Singapore Standard, 16 February 1953

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    10 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD f# SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1953. TWELVE i'AGES
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    52 1 I if] today's i rench Hagati \rjdeuii '.nc gown ri black vi un tarteta v P blue >t;. skW when «r ;vi> l4 d to 0, when H-- \lj t'nded j >i the Rp:v i ias>ic It Do Nuit" y Malta AC »t .i. hown i" /ir: i rench :>
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    DOCK STRIKE PUT OFF
    346 1 Union Urges Inquiry Into m SHB's Charge Stondard Staff Reporter THE strike by 850 Singapore Harbour Board clerks scheduled to start tomorrow has been deterred pending the findings of a Commission of Investigation to be set up by the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. In
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    8th Army Chief Challenges Reds
    149 1 SEOUL Feb. 15-General Maxwell D Taylor, new ommunder ol the Bth Army in Korea today ehalleof H ,h, C-ommunlst forces "}o come out and fight.^ General Taylor said the Bth Army would welcome a Communist assault and could be sure -01 taking care of it
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    Adlai Arriving
    27 1 ADLAI Sievenson. Ili.r-.ou governor and Democratic candipresi lent, will visit S and the Federation Is the end of n«rt month »urse ot a Far Eastern
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    MacD To Stay Till End Of Year
    121 1 missioner-General for Brit been further extended unti MR. Malcolm MacDonald's term of office as (>«>• ain in South-East Asia has the end of this year, it was officially announced yesterday. In February last, the British Government extended Mr. MacDonald's term of appointment. This
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    950 Said Missing In 'Quake
    147 1 TEHERAN' Fob. 15— Tuesday will be observed as a dfty mourning throughout Persia, in sympathy for the victims Ol an earthquake which destroyed t&< mountain village of Tu.ooa last Thursday. Latest report? cf casualtffca stated that 9fiO of the villages 1.400 inhabitants were missml or
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    21 1 The Colours of the Ist East Yorkshire Regiment which arrived in Singapore yesterday being marched through Nee Soon Garrison. Standard photo.
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    Plane With 46 Aboard Missing
    63 1 TAMPA (Florida), Feb. 15.— A National Airlines DC-6 bound for New Orleans with 41 passengers and five crew members was four hours overdue of Tampa last night. Coast guard boats were sent out in an intensive search for the plane which is presumed by airlines
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    3-Power Talks
    24 1 A NINE-MAN Yugoslav military mission has arrived at Ankara for tripartite military discussions next week between Yugoslav, Greek and Turkisn delegations A.P.
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    Yorks March Colours At Nee Soon
    194 1 THE Ist. Battalion, East j Yorkshire Regiment, which J arrived in Singapore in the Empire Clyde yesterday to reinforce the troops in Malaya against the terrorists, made a colourful entry into Nee Soon Garrison where they paraded their j Colours according to tradi- tion.
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    Today's Paper
    52 1 TO GIVE its staff SMM time-off to celebrate Chimes© New Year. The Staadard has been kept down to 1! pa;;."* today instead of the usual 16-page paper. we hope our r<-ad«'rs u ill appreciate this and we ISsure them that we will br back asain with 10 P«OM
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    6 More Bandits Give Up
    132 1 6 More Bandits Give Up KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Six more Communist terrurists have surrendered ta Johore. Three of the Communists surrendered to the police at Labis, and the other three gave themselves up to the people of Kampong Kongsi New Village in the Merefog area of Johore. Security forces in
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    Pilot Bales Our
    57 1 ANCHORAGE, (Alaska). Feb. 15, (UP)— An air force F-90 jet fighter plane crashed about 20 miles west of North Way, Alaska, today after tne pilot parachuted to .safety. The pilot was picked up b^ <* party of infantry troops and taken to North- Way for return to
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    Juin In Saigon
    41 1 SAIGOX. Feb. 15, (AP)— Marshal Alphanse J u in, France's Number one soldier, arrived in Saigon by plane from Par's today. The Inspec-tor-General of French armed forces will stop three days in Indo-China on his way to Tokyo.
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    Suez Talks Soon
    30 1 PREMIER Mohammed Na«uib told newsmen in Cairo fast night that negotiations toward the evacuation ot British troops from the Suez Canal /one would be starting '".soon." UJP.
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    REGATTA WINNER
    42 1 MRS. TAN CHIN TUAN, wife of the Deputy President of the Singapore Legislative Council, yesterday presented the trophies to winners at Singapore's first Outboard Regatta. Bob Cornelius is the happy recipient of the Tiger Challenge Cup in this Standard picture.
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    MAIL TRAINS CANCELLED
    95 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The new mail trains between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh are cancelled tonight because of a derailment in South Perak due to terrorist activities, the Malayan Railway announced. The local passenger train from Ipoh to Gemas is cancelled between Kangsar and Kuala Lumpur, and the
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    City Won't Wait For Govt. Sloth
    211 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council will no longer worry itself wUh problems that are the responsibility of Government It will concentrate only on its own funcS under the law, and will leave Government to sort out dSficulties that are created by measures to
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    Boy Drowns As Boat Sinks
    50 1 DEATH, fortunately absent at the regatta yesterday, claimed a victim early yesterday morning. A Malay fisherman named Hamzah, heading towaVds Pasir Panjang from Pulo Seraya to compete in the races, lost his 10-year-old «>n when his boat capsized (Full story of Regatta on Pasre 3i
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    PILOTS BURIED
    27 1 THE bodies of two British' Royal Air Force pilots killed in a Mosquito plane crash were buried at the Protestant cemetery in Bangkok yesterday. Feuter.
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    SATA TO SET UP TB CAMPS IN
    289 2 SATA TO SET UP TB CAMPS IN MEASURES for setting up camps for tuberculosis convalescents in the Colony are at present being contemplated by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association, the chairman of SATA, Mr. C.L. Edwards, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Edwards said convalescent camps would increase the chances of living
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    78 2 TAN f OO\ KHENG of Singapore ai d Chung Hyun Kim of Korea, visitors at the Taft School. Watertown, Connecticut, follow the student tradition of rubbing the nose of Abraham Lincoln's statue for good luck in examinations. Although they took no tests, the two boys spent the week living the
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    62 2 HONGKONG'S pcir, eld people turned out en masse at the Sftokunpoo football ground to attend the grand rally to u fL tbe ow giveil b y Mr Aw Boon Haw millionaire philanthropist, recently. Mrs. Aw Boon Haw. her dauffh-tPi-in-law. Mrs. Aw Hoe. and Mrs. Kwok Sit Chew (wife of the
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    SPORE RECRUITS TAX PROBE TEAM
    254 2 THE Singapore Government is recruiting from Britain a special team of experienced investigatorsheaded by a senior investigating officer in order to Intensity the probe into cases of suspected income tax evasion. rfc ij tea n is :o be draws the British Board of Inland Revenue
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    100 Give Their Blood
    99 2 ONE HUNDRED persons went to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Centre last week to donate their blood. They include f've men from "the Malayan Naval Force, five from R.A.F.. Seletar. six from the Borneo Company, 14 from the H.M. Q Simbang. seven fro:n the Immigration Office, nine
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    2 Robberies On New Year's Day
    88 2 FOUR Chinese, one armed with d revolver and the others with knives, knocked at a bouse in Tanjong Penjuru on the west coost at about 8.30 ;ii. on Saturday, Chinese New Year's Day. When the occupant opened it. they blindfolded and tied him up.
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    Bid To Reverse Council Decision Standard SUiff Reporter
    68 2 Bid To Reverse Council Decision Standard SUiff Reporter A MOVE to reverse the decision of the Singapore City Council to a'!oca:e a room in ;he Farrer Park Club House to the Singapore Federation of City Council Labour Unions will be made at the ordinary meeting of :he Council on Feb
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    Johore Farmers Grow Food Again
    148 2 WITH the, fall in the rubber price, more interest was shown in food growing, the Johore State Agricultural Officer, Dr. W.N. Scott, states in his annual report for 1952 Dr. Scott reports a big increase in the export of vegetables to -Singapore. Jn Dec. 1951,
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    61 2 SINGAPORE co-op* rat r who met Mr I) .1 s l:r ridg-e, adviser on <<, Operation to the (010» ;i Office, (dark suiti un hts arrival at Kalians ah port yesterday h<i< (from left): Messrs. S H Peek, A. B. Pinto l> Siddons, chairman o( th» Co-op Stores Society and
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    47 2 MONSIEUK Maurice Bedel, a famous French author, arrived in Singapore yesterday from Saigon. He will give a lecture at MacDonald House at 9 o'clock tonight on "Two Thousand Years of Paris." M. Bedel will be the guest or tlie Alliance Francaise during his threeday stay in Singapore.
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    RAF Chief To Visit Malaya
    90 2 AIR Marshal R. O. .Tones. the Controller of Engineering land Equipment for the R.-yal Air Force. w3\ &rr.'\e in Si'igj apore by the Camel an Wednesday for a ten-day visit 1 o the Headquarters, Far East Air Force. Dur:ug his staj ho v tour R.A.F.
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    Police Appeal For Witnesses
    85 2 A "HIT- and Rr\ car knocked down h SS-s*ear-old Chinese woman m R lagoon Ruari. Smguoo.e. about 7 last night. She was bund *ying in a poo; tJ f blood critically injured when the ambulance arrived She iied sh »r:!y alter admission into aoßpita*. Police are
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    Houses For Prison Officers
    38 2 THE fino Malavii Engineers will build two blocks of six flat<= for prison officers at Pearl's Hill, Singapore. The total cost will amount to $303,600 an j it will take 10 months t» complete.
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      295 2 SiNGAPQMtB RADIO PROGRAMME JSitTfc&SiJE't^'ft diary «»»<» s^ s "T* E cip, n e Sn?j«EßsrsLs! Music; 715 Morning Star Guy «-"tnesixa ENTERTAINMENT arttUßjj I WS A J^^ YAN RAILWAY CATHAY: Million Dollar \f.rma«d !l hythm in the Sun 8 30 Malay l?m 10 1 Gem 12 11 a.m., 1.45 415 fiis
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    OUTBOARD REGATTA A BIG SUCCESS
    670 3 Cornelius Streaks Home In Big Race By AMBROSE KHAW, Standard Staff Reporter FAVOURED by bright, sunny weather, a crowd of more than 5,000 people lined the stretch of beach between West Point Gardens and Haw Par Villa at Pasir Panjang yesterday to see a new
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    2 3 SINGAPORE-1. TEL:
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    THE CITY DECIDES
    158 3 H- From Page 1 out its responsibilities under the Municipal Ordinance without worrying about problems it? actions would create for Government. Most Councillors have suggested that if Government does not wish to have these problems thrown at it, then it should ah:end the Municipal Ordinance and relieve
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    Winner Is All For Speed-Boats Now
    185 3 TIGER CHALLENGE CUP 808 CORNELIUS, ex-motor-cycle racer, who won the biggest event in Singapore's first Outboard Regatta yesterday, has forsaken his first love entirely. ''I am all for speed-boats now," he told The Standard after winning the Tiger Challenge Cup. He gave up motor-cycle
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    Church May Be On Film Board
    153 3 REPRESENTATIVES o I Christian religious bodies may be on the Film Appeal Board if an amendment to the Bill is accepted by the Singapore Legislative Council at its meeting on Feb. 25. Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj. Legislative Councillor (Labour. Rochore), will move an
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    Can Yon Name This Actor?
    296 3 STAR CONTEST No. ALL through this week, with the exception of Sunday. The Singapore Standard is presenting the third series of a new contest specially designed to interest Mala>an film fans. All you have to do is lo collect the pictures and coupons for all
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    DOCK STRIKE
    92 3 v From rage 1 for the surrender by tho Board of its managerial responsibi i11 ties hut it had only liked that I the conditions of employment of a large group of its tnem- bcrs should not be arbitrarily land unilaterally altered by the I Board without some
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD
    88 4 INDEPENDENT MORNING NEWSPAPER. HEAD OFFICE: 128, lUaiatoa Rood, Stngopor*. Telephone Not: *****—***** C«bl« b Tclegroph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singopore. •RANCH OFFICES: Room 222, The Times Building, Printing Homm Square, London, E.C. 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. SyUon Street, 83. Cowan Street, 8. Uith Street, T.lt phone 4588. Telephone
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    A Tough Situation
    731 4 I 'THE assurance that the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. J. .John Foster Dulles, has just given to a Senate Sub-Committee that the new Administration was neither contemplating a China blockade nor a major Offensive in Korea at the present juncture should set the minds of many
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    PASSAGE OF THE SEASONS
    2685 4 Spring Is A Time ror Renewal Or Lite CHAPTER II All Rist.it* Rcaervcd T?OR the sea as a whole, the alternation of day and night, the passage of the seasons, the procession of the years, are lost in lti vastness, obliterated in its own changeless eternity.
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  • YOUTH
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      21 1 YOUTH A wttMT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH jtiURWZmM YOUTH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1953. 4 PAGES FREE
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      U.N. PRESS COVERAGE SPANS THE WORLD
      954 1 sE WSMEN, RADIO, TV SET THE PACE M I>L I n»u-.t it IB* s n Ih. I ri 'ir" m s :-l He M3 i- l°Vl tfl Hfr H f thf 3 B B I H B B H YTEWSPAPER reporters, raHa correspondents, pho-
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      HELP THE FLOOD VICTIMS
      67 1 >O1 ill I appeal. u the Bi ..t;i ol I— to 'id l^ I ..i tt i«i. l«r itaas \mi u ran d" > proud I looks i rid "i v tya'a roatk ■>lpir. •>t -»n- \MU u ii be Press t<* I I H und.
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      MYMC To Hold Party, Social
      82 1 THE Malacca Young Malayans Club will celebrate i he Chinese New t~T jajgi* Fancy Dress and Social Pariu at the Malacca High School Hall on Saturday 21s? tebruary, from 6 to 10 30 p.™ Among the highlight* or the evening will be a Fancy Dress
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      KONG HEE FATT CHOY!
      45 1 Xv:vX. VNKDNCVKSDNCKSDNC AND the New Year wish comes from little 3J-year-old Pamela Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hill of Singapore. And *'«U« her "Youth" takes this opportunity to wi*h its numerous (hine^r readers a very happy New Year too!
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      Four 'Whats' To Answer
      93 1 THIS week't Quiz Contest demands answers to the following questions: (1) What grows in the fields and on ones feet and is produced. r<lm American iang, by ham entertainers! (2) What is the name, given to the Nine of Dm uionds i» a pack of cards!
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      What Is
      300 1  -  Cyril Tilaka (S.C.C.) By ||ERE in Malaya a New Village or Free Town Is In the broadest sense a place of safety and security away from terrorist contact, a spot chosen by experts to be near large, law-abiding communities —generally on the outskirts of a large town. The
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      Was She Shy?-Not A Bit
      214 1 Was She Shy? -Not A Bit r FHERE is beauty to be seen A here in two forms but there Is also beauty in the way this incident occurred for this was not posed, It ju-it happened "Bill" a pedigree Boxer and much much bigger than the little girl, went
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      A New Village?
      890 1 THV second of n series of 9even ortadei dealing with ihp New Villages in N.S. um compiled by ifie 1952 Seniors of Si. Paul's Institution, Seremban and published in the Centenary issue o» *Tfce Patiluin purpose. These are erected •ud stand eight feet high above the ground
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      PICTURE WORD SQUARE
      21 2 PICTURE WORD SQUARE Substitute I ir-letter j w describing each ol the pi tures and you will isai SEN] 3\ir: uwa
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      What's The Ratine
      196 2 0 R <i: ::»ts are a :^>< i lea ol your character. n. e jro i ever stoppe to 1 how any times g I > ers vent a ident alit otl r fe] i >■.■. i m hoc means a stu bk A ble could re-
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      YOUTH-The Citizens Of Tomorrow
      421 2 YOUTH-The Citizens Of Tomorrow By YOUTH Correspondent E all look forward towards the arrival of self-gOTern- m<nt But it is wrong to sit around waiting for it to com* It is wrong to expect a handful of leaders to achieve everything by themselves. Self-government requires a mass-expectancy, a realization of
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      On Your Character Index?
      90 2  -  I.R. HEGEL By aj i- is 'aused by a human I i laviour fault that could easi have been corrected. Tari lim for instance, ca haste; haste makes for >pill Disobedience to rules promote carelessness; i arelessness, in turn, invites injuries. Selfishness, bullying, show-off daring ..11
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      "YOUTH" CROSSWORD
      197 2 ROSS 1 Siide 5— V« lick 8— A#; tcnitiU 12 Ireland 13 Falsehood 14 Small, wild ox of CYV'cs 19 Across the Atlantic 18— Smoothed 19— Eager 20 Lai in c<>r. junction 21— Portico 22— Trinket 23 Pieces used in game of c'ie.<s 29— ExiM 30— City in
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      Laugh With Ah Fun
      537 2 ["SORRY. WRONG NUMBER" MR DL SILVA used to go out for mahjong every Friday night. leaving his pretty wife alone in the house. One Friday night he felt indisposed and stayed at home, although his wife opined more than once that he looked fit to go
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      PUZZLE TIT-BIT CORNER
      141 2 1, Ah Chong hi s wife and child were going to town. Half way they met five men, two women each with a child, ar d two boys. How many persons went to town? 2. Ah Sing a nd Lim See are good friend*. With ten cents
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      ALFRED NOBEL
      283 2 CreafPeople Of Yesterday (1833.1896) ALFRED Nobel, Swedish en- Bineer and chemist, was born at Stockholm. In 1842 he went to St Petersburg with his family, and studied the construction of torpedoes and marine minei with his father. 1 18 i 9 e retur «ed to S\ve«. den and
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      THE SWALLOW
      144 2 T")OsS> the swallow ever come down to earth? She surveys the eager, curious admirers below. The sight enchants them and they ar e ready to catch But she flutters across their hearts free from their net. As long as she is up there, she is immune from men*.
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      PORT DICKSOM, HOLIDAY CENTRE
      205 2 'TWENTY-FIVE miles from x Seremban ar e miles and miles of curving shore of white sand fringed with coconut palms. The pale blue waters of th e sea gives one appearance of a sheet of glass. makers prepared for their return journey. The beach was littered
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      By PAUL S. MARKANDAN
      219 2 The many Government sanatoriums, which are situated close to the town, though on a site with a pleasant view of the sea, give a view of broken coast line and rocky shores. But, about five miles from the town is an almost endless coast of clean
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      WHO PAYS FOR OUR EDUCATION
      854 2 WHO PA YS FOR OUR EDUCATION NCNCKSDCNSDKNCKSDN EARLY morning. Large, clean snd bright in the sunshine, the school awaits its students. Cars swish up— a huge, highly polished Ameacan beauty carrying one small boy. son of a rich man; a dingy little fourseater crammed with people of all sizes; a
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      MY CLASS ROOM
      155 2 1 HAVE 2 bit and beautiful x »'lass, Which the tirls admire when they pass. There are six pictures on the wall. Two of them are very small. All of them are nice, you see, Two of them are facing me. There are drawings for peo-» pie
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        84 2 O (flimpse of Chinese history VON -^Jj^ r^fb FAMOUS //f^-^JK\ KAN O.NERAI I|MM^ Kwon Yun Chicng, /{I >11 /'JfJ^^''^^^^^ popularly known as 1 I jjl Rqj|kr^c^gß> j Kwon Kung. one of i\\ 11} Tlß^>>w j 22r2TfS fHe two fomous 1,8 I fwjT^<*g '^S^ trow. He was how- I**1 I •i*iiiii(J^^^
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        130 2 WATER 6UY TOT taiai on K«r Squan in front of Londc:. a i water over a Th.\ the i for jokers. Sper nf one of th< I the 9 Bet inen B." the fell I J ike ■■< dun and Trafalgar S came such i (hat the wa" changed. OUR
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      Routing rosrers Brotherhood
      53 3 Routing rosrers Brotherhood Itfhtrai «etS Vti iolour mingle in good sprit at Jamborees held all over the world— as this picture, p*« v,.u pr«»\es. This great brotherhood that fired the imagination of its founder— the lat« Lord I slWMtilj growing into a strong universal force whose precept in life Is
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      GETTING THE KNOW-HOW
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      'MERMAIDS' TRAIN FOR COMING SEASON
      168 3 MOKE than a hundred girls of St. Margaret's Methodist Girls' and Raffles Girls* Schools make use of the Mount Emily Swimming Pool every week for swimming practices. Accompanied bv their teachers, many of them ate beginners who not only turn up for the swimming periods
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      What Of The Future Of Youth Boxing?
      433 3 MUCH HAS been said of the Youth boxing and boxers who all put up a jolly good show, but now let us approach this successful effort from a more sounder angle, for it is the future of our Youth that must always be
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      Their Mission Of Mercy
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      MY HOMELAND
      113 3 OFT have I heard of my homeland From the lip* of my grandfather. Oft have 1 read of my homeland In books by a famous writer. THEY told me it ioas a rich land In distant begone days. How other nations came to this land In devious routes
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      COLONY YOUTHS TAKE CHEER FOR CITY'S POOR SICK AND NEEDY
      463 3  - COLONY YOUTHS TAKE CHEER FOR CITY'S POOR SICK AND NEEDY FRANCIS LEE By r Ti4K/A*G Chinese Veto Year 1 cheer w the inmates of the Little Sisters of tlie Poor Home for the Aged at Thomson Road and to tl\e poor in tlie slum areas of Chinatown, Tanjong Pagar. and
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        33 3 I TRACK- I J vfLI/» I I CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD. I ¥00 CAN OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT FOR I AS LITTLE AS SI/- INTEREST WILL BE H PAID AT Sft% PES ANNUM
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      Spotlighting Students' Efforts FROM SCHOOL MAGAZINES
      794 4 Spotlighting Students' Efforts FROM SCHOOL MAGAZINES Aft *'xlnnt from the Angl<hCkin+$e School (Si ntv ban) Magtmme, 'Till: SIL Eh TSIGNPOS T hv DEVADAS DOR AIR AJ on Malaya Present And Future \f F. are the future citizen^ uf Maiaya. The present i*«n>r* of the various communities will pass away in
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      LAND OF THE FAIRY TALE
      687 4 LAND OF THE FAIRY TALE NGAPORE tiger STANDARD KNOW YOUR NEMGHBOUR~*IV> DENMARK is looked on as the honw and birthplace of the fairy tale as it was from this couatry that the famous Hans Christian Andersen came to give the chiMrea of the world his immortal storirs. Denmark consists of
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      Tankers Away
      255 4 The Story So Far "DJLL WILSON, a young apprentice, has joined hik first ship, a tanker, the "PORT OF SPAIN" on Far Eastern service. Trouble breaks out and Bill suspects dirty work ichen the ship is fired off Bombay and the cargo tampered with at Singapore. Bill is
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      24-"THE CABLE"
      179 4 JJE SAT down 111 Hit tif«^!v>; fair desponderr \v "'Oh. Lord, wha; a iff k is wheii you cast live it yourself."' porthole and ookeci "N-- lUernj 'I k w. but do >•<■ to"'' "TO ;fe DO Mil I FIU k ftse do" Is Hie worth i! to
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      READING AS A HOBBY
      231 4 i BOY wrii! Bften -k hi; 1 self, ■■\'"a wiiot sha I 1 do to bile iwsy the t. 1 J think tin 1 best use te hours ran be put t(;. i- I the studenl to Endu pe reading Every boy musl cultivate the habit
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        75 4 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY I I HELPfM6MEp q J D)D^TtgLAUMT dOUES!'^ > a\ak^ a a A^ p /t^ suy him *7you neve^ ca.k i\ pEAMU'gJ (j HEADIKJ' FOR J C g F^OVV CUK J^^^^^^ =:2^^^S v s K 8^ BUT I'LL EXPIAIM M V
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      50,000 Lose Homes In Saigon Blaze
      150 5 IFefe W (I'P)— five thousand homes <xl(t r{ ,M«i =>0.000 were left homeless yester- f :t l!t> "uorst fire which police suspected in vi s et bv Communist terrorists. hiW 1 At least five persons were reported dead and 40 injured. rhree suspected Red
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      Fire Sweeps Through RoK Army Hospital
      24 5 lit* A!lh •■iSfi porls !;*'*> Ml *t fftt bn:« he bombed out Caphrourli Ike r, ,iuJ K«reai mf baas
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      Miriella Oil Impounded
      4 5 Miriella Oil Impounded i
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      Ban On Travel In E. Berlin
      120 5 BER] tN Feb. 15 The e h«4s dow comp ana to virtua::v freeze* i1 II 000,000 poptda- by restricting travel even zone. rding to a Jew who fled Berlin, the Red author*e issu4 identity cards perr tg trav< on y ap to 20 i
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      Steamer Sinks
      46 5 I'ERNSEY. Fo n <VP) The British steamer Stanley f ank ofl Cape De La i sterday. Its crew of were picked '.".p by the t P.:v i after taking lifeboata No injuries were cd and none ol the crew rcq red noedi -a! attention.
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      58 5 photo. SCREEN actress Ginge. Rogers (41) with new husband, 26 year old Paris krwyer Jacques Bergerac (centre) celebrated the event with a wedding supper at the Racquet Club. They were married on Feb. 7. On the ruht i$ former movie actor Charles FarreU, now a resort proprietor >n Paltn S
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      Court Rules Korea Figh Not A War
      120 5 PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15. ■I'D The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court ruled yesterday -Mat the Korea fightog i s not a war as it upheld the insurance claims of two soldiers v. ho died in service. The coufl ruled that the [double indemnity clauses in
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      30,000 HELD IN SIEGE OF WON SAN
      201 5 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.— The United States Navy said yesterday that the two-year siege of the North Korean port of Wonsan had forced the Communists to keep 30,000 troops out of the frontlines to guard against the "constant threat" of an amphibious invasion. It
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      Chiang's Navy Gets Prepared
      96 5 TAIPEI, Feb. 15 (UP) Quiet preparations are believed being made by the Chinese Nationalist navy at its two most important outposts. Kinmen and the Pescadores, for instituting a blockade of the mainland to whatever degree ordered by Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang and his strategic advisers are continuing
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      Ban On Press To Be Lifted
      130 5 NEW YORK Feb. 15, (Reuter) Lawyers for Minot "Mickey" Jelke. on trial here on vice charges, claimed yesterday they had described the chief witness against him. redhaired Pat Ward principally with two photographs. The 23-year-old heir to Margarine fortune, is charged with inducing 19-year-old
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      Judge Frees Girl, Makes Legal History
      164 5 TORONTO. Feb. 15. (UP) Mrs. June Armstrong, a 24--year-old English woman, was free yesterday fur the first time in nearly five months since she allegedly stabbed to death a Negro farmhand while protecting her common law husband. The attractive mother was acquitted of the
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      NO ROYAL CIPHER ON BOMBED BOX
      79 5 EDIXBURG, Fob. 15. (Renter) Scotland":- only postbox beanng 1 1 Rtiva! Cipher "E. 11. R." Elizabeth II Regma which was blown up by a "posted" bomb on Thursday night was replaced here yesterday by one without the Cipher. Two previous attempts to blow up
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      JAP ENTRY INTO GATT LIKELY
      82 5 GENEVA. Feb. 15, (AP)— A 15-nation conference recommended iiere Saturday that Japan be admitted as a member of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, under safeguards to prevent a revival of her prewar unfair trade practices. The two-week secret conference met under the chairmanship
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      Jap Boat Sunk
      52 5 TOKYO, Feb. 15 (UP)— The American freighter China Bear rammed and sank the Japanese fishing boat. Shiratnri Maru oft the east coast of Japan yesterday. Ten of the fishing boat's crew were reported missing. Twelve fishermen were rescued either by the China Bear or the Japanese patrol
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      UK'S FLU DEATH TOLL RISING
      64 5 LONDON. Feb. 15, (UP) The influenza death toll Britain this year is more thai live times it wa? last year, and it is still rising, health aut rities said today. During *he week en g Feb. 7. 44*i persons ■■■< oi flu. So far this
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      Senate Move On Anti-Semitism
      321 5 VNKNCVSDCNSDKCKSD SENATOR James Murray has notified all Senators that he will ask US Senate approval today of a resolution condemning anti-Semitism Russia. The resolution will aiso call on the United States Government to report the Senate"* concern to Russia and ask for action "to remove all
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      Ike To Hold Vital F. East Talks Today
      318 5 No Blockade At Present WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 5 (AFP)— President Eisenhower hat colled on important conference tor tomorrow on the Far Eastern situation to be attended by Senator Robert Taft and other Congressional leaders and by such specialists in Far Eastern affairs
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      Finnish Govt. Mum On Ship Off Singapore
      138 5 HELSINKI. Feb. 15 (UP)Finnish official maintained a blackout yesterday on the future movements of the tanker Wiima, riding at anchor oft" Singapore with 7,000 tons of jet .plane fuel for Communist China. The Finnish vessel ha le off Singapore on Wednesday to await
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      21 5 LIEUT. General H. WrlK who has lx<n appointed the new Commander in-Chief of the British Commonwealth forces in Korea.— AP photo.
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      Adlai Flays US Policy On Allies
      169 5 nlw i i >;••;■;. f< t>. if {VP) Aciiai Stv w i Bon defeat* I)« mocrat&c a idi late f<jr pi i dent, said isi night \'"u\ 1 1 e I'nited Stati fr-V U Russians bj thi eati tiing I <ial sa is againsi
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      Be Firm On Canal, Killearn Tells UK
      217 5 LONDON, Feb. 15 (Reuter)— Lord Killearn. former British Ambassador to Egypt, today ur^ed Britain to "speak frankly and finally** to Egyptian Premier Naguib and his friends. Writing in the Sunday Ex- 1 press Lord Kiliea rn. who was Ambassador in Cairo for 10
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        85 5 I y I 1 tndia Super Foam Latex Mattresses give the highesi possible ftaodard of luxury. You are literally "sleeping; on air M aj the millions of tiny air cells in interconnected tnd yield to every movement of the body 1 Owing to its porous construction air is continually* circulating,
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        125 5 *\\\\v\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\v\\\v\\\\\\\\\\vv\\\\\w\\\v v\\\\ a\n\u\i\uuuuv I Reflecting I Your Own Good J Ifl SstC 'i> >^| I fl| i! «B Ik < 1 < y is* B 5 IK J El H| BS I 1 1 |K3 ilti H^^ I I Bfilpßi I I Ull I^^bkl I > Br«^3ft* mi^mwiS&l^' Pt p^^'
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      ECAFE Pleased With Progress
      90 6 BANDUNG, Feb. 15 (Reuter) The Economic Commission i for Asia and the Far East j yesterday concluded its ninth I plenary session by adopting a report which noted "with satisfaction" the rapid growth of regional consciousness in ecoj nomic matters. The report was adopted against persistent
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      Good Investment Buying In Industrials
      359 6 MALAYAN markets had a full week and continued busv to the eve of Chinese New Year. In the Industrial section there was good investment buying and a general small improvement in rates. Uniteer Ordinary met a distinct change of sentiment with a clearing off of
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      COMPANY REPORTS
      417 6 AYER HITAM TIN DREDGING LTD.— Working Kati and a auarter ground made a prom Q fo a r year ended 30.6.52 of £698,06 2 or 3 8 7.8 .o after paying U.K profits tax and Levy and paid Uo\o. At balancing date net liquids amounted to £a14./46 or
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      BUSINESS DONE
      217 6 Industrials Alexander Brick Prefs. $2.15, Fraser Neave ord $2.45 to $2.50. Pref. $6 70. Gammon $2.85, Hammer $3 10 to $3.15. William Jacks $4 02* $4.00. Malayan Cement $1.70 to $1.73*, McAlister $40.00 cum to $39.30 ex dividend. Raffles Hotel $3.05. Robinson ord. $4.05. 2nd Pref. $10.50. Singapore
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        632 6 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland St&n Francisco Lo« An^elr* All American A Canadian Cities FOR FULL PARTICULARS OF DRY CARGO, DEEP TANKS AND PASSENGER BOOKINGS, ETC., APPLY ANGLO-FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. TLL: K Lumpur 311 Spore *****/3 P Sham 295 h Malacca 456 Penang 875 CHARGEURS REUNIS FOB MARSEILLES
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        692 6 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Due S'pore Due Penaug From "Poyans" Feb 16 Feb 13 Japan. H'kong "Fengtien" Feb 19 Feb 22 Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penang P.'Sham S'pore For
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        374 6 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Koyal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALTLMORE, MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS S'pore P. S'ham Penang TAWALI (SMN) 16/23 Feb 24 25 Feb 26 27 Feb KERTOSONO(RL) 28Feb6Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar ROTTI (SMN) 19/25 Mar 26 Mar
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        816 6 EAST ASIATIC [i SAILLNGS FROM SCANDINAVIA Ik S'pore px UHiNIA' toi Bangkok lt/lf W drr k "PATAGONIA" for Adelaide, f iMelbourne. Barnie Sydney (not loading local cargo) 24 ?GF. D "LALANDIA" for Bangkok -7 8 Mar M INDIA W for Bangkok 18 ?oMar U i%Z "MALAYA" for Adelaide, 'N^ Melbourne,
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      PACKS WAGE A DUEL
      473 7 Fierce Rugby IN Game Drawn LONDON Feb. 15 (AP)-Heas that either Ireland or England would win this season's rugby "triple crown" were dispelled at Dublin Saturday as the two countries battled out a fierce game to a a— 9 tie. It was the first drawn game
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      Marjan Sparks Singapore Win
      185 7 I SINGAPORE Malays beat Johore Malays by hree matches to two in the Dunlop Cup badminton tournament on Saturday. w^mmion Singapore's victory was due to Thorn aa Cupper. Ismail Mar- |an who won both his single* ind doubles ties. The issue of I this Intel state
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      Anson AA Officials
      191 7 AT THE annual general meeti ing of the Anson Athletic Assoi F l o tlo 2: th e Allowing were elecI ted officials for the year I Patrons: Ta n Hock San SeQW Kim Hock, Tan Yan Wee, Chua Soon Teck. Koh Beng Quee i lan Ken?
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      S. AUSTRALIA 250
      41 7 ADELAIDE. Feb. 15 (ReuterAAPJ South Africa's cricketers 'resh from their test triumph ver Airstraiia dismissed South Australia for 250 mna here yesterd:ty and scored two without MS before stumps were drawn at the ciose of the first day's
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      Sarkies Heads Windsor Rovers
      78 7 [Tic following members were elected officials oi Windsor Rovers Sports Club, Singapore President: Mr. J. A. Sarkies! Secretary: Mr. David Cheng, treasurer: Mr Albert Tan Heng Uua. Sports Captain: Mr rimothv Cheng, As<:. Snorts' Captain: Mr. P. Suppiah, Com-' mittee: Mr. S Nathan, Mr. waiter Abeysekera
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      All But 1 Reelected
      70 7 All But 1 Reelected PENANG. Sun-All the offlceJ* a J£ rR excc »t the honorary secietary w«e re-elected when hlTri > nang FootbaI l Association J Ttw lts n u" nual g^eral meeting tk e hln «e Recreation Club! AVvini J s P laced secretary was k T^n r an
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      Imperial Club Office Bearers
      148 7 of T S E T annual general meeting of the Imperial Club. Singapore was held on Monday and the following office bearers were elected for the yearGeneral Committee (Nominated Members*: Chairman— R.J Holmes, Hon. Secretary/Treasurer—M.J. Brearley, R.F. Scully. Lui Hon Meng. General Committee (Elected >/• u
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        57 7 SITUATION WANTED ATTENTION: For suitable lobs as Sienographers Bookkeepers Sc Clerks, etc.. etc. plean register with Ho Chirtn Company's Emplo-.-ment Burean, 86-A.. Robinson Road. Singap >re 1. TUITION DRIVING! experienced professiona] coaching given at competitive charges. Highly reramended C:ty Driving School Tel 41-jT 9—lo a.m. SeasM Extended on Requests Today:
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        657 7 DEATH MRS. WONG FOOK LUM, aged 70, passed away at the General Hospital, Singapore yesterday. Funeral at 11 ajn. today. McINTYRE. On 15th February 1953, at the General Hospital Singapore Charles Vincent Mclntyre, 59 years. The funeral cortege will leave his residence at No. 15 Tannery Lane, off McPherson Road
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        1028 7 NOTICES SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD STAFF ASSOCIATION th. AN E MERGr.NX-Y MeeUoi of the Ex. titt« Council o| the Sad Associsiion was held on Sa ay 4?h Feteuiry The Executive Committee reseati M mH o Jose public sympathy .nd fc.w :s aS y toSSSd b view of this cnve situation lite
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        131 7 5 E Y** Y SiiLil f -THAT'S 1 fvASVi.^Q THE GIRL THAT H I/T-vTg-L who GrsZS K'^i <?rkJk V^JtXP?!***"** GOTTA > EAS-' me L ??-WHUT > GIVES MEN S I M£K GOOSE FJ.£S^--\ r g'^^y bCN l OW BDNS MATES > F.MD (BE vMTH THAT ]j G;RL? r-\ GOOSE FUESH.^J
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      Malayan Hockey Title To S'pore
      535 8 PENANG, Sun.— Malaya's hockey champions are Singapore. This crown was handed to the Colony today after a game was played to determine this honour. Singapore, South winners, beat Perak, North titleholders by I—o.1 0. The 'winning coal was scored by F O Reynolds seven minutes
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      Kingport's Win Was Spectacular
      394 8 Kingport's Win Was Spectacular By WINDSOR LAD TO Kuala Lumpur trainer I Neil Hobbs r oes the distincI tiou of winning the first of this season's classic of the Malayan turf when his tunI didate Kiagport, a slashing long-framed and powerfully built gelding by Kingsway out of Porter's Lodi;e (*)y
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      Austrians Beat HK
      94 8 HONGKONG, Feb. 15 (UP)— The Far East touring LA9K Soccer Club of Linz Austria, won a tight 3-2 victory over Hong Kong's interport team in the first game of their three scheduled matches here yesterday. A crjwdl of 15.000 turned out for the Lunar New Year game
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      Angel Beaten
      39 8 Scoring two pinfalls against on e m three rounds, Bert Assirati beat the French Angel in la*t Saturday's wrestling bout at the Happy World 6tadium. The defeat was the Angels second of hit three tights m Singapore.
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      Hockey Scheme For Boys
      217 8 PENAXG Sun. Th e Malayan Hockey Council which resumed its extraordinary general meeting today agreed in principle to send a team to participate i:i the Asian Games in Manila next year. The meeting felt that schools are the cradles of hockey and that the boys should
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      Gateshead Join Elite Into 6th
      302 8 LONDON, Feb. 15 (Reuter)— Gallant Gateshead kept the third division flag flying after yet another day of English cup tie shocks today. A great I—o victory over Plymouth carried them into the last 8 among the elite who will fight out the 6th round of
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      MeKinstery, Hastie In Golf Final
      193 8 IPOH. Sun.— Veteran T. MeKinstery of Perak wiil oppose Thomas E. Hastie of Selangur for the North Malayan goif title tomorrow. McKinsrery beat R B Lauriston at the 19th while Hastie was one up in his game with C. A. Collins of Penang. Biggest surprise
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      IRC Meet RE
      13 8 I.R.C. meet Royal Engineers at soccer at Farrer Park today.
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      RESULTS AND POSITIONS
      1167 8 I. A. Cup fifth round: Blackpool 1 Southampton 1. Burnley 0, Arsenal 2. Chelsea 0, Birmingham City 4. Everton 2. Manchester United 1. Halifax Town 0. Tottenharm Hotspur 3. Luton Town 0. Bolton Wanderers 1. Plymouth Argy'.e 0. Gateshead 1 Rotherham United 1, Aston Villa 3. LEAGUE
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        368 8 ,pgg^ TODAY DAILY fj jytf I- I ftw I 1 I I i ESTHER WILLIAMS IN THr"*^^^ BATHING SUIT THAT SHOCKED A NATION! Million !^> //fsr y I BS V^ \V F Queen of Dollar Narrin- ESTHER WILLIAMS... «W« ViCTOH WAI/lli: DAVID MATURE PIIM.IO> BIUAN I I-i-i Sitsppiided PF BPTTFP'r
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        189 8 Coronation Tour Contest READERS of the Singapore Standard will choose the Most Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya who will be honoured as an Unofficial Representative of this land to attend the Coronation Ceremonies in London during May and June this year. The Contest which will last three months, from
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        211 8 Qucenie Paul Prescnls The Sm. k'i'^ r A Special CHINESE NEW YEAR P^" J^Bb X"^^V yC*^^S jjP^k "F* "Kuny Hee tali /f Mith box i:\i m 'W SEATS: 4 (lenm|) NOTE STAGE SHOW \RRVN MM| l! AFTER the 4 9.30 p.m. K BEFORI ftw r SCREEN SIIO WS of; vomf^A
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