Singapore Standard, 2 February 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD jt m Vol. IV. No. 215. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1954 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    US JETS, MIGs IN AIR BATTLE
    118 1 US JETS, MIGs IN AIR BATTLE .SKINGTON, Feb. 1 The US. Air Force v U.S. planes and ri^ht^s fought engagement near X ian coast only 10 day.- aftex a U.S. reace b mbei was a aircraft n m if the Russian- .v a An t sj nan here. ic infanna-
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    QUADS BORN IN S'PORE
    42 1 QUADS BORN IN S'PORE A o urn Sincarth to v; idru] Sundsj itea later, mother girls i. er was 30-jear-oW r> •< Hail Abd il Hahif a driver, In "he Ha > I took p r« ye* X at 5..: gran v rer, m
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    CITY BY CITY PAY STRIKE
    15 1 its to the Cc oist7. OH lion t. p jy^
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    RL Police Hold Dutch Official
    137 1 JAKARTA. F. b. 1 (AP) 'The fonnei cbiel ol Dutch In-' gence Servi c ir Indonesia \FFIS." .1 .w L Jungschlager, •aj> arre ted m Jakai la on Saturda a n mx to vo'.'wv authorities today. Mr J ings< I agex is at present employed
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    RED RAIL LINK
    25 1 v w T r vvj v servl c beP nj and Moscow I on Sun- j Peiß X announced yestei \y. U.P.
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    REBELS DRIVE INTO LAOS
    393 1 Only2Weeks' March From Royal Capital LUANG PRABANG, Feb. 1: (Reuter)— The advance guard of a 1 2,000-strong Vietminh rebel division has crossed the northern frontier of Laos and is advancing south through the jungie-clad mountains about 14 days' march from Luang Prabang, the royal capital of
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    Dr. Lin Made Big Sacrifice, He Says
    310 1 FORTY Singapore Chinese millionaires last night i heard Mr. Lien Ying Chow, a director of Nanyang I'niversity. say that Dr. Lin Yu-tang had made a great sacrifice m agreeing to leave America and take up the appointment of first Chancellor of the University.
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    Rockefeller Is In Town
    98 1 4MEMCAN multi-million, aire. Mr. John I). Rockefeller III (left), (hairman of the Rockefeller o it n (I a t i o n pasneil through Singapore b y hLM (.onslellation yesterday, accompanied by his wife (right). They hate just completed a visit to India and Pakistan and
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    Ava Gardner Accepts A Challenge
    120 1 Ava Gardner Accepts A Challenge APPEARING a s a surprise j model at the Fontana fashion j show m Rome recently, movie actress Ava Gat" 5f I featured "The Barefoot Con- tessa gown which >h will wear m her new picture by thai name. Ava accepted a challenge j to
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    '999' And ManHeld In 2 Mins.
    94 1 '999' And ManHeld In 2 Mins. WITHIN two minutes of answering a "999" call yesterday, a Singapore Police radio car was at the scene of the crime and the officer-in-charge, I Police Lieutenant H. Perera. had detained a Chinese. The Standard was told that the man had gone into a
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    BIG 4 SHIFT TO RUSSIAN ZONE
    193 1 BERLIN, Feb. 1 (AP)— The Big Four today moved their conference over to the Russian sector without budging an inch on any world problem. They are deadlocked on hold- I ing a Bi^ Fiv e roni'erence to include Red China and are supporting rival
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    Sugar Off The Ration On Feb. 15
    80 1 SUGAR will be derationed m Singapore as from Feb. 15, Government announced yesterday. Government is now satisfied. !it was stated, that its sugar stocks are low enough to ensure clearance soon and that commercial imports are available to meet immediate demands. With derationing,
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    35 Die In Air Crash
    73 1 TOKYO, Feb. I (Reuter).— A United Slates Air Force spokesman Si id this afternoon j an air force C-4ti Commando carrying 30 passengers and I five crew member,; crashed into the straits between Hon- shu and Hokkaido today. There were no survivors. An air force
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    PRISON ESCAPEES
    23 1 HONGKONG, police yesterday conducted a search throughout the Colony for three long-term prisoners who escaped from Stanley Prison on Sunday. A.F.P.
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    75-Year-Olds To Wed
    35 1 CHICHESTER, England. Feb. 1 (AP)— Alfred Thair, 77. and Emily K. Goodger. 75, announced today they will be married next Saturday. They will make their home with her mother, who is 102.
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    "SPLICE THE MAINBRACE,"-QUEEN
    180 1 ABOARD THE ROYAL YACHT GOTHIC, Feb. 1. (Reuter) An Australian escorting squadron took over from New Zealand the charge of the yacht. Gothic. bri<n«in» Queen Elizabeth to Australia today m the Tasnian Sea. The Royal Marine band aboard the Gothic played the traditional Maori farewell, "Now is
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    City Inspector Escapes Death
    290 1 Gunman Misses Twice Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE inspector of the Singapore City Cleansing Department dramatically escaped death at the hands of a gunman m Lorong Laiat yesterdayMalayan Communist Liberation Day. He was shot at twice by the gunman, also a Chinese, but both bullets missed
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    JAPS MOB MARILYN AND HUBBY
    163 1 JAPS MOB MARILYN AND HUBBY I TOKYO, re [IP Thousand.- ol bo tiling, i Japanese mob < d Marilyn Hanrof and •'"<-- MEgi J v thes tepp ■on m airplane todaj and later attempted to break ii I honeymoon bote Four •fiu.i>a!i j peo| c sta cci through guard- and
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    LABOURER KILLED
    29 1 A 45-YEAR-OLD labourer. Low Mia Meng, wu Iril c I terday a!'t-rr:o' when I of rice dropp i; o: him -n i •> m Mi Kandra R Singapore
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    POLLS PLAN HAS WIDE SUPPORT IN FED
    326 2 Some Anxiety About The Date, Bat... KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Federal Elections Committee's report found wide support among public and political opinion m the Federation today as a further step towards the creation of a united Malayan nation m the not too distant
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    105 2 ft W CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No I K.SS Spot Loose 55 551 No. 1 R.S.S. 55!: 551 No. 2 R.S.S. 552 551 No. 3 R.S.S. 544 54* Tone: Steady. UN PKM't l'he prire of tin tester day was *****
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    Suspension Of Licences Unfair—Lee
    90 2 Suspension Of Licences Unfair— Lee SUSPENSION cf new licences to Singapore trisha ride s is undemocratic m princi and inimical to the L'i'y Council, Mr. I.cc Choon Eng, Labour City Councillor, told The Standard yesterday. He said the City Council's ruling, that no new licences will be issued to trisha
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    They Drank To A Ship
    121 2 LEADING members of the >»iii;>plim esmnuuuty m Singapore went on board the Soon Bee yesterday lot corktails to celebrate her arrival m the Colony on her niuiden voyage from Holland. She is the latest addition to the Red Funnel fleet. Seen m the picture above
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    TEMPLER'S MESSAGE TO MALAYAN YOUTH
    175 2 TEMPLER'S MESSAGE TO MALAYAN YOUTH KUA L A LUMPUR. Mon.- Federation Day messages were sent yesterday by the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templcr and the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. Genera! Tempter's message was addressed to schoolchildren lo whom he said the day should mean a lot to
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    HE WAS 'ONLY HALF DRUNK'
    75 2 SENASAMY Xadeson. City Council labourer, told Mr. D. H. Chapman, the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate, that he was only half drunk when he was arrested by the Police for behaving m a disorderly manner at Orchard Road on Sunday night. Mr. D. 11. Chapman
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    Royal Tour Stamps Out
    112 2 THREE stamps, m denominations of 3Jd, 7£d, and -s.. commemorating the Australian visit of the Qv.een and the Duke of Edinburgh will be issued m Australia today. The stamps will be in 'three colours— rose, purple Mid deep green respectively. The and 2?. stamps will be
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    If Was 'Hawkers' Day' In This Court
    228 2 If Was 'Hawkers' Day' In This Court FACING about 500 hawkers m his court yesterday, Mr. J..M. Devereux-Colebourn, the Singapore C'ily Police Court Magistrate, proclaimed, 'I declare this a hawkers' day." He also took ihe opportunity of issuing this warning m anticipation of the Chinese! i New Year trade '"I
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    HK EXCHANGE
    28 2 H X >NG F< i I Servio cci Hong change today wen SIJ o£l 55.7825 to US$l SIJBU H: $0,198 to o Gole i i i
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    HE'S ATTACKFD WITh BOTTLES
    8 2 HE 'S ATTACKFD WITh BOTTLES ANG S i
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    BOUND OVER FOR STABBING
    18 2 the S ent took Fan v right i imb. n k ►f $250 for
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      92 2 I^^^S O VAI TI N R Hjf^ii r WLS!M A. WANDER LTD. (Incorporated m England) SINGAPORE I. SUNLIGHT SOAP costs even less Now >v Sunlight Soap now costs even less than before. It saves <*&dd^^^^W WKKFi A youi money and your clothes IT toy Sunlight's gentle lather gets I rid
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    HUT ON FIRE
    30 3 THE ROOF of an attap hut at the mile Yio Chu Kang Road, Singapore, was completely burn! yesterday morning before a fire engine arrived on the scene.
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    GOVT. PLANS A NEW SCHOOL
    56 3 UPPER Serangoon Road. Singapore, will have a threestorey primary school estimated to cost Government about $250,000 completed by the 6nd of this year. Mr. A. Wear, Director of Public Works, told The Standard yesterday that the school will be situated m Aroozoo Avenue and tenders
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    Mr. Hare Says A $2S Hello To N.Z.
    156 3 THE manager of the New Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd., Singapore, Mr. D. G. Hare (leftt. inaugurated a new radio-telephone link from the Colony to New Zealand, which was opened by the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company yesterday. The call by Mr. Hare
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    Poses For Lensmen
    37 3 Miss June Mok, a singer at Singapore's Cathay Restaurant, who turned model for the Singapore Camera Club at their outing held at Mr. Loke Wan Tho's bungalow on Sunday. Photo by Wong Khve Yin
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    GUOK STRUGGLED TO WREST REVOLVER
    365 3 GUOK STRUGGLED TO WREST REVOLVER Murdlet* Verdict At Inquest THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. K. T. Alexander, recorded a verdict of murder against" a person or persons unknown at yesterday's inquest on Guok Sing Inn (38), manager of the Hock Lee Bus Co, Ltd., who was shot m his office m
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    Obstruction With 'Shoe-Helpers...'
    72 3 Obstruction With 'ShoeHelpers...' YEE All SENG. G~. heard the prosecutor tell the Fourth Police Magistrate yesterday that he had been found obstructing the tive-foot-way at East Coast Road market with a basket. "1 think the basket contained M packets of peppermint, five paper fans, ten-ear-digsers, five pins the prosecuting officer
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    YOUR PETS & THE NEW YEAR
    54 3 YOUR PETS THE NEW YEAR THE Singapore branch of the Royal Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. advises ail animal lovers and animal owners to keep their pets locked indoors during the Chinese New Year festival. According to the Society, there have been instances where fire crackers have been
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    LIM HAS MEMORY FOR FACES, NAMES
    225 3 GREYING 6f)-year-old Lim See Chin, head boy at the Royal Singapore Flying Club, is a man with a memory for names and faces. He claims to know not only the present 300 members of the Club, but can also identify all the 600 pre-war
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    SHOP IS NOW A POST OFFICE
    167 3 SHOP IS NOW A POST OFFICE AN old Singapore chandu shop m Joo Chiat Road was yesterday transformed into a post office to serve residents of the area. The Joo Chiat Post Office, <is it is now called, was declared open by Mr. M. L. Durrant. Director of Posts, Singapore.
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    Purcell's Attack: All Are Mum
    82 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Many Federation leaders had '"sealed Uds" when asked for their views on Dr. Victor Purcell's attack an General Tempter, the Federation's High Commissioner, io his recent article published m London. Malayan Chinese Association source- also would not comment. Dr. Purcell, who resigned
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    ACSU BRANCH HOLD MEETING
    81 3 MR. CHAN KHEK ENG was elected chairman of the Dock branch of the Army Civil Service Union, at its annual meet-] ing held yesterday. The meeting also elected Mr. Ho Thian Chor as Secretary; Mr. Chia How Ghee. Treasur- er; Messrs Wong Fook Lim, Ong Kim
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    Drivers, Firemen Allege 'III-Treatment'
    110 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN allegation that about 100 drivers and firemen employed at Kallang Airport are being "ill-treated" was made by the Singapore Department ol Civil Aviation Workers' Union, yesterday. Mr. Lee Yong Mm, president 1 of the Union told The Standard I that these workers
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      79 3 Weather Report Minimum Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. Jan. .;i to l.?A) a.m. Feb. 1 Singapore (7.") F), Penang (75 F), Kota Bahru (7:! F), KuaLi Lumpur (75 F), Ipo'i i7:i Fi, Kaantan (71 F). Maximum Temperature: from 7.:.0 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Feb. 1 Singrapore (90 F). Penang: (90 F).
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    GERMANS FETE A PRESIDENT
    49 4 THE German community m Singapore celebrated the 70th irthday of the President of i Federal Republic of Germany Dr. Theodor Heu?s on S indaj The party was given by the German Consul General. Dr. Hans U. Granow, at h:^ residence, 4. Victoria Park, on J
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    PHOGS USIGE SPEEDY CALL-UP
    368 4 Govt. Must Act Without Delay, Says Newsletter THE Singapore Progressive Party wants the compulsory call-up for National Service to be "m full swing before the end of 1954." In its official organ, the Newsletter, issued yesterday, the Party warns Government against "unnecessary wasting of time over
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    PLAYED THE FOOL, HE SAYS
    67 4 SEET Paen H k said m the S. Fill i Po Court y< yh« s th Wong H r ien be I k b Tne rt was told thai ye cat at's pants 1 it v. hile ;ie was Asked the Mag »te, Mr. D.
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    HE APOLOGISES TO MAGISTRATE
    265 4 A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. J. D. Donnelly, yesterday apologised to ihe Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. J. B. Jeyaratnam, lor remarking on Saturday he thought the Magistrate "prejudiced.' 1 ••■t \\i.< an unfortunate term Be," Mr, DonnellY -aid. i D ■"v was •:u dccoun fox Teo S
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    Cake-Making-Here's How
    64 4 Cake-Making-Here 's How SIR THOMAS Lloyd, Permanent Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies (right), watches Galoh Hamid and Hanum Haji Yusof whip up a birthday cake with ease at the Malay Girls' School, which he visited yesterday morning. The Inspector of Schools, Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, at Sir Thomas'
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    World Judge On A Private Visit
    491 4 ONE of the 15 judges of the highest judicial body oi the United Nations the International Court of Justice is now m Singapore willing to discuss anything but politics. He is the wellknown former Chinese Ambassador to Australia and Tut key. Dr. Ksu Mo.
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    EX-PC FINED
    39 4 AN ex-polio nan, Ar.i.m Singh, w.is fined $15 by ''he Singapore Second Train gistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pati b, for soundiTi^ On born trf i. I s unnecessarily a1 Dhoby Ghaut on March i. lasi year.
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    BROWN PURSE FOUND IN TAXI
    44 4 A SINGAPORE taxi driver yesterday recovered a brown 'eather purse. nine photographs, a dollar noie. some persona] documents, a ruler and a seaman's card m his vehicle. Anyone who wants to claim them should contact the Registrar of Vehicles.
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    2 MORE REDS IN THE BAG
    169 4 2 MORE REDS IN THE BAG KUALA LUMPUR, I'.jom. Two more m m oisi terrorists have b-.en killed in tne Federation. A Home Gu; rd sQuad in Segamat area of Johoi ki one and wounded among a gang 01 four terrorists they contacted. Th< others escaped. A pi'lol arm some
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    Party May Name Candidates Early
    162 4 SINGAPORE'S Progressive Party is likely to choose its candidates for elections not later than March 31, each year. This, a party Newsletter issued yesterday stales ie to give candidates an opj rtu ity to register new voters and mak< tliemselves know.-. *o the t ectorate.
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    One-Man Exhibition
    84 4 One -Man Exhibition MB. YANKEE LEONG, an artist who has just returned from a tour of Japan. Hongkong, Macao, and Bali, is now exlii'Mtin;; his works at Cafe de Luxe. Ili^h Street, Singapore. At a preview held recently, a iar^e number of his paintings were sold. Some of the purchasers
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    SATA Gains More Funds
    124 4 SATA Gains More Funds THE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association yesterday acknowledged the- following donations. I The staff :nd friends of Goodyear Orient Company $189. Messrs. O.X. Cook. H.(V Chappell. Jack Ernmett, J.R.G. Lepingwell, J. Bnl'as. Wee Chong Jin. Son Geok Pit L. i Quek Cheng Kiat. Tan Eng Chuan. Be On
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    FAREWELL TO ANWAR MOEN
    40 4 SINGAPORE newspaper men gathered at Princess Res- taurant yest< rday 10 bid u.rci well to Mr. Anwar Moe:i. Vice-Consul ii%charge of information. Indonesian Consui late m Singapore, v^ bo is proceeding to Jakarta ihurtiy lor reassignment.
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    33 5 nhoto. I of "hi Nanva»| Un!?er,itv L. huT/t h Club last night to welcome Mr. Lien Yin? Chow, a Director I Y eo Chan Boon, Tan Siak Kiew and Lee Wee Nam. Standard
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    43 5 photo. (See story helow) MADAM LAUZIN, wife of the C.-in-C. of the French Air Forces m Indo-China, being greeted by Air Marshal Sir j Clifford Sanderson on arrival m Singapore yesterday. The Genera! (m centre) is on a visit to the Colony.- Standard
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    TAPPERS ACCEPT PAY BUT NOT AWARD
    222 5 TAPPERS ACCEPT PAY BUT NOT AWARD Further S Planned KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Rubber Workers' Negotiating Committee has given notice to their employers that acceptance of January wages by the workers does not mean acceptance of the Taylor arbitration award. Mr. P.P. Narayanan, chairman of the Committee, U The Standard
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    Skull Produced !n Homicide Trial
    296 5 A HUMAN skull was produced m the Singapore Assizes yesterday to assist a Government patholo^i :t I to i;i\e his evidence chirini; Ihc trial of Sgt. Major j David William Regan charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder, i len the skull was utv...
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    'Arrogant' Thug is Bound Over
    142 5 'Arrogant' Thug is Bound Over MUSTAPHA BIX AWAXG CHIK, a se< ret society mem- ber, was ordered by the Second I District Court judge yesterday to execute a bond of $500 to 1 be of good behaviour. He was described as being "arrogantly i defiant m Court." Mustapha, heard detective
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    BUILDING FUND
    32 5 MEMBERS of the Si:: 3 apore| City Council Architect Department Workers Union recently resolved ;o donate one day's earnings to the building fund of the City Council Labour! Unions Federation.
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    Johore Will Get Its TB Sanatorium
    228 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Johore will go ahead with its scheme for a Tuberculosis Sanatorium inspite of the Federal Government's ban on its proposed State lottery. I This was decided by the i planning committee after a I meeting with members of the Johore Stale
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    Man Runs Amok In Court
    129 5 Man Runs Amok In Court A 46-YEAR-OLD Indian labourer van amok mi n the Singapore Fir^t Traffic Court yesterday, while the court was m recess. He threw chairs m the air and ran around the court, as it" chasing somebody. Suddenly he threw himself against the railing of the dock,
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    I-C Air Chief Flies Down From Saigon
    243 5 I GENERAL A. H. E. C. Lau-I zin, the Commander-in-Chief jof the French Air Forces m i Indo-China yesterday flew I nearly 2,000 miles to Singai pore to discuss "golf and j swimming" with Air Marshal I I Sir Clifford Sanderson, the Commander-in-Chief,
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    Democracy In Chains
    757 6 [HE 46 man Committee appointed to look into the question of elections to the Federal Legislative Council have made their report. They have lelivered so po.vei tul a blow for Malayan democracy that it may MM recover from it for a long time— at least not foi
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    Police Chief Replies
    253 6 Police Chief Replies Sir;— Under the heading "Police Tida-Apathy" your correspondent signing him- sell "A Taxpayer" inquires why (a) Action is not taken under the Emergency RegU- J lations against gangsters. (b) Action is not taken to detain and banish gangsters and (c) Police Officers should t not be recruited
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    No Street Lamps
    135 6 Sir; According to the information given m a local newspaper by Mrs. Amy Ede and Mr. Chan Kum Chee Tanjong Katong Road will be well lit by the end of this year. I wonder if Haig Road is included m this year's roadlighting programme. It is the
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    3 6 MR. JUSTICE TAYLOR
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    WORKERS MUST ORGANIZE
    1996 6  -  ALEX JOSHEY Affairs By MR Justice Taylor's efforts to settle the rubber workers' wage dispute have made trade unionists throughout the country suspicious of arbitration. A great deal of the goodwill towards arbitration which was created by the sensible handling of a wage dispute m Singapore by
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    British Trade With China
    404 6 LONDON. I YO ground for expecting any j L substantial increase m British trade with China "m the foreseeable future" can be found by the Federation of British Industries, according to the report recently issued by the Federation after a careful investigation. A similar inquiry by
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    Review of Views
    214 6 Review of Views Be Li ring Action UTUSAN MELAYU i criticu c Dod I Datu A Bal Co;o:. H. S. UMNO— MCA Alii binet" memoer- with tie Govemnr o aasessor-system 1 Fedei v uounci '"Tneir a km be a. say aac oppnsi'.on to -,■.< I MCA b < on i
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    She Denies Being One Of Roosevelt's 12 'Other Women'
    202 7 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1 (UT) Mia, Kobert Howard, the former actress Andrea Leeds, said today she certainly was not one of the women accused of misconduct with Jame s Roosevelt, son of the late President. Mrs Hownd >aid she "ne\er had
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    40 KILLED IN SEOUL CRASH
    52 7 SEOUL, F€ R« U A lh a i army train tween s od Osan, ibout 15 ere «ai k< I said M ined a tes n > A:' Later report said 1 oceurre i Qm Xi i fng n she I is h •■:..<. So
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    SHE'S FROM PARIS
    29 7 SHE'S FROM PARIS photo. MAGGY ANDREA, who has been elected Dauphiness of Paris. She is a 20-year-old starlet and was among the competitors tor the Miss Paris title. UP
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    AGA KHAN WANTS TO SAVE MONEY TO HELP HIS PEOPLE
    275 7 AGA KHAN WANTS TO SAVE MONEY TO HELP HIS PEOPLE X tRACHL Fehi 1 <AP> The Aga Khan v; »teitUn ordered his Pakistani fatlon eta ■> celebrate his, platinum jubilee as spir^ itja! leader ol the Mil' Vlll 1.-rraiha Sect to v> <rrcnv ith cm! 1 j tokt n w
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    TALKS ON U.S. AID TO P.I.
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    55 7 photo. TEA AND CHEESECAKE: Connie Park (left) and Estelie Jun?. showgirls at San Francise o Chinatown's "Forbidden City", are not the least bit concerned about the steadily rising pin of coffe«. Between shows, the titls relax i« thiir dressing room and enjoy m hot cup of Chinese tea which they
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    We Can Win Without A War: Nixon
    124 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. (UP) Vice-President Richard M. Nixon said yesterday that the free world ''inevitably" will win the world struggle against Russian communism "and win without a war." "We shall win," he said, "because we are on the right side the side of
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    15 KILLED IN BUS DISASTER
    55 7 QUEBEC, Feb. 1 (Reuter) At least 15 people died and 10 were injured when a crowded bus and a heavy trailer collided headon. 16 miles from here last night, police said. The bus, with almost 40 passengeis, burst into flames after the crash and many
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    jagan's Tour A Success
    51 7 LONDON. Feb. 1: (Renter) Dr. Cheddi Jagan, deposed Prime Minister of British Guiana. wh 0 arrived here by air yesterday after a tour of the Middle East and India, said his mission to raise support for his case m Europe and Asia had been "a great
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    Italy To Abandon Middle Road Policy
    190 7 ROME, Feb. 1 (Reuter) A week of political crisis facing Italy appears likely to end m the abandonment of her succession of "centre" governments m favour of a swing to the right or left. President Luigi Einaudi will start talks today with political leaders
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    MILLION WORDS
    30 7 OVERSEAS c6rre ondents cabled 1,100,000 won to tell the story ol the royal visil to New Zealand. This wordage is equal to -4 full sized novels. A. P.
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    RUSSIAN MISSILES MAY MAKE DEFENCE OBSOLETE
    322 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 (UP)— Russia may well be ahead of America m developing inter-continental missiles with nuclear warheads, which would render any known air d efence system obsolete, "Air Force" magazine said today. The publication, which often reflects United States Air Force views, also
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    Severest Cold In 7 Years
    175 7 LONDON, Feb. 1 (AP)— The most bitter cold wave m seven years gripped ice and snow-bound Europe from Portsmouth to Siberia today with no immediate relief m sight. At least 35 persons have died m the week-long freeze. including 28 skaters who drowned m England
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    Women Just 'Pals' To Oxford Men
    96 7 Women Just 'Pals' To Oxford Men OXFORD. Feb. 1. (AP> Lor,! Rothschild's daughter Sarah says that to male students ai Oxford University, women are just '"pals'" (good friends). Sarah, a 19-year-o'd freshman, mentioned this m a recent article for an undergraduate newspaper. She elaborated to a reporter yesterday as follows:
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    ASYLUM FOR RED DIPLOMAT
    103 7 j TOKYO. Feb 1 (AP) —An American source said today Yuri Alexandrovich RastoI yorov, a Russian diplomatj intelligence agent, asked for and was granted political asylum by the United States. The .source, who refused to be identified, told A. P. it is almost certain, that Rastovorov
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    HEART ATTACK
    40 7 AN AIIOPSY revealed that the death it) New York, of Emmanuel Bloch. lawyer of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. the atomic spies, was caused by a heart attack. Bloch was found dead m his bath tub last Saturday.— AFP
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    OIL AGREEMENT IN IRAN SOON!
    215 7 OIL AGREEMENT IN IRAN SOON! I TEHERAN. Feb. 1 (AP) Advisers of Premier Fazollah Zahedi reported- ly have recommended api proval of an agreement, under which American and British oil companies i would market the bulk ol Iran's huge oil output, di ied up for nearly three j years by
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    Narriman Releases Son
    93 7 CAIRO. Feb. 1 (UP).— ExQueen Narriman signed away all claims yesterday to the custody of. her two-year-old son Fund Ahmed m return for an agreement by deposed King Farouk io divorce her. The chubby, dark-eyed Narriman, 19. also agreed to drop her $14,000 a month alimony suit
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    HYDRALOCK IS INTERCEPTED
    36 7 HONGKONG, Feb. 1 (AP)— The British Navy announced here that the British ship Hydralock (365 tons) was intercepted yesterday by three Nationalist Chinese warships off Amoy. but was lreed after several hours' detection.
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    CHURCHILL MUST QUIT, SAYS POLL
    243 7 LONDON, Feb. 1 (AFP)— A major cross-section of British public opinion favours the retirement of Sir Winston Churchill from the position of Premier, a Gallup poll published by the Liberal daily. News Chronicle, revealed today. Fifty-four per oenl qtuestkmed favour Sir iFinston's ment. and only
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. I. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LQNDON Jm Spot 16|d. March 16id. Spot £650 per ton April June 17 d. huyen, £655 L sellc r Three months £63^. 10s. July
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    JAIL SENTENCE IS CONFIRMED
    46 7 CAIRO. F b. I (B The L2-membei E_; Revolutionary Count :o confirmed the I ~> j ear ntence, imposed j tei la Scrag c: D;... ihe Cabine- Minister, and 6 lary-Geaera I Ward party, on charci graft, con on and m p iwer.
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    Atomic Submarine
    93 7 THE USS Nautilus, the world's first atomic-powered sub- 1 marine, slides down the slipway into the Thames River at Groton. Conn, aftei being christened by Mrs. I Dwight D. Eisenhower, la I month. The undersea craft which i expected to revolutionize warfare will be able to cir- cumnavigate
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    RUBBER: R.l.-MALAYA MAY FORM BLOC
    323 9 RUBBER: R. l.-MALAYA MAY FORM BLOC KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— j The need for a consortium of rubber industries m Malaya and Indonesia, to deal with mutual problems of the world's j two greatest producers, was expressed m rubber! circles here over the week-end. A recent report from the Indonesian Information
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    Soviet Output
    45 9 MOSCOW, Feb. 1 (UP) h The Soviet Union's 1953 indus-M trial output rose 12 per cent. over L 952 and there was an 11 h per cent increase m foreign i i trade, according to un ofricial j 1 announcement m Moscow UP
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    40 9 pholo. I ME. R. G. BANKS. manager of the Far East Branch of Rodman Limited, is seen here presenting packets of Caru bridge cigarettes to ihe winners of a spot dance at the Happy World Cabaret on Saturday ni^ht. Standard
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    RUBBER
    151 9 IHE rubber tnarkc m Sin- j gapore remained Quietly steady yesieiday, first g: «c?e rubbei for February shipment closing at 55| cents per Ib. (551 cents on Saturday). Better inquiries tomo the, United Kingdom aiui a reserve of sellers contributed to the steadiness m the market. Fair business was
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    PRODUCE
    106 9 TH I pro ie( :.rl i I m Singapore was steady i:: both copra and coconut oil with fair business passing. Copra buyer? for February and March shipn I ■<• *4]'; with sellei ar md C 4 per picul. Coconut oil sellers at Pcm. i indicated Siis3, p«r f
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    Small Volume Of Share Business
    540 9 THE Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday reported only a small volume of business passing because of the holiday m the Federation. However. Malayan tins and industrial shares were firmer while rubber shares remained neglected. INDUSTRIALS •\.i-> rinrli Pie:. 14 220 xd Ords. j "iO PSO xd
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    'High Prices & Late Delivery'
    30 9 'High Prices Late Delivery' lON, Ft- \F n>- ne hrn iiy British manui of b nachii cry .g business m Ii S itoi lal, an Indaa textile mill, aa.d ye*ierday.
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    NEW STYLES IN SPRING HATS
    231 10 NEW STYLES IN SPRIN G HATS 1.«: a ■vtM'.'.i on hats today. and. with the exception of one creation from Rome, all the others come from the fashion shops of London. (Top row, left) The ancient Greek laurel wreath inspired this cocktail hat m plastic by Gertnrite Goad Accessories of
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    Chanel Has Ace Up Her Sleeve
    666 10  -  BARBARA MILLER By i'HANfI.. »n old by-word ;n the Paris fashion world is hacfe Bgaii with a new threat for the establislied ma>;*-rs j readyia? for thrlr .innivl plu't^e into tht* Sprir.,: oil -i t i »ii >. v ..g o£ '..v) s wint
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    26 10 I LAVISHING Filipino actress I Rosa dfl Knsario stars m the Filipino movie m Malay duriosae Darna At Ang Bub;:ii^r T.jv.-jn" noiv being shw.vn iv Singapore.
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    Spore Girl's Prize-Winning Entry
    105 10 Q M.. 4*. SB Meyer 15, partf- 9mh te G i losi i 200 i took vmri l i /ot m c b• r. y East, Yo 9 IV > P -vj from A >n," md "St -After Hours." I ited by Clara JuAndersen, nrofessor trim*
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    DEAR JOY JONES...... '
    463 10 DEAR JOY JONES...... pVER since I can rcnieni J J ber my mother and father have quarrelled incessantly. I plan to marry soon. Will it be the same with me? "DUBIOUS" (Spore). I SHOULD imagine that with such an example bejore you, yon will do your utmost not to allow
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    Teething Troubles Spell Sleepless Nights Too!
    444 10  -  Margaret Scoit i B i r r>EETH are a depressing subject lor most people but, to parents oj yo"n>g babies, they are a positive menace lieralding worry and sleepless yiights. The first signs of teething in a young baby are dribbling, an overpowering Hesire
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    THAT HEPBURN NAGIC
    466 10 \V ILL Audrey Hepburn. the new British star. dethrone the queen of tfce glamour girls, Maiil- n Monroe. th s year? Some p"i p!e in Hollywood say that it is a foregone conclusion, although Audrev. who is li, has made only one Hollywood picture, and ha> still
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    63 10 photo). THIS newest-look wedding dress, obviously for the y% fe who intends to wear the trousers right from the start was created by Madame Francine Martinot and shown at a presentation of unusual dresses, some made from canvas and some from string, given by the Association of Paris Modelists, m
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    The Star And You
    99 10  - The Star And You RITA DEL MAR I r.N pOßil IttOlAl I "I mi raa i. j stal< J hop pi H i \\ihnl> lIKSOAI i J attend 1 S ..1 t: KIH mi i it \K!I j J 20 E may md > buys Mlsi ca:e o: n S
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    England's Plans For World Cup
    764 11 England's Plans For World Cup Intensive Training And Developing Under 23' LONDON, Feb. 1 (AP)—England's soccer bosses plan an intensive training: grind for 22 players before the World Cup finals m Switzerland next June 16 July 4. That is their answer to public agitation and newspaper campaigning tor new ideas
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    Fight Up To Butler
    105 11 Fight Up To Butler LONDON. Feb. 1 <Rev ter) Jack Solomons, the London boxins promoter, hoped to stage a world middle- weight championship fisjht m London on June 1. Solomons who returned to London from the In; ted States today said that Carl Bobo Olson, American holder of the world
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    Weil-Known Sportsman Dies In U.K.
    110 11 Weil-Known Sportsman Dies In U.K. CHESTER England Feb. 1— (AP) Hunter, 66, Secretary of the British Olympic Association :or 25 years until retiring m 1948, died yesterday m the Roy;l Infirmary after a short illness. Hunter captained <h e British i team m the Empire Games at Sydney m 1938
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    HUNGARY ALSO SEEKING A NEW SYSTEM
    306 11 HUNGARY ALSO SEEKING A NEW SYSTEM r RANKFI RT F i I I f i s re i I C svit2er;and r the 1 East I c■ t i Sp us pu as re d «> I ci ie jht tor the tin ice led B >st that a c
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    Hutton Pins His Hope On Suttie
    284 11 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Feb. 1 (Reuter)— The BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Feb. 1 (Reuter)— The MCC chasing a Barbados first innings total of 389 should have little difficulty in compiling a big score today provided the weather here does not break. The tourists made a splendid start
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    CLEAN SWEEP BY MORTIMER
    80 11 HELSINKI. Feb. 1, (AP) 1 Angela Mortimer and Anne i Shilcock of Britain won the final of the women's doubles m the indoor Scandinavian Tennis j Championships here last night beating Finlands Maire Ami ami Ebba Him 6 2. ti 2. The British dominated the i
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    Kardar To lead Pakistan Team
    60 11 KARACHI. Feb. 1. (Reuter) Abdul Hafeez Kardar. 29--year-old Oxford University blue will lead the Pakistan cricket team m their first official tour of England this year. Kardar, chosen today by the Pakistan Board of Control. captained Pakistan against the M.C.C. on the English team's tour
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    GREAT COMEBACK
    40 11 All AMI. Feb. 1. (AP) Blonde Grace DeMoss Smith climaxed a spectacular comeback to tournament golf alter a five-month layoff by whipping Marlene Stewart, British Amateur champion. 1 up m the finals of the Helen Lee Doherty tournament.
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      557 11 NOTICES KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL TENDER NOTICE Disposal of Municipal Plant. PEXDERS are invited for the L purchase from the Munici- ial Council of the following terns of Plant which is ituated at Loke Yew Road )epot: 2 Nos. TD. 18 International Harvester Bulldozers. 1 X T o. TD. 14
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      426 11 NOTICES -v- > j A.C.S.I J LOTTERY DRAW 1c I I i will take place on I 1 7th February 1954 T I at HQ A.C.S.U. Premises Canning Rise, \Aj i Singapore at 10.00 a.m. L j J All interested are i Ji I invited. j SALES FOR JMF. VEHICLES
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    K.L. RACE FINISHES
    9 12 FiUiiUS of Saturday's K.L. race rini»hes.
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    Malaya Soccer Dates
    224 12 PENANG, Mon Provisional fixtures for the HMS MaI laya Cup competition 1954 i have been drawn up by the J Football Association of Malaya, i There are six teams competing j m the North Zone, five m the j i South Zone and three m the j
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    Draw In SHA Cup S-Finals
    162 12 Draw In SHA Cup S-Finals THE draw m the semifinals of the SHA Senior knockout competition for the G.E.N. i Oehlers cup took place yesterday at the SRC and resulted m last year's winners and runners-up. the Ceylon Sports Ciub and University of Malaya respectively, meeting again to decide who
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    R.i. Trounce Tempenis
    41 12 RAFFLES Institution trounc- ed the Tempenis Rovers 7-1 m i a friendly soccer match on the R.I. ground yesterday. Scorers for Rallies were Loke Peng, Sahari, and Omar j two each and Hassan. Teck Chai scored for Tempenis.
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    Farrer Park Soccer Drawn
    40 12 WILLIAM JACKS drew with Borneo Motors Sports Club two-all m a friendly game of soccer at Farrer Park yesterday. The scorers for William Jacks were Boon Yong and H. Sail. For Borneo Motors Salleh and Halim.
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    Pennefather Chosen To Lead South
    239 12 c h ages h i S th t North 3-2 m '■''">. ssic ai i Besar si p> efi ted tin South XI to s Indian H key |ci x: m theii Inter- I key si a Besar stam m I-' Ben Manuel, the A1I-
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    NIVEN WINS GOLF TITLE
    464 12 Lauriston Beaten In Last 2 Holes IPOH, Mon.— ln one of the most thrilling golf finals seen here, J. Niven beat R. B. Lauriston 2— up for the North Malayan title over the 18-hole course m Tiger Lane this morning. The champion clinched the issue m
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    RhineMen ln Invitation XV v. Fijians
    70 12 RhineMen ln Invitation XV v. Fijians TWO me tiberi .v the Royal 11. better k.\ regiment", who have re- the R wti as members o! S re C tation XV -he Batta ion Fiji m giment's XV i Sa the Padanf They ire U I [risn I »tea CS v
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    KG. LEAGUE
    21 12 KEBENARAN CLUB beat Bouna Vista Rangers 2—o m the Breweries sponsored Kampong Soccer League same at Alexandra Road yesterday.
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    5th Round Draw Favours Norwich
    295 12 LONDON, Feb. 1 (Reuter)— Norwich City and Port Vale the Third Division clubs who gained shock wins over premier league sides on Saturday were well favoured m the draw for the fifth round of the Football Association cup today. Both were drawn at home. Norwich,
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    NEGRI'S BEST WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH
    337 12 SEREMBAN, Mon.— ln spile of the fact that they were without the services of several of their leading players the visiting: Fijian rugby XV proved too good for Negri-Malacca who had to admit defeat by 32 points (four goals three tries, one penalty goal)
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    NS 22 Being Put Through Their Paces
    132 12 SERE.MBAX. Man. Twen-ty-two of Negri's best hockey players and nine reserves are undergoing training n preparation lor the State's fixture against the visiting I:i- dian Hockey Federation tea a here on Feij. 17. The training, which ends on Feb. 14. is under supervision
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    Rose & Hartwig Win Two Titles
    73 12 Rose Hartwig Win Two Titles SYDNEY. Feb. 1: (Beater)Mervyn Rose, letthander won th c Australian men's lawn tennis singles title today beating las doubles partner Rex Hartwig by j (i-2. 0-G. (i-4. 6-2 m the final On Saturday Rose and Hartwig won tiie men's doubles. Hartwig won a second title
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