Singapore Standard, 16 February 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft $1 4 Vol. IV. > o 229, SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    seven Hack Way To Freedom For 2 Long Months
    369 1 SEVEN ex-Communish three men, two women and two children broke out to freedom ecentiv horn a Red camp deep m the jungles of Kelontan ofter a two month nightmarish trek rhroygh virgin jungle. They fought the jungle every inch m the
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    MTUC BACKS PRINTERS IN NEWSPAPER ROW
    410 1 MTUC BACKS PRINTERS IN NEWSPAPER ROW LUMPUR. Mob. '-'-eL~ai Secretary c Malayan Trade imcil. Mr. M. today appealI D experienced v orkers m the i a not to accept -rent \v\:h Qm 1 mcs. Idasamy aade 11m "n be c-dd sent a •he Singapore Employees' Union EU< promising material >
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    THEY LIVE IN FEAR...
    31 1 f three is fe< f Singa- v the head a 42- a atta k«d fallani si a i > < -i he i 4 ehe was I the I
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    THEY SUPPORT NANYANG U.
    70 1 A EUROPEAN firm and a Eur tpean individual m Singapore have heroine "members" ol the Nanyang University by donating $1,000 each, The Standard was tod yesterday. 'lh<? company is R. Renton and Co. T td. and the individual Mr. Herbert Alfred Lewisdom, B. A. (Oxford). Both
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    AWARDS FOR FILMS DUE
    44 1 HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 15. (Reuter) Nominations for this yi'jr's Academy of Motion Picture, Arts and Sciences, awards are to be announced shortly. Fi'm> such as '"Shane." "From Here to Eternity" and "Roman Holiday" are expected to ?et many preliminary hon >urs.
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    UNCONSCIOUS FOR 7 DAYS
    40 1 LONDON. Fob. 15, (AFP) Lady Sou.bury. wife of Lord Soulbury, Governor General of Ceylon, who was injured m a road accident m London last Tuesday, is still unconscious. i: was stated at St. George's Hospital today.
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    BANDIT AMBUSH MISFIRES
    268 1 Fijians Turn Tables, Kill Five In Brief Battle KUALA LUMPUR. Mon,— Striking back swiftly with a vengeance, a patrol of the First Fijians yestarday killed five Communist terrorists m a running battle after the Reds had ambushed a Police GMC on an estate m Johore. The terrorist
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    A SON IS BORN TO THE EARL
    46 1 EDINBURGH Scotland, Feb. 15, (APi A son and heir *o me Ear. and Countess of Da ken r. was born early terday after the parents made a 50 miie automobile journey over the Ley roads to a nursing home.
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    Capital Awaits Big Red Attack
    171 1 Capital Awaits Big Red Attack LUANG PRABANG. Ft-b 15. French Union units moved 10 contain a suipnse Communist jump a oss the Mekong Rivei bis miles hon here I>ciav. a. the d ';<-:'ia.-- this beleaguered royal capita] prepared Red attack d v 11 time ri c sma nebe ibout X
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    The Cup Is Back
    53 1 photo. AUSTIN DUNSFORD, captain of the Singapore boxing team which toured Australia recently, proudly displays the m Cheng Chye trophy which the Colony retained r beating Western Australia by a solitary point. The Colony boxers returned yesterday m the Charon. (Full report and more pictures m
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    Queen Opens The Aussie Parliament
    200 1 CANBERRA, Feb. 15 (Reuter)— ln one of the most solemn moments m Australian history the Queen today opened Parliament m the red-lined Senate Chamber. Wearing her Coronation gown, she hesitated as she entered the high-ceilinged brilliantly lit chamber, whose public galleries were crowded with diplomats
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    THEY STILL WANT CHIANG AS PRESIDENT
    82 1 TAIPEH. Feb. 15, (AP) The Kuomintang ignored a request by General Chiang Kai- j shek today and unanimously j nominated th c 68-year-old leader to serve again as Nationalist China's President. Gen, Chiang earlier had requested the Kuomintang's 32--man Central Committee to bypass him
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    3 ROBBERS PULL OFF $3,000 JOB
    127 1 3 ROBBERS PULL OFF $3,000 JOB THREE armed men, two with revolvers, the other with a knife, held up a Singapore pig dealer and his {wo assistants at dawn, m Yio Chu Kang Road, yesterday, and relieved them of 'S3. ooo. The pig dealer had stopped his lorry by a
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    Use Atom, Hydrogen Bombs Call
    94 1 Use Atom, Hydrogen Bombs Call LONDON". Feb. 15 (Reuter) Marshal of the Roy a! Air Force. Sir .luhn Siessor. former Chief of Air Stall. suggested m a broadcast here last night that to end agg&e.— sion m Europe the United Slate.- and Britain should undertake To use atom ana hydrogen
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    Sultan Sits Down To Dinner With Chopsticks
    117 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Sultan of Selansor was seen for the first time using a pair of chopsticks at a dinner at the Chinese Assembly Hall, here last night. Bi and the Tengku Ami were among many dislished "guests at a dinner y
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    GANG FIGHT OFF
    25 1 SINGAPORE detectives last night broke up a gang fight involving 15 Chinese m Lorong 1, off Geylang Road, and detained four persons.
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    CABINET RESIGNS
    29 1 LOXDOX. Feb. 15. Litnass Had t id m a broadcast monitored her. L Premier Mahmud El Muntasir submitted tht resignation of his cabinet to Kins [dri toda>
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    RALLIES TO DEMAND ELECTIONS
    296 2 Alliance Leaders To Send In Poll' Petition KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malay and Chinese organisations supporting the UMNO-MCA Alliance will hold mass meetings throughout the Federation this week to reiterate the National Convention demand for Federal elections m 1954. Sixty divisions of the United Malay National Organisation
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    33 2 AM I4MUS and her two rhiJdren. as;rd ei«ht and three, who were m a purtv »>f seven who escaped to safety from a Malayan Communist Party's concentration «amp m the jungle of Kel.intan
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    Trader Did Not Send In Returns
    75 2 HIANG Y.w aSagi pore I e Wag tor j !l;s Ml A P v 'v ■j* i ai dto 1 »"lVr t A he said. i-j,--nm Or Lo npur and bad to vis *<■■<>. ki, Odor na y eniew j he *aid. Ang was
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    GIBBERING APES GIVE REDS AWAY
    181 2 Iv lAI A LI'.MPrR. Mon. Gibbering monkeys jszfujr&r** oi the presence f »ffs .\',;y,/'" ilas a!^ady been told of the killing of M»lth terrorisi m Johore by a patrol of the second Platoon oi A company, the Royal Hampshires Today the details of the action
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    ELECTRICITY FOR THIS MINE
    63 2 SEREMBAN. \h t pave] pumping tin mine v < ai Ma a a was Saturday at Uui I anj the- British Adviser, Negri Snnbilan, Mr. M. C B Siieppard. |C this new »vei others in the that its power b gfnt-:.- trintv which p i Ul
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    He Grabbed Necklace
    76 2 M AH PEE was sentenced H A Form in the hir d Couri sterdav to nine imprisonmeni i e to owed b» two yean' «pervis n for his comty in a theft of a gold e A »t«t« thai Gan e« Lian, a woman was ia Street
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING robbei; prices (oents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: lone: uuh and leatu- reless. TIN PKlC'fc The pri»e ot tin vexler day was $317?. Up 37 A ets.) per picul. LONDON RUBBER Nc I K.SS Settlement House Terms Monday's opening prices first session were: Tone: Slow. LONDON
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    Chancellor Interprets In Court
    139 2 I MR. F. VAX LUNTERAEN, Chancellor of the Netherlands I Consulate Genera! was yester- day sworn m a* a temporary j interpreter a; the Singapore Eighth Police Court, when i three Dutchmen appeared before the Magistrate, Mr. A. iW. Ghows for using criminal j force on
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    EVIDENCE NOT CONVINCING -MAN FREED
    121 2 EVIDENCE NOT CONVINCING -MAN FREED THE Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate Mr. D H Chapman, ruled yesterday that the evidence given by a '>oyear old girl. Ang Hong Eng. was not convincing enough for the Court to continue hearing the case against Earn Kirn Tiior a bus driver, who was
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    ELECTION OF COMMITTEE
    147 2 THE following committee members for the Chinese Cham her of Commerce were elected on Saturday They will be informed officially of their wectioa and if the posts are ar e P' tJ i a meeting will be called m a fortnight to elect office bearers among themse
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    WINS S.C.B.A. SCHOLARSHIP
    45 2 WINS S.C.B.A. SCHOLARSHIP 1 CHE Straits Chinese British Association's vacant ••Volunteer Memorial Fund*' scholarship was won by Khoo Teng Lock a Standard 9-B pupi; of Victor.a School, Singapore It s worth Si oo a year. Previous scholarship ho'der Ta -i Thiam Hock, has left I
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 2 HONGKONG. Fob. 15.— Special Standard Service: Closing prices ot the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.35 to £1 sterling $5.8025 to US$l; $1,814 to Malayan Si; 50.202 to one Indonesian Ruppiah Gold $248.75 to 1 feel.
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    Funeral Of Shot Police
    89 2 THE funeral of Detective Wong Siew Wah. who was buried with full police honours at the Chinese Cemetery. Thomson Road, yesterday, was attended by mor c tha n a thousand police officers and other ranks. Wonjr wa s killed m a battle with a gunman last
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    POLTERGEIST ACTIVE AGAIN
    73 2 ALOR STAR, Mon.— More activities by a poltergeist m Mr. Sim 800 Jeong's liou.se were reported during the last two days but they were not violent Ur. Sim has railed experts to exercise the spirit and results will be known soon. Jome of pranks by the poltergeist
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    Student Is Fined $150
    61 2 A SINGAPORE schoolboy, scow Kok Ann, was fined a total of $150 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Ch'ong. yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to two charges of driving without a licence and without being covered by Third Party insurance. In addition, he
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    OPENING OF HALL
    32 2 THE Convocation Hall oi Penang's Thai Temple m Batu Lanrhanw Road, costing ap- proximately $30,000 will be opened on Feb. 20 at 6 p.m. by the Thai Consul, Penang.
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    LABOUR WHIP TO GIVE TALK
    55 2 LORD Shepherd, Chief Labour Whip m the House of Lords, will address members of the University of Malaya Socialist Club on 'The British Parliament and Democracy* 1 at the Oei Tioiii, Ham Hall, Cluny Road, on Friday Fob 19. at 8.15 p.m. Members of the
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    2 ROBBERS GET JAIL AND ROTAN
    183 2 TWO men who participated m a robbery m Singapore which involved $2,065 m cash and jewellery and the stabbing of their victim, a woman, were I yesterday sentenced to eight years' rigorous imprisonment and a whipping of eight strokes of the rota n each,
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    C-in-C Is Back
    19 2 THE C-in-C Fnr Bad t Forces. Lt. General Loewen, accompanied by Lady Loewen relumed to Singapore
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    Gen. Blanc Leaves
    81 2 GENERAL Blaru. Chief of Staff of the French Army, left Singapore m a French Dakota yesterday after paying a short visit to Singapore on his way from Indo-China to France Pictured above an General BJan< left walking to his aircraft with Lt. Gen. Sir Charles Loeuen. after
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    Policeman On Charge Of Bribery
    34 2 AS I of corrupi Fifl p Hi- i vii y. Street is a iga fee* aA obstructi D Bai. ot (500 m v« (Ten i tn<) be mentioned icaii
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    TAXI DRIVER FINED $25
    20 2 TAXI Iriver, 1 Hiap. iy fined re F ret T. »fl Mi FA rate Iri ag
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    Pay Rise For City Gas Works Stokers
    176 2 iW£l\ll-MHR stokers employed at the City Gas Works will get a six per cent increase m their salary, effective from Nov. 11, 1952. This fo'iows a protest by the Singapore Government an< City Council Labour Union a the manner mi n which the
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    TuanHajiOthman
    25 2 11 AX Hajj Oth bin |aat has been appoi U i Ho isehold s:i Private S« n '^T to the S <■} p f;ii it
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    POLICE MAY RUN ALL BOYS' CLUBS
    274 3  -  B 0B P RIK Mope To Aid Colony Youth als;jieyfh* Stondord Staff Reporter TH* <• D Colon, that the PoHce ore not on o^^^^cted^ J& ce S L f ?aVd h a e n d°pSlau a Te e k r r j two clubs:
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    COLONY'S NEW AVIATION CHIEF
    40 3 Ml < .1. t¥ \KI UP. De ;)ii s Directn el fontrol and S^visatioa ia tlie Briti>h Vliaistn »>f Ivi 1 Avuition. > het-is appointed t»> Mr Savajpc m a Ge> r.il of Civ Aviation. Mit.tvi Borneo re-
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    Collection On Raffles Bought Up
    43 3 Collection On Raffles Bought Up i urds i »l thei 4 tire Rati C eel i -la O;ti c, copi I D The i. Lisbon. alaya ted thai I tts University I deI tha sa boa M ild be ol c of tents.
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    FOUR BEAT UP A SCHOOLBOY
    14 3 f jsters yeaV ictoria gangs tei Bghl i retains.
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    RUBBER TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 3 Standard London Correspondent LONDON b 15. The ratiawinj ore the closing 3- c.s ot rubber and tin on the London Market. .ON^CN RUBBER >3o* 16id. i MjriH 154 d. Apr.! ,d»t 16ii. Juiv September 15. J Octoci' Dectffnber 17 d. Mwcft c i 16^d. Tmmm ML
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    Busman Jailed For Cheating
    40 3 X THOMAS Oomnen, a Sin»a toi Tra ".on Co. baa con- was sentenced *> x a c d t'.v i diarges nina •■.each of trust, y a Rrsl District The senten- >. ire to run con rum ntly.
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    Skeleton: A Clue To Missing Man?
    196 3 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Police believe that a hum m skeleton found by an Indian iguana hunter, m a thick blukar, near the Segambut railway station, \esterda> afternoon, is that of Mr. C. Nalliah, 35-year-old Kuala Lumpur Municipal Sewerage Inspector, who has been missing
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    Makers Of Cigarettes
    42 3 MR. GODFREY Phillips, chairman of Godfrey Phillips Ltd.. manufacturers of Abdullah and Black and White cigarettes, who arrived m Singapore by Qantas BOAC Consteilatioij from Sydney on Sunday. He is returning to London after inspecting sales organization m Australia.
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    NO ROW OR BOYCOTT AT NAT'L MEET SAYS PMLP
    238 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Pan-Malayan Labour Party and the "Alliance" today jointly refuted the Straits Times report about a "squabble" and a "PMLP boycott" having taken place at the National Convention yesterday. The PMLP and the Alliance noted with astonishment that
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    IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE
    47 3 THE RAMAKRISHNA Mission thanks Mr. Manchharam of Manaco Textiles for his gifts of $125 to Eeed the Mission's children and $600 worth of cloth for school uniforms. The f 4ifts were made m memory of his wife Shanti_ who died last month.
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    Goodwill World Tour
    93 3 banished for the 1,000 million people of the East. He said there is no reai son why the East with as much resources of sea and land as America cannot have a high standard of living:. With Mr. Rollman above is Mr. Akkermans, a colleague, of Singapore.
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    That Man Is Coming At Last
    97 3 That Man Is Coming At Last LONDON, Feb. 15, CAP).— Mr. Fred Akhurst. head aquarium keeper of London Zoo. will make a five-month visit to Singapore to help establish the newly-built Van Kleef Aquarium there, it was announced today. He will take 150 American and African tropical fish not normally
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    Lim Wins Varsity Elocution Contest
    216 3 "FRIENDS, Romans, Countrymen. Lend me you ears A high ringing voice fraught with pent up feeling hit the rafters of the Central Hall, Faculty of Medicine, last night, rebounded off it and hung above the heads of an audience. It was not Mark Anthony, returned
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    29 3 t) th^ Je»> at Feateeast a scene from the historical pageant enacted ot th f Holy Want its^s. recen y The paseant opeaei tb# ceateaar/ celebrations of the coavea*.
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    Mistrust Of Chinese Has Become An Instinct
    769 3  -  HAN SUYIN -SAYS A SPIRITED criticism of the "fear and mistrust"' m which" the Chinese are held m Malaya and an argument m favour of the Nanyang University, comprised the theme of a speech yesterday by author Han Suyin before the Singapore Union
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    Author Is One Of Top Twelve
    105 3 Author Is One Of Top Twelve HAN SI TIN mtf-rna tionally-known inthor. will be one of "TuHve Prominent Woin« of the World" whwh is v, ap pear m a serie> this year m the American monthh. "Holiday. Mr Krnest Haas, famous photographer and (atneiaman for Vo«ue will arrive by air
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      354 3 SHELL* 1 IOHEI 1 i \\l j i i f.. &r AT NO lv INCREASE IN PRICE flO rV(*Clii*K't' PRE-IGHITION is caused by combustion chamber deposits which become red hot and ignite the fuel air mixture before the 4/iH \*ti~ pistons are ready for the power stroke. It I} J
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    400 Refugees To Mope Into Houses Donated By Aw
    417 4 400 Refugees To Mope Into Houses Donated By Aw ABOUT 400 viciims of the 2 'Christmas Day fire m Shamshuipo. Hongkong will be 2 shortly moving into 100 stone J houses donated by Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Work on the houses, m the j Tung Tau Resettlement area, is making
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    They Hail Health Education Body
    313 4 Standard Staff Reporter THIRTY-ONE organisations m Singapore unanimously agreed yesterday to form a Council of Health Education which aims to- raise "still higher" the standard of health m the CoLonv. A sejven-man sub-committei headed by the Deputy Directo.' !of Medical Services. Dr. M. Doraisingham, was
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    TWO CARRIED KNIFE CHARGE
    74 4 TWO MEN. Othman bin Ahmad and pasta Ali Shah, yesterday claimed trial m the Singapore Eighth Police Court for carrying offensive weapons m public at about 7.30 p. in on Feb. 14. The court was told that both men carried the weapon. a vegetable knife, m
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    BOYS CLUBS MEET
    42 4 TFIE Federation of Singapore Boys' Clubs wil] hold their I monthly meeting at Queen Street Boys' Club to-day at i 5.15 p.m. Photo. SINGAPORE'S Public Relations Officer. Mr. G.G. Thomson, addressing yesterdavV m«-< of representatives the Oodl JT Standard
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    DRIVER FINED ON 2 COUNTS
    67 4 FOR driving a lorry while m possession of an expired licence, Chua Kan of Victoria Street, was fined $10 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. F. A. Chua, yesterday. He was fined another $25 for driving m an inconsiderate manner by emerging from Syed
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    'LAWYER BUROK' HASHIM GHANI GETS TWO YEARS
    331 4 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Hash i in Ghani, a politician, was today called an "arrant liar and a 'Lawyer ißurok'" by Mr. J. G. Adams, the President of the Sessions Court here. "Lawyer Burok" is a well-known Malay term for "pseudo lawyer." Mr.
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    1,000TH Kill Is Named
    164 4 1,000TH Kill Is Named KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The I.oooth terrorist killed m Johore sith-- e the begiaoiog of the Emergency hiK been identified as Scow Men£ an district committee member of the Tenang 'Segamat bra of the Communist terrorist organisation. He was shot and killed at short range by Rifleman
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    2 Beat Up Worker
    94 4 AN office worker. Lam Ho Swee, was walking back home one evening m November last year, when he \va« sel upon by a gang, beaten up and stabbed. This was stated befoi Mr. H. A. Forrer. i the Singapore Third District Court. y< sterday. m the
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    NEW LAWYER IS ADMITTED
    38 4 A NEW barrister. Mr. Y. R. I Jumabhoy. was admitted to the Bar by Mr. Justice Knight m the Singapore Hiyh Court yesterday. Mr. Dennis Murphy appeared m support of Mr. Jumabuoy s appi.cation.
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      69 4 Weather Report MINI MU M Temperature: From 7.30 p.m. Feb. 14 to 7.30 a.m. Feb. 15. Singapore <74F). Penang (73F), Kota Bahru (75F), Kuala Lumpur (69F), Ipoh (70F). Kuantan (72F). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 a.m. Feb. 15. Singapore (88F), Penang OOF), Kota Bahru (88F). Kuala Lumpur (93F),
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    REJECT TAYLOR AWARD, SAYS PMLP
    352 5 REJECT TAYLOR AWARD, SAYS PMLP Don't Be Serfs, Workers Told KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The PanMalayan Labour Party has called upon the Rubber Workers Union to reject the "Taylor award". It suggests that the "strongest possible measures" should be taken to safeguard the interests and very existence of workers. The Executive
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    University Council Gets New Chief
    227 5 DATO Panglima Kinta has been elected Chairman of the University Council m place of Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar who has resigned owing to pressure of other work. the University Gazette, announced yesterday. Mr. A. W. Frisby, Chairman of the Public Services Commission, has been
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    Fingerprints On Car Led To Arrest
    121 5 Fingerprints On Car Led To Arrest THE fingerprints of Chia Ah Lek, left on a car. led to I his arrest, the Singapore F. irth District Court was told yesterday. The Judge Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, sentenced Chia to six. months' jail be followed by one year's police sup< rvision.
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    COURT DIDN'T BELIEVE HIM
    80 5 HOLDING up a dog-eared. creased and soiled bill of sale for a bicycle, the Singapore City Court Magistrate told Too 1 Joo Po'n. yesterday, "I don't i believe your story. Why did you tell the Court you bought the bicycle oniy two days ago." Teo, who
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    Engineers Named
    26 5 CHE Ismail Ngah Marzuki has been appointed as Assistant Engineer, Public Works De--1 partment. Coast, and Mr. T. Smith as Senior Executive Engineer, Coast.
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    105 5 THE man who personally gave the Queen her wedding cake, and who supplies the world with 1.400.000 biscuits a day. arrived m Singapore yesterday to look around and see how his biscuit mar- ket here is. j Mr. J. R. Gales, managing; director of Huntley and Palmers told The Standard
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    City Fire Brigade Sets Up Record
    271 5 Staff Reporter ■_\,rr-.>> City F::e ide estJ si ed an record 'as: .1 received *:'t* numbei fire d its history. ■'■8 s. an I :\z ti Ibi p-.v-F c osses wit hi 1 1 -arc rc rease ol i 1952 I In a: 1
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    Warning To Dog Owners
    46 5 Etß I arned ,i tcensed bei f la I :<-q that c three i < old r I ',\:if i .t« blue tag y Depi:: be c red aftei that date i c pro- v o t table to a I S2! I
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    Jerantut ADO
    82 5 CHE Mohd. Senawi bin Haji Zainudin, will officiate as Assistant District Officer. Jerantut, pnoio. Mr. Douglas L. Hoge. (left), with Mr. Harry G. Wiles, president and treasurer respectively of the Junior Chamber International, arrived mi n Singapore by Garuda Indonesian Airways from Jakarta yesterday, on the.r way to
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    Control On Rice Will Not Be Lifted
    364 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government, The Standard understands, does not intend removing the present control on the sale and import of rice into the country, despite representations from traders for its de-control. The Emergency is the first consideration for maintaining the present
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    77 5 MR. LESLIE Gamage, Vice-Chairman and Managing Director of the General Electric Company, and his wife arrived m Penaag last week. Above Mrs. Gamage is seen receiving a bouquet from Mrs. Chan Weng Oon. Behind Mrs. Chan is her husband of the Penang G.E.C. office. Mrs. Gamage, who is a Commander
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    SCS UNION TO MAKE CLAIMS
    73 5 THE executive committee ol the Singapore Cold Storage and .Royal Bakery Workers' Union will meet next Saturday to formulate claims to the management, Mr. V. R: ■■am. Secretary of the Union said yesterdayi lie claimed that members worked under difficult condi- tions and that they
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    MR. ADABI TO MARRY AGAIN
    60 5 MR. Al Manser Adab; former hu.sbanji of Maria HerI togh. the Dutch girl, wfaosi I marriage was dissolved by the j Singapore Supreme Court ii 1950 will marry again this Sun. day at his home m Rowel Road. Miss Hertogh was laken tc Holland m
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    Local Girls Are Tops, Says Job
    126 5 Local Girls Are Tops, Says Job A GLOBE TROTTING American artist thinks girls m Singapore make very esting studies on any artist's canvas He is Mr. Floyd E. Job. of Chicago (above) who spent four days painting Singapon temples, street scenes and a the [stana's garden m Johon "You have
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    Rules For National Union Adopted
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    UNIVERSITY LECTURESHIP
    67 5 THE On!' en tif el Ha m its the 1" |fr E UTati to pwi- :p m Climat ogy m I Geogra a- 1 the i yeai 1953 Dr. Gera tempoi ai tureship si Dr. T. J Danaraj. Le lurer m Medicine, to a senior Ot a m
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    N.C.O. DIDN'T HAVE LICENCE
    83 5 STAFF Sergeant foha D Pool attached 10 :'n. j DC H X Singapore Bas-t- D ii:!( j '-i a ;o'h of |75 iV the Traffic Magistral Howe Ybon Choni when be pleaded c i driving rt a li en when :.w pawned by third party insuran
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    Malaya's Army
    576 6 QENERAL Van Fleet, ol the United States Army, has llnd Hi a plan. Which be has published, to keep Goanaauaista out ol South-East Asja He alia this plan a o\^n oJ preparedness. Admiral Radford, the chairman oj the United States Joint Chiefs S:aif. j most important and influential
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      195 6 Query About Friday's Shooting Sir: 'The detectives had gone to Farrer Park alter receiving information of an impending gang clash." Gang clashes are usually associated, with shooting, knives, bottles, etc. "On the way they saw tw o men whom they suspected "When the detectives approached them one drew a revolver
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    ATOMIC AGE HERALDED BY A SUBMARINE
    1176 6 ATOMIC AGE HERALDED BY A SUBMARINE Story behind a launching m America as told by a Times Special Correspon den t in the United States the first atomic ship, the American submarine Nautilus, was launched at Groton, Connecticut, on January 21. many of those who watched the ceremony found themselves
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS AND POLITICS
    1365 6  -  ALEX JOSEY aTBKHaW/JHlt m CAIRO, where I lived 1 for three years. the Prime Minister once went to the University and urged the students to concentrate upon their studies, and to leave the Government of the country to the politicians. He said the position had become
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    209 6 Review of Views Broken Marriages UTUSAN MH..WT dues believe thai society alone is toj be blamed whenever a mar-j; ried couple are divorced. < The paper comments on a ;<i pori From Penang that halt** the number ol Malays ;mtl; Moslems who were married ing Fenang .'i Pi n ince
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    War To Spread If Truce Is Broken By Communists
    217 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 (IP)-Chairman Dewey .h,,rt, Republican, Missouri, of the House Armed Serrka Committee, said yesterday he believes the ted States will hit the Communists with every ipon m its arsenal if they renew the Korean war' Sfc ii declared that
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    A-BANK TALKS SAID HOPEFUL
    79 7 A-BANK TALKS SAID HOPEFUL RLIN, Feb. 15 (UP) ted States is now I thai the uretalks i iti So*, i representatives on Eisenhower's a world li lead to stani negol atkms, a high i said yes*:i IS Stato S< Dulles S ■V. tingBerlin stag< is m Was lingi n i
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    Punished Girl, Then He Died
    23 7 OBRIDGI I s eon S -year-old jery" 1 i ooh Hi Ed eat 1 bel raa put Tiori-
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    Pardon My Fingers!
    59 7 PH KING pwkets is a ri ky business m Honskons ;-n.s»-s and trunu thesr il.t uiish hour thieves became >„ pre\.ilent receatb that tl >c tr.inNport authorities m--UUt-d mirrors facwssej on Ike pocket level" of strap hansers Now the man retumni; home m a crowded vehicle can
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    72 7 D w OS. Sv nd, Feb. a m r oted on irtunfi out ol control Da> faiw d Pi i» an one jrest< g EX- Ko.'iu noal 111, 23, er. a I narng Sun- lenl rred as D R nonl was nes foi a picti re
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    Farewell For Gen. Thimayya
    81 7 photo. GENERAL John E. Hull. Far East and United Nations Commander, shakes hands as he says goodbye to Lt.-General K. S. Thimayya (right), Indian Chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, after a luncheon at Panmunjom recently. At left, looking on. is General Maxwell Taylor. US
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    U.S. Policy In Asia Is A 'Big Mistake'
    136 7 CHICAGO, Feb. 15 (IP)— Mr. Qhester Bowles, former Inited States Ambassador to India, said yesterday American foreign policy m Asia is based too much on "what countries love us." He said it was a al mis- elp only thos A v: trie!
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    They Go To U.K. Prison
    75 7 SOUTHAMPTON, JFeb. 15— (Reuter)— Two British .soldier? who wcrt' reprieved after being sentenced !< > death m Hongkong for the murder of a Chinese girl returned to Britain yesterday to serve their prison sentences. The men trouper Douglas Dalton, 21, and Lance Corporal George Doutwaite,
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    MORE CITIZENS
    27 7 CEYLON* has announced ratification of a pact with India to speed up the granting of citizenship rights to about 900,000 Indians living hi Ceylon. Reuter.
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    PROTEST OVER JAP 'THOUGHT CONTROL' BILL
    114 7 TOKYO. Feb. 15. (AP) Japan's biggest newspaperare kicking up a storm of protesi against a proposed National Police Biii they claim could some day restore prewar "thought, control"' and nave the way lor a return to a Police State. The Bill, which would centralize
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    Conference On Uganda
    55 7 LONDON, Feb. 15, (Renter)— Sir Andrew Cohen: Governor of Uganda, arrived here yesterday on a 10-day visit during which he will see the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. They will discuss the situation m Uganda, m particular the effect of the deposition by the British Government of
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    ICEBOUND ISLE GETS FOOD
    40 7 BERLIN. Feb: 15 (AFP) An American Air Force "Flying Boxcar" today parachuted 10.285 pounds of flour and 1,314 pounds of meat over Juist Island off The Netherlands, which had been isolated tor a week by ice.
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    MAGSAYSAY TIGHTENS SECURITY
    70 7 too* i to curb Qm t. W"-o appa 3 a ain^ r.:s President's kej assistants b v ated false information through press radia MMpajuT ordered Government oflVea to double-check m the Ma acannan on the vera.it>" oi oriiera issued telephone ostensibly to members ol his official family.
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    AMERICAN AID TO I-C OPPOSED
    243 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 15 (AP) A Republican yesterday criticised and a Democrat defended President Eisenhower's decision to send 200 Air Fovce mechanics to Indo-China to aid anti-Communist forces. The technicians are to help; and train the French m maintenance of additional airplanes and other equipment the
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    BIG-4 WITHIN HAIRS BREADTH OF AGREEMENT
    303 7 BIG-4 WITHIN HAIRS BREADTH OF AGREEMENT —Until Molotov Speaks BERLIN Feb. 15, (UP) The Big Four Foreign Ministers came within a hair's breath of agreement on an Austrian peace treaty yesterday but renewed Soviet demands to keep troops m the little country deadlocked them again. Tiie West, m a new
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    ADENAUER TO STATE POLICY ON GERMANY
    129 7 ADENAUER TO STATE POLICY ON GERMANY BERLIN. Feb. 15 (AP) Chancellor Ken r a d Adenauer intends delivering a major declaration of West German policy m Berlin soon m the light of the Big Four failure to reunite the country. West German officials, who reported this yesterday, said the Chancellor
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    All Set To Raise Comet
    152 7 All Set To Raise Comet PORTO AZZURO, I F< 15 (Reuter) Tbe R 'has completed plans to the wreckage of the Come: jet air Lner which crashed '■>'•■ E ba last month with the Joss of 35 lives. In the past week < ight tnajoi pie< ol reckage have been
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    RED RADIOPHONE LINK WITH TIBET
    35 7 THE New China News Agency reported yestt that a kmg-dislanc4 iophone service between Lhasa, capital city ol Tibet, and the cities ol P<-k ng and Chungking, has :i >( opened. A.F.P.
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    AN OPERATION FOR SANDYS
    33 7 LONDON. Feb. 15. (AFP)— Duncan Sandys, Minister of Supply. and son-in-law of Premier Churchill, yesterday underwent a minor operation on his hand. His condition is stated to be satisfactory.
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    Sheep Drowned.
    24 7 MORE than 100 sheep were drowned yesterday as they broke through the ice on the Eider River, near Toeuning, German v AFP
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    Strangler May Be Abroad — Police
    200 7 Strangler May Be Abroad Police LONDON, Feb. 15 (Renter) The man who strangled two women m a London old folks' home last week may have come to Britain on a one-day trip by motorboat to kill them, and have left the same way before the bodies were found. British police
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    'Dictator & Lover'
    65 7 'Dictator Lover' photo. EX-Italian penthatlon champion Va.sito Bastino and French actress Diana Bel. m a scene as they will appear m the film "the Dictator And His Lover", shortly going into production m Milan. Bastino will play the part of a handsomer, and younger. Mussolini, and the actress the part
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    A Tip For His Captors
    70 7 PLYMOUTH, F-. ber) A 34-year- c- aped irom Britaii 'i Darbnoor Prison neai hen \tis w&\ back ho gave the twi policemen who ca ig re thine* 1 tot the F< >i I As.socia'ioii Cup Una] ill May. WTalkei V tip might one. The Bo
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    Swedish Girl To Wed Earl?
    81 7 photo SEEN m London i» (tun Quarnstrom. of Swede*. whom it is rumoured ma\ become engaßed to Lord (.ranvilk. first cousin <»f the Queen Thr Swedish jiirl who sp«akv CMd Ensli.sh. ha» beea in' England about tun years. and worka lor an int«- I n»i
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    STOLE WATCHDOG
    17 7 THIEVES ij ud m B: setts, and ownei Kenm th D a wet Judy.— AP.
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    CANADIAN TRADE WITH MALAYA IS ON DECLINE
    273 9 Standard Market- Reporter CANADA'S exports to Malaya last year shrank to about a third of the 1952 value, the Canadian Trade Commissioner to Malaya, Mr D. S. Armstrong said yesterday. And the prospects of any increase this year do not justify optimism, observed
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      RUBBER DULL
      131 9 THE rubber market m Singapore remained dull and i featureless yesterday. first j grade rubber for March ship- meat closing at 55-;-!/8 cents per lb. Prices remained practically unchanged during the day with only small business passing. The market was inactive with no orders from abroad. There was
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      PRODUCE
      59 9 Small business was reported m the produce market m Sin- j gapore yesterday, with prices easier m all sections. Singapore produce prices (per picul) yesterday were: j Gambier $210; Bali Coffee! $280; betel .nut $28; (Split) $27; copra -$38| coconut oil 562 (sellers); Pepper $350 (Muntok White); $345 (Sarawak
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      HARRISONS AND CROSFIELD REPORT
      47 9 HARRISONS AND CROSFI ELD REPORT MESSRS. Harrisons Cms- I field (Malaya) Ltd. report the following crops for January, 19.14: Allenby 30,000 Lbs. Benta 68.000 lbs., Jeram I Kuantan 40.000 lbs., Kundong 38,000 lbs., Mentakab 75,000 1 lbs., Sungei Bagan 100.000 j lbs. and Tanjong Pau 55,600! lbs.
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    BRITISH CAR EXPORTS DROP
    48 9 LONDON, Feb. 15 (Beuter) British car exports dropped slightly last year. The total sent abroad was 302.223 compared with 309.832 m L 952. the Society of Motor Manufacturers stated last week. Australia was the best customer She took 60.595 compared With 57.033 m 1932.
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    48 9 MOSCOW. Feb. 15. CReuter). Three British industrialists I announced here early yesterday that Russia had signed a con- tract with them to purchase British machine tools worth £3.500,000. I The contracts are for com- c panics m Gloucester. Peterbo- < rough and Halifax. 5
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    54 9 LONDON, Feb. 15 (Reuter)— Oil has been found m commercial quantities near Nottingham, Central England, by the Darcy Exploration Company, a subsidiary of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, it was announced here recently. It was struck at a depth of 3,029 feet, but the extent of production
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    Share Mart Opens The Week Easier
    720 9 WITH one or two exceptions m industrials, the Malayan share market was generally easier yesterday. Rubber shares remained neglected. Changed prices were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Alex Bricks Ords. 3.50 MM Pret. 210 2.20 xc m i,t nzt i j i. BB Peirol M/-d M/f
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    46 9 NEW YORK, Feb. JP midfef paper- t.j machine, made fn 1 tffered on th<? ut Ket. Although only tan Mb ihe machine is sairi to be able to dupli ate the ta i iobs performed by th^ siry** usually gigantic eq-.p.:.ent.
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      268 9 Lil Abne* r .-cv; TREACMEO PORTJhEI I I .c-- r appeared to Be:^^ Jr k.#»l I_T n r i i -^^-^i^^jySQk .Tl.Sllfrffc.l OOLL'SHAIDy iite^H- H D CT °*'J «T'S MUMAN.TWAT^ V^^^ \*> w) N -^y X^ MANLY ?AM J nulS^ l |ii u J^<-CVO l >Fo^^- f r J-^ .4.11ey
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    231 10 OECENTLY 1 save my ha>band a present for the Chines** (few Year. He did not ;ive me any prtseni and Lhia hurt me. Evt- n small gift would have shown that he thought of me. What should I do? "ELK IT met xrid fiver enjoys re -h»
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    627 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT Cy IK.WNIE w.i> ahraja teil- iru HM li »v, good her >m t!! hn. \\.:s. It vasal jasl a motiicr's laje either for little Jimmy r-i'.!. was .i nit.ilcl baby. Taei scarceti had bad nUM with him from the daj h W.J-, born
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    937 10  -  VICTORIA CHAPPELLE -By- Royal Tour Has Effect On Fashion Trends AN INTERESTING series of prints are coming to the top of the 1 954 popularity poll m London's couture and wholesale couture houses. These are the new versions of penlines or "ink splash" designs which will
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    99 10 STAR mannequin Bettina shows one of the jersey models she created for "Clairlaine. a French ready-to-wear jersey shop. Bettina. who launched models after models of Jacques Fath or Hubert de Given* chy and has been the worldhonoured ambassador of French fashion, enters the battle for herself. This number, designed for
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    68 10 Photos). (LEFT): Paris milliner Marthe presented this dove-grey straw trimmed with a brown jind <rey straw band, with her r>.">4 Spring Collection. Named "Jockey," the hat is worn forward. (Right>: Reminiscent of the 1920's was this stitched vagabond hat in white felt ■.h»wn by Paris' Danish milliner Svend at his
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    leave Pirie Alone! Zatopek Is The Man He's After
    698 11 leave Pi rie Alone! Zatopek Is The Man He's After P*e> Wilton Says: Oo,do M I. niah* t« Twm d^ OX er LONDON, Feb. 15.— 50 Gordon Pirie will not be c tor the Empire Games at Vancouver from August 7. -r, he >aid that he was informing the selectors
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    288 11 A Great Welcome Awaits Arsenal LONDON, Feb. 15 Russia's invitation to Arsenal to visit Moscow this autumn is part 1 of a drive this year to stage i international sports meetings throughout the Soviet Union, j They are moving into international Soccer
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    436 11 Xv EKNON >lOR(iAN Fct U Rcutc Pirie. Brii i le I ru Britis I iheEu ich is Ozech c antic and c end Berne, Swil 0 t>tttn>r**r%tf i le tanging i./rongs iosc who •<-«"■ > bis country ■•■.<■■; before it he b shadow m B Chris
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    42 11 MANILA, Feb. 15 (AP)— Lennari Bergelin and Stefan Stockenberg, Swedish tertois stars, and Hong Kong champion Ip Koon Hung, left here today for Hong Kong after participating m the Asia:: Tennis Championship?. BergeUn W r.x the DO«a*S singles title.
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    29 11 RESULTS of the Singapore Rifle Association's spoon shoot on Sunday: Gun score Lt G Newman 98. Handicapte score (a)— Sgt. Dorr 100.87, .(b) C. De Souza f9.33
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    674 11  - Why Australian Tennis Crowds Are Different G. E. McCADDEN By SYDNEY, Feb. 15.— The galleries that provoked Tony Trabert and Vie Seixas m a series of unfortunate incidents m Australia aren't quite the same as the galleries m America's "big tennis." And the Aussie crowds aren't quite the same either
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    62 11 MERRYTIME will meet Fair- j wind m a return badminton I match at the Clerical Union Hall at 7 p.m. today. The Merrytime team is Will Tay, Tan Loh See, Lim Kirn Peow, Cheong Cheng Swee. On« Tiong Gin. Chan Soo Guan. Tan Kok Ann B<
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    NERVOUS GERRY PUT AW CUP THIS WAY
    733 12  - NERVOUS GERRY PUT AW CUP THIS WAY JEFFERY JAMES BOXERS BACK IN TRIUMPH By WE'VE BROUGHT BACK THE CUP! And for more than 300 sweating Sin gaporeans who had waited for the Charon (Expected time 1 p.m. Arrival time 3.30 p.m.) and the returning Colony boxers from Australia, the waiting
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    Another Cup To Lancers
    171 12 IPOH, Mon.— The 12th Lancers who won all live major trophies here last year added another to their collection by annexing the Coronation Cup against the Rest winning by 4 3 m the opening match of the soccer season here today. The winning goal was scored
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    JB SOCCER
    67 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— In a Johore Bahru soccer league match. 221 Vehicle Bn. beat the Chinese s—l.5 1. Scorers for 221 Bn. were Bostok, Bel!, two each, and Pressford. Wee Kirn scored for the losers. In another game, the Junior Medical Sports Club beat Police 4—2. Scorers for
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    Customs Win 2-0
    28 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Customs. Singapore, beat Johore Military Forces 2-0 j m a soccer friendly here today. Xawi and Ibrahim I Hassan were the scorers.
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    BALBIR HITS 8 AND THINKS OF SAFETY
    622 12  -  LINESMAN INDIA 10 MALACCA O By MALACCA, Mon.— Opening their federation tour nere today me inaian Hockey Federation tourists notched the same number of goals they collected m their two games m Singapore winning by 10 0. Balbir Singh accounted for eight ot
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    WELCOME FOR INDIANS
    151 12 M \LACCA, Mon. The lnit... r. EiH'ke.N tourists arr belt fcaictdaj afttr-no.-n for its single Malacca cncarrirat here t»>day with thr reception »om- ■Mtec «»f the Malacca Htnkev Association which went la .Muar receive them. The highlight of the Settle- ire to the vi.-itors tne the Municipal
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    Penang H.A. Prepare For The Indians
    139 12 PENANG. Mon.— The Penang key Asso riati n have c te 11 ayers to 'rain for the itch igainsi the Indian bockej to rists Fef -l. Th iy an CD. hammed, MS K. Sundram, Maya-: Meah, J, Vaz, R, Hegerhorst, Cheahl Boh I-'-- Chew
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    MILE HURDLE FOR HORSES
    51 12 ALOR STAR. Mon.— Hurdle race over om mile will be among I seven evens to be run by the Kedafa Gymkhana Club at Atari SI on March 7 as m previous j '><_-i-; the t t e Will oe con ftned I "j 13 win lote.
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    RETNAM 15 NOW NS SOCCER CHIEF
    311 12 SEREMBAX. Mon. Air. A. K. Retnam was elected new President of the Negri Sembilan Football Association at the annual general meeting of '.he association he'd here last night a: the N.S. club. He obtained a five-vote majority over Mr. Liin Kee Siong who has
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    SAFA Cot $11,000 From Saigon Tour
    291 12 SAFA Cot $11,000 From Saigon Tour AS A RESULT of SAFA's Saigon Tour, a new Inter-port fixture will appear on SAFA's 1954 soccer calendar. This will be between Vietnam F. A. and Singapore, with the inaugural game to be played here m Singapore m the third week m October. The
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    Boxers Come Sailing In
    216 12 ITS NOT very often that a Singapore team returns victorious from an oversea fr., and The Standard's cameraman. Chen Ta Khoon. made it a great occasion for pi, when the Colony team returned to Singapore after winning the Aw Cheng Chye Cup ts Australia. Here, m
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    TIGER SA OFFICIALS
    99 12 THE annual general meeting of the Tiger Sporting Association was held yesterday, and the following were elected office-bearers for the year: Patrons: Mr. Aw Boon Haw Mr. Aw Kow. President: Mr. Aw Cheng Chye. Vice-Presidents: Mr Aw Swan. Mr. Aw Cheng Talk. Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Tan Cheng
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    RECS, SHB IN HOCKEY DRAW
    33 12 SINGAPORE Recreation Club drew one-all m a ho-'key •friendly' with the S.H.B. Recreation Club on the padang yesterday. Lloyd Valber* opened for S.H.B. and Recs equalised through Alo<bergen.
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      21 12 Today's Sport RUGBY: SCCs 1-A-Side quarterfinals. SOCCER: Inter-school— ACS vs. St. Anthony— SJl. S.JI vs. Victoria Victoria. Bunk'!/ vs. R.I. R.I.
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