Singapore Standard, 24 February 1954

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tt Jfc 3H M. Vol. IV. \o. 237. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 19.'>4 TWELVE PACES 10 TENTS.
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    Manager Gets A 'Death Letter'
    112 1  - Manager Gets A 'Death Letter' BOB PERIES ndard Staff Reporter iAPORE cinema yesterday roteath letter" by t| post accused him of c." It "Wo .v shoo: DOt Stop this." OB a MS :\:per. a:ut I It unsigned ■t r of th« o or core i stal stamp wishes to re
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    Korea Truce Disappoints Gen. Clark
    33 1 Is, Feb. 2:: t C irk, N ions forces m it ij i a .re ed n every! ing n Com- o been m X a ansei 1
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    2 POPPED OUT OF ONE SHELL
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    'VOICE' PLANE CRASHES
    386 1 RAF Crew Of 4 On Board Feared Lost Standard Staff Reporter A SPECIAL rescue force is battering its way through dense jungles at the foot of 4,187-ft. Mount Ophir, to reach the wreckage of a Royal Air Force Valetta "voice aircraft" which crashed yesterday with the loss
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    Three S'pore Spots Renamed After Duchess
    76 1 T hree S'pore Spots Renamed After Duchess THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. unveils the monument atop the renamed "Kent Ridge," at the Gap, Pasir Panjang:, yesterday. Two other Gap spots were renamed m honour of the Duchess of Kent and her son. Prince Edward, who visited Singapore last
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    Bao Dai Govt. Discusses Nehru's Appeal
    265 1 French Are Optimistic HANOI. Feb. 23 (IP) Vietnamese Emperor Bao Dai met today with his advisers to discuss India's appeal lor a ceasefire m Indo-China as French military soimtN predicted an "important" military operation soon tii hamstring the Communists. All battle h nits were
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    MacD LEARNS OF I-C SET-UP
    60 1 SAJGON, Feb. 23— (AFP)— British Commissioner-General mi n South-Easl Asia, Malcolm \L. Donai I, h id top level talks v i French military officers m n o-China and French Comj [oner-General Maurice De- an regarding the Indo-China situation, it was learned here yesterday. He also
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    AUSSIE FLOOD TOLL IS NOW 23
    147 1 AUSSIE FLOOD TOLL IS NOW 23 SYDNEY, Feb. 23: (Reuter)— The death roll m the flood disaster m northern New South Wales today is 23 and may be confirmed at 26 before the day is out. There is still a number of people unaccounted for because communications were cut off
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    CAMBODIA PM RESIGNS POST
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    Cambridge Exam Results
    84 1 RESULTS of the Cambridge School Certificate examinations held m the Federation i:i 1953 were announced yesterday, '"hey appear m Pages 9 and' 10. No information is supplied m these resrtits m respect of candidates who entered for par: of the examination only. The fact that the names
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    A Grand Send-Off For The General
    177 1 A Grand Send-Off For The General SEOUL. Feb. 23 (Router) —The Bth Army today bade farewell to Indian Lieut. Gen. K. S. Thimayya with a spectacular guard of honour ceremony at Seoul city airport. The former chairman of the i Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission left Seoul for Tokyo m the
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    C-IN-C IN HK
    24 1 AIR Marsha! Sir Clifford Sanderson, C-in-C. Far East Air Force, arrived m Hongkong yesterday by air on an Informal visit. AFP
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    CHIEF SCOUT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
    187 1 CHIEF SCOUT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE Can A Scout Also Be A Red? LONDON. Feb. 23 (Reuter) Lord Rowallan the chief scout has accepted the challenge of Lord Stansgate a Labour Peer to debate m the House of Lords the question of scouts and Communism. Lord Stansgate called for the debate when
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    DAWN BURIAL FOR CHESNEY
    44 1 COLOGNE, Fen. 23, (Renter) John Ronald Chesney was buried here at daybreak to a week after he shot him-.- m Cologne while police wen searching for h".m for questioning about the murder of hi> wife 3nd mother-in-law b1 F.^i:.^. I.• >:
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    Miner Flies To Brother In S'pore
    96 1 Miner Flies To Brother In S'pore DOM ASTER. York shire. Feb. S3 (Reulen Mr. Stan Grundy. 3t)-year-old Doncaster miner left here by train last night for London on the first >tap»- of a dash across, the world to his wuonded brother m Singapore hospital. The brother. William Grundy. 21. a
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    Princess At 3-D Premiere
    59 1 LONDON. Feb. 22 (Reuter) Princess Margaret wen* witl her latest escort, Mr Mark Bonham Carte*, and sue athei guest -t 141 ere tonighi —'he premiei of the American musica "Kiss Me Kaie" She .-aw the ttlm through a pair o'. golden rimmed spectacles whi<-h she chose
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    ADRIFT ALONE FOR 46 DAYS
    53 1 BRISBANE Fet 23 (Beu•c! After drifting for 4tj nay. m a:, open 12-feet dinghy a man Erora Thursdaj [sland has rea ed Australia \">' i The ma: 28-j •ai -old v I •.-borji. Viktort 7 nicks. no w m Cairo* he tal suflering from c
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    ALI FOR CAIRO
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    BACK-PAY STORM BREWS
    184 2 Clerks Will Fight To Bitter End' THE SINGAPORE Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union is prepared to fight Government on the issue of back-pay for temporary clerks "to the bitter end." The union's president, Mr. N. A. Kularajah, told The Standard this yesterday. Mr. Kularajah was replying
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    THE MAIAY REGIMENT HAS COME OF AGE
    158 2 THE MAIAY REGIMENT HAS COME OF AGE KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya's own Military ■Force the Malay Regiment—thrilled a crowd of several thousand people at the Padang, here today. with an impressive parade to celebrate the Regiment's coming of age. The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templei. addressing the parade. ?aid:
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    Fined $250 For $1 'Job'
    84 2 CHAP Jee Kee runner, Koh Beng C":oo. mother of three children whose husband is in Kuantan, was yesterday fined $250. in default two and a half months rigorous imprisonment. ;p. the Singapore Eighth Police Court Koh was arrested on Monday night, near the junction of
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    Charged With Stealing Pipe
    67 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Christopher Herbert. \va.^ today produced in the first Magistrate's Court on a charge of, thefi of a length of piping worth $10 belonging to Sime Darby and Company. Herbert requested a postponement of the case on the grounds that a material witness oi
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    RIDA To Grant Loans For Houses
    126 2 RIDA To Grant Loans For Houses JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.The Rural Industrial and Development Authority, Johore branch, proposes giving loans to settlers at Majedee settlement for the construction of low cost housing schemes. it was disclosed at a recent meeting of the State Development Board. The Chairman of RIDA said the
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    Nothing Wrong About Land Deal
    414 2 Nothing Wrong About Land Deal Says Defence Counsel MALACCA, Tues. A counsel suggested m the Malacca Sessions Court today that there was nothing wrong with the practice, which he alleged was resorieJ to by many people here, of buying customary land, which the law only allows Malays to own, m
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    44 2 photo. THE Commanding: Officers of the 31st Minesweepers Squadron of the Indian Navy photographed on their arrival m Singapore yesterday (left to right): Lt. Cmdr. P. Dutta. Lt. Cmdr. H. F. Dubash, Cmdr. M. M. Kaul, and Lt. Cmdr. R. De G. Pinto. Standard
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    Expet Pay: They Agree At Last
    270 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOR the first time within 22 months, -expatriate and locally recruited oncers of the Singapore Government reached common understanding on the "muchdisputed" non-pensionable expatriation alljuance, yesterday. At a meeting between Government and M;:?T association representatives, the Council of Joint Action agreed
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    Chief Electrician Abused Policeman
    211 2 LIEF ERIK Rpmussen.. Chief Electrician of a Danish ship, was yesterday lined $10 for using abusive language to a Singapore Harbour Board policeman but acquitted on another charge of using criminal force to the same policeman, by Mr. A. W. Ghows, m the Singapore Eighth Police
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    Soldier Refused Handcuffs
    107 2 Soldier Refused Handcuffs JOHORE BAHRU. Tues Corporal George Cooper, who lis being charged with fatally shooting his wife. Vera Cooper, on Feb. 2 was brought before the Magistrate, Tuan Syed Abdul Rahman today, for the t third time since his arrest. The presecution asked for s further extension till March
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    FAR EAST POST FOR FILM MAN
    47 2 MR. MOREY MARCUS formerly of Singapore, hat been appointed v: e-Presidenl of Republic [nt< i onal m charge of the Far Ea I Division The appointment was announced by Mr. Ri hard W Altschuler, presid: nl d! Republic Pictures International Corporation,
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    123 2 COMMODITY PRICES I OM,N(i ruUM i)rn r> (rent" pei Ih > id Sintia p (i r p vostfrda* Bayer* sellers No I lv S S S(a«il Loose 544 54 1 No. 1 R.S.S. .54, 7>4s No. 2 RSS. S4t 54C No. Rss. 53s 53| Tone: Stead v. lIN PRH h
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    STEVENS IS RE-ELECTED
    45 2 D. Stevens \\;is rel>:" chairman of the Store: Pc: r:e! Group of the hi a Civil Stvlv Union. Singapore at a meeting yesterday. l neeting jl< cted Mr. fob Wi Ch y as secretary ith c committee of 14 m< n I
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    PERPETUAL NUISANCE FINED $20
    19 2 .»^u wuaKannu was des- ir e added: This man g hiq f Kanf ancT R
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    Ridge Named After Duchess
    67 2 Ridge Named After Duchess THREE I Gap, Pas Pan re-named Ducfaes K. •i, Prii E con hen last tin Gov< kor, N./ful. il B oei a < A nun K B i i Ed S I B. D a G S I". he P. Enjii M exe v F. PTari
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    Terrorist Gets Death Sentence
    75 2 Terrorist Gets Death Sentence KUANTAK. I < i i man ■hi tured by the Kine*i A wac senten Mr tice for unlawf i pa iten (Ua <*:.<i 44 mition A the ti i n De 16. Iml ro! v. the edge of a I Jabour jungle v.: came m tigl
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    MOVE TO PLUG STRAITS LOOPHOLES
    197 3 MOVE TO PLUG STRAITS LOOPHOLES Food Smuggling Control > t 1 urd Shipping Reporter nEW Straits Control scheme has been formed m conjunction with the Johore Police to stem the illegal importation info Johore of food- j stuffs and restricted articles. ahc help stop the movement of arms pected persons.
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    Anti-Flood Plan Starts This Year
    191 3 Anti- Flood Plan Starts This Year Standard Staff Reporter PI LOI scheme for flood alleviation m Singa:.r.at,d to cost 5120.000. will b e in before the i middle ot this year. Singapore City Council now waiting a reply from 1 the Wat Office. London, for I permission to buy Army
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    JOURNALISTS FROM KOREA
    54 3 KOREAX journalists who have been visiting Britain a? the guests of the Foreign OtVu-e will arrive at Kallang Airport at 1 p.m. today. They will leave f-<r the Federation tomorrow and return to 'he Col >;;y on March 1 fox a four day visit before proceeding to
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    Coffee A'ssn
    18 3 THE Singap >re Fto Chow Coffee Merchants Association will celebrate their 33rd. anniversary on Feb. 28.
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    ASPIRES TO BE YOUTH QUEEN
    83 3 at 9 p.m. Tickets are available a S3 per couple, obtainable from any of the League committee members or from lr. Michael Tan Contestants must be between the ages of Hi and 26, must appear m evening dress or m their national costume, and will
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    50 3 THIS is Miss Violet Williams (above), 17 years old and just out of school, who aspires to be Singapore's Youth Queen, m a contest sponsored by the Kiwi League to be held on Mar. 5 at Raffles Hotel. The League is holding the contest m conjunction with a dance, beginning
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    Police Catch Up With Man After 7 Yrs.
    42 3 Police Catch Up With Man After 7 Yrs. urch. the I caughi pee the Kua a -!>'. :\i Qg A h>r ta c on X held at i n. 1 :p for r I I I :ree- 1 June up r I i
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    TUITION ON RELIGION
    84 3 AN EXTENSION course m I English on methods of teaching religion started m Singapore last night fur teachers of hi«h schools or English school stu- dents from 7 to 8.4.1 p.m. The course will continue every Tuesday evening at the same time through Mar. 23. Purpose ol
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    RAF CHAPLAIN DUE FOR TOUR
    94 3 THE Rev. Peter Blake, a former RAF Chaplain and the 'Present Superior of the Retreat i House. Rainhill, Liverpool, ar- rives at Changi today from the j United Kingdom. He will conduct mission serj vices for Catholic officers and i airmen and their families at
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    PARADE SERVICE
    51 3 THE Singapore Battalion of (The Girls' Life Brigade. will i hold a Parade Service at the j Wesley Church, Fort Canning j Road, on Feb. 28. at 4 p.m. for the dedication of N.C.O.'s and their new Queen's Colour. The Battalion will be Led by the Boys' Brigade
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    RECRUITS FOR S.V.C. ESSENTIAL
    299 3 RECRUITS will be all the more essential as t-he basis for future expar^ion of tiie Singapore Volunteer Corps with the introduction of national service, the SVC's Commandant. Lt.-Col. T. J. Hutchinson, said yesterday. Lt.-Coi. Hutchinson told a press conference that men of the "highest quality" are
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    35 3 photo LT COL. Grewal. Mr. Gopala Menoa and Brig Pani' i who is holding the silver plaque presented to the (on Undent by the Commonwealth division "m admiration" -»f the work of the troops. Standard
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    More Indian Troops Arrive
    168 3 THE second batch of the Indian Custodian Force arrived m Singapore yesterday from Korea aboard the trooper Mozaafari en route to India. The 190 Indian Infantry Brigade consisting of LJS2O men. including 37 officers and 44 Junior Commissioned Officers, were welcomed to Singapore by the Seventh
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    TRAFFIC CASE: APPROVAL FOR APPLICATION
    137 3 TRAFFIC CASE: APPROVAL FOR APPLICATION THE Acting Chief Justice. I 'Air. Justice Biown, yesterday allowed a motion to record additional evidence lor a Singapore Traffic Court case again>t J.A.E. Martin. Dr. C.H. Withers-Payne, for Martin, said that when the case was first heard. lie ev> dene* ■>: c h tness
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    THIS SCHOOL WANTS PUPILS
    52 3 KOTA BHARC, Tues—A new school for all boys and I girls between the ages ol .-.even an<i nine will be opened m Kota Bharu m March. Parents who desire to get I their children admitted can I write to Mrs. C.C. Balhetchet 2.877 Jalan Pengkaln Ciiepa.
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    NCO TOOK STAMPS TO PAY WIFE'S DEBTS
    276 4 NCO TOOK STAMPS TO PAY WIFE'S DEBTS Gets 9 Months And Loses Stripes SERGEANT L. H. Nicholas (25), RAOC, who admitted stealing stamps worth $34.6U from two letters, one addressed to the Secretary of State for War, was sentenced to nine months detention and reduced to the ranks at a
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    Ballet In Town Hall
    54 4 photo. •PAS de DEUX" a ballet by Eric Yong and Ng Su Chin who are sren above rehearsing for the Irene Simms ballet revue to be held m Kuala Lumpur at the Town Hall on Feb. U>. Z~ and Mar. 1. in aid of the Home
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    Talks To Check Unemployment
    147 4 Standard Staff Reporter REPRESENTATIVES of the Singapore Trades Tnion Congress yesterday met the Labour Commissioner, Mr. G. W. Davis, to discuss the "growing" unemployment problem m the Colony. It is understood the Government has suggested certain proposals to the Congress to check any further increase oi
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    Chief Guide Is Honoured
    89 4 SEEEMBAN, Tues. Over 200 Guides and «uesls were present at the Malay Girls' Hostel on Sunday when the Negri Sembilan Guiders' Council held a lea-party m honour of the retired Girl Chides Commissioner for Negri Sembilan. Mrs. ML Braddon. One of I lie oldest residents of
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    Councils Make Progress
    148 4 Councils Make Progress KUALA LUMPIJR, Tr.es. The Federation Government's local count i s pan has made considerable progress since it was introduced m 1950. Up to the end of 'as- year during a period <>f approxirl matety one and a half years a total of 134 ca] "ounci were sei
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    Perimeter Fence For Raub Town
    90 4 RAi'B. tues.— As further measure to p'ug loud leakages the whole town ,f Raub including Government quarters. have been enclosed within ;i perimeter fence. Road blocks to prevent food leakage have been established along the Tras, Kirala Lipis. Bukit Koman, and Chtroh Roads. Combined police
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    JEWELLERY THEFT
    29 4 THIEVES entered a shop m Bain Street on Monday nirjhti and goi away with a leather ■n<e worth $5 90, jewellery valued at $35 and cash $5.50.
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    N.A.P. REPLIES TO A 'SURPRISING' CHARGE
    164 4 IPOH. Tues.— Replying tol the "surprising statement" by the Perak Progressive Party that certain members of the National Asso iation of Perak have used the official position of the Mentri Besar to enlist members an official spokesman oi the N.A.P. said his Party would
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    CALL FOR TAYLOR AWARD PROBE
    143 4 CALL FOR TAYLOR AWARD PROBE Standard Staff Reporter THE International Confederation of Free Trade Unions ha? asked the Colonial Office m London to set up a hoard to inquire into the "Taylor Award," Mr. T.S. Bavin. Plantation Representative of the ICFTU told The Standard yesterday. He said this move followed
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    HE WAS NOT CONSIDERATE
    59 4 IPOH. Tues— Troop< r Eric Keith Hulse of 0 < L2th. Royal Lancers was fi;n d $5< A. P. Jack for inconsiderate driving, yesterday. :i driving a military i\ -"^nnei" had been Lnvolv* m a sion with a private which Mr. E \\A Peers. President oi
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    ON WORLD LECTURE TOUR
    48 4 MISS Doroi .y N< vi Rolfe. Director oi Courses m Ciiizen?hip lor gii ;;1 Afhridge Adult Education College, will visit the Far Ersst from July 14 m the course ol a rojiul-the- world led tree tour. She is expected In Malaya on July 19.
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    4 More Terrorists Fall To Security Forces
    267 4 4 More Terrorists Fall To Security Forces KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Four more Communist terrorists have been killed and another wounded by security forces m the Federation. Two terrorist? a man and a woman— were killed yesterday afternoon m {he Bahau district, Negri Sembilan, by a patrol of the Ist Gordons,
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    INDIA NAVY SQUADRON ON A VISIT
    129 5 THE .'list Minesweeper I Squadron of the Indian Navy arrived m Singapore yesterday on an informal visit. The squadron consists of the INS B >mbay, INS Bengal INS Madras, and the INS Rajpu- tana, under the commands of Cmdr. M M Kaul. Lt. Cmdr.
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    Goode Visits Telecoms
    71 5 SINGAPORE'S Colonial Secretary, Mr. W.A.C. Goode (extreme left), watches two women teleprinter operators at work when he visited the Telecommunications Department yesterday. Others m the picture are (from left): Mr. J.H. Wagstaff. the Director; Mr. J. Metcalfe-Moore, the Comptroler; and Mr. A. H. Young:, the Asst. Controller
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    TRIANGULAR MEET DANCE
    70 5 MALACCA. Ties.— The Mal-a,--a Eurasian Association will hoi i a dan re at the Capitol Dance Hal! on Mar. 5 at 9 p.m. The Occasion for the danre is the soccer triangular between Se' anger. Negr: and Malacca Eurasians for the BE. La Brooy Challenge Cup on
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    HAWKERS SEEK 'GREEN LIGHT'
    47 5 PERMISSION for the issue of capital for the proposed Singapore Hawkers Market Developing Company Limited has not yet been obtained from the Financial Secretary, a spokesman of the Company said yesterday. Tile sponsors are now seek- f ing approval from him. he added.
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    Appeal To Clear Clubhouse Debts
    156 5 MALACCA, Tues.— President of the M. Francis Association, Mr. P.G.M.G. Mahindasa, has appealed for further contributions towards liquidations of the outstanding loan on the 540.000 Pamadasa Memorial, the clubhouse of the Association. The clubhouse, the only premises of its kind that has been built by
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    COLONY INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT DECLARES WAR
    154 5 COLONY INCOME TAX DEPARTMENT DECLARES WAR Standard Staff Reporter THE INCOME Tax Department of the Singapore Government is preparing to declare an open war on tax evaders in the Colony. The Department has enlisted the services of Mr. A.G Prentice, an income tax expert from the Board of Inland Revenue
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    JUMPED INTO RIVER TO DIE
    88 5 MUAR, Tues.— Yeo Gun Sai. 36, who attempted to commit suicide by jumping into the Muar river was bound over m the Muar Police Court m the sum of SI OO for four months on a personal bond. He jumped from a boat m the
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    HE IS DISCHARGED
    33 5 MAHMOOD bin Sabar who was alleged to have committed theft of a bicycle belonging to one Panut bin Jabar at Sungei Sendok. Grisek. Muar, was discharged by the Muar Magistrate.
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    More Aid From U.N. Depends On Him
    265 5 More Aid From U.N. Depends On Him KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Whether the United Nations Organisation will send more technical aid in radio communications to the Federation will depend a great deai on a young Englishman. Mr. Alan J. Edwards, who arrived in Kuala Lumpur this morning. Mr. Edwards is the
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    OFFICERS FOR CEYLON ASSN.
    114 5 PENANG, Tues.— Mr. M. [Ponnudurai was elected president of the Ceylon Federation of Malaya (Penang and Province Wellesley branch) at its 1 annual general meeting receat- Other oftVobearers elected for 1954 are vice-president, Mr. Eric Weerasuriya: Secretary and Treasurer. Mr. A. Sabapathy. CominiUee Members- Messrs. S.
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    CONCERT FOR HOSPITAL FUND
    45 5 RAUB. Tues. A variety concert by the 12th Royal Lancers. Raub. m aid of the Lady Templer Hospital Fund and The Red Cross Fund will be held at the Methodist Girls School. Raub. on Friday an I Saturday at 8 p.m.
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    NOT CONSIDERATE
    36 5 FOR driving his car without reasonable consideration for other persons using the road at the junction of Jalan Menam and Jalan Omri, Muar. Lee Kirn Gun, 2L\ was fined $30 by the Muar Magistrate.
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    PIGS SUFFERED
    35 5 1 FOR subjecting :<0 pigs to 1 unnecessary suffering m a lorry due to improper loading. at Bukit Pasir, Muar. Ng Biuk iChua was fined SI 5 m tne Muar Police Court, yesterday.
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    SIKH SPIRITUAL LEADER TO LECTURE IN K.L.
    151 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A Sikh spiritual leader. Sant Teja Singh, who has brought the doctrines of Sikhism \o 3 1 greater part of the civilised world, has returned to Kuala iLumpur on another visit alter 41 years. During hi? stay here, he Will!
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    TRUSTEES COULD NOT SELL PROPERTY
    156 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Mr Justice Wilson at the, High Court here today dismissed a claim by a merchant, Chung Pen? Chee, for a separate title and transfer of a shophouse which he bougm from the trustees of a Chinese temple for $246,500 Japanese j currency.
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    A Bitter Lesson
    466 6 ''fin: London. Feto 12. »UP)- Foreign Secretary Am"honv Bdcn accused Communist China today of "unjust and msai si icto treatment oi B:i!i>:i diplomats m Peking. THE ever, suave and ford-headed Mr. Eden was answering questions m the House of Common?; other night when the rather embarrassing tiestioß
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    The Scouts Week
    318 6 Vll'.> the fifth of ::< kind and people m the Federation have the ipportunity to do thi dc of the greatest elt ractei Iding producing and selfless nenta tiny. S iting knows no barriers. II embraces th eld »no the gof ai a»e, professing all creeds and
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    What Is Dr. Purcell's Object?
    1944 6 What Is Dr. Purcell's Object? asks JAL MANECKSHA J.P. m reply to Dr. PurcelFs criticism of Gen. Templer. IN the Singapore Standard of February Ist 1954 was published a i very brief but pungent summary of a book purported to be written by Doctor Victor Purcell, who was a member
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    Review of Views
    172 6 Review of Views A Happy Item UTUSAN MELAYU -ays that one of the happiest] news items published in] Monday's papers was about India's reported move to stop the war m Indo-China which is now m Its eighth The paper says thai although the Indo-China question is not within the province
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    FORBIDDEN JOBS
    225 6 Sir; In Monday's c iai on 'Malayanisation of the Civil Service" you state inter alia; "tha! there is a tend* n y to give Europeans the best paid jobs instead of training local men f< r Ile positions." Our Asian Marin< rs are fully convinced thai m the
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    MALICIOUS
    54 6 Sir: -The lerler b;/ 'A.R." published m the Tuesday's Singapore Standard is rfmltCtous, irresponsible ond a gross misrepresentation o' .Writ. For instance he say* "> m a n y mses Supervisors chosen are salesme'i' a>}d businessmen.** I challenge }imi to name even on? Supervisor who is either a salesman
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      JOSEY TRIED TO TURN DEFEAT INTO VICTORY
      626 6 Sir; When Mr. A.cx Josey gave tv t» reading on the Principles of Socialism ast Friday. 1 maintained that it was not realistic to dificuss Principles uf Socialism without also discussing methods. "Prinripies." I raid, "possess va ue snd significance only U at
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    New 'Get Tough' Policy In Kenya
    84 7 New 'Get Tough' Policy In Kenya F-,b. 23. (RevKenya's main b link routes are •a prohibited areas hours of darklei new emerons which 0 force today. jßnt nove ritj forces I on sight -i ng anyone «ur 'he .ines. rtCCQi at- -;<■ traina an Mau *erna have c pasl two
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    NATO Holds The Key...
    75 7 11 ISHINGTON. Krb 23 I' Sir David Kelly, forBrtti>h Ambassador to >.v m an interview Nh**d here yesterday \urld peace hinges on »Tcrsa of NATO and Imi Mil »t C.erman irj strength by the I! NATO is able to do it Net out to do and
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    THEY PASS THE BUCK ON PEACE OFFER
    193 7 THEY PASS THE BUCK ON PEACE OFFER P\KIS. Feb. (AP> -i >fficial French sources >u*rday withheld any ect comment on the :or a cease-fire m China voiced by me Minister JawaharNehru m a speech to Indian Parliament on "round that "no conproposal has yet n made.' that it 54 n
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    DRIVE AGAINST HUK SUPREMO
    99 7 MANILA. Feb. 23 (AFP).— Tiie Philippine Army early this morning launched a mighty "get Tame" drive all over Luzon island alter the complete failure of surrender negotiations with the Huks. The deadline for the Huk surrender was midnight last night. In the Mount Banahaw area. Ln
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    PEKING LACKS COURTESY AND JUSTICE – SAYS EDEN
    358 7 PEKING LACKS COURTESY AND JUSTICE SAYS EDEN LONDON, Feb. 23 (Reuter) Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, said yesterday that if Red China wanted to improve relations with Britain she must first treat British interests with "ordinary courtesy and justice." He was answering questions m the House of Commons about
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    U.S. Refuses Recognition Of Red China
    168 7 U.S. Refuses Recognition Of Red China WASHINGTON. Feb. 23 (UP) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles yesterday toid a group of congressional leaders that "there would be no United States' recognition of the Chinese Communist regime" involved in the Berlin agreement to call a conference on Far Eastern problems in
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    PACIFIC EXERCISE
    47 7 I A UNITED STATES task force of two aircraft carriers i and a supporting destroyer I squadron were due to arrive m Tokyo yesterday for a period !ol "intensive training exer- cises" off the Philippine the United States Navy j islands, i headquarters announced.— U.P.
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    NOT FOR US, SAYS NEHRU
    76 7 NEW DELHI. Feb. 23 (UP).— Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru yesterday condemned proposed United Slates' military aid to neighbouring Pakistan as "a step which adds to fears and tensions." But he scoffed ai any no; ion that India might seek similar help either from the
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    Exhibition Of Crafts
    82 7 A "Singapore Exhibition" will be staged m the Hotel Miramar, Hongkong, m con».L junction with the Fourth Asian j Regional Conference of the Junior Chamber International to be held from Feb. 24 to 28. This exhibition will show to the Asian delegates and other observers. Malayan art
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    French Tidy Up I-C Front
    273 7 French Tidy Up I-C Front HANOI. Feb. >3 (IP)— Fiance tidied up her battle positions with sharp jabs at the Communists yesterday as world attention tocussed on the prospect for peace m Indo-China. troops ks p Ini the i -rich i Anna n to before it got stai oist m
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    Gremlins Strike Again?
    119 7 NOTTINGHAM. ENGLAND. Feb. '23. (AP) A wooden sign from one of the world's oldest inns disappeared and the citizens of the <-ity yesterday blamed University of Nottingham students. The sign on the "trip to Jerusalem" show place of Nottingham reads: "The crusaders halted at this inn o
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    PAKISTAN FORMALLY ASKS FOR U.S. AID
    101 7 KARACHI, Feb. 23 (UP)— Pakistan formally asked the United States for military aid yesterday. Prime Minister Mohammed Ali made official the Long-re-ported s 'cp that India along with the Soviet bloc had denounced. He announced Pakistan had formally requested American military assistance to enable
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    Jet Breaks Up In Flight
    11 7 CHEADLE, Staffordshire, Feb. 23 (Reuter)— A
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    TENSION CAN BE REDUCED'-REDS
    242 7 TOKYO. Feb 23 (AP)— Communist China yesterday put its stamp of approval on the Big-Four decision to hold an Asian peace conference m Geneva starting on April 26 and said the parley should ease world tension. i "The Chinese people express their support lor it." said
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    Kick Follows Kiss
    140 7 Kick Follows Kiss BILLED a> the "loium-m kis> m TV." tht* abmr siene resulted m WftU known Chicago iadio n <1 television per>onalil\ Mi Jack Eigen. b^m:. fir«-d last week. Mr. Eigen kis-<-d Imimhh movie starlet C l#>o Mo<»i* for at least live minut*^ on his television pi '«> gramme.
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    THIS STUDENT SEEKS TO BE A LANDLADY
    66 7 MELBOURNE. F. ter) IfiSi Cbk at. hi tan si i' Ifelboui t»e tered for i M< come Asian I tnodation problems here. She bas tendered I he Country Roa B host < S obtained i from the [tnmig L< -ment 1 pen the
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    JAP VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
    35 7 TOKYO, Fc volt ai ■.>:. an isla north the c Okinav a v er pting ai ing iia' c spread eu tid, Kyod N The v too one of F BO ai)a:.
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    CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM RESULTS
    9991 9 CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAM RESULTS RESULTS of the Cam- bridge School Certificate examination held m the Federation m 1953 are: K. LUMPUR VICTORIA INSTITUTION 111 Abas bin Mohamed Yusof. II Abu Bakar bin Muhammad Nurut, 111 Abdul Ghaffar bin" Osman. 11l Abdul Karim s/o j Abdullah. 11l Abdul Manan bin
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      237 9 i -bner L^oS TT t^c--| F 'UtTnw By -A/ Capp tVE.'. AH 8 fc^.^^^-Z/j/l^iSr' COT N yTfli WgHStC* 3*AS.-£>V£V SCKUM --TTV- .—rl ll^/ff^^ S **S*TV| VE^-j-^ *i«SL (THASSTH' SWEETEST *2Z o* DrJ^^ii&i'gf^^^l v>Y5 c<A/ w*,-..r L -li r I By V.T. Hamlin J? TO VC? COP v> x *wAfrJ DOT.
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    SHARES
    70 10 U v u Singapore firmer y* tins were err:v to be easier riesp.'he meta^ Ion and S. ier shares i C |ed r\IH STRI > s Ords Gammon I S S. C Storafi I S p Ords 2" Ords. Wilkinson P MINIS. A S Ba;u Selangv Kes ing Kinta
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    RUBBER
    79 10 THE r oore steady a: M M.: shi] i R.'P H"U o' by R >»« the mart mg the d General jr. the steady a! be- Fa rew i iv« leve s NOON P*/C£s THE Singa < Comme Rubb noon p cs teid;':- .vere: No I RSS 5| No
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      42 10 OW I\G to the publication of the Cmmb on this pmge today. Wednesday's "Ih,,, I own feature uill apftear instead in tornorm,- n H/&{j/ Cable Address: "CATHAY Hi r #CWP HOTEL! x?^J_ (CATHAY BUILDING SF\T,*P<>F> I PHONE. 21 111 Alfc-COXDITIOXED MODFRATE r.^T^
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    PERAK SURPRISE INDIANS
    456 11 Grim Battle For Victory 08, lues.— Perak lost to the Indhn n. i n team by two goal* to nothino b" t cke >* moral victory by keeping the scJ^do^ To "this ,n margin-the lowest by any Mala van J inN nr S H H nded J
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    SRA Spoon Shoot
    14 11 ]i < Singa nded t on Sui t 8.15 am it Bukil
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    Fed. Meet Indians Tomorrow
    186 11 Fed. Meet Indians Tomorrow THE Indian tourists play two more matches m Ipoh. Tomorrow they meet a Federation s:cie and after going to Penang for their one game againsi the Northern Settle-, meat, return to Ipoh for their match against North Malaya on Sunday. It wi be too much to
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    Replay In KO Hockey Semifinal
    94 11 Replay In KO Hockey Semifinal TAIPIXG. Tues.— Thrilling b key was seen m the KO semi-:i:ia. fixture yesterday between the Kilat Club and the Survey Sports Club which m a draw of one-a I. \".\<j rep ay M o on Wednesday. Kilat Club proved superior m the first na f
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    Victorians Rout Anthonians
    303 11 > r ANTHONY'S Boys met 1 H>n «c i T-2 :ia School XI at j Bassifa H > >'• Sche a i aye good an I tive tr and they 0p- D ninating th« catch u• .tting t pace right listle, Vi S ok the lead a
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    68 11 -MR Ileah Joo Seanff, preMdent of the Badminton Association of Malaya la-st night gave a farewell dinner at the Cathay Restaurant m Singapore to the country's topnotch players who will be leaving these shores to comP«*te m Indonesia. the United Kingdom and America. At the two extreme ends are Ooi
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    SILVER STAR LOSE 11-0
    164 11 KOT\ BAHRU 'lues -The Sri K*Lana Badminton Part> -ou teed c Silver Star B.P-U-'i. Results (Sri K'lana first): Sir »Jes: c v >y Pak Wan beat Gj' Xoor 10-S. I^-S: :h -:r>i V ;<?.>>-> heat Abdullah Sulaiman o Vu— of Saman beal Abu Bakar 5-15. l~>-$-
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    Alsagoff Hero Of Raffles Win
    469 11 RAFFLES Institution did remarkably well to beat St. Andrews School, conquerors of 1953 Youth champions, Victoria School, by five goals to two m a fast and thrilling game of soccer at WomlsvillP v»«iPrH<iv The rain-sodden pitch. though it put a premium on good soccer, did
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    Police XI Defeat Argonauts
    213 11 Police XI Defeat Argonauts THE formidable Argonauts 1 went down 2—o to a strong P<>I lic c XI m a friendly soccer game :on the Police Training School ground yesterday. i The Argonauts \ver e m the Police sector about four times i during th c course of the game.
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    ST. JOSEPHS WIN 2-1
    49 11 ...S.J.I. Ist XI beal Beatty Se :ondary School 3 l on the Trade School ground yesterday defeated Bour.a Vista Ranscored 2 and 1 respectively. Chandran scored for Beatty. In the second team match both schools drew one all. John Chang and Jailer were the scorers.
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    Kampong League Soccer Result
    51 11 IN the Kampong So 'vcr League for the Tiger Beer Cup. Permuda Latehan yester- day defeated Bona Vista Rani gers on the Breweries ground by five goals to one. Scorers were Mahad 3. Sukor and Awang Chik one each for the winners and Salim for the
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    Soccer Friendiies
    24 11 CHINESE AA beat Farrer i Juniors 2-0. Scorers were Yew i Chan and Kirn Kee. Bata Sports Club beat Easi Asiatic 7-4.
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      97 11 NOTICE The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 45 > In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore LTN BANKRUPTCY. Xo. 241 of 1 li) 41 RE NARESH AHIR, of 114, Lavender Street, Singapore: Bullock cart owner. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVTiJN that a First and Final dividend is intended
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      601 11 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE. ISLAND OF SINGAPORE. ORIGINATING SIMMONS NO 2 of 1954. In the Matter of the Trusts of j the Will of FELIX NEVIS PEREIRA Deceased. PURSUANT to an Order of 1 x the High Court at Singapore m the above matter,
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      651 11 ENGAGEMENTS rHE ENGAGEMENT i< an- >unced on 20th Feb. 5C between Charlie Seah «ecunri sen o; u,:e llr. *t lire. Bean K. ok Khiam and Erene Len Su v, c second daughter of Mr. iV Mrs Len Shin Foil o4 X L. I^HE ENGAGEMENT was announced on 212 54 betweei
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      712 11 Standard Service Fur 1 he »Hplo\rd Al MH H -I ii\ T f rci U!lflU|j,.iv< :I ini j ,ii |U c I'flU vmu i li.rk Urn mcs^sP <( S4 i r,i ncniiti inert Bureau (Mien \.»u tr«« m*m t«i tins coluiiu tu*i can i. rife >nur loc.d si.iitd.ira iKq i
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      38 11 I Today's Sport INTER-SCHOOL SOCCER: i Serangoon E.S. r Can Eng Seng, Serangoon, HOCKEY: KO Semi-final, j CSC v Varsity, CSC. BADMINTON: Exhibition, Ong v Ooi. SBH, 8 p.m. I SIA tourney, SHB Godoton 6.30 p.m. i i
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      Eagie Hawk Will Make Good Today
      230 12 In Race 6. I like none better than Ea°le Hawk wh» should store his maiden win alter his very fluent tt»>plav on the first day. Eajjle Hawk was definitely unluckly to have met one better m Motion Picture m race ever the five l'urlonj»s
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      Going Fast
      22 12 UNLESS there is a sudden rhan;t- of weather the soins f» r todiv's races at Ipnh will be very ?ood.
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      4:02.6 MILE
      38 12 ME! B JURNE F- 23 (AP) -John Landy A istr a's ace v turned m a 4:02 6 kl '•> >■• a- O r\.r> k 5 a strong hea m .i i hea y by a j; rail
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      Start The Day With Grandeur
      522 12 GRANDEUR may deliver the goods m the opening race of the day. This Prince Chevalier g< duog was far from disgraced when finishing second to Unaware over the live furlongs straight drive on the first day. He is now up 7 ib. and if he
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      Hollywood Star To Score Double
      198 12 Race 7: T!<> ywood Star, c ing winner s c «ga straight on i first day v I to land i i ia this race. A 1 2 Ib spable penalty t enable rto fii on top of S appre ate 1 nditions a i
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      WONDER LAD (MULLEY UP) TO WIN MAIN RACE
      324 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By IPOH.— Main interest m today's races, second day of the Perak Turf Club's February meeting is the six-furlongs sprint for class 2 division 1 horses. Strictly on track form I am inclined to give my vote to Wonder Lad
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      Standard's Selections
      192 12 TREBLE TOTE: EACES 4. I. 7. »IC SWKKP: HACK 7. Windsor Lad Gay Reveller Goodwood I Scrutineer 1 GRANDEUR GRANDEUR GRANDEUR SSS^nP 0 Atomic City Golden Sands Golden Sands AH r Golden Sands Actor II j Jimmy Boy II Golden samis 2 TRADUCER CHESTNUT ICE REVUE CHESTNUT Chestnut
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      Flag Of Peace For 4.15
      56 12 Flag Of Peace For 4.15 RACE c may g flag UNI a. th. Flag .;j a livis > m this i i fn I ince to finish top ol > tJeverly g :h 4.-. 1 1 ne O He this again go H« fcropa 9lk He shou I r« en
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      Standard's RACE CARD
      1071 12 Standard's RACE CARD Race 1: 2.30 pm. Class 5, Div. 2 6 Furs. 1. 000 Diplomat II 4y 9.00 Mrs. Pe^^y Wee Yong Thau Yin Hudson 2. 5ti3 Golden Sands 5y 8.13 "Tiga Lima Kongsi" Fox Woods 3. 990 Ilooghly 3y 8.11 "Valiant Stable" Daniels Lansdown 4. 532 Grandeur 5y
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