Singapore Standard, 11 February 1955

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    14 1 Singapore Standard <(L /L No. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1955 ji iv\<;e* is cents.
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    Lock icon Fresh Floods Aenace jambi
    51 1 Fresh Floods Aenace jambi b. 10, .1. of Djambi S .:natra iling have and I carmall W'Tp nundate re■t the ict are d and arc cut people I ananas r ;;bout in 1 1 n typhoid, are •igp ol n p« tilled to and market i rr.erand inuoasrj works are
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    25 1 10. <KruIMlimlin ;i< Rene ti"ti to try to nnirnt. brttaa to iurity of the iblit.in Party lp|N»rti(| some of r Mendes- 9*>ln its,
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    Lock icon Tachen Pull-out Is Over
    90 1 TAIPEI. Feb. 10 (ReuteD— Vice-Admiral Alfred Pride. Commander of the United States Seventh Fleet, today announced the completion of the pvacution of Nationalist civilians from the Tachen Islands. He said in a communique here that tho evacuation which began four days ago was completed yesterday morning.
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    Lock icon TO VISIT SUDAN
    21 1 MR MOHAMMED Ali. Pakistan's Prime Minister, plans to pay a short visit to the Sudan in March. Reuter
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    Lock icon Worst Floods In Sumatra's History
    48 1 ™a 23 of^^b^J I^^? his <or y a large some of the destruction Tl ls u acr| al photo shows waters. t T P nhotn Tp cause d by the rampaging ter-Pa g e 3) P Ot (Plct "res of Djambi under wa?
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    Lock icon S'pore Base For 500 Planes
    255 1 S'pore Base For 500 Planes SEATO's Answer To Red Aggression BIGGER FORCES IN MALAYA WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, (Reuter)—Represervatives of the South-east Asian Treaty nations have reached agreement on united measures to block Communist expansion in South-east Asia, it was learned officially today. These measures will be presented for approval at
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    Lock icon M. PINAY CAN'T GET MAJORITY, GIVES UP
    81 1 M. PINAY CAN'T GET MAJORITY, GIVES UP PARIS, Feb. 10, (Rcutcr)—M. Antoinc Pinay today abandoned the attempt to form France's 21st government. Deputy Jean Pupat. spokesman for the moderate parliamentary group, told reporters: "M. Pinay has abandoned his attempt because he could not find a majority." M. Pinay had left
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    Lock icon 4-Power Talks: Churchill Says It Again
    66 1 4-Power Talks: Churchill Says It Again LONDON. Feb. 10. (Reuter) —Sir Winston Churchill reaffirmed today that the British Government's policy was to seek a four-power conference, which would include Russia, "at a time when it seems likely to yield genuine results." The Prime Minister was answering Labour queries in the
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    Lock icon £550 M. Spent On Gambling
    34 1 LONDON. Feb. 10. (Reuter) —Britons spent £550 million on all forms of gambling last year L 52 million less than in 1953. the Churches Committee on Gambling reported tonight.
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    Lock icon Water Guns v. Fire Extinguisher
    72 1 Water Guns v. Fire Extinguisher ABERYSTWYTH. Wales. Feb. 10 (AP) A jeering student audience unlimbered water pistols and .drenched the guest speaker. Mayor Ernest W. Roberts, yesterday. Roberts in retaliation whipped a water-filled fire extinguisher from under his coat and sprayed the first two rows of hecklers. It was all
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    Lock icon Two Fijians Die Because Gun Jammed
    85 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A Fijian soldier lying in ambush with his patrol near Pagoh, Johore. yesterday levelled his bren gun at a party of five bandits led by a scout who entered the ambush position. But the gun jammed when he pulled the trigger.
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    Lock icon She's To Have Another Baby In Two Months
    81 1 DELAWARE, Ohio, Feb. 10 'AP) Mrs. Bernard Schnees is going to become a mother for the second time within two months. The rare medical case was reported here yesterday both by Mrs. Schnees and her family physician, Dr. James G. Parker. Mrs.
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    Lock icon GIVE AFRICANS A BREAK, BISHOP TELLS WHITE MEN
    202 1 LONDON. Feb. 10, (Reut cr> The Bishop of Johannesburg, the Right Reverend Richard Ambrose Reeves, said last night that the white man in South Africa must accept the fact that Africans must be given opportunities to develop skill in the economic field
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    Lock icon Bride No. 1 Is Flown Out
    259 1 SPORE WEDDING SHOCK THE young Singapore school teacher who married two women one for love and the other for his parent's sake is now left with only one wife. For the girl of his choir* h^s left the Colony for Ceylon, The Standard -was
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    Lock icon Wife Dies 8 Minutes After Her Husband
    57 1 FOGGIA. Italy. Feb. 10. (AP> Two months ago Michele L'Erario and his wife. Maria, suffered heart attacks on the .same day and were put to bed. On Wednesday Michele told Maria; "Follow me. our time ha.s come," and died. She died eight minutes
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    Lock icon Big Ben To Stop For Repairs
    38 1 LONDON. Feb. 10. (Reuten Bis Ben. giant clock overlooking thf Houses of Parliament and famous for its chimes broadcast throughout the world, is to stop for two hours next year for repairs.
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    Lock icon 13 HELD IN KL DAWN SWOOPS
    141 1 13 HELD IN KL DAWN SWOOPS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Special Branch of the Sclangor Police made a number of prc-dawn swoops in Kuala Lumpur and Klang today and detained 13 people who were described as "suspected leftist propagandists." Ten were taken in Kuala Lumpur while the remaining arrests were
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    Lock icon Canadian Premier Has Hopes
    76 1 Canadian Premier Has Hopes OTTAWA. Feb. 10, (Reuter) Mr. Louis St. Laurent. Prime Minister of Canada, said yesterday he hoped something would emerge from the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference to ease tension in the Far East. He also said that his view on the Formosan crisis was that Chinese off-shore
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    Lock icon BING LEAVES THE HOSPITAL
    52 1 SANTA MONICA. Feb. 10. (Reuter> Bing Crosby, who underwent an operation on Jan. 19 for removal of a kidney stone is due to leave St. John's Hospital here today. He will record several radio shows at his Holmby Hills home before going to Palm Springs for
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    Lock icon This Town Bans 'Beauty' Shows
    49 1 FRIBOURG. Switzerland. Feb 10, Reuters— The Town Council' of Fribourg. Roman Catholic centre of Switzerland, has banned the local beauty competition for a "Miss Fribourg 1955" because "such elections only excite the vanity of the girls— without always obtaining the participation of the prettiest."
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    Lock icon What An H-Bomb Attack Can Do To U.S.
    167 1 CHICAGO. Feb. 10, (Reuter). A "small-scale" attack of 28 hydrogen bombs on the industrialized north-eastern section of the United States would "atomize an area normally occupied by 50.000.000 persons and containing more than two-thirds of United States industrial production," an atomic scientist.
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    Lock icon S'pore Love Birds Are Annoyed With Police
    117 1 S'pore Love Birds Are Annoyed With Police SPOONING couples in Singapore's Fairer Park are annoyed at the frequency with which they are interrupted by Police patrols. Mostly young lovers who live in overcrowded houses, they seek a few hours of privacy together in a quiet corner of the Park. But
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    Lock icon 2 Disturbed By A Train
    49 1 MUNICH. Feb. 10 <AP) Police told this story: "A young couple parked their car on a railroad crossing early on Thursday for a little undisturbed wooing. A passenger train cam© roaring along, slammed into the car and demolished it. The lovers? Not a scratch!
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    Lock icon COLONY TRADERS JOIN ELECTION BATTLE
    232 2 Form A Democratic Party A NEW political party, the Democratic Party, has been officially recognized by the Singapore Government. v nxempiea irom registration on weune&uay, vie party will proceed to elect a committee in the next few days in preparation for the fight for seats
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    Lock icon Delegates Conference
    49 2 PENANG, Thurs.— The dele. gates conference to inaugurate the National Union of Government Office-Workers. Federation of Malaya, will be held at Kuala Lumpur on May 1. The Federation of Government Administrative and Clerical Unions. Federation of Malaya, will hold a meeting to dissolve itself on April MO.
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    Lock icon SPARKS BURN ELECTRICIANS
    35 2 TWO Singapore electricians were treated at the General Hospital yesterday for burns they sustained on the face while working in Park Road. It is understood the burns were caused by electrical sparks.
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    Lock icon Labourer Says He Was Frightened By A Crowd
    174 2 Labourer Says He Was Frightened By A Crowd PENANG. Thurs.—Making his defence on a murder charge in the Assize Court today, a labourer, Sundarajoo. said that when a crowd of 10 persons rushed at him, he shivered with fright and was not in a fit state of mind to know
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    Lock icon Hogan Flies To UK For 'Vital' Talks
    133 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Mr. Michael Hogan. the Attorney General, is understood to have flown to London for a "vital series" of talks with the Colonial Office on the Federations constitutional progress. Officially. Mr. Hogan is away on a short "compassionate leave." The Government
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    Lock icon A Village Street Lamps Are Neglected
    81 2 A Village Street Lamps Are Neglected PENANG. Thurs. At a meeting of the Rural Board yesterday, the Chairman. Mr. Oldham. said the Senior Health Officer had reported that the kerosene street lamps in use in certain villages in the Balik Pulau district have either been .stolen, burnt out or otherwise
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    Lock icon To Cruise West Coast
    57 2 THE Flag O'Tuer Malayan Area, Rear Admiral E. H. Shattock, will sail from Xaval Base in HMS Aiert on Feb. 16 on a visit up the west coast Malaya. He will return to Singapore on Feb 24 During the cruise. Admiral Shattock will visit Perii*. Port
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    Lock icon 2 Low Cost Housing Plans
    38 2 PENANG. Thurs. Plans for two low cost housing schemes in the Mount Erskine Road area and in Rifle Range Road have been submitted by a private Chinese enterprise to the Rural Board. Penang.
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    Lock icon SJRO TO AUCTION KOLAM AVER HOMES
    185 2 MORE than three-and-a-half years after fire stripped them of nearly everything, 400 families, victims of the Kampong Bugis, Singapore, fire of Aug. 19al, can now expect a share of the gifts and donations given by a generous public. The S ngapore Joint Relief Organization,
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    Lock icon $1,288 More For SATA
    130 2 THE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association yesterday acknowledged the 'following donations: Master Victor Lim $500; Madam Lee Hai Ngor $200; Central Pay and Records Office $124.17; Chinese Association $100; M/s. Roneo Ltd $50; Teaching Staff of Tiong Bahru School $38.65; Mr M Buchaman $30; Anonymous $30; Staff of
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    Lock icon UK Puts Malaya On Priority List
    220 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE strategic importance of Malaya today has priority in the mind of the British Government, declared Britain's Permanent l'!«der-Secretary of State for Air, Sir James Barnes, on his arrival in Singapore by BOAC Argonaut from London yesterday. Referring to Australia's role
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    Lock icon 'FLYING EGGS'
    27 2 mr^mjuKNL, Feb. 10 (Rev- Pe °Ple reported Teeing flying poached eges" in the sky here last night But the weather bureau gave this explanation: whirling
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    Lock icon Penang's New Harbour Chief
    43 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Vice-Admiral J. W. Jefford. former Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Pakistan Navy, was today appointed Chairman of the Penang Harbour Board in succession to Mr. P.A.T. Chrimes. Admiral Jefford will assume his new office on March 1.
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    36 2 (ABOVE) The InspectorGen, of Colonial Police, Col. W. A. Muller (centre) with the Chief Secretary Mr D. C. Walherston (right) and the Commissioner of Police Mr. W. L. R. Carbonnel at Kuala Lumpur airport.
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    34 2 (RIGHT) The Australian External Affairs Minister, Mr. R. C. Casey chats with the Director of Operations. General Sir Geoffrey Bourne (right) at the same airport. Standard photos by Yong; Peng Seong.
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    Lock icon Councillor Denies Statement On Coffee Stalls
    302 2 Councillor Denies Statement On Coffee Stalls SEREMBAN. Thurs. Mr. Lam Teck Choon, (Labour Temiang) at the meeting of the Seremban Town Council today, denied a passage in the minutes of the Council's last meeting in which he is reported to have said that "especially shops run by Cantonese are very
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    Lock icon Man Vows Not To Drive When He Drink
    132 2 Man Vows Not To Drive When He Drink But Court Sends Him To k KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs -K\en a pl<r ihj would never a^ain take the wheel whilst in a oil intoxication, could not save Tee Thye Choon. a iuJ salesman, from a prison term for drunken driving! Fta j
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) ii» Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose 101 105 No 1 R.S.S. f.ob. Feb. 105 105J No 2 104 1041 No 3 norn 102 1021 Toiie: Steady. TIN PRICE The pi ice of tin yesterday was $357} per
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    Lock icon B.A. Praises New Village
    86 2 KOTA BAHRU. Thurs. Sixteen Malays of Dabong NewVillage in Viu Kelantan received First Aid Certificates this morning from the British Adviser, Mr. D. Headly. who is also president of the St. John Ambulance' Association, here. Mostly padi planters, they had for the last three or four
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    37 2 HONGKONG. Feb. 10— Special Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.67 to £1 sterling; $5.***** to US$l; $1,828 to Malayan $1 $0,173 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $259.5 to a tael.
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    19 2 PENAN rontn I I I dhar. the X— h in i I i ti I It the
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    18 2 KUALA Yap War rubbto a^ the I J Spec Yap Road rubb bicj
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    Lock icon $5,000 FINE FOR NOT PAYING DUTY
    145 2 $5,000 FINE FOR NOT PAYING DUTY BTTTERWORTH Thurs. A Penang man living in Ayer Itam. Lo Gaik Teik. was fined $.1,000 or 18 months' jail, in the Sessions Court, here, today, on a charg3 of being concerned in conveying by lorry 400 Sheafiers pens and pencils and 81 tins of
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    Lock icon Dockyard Corporal On Trust Count
    89 2 MANSOOR bin Mohamed Ali. a corporal of the Singapore Naval Base Police, was charged in the Fifth Police Court yesterday with criminal breach of trust of cigarettes and tobacco valued at $600. while attached to the Malay Branch of the Naval Police Force. The cigarettes
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    60 3 •photo by L NATIVE canoes navigate the flooded shopping centre of Djambi which is being what the authorities called the worst floods" in the history of Sumatra. Kj Army trucks marooned near Djambi This army depot is situated on the banks of pg
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    Lock icon poilt Son Fined $4,000 For Using His Father's Money
    322 3 poilt Son Fined $4,000 For Using His Father's Money ACCOMPLICE SENT TO JAIL MALACCA, Thurs. Tan Keo Gah, who admitted misappropriating two cheques worth $7,710 belonging to his father, was described by Mr. Justice Charles Abbott in the Malacca Assizes today as a richman's son who had been "spoilt because
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    Lock icon Fined For Velling Fake Vitamin tablets
    92 3 Fined For Velling Fake Vitamin tablets „n Übleta b t h,' Police ,j him mcdiVp m MPuapore mnUin the til.- Libels 0), V PONM NM'd. Ir>t was 1$ n, man I 4 thf \"^lor* Di^nvirv Ltd. Koad. lor exub'ets for ilsr trade y^ n ptirm r, said m»ods r firm
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    Lock icon Sovernor UKS Club or Asian Seamen
    79 3 Sovernor UKS Club or Asian Seamen domiciled through n have a to the .n seamen i Club for M rcantile ittee has no of the r the :.er* will nnce T s well of Singa- yesterbal to the ;b Bill. in all its Legislative m by a ided by nt,
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    Lock icon Judgment Reserved In Bank Case
    132 3 JUDGMENT was reserved in the Singapore High Court yesterday in a claim by Over-sea-Chinese E^nking Corporation. Ltd.. against the Collector of Land Revenue for a higher award in respect of 660 square feet of land in Palmer Road. The Collector of Land Revenue's award was
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    Lock icon PAP To Contest Six Divisions
    52 3 THE Singapore Peoples Action Party will contest the Legislative Assembly elections on April 2. Th<> party will name its candidates for six electoral divisions tomorrow. It is understood that the divisions to be contested by the party are: Whampoa. Tanglin. Pasir Panjang. Tanjong Pagar. Changl,
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    283 3 Concerts And Lecture By Famous British Violinist ALL seats have been booked for the orchestral concert on Feb. 23, in which the Singapore Musical Society is presenting one of its most exciting guest artists, the internationally famous British violinist, Max Rostal. r Tickets are still available, however. for
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    13 3 photo. IMMin ah /centre) talks with Indian and Malay women at Singapore Standard
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    Lock icon Death Of Labourer Remains A Mystery
    163 3 Death Of Labourer Remains A Mystery THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. K.T. Alexander, yesterday returned an open verdict at the inquest on Ram Sagar Rai, 34, a labourer, who died on Dec. 7 last year as the result of a fractured skull. Ramavac Rai. a watchman, told the Coroner that Ram
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    Lock icon Boys Club In Chinatown
    43 3 A HAWKERS* shelter in Singapore's People's Park in Chinatown is to be converted for use as a boys' club. The club will be run by the Social Welfare Department and will cost a nominal fee of $1 a month.
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    35 3 THE Peoples' Action Party will hold a conference on the Party's stand towards elections at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Feb. 13 at the P. T. Uniformed Staff Union Headquarters. Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore.
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    Lock icon EXPELLED 'REBEL' SAYS HE QUIT
    142 3 EXPELLED 'REBEL' SAYS HE QUIT THE Progressive Party of Singapore has expelled its "rebel member, Mr. Sim Beng Seng, City Councillor, the Party President, Mr. C. C. Tan. told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Tan said the Party's Executive Committee took this decision for acts prejudicial to the interests ot the
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    Lock icon Remanded In Custody For Investigation
    75 3 LEE Koon Bock was tentatively charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with armed robbery at Kirn Pong Road at 11 p.m. on Feb. 9. He was alleged to have robbed a woman. Lim Guan Hiang. of a gold bracelet worth $525. At the
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    Lock icon CARTRIDGE CASES
    14 3 TWENTY-TWO one-foot long cartridge cases were found at Guillemard Road. Gcylang. yesterday.
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    Lock icon DOUBLE FILLIP TO FAMILY PLANNERS
    292 3 Begum Hamid Visits Clinic A DOUBLE fillip was given the work of the Singapore Family Planning Association yesterday morning, when a veteran of the movement in India, and a Colony "apprentice met as old friends at the F-P.A. headquarters clinic, in Towner Road. Beeum Hamid
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    Lock icon Another Death Fall And Rescue On A Staircase
    460 4 A Dramatic Day For Singapore 2 FISHED OUT OF WATER BARBER IS FOUND HANGED A FEW hours after a Chinese seaman fell to his death from a block of Singapore Improvement Trust Flats in Upper Pickering Street, yesterday, a struggling, kicking, blind-folded
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    Lock icon OSMAN CHINA AND HIS WIFE
    56 4 OSMAN CHINA, a Malay terrorist, who gave himself up in December, last year, and his wife. Ah Lian, who surrendered to a Malay Home Guard last week. Ah Lian was found by the Home Guard fast asleep under an abandoned Malay house at Padang Tengku
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    Lock icon ...And This Was A False Alarm
    83 4 ...And This Was A False Alarm DEATH FALL conscious people made a wild rush for the New Bridge Road end o~ the Singapore Improvement Trust flats in Upper Pickering Street, yesterday evening when some one yelled: "Another fall!" They formed a ring round the flats but found that there was
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    Lock icon UK Daily Is Against Amnesty
    128 4 MANCHESTER, Feb. 10 (Reuter) The Manchester Guardian yesterday expressed the view that the rejection by the Federal Government in Malaya of a new proposal for an amnesty was not surprising. An amnesty is appropriate where rebels have lost the desire to continue the struggle with
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    Lock icon Return Of Mekya
    64 4 THE Game Department's "prodigal" elephant Mekya. with her Gurkha Gambola. Gurun Tarun (now Hasan), who were dramatically reunited in Pahang jungle last week. The picture, in which can be seen another baby elephant belonging to the Department, was taken by Mr. G. Leonard, Game Warden for Selangor
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    Lock icon Traffic Sign Stand Stolen
    42 4 A WOODEN traffic sign stand worth $20 wa s stolen from the junction of Park Road and New Bridge Road yesterday. The culprit is requested to return the stand to Singapore's Acting Traffic Chief, Mr. A A. Rajah.
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    Lock icon Counting Of Votes
    83 4 PENANG. Thurs. Following is a list of places for the counting of votes on Feb. 19, Polling Day for the ten constituencies in the Settlement of Penang:Town Hall (Tanjong East) Town Hall (Tanjong West), Penang Free School (Jelutong), Francis Light School (Kelawei). Balik Pulau Recreation Club (West
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    Lock icon 5 YEARS FOR STABBING
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Choong Sin Yau. a 35-year-old biscuit salesman, was sent to prison for five years by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Mathew. here, today on three charges of attempted murder. Choong was accused of stabbing three partners of a biscuit firm, Chin Hoi Kiam,
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    16 4 A ROUTINE combined security exercise will take place in Singapore on Feb. 22 t**t communications.
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    Lock icon Murder Verdict Against Three Mental Patients
    227 4 Murder Verdict Against Three Mental Patients IPOH. Thurs.— A verdict of murder by three mental patients, Mengal Singh, Nordin and Sharum. while of unsound mind, was returned by Captain Salleh bin Sulaiman, sitting as Coroner today, at an inquiry into the death of a mental patient, Chan Chong Hin, 49
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    Lock icon Gen. Bourne Appeals To Leaders
    124 4 Gen. Bourne Appeals To Leaders KLUANG, Thurs. The Federation's Director of Operations, General Sir Geoffrey Bourne today appealed to leaders of the Chinese community in Johore to get among their people and exhort them to provide information about Communist activity to the Government. "If you can do that, the Emergency
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    Lock icon Too Many Pickpockets In Ipoh
    103 4 IPOH, Thurs. The fact that there are too many pickpockets in crowded places of entertainment in Ipoh, was revealed by Prosecuting Inspector, M. Balasundram In the Magistrate's Court, here, this morning. He said this when pressing for a deterrent sentence on Lim Choon Bin, 25,
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    131 5 ion- Singapore Hire Car Association preparations for a "back to the wall battle" fr City Council's Vehicles Department, the &n\ pn Mdent, Mr. T. A. Simon, said yester- Id a meet- Feb. 13. at Badminton i iron out Municipal \li Simon hinder \i men.
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    362 5 Court Told Of love Affair' TWO men, charged with attempting to extort $1,000 from Madam Chong Sin Lan on Nov. 1, last year, denied at the continued hearing of their case yesterday in the Singapore Third Criminal District Court that they had ever asked her
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    57 5 MR. Ko Teck Kin, chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will open an exhibition of the latest Chinese Art painting by Prof. K.F. Wu at the Chamber's premise- in Hill Street at 5 p.m. today A tea party will be held after the corcT.ony. Prof. Wu
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    122 5 Amah's Death Was Not A Sex Crime SHEO Tin?. 4.vycr.r-o!d amah who was found derd in the bathroom of a house in Winchester Rnad. Singapore, on Tuesday morning, could not have been the victim of a sex attack. The Standard learnt yesterday. A Government pathologist's report on the death disclosed
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    25 5 A BRAWL amons stevedores in Ho Chiang Road. Singapore, yesterday evening landed two men in General Hospital with serious stab wounds.
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    146 5 PLNANG, Thurs A torged $5 note bearing No C/ 72 *****8 has been tound circulating here. This type ol forgery was first detected in Klang and Kuala Lumpur early in January. A Government Press statement issued today states: "Forged notes can be detected by
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    51 5 A 43-YEAR-OLD man. Chua Kang Swee. who was banished from the Colony 33 years ago. was yesterday charged in the Singapore Fifth Police Court with entering the Colony without authority. The Magistrate. Mr. R. B I. Pates, ordered Chua to be remanded in custody for further police
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    889 5 Successful Candidates In City Guild Exams SINGAPORE candidates who have been successful in the 1954 City and Guilds of London Institute examinations are as follow?:- JUNIOR TECHNICAL SCHOOL Gas Fitting (Final): Chia Heair Jiang and Koh Chwee Lim. Telecommunications Prin-j ciples ((irade It Ist Class: Albert Edwin Cock. Bernard Stanley
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    280 5 Ex-Police Court Usher Jailed For Two Years ABDUL LatifT bin Yahaya. a former usher in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, was sentenced to two years' imprisonment by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapoie Assize Court yesterday, on each of two charges of criminal breach of trust of $250 on March
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    175 7 LONDON, Feb. 10, (Reuter)— The appointment of Marshal Georgi K. Zhukov as Soviet Defence Minister announced at the Supreme Soviet meeting in Moscow today shows clearly the increasingly direct role being played by the Red Army in the government of Russia. It confirms the views
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    102 7 100 Priests Lose Jobs As Teachers BUENOS AIRES. Argentina. Feb. 10. (AP). The Ministry of Education announced on Thursday, the discharge of 100 Roman Catholic priests from teaching jobs in Argentine public schools and three from top positions as Education Inspectors. The ministry said this completed its programme of removing
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    63 7 Shackles Taken Off Prisoners In Egypt's Jails CAIRO. Feb. 10, (Reuter)— Prisoners' throughout Fgypt were unchained today following the government's recent decision to abolish shackles. The Egyptian Minister of War and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. Major-General Abdel Hakim Amer. broke the first prisoner's chains in Turrah Penitentiary near here.
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    68 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 10 The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 30 Id. March 30U. April/June 30jd. July/September 30Id. October/ December 29id March c.i.f. 30id. Tone: Firm. LONDON TIN Spot £716 buyers, £717 sellers.
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    144 7 PARIS, Feb. 10 (UP)— Lawyers representing former King Farouk of Egypt and fashion magnate Christian Dior clashed in court yesterday over 11 evening dresses they claim Farouk bought for his ex-Queen Narriman. At the same time, the court will hear another suit brought by the Paris
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    221 7 Soviet Shakeup PHOTOGRAPH taken at Buckingham Palace when the Queen entertained the Commonwealth Premiers last week. Left to right: Sir Godfrey Huggins, Mr. Mohammed AH, Mr. Robert Menzies. Mr. Charles Swart, Sir Winston Churchill, Mr. Sidney Holland Mr. Louis St. Laurent. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
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    84 7 REDRUTH. England. Feb. 10 (AP).— Archie Hill. 58, has loaded up his shotgun and declared an open season on income tax collectors. The income tax people claim Hill owes them about L.5.510.000 and have obtained a court order to seize his house. Hill, who
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    67 7 BOMBAY. Feb. 10. (AP) Kimiko Omori. 32, homely Japanese woman, travelled some 5 000 miles from Kobe to Bombay to marry her Indian sweetheart. B. Ananda, chief engineer of the Great Eastern Shipping Corporation. Ananda met her at a party in Japan. Omori embraced Hinduism before
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    248 12 THE political apprehension accentuated Wednesday's easier tendency, and, in the absence of buyers, losses were general throughout the list in the Malayan share market yesterday. The turnover continued restricted and sellers predominated at the close. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: Amal.
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    43 12 AN Indian technical team will be sent to Russia for an on-the-spot study of steel plants and manufacturing processes before a final acreement with Russia is signed for the proposed steel plant which Russia has offered to build for India.- UP
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    149 12 OUTER ROADS Agatha. Growler. Chip Lam, Sandviken Hoi Hung, Kazbeck INNER ROADS Perak. Beetong Moon Fish. Han thale. Van Den Brock Sedili. Heather Tg. Pinans*. Caltex 93 Hin Chuan. Lawu. Pacific. Resang. Wan Sing. Loh Sic Lee. Peterzwei, Petereins, Soon Bee. Aik Leung, Hong Eng' Taype. Merlimau.
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    123 12 PRESIDING at the annual general meeting of the Hindusthan Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. in Calcutta Mr Kumar Kartick Churn Mulhck spoke of the steady progress of the Society He said the total premium l Jli ome for 195: amounted to $28,027,781. which showed an
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    319 12 $6¾M. EXPORT SURPLIE DURING NOV Trade Position 01l Standard Market Reporter MALAYA'S foreign trade continued to show during November last year, when an export surplus of IH including ships' stores, bunkers and golS bullion was 1 H'u This improvement in November reflected the rfOrd *d. consequent on the higher average
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    245 12 Standard Shipping: Reporter THE last of the three North German Lloyd freighter-passenger vessels built under a post-war shipping plan to serve the Continent and Far East ports, including Malaya, is scheduled to arrive in Singapore on her maiden voyage on Monday. She is the
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    24 12 ARGENTINA and Czechoslovakia signed a barter deal whereby Argentina will buy goods worth US$lO.OOOOOO and will sell U555,000,000 worth of products. AP
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    71 12 MR. GEORGE Brj'son. VicePresident in charge of International Operations of the General Foods Corporation, is expected to arrive in Singapore from Bangkok on Feb. 17 in the course of a business trip. He is accompanied by his wife. He is particularly interested in surveying the potentialities of
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    163 12 WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 (AP) World production and use of natural rubber showed an increase in a report on Wednesday from the U.S. Commerce Department. Based on estimates of the International Rubber Study Group, the Department said production in 1954 totalled 1.802.500 long tons as compared
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    29 12 THE Afghanistan Ministry of National Economy has accepted an offer by the Marubini Company, of Japan, to invest US$5O,OOO in the establishment of a porcelain industry AP
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    17 12 DAY return trips from Par.to Marseilles for Pannewsmen have been Inauf ted by Air France.
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    152 12 SINCE the trade has been freed of all controls, sales of Beck's Beer have increased at such a gratifying rate that recently Mr. G.P. Noakes, the Chairman of Messrs. Sime, Darby Co. Ltd. (the importers) gave a dinner to Colony dealers aiid, in a speech, warmly thanked
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    184 12 U.S. Bank Dired Visit Color Standard Staff Reporter THE Executive VicePresident of one of the largest banks in the world The Bank of America arrived in Singapore yesterday. He is Mr. Russell G. Smith. During his week's stay in the Colony. Mr. Smith will review the progress made for the
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    122 12 THE U.S. Department of Agriculture said the rue trade situation, particularly in Asia, shows an improvement over a year ago. But it predicted prices of loner grade rice may drop because of the glut of cereals on the world market. The price of better srade rice
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    765 13 Too Hot For The Flying Milkman PETER WILSON sees athletes wilt under the Australian sun o,^°°0 toy ,namcn» elimination rounds, th« Y^ j ,nd the United States met in the final 5 f %,lt o,\d0 ,\d Basketball Tournament on Nov. 5 J d*""* dor 15.000 at Rio de laneiro Rcpre-
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    101 13 sfsdfdI MCC p'. avers named will now be left until tomorrow. The bowlers in the 12 are Tyson. Statham. Bai.cy. Loader. Appleyard and Wardie. 51 >tham may be the one to j oufl so that he can rest a daniaged big toe. If the doctor
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    92 13 PUBLIC Works Department beat H.M. Customs 3-1 in a 1 Singapore Hockey Association Junior K.O. hockey match' played on the GSC ground 1 yesterday. C. Jagatheesan opened the score off a goalmouth scramble in the 3rd minute for PWD. A. Lopez netted another goal for
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    48 13 RAWALPINDI. Feb. 10 (Reuter). India beat Combined Services by an innings and 20 runs here today to record the sixth victory of their Pakistan tour. India made 304 for five declared in reply to Services 101 and then dismissed their opponents a second time for 183.
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      562 13 A Title For Len Hutton? What Bunkum Sirs! LEN HUTTON, of Yorkshire, leads England's magnificent Test cricketers to victory in Australia and at once a cry goes up, "Give him a knighthood.' Never heard such "be-knighted" bunkum in my life! We can't toss titles around like corn to hens. Hutton
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      61 13 ROBINSON and Company have kindly donated medals to be presented to the Combined Service? vs. Combined Civilians who will meet at soccer on Feb. 20 in aid of the Armed Services Welfare Association Fund. It has now been confirmed tha* E C. Dutton the Kuala Lumpur footballer.
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      27 13 LONDON. Feb. 10 (Reuter) —England beat Ireland by six bouts to four in an amateur International boxing contest at the Albert Hall here last night.
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      257 13 Ceylonese Miss This Victory > CEYLON SPORTS CLUB were held to a one-all draw by the Dockyard Sports AssoI ciation in a quarter-final I match of the Singapore I Hockey Association senior I knock out competition yesterI day at Balestier Road. The Ceylonese. who were out (for the goals from
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    277 13 LONDON. Feb 10. (Reuter)The following arc football fixtures for Sat.. Feb 12: LEAGUE. DIVISION 1 Aston Villa vs Bolton Burnley vs. Arsen.il Cardiff vs Everton Cheisca vs Newcastle. Leicester vs. West Bromwich. Manchester United vs. Manchester City Preston vs Sheffield United Sheffield Wednesday vs. Ports mo'itn Sunderland vs.
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      718 13 SITUATIONS VACANI APPLICATIONS ar c invited t\ for the posts of Male A Female Occupational Therapist Medical Department. Singapore Appointments will be on years probation in the first instance. Salary scale for a Female Occupational Therapis* is *49 r >X 20— Gl5/B *:*OX2O— 710 and for a Male Occupational Therapist
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      219 13 Boer By Al Copp -WVJlNi** > m I COLLAPSED.'.'- BUT U WAS. PANSV/.' L VQ 1 'BOUT IT/.' E %4FP 7 GOT A J iN&V^^ AIN'T X \l WHENI AHCOME TO %O7> DONE. A^ LF.T VO f r lo^V#V\\l A< 3iNJ-AHWERE JN^k THt\A SLEEP-AN' SCOOTtD J* fi#?f DtWICKi] -c r^r\
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    430 14 WITH FOUR GOOD WORKOUTS KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Four of Keith Daniels candidates entered for Saturday's races here, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting, were the most impressive at this morning's winding up gallops. They were Milky Way, Christmas Carol, Hunter's Call and
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    656 14 Windsor Lad's Pre-Race Gallops AT KUALA LUMPUR Heavy Going, But The Times Are Impressive FAST WORK was also done by several horses in spite of the fact that the track was heavy after last night's heavy rain. Josker 11. bowling on his awn easi y skipped three fur-lon-s in 41
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    309 14 CLASS 2 horses promoted 2 to class one. according to the latest list issued by < 2 the Straits Racing Associa- lion are: 2 2 Always, Honolulu Lucky Nick Rigoletto. Sudan and 2 Try as. From class 3to class 2— J Distributor; Fair Weather.
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    53 14 photo JOE Louis, the former World heavyweight champion, right, spars with his protege. Paul Andrews, in a Chicago gym on Feb. f, Louis, known as the "Brown Bomber" seldom dons gloves these days, but he ieels getting into the ring is the best way to leach his pupil, a former
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    407 14 Services' Quick 2nd Halt Goals Stop Johore Combined Services 3 Johore 3 Dunn 2, Gellard Abdul Karim 2, Stephen Murugesu. AFTER taking an interval lead, Johore were forced into a 3—3 draw when the State met the improved Singapore Combined Services in a representative hockey match played at Jalan Besar
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    37 14 IT was a Naval Base forward, and not a Singapore Harbour Board player, (as wrongly reported) who was sent out of the field in Wednesday's seven-a-side Rugby between the SHB and the Naval Base
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    171 14 At a Committee meeting of the Singapore Badminton Association held at the Badminton Stadium last night. it was unanimously agreed that Mayflower B.P. had won this year's interclub championship on walkover. It was decided to celebrate the Association's Silver Jubilee on March 13 with a luncheon
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    63 14 LONDON, Feb. 10, (Reuter) Percy Vasey, the Weatherby (Yorkshire) racehorse trainer, said yesterday that Phillip Povall, who has been In Malaya for some weeks, has accepted an engagement to ride this season. Povall finished his apprenticeship with Vasey last December and, being no longer required
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    600 14 REME "A" team created the first major upset in this season's Singapore Cricket Club Seven-a-side rugger competition when they beat last year's champions, South Johore, by 13 points (two goals and a try) to 3 (a try) on the Padang yesterday. Only two of the
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    410 14 Only Take Soccer Lessons From Admiras Today Says ANDY ROZARIO KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— After the crushing defeats which Austria's Admira Wein soccerites handed out to Singapore combinations, it would be sheer wishful thinking to hope that the FAM boys, who engage them here tomorrow, could
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    122 14 i. iAum Louncillor moved yesterday that M l should the Association invite teams from Commuru] 1 1 Supporting this motion, another CoS S(% still in a state of emergency, and it would nit Z T d fighting in the Malayan jungles, to know that I?
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    264 14 THE COUNCIL of the Singapore Amateur Football Association, which met at Jalan Besar Stadium last night, gave the necessary permission to the Singapore Chinese Football Association to send five of their footballers— Aw Boon Seong, Chia Boon Leong Foo Hee Jong, Chu Chee Seng and
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    130 14 Sports Letter I WAS surprised indeed to read in your Sunday Standard of Feb. 6. 1935 that the contest between Miss Lee Kwai Chee and me was called off according to your Kuala Lumpur correspondent I can assure you that this contest is not off as
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      51 14 I RUGBY: Seven-aside at the SCC: RAF Tengah *B' rs RAF Seletar 'A*. HOCKEY SHA Junior KO: RAF Selelar vs RAF Tengah at Seletar; Friendlies SRC vs 3 BOD at SRC; SCC vs BODCA at SCC. FOOTBALL: Bartley School vs Victoria School at Bartleys. BOXING Inter Services match at Badminton
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