Singapore Standard, 18 February 1955

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    14 1 Singapore Standard fc. a. *j i \> SINGAPORE; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933 I»\(,KS IS CENTS*
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    Lock icon Britain Joins H-bomb Race.
    100 1 Britain Joins H-bomb Race. 17, (UP) today vclopini^ irogcn ri. closure powef world Governgiving r most lory to itomic age. D the >ia in :\d\> mo>t Churald the power act a.s a deve--1 the atownr.eni's Duty l > our i policy up our CMS With into the I nt we
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    Lock icon Service For iang's Dead
    25 1 17 tßouter> ing Kai-shek. leader. a- an opm air foe 7M N»- as killed in :iavgshao b- the Chin- i month.
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    Lock icon ..A FRONT PAGE ROMANCE ENDS
    304 1 Soldier Ditches Tijah For Childhood Love And... KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tijah binre Taib, 27-year-old Malay widow, sat sobbing in her little room in a house off Batu Road here today. In her hand she twisted a slip of paper. 'It told that her British lover
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    Lock icon German Plea For Pardon
    65 1 BONN. Feb. 17 ißeuter).— ProtY^or Walter Hallstein permanent head of the West German Foreign Office, today publicly appealed to the Western powers to release more German war criminals Herr Hallstein told the Bundestag t Lower House of Parliament): "If we want to secure world peace and
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    Lock icon Red China And Vietminh Accept
    205 1 AFRO-ASIAN CONFERENCE HONGKONG, Feb. 17 (Reuter)—Communist China, Communist North Vietnam and nonCommunist South Vietnam have accepted invitations to the Afro-Asian conference at Bandung, Indonesia, in April. Communist China's acceptance was announced today by Peking Radio but it did not say if the Premier, ITJII Phqii
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    Lock icon REDS FIRE ON 4 JUNKS
    70 1 HONGKONG. Feb. <Reuter>.— Chinese Comrr nist patrol boats today s* at lour Chinese junks tf Lap Sap Mci in the g_ River estuary between IZ_ kons and Macao, it wrf ported here. Jai d The Communists we frith to have opened fr thr machine-guns .whej
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    Lock icon Thais Plan stocl Mart
    36 1 Thais Plan stocl Mart BANGKO^.mment is The Thai nblish a stock planning ttf exchange jflio Ministry of Orricials/ a i rs said an Economict) U i(j make it exchang(|t capital, thus easier t<fhe country's instimulajriopment. du.striajJ
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    40 1 The Stands SL For them ■/MORE. Maryland. fl, (AP) Burglars I F/d the window of a s/n Tuesday night and /hree watches, but they Ifnay not know what V it is. Ie watches were for winf display only and had
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    Lock icon A Storm Is Brewing at Nanyang
    325 1 A Storm Is Brewing at Nanyang Row Over Varsity Building Plans Key Members Of Tutorial Staff May Quit A STORM is brewing in Nanyang University and the resignation of many key members of its tutorial staff is threatened, if differences about the University's building programme are not reconciled. The crisis
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    Lock icon Sinks In Storm
    32 1 MOSCOW. Feb. 17 (Rcutrrj The 1. 670-ton Russian trawler. Sevastopol, sank duririß a storm in the Okhotsk S<a in the Par East. Tass. the Soviet Newi Agency, reported today.
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    Lock icon THEY SAY IT IN 'FLOWERS'
    187 1 THEY SAY IT IN 'FLOWERS' ...Of The Egg Variety, Thai Is ROM PIN, Thurs. Four hundred people of Pasir Besar, a riverine kampong near here, said egg Mowers, thar "isr~ when Sir Donald MacGillivray paid them a visit. Egg-flowers arc eggs-hard-boiled and dyed in different colours with an artificial flower
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    Lock icon COPTER JOINS PLANE SEARCH
    42 1 BRUSSELS. Feb. 17 (AP). —A Belgian Sabena Airlines helicopter left Brussels here today to join the search party in Italy looking for the Belgian Sabena DC-6 plane missing with 29 persons aboard since Sunday on the Brussels-Rome route.
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    Lock icon Suspended For Disobedience
    38 1 ROME. Feb. 17 (Reuter) Giuseppe Togni. 52. a leader of the Christian Democrat party's right wing and a former Cabinet Minister, has been suspended from all party activity for four months for disobeying party directives.
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    Lock icon RUBBER: Down again By 3 Cts.
    95 1 RUBBER: Down again By 3 Cts. RUBBER prices in Singapore took another plunge yesterday. It dropped by 3 1/8 cents to 96 cents fo# first grade Mai^ch shipment, bringing the total drop in two days to 9 1/8 cents per lb. ~d£B£" r<iay s marke t in Sinlent fluctuations between
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    Lock icon Hunt For Rumanian Anti-Reds
    97 1 Hunt For Rumanian Anti-Reds BERNE. Feb. 17, (Reuter). —All Swiss police and frontier guards were alerted today to watch for the remnants of the band of Rumanian anti-Communists who seized their country's Legation here. Detectives believe two men may have escaped during the 36-hour siege by police and troops. Four
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    Lock icon 'Janet Must Go' Call
    47 1 GEORGETOWN. British Guiana, Feb. 17 <UP>.— Petitions calling for the deportation of Chicago-born Janet Rosenberg Jagan circulated today throughout this British colony. A citizens group began collecting signatures here yesterday. The lists will bo forwarded to the Governor for possible action when completed.
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    Lock icon WHEN THAT A-BOMB BURSTS... It's Not The End Of The World Yet'
    210 1 WHEN THAT A-BOMB BURSTS... It's Not The End Of The World Yet' BATTLE CREEK. Michigan. Feb. 17 (Reuter).— An atomic attack and radioactive fallout would not mean the end of the world. Mr. Val Peterson. Director of the Federal Civil Defence Administration, said here. Mr. Peterson told a Press conference
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    Lock icon THREE THAIS DIE IN DAWN EXECUTION
    337 1 Tied To. A^Cross And Machincguniied BANGKOK, Feb. 17 (AP)— Three men were executed by sub-machinegun here at dawn today for conspiracy in the assassination of 20-year-old King Ananda Mahidol of Thailand over eight years ago. One by one the trio a personal secretary of
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    Lock icon 40 Neon Tetras Couldn't Keep Secret For Long
    244 2 40 Neon Tetras Couldn't Keep Secret For Long ~\A quariutn Kabfos* FORTY neon tctras were born at the van Kleef Aquarium yesterday. Their births were discovered accidentally. The neon tetra. a small fish with a gloving blue line running along the body from e>e to red flushed tail, is a
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    Lock icon $7 MIL. KEDAH HEALTH CENTRE TO OPEN IN JUNE
    236 2 Xl ALA LI MPIK, Thurs.— The Federation Medical department's 51.000,000 Rural Health Training School at Jitra in Kedah will be opened officially in June, the Standard was told today. As well M 'he new training; schoH. the Federal Government w:! 1
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    134 2 Back These Institutes Call To Men SEREMBAX. Thurs. Mrs E. C. AJlcn. chairman o-f the Sere;nnan Territorial Association, told the State contention of VVorren's Institute here thai it waj important for women of every race to unite in firm frienCihip. Stating thai the Women's Institute provided the opportunity to do
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    116 2 COMMODITY PRICES CI.OSINu rubbei pni-es (rents per Ib I* Sinca pore yesterday were: Buyer* Srllprs No 1 R.SS <\o\ Loose 95\ M» I KSS fob Tone: Steadiei after easier TIN PRIC* Ihe i. Me «»f tin yesterday was 5353, 1 per piciil. (Down 75 cts.). lIIMinS KlHKhh No I KSS
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    43 2 HONG'COXG. Feb. 17—Spccir.'. Standard Service: Closing pri^c^ of the Hongkong Exrhange today were: 5 1 5 6 0 to Cl sterling: 53. ***** to USSI: 51. 8.^ to Malayan SI; 50.154 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $257 625 to a tael.
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    Lock icon RALLY TO WELCOME ROSARY CRUSADER
    115 2 RALLY TO WELCOME ROSARY CRUSADER PENANG, Thurs.-An Inter-Parochial committee has made arrangements for a giant rally to be held at St. Xavier's Institution ground (new field) at 5 p.m. on Saturday. The occasion: The openins ot a crusade by an American priest. Rev Fr Peyton, who is known as the
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    Lock icon WAVE OF THEFTS HITS HITS S'PO
    361 2 Homes Rifled Throughout City As Burglars Run Riot A wave of housebreoking has hit Singapore again, after a lapse of several weeks following the Christmas and Chinese New Year seasons. On Wednesday alone, no less than seven homes were broken into and about $2,000
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    Lock icon Negara Man's Car Stoned
    60 2 Dry*»Ta, tv,,, k A i^arSOn threw a stone into a car in which Mr. M. S. A. Zachariah, a Party Negara candidate for the Settlement Council elections, was travelling last night. The incident occurred near the junction of Hutton Lane and Clarke Street. The stone smashed
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    Lock icon PLEDGE BY KULASINGHA
    54 2 MR. H. J. C. Kulasingha. Progressive Party candidate for the Southern Island Division in the Colony Legislative Assembly elections in April, who pledged yesterday that he will do iii> best to serve his electorate if he is elected. A former Legislative Councillor. Mr Kulasingha is opposed by
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    Lock icon Alliance Leader Repeats Pledge
    168 2 Opponent Throws A Brickbat PEXAXG, Thurs.— The Alliance is pledged to obtain independence for the people of Malaya. It is naturally interested in securing rapid self-government on local. State and Settlement levels. T.iis wa? stated by the President of the Penans Branch .of the Malayan Chinese
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    Lock icon HE DIDN'T TURN UP FOR TRIAL
    166 2 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-Gurdial Singh, 31, an omnibus driver charged with causing the death of two women telephone operators through negligent driving did not appear in the Sessions Court today when his name was called. Eighteen witnesses, including tvo uniformed schoolgirls waited for two
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    Lock icon M. T. U. C. Wants All Six Seats
    134 2 M. T. U. C. Wants All Six Seats PENANG, Thurs.— The Penang Division of the Malayan Trade Union Council will request their Central Committee to hold an emergency meeting as soon as possible to take up with Government the subject of the two Labour seats on the Federal Legislative Council
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    Lock icon HG's TAKE OVER
    32 2 TANJONG MALIM. Thurs. Home Guards in Slim River and Slim Village of Tanjong Malim. Perak. have taken over the defences of their respective towns at impressive ceremonies on Tuesday.
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    Lock icon SHE JUMPED INTO LAKE TO ESCAPE A NAGGING
    127 2 SHE JUMPED INTO LAKE TO ESCAPE A NAGGING SEREMBAN, Th:.:^.—Gracie Appadorai. an .8-year-old servant girl, wa today cautioned and discharged by i Magistrate, Inche Haruft bin Mahmud Hashim. before I whom she was charged with attempted suicide. Inspector Ibrahim bin Shawal told the Court V::at Gracie who worked as an
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    14 2 Three Yea For Man W Had To Ste I 1 B 1 I t
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    Lock icon R.A.F. SELETAR UNIT BEA HONGKONG BY 21 POM
    114 2 R.A.F. SELETAR UNIT BEA HONGKONG BY 21 POM AIR Marshal F. Fressanges. C-in-C. Far East Air Force, congratulates Fit tt E. Bane rolt unimandini; (Miner of the Selrtar RAF. Marin< Craft Union on winning the Far East Command Marino Craft Efficiency Trophy. The Air Marshal said naval friends of his
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    76 2 Midwife's guil Plea Rejecte False Information Cbgm MALACCA, Thurs.— Shih Su Sia. i lidtifeJ charged in the Magistrate's Court t«Ci Alt inglv giving false information to the b>p^ to* of Births and Deaths in order that a til* birth I ficate might be m The natha I p> .1 m
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    Lock icon LITTLE GIRL LOST
    92 2 LITTLE GIRL LOST ...Can't Find Her Home THIS is eight-year-old Chan Ah Mooi. who was found by Singapore Police wanderinu in a Lorong off Geylang Koad. on Jan. 18. She told the Police she was brought to Singapore by her sister from hrr home in Batu Pahat. but was unable
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      71 2 Weather Report M I.VIM V M Temperature: From 7..50 p.m. Feb. lti to 7.:?0 a.m. Feb. 17 Singapore <73F); Penang <7.°.Fi: Kota Bahru (71F): Kuala Lumpur 173F); Ipoh (71F); Kuantan (TOPI. Maximum Temperature: From 7..50 p.m. Feb. 16 to 7.?,0 a.m. Feb. 17 Singapore (88F>: Penang (89Fi: Kota Bahru <87F):
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    Lock icon After A Beer 'Contest' Free Trip To Denmark
    218 3 THREE men with a purpose to sc? how fast a glass of Carlsberg beer can be downed. The contestants were Mr. Chua Chons: How (left), a local Carlsber? dealer, and Mr. Yeo Hock Thye (centre), chief salesman of East Asiatic Co. (ast'nts
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    Lock icon ONE MALAYAN IN EVERY 8 SAVES
    272 3 ONE MALAYAN IN EVERY 8 SAVES $765V 2 M Put Into Post Offices NEARLY 7,000 Malayans opened new savings accounts each month witii the Post Office Saving Bank last year said the Postmaster-General, Mak.va, Mr. E. E. Cassell yesterday. Existing depositors also are continuing tlfir thrifty habits i and have
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    Lock icon Losses Are $80,000 In Estate Fire
    113 3 NAM Bee Estate. Masai, belonging to the Lee group of rubber plantations, lost 120 acres of rubber us the result of a fire on Tuesday. The loss is estimated at $80,000. According to the Lee Rubber Company, .lohorc Bahru the fire was first noticed
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    Lock icon Denies Usig Money Du Insuranc
    80 3 Denies Usig Money Du Insuranc CHAN Seng W/« .trial in the Sinf to rri j Police Court yestC of 21 minal breach of (;hce Jim belonging to W^ r on Sept 27 last p{ Chan d!s j It wns ai!ege^ oncy whirh honestly used JT himto pay was entrusted^ Ljfe
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    Lock icon THE ONE-WAY ROOD SCHEME
    30 3 THE ONE-WAY ROOD SCHEME He-way traffic* schemP T^Vl ahout one arid-half intrcp at the Outram Tionj; i >c a f nd Seng Poh Roads Bi'jj is to be made perma-
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    Lock icon ief Snatches Sold Bracelet
    34 3 fA SNATCH-THIEF grabbed Pgold bracelet worth $290 lorn a woman at the junction \t MeNail Road and Piggot fßoad in Singapore on Wednesday afternoon and rode away o n bicycle
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    Lock icon MASTER PLAN TO FIGHT DISASTERS
    381 3  -  KHOO BOON CHOO Penang Gets Ready For Any Fire Or Flood By Staff Correspondent PENANG. Thurs. A large-scale plan to combat the effects of any major civil disaster, such as fire or floods, in the north-cast district of the island, has been drawn up by
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    Lock icon Two Jailed For Armed Robbery
    278 3 'Severe Senfences Necessary' REMARKING in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday that armed robberies were "distressingly prevalent," Mr. Justice Taylor sentenced two young men, Lim Ah Lim, a lorry attendant, and Wong Chin Nam, an odd-job labourer, to eight and seven years' imprisonment, respectively. The jury
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    Lock icon CONVICT TRIED TO HANG HIMSELF
    180 3 CONVICT TRIED TO HANG HIMSELF An inmate of Changi Prison. Lee Thiam Siew. tried to hang himself with a blanket in his cell, the Singapore Fourth Police Court was told yesterday. A prison warder. Phawati Pupdy, said that at about 6.13 p.m. "on April -S) Utft year, he bianket to
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    Lock icon Sarawak On View In Photographs
    95 3 TIIE President of th» Sinpanore Camera Club. Mr. T.okc Wan T ho will open the "Sarawak Today 1 exhibition at the British Council Hal] on Wednesday. Fcb 2'l at 5.15 pmThe exhibition will comprise 7<) photo^ranhs drnictins various aspects of life in Sarawak and its
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    69 3 'Money Or Your Life' Threat To Car Dealer A SINGAPORE motor car dealer has informed the Police that he was threatened with death unless he gave S2O to a ihug He was driving rfong Sumbawa Road on Wednesday afternoon when he was stopped by the thug who demanded $20. "I've
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    Lock icon Pipe Water In Place Of Wells For Paya Lebar
    89 3 NEARLY TOO people in Kampong Koo Chye. oIT Paya Lebar, have for a long t:me been using wrcll water considered unsafe for human consumption. The deputy City Health Officer. Dr. j. Cameron, has recommended that these wells be closed as soon
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    Lock icon JALAN BESAR BURGLARY
    31 3 A HOUSE in JaUn Bc>ar Read. Singapore, was burgled yesterday and 1950 in $10 ai S5 notes as well as five gold rings worth $150 were Mo. en.
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    276 3 M-G-M TO MAKE FILMS ONLY IN CINEMASCOPE SOON METRO-Goldwyn-Meycr will Aim only in CinemaScope after Sept. 1 this year. "The present practice," Mr. B. Landau M-G-M's manas^i for Malaya, told The Standard yesterday. i to fi'm a production in CinemaScope a s well as by the o'.d method for a
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    279 4 Two Girls Didn't Wait In Vain Standard Staff Reporter PASSENGERS from a BOAC Argonaut, who streamed out of Singapore's KaHang Airport yesterday, intent in getting to the.r destinations, were touched by i r3£!2 |l o number ooff f grown-up -ell wishers who milled around him that
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    164 4 English Schools Admission A Record PARENTS in Singapore prefer English education to Chinese for their children. According to statistics compiled by the Education Department. English school enrolment has had a record increase of 14,500 pupils over Chinese schools enrolment in 1955. Thb increase is the first time in the history
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    31 4 THE Singapore Army Civil Service Union which represents about 15.000 civilian employees of the Army will hold its annual delegates' conference on Mar. 27. at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    29 4 DR. MOHAMED Abdel Raouf and Dr Mohamed Aboulkheir Zaki. lecturers at the All Malaya Muslim College will arrive by air at Kallang Airport tomorrow at 12.15 p.m.
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    Lock icon Open Finding On Death Of Tea-Vendor
    99 4 Open Finding On Death Of Tea-Vendor THE Singapore Coroner. Mr XC. T. AUA^nr^or. yociordoy returned an open verdict at the inqueb* on Rahir Ahmad, a tea vendor, who died on Dec. 12 las' year as a result of a road accident. It was stated that a bus belonging to a
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    Lock icon Woman Stabbed
    29 4 CHUA SOK KHENG. a 47--year-old woman, was stabbed at Pukat Road. Singapore, last night during a quarrel with a man. She was admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Lock icon Army Civilians Want Action Whitehall Delay Causes Anxiety
    248 4 Army Civilians Want Action Whitehall Delay Causes Anxiety THOUSANDS of Army civilian workers in Singapore and the Federation are perturbed over the War Office's delay in taking action on their memorandum submitted to the British Secretary of State for War, several months ago. Officials of the Army Civil Services Union.
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    55 4 SINGAPORE Marine Police yesterday detained a Malay soldier in connection with the raping of a 38-year-old widowed maidservant in Pulau Brani, in the early hours of Wednesday. The amah claimed she was slashed on her palm when she tried to ward off her attacker but was overpowered
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    Lock icon BID TO CENSURE ADULT EDUCATION PRESIDENT FAILS
    286 4 BID TO CENSURE ADULT EDUCATION PRESIDENT FAILS FOUR resolutions out of five, tantamount to a vote of censure of the Singapore Council of Adult Education, and its president, Professor Frederic Mason of the University of Malaya, were withdrawn at the annual general meeting: of the Council yesterday. The fifth, tabled
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    Lock icon ATTEMPT TO BURN TEC'S HUT IS FOILED
    97 4 ATTEMPT TO BURN TEC'S HUT IS FOILED GANGSTERS tried to burn down an attap hut, occupied by a Singapore detective and his family in Lorong 1, off Geylang. yesterday afternoon. They flung a bundle of cloth, believed to be soaked in petrol, on to the roof of the hut but
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    Lock icon ART SHOW IS POSTPONED
    60 4 THE Singapore Art Society will postpone the opening of its sixth open exhibition of works by local artists scheduled to take place on April 1 because the date clashes with the Colony elections, due to take place the next day. The exhibition will open on April
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    52 4 TAIPING. Thurs.— The cremation of Miss Rajinda Kaur, 20, who died at her residence in Thomson Road, took place at the Sikh cemetery. Miss Rajinda Kaur. who lad been a pupil in the School Certificate Class of Lady l-eachc- Girls' School, had btsn ailing for a
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    Lock icon LOST PEKINESE
    27 4 A PEKINESE worth $500, repo^td stolen from a Cairnhill load home in Singapore on T.3sday. was found wandering the Newton area the followi f night.
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    Lock icon 50 Years' Service
    87 4 THE vi&Hnff chairman of the Sin.apore Traction Conpany. Sir Thoma s Strntman. yesterday entenfaed over 200 employe? of the Company to tea party at Robinson's tie A Foreman trpenteti Mr. Tan Ah R%. who had 50 years' service with the Compare was presented by Sir \lomas with
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    Lock icon DEATH PLUNGE IN FREAK ACCIDEN
    137 4 A WORKMAN. Wong Chee, fell 54 feet to his death from the top of an oil tank when a heavy steel bracket which he threw over the side got entangled with his trousers and pulled him along with it. This was stated in the Sing-
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    73 5 -The Ques- ng up the market by eatireB competence n oi the Ifengtanbu by H to a .1 vt I v Mr. the Pcrak H meetH •.<_ i out feocinfl by H the niarkct B turnB raustag H n and H the staliH
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    47 5 n Sclansor are 10 be formed '"ATS "s'part'ora campaisn dividual committee g«^ Malayan Trade Un.on Counn^ to get more Chinese worKer* ""a g l ;o'p d of shop a-is.ants Fcb 20 to discuss P la c-J personnel to guide me unions.
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    50 5 A GUSH OF SAND WATER photo. WATER and sand gushes out of this pipe which has been sunk near the Bedok resettlement area. The picture was taken at the site of a tube well one of a series planned by the City Council for areas with no water supply. Standard
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    Lock icon Tube Wells For Bedok District
    308 5 Other Areas To Follow THREE tube wells, each with daily prascctiOß average of 250.000 gallons of water, have been drilled in the Bedok area to supply water to farmeis living there. These wells arc a few of a ;eries that will be drilled for he
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    162 5 WFE Cbee Hoc pleaded in the Singapore City [\> i■€ Court yesterday to a j rharge of buildinf an unauthorised corrugated iron-roof shed on a vacant plot of land in Balestiei Rond on July lt>. BSt year. He was also reauired
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    106 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.- Chan Kee Chong. a 2i-year-old former commercial house sales- man \va> today bound over to be of sood behaviour for a year by the President of the Sessions Court, when he pieaded RUllty to two counts Oi forcerv. Cnan was
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    42 5 MUAR. Thurs.— For illegal 'possession of nine kalis of scrap rubber valued $:i on Jan. 26. at Nordanal Estate. Pa^oh. Muar. Hasuen bin Ha.ii Sidek. 33. was sentenced to three months' jail by the Muar Magistrate. Inche Pawan Ahmad.
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    409 5 REDS HELP STUDENTS FLEE TO CHINA Parents Learn Too Late Of The Excursion' Snare KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tki Communist underground network extending its tentacles into Chinese schools in the Federation is also aiding impressionable students to abscond to China without parental consent, The Standard learnt today. Through contacts in Singapore,
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    125 5 'Communal Govt. Is A Gamble' PENANG. Thurs. Running a government on comnunai lines is a gamble and the j people cannot afford to have a government running on that principle, said Inche Mohamed Sheriff, a Party Negara candidate, confuting the Settlement Council elections. Inche Sheriff .said th\t the gamble would
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    94 5 KUAI A LU\IP II R. JThurs. There an* indications Mggeftttec 1° the Federation Special Branch that Communist penetration similar to Pontian had taken place in schools in several other parts of the country, a Police spokesman toid The Standarr today The Special Branch was seeking confirmation of
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    148 5 Man Duped Woman of $1 80: Jailed i TAX KHEK BEXG '.as yesterday sentenrer. to 1 :ce months' imprisonment in the Singapore Seventh Polce Court for obtaining a toti of $18') from a woman as i reward for inducing a dete ive to secure the release of her i daughter
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    91 5 PEXAXG. Thurs— The Wat Bunharain Tpmnle in Perak Road, will celebrate the installation of its Head Priest. Rev. Cham Chanuthano of Mongkhon Nimit Temple. Phuket. Thailano. who will be arriving here on Feb. 26. to take up his new appointment The trustees of the temple
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    132 5 MUAR. Thurs For moving katis of cooked rire without THE Singapore Petrol Deal- permit on Feb 5 from the ers' Employees' Unid. wanl f>erimetcr at Bukit Gambier. the Shell Company Ltd x Siuar. a food restricted area, grant 14 days' paid
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      697 6 PRETTY kettle of fish in Formosa faces the United Nations and the Colombo Powers in the Commonwealth— in fact the whole world. While nations are anxious that the trouble in Formosa Straits should not get out of hand, the chief antagonists thumb their noses at each
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      278 6 r rHE Independent candidate for the Havelock Division in the coming Singapore Legislative Assembly elections, Mr. S. C. Soh, has propounded a plan by which he hopes to ensure that the right man is chosen to represent those who support him. The people, says 'Mr. Soh, "have the
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    553 6  -  John Walters Madame Chiang Says v v 7¥ i X U ¥vvv v v :v Taipeh, Formosa, AT A DAME CHIANG 11 KAI-SHEK, wife of the ant i-Communist Generalissimo, talked witii sincere but undiplomatic frankness in an extraordinary interview with me. I am the only
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    245 6 OEAUTIFUL women are sometimes dangerous women. Madame Chiang Kai-shek, is very beautiful and very dangerous. Her husband, Chiang, has lunatic dreams of invading Communist China from Island-bases near the Chinese coast which he hold.^ with American backing MADAME is tireless in pushIng her
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    285 6 JT'S wrong to make any judgment from faces. Faces are the most misleading features people have. Portrait painter Bernard Powell. When I am frightened of new ventures and am looking back on the past, when that comes, I shall know that those are signs that I
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    261 6 Review of Views Divorce Rates Up JJTUSAN MELAYU expresses alarm at the high incidence of divorce rates among Malays in the country today. The editorial notes general agreement among Malay and Mu>lim ulemas that a deterioration of living standards ii among the chief causes for such a high incidence of
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    460 6  - He Is A virtua Dictator JOHN WORRAL Says CAPETOWN, r FH£ men wfcoy *<> Mr. Strijdom, the Prime Minister, wields ihe greatest poicer in South Africa is Dr. Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd. Minister of Satire Affairs. He is the virtuat dictator of the lives, livelihood, movements, education, hopes and ambitions of
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    406 7 bubtful If It Will Lid Cause Of Peace 0 YORK, Feb 17 (Rcutcr)— The United States Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles, yesterday opposed further surrender by ioriolist China to the Chinese Communists of coastal positions off Chinese mainland. entianmg the offshore islands of Quemoy and
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    77 7 17, (UP)- P.ncau n itc snags .need that :liculties" of his French c the falI Pierre Premier demand apNational narrow as t-war Prebacked out morning after the had workass out the to end the I reed him to ng rendezdent Rene this atternoon. Ed: convocation
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    211 7 TAIPEI, Feb. 17, (UP)— Nationalist Chinese quarters saw little hope for a peaceful settlement of the Formosa problem today despite Secretary of State John Foster Dulles's appeal to Red China to renounce their "goals by force" tactics, The Nationalists were, at the same time, highly pleased
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    145 7 ROME. Feb. 17 (API Princess Christiane Pa ci. sister-in-law of the Shah -f Iran and mother of a posst c heir to the Persian thro c, said today she and her :»n arc being kept under watch in a Rome hotel room
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    68 7 Man Who Held Gandhi's Killer Is Rewarded NEW DELHI. Feb. 17 <Reuter).—A gardener, Raghunath Naik. 51. who overpowered Mahatma Gandhis assassin seven years ago has just been awarded 500 rupees C 37 sterling' by the Indian President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Gandhi was shot four times by Nathuram Godse. a member
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    52 7 MONTREAL. Feb. 17 (AP) Nine persons were killed last night and a dozen or more injured in a fire which razed through the upper floors of the four-stony Salaberry apartment near the centre of Montreal. Two hours after the outbreak, firemen appeared to have the blaze
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    72 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 17 (ReuteD. Princess Margaret was Life Magazine'? "cover girl" yesterday and the publication gave nine pages to her current West Indies tour under the headline: "A Working Princess On The Road." 'Sixteen colour pictures were printed in nine pages of
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    52 7 GEORGETOWN. British Guiana. Feb. 17. (UP) A bank yesterday refused to cash a U. 5.5700 cheque issued to the printer of "Thunder," official organ of the People's Progressive Party. The cheque was issued by Janet Jagan who since has been ousted as secretary ol
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    77 7 WASHINGTON. Feb. 17 (UP) A husband's plea for an annulment of his marriage on grounds that his wife uses contraceptives has been rejected here. A Federal judge yesterday turned down the request on grounds that "apparently... birth control la the accepted practice" in the
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    40 7 BERLIN. Feb. 17 (UP) A seven-alarm fire, possibly set by anti-Communist saboteurs, destroyed a U559,400,000 studio in the headquarters of the Communist governmentcontrolled East German Radio today, a West Berlin private intelligence organization announced.
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    283 7 Wl'MI Keb IT. (AP) l>.ik Lady of Cam--1 *;ii n»-ver claim the in i tsh she left |y*k in anadian banks is dead. •i Ml she attracted 'nil..-, he shunned in :nk.> in Canada ilitu attention to iv announcing ti m^ferrin? the
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    64 7 Sr «»dord London Correspondent ,v.; na Fob ;i_The following ort the cloi.ng r^ber and tin on the London Morket. l Qndon rubber I' 29, d. n btr 28Jd. X v< cembtr 28 4d. LONDON TIN Spot £710 buyers, £711 tellers. Three months £71 J buyers, £713
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    116 7 Women Eye silent night Himalayas for Mrs, Bader? HAMBURG. Feb. 17 (RevKATMANDU, Nepal, FeD e r) Dr. Klaus Bader who 17. Reuter > The Ladiev ro t e a newspaper article Scottish Climbing Club. or- aymg snoring husbands were ganizing the first all-women ac j f or W ives has
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    46 7 BANGKOK, Feb. 17 (AP)— his low-lying city, menaced I' mosquitoes which breed in \c numerous slow-moving inals and pools of stagnant ater, is spending 200.000 aht (U. 5.510.000) to eradiate "as many insects as ossible" before the Manila act Conference, opening on eb. 23.
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    349 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 17. (A^The District Attorneys ofnee said yesterday it had obtained names which it predicted would lead to the murderer of draft dodger Serge Rubinstein. The slaying of the financier in his 5Jh Avenue mansion on Jan 27 was described as a kidnapping that went
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    261 7 Sensation At Jakarta Trial JAKARTA, Feb. 17, (UP)-The trial of a prominent Dutchman charged with leading rebels against the Indonesian government got off a sensational start today when a prosecution witness accused the chief defence attorney of bribing him Defence Attorney Herman Bouman angrily denied the
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    144 7 BIRMINGHAM. Alabama. Feb. 17. (AP)— With testimony from the frail, gray-haired widow of the slain anti-vice crusader, the State of Alabama began the task yesterday of trying to convict Albert Fuller of the murder of A. L. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson. who?e husband was assassinated alter
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    66 7 I'm Innocent Guizado PANAMA CITY. Feb. 17. (Reuter).— The Panama National Assembly last night indicted the deposed President Jose Ramon Gulzado for murder for his complicity in the assassination of President Jose Remon on Jan. 2. As the prosecutor was denouncing Guizado as the Instigator of Remon's shooting. Guizado seized
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    214 7 93 Old Women Die In Tokyo Aged Home Fire Trapped In Their Beds TOKYO, Feb. 17, (Reuter) Between 93 and 95 elderly, bed-ridden women perished helplessly in the worst fire of Japan's history which reduced a Catholic Home for Aged Women at Yokohama, near here to ashes early today. Police*
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    39 7 MONTREAL. Feb. 17 rR (U -ter) Dr. Otto Strasser. former Nazi leader who broke with Hitler in 1933 is today aboard a London-bound plane on his way to establish a new political party in Wet Germany.
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    134 7 Gifts For Girl Who Saw Vision BUENOS AIRES. Feb. J 17. (AP)— Thousands of 2 pesos and mountains of gifts I aye been laid at j J the feet of a 14-year-old j girl in the tiny town of 1 San Cayetano in North 2 Western Argentina. Emilia Del Carmen
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    135 7 VANCOUVER. Feb 17. (AP) A 27-year-old Dutch immgrant was beaicn unconscious. robbed and tied 1o a tree by his own shoe lure? early yesterday, police said last night. The victim was identified as Douwe Bakker. of (icnemuiden. Holland. Scene of the attack, police said,
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    38 7 BANGKOK. Feb 17 f AP> The Thai government allocated 400.000 baht <US. $20,000* to send fisheries ofliclals to Japan. Hongkong. Indonesia. Ceylon. Malaya and Singapore to study .salt ami fresh water fishing and :.torige methods
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    343 8  -  Comber Clarke But The Police Hunt Him 300 Years Too Late glasses chinked quietly in the dignified bar of the ancient pub. Ye Olde Doctor Butlers Head. Suddenly, as Stock Exchange brokers, bankers and City businessmen exchanged confidences, a cry echoed from the cellars below.
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    84 12 Hallvard Begins Aust.— Malaya Run yards, has excellent first-class passenger accommodation for 12 passengers and a cargo capacity for 6,000 tons. In addition, she has refrigerating space for special cargoes. The Hallvard is under the command of Captain J. L. A. Nilsen (inset). Standard THE 4,000-ton freighter-passenger vessel, Hallvard, (seen
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    24 12 A 400-TON ship for training Thailand's "marine police" is expected to be delivered by the end of February from Japan. A.P
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    141 12 Standard Staff Reporter. MR. RUSSEL G. Smith, Executive Vice-President of the Bank of America, who spent a week in Singapore planning the opening of a Singapore branch of the Bank, will leave today for Colombo by air with Mrs. Smith. He toltl The Standard
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    48 12 THE Philippines will soon have its first quicksilver mine, industry sources in New York reported yesterday. The plant will be established by Palawan Quicksilver Mines. Inc. a corporation organized with Filipino and American capital to develop mercury deposits in Puerto Princesa, Palawan Province. A.P
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    108 12 IX keeping with the policy o/ the Federal and Colonial Building Society Ltd. to appoint local men to key positions, Mr. Lee Hee Seng, A.C.1.5.. A.I.A.C, A.8.5., has been named Secretary to the Building Society. This was announced yesterday by the General Manager, Mr. J. Burgess. Mr.
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    129 12 BRITAIN'S tractor exports have begun the year with a bang. Four large shipments of Ferguson tractors are taking place this month. Canada is receiving 288 of these tractors, Finland 500, Iran 250 and Turkey 396. In addition, 300 Ferguson tractors will be leaving for Norway and
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    304 12 WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (AP)— Edmund F. Mansure. General Services Administrator, disclosed on Wednesday that the U.S. Government's crude rubber stockpile has reached its total objective" in terms of quantity." and concentration now will be on "reaching the final objective in terms of quality." He
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    105 12 NEW YORK, Feb. 17: (AP) Tide Water Associated Oil Company of the United States announced yesterday it has ordered four of the world's largest super-tanker s from France. The vessels, of 50,000-dead-weight tons each, will be delivered late next year and early in 1957, the company
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    91 12 RUBBER GO DOWN AN DOWN-9 1/8 CT IN TWO DAY Standard Market R,. 1 RUBBER prices in SingopJT" tinued to tumble on a ncrv?. e H of 31 cents to 96 cents >, rubber for March shipj b < bringing the total drop to 9J, Cc "5 "n Quotations moved
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    48 12 THE S r- i. r e Jn m buriKu tepoa par in drums 5* jl cording M £aot to Pepper n CM II EM $-8; MUCK No n 2 *«2 APRIL Js| Sing*** Off Exchange Pepper $214 s $13; sp^ 5 v R
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    54 12 THE Singapore MotorTyre Dealers' Association were entertained tails by the <;<>od>ear Orient Sales Company Ud al Association's mi s |p Jalan Besar The d«lm were later treated to a W» show on Goodyear Tub«" '"Sir. Patrick r Kavanajh (Ma r Si^-^- 4^reme year) is t r
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      738 12 VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Tan See Hum of No. 21 Seah Street. Singapore, has applied to the Board of Licensing Justices, Singapore, for a First Class comprehensive Public House Licence in respect of premises No. 1198 Sembawang Road U4£ Milestone) Singapore, and that this application will be heard
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      230 12 NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES m.v. "Manoeran" arr. 18.2.55 Berthed: 18.2.55. S.H.B. Godowns 4 5. General survey will be held on the 24th February, 1955. No further survey will be held. NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL, 41, Robinson Road, Tel:— *****. TENDER NOTICE 'TENDERS will be received
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    138 13 ne More Year For e-Seixas v fflU, *eb. 1«. I Ik Seixas. 2 hi Inited > ihampion J u ir in top class .-..1 lawn ten- J .t.ring ttn.il round will j ihc French 1 V^^ns in Paris Winihltdon where .h.impion in u Ul ,l his Davi* 5 1,n% Irabert
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    98 13 THE following have been chosen to play in the annual Girls Sports Club's Married vs. Singles hockey match to be played on the GSC ground at 5.15 p.m. tomorrow. Married Xl— Mercia Westerhout; Dorothea Ebert. Alice Pennefather; Betty Siebel. Louise Marks, Mary Desker; Joy Noble, Barbara
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    82 13 THE following have been elected office-bearers for the Social Athletic Party: President. Mr. Tan Cheng Chuan. Vice-Presidents. Messrs. Charlie Kang, Chong Kirn Peh, Wee Sai Suan (re-elected) and Chua Ban Hock; Hon. Secretary. Mr. Goh Keng Hiang, (re-elected); Hon. Treasurer. Mf. Goh Choon Kirn (re-elec-ted); Hon. Auditor.
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    49 13 SYDNEY. Feb. 17 (Reuter) The M.C.C team to meet New South Wales here on Friday will be chosen from L. Hutton. P.B.H. May. R.T. Simpson. M.C. Cowdrey AY. Bedser. T.G. Evans, J. Wardle. T.W. Graveney, R Appleyard. P.J. Loader, F. Tyson and V. Wilson.
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    44 13 SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association will officially open their current soccer season on Friday. March 4 at 5.15 p.m. when the Police Sports Association meet the Chinese Athletic in a Div. I game to be played at Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    57 13 VICTORIA School beat St. Joseph's Institution 3-2 in an inter-srhooi soccer match played at Bras Basah Road yesterday. VS scorers were George Wah. Soon Teck and Yusof. Kirn Choon and Nunis Scored for S.JI. In the second team encounter. Victorians beat St. Josephs Scorers were Karim. Thamby Ahmed
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    43 13 ARMY (Singapore) held the Singapore Cricket Club to a two-all draw in a friendly hockey match played on the SCC padang yesterday. Scorers for Army were: Major Hobson and W. 0.2. Barren. McMullan scored both goals for SCC.
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    41 13 RAJAJI SPORTS Club beat United Rovers 4-1 in a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Rajaji scorers were G. Nadarajah (2), N. Govindasamy. X Syed Osman. Richard Ong and John Henry scored for the Rovers.
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    458 13  - WRONG TECHNIQUE! Bash, Smash Soccer Is Not The Way, Chelsea BOB FERRIER By r-hii attack Chelsea. And I am about to attack Newcastle. Chelsea first. After fifty years ot negation here they are still i* uTe top of the First Division pen.ously close, i n fact to honoTri° ne f
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    42 13 NEW YORK. Feb. 17. (Reuter»—Six nations— Australia. British. West Indies. Canada Cuba, Mexico and Pakistanhave entered for the North American Zone of the 1955 Davis Cup competition, the United States Lawn Tennis Association announced here today.
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    96 13 THE Combined Services team to play against Singapore Amateur Football Association i n the charity match in aid of the Armed Services Welfare Association on Sunday night at Jalan Besar Stadi"m will be selected from: Chart. Mathews. Armstrong. Jordan, (all R.N.>, Clark. Angel Alexander Smith. Brown.
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    127 13 He Lives To Fight Another Day AREZZO. Italy. Feb. 17, (AP) Doctors said yesterday Italy's deaf-mute bantamweight champion. Mario d'Agata would recover from 23 shotgun wounds and fight again. D'Agata. a contender for the world 118-lb. title, was peppered wih shotgun pellets. His mother also was wounded in an argument
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    576 13  - Let's play 7 Teast! PETER. WILSON cables an idea from Down Under Melbourne, Thursday. yiCTORIA'S poor start against the M.C.C. here has revived an idea I have heard suggested before to increase the number of Test matches from five to seven and reduce the State matches so that each State
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    63 13 TICKETS for the Singapore Hockey Association's matches against the Pakistan Hockey Federation may be bought at Balbir Co.; Rose Co.; Nahar Co.; Stanley Co.; Winstons; Mr. G. K. Gossain (Tel. *****) and from leading Ciubs. The season tickets cost $20 (reserved*. $12 (reserved) $5 and $3.
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    29 13 SEVEN-A-SIDE RUGBY FINAL THE semi-finals and the final of the Singapore Cricket Club's annual seven-a-side rugger competition will be played on the S.C.C. ground tomorrow evening at 5.15 p.m.
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    47 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. J. Edington will captain the .Johore XV against Singapore on Feb. 23 at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. The Johore players are J. Edington; Levula, Rokuva. Baba. Mucanabitu; Garidi. P. Edington; Marshall, Chalmers. Wilder Shapland. Tavaga. Radrodro. Hutson and Baiikana.
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    195 13 THE Singapore Underwater Spearfishmg Club proposes to increase the frequency of excursions for undersea exploration and spearfishing around the islands nearby, and other locations. The SU SC. is organizing spearfishing trios during Wednesday Saturday and Sunday afternoons The President of the SUSC. Mr Ray Hawkins
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      712 13 DEATH IT'EE Mr*. H'ee Hean Boon *V Nee Madam M I Siew Kuan. aged 69. passed away peacefully on 17th Feb., 195." at IIJ Rangoon Road, leaving behind four daughters Dr. Wee Phek Nco Phek Chai. Poh Leng and Shirley, tw. .> sons-in-law Dr. H C. Stubby and Tan Choon
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    301 14 They Also Plan A Floodlit Triangular Before that there will be two triangular meetings. On Saturday. April 30. the Swilt^ will compete against the Police and RAF Changl. The second triangular Is on Saturday. May 14 when the Swifts, Achilles Club and the
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    804 14 g\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V The pictures by Sam Kai 5 Yee show three of the IS i J goals scored by the Pakista- x nis when they opened their J Malayan tour against Pc- J < nang on Tuesday. < RESERVES MAKE IT A LITTLE TOUGH FOR THE PAKISTANIS Pakistan
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    239 14 IPOH. Thurs.— When Perak. hockey champions of the Federation of Malaya, face the world-renownen Pakistan team at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today, they will be greatly handicapped by the absence of their star fullback, Hazari, who is still nursing a twisted knee. Thi
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    45 14 THE Indian Recreation Club team for a friendly soccer match asainst Royal Naval. Krunji will De picked from: Naravanan M S. Kassim. R. Bala. Veiu. Murthee. P. Suppiah. A. Rashid N Loganathan Sharma, Stephenson. J. Henry S Subramaniam. A. Sioniah, M. 1. Oman
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    37 14 PENANG. Thurs.— The third Thomas Cup Badminton trials will be played at the Han Ch:ang High School Hall at 7.:J0 p.m. on Feb. 26 and 27 Seats are priced at 53. $2 and $1.
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    181 14 LONDON. Feb. 17 (AP» Sweden i s favoured to defeat I luUnd o n Feb. 28 an March 1 and turn th P huropean final «>t the Thomas Badminton Cup competition into an all— affair. Denmark tmli h S qualifi>:l for th e
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    174 14 Million Sweep On Pk. Derby MAIN EVENT of the Perak Turf Club Eastei meeting on April 2 6 and 9 at Ipoh will be the Perak Derby for class 1 horses over 1| miles for stake* worth 530.000 and a sold trophy run on the last day. Another rich priz^
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    276 14 i Eas l l y. h e fastest time returned this morning was by Brown Booty (Povall) who in 36 2/5 sec Brown Booty, a second run specialist, should p ln XK he loney1 oney on Saturday. Rubber Packer and Lord Frederick galloped three furRnhhP
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    132 14 THE Annual General Meeting of the Tiger Sporting Association was held yesterday at the Association's premises at 4 p.m. and the following members were elected office-bearers for the year 1955-1956. Patrons Mr. Aw Kow and Mr. Lee Chee Shan. President Mr. Aw Cheng Chye: Vice-Presidents Mr. Aw
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    282 14 Three Rings Out F Another Gol Cup Victory adf asdfadsf dsf f f THE pictures by Lean Kup Seng show how they finished at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, second day of the Selangor Gold Cup meet. By WINDSOR L\D KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs-THREF R.vr ncr of two Gold Cups last season,
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      34 14 SPOItFf! HOCKEY: SC.C. vs. RAF. Tengah at Tengah; Senior K.O tourney replay: C.S.C. vs. Dockyard at C.S.C' SOCCER: Bartley School vs. Ranles Institution at. R Beatty Secondary School vs. Serangoon English School (ground unjixed).
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      255 14 KUALA LrMFTßTl^^^^^lWlin concludinc thr Selangor Turf *">*7^l here arc: lurf Club S I% J Cl. 4. Div I—9 F. »ay Bar d Pride of Burma 900 ?K" ill »»w Xe a rr Ves Lau,hter 8 13 g* Jc^ i^ 01 SKI j J The Singaporean 8^ eS?".^^ J"i t^^' Punctuality
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