The Straits Times, 4 February 1951

Microfilm: NL2506
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    23 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition <N I to- Mmm Tlm«a Singapore I'm* Pp««« No. tit SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1951. PRICE TEN CENTS
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    CHINA REJECTS UN. PEACE OFFER
    298 1 CHINA REJECTS UN. PEACE OFFER US wants war -ChouEn-lai TOKYO, Saturday. THOU EN-LAI. Premier of Red China, said that his regime "will absolutely pay no attention' to the United Nations "Good Offices" Committee, proposed in the resolution to help to bring the conflict to an end. Mr. Chou, in a
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    34 1 Mim Dulcie Shem. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alci Shcm of Perth. Western Australia who was married at St. Andrew* Cathedral yesterday t« a Singapore engineer. Mr. Michael Fam Yye Onn. Sunday Times picture.
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    UN. MEN NEARER SEOUL
    181 1 UN. MEN NEARER SEOUL TOKYO. Sat. U. N. forces, in bitter cold, crept nearer the former South Korean capital of Seoul today behind a steel curtain of bombs and shells. American riflemen took a nlll seven miles north *»f Kumyangjang without t* Ing a shot this morning a. the tenth
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    P.R.O. TO CONTROL H.K. RADIO
    49 1 HONO KONG. Sat— The Hong Kong Government has decided to shift the controlling authority over Radio Hong Kor.R from the General Post Office to the Public Relations Office, headed by Mr. J. L. Murray. The decision is to be put into effect soon UP.
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    TURKO HEADING FOR MOLUCCAS'
    130 1 AMSTERDAM. Saturday. CAPT. Raymond (Turko) Westerling, wanted for leading the "Heavenly Host" armed revolt in Indonesia it |anuary 1950. was believed today to be on his way to the South Moluccas, a group of islands which set up as a Republic" a year ago in defiance
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    They made him a nose
    235 1 Sunday Times StaM Corretpondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A27-YEAR-OLO MaUy butine«»man Hlis morning walked aloag the road toward* the artificial limb and orthopaedic appliances contra in Kuala Lump*'People stared at him. and children (aped and pomtad But. shortly afterwards, when he «mer«ed from th« centra, one
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    CLOSE WATCH ON TRAVELLERS
    54 1 HONG KONG. Sat. Th« Chlne.se Communists are enforcing new security measures tightening the noose on Chinese leaving or entering China. Such rigid travel restrictions were formerly applied only to foreigners. Reports reaching here say the police have started a strict screening of all passengers or. trains,
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    MASON AS ROMMEL
    38 1 HOLLYWOOD. Sat.^James Mason, the film actor, was chosen by Darryl Zanuck today to pla\ the rote of Oerman General Erwin Rommel In the film "The Desert Fox." basrd «n tne book by De«morid Yourr -UP.
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    'Fourth arm' to defend Colony
    443 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINGAPORE Government will tomorrow open its man power bureau and issue an appeal for between 20,000 and 30.000 civil defence volunteers to form a "fourth arm" of trained men and women to co-operate with the three armed Services in war time.
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    Most detained to be tried
    112 1 Sunday Timat StjH Reporter IT it e.pect.d thjt ntil of the people »rre»ted in Singapore and Hie Federation on suspicion of complicity with Hi. Malivjn Communist Party will be cfiar«sd ami brought to trial. A London report that 'there will be no trials" wat laid
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    DECLARE POLICY ON RUBBER'
    87 1 LONDON, Sat— The Financial Times today declared that the international rubber conference, due to open in London on Monday, could serve a useful purpose if It produced a "clear and unequivocal" declaration of United States policy on rubber. I{ America desired the maximum production of natural
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    POLICE CELEBRATE
    60 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter More than 50 fifty police officers, including the acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. R. C. B. Wiltshire, and the Deputy Commissioner Mr. W. J. Parks were present last night at the third anniversary celebrations of the Police Inspectors' Club at the Police Training School,
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    DOUBLING TROOPS
    28 1 BONN, Sat— Troops of the British zone of Germany this year will be doubled the 1950 figure/British High Commissioner, Sir Ivone Kirk-Patrick said last night. Renter.
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    SOEKARNO RETURNS
    22 1 JAKARTA, Sat— President Sue lean io returned to Jakarta late today after a seven-day stat« visit to the Philippines Reutcr-AAP.
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    End anticession campaign'
    195 1 BROOKE TELLS SUPPORTERS: Sunday Times Staff Reporter "THE gravity of the international situation impels me to urge you all to cease your activities against the Cession of Sarawak to Britain, as I myself am resolved to do" states Mr. Anthony Brooke, Raja Muda of Sarawak in a
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    MOBILISING PLANS
    37 1 LONDON. Sat— Mr. John Strachey, War Minister, said here tonight the chief purpose of Britain's planned call-up of reservist* was to make sure that plans for mobilisation would work in the event of war. Reuter.
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    Tin price keeps on going up
    84 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A RECORD price for tin was reached in Singapore yesterday $706. 50 a picvl. This is S6 50 above Fridays Quotation, when it reached tne $700 mark for the first time. The price of tin started on its record climb
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    THE ROYAL ROMANCE GETS KING'S ASSENT
    1750 2 THE ROYAL ROMANCE GETS KING'S ASSENT CRAW FIE' TELLS OF HER OWN ROMANCE AND OF A NEWSPA PER HEADLINE GOVERNESS BEATS LIZ TO ALTAR. THEN ONE HAPPY DAY" CAME NEWS THAT |T was while the family were away on the South African trip that my own affairs once again fitted
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      157 2 NEW CROSSWORD ACROSS 24 David's daughter, who fi^ fminfrv ii\\ 1 I I 1 S^B^Bl S^Bl y. h^H^tf m^^Ku IHSIk I^^Hf i^Hfxrr i j east. (6) IRIB^ ~tHR¥x^^R^Hr~~ sVRYyST' ~^"^^^l~~~^^l tlonable. <5, 3, 3) B^ > ~~TR^bW"~~~"MMBi~^~~ him (6) 1 JR^ t"™™t^^— were < 5 6 BR'^— J™*™^— P™™^— P^
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    6,000 QUIT KEDAH TROUBLE CENTRE
    213 3 6,000 QUIT KEDAH TROUBLE CENTRE Murder..... ri0t..... and now fire Sunday Times Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR. Saturday. NEARLY 4.000 Malays and 2.000 Chinese have quit the Bukit Junun area of Kedah following last week's riot when seven Chinese were killed. The town and Kallang Kechik, two miles away, are deserted.
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    23 3 Mr C'j'ijm AMur Henderson and hit br.de M.tt I'ipeth May CrcwHtcr after their we4d.ni; at Sf Andrew s Cathedral. Singapore yesterday Sranday pictWTQ.
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    INDIAN GETS TWO YEARS FOR RIOTING
    172 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN Indian Muslim, stated to be a member of a mob wh.ch stopped two Indian detectives on a motor cycle during the riots was yesterday found guilty in the Singapore First District Court of rioting and sentenced fj two years'
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    BOY OF 16 ON RIOTS CHARGE
    92 3 BOY OF 16 ON RIOTS CHARGE Sunday 1 imr- SUIT Rrportrr QAMSUDIN bin Ahmat, aged 16. was yesterday sent for trial in Singapore on charges of rioting and rausIng mischief by setting fire 'o a rar. It was alleged that while Samsudin was in an unlawf"l assembly In Bras Basah
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    CIVIL SERVANTS' MffTINC
    35 3 lime* S alt < or.f-.8-nd.-nl KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The annual meeting of the I .in Civil SfTvat .v n of Malaya will be I irlday at St. Johns] I Bukit Nanas. Kuala I
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    OVERLOADED
    26 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat Chan Pien Teng. lorry driver was fined $80 when he pleadled guilty to carrying an exI ress weight of eleven hundr--1 '-iv.elght.
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    SCOUTS FOR SQUATTERS
    89 3 SCOUTS FOR SQUATTERS Svndar Times Staff orrespondept KOTA BAHRU, Sat rE Boy Scouts Association in Kelantan has taken up the lead by forming a scout group among the child; en of the squatters in the resettlement area of Qua Musang The group Is two patrols ki strength of ten boys,
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    LOST LESSONS MADE UP
    36 3 li'nr* M.ifT RrpoiU-r Thousands of Chinese children in Singapore went to school yesterday— their usual day off— to make up for lessons which will be lost In the Chinese New Year holidays
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    TEA DANCE
    38 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG. Sat— The A. B. Koid school of dancing, which won this year's professional ballroom competition between Perak. Selangor and Penang. will hold x Chinese New Year tea dance on Feb 6
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    Comet coming this year
    159 3 Sunday limes Staff Reporter CINCAPORE will see the Comet jet airliner by the end of this year, said Air Commodore H. Fenton, BOAC Operations manager, on his arrival at Kallang airport. Singapore, yesterday by BOAC Constellation from Sydney. Air Commodore Fenton, who is on his way
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    Chinatown Speaks
    328 3 tty G. T. BOON liriTH handsome bonuses, thanks to the tin and rubber boom, there will be lavish New Year celebration* in a number of Chinese homes thij coming week. But I doubt whether there will be much festivity or gladness of heart among thousands of the folk
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    Scouts are inspected
    33 3 Scouts are inspected The Huh Commiiiiofiar. Sir Henry Curncy. inspecting a parade ot Senior Scouts and Sea Scowti in Penang last weak. Ha presented Kings Scout certificates to si« Scout. Sunday Times picture
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    CHEONGSUMS ARE LONGER THIS YEAR
    348 3 Sunday Times Woman Reporter CONSERVATISM it the keynote of women fashions this New Year. Thousands of Chinese cheongsums were made during the past month, and 95 per cent, of them followed the same simple cut. The only difference is that the more fashionable have lengthened
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    9 FOR TRAINING IN SARAWAK
    66 3 sund»« Time* Correspondent MALACQA. Sat —The Malacca Boy 3' Jubilee Club will be officially opened on Tuesday. Feb. 27, stated Dr. Glyn Evans at the Malacca Settlement Welfare Council meeting yesterday. Nine candidates have been selected to go to Sarawak for vocational training. La&t month.
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    Aquarium plan is held up
    244 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter DISINC building coets and difficulties in obtaining technical advice on the equipment needed for keeping fish are holding up the construction of Singapore's Aquarium in King Ceorge V Park. The Sunday Times understands that the Smgapcx* Municipality is trying to get
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    FEBRUARY Ist GRADE: $2.25 SALES
    244 3 FEBRUARY Ist GRADE: $2.25 SALES Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Singapore rubber mar- ket was very steady yesterday with offers opening at $2.21 for February first grade. Later tne price went up to $2 25 and business was done at this level The market closed at $2.24, three-and-a-half cents above
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    TIN: 5706½ A PKUL
    19 3 SI\«;\PORF. Sat. Feb. J. *?•<>. M (new rerord; up ft. so from last record, of Friday.
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    SEWER WORK CLOSES ROAD
    33 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Singapore Municipal Commissioners have approved the closing of Barker Road and Asimont Lane in sections for sewerage work. The work will take about four months.
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    8,000-MILL TOW
    33 3 The Empire Air, a 93-ton ocean-going tug. arrived in Singapore yesterday from Britain to tow back the King Salvor (1,111 ton 3). an Admiralty salvage vessel now at the Naval Base.
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    TELEVISION—BUT NO PICTURE
    47 3 TELEVISION— BUT NO PICTURE Sunday lime* s *n VMHMdJraafl IPOfi 3 television receiver to enter lA\lvaa will be on exhibition afe Ipoh tomorrow when th» workshop of the Amateur Radio Societv of Perak will be opened at the YMC However, members will <■■• nothing on the flu> screen.
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVER
    43 3 I segamat. Sa: Convicted |in tne Spßampt Court on a change of negligent driving -old Tan Tian Hog .nea $35 and in .ildition had his licence ci A van which he was drivins WU allrizrcl to have gone off in le
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    NEW YEAR SUPPLEMENT
    66 3 Till M\(.\P()RK FUEM PRESS Mill publish sreonrf hirif-ve .\>w Vrar Suppl^menl lomurmu It will contain right pa«j«"s of <-ni«'r(ainin; reading- itu ludiiu spvcril short BtOTffal by Malayan Chinese authors and many articles on New Year toms. It will have much ti> interest both Chinese and non-Chinese readers
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    DR. GAYELORD HAUSER REVEALS THE SECRETS OF HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
    1042 4 DR. GAYELORD HAUSER REVEALS THE SECRETS OF HEALTH AND LONG LIFE R-E-L-A-X and look younger it The Body Slant w and the Stomach Lift can add years te your life, says the famous U.S. expert on physical culture. In this, his second article, he gives fuli details of th« one
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    The best gift of all
    82 4 FNALLY, you can do the Stomach Lift and be saved forever from the nagging voice of consclenee telling you that you Must Do Exercises I, personally, do not recommend strenuous exercise In the second part of life. To Look Younger, Live Longer you do not
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    FEEL SO SHY AND INFERIOR..;
    1255 4 HUMAN CASEBOOK am an li-year-old school boy next year I shall be in the School Certificate class but have done very badly in the standard VIII exam, this year, and although 1 have passed I have only been promoted to the school certificate 'D' class
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      536 4 Be Proud of Your English 1 Are YOU Content With the *'ay yuU speak and Business leac?rs who contribute ■rttef Are you sure •at you are not making IMr1 M r t l pr^pectuT"^ •it tftca that cause d**".'|^ to underrate vnu? th« Bfiecuve igUab course are unanimous In urging
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      389 4 It'sN^W/ 1 the new |j] >^. IC afV. Es Im. j^f the only pea Vh^. BvV with the /^sv W NEW •eatUhr L- J NEW fUtOSJON III- |n Tmi H(»rr«nn rv» In th« world ru» Tor MCU/xAirrv IF ril song been U» Pa/kef ~5I". Nc» new RAUiT mi|]| ah, «n»
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    $5,000,000 BUILDING CONTRACT SIGNED
    311 5 $5,000,000 BUILDING CONTRACT SIGNED Work on Alkaff Gardens project starts Sunday Tim«s Staff Reporter CONSTRUCTION of the first batch of 328 houses »t Alkaff Gardens for th« S«nn«tt Realty Company will begin on Thursday after tha Chinese New Year holidays. Contracts totalling nearly $5,000,000 were signed yesterday. Mr. C. W
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    73 5 The Director of Supplies iAircraft I at the Minittry of Supply. Air Marshal Sir W. Alec Cory ton. pictured in Singapore yesterday. Accompanied by Mr. Harry Mason Cjrner. Chief Scientist of the Ministry, Sir Alec is on hit way by QEA-BOAC to Australia where, it it understood, he will visit
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    B.O.R.s drank 3.3 mil bottles beer last year
    332 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CERVICEMEN in Malaya last year drank more than 3 300,000 bottles of N. A. A.F.I beer worth more rh<n $2,500,000. This works out at about 14 bottles for each soldier every month in 1950. Today there are approximately
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    39 5 ratter Ncpt.ne l«SfJt. V. Pa*e> with hit retinue. "Mother" Neptune 11/C>l. Dukesl and the Herald 'Mator W. Duonl doing a tpot of tooling at the evening of Hie new H.Q. Malaya swimming pool in Kuala Lum?ur Sunday Tn^ei picture.
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    THEIR CUP OF TEA
    117 5 Sun<',» limrv SUIT Keporler KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. no mistake, the Malayan iikes his cup of tea. In fact last year he spent more than $1,000,000 over and above the amount of tea imported in 1949. In statistics published today for the Federation It shows th?t the
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    MALAYA USES MORE OILS
    91 5 Sunday Ttoaea Staff terresfwiMlent IPOH. Sat. THERE was a big increase In consumption of gasoline, kerosene and dlesel oils In Malaya last year. Perak was one of the biggest consumers, said the Oeneral Sales Manager of Standard-Vacuum Oil company. Mr. H. E. Rea at Ipoh last
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    33 5 MaSS Joyce Dana and Mr. G. C. K. Chandranagyam after tbeir marria(>>. at Wesler Church yesterday. Mr. and Mrs Chandranafyam w II be spending their honey- ne»^ in re— ng.— Sunday Times ylctaV*.
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    'INDIA MUST LEAVE C'WEALTH'
    171 5 'INDIA MUST LEAVE C'WEALTH' Sunday Times Staff Reporter "INDIA will stay out of the Commonwealth If the AllIndia Republican Party gets into power." Mr. H. D. Rajah, the party's president declared in Singapore yesterday. Only by staying out of the Commonwealth and remaining independent of any power blocs would India
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    KAJANG CELEBRATES
    42 5 KAJANO. Sat A 26--ltem programme at Kajasig as part of the Federation Day celebration* was attended by three thousand people. The prizes, Including several silver cups, were given away by Che Amrahl bind Mohamed Tahlr, wife of the District Officer
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    60 BANDITS KILLED IN JANUARY
    90 5 60 BANDITS KILLED IN JANUARY KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. BY bandits were killed in Federation during dry it wag revealed toI past wee,k bandit activities have increa*»*d. In days more than 5.000 rubber treei have been fd. several buses defrayed by fire and at least .ans are known to I o
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    NFW MO.
    19 5 KL'ALA KANGSAR. Sat D B "j Laing has sueDr B. M. MrO*an v Officer at Kua «jr
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    Traders oppose price controls
    123 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hand to Covernment this week a memorandum giving detailed reasons for their opposition to price control in th« Colony. A Chamber official told the Sunday Times yestero that a five-man committee is now framing the
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      11 5 4C14 47// GENUINE EAUDE COLOGNE AGAIN AVAILABLE IN THE GENUINE QUALITY
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE
    1821 6  -  1 9uc [o/auii/ REPORTING "ASIA'S I'mosphere and our own I '■> nt n t halt mi mpn and men plani round the world trip days But they serve a challenge to Mcy S. 1 11. well known m -><jrgh for her Public ons work "...writes an American
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      129 6 KLIM fayzs r I without refrigeration F^niiiiM in evei> pan ol the world are auured of milk uoiailin^lv ta/e and btaliaiul «.ben they use KLIM. !IM milk n proiet «ed in xhe (in against daoipness, ruatamioaiton and any rurm il kreps utihtul reifigefanoo Sinit mxCtk KLIM there ii oo »a«e
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    AUSTERITY ISLAND IS LEFT BEHIND
    817 7 MARY HEATHCOTT. en route for the United States and writing from mid- Atlantic says js once the proud boast of th« Cunard I a passenger on one of the r ships could d anythirg in the %vjv of food or drink and s request gratified.
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    15 7 White crepe and black Uce make a striking contrast in a recent London fashion Sh«w.
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    Kitchen God is watching you!
    615 7  - Kitchen God is watching you! TESSIE TAN K. THE Chinese housewife, like her western counterpart, knows that th« way to wm her husband's good graces is through hit stomach Using that technique ahe will on Jee Kau Meh an Chinese New Year's Evt. 'wash the lips" of the Kitchen God.
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    Brighter homes the 'target' this month
    547 7  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY Says..... EEBRUARY to us Malayan housewives, brings an urge to brighten our homes after the ramy period The amount of redecorating we can achieve largely depends on our husband's income, and owing to the rising cost of living, not many of us
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    BRILLIANTLY PRIN TEDTAFFET
    54 7 TNIi |}r*F'*M drcn ot bml.jntly printed tj..-tj w...i .in i. -r ft, of black fishnet high at Hie neck was shown in London recently. The drtts it tLashed to Hie waitt behind and hat a f .11 gathered, swishing skirt. The brilliant flower print* are en a
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    YO UL UCK YPEOPLE!
    474 7 YO UL UCK Y PEOPLE! THERE arc still a few lucky people who wiah to, and can afford to put on weight. For this extremely fortunate minority, and for them only, I suggest this Bwedlah- inspired menu. ANCHOVIKB AU G BATIK QLICB two onions zor wilt Uieni in a taWaepoonfi
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      93 7 fltMMt nourish tono/ fc»J as simple as thai A swift, searching clran>e with one of the YardJey Cleansing Creama, A mj«age with the all-important Night Cream -the bade beauty essential M your climate (noth.ng will cenforjowr skm mm c**pUl+ aUi this mm Imriy, nmtrifiwtf YarAty pr+mttimk). Then briik tone-up with
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      265 7 tith BAP TIME V)^ TOMORROW B^ r Jr good night out meant a bid Vi aiiWT^A \K htad n«it morning ir you don t .^U^^^^^^^i^^S^ >Jv fake prtcautiont You thould \|L\^ two AipTo blt b of "^^••^4 I l>Sj fVvO Starting your 'night out and £\m t m.m g\% Then
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    University Letter
    406 9 rpWO new sections elec- tronics and sooiogy— have been added In the Science Society's fourth annual science display which will be formally opened at 5.30 p.m. next Tuesday. The. display. which Is open to. the public will be held at the science laboratories in the Buklt Timah buildings,
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    KEEPING CLERKS ON THEIR FEET
    87 9 Os> a f«re-f»»f-«»»v mi Kaala Lampur sirs jh old Chinese woman whoa* citateaco m(j« a great deal to hundreds of Government and) commercial clerical workers. She adds as much at fhrc* years r» rh« Mm or (•<« tnoes. Fifty -iiiyt*r- old Chan Koow (right) is
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    yNo monopoly' in fish trade
    154 9 y No monopoly' in fish trade Sunday Times Staff Reporter "["HERE is no evidence of a monopoly in fish marketing in Singapore, says the Economic Affairs branch of Government. The Economic Bulletin seys that 'investigations do not suggest that most middlemen make toe much money. The profit margin between f
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    Warning: these shocks can kill
    59 9 AN electrical engineer warned yesterday that radios should be switched off and tbe plug resaoved from tbe mains before any attempt m snae* to touch the parts. The same warning applies te al dwnesta* electrical appliances. "Unless ye« know what yw are deiag ye« ran
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    SUICIDE AFTER KILLING FOWL
    89 9 Sunday Times lUswrUr JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Bing Ah Kwan, a maidservant, poisoned herself, because she was worried over killing a fowl, it was stated, today. Two days earlier, she had told her employer, Mr. Wee Hye Teok. that she had killed a neighbour's fowl. The neighbour
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    WELCOME PARTY
    53 9 On Chinese New Year, the Presidents and committee of the Hokklen Hoay Kuan and the Kwangtunsj Wool Kuan will hold a tea party at the Hokkien Hoay Kuan building in Kota Road on Tuesday, 4 p.m. T*ie District Officer. T arut and Matang. Mr. H E. Josselyn will
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    IN THE DARK
    36 9 TAIPINO. Sat Pleading guilty to driving his lorry at night without lights, a European. C. M. Kdward, was fined $25 at Talping. He sale" the lights fused when he passed the police station.
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    MARKET HOLIDAY
    18 9 Singapore Rubber Market will close at 1 p m tomorrow and will re-open on Thursday morning.
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    Smugglers have bad spell
    153 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE .mujgUr. wh« rKt«H r twrnW their J attention to rubber da« to it* high pric« lost nearS SI OO,OOO during the past 10 d*r%. Marine Police officer* adzed about 400 plculs of rubber and arrested 25 men. The largeit raid was
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    CHIEF SEES BLIND SCOUTS
    111 9 Sunday Times Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat TTIE policy of sending chll- rlren in the State Welfare Home to different schools Instead of educating them In the Home, was commended by Mr. F. Dahl. Imperial Headquarters Travelling Commissioner for Overseas Boy Scouts, when he vLslted the State
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    TAILOR FREED ON HURT CHARGE
    57 9 AN Indian tailor, Valatall alleged to have wounded a compatriot, Patmanabhan in the Left forarm with a pair of scissors, on the night of Oct. 28 last at his shop in East Coast Road, was yesterday acquitted by Mr. P. Claque In the Fourth Police
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    28 9 TAIPINO, Sat— The annual meeting of the North Perak Badminton Association will be held at the King Edward vn School Hall next Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    DEATH
    63 10 M LIM BKMO NIO al.as Lim Tok Pota pMMd away peacefully cm 2.2 51 -10.30 p.m.. ace S3 at 4« ran Khuun Ptoee Irawnc behind bar only aon. Lee Yonc Kkxw and daughter Mrs. If Ah Kern, two »«M-lii-la* > Mi Tji »wl Vm Ah Kow and many trmadseiu
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES
    7 10 SINGAPORE, FEB 4, 1951.
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    He that is not with US....
    502 10 He that is not with US.... IT is comparatively easy to dismiss the conscription dodging manoeuvres now going on in the Federation of Malaya as being a useful opportunity for getting rid of folk reluctant to play their part m bringing the terror campaign to an end "He that is
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    Allington Kemard
    236 10 THE strange silence of Peking has been broken. Yesterday the Communist Chinese Government replied to the UJJ.'s condemnation of "volunteer" Intervention in Korea. And It Is not, of course, the kind of answer that turneth away wrath. But It Is odd that Peking should have taken so long
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    Private army fights the Communists in Indo-China war
    1826 10 Private army fights the Communists in Indo- China war The CAO DAISTS muster over 10,000 armed men and run their own part of the country writes COLIN D. EDWARDS QNE of the strongest private armies fighting against the Communist-led Vietminh in IndoChina is that belonging to the religious group called
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    Silence Broken
    253 10 Peking admitting yesterday that the U.N. forces m Korea have "occuptod outposts of the people". In their drive towards the 38th Parallel, though promising somewhat cautiously counter blows that will put this right. On the political front the Peking Government dismisses the U.N.s condemnation of Chi*a as a
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    A convoy is attacked
    22 10 Ttaese flaming vehicles abandoned fey the French mark a typical Virtniinh ambush of a French convoy in IndoChina.
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      416 10 IUKI) Al>S. rilli ft f* At Batu Oajah floapital oa second Ptoruary. to Vrjgy. wife of M H Jtrram, a •teuch'T PPKUNUER— LOSTBCHXR: At Wealey Chareh. on 2nd Ptomary. l»5l by the Her. Dr. B. H. Amatuts. Marry Pfrunder to BUvia Lott—her. SITIATION VACANT mwitou* men tad »inun for training
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      5 10 FINEST Js/_*ROKEN <SfeT"ORAN6E <> L^>>) PEKOE
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      21 10 i for Chinese New Year "RED PACKETS" and F fir N AERATED WATERS the popular pair for good fortune and happiness
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    SIT. TENANTS EMPLOY OWN JAGAS
    175 11 SIT. TENANTS EMPLOY OWN JAGAS Spore petty thefts on the increase Sunday Times Staff Reporter BECAUSE of an increase in petty thefts and "tired of waiting for Government action" residents of Singapore Improvement Trust houses in Farrer Park have themselves engaged Sikh jagas to patrol the area during the night.
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    32 11 The itaM o» Hl« Anthony Road ifternoort Cirfi School. Singapore gave a farewell party in honour of the principal, Mrs. Davits (seated centre) wtie is leaving shortly for Britain. |immy Photo Service.
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    60 11 M. N C Nai' a« m^eM^'"' €»»dt4sU will contest the Sclctjt district in rtie Lc«iilitiv* Cckikil clcctioat Mr. Nur it a gudujtc or Midi** Un.»er»ity •»<4 koUi D.plomj Edwcjtion ldif«bur»K Unitrcrtity. He lut lived >n o» Si»«iK>« last 2 I y»n tmd is j member of «(*cr*l cultural and social
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    New Year food dearest ever
    140 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CHINESE in Singapore will remember this coming Chinese New Year as tr.e dearest they have experienced and many have prepared themselves to spend it Mtsterely. Prices of goods have risen so high that the percentage >c m shown to be 300
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    Trapped lorry driver dies
    50 11 Sundjy Time* Correspondent KUANTAN. Sat. A LORRY loaded with planks. on tti way to Kuantin from Ktmimir left the real at Bjlo* and capiixed. The Chine»« driver was pinned in hit cab. He died of injuries. The lorry attendant was take* to hotp.tjl with le« iniMrMts
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    SPORTS CLUB
    27 11 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter The KamponK Kapor Spoils Club annual meeting will be held on Tuesday, at the clubhouse, 41 Clive Street at 10 a.m.
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    KIDNAPPED, KILLED
    140 11 *unda» Times SUff If rnpsai.HU KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE mutilated bodies of four Chinese, a kepala and three workers, kidnapped by bandits, have been found in the Bahau area of Negri Sembilan. They had all been slashed with parangs. In other parts of the Federation, three bandits have
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    LOST HIS NEW YEAR MONEY
    53 11 Sundiv TissMs Staff Besjartar A Chinese businessman w ho drew out $1,800 in cash from a bank last Friday had the entire sum stolen from his home In Bencoolen Street yesterday. The man told police he intended spending :he money in preparation for the coming
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    BREACH OF TRUST
    65 11 Kundar Tinrn SUff Beporler Ball io $250 in one surety waa allowed Ong Lye Hee in the Second Police Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust Involving tinned provisions. 28 katties small onions, and blachan worth $8785. entrusted to him
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    CHRISTIANS HAVE PLAN FOR REDS
    176 11 CHRISTIANS HAVE PLAN FOR REDS Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE most practical outcome of the recent 3nation conference in Bangkok organised by the International Mission Council, was the plan for dealing with with disillusioned Communists, the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Barnes, told the Sunday Times yesterday
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    Daughter for TunkuJaafar
    44 11 Daughter for Tunku Jaafar SanrJi? Time* S:»B Correspondent SEREMIAN. Sat. Thi wife of T»«k« tmtm, mm of fKe Negri Sembiljn rul«r. the Yang Dipcrtuan Bujr. gave birth to a daughter on lanvary 28 at Nottingham, ln*(and Tunku |aafar it reading bw at Nottingham University.
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    They volunteer to miss call-up
    136 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. J^J ANY Selangor youths within the call-up category are now volunteering for resettlement work. Several hundreds have been inquiring about jobs as teachers in resettlement areas or other resettlement jobs. They fear that if they wait for the
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    FIGHT OVER TAXI FARE
    74 11 Sunday Ti- '?s Staff Reporter A taxi driver. Charlie Wee. and his Indian passenger Latlp bin Mohamed Hussein, had a flgiit at Kampong Bahru on Feb. 2 over the fare In the Third Magistrate's court yesterday Latlp was fined $10 and Wm was acquitted. Wee said
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    IN HIS HONOUR
    41 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Members o f the Government Finance-Audit Sports Union in Singapore last night entertained their President Mr. M. T. Pillay to dinner at the Air View Hotel In honour of his recent award of the
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    CEYLON A FULFILMENT'
    121 11 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter rjEYLON is the fulfilment of of what Britain ha« intended of that country, said Mr. George Thomson, Singapore's Public Relations Secretary, at a meeting in Handy Rd, last night. The meeting was organised by the Ceylon Tamils Association to commemorate the third anniversary
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    BISCUIT TIN SMUGGLE BID
    39 11 Sunday Times Stall Reporter Goh Ea Kok. a*ed 40. Chinese stevedore, who tried to smuggle 293 two-noon packets of cbandu In biscuit this past a Customs officer was eaoled for nine months la. Sirmaitorfi ve*i^idav.
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    Family foiled the arsonists
    206 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter kJR. H. de Silva, an employee of the Singapore Municipality, and hit family foiled an attempt by two Chinese arsonists to burn down a Municipal van in Upper Pcrak Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. Mr. de Silva who had driven the van and
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    2 WERE PART OF MOB' SAYS DETECTIVE
    98 11 2 WERE PART OF MOB' SAYS DETECTIVE 1 MALAY and an Indian Muslim, alleged to have been seen In a mob running up and down North Bridge Road during the riots shouting slogans and threats, yesterday appeared in the Singapore First District Court on a charge of rioting. The two
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    600 YAM SENGS'
    48 11 Six hundred people saia "Yam Seng" at thr Southern Cabaret last night when a special Shriro night programme was put on for Chinese New Year. Balloons, streamers and many attractive prizfs Riven out for spot dances went to make it a gay evening for everybody
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    HAD SAMSU: FINED $140
    33 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. Ng Ah Ngee, a 44-year-old Chinese woman was fined $140 in the Parit Buntar Court for possession of 12 bottles of illicit samsu at Tanjon? Plandang.
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    Key Police officer gets 12 months
    351 11 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. £HIEF Inspector Yusoff bin Bagoo, former prosecutor of the Klang police courts, was at Kuala Lumpur today gaoled for 1 2 months for corruptly accepting $50 from a Chinese estate kepala, Cheah Sang. Khoo Eng Khoon, a
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    Smuggler of watches fined $700
    133 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat SMUGGLING of wrist watches was greatly on the Increase said a custom officer in the Police Court today when Chay Chee Seong was fined £700 for evading duty amounting to $71 on 14 wrist watches valued at $422. The watches were ordered
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    SUNDAY SHARES PEAER
    22 12 SUNDAY SHARES PEAER I WOULD THERE WERE NO ACE ICTWEEN TIN AND THREE AND TWENTY A WINTERS TALE Act 111 Sc. 11l
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    SITTING oN the FENCE
    795 12  -  NATGUBBINS By "Forget the winter, at Hotel. Bournemouth. First-class food, comfort, service. Central heating, gas. log fires."— Times Advt I \RAW ttM curtain* dossr, Jana More logs on the flr» Is that sleet or Is It rain? The wind is rising higher. Have the evening papers
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      346 12 Sparkling^ wm^Em teeth A tk kept a3h Lib sparkling m^ r ~M |r because Kolynos foam It's between the uttk that danger lie*. That's when bactrn* multiply and go to work producing the add* mat cause decay. Kolynos foam penetrates straight m the danger spots Kolynos alone) contains specM fagrcdients
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      1518 12 Highlights Of Holiday Radio rpHId week tti* Spring clean- Sixteen Singapore school* are tener* can hear the first pro- "Lei's Go To London", a radio rontnbution they make to tha Inn. It U read by Katherissf 1 log' of Radio Malaya's pro- competing la the flrat rotas* gramma In Uu
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    ANOCCASION FOR JOY
    681 13 By SOOK SUM QF all the New Years celebrated in this lane of ours, the Chinese undoubtedly have the noisiest, or would have if the emergency had net cramped the style of our young 'arsonists' whe are usually well equipped with their packets of cheap crackers. Chinese
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    Peanut King is lonesome
    124 13 PEANUT and gummachine magnate. Mr. L. C. Trent, has a luxury home, two cars, a plane, and a "fair" income in Loveland. Ohio. But he >* "auful lonesome" and he wants an English bride. She must be aged between 19 and 35. have at least a
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    Spotlight on some unsolved mysteries
    579 13 TAKINC PRECEDENCE OVER MOST OTHER CASES NOW WORRYINC SCOTLAND YARD IS THE STILL UNSOLVED AFFAIR OF THE HISTORIC STONE OF SCONE. STOLEN FROM IN WESMINSTER ABBEY ON CHRISTMAS EVE. TODAY CORRESPONDENTS REPORT ON MYSTERIOUS THEFTS AND DISAPPEARANCES IN OTHER COUNTRIES IN: First story in this
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      458 14  -  AMBROSE K.;AW This week we asked a young Asian to tell us what he liked and disliked about films today. This is his story. like... -By ...that does not tax ones credulity too much. It h»< to have a liberal dose of humour and Dathos
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      JOAN OF ARC HOODOO CLAIMS PRODUCER
      635 14 Petition of bankruptcy is filed against Walter Wanger writes HAROLD HEFFERNAN PRODUCER Walter Wanger s k>ng-rumoured financial troubles nave come mto the open via »n involuntary bankruptcy petition filed by the Los Angeles Bank of Amenc* and thus one more in a continuous string
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      NEWS OF THE STARS
      248 14  -  TONI MARSH By DO you remember the story of the girl on the island of Crete why was kidnapped by her lover and held in the rrountains. The kidnapping nearly caused a leud between the two families I Faith Domvrgue, Howard Hughes' new discoveiy is playing
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      SPOT THE STARS
      197 14 rCS! Last week's stars were Loretta Yeuni and Barbara Stanwyck. Most of you guessed them correctly and No 1 letter opened was frena M. K Johari. 4 Lorong Five. Bakar Bata. Alor Star. Ho K eU the 125 cash prise. Singapore readers were unlarky. The winner of
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    SIMPANG TIGA: A YEAR AFTER DESTR UCTION
    93 15 Abw/E: Right: Me»»r». Ting Hang Lcong. member of the Villag* Committee, Vl.ag te*g Hei. Uid«r of the Sitijwan Chinese community and trea««rer of tht Relief Fund Committee, Kok Yong Song. d»iirm»» of Hie Village Committee and Offkcr-in-Ourge of rite Aaailiary. Police and Lav
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    695 15 rDAY is the first anniversary of the 'murder' of Simpang Tlga, but there will be no celebration for the Government's promise to help the villagers, whose spirit was undaunted by the wanton terrorist attack, to build "on the ashes of their homes a better village
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      260 16 TRIPLE REBUS A IF you can read rebus writIng, you can read here the names of an Asian capital, a large country i center), and (bottom) a United Btates middle western city also a capital. What are the name» •(•I »|dd« u« a U P tfiodguaipur 7y u| HO* «UIt(O
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      370 16 QNE of the bids favoured by the hearts. Our W«u player though Brttiah team that ha« con«J- w K» rUky to show hi derable merit I. the Jump rals. l th# leY6t to three of partner', suit a, a J* 3S*JK semi-preemptive non-forcing bid. heart contract. Since their othej Whether
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    1444 17 'RINGER 9 BARRIES CONFESSIONS 'How I doped an Ascot outsider and got home a winner at 50-1 Outspoken columMst Maurice Smith has uncovered the greatest facing sensation in pears. Last week he mrposed the operations if the notorious Ringer \arrie: today we print iarrie's own sworn 9onfession of his §ctirities
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    'Black Bradman' for Dudley
    510 17 THE SPORTSMANS DIARY*' MOST ambitiou* move by any cricket club to come to my notice for some while stands to the credit of Dudley (Worcestershire), who last season finished at the bottom of Birmingham and District League. They hare Induced the brilliant West Indies baUman, George
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    96 20 r.)i the C'lub'i .ournais beat S< And ny, "A" by five points (a goal) to nil while difflculiy in b«air.g Roya. I B" by e^ht p< d one foal* to i me and I >ut were by the Sappers' Com-lly and -ir.h minute. 1 .itv to t
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