Sunday Standard, 11 February 1951

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    21 1 "ksiorm?>..; B fir^^** v/^ wv > 4L Sunday Standard VOL. 1 NO. 226 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1951. 16 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Bertha In Holland Still 'Problem Child'
    122 1 OP-ZOOM, Hoi I AM). I tb. 10 ReuteiO ol Bertha Hertogh saj she is but that m r l l l mays -li< has »f?i to th< ma and the skating rink with 1 it-!li!> lr^i;larl\ and mcd h i hildren. She hn- been
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    6 1 1 vis Libert Skip Hal Hsuai
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    MP To Stop S'pore Rubber Cargo To China
    8 1 MP To Stop S'pore Rubber Cargo To China
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    Tin Price Reaches Ail Time High
    35 1 Tin Price Reaches Ail Time High M.t!.i>.in tin price reached v all lime hiuh jresterda^ when business was dime at s T ;t pei pit vi. rise of $5 on the pn imis record price.
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    Chinese Communist Radio Station In S'pore Unhampered
    490 1 Chinese Communist Radio Station In S'pore Unhampered Standard Stall Reporter ERFUL Chinese Communist radio station, manned by ommnnists from China, and flying Peking's five-star i n situated within si^ht ot one of Singapore's busiest over a year and is still there. Despite stepped-up Commu- activity m Malaya during that period,
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    K.L. Firms To Give Names For Call-up
    162 1 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat: Many business firms m Kuala Lumpur have been asked to submit the names of their employees who fall within the first call-up group under the Manpower Direction. The first call-up group is for those who are between
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    Inoculation Drive Against Smallpox
    71 1 ARRANGEMENTS are bems made for a mass inoculation campaign against small-pox m Singapore, afl the result of an outbreak m a certain big Colony English boarding school, it is understood. Two boarders of the school, boys from the Federation, are suspected to be down with the
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    UN Troops Enter Seoul, Retake Kimpo Airfield
    254 1 TOk^O. Feb. 10 (UP) United Nations troops entered the <it\ of Seoul today. Jubilant troops on the I. th day of the Ki^lith Army Limited offensive swepl forward to ilu* Seoul <it\ Limits and Bent a patrol into the <it\ itsrlf. tank force
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    Urge Trial Of S'pore Detainees
    60 1 Urge Trial Of S 'pore Detainees Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. i ll A unanimous resolution calling for early public trial of the score of Singaporeans, detained early m January. whs taken at a dramatic meeting of 70 Malayan students at Malaya Hall last night, m which Fenner Brockway, chairman
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    Lorry Robbed Of Rubber Cargo
    73 1 FOUR Chinese, posing as detectives, stopped a lorry carry- j ing $20,000 worth of rubber from Batu Pahat to Singapore, at the j 12th mile Bukit Timah Road yesterday afternoon. Alter examining the identity cards of the driver and loading labourer, three of the Chinese
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    Wrekage Of Dakota Found All Aboard Killed In Air Crash
    1109 1 Wrekage Of Dakota Found All Aboard Killed In Air Crash Standard Staff Reporter AKIhK four \>c< i k.«* of unremitting learcli fn one of the thickest jungle territories of Sooth-East A>ia. tin* investigation part) organised 1»> 1 1 1 Department of \\i\ \\iation. Singaporei found the wreckage of The Singapore
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    Card Robbers
    42 1 BETWEEN 20 and 25 Chinese raided the Khong Guan Bi.>cuit Factory at McPherson Road yesterdaY afternoon just before 4 o'clock, held up the employees and robbed them of about 20 identity cards. Two of the robbers were armed with pistols.
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    Mass Of Twisted Metal
    74 1 PICTURES below show the wreckage of the Singapore Standard Dakota which crashed on January 13 with ten men aboard. The extent of the crack-up is depicted m the left picture which shows a mass of twisted metal. Centre picture shows the VR-HEP marking, while the one
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    Casualty List
    116 1 Mi \u Ho 'frmnifm I Director of The M.ind.ud ■> •j and Mn Ik-u .lit Poll Mr Paul Feat, MtnaL inu Kditor of Tlw Standard, and resident i prr vntativr m Malaya of the Pan \-ia Newspopef \ili snee Mr Cheuh Kirn Bee i Singapore Imfiißf iwuli I.ispt-i
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    VSC, Chinese Girl Wounded In Shooting
    167 1 standard Stafl Rrpo: ler A CHINESE Vblunti C istable and an 11-year-old Chinese girl each received I bul't- i Is is lortly after midnight last night at the Bth milestone Tpper Serangoon T? I The shots were fired by Chinese Special Branch man. The
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    BRITISH WILL WIN IN MALAYA'
    418 2 US^ Writer Praises C-G BriggsAndGen. Harding BRITISH and Malayan troops nml police are learning lemons of guerilla warfare m a long, kard but ultimately successful campaign Mfhwl Coin list bandits m Malaya, which will be invaluable to democratic forces throughout the world, lays Dr. Paul
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    'Every Asian Is A Picture' Says Famous Painter In Farewell Message
    369 2 'Every Asian Is A Picture Says Famous Painter In Farewell Message Anatole Shister To Leave Malaya Standard Staff Reporter A PAINTER of princes and beggars, whose portraits !no\v nans m the mansions of the West as well as the Fast Mr. Anatole Shister, I.A. is leaving Malaya for good to
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    TWO CLAIM TRIAL
    47 2 A JAVANESE, Mariman bin nin, and a Malay, Tahir bin r claimed trial m the Singapore F Police Court yesterday when charged with stealing electric cables belonging to i Municipality. Bai! of $:<OO each offered and the case v I ed to March 16.
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    Bertha Appeal On Apr. 16
    120 2 Standard Stiff Reporter FIVE Jays Apr. 16 to Apr. have been allocated for hearing of the appeal against the Singapore High c urt's decision on Dec. 11. last year, re^oring the custody Maria Bertha Hertogh to her D '.er. Sir r. I Bra has been
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    FATAL CRASH
    33 2 M.md .rd Stair Reporter CHINESE lorry driver v. :'ied yesterday morning v. his vehicle crashed into a post at Keppel Road near gate The front of the lorry was badly damaged.
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    Retires After 26 Years
    117 2 Standard Woman Reporter THE St. Margaret's ExStudents' Association bade their President, Miss I. Kilgour. farewell at a tea party yesterday w: the occasion of her retirement to the United Kingdom after 26 years of service to the Church of -land, first as a teacher then as
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    S'pore Unionists Are Disappointed
    310 2 REACTION TO TU LAW CHANGES Standard Staff Reporter THE AMENDMENT lo the Singapore Trade Union Ordinance, announced by the Colony Government on Friday, dors not go as far as the Unions hoped it would This is the opinion of most trade unionists both Government and non-Government,
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    Chap Ji-Kee A 'Colossal Swindle'
    143 2 rHOUSANDS of Singapore people daily ihrvu <-ir hard earned monej into tin- "voracious jaw"* <>1 <li; cnap-ji-kee" lottery, v*}:?<-h wa* nothing more than a "colossal swindle." This was stated by Mr. IT M. Taylor, Officer-in-Charge oi the Gambling Suppression Branr-h -of the i I), m
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    'SLICK' THIEF BAGS 37 WATCHES
    62 2 POLICE wire called Ul Robirwm and Company m Rallies Quay > s! -(\\y to solve uhat is d ibed as one of the 's thefts m Singapore fof a long time. Thirty seven watches valued more than fZ£9% were missing from a showcase, whrn \hv
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    $403 For Shot PCs' Families
    168 2 A TOTAL of 1403.69 has been col] y the M tlacca M Bo;. q1 A.ss( iciati n X k Meiayu, M m pore 1 s and s m the Police Force I benefit of the families of Colony Traffic Constable Ithnin bin Akim and Constable
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    YWCA Starts Annual Appeal For Funds
    91 2 Standard shift R porter THE Y.W'CA Th 1.000 to enable them to i ac for 1951. The c il and c town area (Wayaag Nor th C I i i Lim Gre< fortunate In ;i j. iblic, Mrs. Ldh Poc>n Lip. Preside r tee
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    Fillipinos For Colombo Conference
    109 2 JWO filipino observers to the Colombo Plan Conference for Cooperative Economic Development m South and South-Kast Asia passed through Singapore yesterday. They are I)r Andres Castillo, Director of the Securities Market Department,' Central Bank, Phillipines, and Mr. Leomdes S. Virata. Director of Economic Research. After the
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    Riot Inquiry Officials Arrive
    80 2 Riot Inquiry Officials A rrive THREE members of the Commission of Inquiry into the Singapore riots and the Secretary arrived by BOA< v<-<>-naut from London yesterda>. Left to right: Mr/j. Wenharn, Captain 11. Studdv Sir Lionel Leach, the chairman. T!i;. commissioners were m e t at Kalians Airport by Captain
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    Gilmour Leaves For Lahore ECAFE Meet
    142 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Financial Secretary, Mr. Andrew Gilraonr leaves today for Lahore to attend two meetings oMhe Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East r. Uilmour will attend as gate for he Malaya and I ish Bon A -date M Group at
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    DRUGS BEING CORNERED BY PROFITEERS
    218 3 Pharmacists To rrohe Shortage Standard Staff Reporter LARGE quantities of essential drugs an< chemicals which are urgently needed in Singapore are being bought at exorbitant prices by middle men who are shipping them overseas to places likt l.liina, it was alleged by certain leading pharma
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    14 3 'picture. IVY AGUSTUS ay;d her tu-o little charges. Olivia (carried) and More'na Kristek.— Standard
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    Five Jailed For Rioting
    145 3 AFTER deliberating for thirtythree minutes m the Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, a common jury found a Chinese youth and four Malays guilty oi offences connected with the Singapore riots m December. last 3 e Tle tri 1] }udge, Mr. Justice Bi >wn sentenced three of the
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    85,000 Bail In Robbery Case
    226 3 BAIL of 53. 000 m two sureties each *ras offered to four Chinese m the Singapore First District Court yesterday, when they claimed trial to charges of robbery and theft of a sampan. Accused, Lim Cheng Ann, Anc B 1 m Pee, Ho Siu Tiong
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    Like A Dream Come True, Says Ivy (19)
    314 3  -  Maxine Rakich OFF TO AUSTRALIA By IVY AGISTIS of Ipoh, feels she is one of thei luckiest girls m this country. i Ivy is off on a trip to Australia on the Nieuw Holland for six months. She is going along as
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    Resigned Because Of Dissatisfaction
    192 3 Resigned Because Of Dissatisfaction ALLEGATIONS BY EX-SHB OFFICER Standard Staff Roportor AN OFFICER of the Singapore Harbour Board. Mr. J. F. Shin. w\u* had resigned after 16 years of service, told The Standard on Friday just before he left for Australia thai ihe promotion of junior officers m tin* Singapore
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    41,842 MEALS
    26 3 41,812 A TOTAL of 41.842 meals were .served by the Social Welfare Department at the various Children's Social Centres during the month of January.
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    Fell Into Drain
    57 3 A FINDINO of death by misadventure was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death of four-year-old Malay girl. The girl, Meenah binte Ahmad was stated by her mother to have slipped into a drain at Hill Side Drive on Jan. 24.
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    'BLACK MARIA' BURNT BY MOBSTERS
    268 3 —Court Told THE STORY of how a "Black Maria" van was held up by 70 mobsters and then set on fire alter a party of police it was carrying was dispersed by the rioters, was told m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday. In the deck
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    Malayan Pythons Make Good Pets In London
    429 3  -  IVOR KRAAL By Standard Staff Reporter MALA VAX pythons as pets? Slop shuddering. It's becoming quite common m London, where pythons are proudly carried m long black leather bags m buses to the popular animal shows. Lean wiry Leslie Mason, BOAC's Livestock Officer,
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    3 FACE I-CARD ROBBERY CHARGE
    80 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO CHINESE and a Malay l claimed trial m the Singapore* First District Court yesterday to a charge of robbing Kwam Ngoh Oy of $7.55 and two iden-i tity cards at the junction of. Sims Avenue on Jan. 2. 1 The accused
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    DEATH
    21 3 George Chandy of Telecoms, died at the General Hospital yesterday at 10.00 a.m. Burial at 12.30 p.m. to-day at Bidadari.
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    MALAYAN TUC NEEDS MONEY FOR ENVOYS TO ICFTU MEETS
    171 4 MALAYAN TUC NEEDS MONEY FOR ENVOYS TO ICFTU MEETS S:amlard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat. Three conferences connected with the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions will be held this year, Malayan Trade Union leader, Mr. P. P. Narayanan told The Standard. He said he had gathered the information from talks
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    Bornbed KL Museum Carries On In Ruins
    360 4 Born bed KL Museum Carries On In Ruins Standard Stall Correspondent Only part of the workshop now remains of the old familiar museum along Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur, wl h was destroyed by Allied bombing m March 1945. A small museum staff set up of this once famous visited by
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    Jungle Holds No Mysteries For Johnny Gurkha Today
    875 4  - Jungle Holds No Mysteries For Johnny Gurkha Today Sergeant Michael By In mam Military Observer m Malaya SILENTLY, they filled into the heavy pre-dawn darkness and disappeared amongst the surrounding rubb er, Detouring a string of squatter huts they headed towards the jungle their home for next five days. Having
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    Chinese Want A Hospital
    196 4 SQUEEZE ECHO Standard Stuff Corropondent KUALA LUMP. B Sat A I new hospital m Kuaia Lumpur. to be built out of funds from the $50,000,000 Japanese r- >. rations claimed by Malayan Overseas Chinese is proposed I y Chinese m the Federation. Kuala Lumpur, as the
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    Chinese Shot
    71 4 standard Staff Correspondent KUALA 1/ [PI R, S 7hile he was m his club at R.v i ■i relay, Mr. Lim i Onn, proprietor of a coffeeshop, eked by three bandits. A struggle ensued m which on bandit was knocked to the ground. Another fired three shots Hum
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    Church At Kajang Is War Victim
    136 4 Standard Stall t orrespoad n( SEREMBAN, 5 A vie- i of tiie last war. X Roman C Church, stands like a relic of the past, while services are held m the adj chapel which has been tructed as a temporary measui i ks fj
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    Use Scouts, Rovers In Boys Clubs—Dahl
    233 4 Use Scouts, Rovers In Boys Clubs Dahl Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Sat. When Mr. F. 11. J. Dahl, Soout Imperial Headquarters Travelling Commk r visited the Settlement recently, he suggested the formation of I community centres where Scouts would be able to work together with others for the common good.
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    22 4 .Mr. and Mrv Feo Sen.; Guan who were married m IJatu Pa lut recently. The brid<was the former Miss Seng Boon Koon.
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    2 Bandits Killed In An Estate
    101 5 standard Staff Correspondent M- -v LUMPUR, Sat. A pitched battle lasting h i I an houi v i^ed m a rubber plantation m Kuala Kubu yes"^\^y when a Security Force* acted a party of 20--30 bandits m the afternoon. The patrol was acting on
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    MCA Lottery Selling Fast
    74 5 TPOIT, Sat. The second million dollar Io t t c r y sp jnsored by the Malayan c Association has gone !f to an exceptionally good start, a member of the Perak working committee said today. Already 350,000 tickets have been sold throughout the Federation and
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    FIGHT OVER GIRL
    38 5 Two Malays. Abdul Rahaman bin Abdul Samad and Salim bin Haji Serat. wlio fought over a Malay "joget" girl near the Joget Modern stage m Johore Bahru on Friday night were fined $5 each yesterday.
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    Bandits Hang Comrade Who Fell In Love
    494 5 Bandits Hang Comrade Who Fell In Love Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Love may lauirfi at locksmiths, but not at Communists. They are not expected to have the same feelings of emotion as the ordinary human being. Not so long ago. a diary found by Security Forces m
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    44 Malays Answer Call-up
    139 5 44 Malays Answer Call-up Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Forty-four Malay youths who 1 are among the first to be called up under the Direction of Manpower Ordinance were inter- viewed by a police recruiting party and medically examined at Kuala Kubu Bahru this morning. Another batch comprising fifty
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    HAD NO I-CARD
    32 5 F. r iiling to register for an identin card Mohamed Ismail and Yusofl bin Ah were each sentenced to one month's imprisonment m the Singapore Pirsi District Couri yesterday.
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    Forces Bag Another 5 Terrorists
    204 5 Forces Bag Another 5 Terrorists Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA 1.1 A PUR, Sat. Latest information about the major battle fought m Kuantan, Pahang, yesterday, m which a Po! ire Lieuienant was killed, is that two more bandits were wounded. The bandit who shot the second Police Lieutenant was seen to
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    Kajang Area Is Under Curfew
    127 5 Standard sia(T Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. More curfews are being imposed m the Federation. From .Monday. Feb. 12. all per. or:., residing In and living within the Mukims of Kepis and Jehol m Kuala Pillah. have to remain indoors from 18 p.m. to 5.30 a.m.
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    Traffic Ran On Two Roads
    84 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The OCPD B-'hau. has declared the Selling to Glondale Road between the 42nd mile and Ayer Eiitam Ptilice Station closed to all vehicles as from Monday. Feb. 12. unless the users are m possession <•< a vilid permit. The Serting to Glendale
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    63 5 Mr. Maurice Nunis J.P. of Seremban. Assistant Social Welfare Officer of the State, has been reappointed for another term as a member oi" the Ncgri Sembilan State Council to represent Eurasian Interests. Mr. Nunis is President of the Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association, th« Catholic Acti<»n Society and serves on various
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    Magistrate Orders Policeman's Arrest
    133 5 Magistrate Orders Policeman's Arrest KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A warrant of arrest against a Police Officer, Abdul Razak bin Abdul Rahman, for failing to make Ins appearance m court, was issued by the Second Magistrate, Inche Haron bin Idris, today. The police Officer who is married to Rapiah binte Abdul Majid
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    34 5 Picture t» Photo Studio Mr and Mrs. Kong Ba Ba phoio^raplu'-i :if\t*r their -udinu at the Hokkien Chinese Association, Kulim, r** i -ntly. hfidegrowa is attached t;> the P».>s*ai Dc partMent, Knlim. Chung Hwa
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    Anti-Home Guards Poster In Penang
    45 5 p~ :a:\\; Sat. An officl- 1 of I bre told T.i--Standard t ..y that lour Communist anti Home Guards' posters were found on the walls of the Chi :e Convent S -i m Dai,^ lvra:nat Kuad ua j... v .Jay,
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    News In Brief
    270 5 SEREMBAN, Sat— A 21-year-old Chinese, Chu Choong, pleaded guilty to the offence of supplying vegetables. Pleading for leniency, Chu said that he had been m custody since September. The offence, it was stated, occurred at Kumayan Squatter Area m Bahau. Sentence of four- years r. i. from
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      600 5 Rad-1-3 Psfogrammes HADK) HALAI Mhr Air 4; -*nnounr.-r <l,o,.e'<n \l,uidarin. "> 111 Kma! I'.ro.ul. .i«t W|\ I 1 |>f 1■ 1". m. News m 4m«y; I". "Say It 01 Ull Wilh Musi, JjfS Werklv N,v s |{„und I-VII^H Pl'll' IMMML X p Ke*i m Mandarin; ».l« r.-^vjl.l&M rLUviKAMMt W. '.avail
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    Lighter1 Rate Row Settled
    305 6 Lighter1 Rate Row Settled Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. An amicable settlement over the ligfater rate dispute was finally reached at a meeting of ail interested bodies held at the premises of the Penang Rubber Exchange m Anson Road today. A friendly spirit prevailed throughout the mooting which was presided
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    Why UK Doctors Refuse To Come Out To Malaya
    427 6 Uncertainty Of Far East Conditions Is Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. The general uncertainty of conditions m the Far East today is perhaps one of the reasons why British doctors m the United kingdom are reluctant to come out to Malaya.
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    Rovers Stage Dance. Concert
    102 6 Rovers Stage Dance. Concert BUTTERWORTH, Sat The Tt Butterworth Rover Crew held a successful Chinese New Year's Dance at Romania Hall, St Mark's School, m aid of the Rover Crew's Fund. Assist I Rover Scout Leadei Yeoh Bah Kow, who acted the Master of Ci i inies, thanked the District
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    'Perfect Boy' Leaves
    35 6 KOTA BHARU.Sat- M thm i H Merican, who win the Pewter trophy as the "Perfect Boy" for 1950 among boys of the Ismail English School, has joined the I College. Kuala Kangsar.
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    Band Performance
    19 6 PENANG, Sat— The Municipal band will play at the Waterfall Gardens between 5.15 and 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    New Penang CPO
    45 6 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Mr. I S Wylie, OBE. has arrived from Kuala Lumpur nnd has taken over duties as Chief Police I >ffi r, Penang m place < Mr. P. J Mcehan. who has gone to the tdquarters at Kuala Lumpur.
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    Appeals To Dodgers
    135 6 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOU. Sat. •'You musl offer your services to country m peacetime b* v.< as m troublous times." This advice will be circulated to all towns and resettlement areas m the State by the Perak Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association In an effort to
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    SJAB Has Done Wonderful Work
    221 6 Standard Staff Correspondeni PENANG, Sat. 4 T>c ha<l wonderful reception Bince I came lure and I am more than pleased with th'work of St. John Ambulance Brigade m all the States I have a isit«><l m» far.** M\s* I. Richer, Lady Organiser of the St.
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    Pk.Sultan Opens SMI Fun Fair
    352 6 Standard Staff Coirespondenl IPOH, Sat. The biggest Fun Fair to be organised here since the liberation was declared open today by the Sultan of Perak, Sir Yusuf Izzuddin Shah. Held on the St. Michael's Institution ground, the fair is manned by more than 500 teachers,
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    School Extension Project Held Up
    72 6 School Extension Project Held Up Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat.— The high cost of building materials and labour has forced [poh's bi^cest Chinese school Yuk Choy School to postpone for sometime their plans to build 28 new classrooms to accommodate- th< r 1.700 pupils. Cost of building materials has cone
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    $30,000 BAIL
    44 6 PENANG. Sat.— Bail m the sum of $30,000 each was allowed Chew Kheng Choong and Lim Chin Phee. who appear) I today on a charge of having opium and chandu, worMi $40,000, at a house m Rifle Range Road on Feb. 9.
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    24 6 KOTA BAIIRU. Sat— A successful fair was held at Pasil Mas Public Padang m aid of the Malay School fund.
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    154 6 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. A committee has been appointed by the Perak branch of the MCA to study ways and means to help the people of Simpang Tiga rebuild their village which was burnt down by bandits a year ago. There has been great
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    734 8 RECENTLY the New York Herald Tribune carried a wry significant advertisement. ''Britishlooking repps, with something very special added." said the advertiser with the air of a man taking his customer into his confidence. The stripes are narrow" continued the sales talk m unusually Cultured voice. M restrained
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    1712 8  - BRITAIN IS CUSHIONED BY MALAYA's RUBBER ANDREW ROTH This is the first of two articles analysing Britain's economic position. Britain is the barometer of world economy m that it simply registers the economic weather. By 7 HEiV the new House of Commons was opened m November, a great rubber company
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    629 8 A brat called Butch IN Ej VV IUIiK. \S I watch some American children. I feel that British children have too good a time. For British boys and girls are actually encouraged to look and live like children m their own private world of work and play. But m America
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    Swot- Up Shut-Up
    549 8 Swot- Up Shut-Up ANGELA BEST Spends A Dull Evening And London. 1/OR the second lime that evening Betty Jones and I listened i gnedly to her 1 usband's long, tedious account of how he carried out a technical experiment at his work. Most of it was utter gibberish to me.
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    Centuries-Old Custom To Go
    110 9 LONDON. Feb. 10 (AP) The House of Commons has agreed m principle to end a centuriesold custom that enabled Britons to make money by spying each other. The House passed a second reading of a bill that would end the right of a person, not directly
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    Chinese Communists Planning To Invade Indo-China—French
    288 9 Chinese Communists Planning To Invade Indo-Ch ina—F rench HONGKONG, Feb. 10 (UP)— Some western politicians believe that the Communist propaganda attacks against Thailand corroborate indications that the Chinese Communists are planning to invade Indo-China. French observers believe that the reverses m Korea iiii^ht force the Communists to invade Indo-China m
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    Rhee Wants Japan In Pacific Pact
    126 9 Rhee Wants Japan In Pacific Pact PUSAN, Feb. 10 (ReuterAAPi The South Korean President. Dr. Syngman Rhoe. said he would welcome .Japan joining the Pacific defence alliance. He also asked for a place for Korea m the peace treaty <l;s--ussions with Japan. Dr. Rnee insisted that efforts to arrange a
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    UK To Continue Talks On Assisted Pas-ages Scheme
    159 9 LOXDOX. Fib. 10 (Reuter) —I The Prime Minister. Mr. Clement Attlee, told the House of Commons today that negotiations with the Australian Government on an assisted passages scheme would be continued when the Australia Mi \h ter fur Immion Mr. i>'.li visits
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    MILAN ARMS CACHE SEIZED
    83 9 :\IH. AN. Feb. 10. (UP). Italian federal police smashed their way into a secret room of a large industrial plant here and seized an arsenal of illegal arms cached by the Communists the seventh such illegal store of arms found m Milan this week. Three Communist
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    Bevin To Slay In Office
    32 9 LONDOX. Fob. 10 (Router) The British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Bevin, will continue m ofiice despite his present illness, it was learned from an authoritative source today.
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    Clementis Mystery Deepens
    128 9 BELGRADE, Feb. 10 CAP)— Tl:e mystery of the missing former Czechoslovak Foreign Minister has deepened with Yugoslavia's formal denial of reports that he is m this country. Vlado Clementis, fired by the Czech Communist government last May because he "lost faith m Stalin." has vanished from Prague
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    ENEMY'S HOT FOOT
    48 9 -A dense cloud of black smoke niusnrooms upward and is caught by the camera against the snowy Korean wintersrape as Far East Air Forces planes drop napalm (jellied gasoline) on military build ln&s sheltering enemy troops and supplies. US Army photo via PANA News photo
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    Chiang Urges Early Asian Anti-Red Pact
    171 9 HONGKONG. Feb. 10: (Reuter-AAP)— Nationalist Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek urges speedy formation of an Asian anti-Communist pact, according to Mr. Roberto Villanueva. general manager of the Manila Chronicle. Mr. Villanueva, who has just arrived here alter a fortnight's visit to Formosa during which he interviewed
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    86 9 Gen. Dwight I). Eisenhower here meets with members of the standing military committee of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation at the Pentagon. Washington, short ly after his return from a European fad finding trip. Sealed, left to right, are; Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff;
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      33 9 Eric D.V. Moxon, 23, a Hongkong merchant, was committed for trial on charges of manslaughter. He was charged with driving a car winch killed Chan Fat Tak, a oedestrian. Last October 8.- A.P.
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      15 9 About half of the 531 member? ol the United Slates Congress are war veterans.— USIS
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      24 9 About r:.."44 pounds (1.594 kilograms) oi steel wont into the manufacture of the average American automobile m 1950. the magazine Iron Age reports. USIS
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      34 9 America's number one manpower authority will be Mr. Arthur S. Flemming, president of the Ohio Wesleyan University. He has been appointed head of a manpower committee by Mr. Charles E. Wilson, mobilization director.- Reuter
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      'Peace Centre' In NY Indicted
      58 9 A Federal Grand Jury has indicted the "Peace Information Centre'" m New York City on a charge of tailing to register as a foreign agent. The Centre has been the chief sponsor m the US of the "Stockholm Peace Petition" which the United States Government
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    US STILL HOPING FOR PEACE IN KOREA-RUSK
    179 9 PHILADELPHIA. Feb L 0: (UP) /UsisUuH Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk said that the United States still is willing to take up the "possibility" ol a peaceful settlement m Korea. Jle said. "As we move ahead we must proceed on the assumption g<
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    148 9 UK To Hold Private Talks With Russia? BUCKINGHAM, ENGLAND, Feb. (AP). <-i leading GovEyfinister ti; hinted ttgly thai Bi 9 wants to to ut brass tacks m "private negotiati w ,th R sia to ease wn i tension. '"We ni.. talk B real I problems, not a' 1 nit gui
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    46 9 :OOON. Fei) 10 (AP) hteried Burm« c ed 1 the streets amid si ng buildings as a ten-second r; ialce km ked EL 1 g < stetday. oud Btibterranean rumble preceded the sh were reported. Many stayed outdo s for hours, fearing further tren r«.
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    150 9 CAPETOWN. Feb. 10 ter) Dr. Dame! Ma! an. the S iuth African Prime Mil U r war. Ed the British i meat thai the tran U tish Protectorates to the of South Africa could m delayed indefinitely. He was speaking at a S s banquet m
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    38 9 Mr P. E Itepp m former Dutch Minister to Aust I v been appointed Chiel Netherlands Miss m 1"1 He succeeds Mr. Hen Ir h M a i Is resigning from the foreici service.- Reuter
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    193 10 SALT OFFERED TO JAP SHIP Standard Shipping Reporter THE 6,878-ton Shinyo Maru, after a 14*&y stay ifii the Singapore* Outer Roads unloading Japanese cement, will sail for Batu Pahat shortly, but it is doubtful if she will be able to obtain her 9,500 ton cargo of
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    131 10 DETROIT, F. LO (AP) Mobilisation has hit A ricaj motoring and cars are having 10 ran on lower o and synth tic rubber tyre Cars I with hign ;-r. at 1 t »es thai 1 iugh octane fuel the best performance are bein£ couverted to take lower
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    101 10 NEW DELHI, Feb. Ifl (A': J f«wfain Faroes wiJJ join units c n '>'^- British Navy and the B;> A:r Forae late m F ruary I r j-^ T it Na\ al and Air eioen of! the We.-t Dl i'..:.a. The J- I-:;.::;1 Naval sqpiadron,
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    HK Gets US Raw Materials
    58 10 HK G ets US Raw Materials HONGKO NG Feb. m AP 1 Hongkong to lay re- the first sljipme-it raw mat rials since the American export embargo m Di em- r l'iie J. braocttseo ship Flying C td broujW a full loa I po f trcne and otter ne 1
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    39 10 i F ib. m. ra AAP). Tne Japanese Go\ me: to -i mis: ing vate tra le n presentai ires I 1 South-E A I part of its programme to promote Ja] expoj ol machinery to
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    607 10  -  Ken Jalleh itf^rt^^rt^^gj^rtw j CtaAs^^^^^^^^tt^BK? V NEW de Luxe d >!!arearning service to be kn >wn as the "Monarch" is to be introduced on ndi 1. by BOAC with surized, double-deck Stratocruiser an liw i 3 I id] will fly diT < b en N;w York I London.
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    INDIA WANTS IRON, STEEL
    37 10 LONDON. Feb. 10 (Renter) India has a^ked the United Slates ami Th h Governments for 1.: tojis of iron and t during the financial year beginning April l. according to New Deihi Radio.
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    362 10 WASHINGTON, Fc!i. 10 (M*) V. arid nihhi-r productioii m I*^.">'l far t-\r «iif <l ih<* j;rr"%i«»."- yrsr*> figure w'ili BUMSI *^<»u".!i-< iirt \-ia proiliii-ii:*; rc#uiilrio ■iiowaMg a jt*jr of record i»a!pL:!. Wrrin m V 1 merce Weekly, Mr. Wi r iiam Sma
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      109 10 \v;th > I market yest< rd f, prices lined by about six cents I, b. to around $2.26 for 1 1 grade February shipment. S The market oi od Bfa i iwith only small businc— •ing. i At the I fcewe c I NOON PRICES S c CbaflOJbei iH
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      17 10 SI PORE. Sat. T-p price oJ tin to-day was $737 per pirn!. Up $5 (new record).
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      51 10 The produce market m Sinigapore vwc- quH'i,> steadb res- d ;y. wr.h limited bcu\ tj ias Chinese traders were "m holiday. Copra was steady, buyei! 'indicating $60 per picul and 'sellers $61. No business wa 1 ted. Coconut oii bad sellers at '$95 per picul. but do tcanfiac'tions were
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    21 10 LONDON Feb. 10 (AP)— A spreading dotfe strike In I signs of uneasiness m London stock market bb Friday*
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    165 10 HONGKONG, Feb. 10— 'Iron bars, scrap iron, rubber sheets, steel plates, steel sheets, i rubber tyres, automobile parts, (foreign medicines and paper made up the 37,056 tons of > cargo carried into Red China |m January on the Kowloon'Canton Railroad from Hongkong. l (The
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    56 10 AS uatssu'i it m re:o:iUy fi?are:d m a ship's mxa <^t wht*n a ship of the Arpen-ine siate~©vrned (umpajoy Ik>ta d l ESStado sailed from Rotterdam harbour carryuii; a complet? fonr-c.iu'-h d'escJ trai^ for Arzr-Jitir.a. Ihc train was m3.nnf.acti: red m Hungary and plaf-r-J on board the cairywg s' ancr
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      29 11  -  DAVID LANGDON By 'That's right use that as a ruddy excuse for everything! B C Z Rwrrlsis laU be culled up for 15 day? training Cms tumtner.)
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      1061 11 Environment and local conditions of play aliect cricket, says Don Ess c ago. during a on cricket and test particular, present n the fact ilia tend to voungstt rs cricket at an earlier than English selectors. v.vre cited Jackson. Ken and Ross Gregory. unterpart was
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      186 11  -  DON ESS By REUTER A.A.P. m a report of the Fourth Test Match just concluded m Adelaide state that, by force of circumstances (Brown's injury m a car accident), Denis Compton became England's first professional captain against Australia. It is a little known fact, yet a correct
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      1032 11 The Golden Mould— Man's Aureomycin has proved to be the greatest growth-promoting substance, says Arthur Weld RECENT experiments have proved that aureomycin, the "golden mould," is the greatest growth promoting substance so far discovered by man. In an already hungry world, with an enormously expanding population, such a discovery has
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      161 11 IN Muskegon (U.S.). Mrs. Ada Vader. 64, was arrested for knocking a policeman's helmet otf with a snowball. r)EARDS are the order of the day for all nun going to a Salford (Lanes) Arts Cub Ball. They will be fitted by make-up men at the hall. r>ZJ.VZ)
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      713 12  -  ELIZABETH CAMMEL By HEN we were faced m 1948 with the advent arc and the snags oi settling m our first h me, it was with a sense of excitement that W€ noticed the future trends obtruding themselves into our sn U cor
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      83 12 TOKYO, Feb. 10— (AP>. Tokyo's 1.400 public h.ithboose operators are going all -out for customers. Enticements include! M Ik baths at !0 yen (about three cents US;: free soap, mi> -il water, free tea and babysitters for young mo. her trade. Now, to top
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      642 12 basement of the beauti f v 1 no w Washington Mosque and Islamic Enstitute which the world's Muslims are building m the heart of the diplomatic section is rx p c c te d to be ready early m Spring and will be
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      54 12 This magnificent' suite of palladrjm-set diamonds worth £15,000/ here worn by blonde London model Lana Barton, has been chosen for the Festival of Britain. Pa''jdium is a sistef to platinum, end is coming much to the for 2 row that so nrsch of the latter is
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    2085 13  -  WILLY LEY rpj text By ILIUSTBAT/ONS BY lON MESSENGER i S i^l/ft "PUS" A£%4%V mM\ lm \PnT ■ma Ihl Orul Fifteen thousand miles out from the earth, coasting withost power. Utensils have no apparent weight and liquids released from their containers form I>i>) It f.'ilh'.ii: through
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    SUARA MUDA FOR SIAM TOUR
    79 15 KOTA BHARU Fri. Sixty members ot the Suara Muda Association, Kelantan, will leave Kota Bharu for Bangkok on February 15. The members are officials, soccer and badminton players ot the association wno wore invited by the Thai Muslim Association to play a series of soccer
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    RASC Win Marathon Rugby 'Sevens' Final
    590 15 STREET and car lights were on and some stars were just making up their minds to shine when the final of the Singapore seven a side tournament ended yesterday evening with RASC "A" victors over the Naval Base by nine points (two tries, penalty)
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    Shots In The Arm Kept Them Away
    263 15 CHOLERA innoculation kept away all but three of Siuapore's Asian Games athletes m the Singapore's AAA trial on Raffles Institution ground yesterday. Ng Liang Chiang (400 m Run, 110 and 400 metres Hurdles) Tan Eag Yoon (100 and 200 metres Run\ and woman
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    Five 'Short Cuts' In Army Boxing Finals
    337 15 ONLY five out of ton bouts m the finals of the Singapore Hast* Disirict individual boxing championships went ihe full distances m an evening action ami thrills at Tanulin gymnasium on Friday ni»ht. Sgt Kelly of Base Workshops, REME, won the quickest fight
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    Early Efforts Reward Harbour Board Team
    263 15 SINGAPORE Harbour Board scored a convincing eight-nil victory over the Royal Navy (Sembawang) m a friendly rugger match played at the Harbour Board ground yesterday, scoring a goal and a try, both m the first half. 1 SHB started off m fine style and
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    Rain Spoils KL Boxing
    67 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Rain C"!>ipt-n^d pustpoiiesnent of the Bg it DC*. ween Cioldcn B»y and Som Pu:i^ for the welterweight title of Selarmor last night. Both men have been m training for several weeks and were reported to be m "the pink of condition" for their
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    Malay Fans Help Ong-Marjan Fund
    463 15 THERE was a minor avalanche of donations yesterday for the Marjan and Ong Poh Lim fund. In erery case the donors were Malays and their donations came from all over the Malayan map. In coatributions, big and little, they made up the handsome total of
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    Wrestling, Boxing Bouts At Seletar
    130 15 OVFR 1.500 Koval Air Force personnel stationed at Seh-tar were treated to nearly three hours of exhibition wrestling: and boxing" bouts by several top-notch fitters who travelled up to Seletar on F"riday. There were six boxing matches, of three two-minute rounds each and two wrestling
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    125cc— 107 Miles An Hour
    83 15 SINGAPOSE AM) FEDERATION motorcyclists preparing for n< ?;t week's Singapore Motor Club's I.im Chu Kan? Koad sprint trials have something to think about m t ?t<* following piece of muter snort ileus sent b> A.l', from Rome. A tins i .."> cc Vespa, engiae rapacity
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    HASSET SCORES CENTURY
    226 15 MELBOURNE, Fell Li >Rev- tcr-AAP) Australian Tost captain Lindsay fill wit sored I grand 173 not out against the MCC today and helped to bring Victoria to 307 by the close of play on the first day. Victoria lost a wicket with only four runs scored but
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    India Fail In First Innings
    357 15 India Fail In First Innings K-WPIR, Feb. 10 (RentPT> India were 240 all oat iM i their first innings today is the fifth and final unofficial Test agaimst the Commonwealth here. The tourists whose first inning score was 413. did not enforce the follow on. At close of play they
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      28 15 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore 2.00 2.06 Malacca 10.44 11.06 Port Dickson 9.25 9.47 Port Sham 8.26 8.49 Penang 3.19 3.53
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    J'avance Wins Thrilling Race From Four O'clock
    2401 16  -  OLLIE DAVIES By BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $373,700. First Prize No. *****2 Second Prize No. *****3 Third Prize No. *****3 Starters: *****0, *****1, *****1, *****5, *****9. Consolations ($l,OOO each): *****5, *****0, *****6, *****6, *****7, *****2, *****5, *****9, *****2, *****7, Double Totes. First Double:
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    ENGLISH, SCOTTISH CUP SOCCER
    344 16 LONDON, Feb. 10 (Reuter) Following are soccer results played today; F.A. Cup FIFTH ROUND Bristol R. A Hull City 0 B'ham City 2 Bristol C. 0 Chelsea 1 Fulham 1 M "Chest, m- l r 1 Arson a I 0 Stoke C. 2 Newcastle U. 4
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    Chung Hwa A.U. 1951 Officials
    113 16 AT THE 16th annual meeting oi the Chung Hwa Athletic Union, the following were elected officebearers for 1951. Patrons:— Messrs. Lim Kirn Lee, Nsj Kirn Seng. Lim Siew Kok, Tan Sye Choon. Lim Beng Teck, and Ng Hay Leng; president: Mr. Lim Yew Leng, vicepresident:
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    Danes Win In Hongkong
    53 16 HONGKONG, Feb. 11. «AP> The Danish Boldklubben soccer team scored the second victory of their three-game series played m Hongkong on Saturday. They beat an all-star Chinese team 3 before a capacity crowd of 15.000 The grime was a tune-Up for the Danes' five-game series m
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    23 16 DUBLIN, Feb. 10 (Renter) Ireland bsat England three points to nil m the Rogby Union International played here this evening.
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