Sunday Standard, 28 February 1954

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    19 1 SUNDAY STANDARD nbvmhv n jw an Vol. IV. No. 241. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1954 TWENTY PAGES 10 (EMS.
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    Ritson Dispute Deadlocks Again: Basic Pay Issue
    786 1 THE dispute between the Singapore Government fa unous staff associations over the implemenU ihe Ritson report i a deadlocked over onVLsue f r. ,ent propoes a higher basic salary than that propped by the Council oi Joint Action, which thll ms M tended
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    Standard Is Commended
    56 1 'i DRK, F- >. 27 (UP) ifj| n:; Sun real pt ijr The Singapore ta editoi r lip] unatic I D list Ti t gram >.». r "Singapore 4 j:; y kse to the M O <.ie Of '::o i do t- attenti a to tgapore spap
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    RI To Quit Dutch Union
    21 1 j 27 (UP).— t olitkra! H Fore D retVi t is desira- c the i ar."
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    Colonel Young Going To Kenya
    27 1 Colonel Young Going To Kenya v Itek n CBmter) Art] r V ing < t i chiel a c j being X c for the >■. his 8 II
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    TIN PRICE UP
    8 1 PORI S Til t 1
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    Syria's Army Chief Is Arrested
    169 1 Syria's Army Chief Is Arrested BEIRUT, Feb 27 Brigadier Shawqat Shuqair, chief of staff of the Syrian Army, has been arrested by the leaders of the "revolt which ousted Brigadier General Adib Shishakli two days ago, Aleppo radio announced today. Meanwhile, leaders of the revolt are unable to agree on
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    $50,000 Chap-ji-kee Slips Seized
    91 1 SINGAPORE Police brought off one of the biggest chap-ji-kee hauls sin 'c the war. at the tion of Jalan Besar and 1 v ing Lalat yesterday. Chap-ji-kee slips valued at more than $50,000 were re;red and two men were detained. The successful haul was .v 9
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    Ist STEP TOWARDS POLLS IN MALAYA
    182 1 Xl ALA LIMPIR, Sat. The Constituency Delineation Commission proposed by the elections committee will be appointed next month as the "first step" towards Federal polls m Malaya, The Standard learned today. The Committee had recommended that the Commission should comprise three persons '"who are
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    HE GOT THE BIGGEST CHEER
    303 1 photo. THE longest and loudest applause at yesterday's presentation of the insignia of orders and medals by the Governor of Singapore Sir John Nicoll, was for an armless Malay non-commis-sioned officer, LanceBombardier Ramli bin Abu of the Royal Regiment of Artillery. Ramli received the coveted
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    Reds Gain Early Lead
    65 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 27. (AFP) Communist candidates have gained a considerable number of seats, according to the first results of the TravancoreCochin elections reaching here today. Out of the 15 results known so far. the Communists and Communist alliance" parties have won nine seats, Nehru's Congress
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    Advertising Expert Joins The Standard
    205 1 MR, HARRY T. Counter, a seasoned British advertising expert with more than 25 years oi experience to his name, will- join The Singapore Standard on Alar. 1 as Manager oi the Advertisement. and Publicity Department Mr Counter obtained his initial training m London immediately after
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    HAWKERS HAVE MASTER PLAN TO BEAT THUGS
    337 1  - HAWKERS HAVE MASTER PLAN TO BEAT THUGS MICHAEL GOH One day they trill all disappear from lite streets By Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE hawkers have a plan to '.eat the gangsters and petty officials who prey on them. They are going to use the same tactics which foiled the German
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    Daring Bid To Restore Naguib
    206 1 CAIRO, Feb. 27 (Reuler)— Forty army officers are under arrest at Abbassia barracks here today, after an unsuccessful dawn attempt to restore General Mohammed Naguib to power. The revolt 48 hours aftel .strongman Lieut-Colonel Game] Nasser ousted Naguib from the presidency was led by one
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    Two Killed By Boulder
    80 1 PENANG, Sat A huge boulder at a quarry at Aver Itam became disloged yesterdaY evening and crushed to death an Indian labourer Y. Ramasamy (23) while a Chinese youth. Yeap Bee Eng (19) died of injuries shortly after admission into hospital. The two were with eight
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    TERRORISTS KILL CIVILIAN
    31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A 53-year-o!d civilian Yong Sang was murdered by an unknown number of terrorists m the Plentong area of Johore yesterday. He w*as slashed with parangs.
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    Gurkhas Bag A Woman Bandit
    53 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Cheung Kiu, a woman bra'- committee member for N Sembilan m the Commu -orist organisation who into the jungle m 1948, was today killed by a patrol of 1/7 CJ rkha" Rifles m the Jelebu area of the midwestert an state, U
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    THE COUNTESS
    99 1 In and out again COUNTESS Mountbattea of Kurma arrived m Sinyj pore from Calcutta by MAMAS BOAC <>nst«lla tion yesterdas to \iMt service hospitals and St. John Ambulance organization!* m Malaya. Shortly after her arrival at Kallang Airport the Counters took off m another dit (i. lit lor
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    CHWEE KOK IS THIRD
    49 1 MELBOURNE. Feb. 11 (UP) Jon Hen ricks won Australian HO yards freestyle championship title here tonight, clocking 5(i.8 sees Singapore's Neo Chwee Kok finished third. His time was 59.7 sees. Henricks is flying to Brisbane tomorrow to attempt the world 100 metres record On Monday.
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    Film On R.I.
    32 1 A FAMOUS Italian producer. of documentary films, Leonardo Bonzi pans to leave soon for Indonesia, where be vtrill film a full length colour picture on that exotic land.- UP
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    Stop Press
    41 1 CAIRO. Fob. 27 <AP) General Xaeuib will return as President of Egypt and Abdel Nasser will remain as his Prime Minister as <he result of a compromise agreement expected to be announced today to settle Egypt* internal political buttle.
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    540-Mile Voyage Of Seahorse Takes 24 Hrs. And 40 Mins.
    479 2 Runabout's Record Bash To Penang: PENANG, Sot. Four very sun-tonned Singapore adventurers, who arrived here last night m a runabout completing the first phase of their hazardous 1,080-mile trip from Singapore to this island and back today recounted tales which
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    The Poor Move Into Aw's Houses
    358 2 The Poor Move Into A w's Houses HONGKONG. Sit —Seven families and seven women, .some old and tottering, have moved into 10 new stone houses m the Homantin Resettlement Area. The houses were donated by Mr. Aw Boon Haw who. accompanied by Mrs. Aw and their daughter Miss Aw Sian.
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    Anglers' Postbag
    94 3 Anglers' Postbag -ome an-lers fi-.h i!Hi s-.nif undor !he correct way. UN KM.. ring the g fox inglei i the j I ig gam I ro iga Fixed i I ga m 1 put a liva to a ht)ok. and ke it >tav .ili\ r 1-. |1 i>r a swivel?
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    Macbeth To Feature Malayan Background
    520 3 How To Drt > A Kris KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. In keeping with the Malay background to which the play is being: adapted, a fight m typically Malay style bersilat will appear m one of the scenes m the Federation Art Theatre Group's production of Macbeth
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    Had Torch Batteries: Fined $250
    167 3 Had Torch Batteries: Fined $250 PARIT BUN'TAR, Sat. F i possession of two torchlight battery cells in his lorry when he had no permit to do so, Tan Boon Cheang, a 36-year-old lorry driver, was fined $250 or three months' imprisonment by i Inche Aim Bakar bin Ha.ii Hussein in
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      100 3 fot smart>e alttlY <W',' »»%^»f.r.*»»' r'r','* '////XvX'jWMW ••4' 0 j> ft f t s r -f*f s s 0 **f*~ 4 >^^™^^ ">v q M ART> hea i thv hair begins with Brylcreem, the cream that's emulsified for clean grooming. Begin your day witb Brylcreem and see how lustrous it
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      499 3 r r POLICIES IN FORCE Highlights of ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1953 New Assurance: Canadian 576.946.000 Dividends Declared for 1954: (auadian J 1.r>00.000 \n Encreasei Male »ver 1955) of Can. 2..">(M».(KM> Liffi Assurance m force: (excluding Annaity psalracts) (Canadian 5,678,070,600 Assets: Canadian UKS9«7IMM Surplus Contingency Reserve: Canadian s 119.232.657 Benefits Paid
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      47 3 High Blood Pressure If High Blood PrPßfur* make* you dizzy, have pain* around ti«-art, heada'-h"-!". ihsn bra* Hi .n--digestlon. paipltftUoe, ar.d swol ankles, you ran k»-i tlm— < st^nt relief from th^s.- r'irnri-r'.u. r,ynptoms with HTNOX Ajk vu'ir chemist f<»r HTNOX to**» »n«l «e«t veart younger In f«-v> <)•>•.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      106 3 I tost week's solution I 1 SOLUTION to last week's z.le. What is it? Someone puzzle: A can of milk. First m t know Mark your envelope SLNcorrect entry t o be opened DAY PUZZLE and send it was sent by Seet Sim Neo of to the Contest Editor. Sun77
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      514 4 FIVE YEARS OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.. 72 MILLION MILES OF ROAD TESTING 10 MONTHS SPECTACULAR SUCCESS IN THE U.S.A. AND NOW INTRODUCED IN 4 CONTINENTS The Greatest Motor Spirit Development m Years %NITIIS CONTROL ADDITIvf (British Patent Registered) j 1 EXCLUSIVE TO SHELL! How SHELL with ICA gives you smoother
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    More Indian Troops Here
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    BOY (6) IN LOTTERY CASE
    18 5 BOY (6) IN LOTTERY CASE irri M.ilY Kt'port-r E VR-OLO Pang 1 I a •I i bail i
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    DATO ONN IS ACCUSED OF CHICANERY
    95 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot-Co!. H. S. Uc, on A. leader and Member for Railways, today bed Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar's midweek :;sm of the relations between the Malayan Hi Association and the Chinese Chambers nmerce as "poiificol chicanery." d nttisleading the Cl se Chambers
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    Tecs Denied Bail: Wanted For 'Parade'
    18 5 Tecs Denied Bail: Wanted For 'Parade' ■.i arm- 2 restei the S re F the O be for
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    IGNORED ORDER
    10 5 Bned $U PoliC( Court, for ng Court m
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    'Ditching Workers' Allegation Refuted
    164 5 'Ditching Workers Allegation Refuted standard Stall Reporter THE d:i.M ;ii j. >.t Action yesterday related charges made bj the secretary <>i the Government and ':•> Council Labour Union, Mr. R. K. Palaiyan, that I it "ditihefl" th<> workers when it recently agreed that i U Govenunenl increased the salary scales
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    ICE-CREAM FINE
    12 5 V.. X sold :erico at Port -10 or j IFI
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    Wake Up Politically, Says MCA
    104 5 .f. 0H r s^— Aa appeal gal Chinese to join the MJayan Chinese Associa- I :i 1 work towards «w strengthening of the association both m prestige and mi n practice is contained fc a small booklet n being distributed r v '-ranch associa- the
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    'Operation Service' Extended
    94 5 'Operation Service Extended PENANG, Sat.— "Operation Service" m the form of taking the office to the public will be d nded to the people of the -easl district of Penang Island next month. Rural Board, Penang. tabjtsb collecting centres .nous points m the districi lection of Rural I and Land
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    WOMAN IS BOUND OVER
    60 5 A WOMAN, Chua Ah Tui, I K>k caustic soda to end her becau 9h< had Ei ■n1 quarrels with her husbai I is n tjd m the Singapore Fifth Police Court ye I Chua, who pleaded .guilty to attempted suicide was bound over to be of
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    Army Writer Says 'Good-bye Malaya'
    435 5  -  Captain D. H. de T. Reade By wiiHIN A FEW MONTHS of the tmergency being declared m Malaya it has been my privilege to have written about the Army and what it is doing m the campaign against Communist terronsm and m these six years
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    KITTENS BORN IN CHIMNEY ARE TRAPPED
    301 5  - KITTENS BORN IN CHIMNEY ARE TRAPPED JAMES PETER CHIN By Standard Stair Reporter THE SINGAPORE City Council and the Fire j Brigade may be asked tomorrow to decide the j fate of a litter of kittens. For the lasl three days and nights, the plaintive "meows" of the kittens trapped
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    Motor Club Officials
    81 5 THE Singapore Motor Club j held its annual general meetI ing at the Adelnhi Roof Gar- den on Wednesday and elected i the office be r the year. President, J. N. Lockerbie. v. (resident. J. I\l. K. ft", hon. secretary. Bruce, hon. treasurer P. W Conner. Committee:
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    He Resigns MCA Post
    79 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat— Mr. I Wong Peng Long, well-known i resident and the y ning I j member of the Town' Co I here, has resigned from the Secretaryship of the M.C.A.. Johore. lie is to set up his own I business m Kulai. Mr. Wong
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    GENIAL CLUB OFFICIALS
    57 5 THL following have been cted office-bearers of the Sin gapo re Gen ial C 1 ub President, Mr. R.N. ..1 i( Vi :e-President, Miss P. B■' > I Secretary. Mr. K. Pun- j murthi; Games Chairman. Mr. K. Kalidas; Treasurer, Mr 'ML Chinnappa; Sports Secretary. Mr. X.
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    Wet Blankets Put Out Fire
    78 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sol.— A fire alarm early thii morning i I sent a widow, Chan Toh X with two of her children I as many grandchildren, out of I their beds m a murky room En .China Town here this morning. Firemen who rushed to
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      168 5 i The Parker "51" Pen "learns" tlie way you write! d i mmwm iiu, ahoat S boUTS rf writing, this SCnsitlVC reason *hv the Pa;<er A-er aooai o bwuk m rhis oen can actually '-learn' and remember jnc then jW th t %vay f or decband^riting. It remembers the way
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    First Offenders Given Chance To Rehabilitate
    1334 6  -  CHRISTINE LIEMER I This is the final article m a series of four on Singa- Z I gapore prisons, by Christine Diemer. The first 2 I three were on the Female Prison, Pearl's Hill; The j Pearl's Hill Prison, Outram Road, and Changi j
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      280 6 B. I. ROUND TRIPS TO JAP A N 28 to 3 2 days with approximately 10 days m Japanese Ports "Santhia sailing 22nd June "Sirdhana sailing 22nd July "Santhia sailing sth Sept. Ist C1a55... 5745 2nd Class $590 CHILD REX ACCORDING TO AGE ISLAV KERR 6 Co., Ltd. 11 A.
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    I SEE PRINCE CHARLES
    1064 7 bmbn JOHNQSAN #/##> it rsU>i- *§><>£* t nta nt/ t/<>tii\s as Veil<>t o/ Uuht* mi i* <ii it bit #\f//f. W J! t*y #-> .v /f i s J m »n>< '/,.<> PriNC« hurl, mh bom rlimuxcd the far* yew •> ///r R^d ■••rn*^^ //VjV U
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    RING-MY-NUMBER SERVICE
    231 7 RING-MY-NUMBER SERVICE A PASTOR who has start- ed a "Ring-my-number C if-you-want-advice M service, has called m a 25-year-old deaconess to help him m H case girls who ring up preZ fer to ta k to a woman. "< The pastor, the Rev. Peter j West, J: J -year-o!d miai
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      115 7 swis-i M IDE WUIKI'KGIM I\( ABI O' \VliM\<\, M< i iLI l l i^< U \'l LBI E M I? AND 21 SI ROM U I LEADING H j^iP^\ non't c Jm,~ jA take cr»u •> Pleasant, refreshing EN< the gcntl to keg morning liverishness, soothing and seeding to the
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    Sexy Calendars Are On The Way Out
    175 8 Sexy Calendars Are On The Way Out CLEVELAND, Ohio There ■cc 09 to re a cl'Ti renoe of op::i' a a* to 'he current i sexj girl calen-j i sroen and GBi ial of several firms hen recen to six w "54' models and discuss current j AX. ore, vice
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    Women Are Brainier Today
    197 8 Women Are Brainier Today IKEDAVS w. nan la twice as imother, but whi I gained m ost m ro- rity says. D c ■'■-I. of the <-f v.'..: Jung I itute fur Ana a] Psyi s. says that modern woman d(R DOl d :::..:i i:i a.VO c woman of two
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    Abbe Pierre – Hero Of A Bitter Winter
    1277 8 Abbe Pierre Hero Of A Bitter Winter TfERO of the bitterest winter Paris has known since 1940 is an unknown priest, the Abbe Pierre. Hoirified by the number of homeless flocking to the subway stations for warmth and shelter, and the thousands joining them rather than huddle m unheated slums,
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    He Dug— And Found A Monster's Bones!
    392 8 He Dug— And Found A Monster's Bones! '['HERE have be in 1 [1 ly recent and I ticularly m the northwast province kno«vn Piedmont. Uranium has been discov< re I then it has not yet been possible to ascertain whether < .< sits are big enough to Justify i large-scale
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      221 8 )'on fei more for your money and yi:< for your beauty h. t finJ a < Hi < I r > t i Stop m ai >.. i i Ij I J ffl 1 f x Rl n i 4L» fIV W&~ WKT~~ *yt^" ■-i *23ftli BROOKLAXP^ CHOCOLATE LAXATIVE X
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      389 8 5t¥!SS MADE >^/ wf^ 21 JEWELS >^ <<&*§£&%' LOOK FOR THE SYMBOL ON THS WATCH C3AL 'S&ffcfZt'^'*' A tin ol De W i AaU V^^^^^**^" Powder m the hour: is f tf»«' v^ ~'C^ Te^^y a.nswer to < mou o J^^^ c^cstivc dtsorderf cuned ->^> i^'^ excess stomach ac»d _/wjt
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    WILL THIS GIRL'S DAIRY SHOCK A NATION ?
    517 9  - WILL THIS GIRL'S DAIRY SHOCK A NATION KEITH WATERHOUSE >\vm\\w\\\\\ T^n vwwwwwwv BECAUSE vi a secret, an attractive Italian girl is hiding m a Florence convent— in fear of her life. Sic Anna Maria Monet a daughter of a Mi lawyer. Dei secret is a document that >he calls "The
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    RUTH CHIN IS UNIQUE
    468 9 rjUTH CHIN, a Chinese"l American girl of Muncie, Indiana, has the mosi exciting i nd unique Job of any girl m 'nor town. She is a re. 1 n:ioT'i»r;iphfr on a dai newspaper, the Muncie ening Press. She is. m fact, one of the few women
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    NUDITY IS WOMEN'S AIM
    110 9  -  Prelate Says The Roman Catholic Archbishop o\ Melbourne. Dr. Daniel Mannix, attacked the •■intdin!" of women's clothing recently and said some garments looked as thoughthey had been -sprayed on. He 'old the National Catholic Girls' Movement conference that nothing indicated ti paganism of ihe present day
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    Said One Ant To His Grandpa
    722 9  -  HAL BOYLE 7 have a revolutionary idea../ NEW YORK, (APi In the year -4,000 a young ant rushed eagerly into the office of his grandfather, the tycoon of the male ant clothing industry. "Wei!, grandpa I've got a revolutionary idea," he said excitedly, spreading
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    LONDON'S BOW BELLS WILL RING AGAIN
    169 9  -  MILTON MARMOR By- 1 j"'/r tvar bli\ hof St. Ma i-Le-Bow m London is bc'mg restored and <?, fit last, true Coc 1 Wren will again be 'itfrin c ioa-d 0/ B beNs." Huicerer. I he four ycnrs before i/:e Chri«tojj/. r IV en
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    A Far Eastern Munich?
    675 10 'I". i Conto been < ated event o t .s s c Fcr Ec^tcr-i The which were en ctfshoot of rl c^r Conference n Eeri n how been ntended to i ol nference Hst Ihe <crt -■> c c O la. So > g ltd I
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  • THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS
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      Tasmania: Queen Opens Parliament
      106 10 iys Monday, the Q;:een Ned the Bfth scsi ion of the 30th. T; i an Pari; lenl m Hobart. It was an i npn > i colourful ceremony, despite the overcast gi y skj the rain, which stoi temporarily just before the Qi .i q arrived.
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      London: Berlin Post-Mortem
      104 10 INTHOXY EDEN. F< S- time m answering quesi i i m ihe ComiTY it the Bf r m Conference. H< frankly ad tied that the Conferei s not a success, and, ex i pt for I sion to .c Greneva Conference to discuss th« >'. Eastern Pr
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      Two Presidents In Middle East Get The Sack
      230 10 HE centre of work! news shifted la>t week to the Middle East. Two presidents, with a few hours of each other, lost their posts en Thursday. General Mohammed Na°,uib of Egypt who chased Kin^ Farouk out of his palaces :i«<(;iit two years
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      Syria: Afashi Back In Power
      102 10 y \SHi \s w "legal S: an a i tatement A the was Shi- 195 thai P( Party i ling a political to pre\ sion luestioi c pei He referred I i stern als for a PTATO- ike Eastern defence > Iced by the rthrew
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      Karachi: U.S. Military Aid
      504 10 OAKISTAN Premier Mohammed A.i announced on Thursday that the United States has agreed to grant itary iid to Pakistan. The move did not please In lia, although Winston ■hill welcomed Eisenhower's decision. President Eisenhower issued a jtat< enl exp aining the i t the grant as
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      Indo-China: Nehru Urges Ceasefire
      140 10 pNCOURAGED by India's J pari m the Korean armistice. Premier Pandit Nehru on Monday ca ed for a ceasefire until the Geneva Conference set for April 26. Mr. Nehru announced no definite plans for the ceasefire, and although the suggestion was noted with attention m the
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      Peiping: Mao Reported III
      143 10 Pei ping: Mao Reported III I\[AO TSE-TUXG, presi-i-"-L dent of Communist China, has been reported, seriously ill. He has not been seen m public since December 16 last Another report, however, said that lie is not sick but is away m Moscow. Rumours of Mao's sickness have been prevalent now
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      Formosa: Premier Sounds Warning
      234 10 Formosa: P remier Sounds Warning T>REMI£R Chen Cheng to.d J the Legislative Yuan on Friday that ti ne was running out for 1 N tionalistj m their plan to recover lost mainland. must i Irate n our efforts on staging a i early count< r-atl gainst the mainl; nd." said.
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      Tokyo: Yoshida Stands Firm
      109 10 i OPPOSITION parties hurled a series of charges of incompetence and corruption at th< V i Government and anded it to resign. But the 75-year-old premier rel ised to budge and i ick to h s und. He warned on Friday that any hasty >' reshuffle
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      Jakarta: To Sever Holland Ties
      110 10 pOREIGN Minister Sunarjo announced on Friday that Indonesia will withdraw from the Dutch Union this year, severing all political ties with Holland. We hope the Dutch are willing to agree to speedy dissolution because an amicable bilateral settlement is desirable," he said m an interview
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      Where They Talk And Sing About Malaya
      1160 11  -  ANDREW ROTH Says I iir. ATTACK of Dr. Victor Purcell, former act inn Secretary of Chinese Affairs, on General lempier cuntinaes to he a subject of much comment m this town. Both are welt-known figures here and when a polemical attack such as
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    David Lim Is On A Slow-Boat Home
    373 11  - David Lim Is On A SlowBoat Home TOM TAN O.V board the slow boat home is Darid him Hee Lim, 23-year-old son of Mr. a it Mrs. Lim Kee Sionq. Mr. Urn is the Manager and owner of the him Omnibut Company of Seremban. David, a graduate of Southern Methodisi
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    SNOW ON THE FEDERATION FLAG AT KIRKBY
    609 11  - SNOW ON THE FEDERATION FLAG AT KIRKBY LILY TAN By LOR the first ttae m history, the Malayan flag flew above sscv on foreign soil! It was i ed< ration Day, I 4 and I ere m Kirkby. m this "Co!< n\ of Malaya, tlie flag <>t Hie Federation of
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      India Is Building Up Her Merchant Fleet
      866 12 j hi: Giovernment of India is to welcome any Indian shipping enterprise m the movement ol oil, into and f%om India and m the coastal transport of oil. un be seen m the recent visits to Singapore of s Hying Indian colours, lurui
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    Britain & US In New Air Battle?
    294 12 Britain US In New Air Battle? V NEW battle for the lead m civil aircraft design seems to /)c looming up between tain and the L'/iited .Yom- t/ml BritaiTj lias <i lead »>i jet airliners, a nnm-\ her 0) American companies are working o" n new breed ol aircraft which
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    U.S. Navy Has New Carrier-Based Fighter Plane
    26 12 ifa manu/octure/ 0m ptone combines interceptor speed and fighter XamwvrabiiSu uuh Wit loud-currying capacity oj an attack bomber. i
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      CAUGHT!
      36 13 C CAPTURED by Apaches, hi* wn-ts imiiinl with leather j thongs, Westenet Uoada lane (lofcl ayiit') awaits j ;i test «<f eoantse at the hands of his captors m 2 ••iiun.in" (Warner's TecbaiJ r.ilour oiTcriiiK).
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      Rains Really Cuts Loose In Crime Thriller
      602 13 Rains Really Cuts Loose In Crime Thriller pLAUDE RAINS needs no introduction to cinema fans. A first-rate actor at all times, he has consistently given brilliant performances m whatever roles he has handled m his screen career. En "The Man Who Watched The Trains Go By" an Eros-A Raymond StrossJosef
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      HEART BREAK IN KOREA
      303 13 IVE seen some shockers 5» my time, but for hitting a new low m motion picture enD ent, Republics "Flight Norse" takes .some beating. For little else than undiluted propaganda meant to boost up American morale and help enlist more members 01 < foi service m
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      OFF THE CUFF
      87 13 OHOOTING of "The Purple nain" is at present proceeding m Ceylon according [^schedule with pigiriya. Urving the location ior the screen version oi n Bates* famous novel. I 3 the film's team, headed v producer John Bryan where the Technicolor i picture^ is being made. r>EPrBI.IC Pictures
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      New Pix Worth Seeing
      157 13 THE U.S.I.S. Film Library m Baffles Place. Singapore, has Te£wed. a new batch of foSSg deserve mention RATTLE IN" THE TARAI better India. !TSS£Lrt£a of the' PJf^ out film, showing the fruits of the labour to create a new community. •MEN ON THE LAND animated cartoon
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      ANOTHER 'SHANE' – WITH APACHES
      760 13 ANOTHER 'SHANE' WITH APACHES "HPOUGH GUY" screen hero John Wayne just m case you don't know it doesn't Limit his talents to only being an actor. For quite some time now he's been more seriously involved m the picture business, turn- ing out his own movies m j partnership with
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    DIOR KNOWS BEST
    806 14  -  ALISON SETTLE From The Perls ftreg.s Shows v^ m UfJ m*««*x*- i vM I v .m. M. Ckristian I). •>!• hi- lorrftth gauged Mtlitudr ol women towards rluihes. iii> Ben eollertion X i miracle > t fenininitj, s r l < >■ ■ml mt ha I appears
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    FOR THE MEM'S NOTEBOOK
    200 14 LLWAYS include your chopping board m your t dishwashing. A quick I soap and ivater will eliminate any unpleasant that may cling to tod. R nsc. wipe, a■ d m the air to dry. won't waste stept 1 >hen you are bedmaking, stand on one side
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    'Dear Joy Jones...
    699 14 ;;il '.as st d going out with a friend oi mine uno has a car. She still sees me but things are not the same. ilnu can she still love me? "LIONEL" (Spore). I WOULD advise you to ontiniie for ac e as they are, li wo
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    All Eyes On The Waist
    352 14  - All Eyes On The Waist Ailsa Garland FATH FASHIOH DIERRE BALMAOJ <.i ris Is earn >"- lhr cor set theme started i < alls i)v lacqi .it!;. All ei es are now focussed at R'aist levet Oa dr< sses, tfce figure is moulded from jusl radet tin* bust t:> the
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      224 14 Tli® Stars /ts£gl lT©a -k By RITA DEL MAR jy ambitions. Small peoule al- m\ lEG 23 to Sent r nays Ho that, but the r.Miiv l; f ~7\ i, great make yon fell thai you es Regulate n■ r <iis become sreat" cover some ten >t >l; k Iwain
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    Sunday PICTURE PAGE
    169 15 nbnmnmb THE PICTURES ON THIS PAGE PROVIDE THE ANSWER i WHAT do they do m Oxfcrd when studies ere over for the day? It may be a "do" m the digs or a "cap;r" m the college. But this is often the theme: The l:ghts ore dimmed
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    'Lock-out' Notice Is Served On 300 Dairy Farm Men
    381 16 TWO Singapore gold- < Z ers have been selected c Z for a special three-month training course m the i United Kingdom. They are Helene Chiang 3 fright captain of the I 11th Singapore (iirl i Guide Company and Che Wan
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    42 16 photo. THE Governor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll. pins the M. BE. on the breast of Mr. Albert Edward Monteiro, who won the honour for 50 years of service with the Singapore Harbour Hoard, at an investiture m Government House yesterday.- Standard
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    Aust. Team To Probe Our Trade Methods
    177 16 SINGAPORE'S building methods and trade prac- titles will be investigated next week by a party of 21 1 Australian building experts. The Australians, who are I members oi an industrial productivity team, will arrive m Sin re I Qantas constellation, o n the
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    Heavy Rain Floods Low Lying Areas
    77 16 A HLAW downpour thai Eel] m Singapore Last evening Hooded the lew lying areas o!i Bukit limah and Thomson Roads. The Bukit Timah cana] overflowed on to the road ai many points and brought traffic to a standstill M. motorists attempting to v. [c
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    Dance Treat For S'pore
    65 16 SINGAPOREANS are m for a rare musical and dancing I treat when (he curtain rises on "Snow While and dance variations,* 1 by pupils of Maudrene's School of Dancing, at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow. A select appreciative audience yesterday atfcsnded a preview of the play
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    MISBEHAVED: $10
    34 16 MISBEHAVED $10 KERNIAL Singh and Muktar Singh of For; Swettenham were fined $10 or five days' imprisonment by the Klang Magistrate on Friday for beh iving m a disorderly nor m a public road.
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    65 16 Bl'KiT Panjang Gov- 1 eminent English School is the first regional school m Singapore to organise an Animal Lovers' League among its students. Mr. V.W. Rramptoa, l! i president of the Singa- pore A<ni m a 1 Lovers* i League, declared the Club i open yesterday. 1 Standard photo .shows
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    96 16 TO the model sir] < f I the Singapore Salvation I Army Girls' liome. it was a dream tame true when she married a 30 year old rattan worker, Teo Ah Yew at the Registry yesterday. For the past two fears 18 year old Cine FeMC Thye. had won the
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    RUBBER DULL
    128 16 RUBBER DULL THE rubber market m Singapore remained dull and featu U throughout yesterday with only small business passing, first grade rubber for Marcn shipment closing at o'. J h i per lb. (532 cents on Friday 1 The market was uncertain at n i with traders shov little inclination
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    ANCIENT RITE AT FUNERAL
    58 16 AN ancieat burial ritual i performed a t the I: At. Gordon Warr late general manager of General Lighterage L pany, who died after a short illness. Mr. Warringtnn was a senior tber of the Royal Antidiluvian Snr\ v ry of I.: fa one of the
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    ROAD CLOSED
    36 16 LORONG H. Telok X Road m Sii re, v. bej closed m ioas to through traffic for the next five months, for the purpose of constructing The has been approved by the City Council
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    Cashier Who Took $55,876 Gets 18 Months
    211 16 Cashier Who Took $55,876 Gets 18 Months A MAN. who joined a firm as a bill collector and was later promoted as a third cashier of a Singapore shipping firm, was, yesterday sentenced to 18 months rigorous imprisonment, when he pleaded guilty to crimin- a] b: ach oi by ;-,I:
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    ARSON PROBE: TAILOR HELD
    16 16 xAPORF an ar Roaci. have se* tire t he v. the landlord.
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    Rehearsal Of Chinese Play
    12 16 Rehearsal Of Chinese Play A REHEARS V prod be 1 on I
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    Medal For Chemistry
    20 16 gradjale of the V: Malaya and a tl S coy Chem: emistry. A to commen Japanese i
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    SIKH PARTY
    23 16 S FGAPORE'S s munity gaw i El party to GianJ Pail i S i Si ig at G H Cafe, j
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    SALSU To Boycott Future Elections
    155 16 Standard Staft Reporter CIVILIAN clerical employees ol the \.i; Singapore, will "boycott" futu;e election^ central and local governments m the protest against certain alleged anomalies m tin Constitutional Commissions recommendations A resolution to this < was adopt) i at the eiglr general meeting of the
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    Found With Gold Worth $150,000
    76 16 Found With Gold Worth $150,000 OXf; AH TEE. was charged m the S First Di Court y- 100 gold bars worth ito the A! tern. I Ed with Tin- cution aliegec Ong ai ther man .pan 1 c officers of the SiJecial Division of the Customs I partment observed them.
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    TRISHA MAN IS STABBED
    34 16 OH LIAN CHUAN 52 Guan Street was found with a stab wound about 2 p.m. yesterday kpel Road near the Ra b. id to the General Hospital. His conditioi ;eri
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    STC Man Gets A New Face
    49 16 STC Man Gets A New Face s was disfigured ago. BOAC as good as c ii undergo: I Upper C B I tacked by acic Genera] H paid for I all c: Sussex. B nied f met on I 5 Ai Sp s c S.T.C. very grate! pany had
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    British Football Results
    69 17 British Football Results t i>l\ isiov i I 'A DP 2. B v J J '.U !-.M)\ II I) lam 1. 1 r i:\Te 4. 1 ■W. IB -:>l HI v i I r 1. s 0. 1. 0. R 1 HI II! M'Kii! I R9I < I P Ird
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    Perez KOs The Pep Out Of Pep
    34 17 Perez KOs The Pep Out Of Pep UP). g I len. toB .jped the m the se :ica! r ins to I v. rk Si B rk 8.,\;-.^ O Of In the no de
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    PENANG FIGHT 'TIDAL WAVE'
    671 17 Indians On The Rampage Again Hit 12 Goals &tt%^ZjttZSU%J2?" the stuffins uul ot the almost unbelfev?bfe OU b r aU S oon!^. ted the Cr Wd W h their eXCe ent stifk Penang learn battled 'against what appeared to be a tid vave from across the
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    123 17 El IK sill, r a Huh' girl hit the h/,d:nin/«>/i headlines alxwl six \rars nfto (it the Irrirt-I tiinn, she has Iftt.'i eaiierlimg i i:ks tt.nl trophies, O.iU fke little »irl is mmm n Italy and site's fWVffy Helen He:i^. seen h r e se-.tetl he! h ten the l>r,nnl
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    MHC PICK AGAIN & DROP PLAYERS INDIANS PRAISE
    511 17  - MHC PICK AGAIN DROP PLAYERS INDIANS PRAISE M. FERNANDEZ B y IHLRE HAS a lot ot controversy after the selection of the Malayan National side which played against the Indian Federation Hockey tourists and were whipped 14-2. i This defeat shows that the MHC officials are to be Warned The
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    CRICKET 'LORDS' WIPE OUT A LAW
    759 17 Lall Singh Writes Again AT the time of writing, the Indian Federation lltxke\ team touring Malaya are of nuirse. the main *»»rtl»j attraction But neverthelevs. tricket fever is On a^a.n Most of our criikettrs have already started feeling their bats and practicing new srips.
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    New Type Golf Club
    123 17 NEW YORK. (UP)— The U.S. Golf Association officially dis- approved recently of a new type "anti-vacuum wool club" which ha,d three air-shafts m it to increase the speed with ivhich the club could be swung. Some members who had experimented with the driver, said that it
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    KO Games Rained Off
    58 17 THE Singapore Hockey Association knock-out finals between Ceylon Sports Club and Singapore Recreation Club m the senior section and the Harbour Board and Engineers Regiment m the junior section which was 1o be played at the SCC yesterday has been postponed to Wednesday March 3. The
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    FAVOURITE WINS
    185 17 MELBOURNE. Feb. 27 (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh saw the favourite Cromis, a colt by Helies who was bred b y the late King George VI. \vi n the £8,000 Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Flemington today. Cromis 2-1 favourite also won a gold cup worth
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    McDonald Unbeaten
    83 17 ADELAIDE. Feb. 27 (Reuter) Colin McDonald scored 176 not out for Victoria against South Australia m the Sheffield Shield match here. Victoria, who must win the match to share The shield championship with New South ■Wales, scored 295 tor four wickets m re] ly to South Australia's 315.
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    Nee Soon Shoot
    64 18 T'VENTY t ant 4 i REMt: I I B i Wor District 3. 41 Base Veh D s- ils. ACC Tr^ Centi R■• BTC, HQ Nee S HMS Ni md. r A with a 5 ra ■v hd the shoot B re 383 I the -up posil
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    FEAF Boxers Go For Titles On Thursday
    493 18  -  RAFMAN by Ih| Far East Air F«ri c Boxing Championships will be held at R.A.F. Maintenance Base SeleUr on Thursday March 18. At the time of going to press, the preliminaries will commence at 5 p.m. and the finals at 8.45 p.m. The
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    55 18 i GHQ Signal Regi- ment display their Sunday smiles m this picture and they have every reason to. It was taken after they had beaten 30 Bn. RAOC for the Anchor Cup m the Singapore Base District inter unit boxin g championships final last week. The Signals scored 20 against
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    Another Fijian With A Terrific Wallop
    290 18 Another Fijian With A Terrific Wallop FROM the Ist Fijian Infantry m Malaya comes Mike Ravula, welter and middleweight champion of Fiji Islands, to make his debut m a Singapore ring on Saturtoy March 27 at the Happy World stadium. Mike s matched against Benny Salem, welter and middlevreight kingpin
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    HAMPS SHINE IN LAST COLONY GAME
    788 18  -  NIPPER By PLAYING their last game of soccer m Singapore M"!*! 1^ this week, the Hamps beat the RAPC by 1 goal to nil. The first ha f was vwj srrannv and the only goad football that was seen came from the rigeri mho
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    Seletar Win KO Hockey
    136 18 Seletar Win KO Hockey Ih.- hockey s< ai Seletai on i Imal ai th< H., Mala >.1 Int.-r Si 1 h<- lina lists j .tnd KAI iim. jnd \>r\ dose slid i.ard ulilcll imlli foal.*>oim- <•/ t dtn Seletar beal Cl foals to mil play v. fence i 3 subdued
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      GIVE THE CREDIT TO THE BAM
      633 19 GIVE THE CREDIT TO THE BAM Ooi Teik Hock and Ong Poh Lim —put them together— and Kalaya has a world-beating doubles pair. I HAVE SAID many unkind things about the Badminton Association of Malaya. I am still sore about their treatment of a world" champion and their obvious reluctance
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      KLANG HOCKEY
      32 19 XI fcNG, Sat.— A hattrick by I Hong Cheang m the firs', ban enabled the Seiangor Coa.^t Club to beat the Klane Club 3-2 m the Klang knockout hockey competition.
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      No Boys For SAFA
      173 19 SCHOOLBOYS m Singapore will not he allowed to participate m Singapore AFA league matches, and speaking On this subject. Singapore school headmasters had this to say: V Ambiavagar, acting headmaster of Ruffles Institution: I am against boys taking part m league games of a competitive nature
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      Column For Mr. Bumble
      198 19 THIS IS N0... 1 seems thai I have touched off a hornet'i ksi— *i far as the Federation is concerned— in my comments on Singapore's performance against the Indian Hockey tourists, and here are three letters to show that my opinions are not everybody s piece
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      No Free Dinner
      87 19 > So much has been said 1 about my 'prejudice' against 1 the Federation... and my at--1 tempts to praise the Smga--1 pore Hockey Association. If it counts for anything. It should be of interest to know that m spite of this apparent regard for the SHA
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      De Souza Con Butt In
      265 19 disappointed of X.1.. writes an' very flisappointed to read •i James article on Hockey m the issue of The Singapore Standard Sunday Feb 14. He asks whethei M H AT de Souza and his crowd or Mr G. E. N. Oehlers and his men run
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      HERE'S HOW TO BE PREJUDICED
      455 19 ?Plavfair' of Seremban, writes: Mr leffery James m his 'ixsiDE "SPORT" column m the Sunday Standard of 21s February. 1954 dealt at length with "Critics across the Causeway" who can n o t stomach songs abuiu Singapore". However, m doing it he seems to have
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      LINESMAN HIT, TOO
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