The Straits Times, 17 February 1952

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    28 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition ol The Straits rimes c* Singapore Free Press No. 863. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENT'S.
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    IMP BEATEN AT THE POLLS
    476 1 UMNOand MCA win KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. SUPERB organisation on the part of the Malayan Chinese Association and the United Malays National Organisation today gave the six-weeks old alliance a sweeping victory in Kuala Lumpur's first Municipal election. In spite of Dato Onn bin Ja'afar's eve-of-the-poll
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    Mac Donald to stay on —official
    81 1 Mac Donald to stay on —official British Government has extended for a further period the term of office' of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, CommissionerGeneral in South East Asia. Mr. Mac Donald was due to retire in May of this year. The announcement, which was published in Singapore yesterday, added that
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    GIGANTIC TASK' FROM MARCH
    268 1 Fed. police to be reorganised KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fHE first step in the gigantic task of retraining and reorganising the Federation's police force, envisaged in the speech by the High Commissioner, Ceneral Sir Cerald Templer, to senior Government officers two days after his arrival in Malaya,
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    All Suez trains are stopped
    158 1 All Suez trains are stopped ISMAILIA. SaU r piE British Army today stopped all Egyptian state railway traffic throughout the Suez Canal zone after the terrorist mining of a British military oil train last night. The mined train was on the main Port Sald-Suea line, about 25 miles north of
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    BADMINTON STARS JOIN JOHORE
    85 1 BADMINTON STARS JOIN JOHORE THE four Singapore bad- minton stars Wong Peng Soon. Ong Poh Lim. Ismail Marjan and Cheong Hock Leng have had their applications to the Johore Badminton Association to represent Johore approved. A Johore Badminton Association press release states that the J.B.A. committee met yesterday under the
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    Hatta for Spore
    33 1 inoonesiag vice-President, Mohammed Hatta, will arrive in Singapore on Wednesday in the Dutch luxury liner Wlllem Ruys, en route to East Sumatra. He will stay in Singapore for a day.
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    Mr. Merton Brown found shot dead
    215 1 THE Singapore ship-builder and sportsman, Mr. Mertor Brown, was found dead shot through the head /esterday morning in his house in Holland Road A revolver was found beside him, on the floor of a verandah outside his bedroom. Mrs. Duncan Robertson, wife of a
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    JAP SAILOR WAS SPY, SAID BATHER
    94 1 SYDNEY. Sat. pOLICE at Adelaide have been asked to Investigate the Japanese sfclp, Orient Maru, on a complaint by an Austra4Jan that a Japanese sailor waa a. any. the ship said he saw a sailor take out his miniature camera with telephoto lens and
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    The beginning of a sad Journey
    48 1 HEAVILY veiled. the Queen Mother and Queen Elizabeth, drive from Buckingham Palace on the way to Westminster Hall to await the arrival of the cortege ana the oody of King George VI See Rebecca Wests- account of the Funeral in page two.
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    SIR GERALD WISHED THEM ALL LUCK
    262 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE High Commissioner, Central Sir Gerald Tempter, today toured polling centre* in Kiula Lumpur and showed great interest' in the town's first Municipal elections. He stopped and spoke to candidates outside the stations, shook them by the hand and wished them
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    Jets will be joint effort
    66 1 LONDON. Sat. BRITAIN, Canada and the United States hav e agreed to combine resources to produce, equip and man squadrons of American -type FB6 Sabre Jet fighters under the North Atlantic Treaty partnership. Equipment furnished by the United States will be financed by Mutual Defence
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    Results SENTUL
    52 1 Results SENTUL 1. Inche Abdullah Yassin (UMNO-MCA) 1616 2. Inch* Yahaya bin Sheik Ahmad (UMNO-MCA) .1,296. 3. Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Hakim (UMNO-MCA) 1.243 Other candidates: Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak (IMP) 1,151: Inche Mohamed Tahir bin Kuteh (IMP) 834; Mr. K. V. Thaver (IMP) 744; Inche Pawanchlck bin Mohamed
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    BUNGSAR
    52 1 1. Mr. S. C. E'Singam (IND.i 718 2. Mr. K. L. Devaser (IMP) 577 3. Mrs Devaki Krlshnan (IMP) 570 Other candidates: Inche Ahmad bin Hajl Mahmood (UMNO-MCA) 517: Raja Mohamed bin Raja Allang (UMNO-MCA) 508; Mr. S. Karalasingham (LAB) 464: Mr. T. Rajpndra (IMP) 422; Mrs Elsie Somasundram
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    IMBI
    53 1 1. Mr. Chan Chee Hong (MCA UMNO) 840 2. Mr Cheah Ewe Keat (MCA-UMNO) 833. 3 Mr. Douglas Lee (MCAUMNO) 778. Other candidates: Mr. K. C Chla (Lab.) 645: Mr T. R! Marks (IMP) 530: Mr Chua Boon Ouan d..IP> 452; Mrs. E Ramachandram (IMP) 419; Mr. Ho Tee
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    PETALING
    58 1 1. Mr. Chan Kwong Hon (MCA-UMNO) 871 2. Mr. Ong Yoke Lin (MCA-UMNO) 856 3. Mr. Y. T. Lee (MCA-UMNO) 750 Other candidates: Mr. Ng Kok Thoy (IMP) 323; Mr. Leong Hoe Yeng (IMP) 320; Miss Loke Soh Lip (IMP) 299; Mr. A. Tharmallngam (Ind.) 299; Mr. V.O.T. Slngam
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    Cocos service in July
    71 1 THE new Qantas Empire Air. ways Constellation service between Sydney and Johannesburg via the Cocos Islands will begin eaiiy hi July, says Captain R. B. Tapp, the new manager of the service. Capt. Tapp passed through Singapore yesterday by Qantas-BOAC from Sydney on his way to
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    HE SIGNED ON AS CREW
    74 1 LONDON, Sat. fJAPTAIN Dod Orsborne, who crossed the Atlantic in the Qrimsby trawler Girl Pat in 1936 with a school atlas and a crew of three. has sailed from here in a cockle shell craft an 18-foot sailing sloop as a member of the crew.
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    Memorial for King: Singapore scheme
    259 1 Memorial for King: Singapore scheme i CINCAPORE community leaders yesterday urged j the setting up of a memorial in the City to perpetuate the memory of King George They told the Sunday Times ihey had no doubt that the project would receive enthusiastic support from the public. While a few
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    'Money' burned to thank gods
    38 1 TAIPEH. Sat. The Chinese crew of the British steamship Wlug San burned worthless paper money at Keelung yesterday to thank the gods for their safe arrival in Formosa, after escaping from China. Reuter.
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    Flowers from the people chased doom away
    2547 2  - Flowers from the people chased doom away REBECCA WEST IT WAS A BRAVE SIGHT OUTSIDE ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL By "|"HE morning of the King's funeral was gently grey There was light fog on the lowlands round Windsor and the sky was veiled. The weather has been so bad lately that
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    HIS SOLDIERS BORE HIM TO HIS REST
    104 3 DRAWN by five b«y hones. th« coffin containing th« body of th« King ij taken two milei throwgh •ilent crowds (above) through th« village of Wolverton from Sandringham Church on Monday to the station. Th«r« it only one wreafh on tha coffin that
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    One-way traffic experiment for City traffic
    230 3 One-way traffic experiment for City traffic VICTORIA Street and North Bridge Road and most of the intervening streets will have only one-way traffic if the plan of a working committee of the Passenger Transport Committee is approved by City Councillors. The Passenger Transport Committee will meet on Tuesday to consider
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    IBANS FORM GUARD OF HONOUR
    182 3 IBANS FORM GUARD OF HONOUR SEREMBAN. Sat. FOURTEEN Iban trackers, with their traditional long parangs held at arms length, formed an arch for the bride and bridegroom at the church door after the marriage at St. Mark's Church, Seremban, this afternoon of Miss Pamela Baird to Major H. D. G.
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    Hindi tests
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Hindustani Prachar Sabha Malaya will hold Hindi examinations at various centres on Feb. 23 and 24. Candidates can get hall tickets from the secretaries of the centres.
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    FASHION SHOW WAS AT A NICE HOUR
    417 3 Sunday Times Fashion Reporter QNE OF THE FIRST things to be said in its favour was the sensible hour (1 1.45 a.m.) at which the Fashion Show m aid of S.A T.A. was held by |ohn Little's in their restaurant yesterday Being Saturday,
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    Welfare Lottery: Ist prize, $201,584
    191 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. CELLING of lottery tickets at kiosks and places other than p^t offices had Increased sales, said Mr. D. T. Waring, chairman of the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board, at the fourth lottery draw on the Kuala Lumpur padang this afternoon. Mr.
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    2 fought: $70 fines
    89 3 CULTAN Maideen and Abdul Rahman Alaudln were brought before the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday on a charge of fighting at Cecil Street on Thursday night. Inspector T. S. Zaln, prosecuting, told the court a party of police, called to the
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    Naked man is gaoled
    55 3 AM AN, found naked in servants' quarters on November 30 last year, was sentenced yesterday to one month's imprisonment on a charge of housebreakinjr. The man, A. S. Somasundram, 27, a labourer, told the Singapore Relief District Magistrate, Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, he was drunk at
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    WANTED: OFFICERS FOR MALAY REGIMENT
    252 3 CONDITIONS of re-employ ment of retired officers for short service commissions were announced yesterday to meet the present expansion of the Malay Regiment. The commissions are open to ex-regular and ex-emer-gency commissioned officers who served with the Indian Army. Applicants must be under 45 years
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    FILM STAR TELLS SON: GET OUT'
    222 3 HOLLYWOOD, Saturday. EDWARD C. ROBINSON, Jr., 19-year-old son of the film star, said yesterday his father had driven him from their Beverlev Hills home because he had eloped with a young actress He said his father had told him: "We are going to pla>
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    GURKHAS KILL A BANDIT
    122 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. J^LUANO garrison in Johore came under bren-gun fire last night. One Malay sapper was struck In the head by a bullet and killed. A Gurkha patrol shot dead a bandit in the Muar area yesterday. He carried a shotgun and a pack containing
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    WHAT'S ON IN K.L.
    57 3 ODEON: Fighting Man Of The Plains; PAVILION: (hoy Fung Hay Rum Lung (Cantonese) COLISEUM: Haunted Harbor (whole aerial) MADRAS: nick Turpins Ride; LIDO: Aladdin (Malay); HINDUSTAN: Slngarl (Tamil); CENTRAL: Strl Sana sain (Tamil); CAPITOL: Bomba In The Hidden City; NEW EMPIRE: King Of The Jangle Land
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    'Pay up or we close'
    51 3 'Pay up or we close' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Methodist Boys' School Old Boys' Association may have to give up its premises unless members pay subscriptions, says the honorary secretary in his annual report. The association has 800 people on its register, but the number of paying merabers is very
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    Sympathy from Penang
    41 3 Sympathy from Penang The Muslim Recreation Club, Penang, has asked the Resident Commissioner, Penang to convey to the Queen, the Queen Mother and other members of the Royal Family its condolences on the occasion of the death of King George VI.
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    Ten hours in jungle —then some soccer!
    398 4  -  PETER HILL By TF you think that eight to ten hours a day of "jungle bashing" and weapon training in all weather is not enough work, then go and join the 1,600 men of the Ist and 3rd King's African Rifles at Kota
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    NO MORE WEATHER FORECASTS!
    619 4 Tuan refuses to do A any more weathei forecasting after what happened on the 4th. Heavy rain fell during the nife t of the 3rd4th. Du. .ng the following day the stream rose, and at one time just covered the ground floor, but as there was
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      89 4 Radio back to normal J^ADIO Malayti schedules In Singapore and the Federation revert to normal today and listeners from Kuala Lumpur can hear their favourite y&zz music at 2.30 this afternoon. "Jazz Club, U.S.A." which is broadcast every Sunday afternoon, is a series of 26 half hour radio shows covering
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      123 4 ceremonies. Leonard Feather. This week's programme introduces jazz pianists, and Duke Ellington and Erroll Garner are only two cf the bic names th? bill. FOR those who prefer classical music, Concert Hour, Singapore, at three oclock this afwrnoon offers music by Cherubin!, Handel and Mozart At 8.30 p.m. on Tuesday,
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      158 4 Quiz" will be at 6.15 tomorrow not 6 p.m. as originally announced. SctaooU talcing part this time are the PiV.u English School and the Methcdlst Boys' School. Question master Geoff Weeks will ask questions of the two team?; comprising of four girls on one side and four boys on the
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    USED CAR FOR HIRE, CHARGE
    97 5 Soon Ah Sal, 27, claimed trial at the Singapore City Police Court yesterday to using a private car for hire at Changi Road near Jalan Eunos last Thursday. Soon also claimed trial to two charges of using a vehicle for which insufficient tax had been
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    32 5 .VIR. Arthur Helliwell, one of Britain's most famous news- paper columnists, is in Malaya for his newspaper. The People. Here he is seen chatting to British soldiers in Singapore. Sunday Times picture.
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    POLICE BEGIN WAR ON PIRATES'
    242 5 POLICE BEGIN WAR ON PIRATES' Operators hit, change tactics fREQUENT changes in the methods of operation by Colony pirate taxi proprietors show that they have been badly hit by recent police action, said Singapore's Traffic Police Chief, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, yesterday. But said Mr. Haxworth: "although we are
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDINGS
    91 5 Mr. and Mrs. Qtorge Creig hton photographed by the Sunday Times yesterday af ter their marriage at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Mr. Creightoa is the assistant secretary of the Singapore Swimming Club. The bride was Miss Jill Rochfort D'Oyly. Mr. and Mrs. Chan Pay Chi h after their wedding
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    DRIVE ADDED 210 BLOOD DONORS
    78 5 But more are needed TWO hundred and ten people enrolled as blood donors during the two-week blood transfusion publicity campaign which ended on Thursday. Among them are 25 from the Straits Trading Company, Pulau Brani, 20 from the General Post Office and 12 from the
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    Two face $50 cheating charge
    125 5 Akisamalim bin Marikan was charged yesterday in the Singapore First Police Court with cheating Ching Chew iKang of $50 at Fullerton Building on Feb 14 He was alleged to have falsely induced Ching to believe that he could use his influence on an unknown person
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    Bribe charge
    28 5 PENANG. Sat.— A boat man Teh Beng Swee, today claimed trial to a charge of offering a $10 bribe to a marine constable on Feb 15
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    STOLE WOOD: THREE FINED
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Liew Hai and four boys were charged in the Police Court today with theft of firewood from Sedenak Estate. Liew was fined $35 and two of the elder boys $5 each. The other two boys, because of their age, were cautioned and discharged.
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    65 5 Mis s Vera De Souza, a new postulant of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Singapore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Souza of Kuala Lumpur. She was a former pupil of the Convent of the Holy Infafit Jesus of Kuala Lumpur, the Conossian Convent Malacca and
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    LEWD FILMS SNEAKING INTO MALAYA
    243 5 LEWD FILMS SNEAKING INTO MALAYA LEWD and lascivious Mm« are being imported into Malaya in increasing numbers, and the authorities are finding it very difficult to stop this traffic becausa the films are being sent through so many channels. Mr. Jack Evans, the PanMalayan Film Censor, said that he understood
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    They express sympathy
    60 5 f J T HE Singapore Khalsa Association, at a meeting here decided to send a message to the Governor of Singapore on the occasion of the King's death. The message read: "Please convey to the Secretary of State for the Colonies our sincere and loyal expression of
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      262 5 SING PORE KUALA LUMPUR S^Pt'n^-S.u 484 m. and 41m. 4^ "Guess What"; 7.45 Light Music; 9 a.m. •'Good Morning"; 9.30 9 im-J pm aTsSw- J 8 Theatr "Outward Bound"; •■Musical Round-up;"; 10 Em- S 9(n^ i^slS^lSS: ergency New. fro* mis.', 10.05 .S^sJS Om C^ r "interlude from HawaU", 10.30 Melodies";
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    THE LAW AND YOU
    820 6 THE LAW AND YOU I By a lawyer My questions this week j I include the following: 1 OFTEN SEE IN THE j 1 NEWSPAPERS THAT; MOTORISTS WHO! iCAISE ACCIDENTS i 3 HAVE TOj PAY COM- i PENSATION FOR THE i I DAMAGE WHICH THEY i CAUSE. WHAT IS THE
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    SEWING IN GEYLANG
    57 6 The scene inside a Singapore embroider) school Che Asmab binte Hashim is seen standing on left. An amazing variety of materials such as beads silk, woollen thread, and ribbons are used within the designs some floral designs are actually raised in layers like petals from the background
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    Che Asmah helps her sisters to help themselves
    387 6  - Che Asmah helps her sisters to help themselves MAUREEN MALLAL By TWERE is an attractive Malay girl in Singapore who thinks she has found a worthwhile way in which to help her Malay sisters help themselves. She is 21 -year-old Che Asmah binte Hashim who runs one of the embroidery
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    Between you and me.
    735 6  -  BILLY BUDD By I HAVE just performed one of the most distasteful duties of the year buying a radio licence. Why distasteful? Because of a conversation I once had with a Very Important Person on the staff of Radio Malaya. I had told him how much
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    SHE FORGOT THE BANDITS AND FOUND A CAREER
    748 7 Some lessons in life by James Bartlett LONDON: A DMIT it now if you have excuses and explanations to show that you can never break out from the humdrum routine of daily life, you might as well be living behind barbed wire.
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    A case of muddled doubles
    339 7 A case of muddled doubles It's not always fun to look like the famous INQUISITIVE crowds followed a tall and elderly Norwegian as he toured the South Bank Exhibition in London last year. He looked like King Haa- kon but officials who hurried to welcome him learned that he was
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    PEN PAL TROUBLE
    799 7 Jane Lee's 'Human Casebook' I CEASED writing to a pen pal of mine two months ago and have now received a letter from him asking the reason for my silence He also encloses a photograph of himself. As my parents are very conservative I find a friendship
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    The blonde whose name is taboo
    462 8 The blonde whose name is taboo FEAR OF DEATH HANGS IN A LAND OF BLUFF PRESIDENT JUAN PERON of the Argentine, who a fortniffhl as, r o told Britain she must pay double lust year's price for beef in 1952, was bluffing— blurting in a big way. For the Argentine
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    Strange terror of SLEEP
    793 8  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By /\NCE or twice a year I wake up in the night feeling so completely paralysed v that I cannot even move my eyelids. Because of this strange quirk, a famous brain specialist has given me the chance of fulfilling the scientist's most romantic
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    Girl of three speaks 5 languages
    153 8 Girl of three speaks 5 languages JN the classroom of an infant school in Corby, Northamptonshire, England, five-year-old Hiidegard Rosenfeld diligently applies herself to the ABC just like all the other little girls. But Hildegard is a five-year-old with a difference- -she speaks three languagesEnglish, German, and Hungarian. Hi 1
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    FASHION TIPS BY THE STARS
    280 8 •TODAY'S young moderns are spreading sunshine throughout their wardrobes by clever bits of witchery that are as fashion fresh as the first violets. For romance-time, assume a "pretty, pretty" look and dazzle your best beau. To achieve this trick, take a tip from Hollywood's favourite
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    Jungle squads killed, took 53 Reds in one year
    410 9 Jungle squads killed, took 53 Reds in one year KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. fY|ALAYA'S 21 Federal Police jungle companies have killed and captured 53 bandits, wounded 38 and found 232 terrorist camps, a spokesman of the Director of Operations staff said tonight. "This is a recoid which speaks volumes," he said.
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    37 9 T. GUNASEGAR.VM. eldest son of Dr. V. K. Thambypill^i. retired V. D. specialist. Federation or Malaya, who has left for Kind's College Adelaide. Australia. Gunasegaram was a pupil of the Penan z Free School. Sunday Times picture.
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    $10 M. BUILDING PROGRAMME FOR PENANG
    223 9 PENANC. Saturday. THE Penang Public Works Department will this year embark on its heaviest construction programme since the war. Estimates of major projects total about $10,000,000. Mr. E. T. S. King. Deputy' Settlement Engineer, told the Sunday Times today that new educatic al buildings
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    COURTROOM
    938 9  -  Nan Hall I'pEARS streamed down Mrs Rasian's face and lifted her voice to a plaintive Jerky wail every time she referred to that afternoon last month, when she had come nome from school and found lumps of wet cement and stones flung about the neat outhouse room which— to
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    FAREWELL LUNCH
    34 9 Mr. E. A. Gardiner, Director of Public Works Department, Singapore, was the guest-of-honour at a "briyani" lunch given by members of the P.W.D. staff yesterday. Mr. Gardiner is leaving the Colony shortly.
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    17 die of pneumonia
    96 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat THIRTY-ONE of the 73 cases of pneumonia reported In the Federation in the week ended February 2 were in Perak as well as eleven of the 17 deaths from this disease Forty-two .cases of dysentery were recorded with three deaths. "Wengganu with 14
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    JETS COVER' POLICE BOAT
    68 9 RA.F. VAMPIRE Jet flgh- ters flew cover patrols yesterday for a police launch operating on a river in bandit country in Johore. Lincoln bombers of the R.A.A.P. made a heavy attack on a bandit camp area in Northern Selangor. Formations of Brigand light bombers operating from
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    Volunteer meeting
    40 9 A meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at Headquarters, Ist Green Howards, Tranquerah, Malacca, for those wishing to join the Malacca Detachment of the Reconnaissance Reg i m ent F.M.V.F., Malaya's only volunteer fighting unit.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    29 10 B. GANAPATHI thanks all tttoee who seat wreaths, Telegrams and Messages of condolence, and attended the funeral of his late wife V. Maruthambal. Op country papers please copy.
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      Hail theDatos!
      313 10 Hail the AND so, at long last, all the doubts and fears are laid to rest. All the suspicions and misunderstandings have vanished like smoke into Malaya's blue skies. Oato Onn bin Ja'afar has embraced (as we knew he would) the British Commonwealth; Mr. Oliver Lyttelton has proved himself second
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      TAFT
      190 10 IT is no exaggeration to say that the majority of politically-conscious people in Asia were positively frightened by reports of a speech by Senator Robert Taft last week. This hotlytipped candidate for the American presidential election demanded American aid for Chinese Nationalist attacks on "Communlsi held parts of Asia."
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    They guard their fellow citizens
    1159 10  - They guard their fellow citizens GEOFFREY GELDARD STORY OF THE AUXILIARIES WHO KEEP WATCH ON THE STREETS OF K.L. By "JJELLO, KUALA LUMPUR 99? THERE IS A FIGHT AT A COFFEE STALL IN DAVIDSON ROAD". The Police Lieutenant in operations room at High Street Police Station, Kuala Lumpur scribbled the
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    SUNDAY Times POSTBAG
    641 10 DEGARDING Martin Hutton's article on the lies being told In England about Malaya's war against the bandits: As one who has visited England twice and Australia once since the war against this banditry broke out, and having heard on numerous occasions speeches made by people who pretended
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    A COMPOSER IN MALAYA
    727 10  -  Attenborough By TN a quiet street in Belfast about 32 years ago, a six-year old boy was running along, looking furtively over his shoulder. Suddenly a ground-floor window shot up find a head came out. "Bill, come right back here at once. What do you mean
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      583 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. THE ENGAGEMENT tg an Bounced today between Mr. Sect Bong Yeow. second son Mr. A Mrs Sect Beng Gwee, and Mlsa Gloria Tan Soon Kia, eldest daughter of Madam Goh 800 Oek. both of Singapore. SITUATIONS VACANT COMMERCIAL and English Teachers required for night classas. State qualifications, experience
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      7 10 m#r Malaya's own favourite drink nRAMRF raiKH
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    The women of X.L had a big say in the elections
    590 11  -  NONI WRIGHT By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. \/yOMEN played as big a part in the first elections in Kuala Lumpur as they do in the older democracies of the West. lr> sari, cheongsam and sarong, they went to the polling
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    Had Indian hemp charge
    69 11 Ismail bin Pitchey. of Bernam Street, was tentatively charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with possession of 40 katis of ganja Indian hemp on Thursday. The ganja was found In three sacks in the hold of a lighter off Beach Road by the Singapore
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    RUBBER DOWN AGAIN
    174 11 'THE Singapore rubber market yesterday was erratic and weak at the opening but steadied slightly at the close. In its weak and erratic period, prices were down to as low as $1.10 a lb. for March first-grade. After thLs level. there was a temporary recovery. At the
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    TIN: $4877/8 A PICUL
    12 11 TIN: $487| A PICUL SINGAPORE. Sat.. Feb. 16— 5487.87' 2 (down $0.50)
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    Sikhs offer Drawers
    29 11 t Prayers for the King and for t v .e reign of Queen Elizabeth were offered at the Central SiKh Temple, Queen Street, Singapore, on Friday.
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    31 11 Devdatta Jetley renowned student of world-famous dancer Uday Shankar, strikes a light-hearted attitude during his recital of "Dances And Folk Songs Of India And Ceylon" yesterday evening at the Victoria Theatre.
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    Corrupt warder gets gaol term
    135 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. CAYINC that corruption by prison officials was a matter of no leniency," Mr. A. P. Jack, the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, today sentenced Kernial Singh, a sub-warder in the Pudu Prison, Kuala Lumpur to six months' imprisonment for trying to take out
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    17 DIE FROM T.B.
    22 11 Seventeen people died from tuberculosis and two from diphtheria in Singapore last week, the weekly health statistics show.
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    Boy found hanging
    37 11 A 15-YEAR-OLD Muslim boy, A. Kadir, was found hanging at the Dukit Timah Boys' Home in Singapore. He was removed to the General Hospital where he is reported to be in a serious condition.
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    ROTARY CLUB
    22 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat— The proposed Rotary Club of Johore Bahru meets at the General Hospital at 5.45 p.m on Monday.
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING ON SATURDAY
    91 11 Mr. Lionel Storrs. of Mansfield and Co. Ltd, son of Mr. C. D. Storrs, a director of the Blue Funnel Lines, will be married to Miss Thelma Morris at St. Andrew's Cathedral next Saturday. Miss Morris, who comes from West Kirby, Cheshire, arrived In Singapore earlier
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    FUNERAL OF RED VICTIM
    27 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat The funeral of Police Lt. Brosnan, who was killed by bandits at Kiuang on Friday took place at Bidadari yesterday.
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    TRADERS DIVIDED ON SLUMP THREAT
    190 11 TRADERS DIVIDED ON SLUMP THREAT PENANG, Sat. PNANG commercial leaders are divided on the Malayan Forum's contention chat there would be no danger of a slump in this country for the next two years. "A very sound view," said Mr. D. A. MacKay, Penang Chamber Of Commerce nominee on the
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    Tenant wins his case
    67 11 Choo Bock Chin, a tenant, who sued his landlord. Madam Low Hwa Hoa, for a sum of $50 in the Civil District Court yesterday, won his claim with c^sts. Choo who occupied a portion of the premises at 96, Kelantan Road alleged that he paid the
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    Memorial service
    40 11 A Memorial service for the King will be held at St. Andrew's School Chapel, !n Upper Serangoon Road, today at 8.30 a.m. under the auspices of the Marthoma Syrian Church. The speaker will be Rev. T. N. Koshy.
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      279 11 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION Million Dollar Lottery PRIZiS INCREASED In view of the heavy demand for tickets icr the Seventh Million Dollar Lottery It has been decided to make a further *nd final limited issue of tickets The PRIZES will NOW be as follows:--1st. Prise $360,000/--2* d. Priie $150,000/--3 rd Prix*
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      Six pictures to make you whoop with joy
      524 12 NEVER in the history of film reporting in Singapore have we had such a week. It has been a breathless rush from one preview theatre to the next to take in a great list of pictures ranging from sagas to slapstick and
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      FILM TITLES
      63 12 "THE rasult of last week's "Film Titles' competition was "Samson And Delilah." and the winners were: $25, Eddie Teo Kian Choon, 44 Bibby Road, Raub; $15 Hamidun b. Hj. Noor, co Group Teacher V, Jasin. Malacca. $10, Lucy Kboo, 163 Padang Road, Port Swettenham; $5, David Paul, 258.
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      26 12 TK« rinr tot on the stag* it **M oth<* than H ira' Allyson h» •>. W rh« mM ro(ei kw csfrsW in 'T- V— M To IQ»P
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      A surprise for Mr. Cohen
      123 12 MR. Wolfe Cohen, Cencr. Foreign Manager of Warj ncr Bros who arrives in Singsi pore this week will be surprised to find the hoardings placarded I with the names of three of his company's hest productions "Stage Fright," "Come Fill T, I Cap." and "Painting
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      DEMON DRINK-and the man who fought it
      619 12 DEMON DRINK -and the man who fought it itiaxter, James Oleason and Gig Young is the story of a Grand Hangover, a story that will startle every audience and put the fear of D T.s Into Uie hearts of all topers. Cagney, hi his best picture yet. demonstrates to us
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    CAMERA CONTEST
    174 13 UAVE you entered for the Sunday Times Camera Competition yet? A prize of $15 is offered for the best picture of the week, and runners up get $5 each. There is an additional prixe of $25 for the best picture of the month. Send your entries to "Camera
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      216 13 when you fly "Strato" Clipper* V MORE LEG ROOM. Pan American's Sleeperettes are spaced further apart give you (trice the usual leg room. You can •tretch way out and still not touch the seat in front! i 2. MORE RECLINING ROOM. Pan American's Sleeperettes recline 36% more than standard airline
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      255 13 Ul€ UJVU/INJIUaJ) ii V\f ULNAi) wOPL£>" A HAS RAISED tZvmot^< VO' IS HIM, HER LOVE WILL TURN LTL. BODY IS STILL. ACHIN' FUM ADORABLE m fcTESTABUE >^w/ BAT^H^vlr^ S»«nK^c4g^Sfi^F J TJJ j^f>^ KISoUa SlkS JOMES JONES "S NUr i PATCHEP?S FROM TWO WONT HAVE! NO REASON FO f L TIME.
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    Nine gamble with death to see the roof of the world
    794 14 QVER the snow-clad slopes of Scotland's Cairngorms today there speeds and twists a 39-year-old civil servant. To his fellow-skiers he is one more sportsman enjoying his week-end in the open. But Campbell Secord, as he slithers through the valleys,
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    JUNGLE MENACE TO MAN
    287 14 SEVENTEEN new nerv e virases, most of them found larking in the dark depths of tropical forests, oat of which some day they may emerge as new menaces to man. are being studied by Rockefeller Foundation Scientists. All are infinitesimablj minute organisms which cause in rabbits
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    SONIA AND CASANOVA
    441 14  -  Ernest Dudley Your slip is showing— 3 By IN Sonia's luxuriously appointed East Croydon I flat the lights were seductively low (there was an I electricity cut). Midnight was striking (another higher wages dispute) as Sonia turned from the window overlooking the High-street. She straightened her gaze,
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    SONIA 'S SLIP
    24 14 J>jr jsiiu jqj qsi|Ju3 in sj;oui»iu |«uouad «|q jo pjOM v jou pu« qjujjj a; »jojm an jjiuja n| uaoq sum
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    Toondai—island friend I left behind
    1877 15  - Toondai island friend I left behind Lan Mok-ai MY MOST UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTER By THIS is my last candle and it is flickering away fast. Soon the room Will be dark, but who will there be to care? By then my heart will have stopped beating and the blood will be
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    MOTORING IN MALAYA Beware of that extra one for the road!
    547 15 MOTORING IN MALAYA Beware of that extra one for the road! Says Manning Blackwood WHILE I plug away at my lonely task of trying to drum some traffic sense Into my readers without ending up by boring them, it is nice to see that Fleet Street is really "going to
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      430 15 r men 1 ASTHMA steals your Sleep y ~hene's the way to obtain speedy relief/ Tp\O you go to bed ,^M^s released and quicklj -L^ each night dread- ,/j^ clear the germ-laden ing i sudden attack fj Ifr accumulation* which of Asthma This S^ choke the bronchial dread, by itself,
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      206 16 NOTICE Sunday's (Feb. 17) Boxing Featuring Nai Sompong -'z Golden Boy at Happy World has been postponed to Friday Feb. 29. Will holders of tickets please note that the tickets still hold good for Feb. 29. NOTICE TEMPORARY CLERKS may examine and approve permanency terms and conditions their :epresentatives drew
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      409 16 End Rheumatism While You Sleep If you suffer ahaxp stabbing pains, U /jLJIffITX joints axe swollen, f yTJiyal It shows your blood /r"^vlv 9 I* poisoned through A"-:-'^IHSnW faulty kidney acUon. jX.r'y-'lY&r Other aymptoms of »^>StAO^inJ Kidney Disorders are Backache, Aching Joints and Limbs. Selstloa. Neuritis, Lumbago, Qsttlng up Nights,
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      497 16 It hurt to use his arms until j\ '.I /^-JgSKrufchen C/\£ RHEUMATISM Here Is a man whose life waj made miserable by rheumatism. 1 It attacked his arms so badly, that he could hardly an themu He was told how to got relief and to-day ha la quite better. We
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      934 16 SV 4 M sYQS* B^&Bf M tLi Br v" wkwsm ff M m Jay juf ML v J x I "4 1 I* \r f} MM JU A sfiD THIS WEEK IP/ K.n.nMWM.vn JHU WEEK FOR ALL TODAY. Don't be afraid to break away from your usual rourd. Daring experiments
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      345 16 Open to attack had nevertheless set his sights too high. West opened the spade king. Dummy's ace won and South having discarded a club, quickly drew trumps, then led and passed the heart Jack for a finesse. East pounced on the trick and naturally shifted to clubs and West lost
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      404 16 tricks while keeping Ea&t, the dangerous hand, out of the lead and thus preventing an' attack through the club king. To repeat, the whole thing would have been attributed to simple bad luck by both South and North, but a kibitzer, exercising his tin ehonoured privilege, took delight In pointing
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    SITTING on the PENCE
    709 17  -  NAT CUBBINS By PHOTOGRAPHY FROM SCRATCH-4 "The «*ate of maternal affection Hrn been traoed to a lobe In the pituitary gland." From the new*. "IS 00 oo's muzzer'i prweciousest And does oo's znuzzer love 00 best? And who's got two big boo. boo eyes That ought
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    'THINKETH NO EVIL' SAID HIS LORDSHIP: AND THEN...
    110 17 'THINKETH NO EVIL' SAID HIS LORDSHIP: AND THEN... LORD HAILSHAM quoted Corinthians 1, Chap. 13 to a meeting of 2,000 people in London the other night: "Love is not puffed up, behaveth itself not unseemly, thinketh no evil Then he drove to his town home at Heathview-gar-den.s, Putney Heath, and
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    30 17 Ihs picture, taken by the author of ou r photography series is of I.ii moo N and the Zngrspitt in the Austraian Tyro!. RoUHflex 2 1«0 at F«. Fehraart'lO a.m.
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    Debunking an old theory
    638 17 TOM, Dick and Harry are 1 three typical Man In the Street photographers with similar elementary views as to the operation of a camera. Each works to the popular rale of thumb expounded to them by their father and hl s father beforhim. Ensure that the
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    READERS' QUERIES ANSWERED
    381 17  -  Marie Gough Cookery Corner by READER has written to me asking some questions. The points raised might be of help to others I propose to devote this week's notes to answering two of them. Question I.— Yorkshire Pud dbi(. "Do you use or advocate plain or self-raising
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      577 17 Talking of HAIR.. what is happening to YOURS? When is hair healthy? The truth is so surprisingly simple tbat many people overlook it, to their cost. Hair is healthy when it Is properly nourished. Every hair on your head needs a constant ■upply of no less than 14 organic substances,
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      HOCKEY TOURNAMENT PROSPECTS GOOD
      1338 18 Queen Elizabeth is great sportswoman CELANCOR Hockey Association's first knockout competition has been a great success so far, and there is no reason why a league should not he organised next season. Any misgivings which opponents of competitive hockey might have had have been dispelled. In
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      SPORTS ROUNDABOUT
      192 18 lONDON: NEWr»OiiT COUNTY manager Fred StaMfield can be excused if hi* deep it interrupted by nightmare* about goalkeeper*. Firtt-team goalkeeper Terry Pope ha* imt had the platter taken off hi* broken arm, reserve Harry ,-earnley stilt ha* plaster on a broken finger, and Wyn Griffith* the veteran wtio
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      118 18 111 W II P XI \^«pl MODIIOII l siZZz''Zlt -kTL—I, O^H^ 7 lt: s a gamble to use any old oil in your car. Poor quality oil will *ML.iinigT \%2<Zy' o^^~ I /ir^M s SOOn ye y° u a P oor runn n g. petrol-hogging engine. Long mileage .-vJßSSsf^^' ■IK
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    PENANG INVITE AUSTRALIAN TEST MEN
    248 19 PENANG INVITE AUSTRALIAN TEST MEN 'We want them if S f pore do not' PENANG. Saturday. THE Penang Cricket Association today cabled to Australian Test player Keith Miller in Ceylon inviting him and his Test colleagues Neil Harvey and Graeme Hole to play a game in Penang on their way
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    33 19 /CONCENTRATION is expressed on the face of Japan's S. Nakano as he drives against Ceylon's Bernard Pinto in the Asian Lawn Tennis championships at Colombo. Nakano won 6-2, 6-1, 6-3.— A P. photo.
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    S.R.C. win-CO. hockey title again
    190 19 S.R.C. winCO. hockey title again J.i t.. Lhird year in succession Singapore Recreation Club eds" won the Oehlers Cup in I a.H.A. .senior knock-out tourf beating Singapore Cricket ib by three goals to two in the al oil the padang yesterday, rhrce periods of extra time had be .yiven before
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    Selangor, Perak win Sikh ties
    78 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. I N '.'ii Inter-Stata Sikhs tournan'.cnt i-ontinuevi here today vert too good for Pahang they beat 4-1 and Perak SembOaa by 1-0. The Selmpor-PahanK match on i id w.'.s featured by by Harhi.ran Sineh 5 klis' fourth goal came p<w Pinch. Chet
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    N.S. CEYLONESE BEAT T.P.C.A. 3-2
    56 19 KUALA LUMPUR Sat JJfiJHI smibiian Ceylone.se beat Ta■UUans Physical Cultural Association tl.rc.-lwo in the flrst of their two huck«y matches here today on the Princis Road ground. Clement Stanislaus netted all three t<-il* for tin- visitors. Kanagasabal replied for T scnrinK bi in their goals.
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    RICHARDSON FIRST IN K.L. X-COUNTRY
    155 19 RICHARDSON FIRST IN K.L. X-COUNTRY KUALA LUMPUR Sat CPL. RICHARDSON of Mercury Athletic Club led all the way in the annual cross-country run organised by Selangor A.A.A. and held over a five-mile course through the Lake Gardens here this evening. All 35 competitors completed the course which was through rough
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    DEPOT MALAYS IN FINAL
    159 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. DEPOT Malay Regiment notched the winning goal five minutes I from the semi-final of the Army I District Inter-unit hockey competition against Headquarters Malaya at Rifle Range Road this evening. Depot won two-one In an evenly contested match in which their faster forwards
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    Colony Rest hockey team
    76 19 j 'J'lIE folloning will represent the Rest against the Europeans in U»e annual Singapore horkey tnatih U> be played on the S.C.C. grand «n Tuesday at 5.15 pjn. Patrick Tee; R. Barth, Chna Eng ("hens; P. I'cnnr father. B. d'Bras S. Devadas; H. Hoeden. M. Thila-
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    PENANG AAA ELECTION
    33 19 PENANG. Sat.— Mr. F. M. Still, last year's vice-president, has been elected president of the Penang Amateur Athletic Association for this year. Mr D. W. Howell was re-elected Hon. Secretary
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      'We failed but we have learnt a lot'-LAM
      333 19 'We failed but we have learnt a lot' -lam "SINGAPORE as expected failed at the World Table Tennis championships, but we have returned rich in experience which will be put to good use," said Mr. P. C. Lam, manager of the Singapore team who returned to Singapore by air from
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    352 19 A MAGNIFICENT penalty goal kicked left-legged on the 45--yard line by their skipper, international I. Radrodro. was the only worthwhile feature of Pljiana "A" display against the strong Singapore Engineer Regiment "A* in the second round game of the i S.C.C sere*) a-atde rugger
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    387 19 R.A.F. (F.E.) shoot starts tomorrow ]y|ARKSMEN from R.A F. Stations throughout Far East Air Force, nine Army and one Navy team, will compete In the R.A.F. (Par East) Small Arms Association's six-day annual meeting which starts at Nee Soon Ranges tomorrow. Competitions win be held each day until next Saturday,
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    42 19 Cricket and «.ccer registers of the Singapore Recreation Club are now open and members wishing to play during the season are asked to sign their names Crtcket practices will be held every Tuesday. Thursday and Friday commencing next Tuesday
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