The Singapore Free Press, 24 January 1951

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA XGFM,FD,M,CFM,XF sdfnmhjjxdfjdf SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANIARY 24, 1951 PRICE Tl < ENTS
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    BIG FED. POLICE XPANSION
    383 1 BIG FED. POLICE XPANSION 10,000 more recruits m,kxdkdxkcdjkdfjk hre«> Presg staff Correspondent i,v,>,x wl\ l ALA LUMp UR, Wednesday. h XI AWoiWW ot the Federation Police Force from i| s present strength of 15,U(M> to a total strength ot 25,000 will begin this year at a cost ot about $40
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    275 lost in Snow and ice
    35 1 ZURICH, UVdi csday. I in m aivl kc showered down \i,.:r. heights In four countries for festerdaj, ruisini: the and niissiir; to i75. morad four moie people in >: werr
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    'Pray for us' de Lattre
    49 1 SAIGON. \V NERAL Jear de Lattre do French Comef in Inrijrday -i offensive was expt .a Ind p the j la last week an e> 6.000 dead I empt :o De L:i old newsmen. ••we are waiting for the niUatire You must pray U.P
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    'Korea is depleting US army'
    271 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. DEFENCE Secretary. Mr. George Marshall, renewhia appeal for the draft of 18-year-olds, said yesterday that the Korean war la draining trained men out of military units in the United States faster than they can be replaced. He toid the House Armed .cfjj Committee
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    A punch for HK defences
    71 1 HONG KONG. Wed. THE first flight of Vampire jet reinforcements will arrive in Hong Kong from apore at the end of this The complete squadron of 1C operable planes will supient the Spitfire squadron dy here. A Government spokesman today said the Vampires, with a
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    SUN SPOT
    15 1 A sun spot of moderate dimensions was reported from I don yesterday morning.
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    Dulles for N.Z.
    29 1 The United States Sta'e Department adviser Mr. John Foster Dulles, has been invited to New Zealand to discuss the terms of a Ja] peace treaty. U.P
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    Free Press Picture Tip
    47 1 npODAYS Piiiuie ±«P »>> L McLeod, creator of the "Two Viide Boys," is in pane seven. Allan Leiria'i best bets for today's Ipoh races are Inspiration. Midnight and Misty line. iie u a sster*s h e t b+i? are T"; .iii iu Sni (»aitant.
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    'Spirit mountain' has killed 3,000
    230 1 'Spirit mountain has killed 3,000 PORT MORESBY, New Guinea, Vf ORE than 3,090 natives have died since Mount Lamin^ton, New Guinea's "spirit mountain", erupted "like an atom bomb" on Thursday, official reports said yesterday. Among them wer< 35 Europeans who had been listed missin As the white hot heart ol
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    GRENADL IN U.K. EMBASSY
    57 1 TWO men hurled a Mills type grenade at the British Embassy in Dublin last night, breaking some of tnc windows and damaging the door. The men escaped aft*" 'he explosion. The Embassy had b^n picketed earlier in prctea* against the presence of a Putcn naval air
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    HUNT FOR CAPT. KWS TREASURE
    191 1 RYE. Sussex \IO-M.\N expedition is t-> leave England in May to look for a treasure in the China Sea left by the infamous pirate. Captain Kidd. s to the treasure are contained in an aged map owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Dlok of Eastbourne. She inherited
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    Two Wide Boys
    15 1 ceil,, ot my avital t'ne wretched animal i$ only pacing seven but
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    DITCH ARMY CHIEF SACKED
    34 1 THE Dutch Chief-of-StafT, General Dr. Hans J. Kruls has been dismissed' froth his post and will be succeeded by Colonel P. R. P. F. Hasselman, Inspe( -r of the Cavalry
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    British casualties
    43 1 One h' ndred nnd tw «tj British officers and men were billed 4n the Korean war to January 20, the Mi. 1 ol' war Mr. John Str.n M the Commons yestrr H^ said 366 were wo id 2:u are missing. A.P
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    ALLIED TROOPS STORM AHEAD
    194 1 TOKYO, Wednesday. TTNITED Nations forces fought in the streets of Yongwol yesterday with Korean Communists who were trying to turn the east end of the Tnited Nations defence line in central Korea. While ground activity along the rest of the front was slight 33 U.S. Thunderjets
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    U.S. Britain talk it over
    51 1 Till I'nited States and British delegates went into conference at Lake Success yesterday in an attempt to resolve the differences over <»nimun st China. Mr. Ernest Gf*SS, America's deputy chief delegate earlier had private talks with Sir filadu\n Jefofo. <Tiief British delegate, in New York.
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    SlO million for emergency
    79 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. THE Federal War Cou: wiii get a sum ot $10 miilion a.s a block vote to mm unforeseen urgent expendifure in connection with the Emergency. This is revealed in thr port of the standing committee on finance tabled at today's meeting of the
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    BEVIN 'FLU VICTIM
    29 1 Mr. Ernest Bevin. British Foreign Secretary, was in Hed today with influenza. During his illness Minister of State Mr. Kenneth Younger will deputise for him.- Reuter
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    ANTRUM TROUBLE
    23 1 Princess Mary, the Princess Royal and sister of Kir/; < >rge VI, is suffering nible from an U antiouri < y- 1 s
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    Attlee: 'we must listen to Asia'
    388 1 Attlee: 'we must listen to Asia LONDON, We*ni9i*f. IN a speech to the House if 'iimmorv; yesterday, the Prime Minister i K. Attlee, discussing the reporied Communist China peace prop said, "We must -i\t* ail ipptghl in Ihh Asian dispute to the rlews <»i countries" "In a situation of tlu>
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    Nerves regulate all heart movements
    714 2 Nerves regulate all heart movements By The Singapore Doctor I SUFFER from pal- pitation of the heart. The attacks come when I net excited. After deep a thing and a time lapse the attack ceases. II re la heart disease? TRIOI s T*HE heart is a mus--1 cular pump. The
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    LUCKY STAR
    89 2 DORX today, your life may not always be an easy one. There will be obstacles in your path but you have the ability, patience and forcefuhiess to overcome them. Guard against being: reckless with your opportunities Many will come to you. Just know when to seize them. If
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    'Flu Centre a 'Watch Station'
    336 2 'Flu Centre a 'Watch Station gET up In 1947 by the World Health Organisation, the World Influenza Centre his a two-fold function. It plays the part of international 'watch-station," following the development of the influenza situation throughout the world and identifies through tests in Its laboratories, the strains sent in
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    MOON ROCKET 'IN NEXT 50 YEARS'
    571 2 MOON ROCKET 'IN NEXT 50 YEARS NEW JERSEY, U.S. QNE of the world's outstanding theoretical astronomers believes that man-carry-ing rockets might reach the moon 'within the next 50 years, perhaps earlier," given extensive Government support in this field. Such a rocket, he adds, would be fairly safe from the perils
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    Solution To Crossword No. 259
    54 2 Across: 1, Stick. 8. In the Mud\9, Drone. 10. Derrfoot. 12. Amnesv. 17, Venison. 19, Cornelia. 20. Odium. 21, Tcsttube- 22. Ember. •:>wn: 2. Thrums. 3. Cinder. 4. ivic-es. 5, Chary. 6. Ammon. 7. /tins 11. Ethel. 13. Diadom. 14. Nodule. 15. Scots. 16, Crash.
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      345 2 YoU,too,may be one of the MlLllOkwho suffer from VITAMIN&MtNEfUi deficiency THfc j^ l that is why f^% you feel Worn Y -out Nervous. irritable. Have f %.ftL I Lose Weight. I *%fo i lip When you're anaemic, feel nervous, hav r •'••^^a^^B &\tiy spell*, no energy tor work or p
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      91 2 Hew Crossword No. 269 9BH MHil 1 —^^j -jJEHg*- i jB I r JBBbHH —^■^■■■■V—^^ 3H ■HBT?0 I^BHl 3. Behind "The Blue Lamp" .g. 7). It am. be ?"r?f n' t? To lhe l nile<l Nat ons veracit v wty <v,- t>, CLL'ES DOWN l. run of care. w e
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    THEY SOLD OUT AT HER BIDDING
    272 3 Waited for end of world near Keremeos. British Columbia, ire all in a ffs**« what t^ir Mrs. Cur..:.:, t going nw-hXdE?" SS?K Orace Carlson < h^ thin. ,i .1 dv Wlt|l horn-rimmed glasses who > m e f d our he m?n d f
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    Parents object to holiday camp 'parties'
    76 3 Parents object to holiday camp 'parties' YORK. W« REPORTS of pari in a holida: s and girls in Tt 1 xa s have legislature. The camp which is under was patronised daughters of wealt ,m I'.es. Two parents recently m:idt> complaints about it. They alleged thai «a woman supervisor permitted
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    Kashmir talks for Council
    78 3 LONDON. Wed. Mohammed Zafrullah vJ Khan. Pakistan Foreign Lnister. has arried in Lonby air from Karachi on :i:.s way to New York. He is going to Lake Suc"°ss to lead the Pakistan delation to the forthcoming united Nations Security Council's discussions on the Kashmir problem. He
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    VISIT ENDS
    21 3 Lieut. -Gen. Mansergh. commanding British forces in Hong Kong, was scheduled t return to Tokyo from Korea yesterday. UP
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    Quisling's plan for Europe
    256 3 BKUSSELS, Wednesday. "QUISLING PLAN" for the totalitarian version of a United States of Europe was beinq: prepared only seven months, before V.E.-Day. On Nov. 2, 1944, Vidkum Quisling, MhiisterPresident of the puppet Norwegian Governm submitted a plan to Reiehskommissai Joseph Nazi ruler of occupied Norway, suggesting
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      345 3 4.45 p.m. Programme Sutmn IKLUfe NI;T\VOKK) 4 47 From the London Editorials (.BBC 1 4 55 Composer of the 10 fcjn. News from Singnp k-John Ireland; 5.15 Report IS For the Schools; 12 Pro- from Britain iBBO; 5.30 Old rammes In Malay; 1 p.m. Dan Wives' Tale Episode 4; 6
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      After rhe deluge
      397 4 IT Is, we udimt an opti- mistic heading, seeing that the ruim season Ifl by no over 0d that Singapore m 11 hiive to endure more ods. The hopeful no'o. however, is permissible in view of the terms in which ri is to v ;o riemmdH when
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    1246 4 Don Iddon's Diary MONTREAL. T'HE temperature in Montreal is 20 degrees below T^at in Now York. I am talking meteorologically. Politically the temp* rrtture is 50 degrees below the temperature on the Hi w York or Washington thermometer I have been in Canada 1 only a few days, but long
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    94 4  -  GEOFFREY EVANS Bj, Tempests are brewing that will shake the Dominion. It is the same worn issue Conscription. Soon the Government, under Mr. St. Laurent, will have to make up their minds about the size of the Canadian Armed Forces At present they number about 62,000 men,
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    New Records
    452 4 Tschaikousky piano concerto No. 1 in B Flat Minor played by Solomon and the Philharmonia Orcheslra <Dobrowen). HMV (7776—9. The bfst (and cheapest) recording of what is probably the most popular of all concertoes by the greatest of English pianists. From the first crisp enords in the brass
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    Will Music Be The Next Victim?
    896 4 AFTER reading the recent recommendations of a sub-com-mittee of-the Municipal Commissioners I am tempted to ask whether, having killed the Singapore Repertory, our municipal governors are now contemplating murdering the Singapore Musical Society. Professional drama in Singapore was eventually crushed out of existence largely
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    Jambo
    57 4  -  FELIX By Xavi< Ri mon a^ Ai\ Am< tin M on Cub. refl< rican > in B cord his Mamb' DB 2741 locs I.o\ rw\o and g« Blue V wh pleni plaj Iren* a c ed I i B 9 «B ing My I You but in the tops
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    FEDERATION SURPLUS OVER $122 MILLION
    461 5 FEDERATION SURPLUS OVER $122 MILLION Astonishing change of fortunes From Out Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday, fHE FEDERATION OF MALAYA, which, it was estimated, would have a surplus of only $1.4 million at the end of 1951, will now end the year with a surplus of at least $122.9 millions.
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    S.C.B.A. HELP FOR RELEASED DETAINEES
    190 5 Free Pres> M*ifT Reporter r\VO S i pore Chinese women, who had been detained umler the Emergency Regulations have re-employed fcj their firm on their* release .!i the help of th? Welfare and Relief Sub»f th? Straits ChiiKi? British Associaol the duties of this committee
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    HOUSING OFFICER FOR K.L.
    115 5 *.P. Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. JtHE Housing of Federation A Government officials has become such a bi& problem that the Government has decided to create a post of Housing Officer to deal with all questions of housing in Kuala Lumpur. Provision for the post is
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    Radios in parks
    120 5 THE Singapore Government is being asked b v the Municipal Commissioners how it intends to use the community radio sets which it is proposed to instal in King George V Park and Katon« Park. The Commissioners have not vet decided whether or not it would be desirable
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    Believe it or not!
    68 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THIS EGG. which was laid by a hen last Christmas Day, has a half-inch cross on its broader end. All efforts by the owner of the hen, Miss Clara Liporado, of No. 9, Aambai Road. Katong, to remove the cross mark on
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    AWARD FOR ACT OF 'GREAT COURAGE'
    152 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A LANCE-CORPORAL of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, who coolly picked up a hand grer.ade that had been hauled into a NAAFI billiard saloon in Penang and threw it out has been awarded the British Empire Medal. The award was
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    'Eagerness' to learn
    83 5 PENANG, Tues. gNGLISH schools in the Federation and Singapore have made "remarkable strides," according to an American teacher, Miss Bernice Lyost, now in Penang on a world educational tour. "They are certainly far more advanced than I had expected," .she said. Miss Lyost, who is attached v
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    OBSERVER WAR CORRESPONDENT
    42 5 Mr. Michael paviigon. South-East Asia correspondent for the London Observer, wiio has been covering the Korean war almost since It began, arrived in Singapore rday by BOAC Argonaut fr< m HongKong. Mr. Davidson will remain svre for some weeks.
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    EX-CONVICTS GRATEFUL FOR ASSISTANCE FROM AFTER-CARE'
    298 5 EX-CONVICTS GRATEFUL FOR ASSISTANCE FROM AFTER-CARE' Free Press Staff Reporter *T THANK you for the loan of $48 and for helping me to obtain a licence to import and sell wild b0ar... 1 shall never forget your organisation." THE words quoted here are ivpical of the many letters received by
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    TANK RECOVERY TANK'
    35 5 :sfmdmzdfm NEWLI u <Rl»i I man "tiMk n > I pidurrci Naval It thfth after its arrival .11 Sin^ap«»r<' do; k^ >■> Thp tank is <! -stincd tot H I M I S( Free Press
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    PRIORITY FOR SMC QUARTERS
    565 5 Free Press Staff Reporter RECOMMENDATIONS have been tentatively approved that quarters for senior officers of the Singapore Municipality should be allotted on a system of priority. The order of priority should be size oi lamiiy. seniority (according to salary) and length of service These recommendations, made
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    New Premises For Co-Cp Stores
    50 5 The main shop and registered office of the Sineapore Co-operative Stores Society Limited will remove to 64. Victoria Street. The Society's new premises will be opened officially by Mrs. T P. F. McNeice at 10.30 a.m. from its present premises to on Sunday Jan.. 28
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    ARMY W^TS MORE DY
    57 5 href Pre-.s Staff Reporter KVALA LUMPUR V IYAYAK track* pro* i iuiH .< that Hea Imliya :i.skcd I >.. aka per Ush battalion be merit -osed ti of nine or ten D; battalion there sho".ld I be 24. The Standing I on f of the I
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    Installation at Seremban
    84 5 A COLOURFUL cc remony will be witnessed ;< f Sfremban tomorrow, when Dato' Klana Petra, Mohd. Kassim bin Dato' Mendika HajJ Abdul Rsushid will be Installed at the Balai Undang Ampangan. The Dato* Klana Petra who Ig The senior of the four Vu- ings or territorial ruling
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    Fine photographs at exhibition
    375 6 ART SOCIETY'S, ON Friday, at its second open exhibition, the Singapore Art Society will present Singapore with the finest selection of photographs yet seen in Malaya. r ihe first exhibition last year, attended by nearly 6,000 people, was good this year's work shows that it was
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    THE PRIZE WINNfc
    84 6 d&l. Chum -Sam Tsoi, A.R.P.S. (Canton, China*. Bronze Medals, P. S. Tea <33. Stamford Road, Sinpore* and P. J. York (130, Orchard Road. Singapore*. Highly ommetitied, Tsze-Kong Si: (C\^itont and Lim Hoe 6 (91. Eras Basah Road, Singapoi LANDM APES. Silver Med^l. K F. Won^ <23, Orchard
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    MANY FANCIES IN MAIN RACE
    975 7 MANY FANCIES IN MAIN RACE Heavy going at Ipoh today From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Wednesday. J£EEN judues regard the seventh race for Class 2, Div. 1 up the straight s}-furlong track as having one of the best Class 2 sprint fields in many months. Opinion as to the winner covers
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    CHAY WENG YEW GETS HIS CHANCE
    139 7  -  ROGER YUE Bv Asian Games contenders. .7 HI IH such .m imprt*ssi;e record as winning of the alherweifhf championship of Singapore in 18 .uul l^")0 a. id finishing a close second to I rnpire rhampini.. The Fook Hung, in a "trial' si »^t vtar.
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    Floads stop boxers
    35 7 Floads stop boxers I UMPUB South i nine of the i ho have entern individual Kuala Lumek tu scratch. em is Company tor Junes. rinei ehamnd the ight cnamnent will "airy .he l&semlrij Hah to
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    far east golf
    25 7 p: aal.s ;rs vs ill tee I in the Far Eastern if tourney at Wack dab, Manila WIU split rash tailing U553,750
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    Transvaal champions
    115 7 M who beat Eastern I by ten wtiket* in 'nr hnal < urr ie Shield match of v»»n at Johannesburg on f.nihvd the campaign imputed champions with 33 out of ft possible 36. full fiiuil platings were: Tran- 33 po*nt v Natal 23; WeatPrownce 19; FaMern Pro- 15.
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    SAAA gives advice to athletes
    230 7 SAA A gives advice to athletes Free Press Staff Reporter THE SEVEN Sinuapore athletes In Singapore's 17 -man \sian Games contingent exchanged views on individual plans for participation in more than one event at a meeting of Singapore A.A.A. officials at the S.R.C. last evening Maj A Palmer, who presided
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    Nam Wah to play Faithul Karib
    72 7 NAM WAH spurts club will 0 Fathul Karib at socttr at i Paik tomorrow in a match in preparation for their coming tour of Rangoon and Bangkok. The Nam Wuh XI will be chosrn from: Loh Fook Peng. Teow Ktng. Abdul Rahman, Jnr.. Kwan
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    ARMY BOXING
    36 7 HE first rouna ol the first nn--1 nuul Singapore Base District intr-umt team boxing chamshipa is scheduled for Feb. 13 R.EM.E. Workshops meet GH Q Signal Regt. at the »obcc Training Centre, Thomson Road
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    Larsen wins
    32 7 Art Larsen (UJS.) bea* r< l <! riwell (Australia) 5-7 6-2 6-4 3-6. 6-1 and Dick Sav!tt -US) disposed of Don Caniy toria) 6-1. 6-3. 9-11, 6-0 i thp Australian national
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    TODAY'S CARD
    678 7 RACE 1—2.15: CLASS 4, DIV. 3—6 F. 1. 002 The Dancer Dunwoodie 8.13 2. 000 Bello E. Donnelly 8 11 3. 023 Finalist Charles 8.11 4. 003 GaiiTtnead J. Donnelly 8.10 5. 230 Vanguard Harper 8.09 6. 320 Three Kingdoms Woods 8.09 7. 300 Brilliant Son Farad 8.08
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    Randolph Turpin v. Stock again
    68 7 RANDOLPH TURPIN. the British micicllewright champion, will fight Jean Stock of France at Leicester on March 19. The figrit will go ten rounds at the 163 lb limit On Monday Turpin knocked out the Spanish middleweight title-holder. Eduard Lopez, in 55 seconds of the first
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    HENDON'S £10,000 TOUR OF THE FAR EAST
    318 7 HENDON'S £10,000 TOUR OF THE FAR EAST From ARCHIE QUICK HENDON Football Club is to embark on the most ambitious tour planned by an amateur soccer organisation since the war. The men will fly to the Far East when the season closes next May and will be away 18 days
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    All The Latest Selections
    226 7 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM Mamf (\ll. BOY pniVll.K BRILLIANT SON FINALIST lIWI IST THRU \(.IMiMv KM I o Vis ThC Danccr Bel, Three Kingdoms I inalivt lixt 15 Bello Three Kingdoms (..am mead The Dancer ihe Dan er RACE 2 A. ML SEME NT NANETTE AMUSEMENT
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    S.A.F.A. win 3rd game
    66 7 gINGAPORES r.i.in -forward, Awaiij; Bakar. scored four goals yesterday to enable the S.A.F.A. tooting team to beat the National Collepiate A A. five-nil at the Rizal Memorial stadium. Manila. Boon Leong notched the other goal. Goalkeeper Chu Chee Seng put up a brilliant performance for Singapore
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    1960 Olympics
    48 7 The 19b0 Olympic Games ma\ be held in Brussels. Ihe city las! night unanimously decided to forward the Belgian capital's claim to the Olympic Organising Commiitee. If apreed, the G;«n;«'s would probably be held in the Bi Heysel Stadium, scene of the 19.30 iluroptan aililetic championship-..
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    TOURISTS' BID FOR VICTORY
    178 7 TOURISTS' BID FOR VICTORY A BID for Commonwealth touring team producer, slogging against India In fourth *"t<-st" at Madrnterday. The to i the ta.sk of scoring 271 runhours anc bowling fi< rcely Then, with 90 runs n i u,n with an hour I they had to ehans» when three wickets
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    VICTORIA WIN
    29 7 A fighUn Queensland 1< Ken Mj toiia to t ain In Sheffield Shield cur match at P in Scores were <<> 9 <Mai Victoria. 388 and 73 to
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