Singapore Standard, 4 February 1953

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    11 1 SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD Icvbvcm,bcvn.,bmvcvbcvm,b,cv SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1953. TWELVE PAGES
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    NiXT MOVE-BLOCKADE'
    497 1 All Trade With China May Stop WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UP)— The next step in President Eisenhower's drive to crack the stalemate in Korea may be to clamp a naval blockade on Red China, Congressional and military sources said today. A naval blockade, certain to be opposed by Britain
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    VODKA AND A TALE IN VERSE
    148 1 VODKA AND A TALE IN VERSE khaw, Shipping rer ii QStol i made port on a to halin from n Ru in rd the n ship rh StJTflfil i a n k I ,!h Mos- tholic cunLi belled OH lt»xs in I". chief ,ip> u i trail*. you i foßsn
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    FEARED LOST
    28 1 FEARS T the S edish ship Aspoe, may i k with her crew of 22 were expressed by maritime lea in Stockholm yes- lay. A F.P.
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    Over To Taylor
    25 1 LT.-GEN. Maxwell D. Taylor arrived in Korea yesterday to take over command of the Eighth Army from General James Van Fleet. U.P.
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    Countess Opens Children's Home
    176 1 THE Countess of Limerick, vice-chairman of the BxccottfC Committee of the British Red Cross, formally unlocked the door yesterc > afternoon of the Singapore Red Cross Home for Crij .ed Children at Tanah Merah Be^ar, Changi. SI e spoke briefly on the generosity of the S
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    TRAIN SABOTAGED
    26 1 ALL RAIL traflic betwoen Haifa and Tel Aviv was stopped yesterday after a mine had derailed five wagons of a Reuter Israeli ?ooc<s train.
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    Support For Chiang'Meet
    80 1 SINGAPORE Chinese who support Chiang Kai-shek will hold a meeting soon to discuss the preparation of a cable *.o the generalissimo to express their support of a Free China invasion of the China main-' land. They were jubilant over President Eisenhower's orders withdrawing the U.S. Seventh Fleet
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    JAPS PRAISE IKE
    20 1 JAPANESE Foreign Ministry officials yesterday praised President Eisenhower's implied call for refutation of the secret Yalta agreement.
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    Keep This Office!?
    110 1 50,000 APPEAL TO SIR GERALD IPOH, Tues.— About 50,000 inhabitants of eight new villages in Ipoh are planning a joint appeal to the Government to retain the services of a European Resettlement Officer who, they understand, has left tne Government service. The officer is Mr. G. B.
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    BLAST ABOARD INDOMITABLE
    41 1 LONDON, Feb. 3 (UP)— An explosion occurred in J n hangar aboard the 23,000-ton aircraft carrier, Indomitable, off Malta today. One man was reported lost and a number injured. ine ship is due back in harbour this afternoon.
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    NEGOMBO VISIT
    27 1 Standard Staff Reporter AIR MARSHAL A. C Sanderson. Commander-n-Chief Far East Air Force, is flying to Negombo, Ceylon, on Friday, t« iosDect R.4.F. umU and
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    OUR TO-CENT CRIME Your Verdict
    1608 1 OUR TO-CENT CRIME Your Verdict FROM the length and breadth of Malaya yesterday came more praise for The Standard for Us fair play in reducing its price from 15 to ten cents :i copy. This methoi of passing on to the reader the redaction in the price of newsprint was
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    'Copters Help
    23 1 FIVE more Royal Navy helicopters flew to Holland yesterday to join the four already helping in the Dutch flood emergency. Reuter
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    A Bit Lower
    23 1 SWISS mountaineers, after two unsuccessful attempts to climb Everest, in March will attempt its 26,810-foot neighbour, Dhaulagiri Peak.- A P.
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    BID TO CROSS ATLANTIC IN BARREL'
    115 1 LAS PALMAS. Feb. 3 (AP) —Fernando Mayolas, a Spanish seaman born in Gijon, plans to better the recent feat of the Frenchman Alain Bombard. He will shortly attempt to nrnss the Atlantic in 40 days in a small craft, no bigger than a barrel.
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    Wo Murder: Police Offer Big Reward
    158 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police are offering: a 85,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the killer or killers of Mrs. Lucy Ho Chwee Ens:, a SB-year-old General Hospital biood transfusion assistant. The C.I.D. Chief, Mr. .T. M. Macl e a n.
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    Mayer For US
    22 1 FRENCH Premier Ren« Mayer yesterday ted P ssidcnt Eisentu 'i to visit Washington at the end |of March. Reuter
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    Falsies Answer: The Real Thing
    67 1 Falsies Answer: The Real Thing AND everywhere that Lai Long went, the stares, sideglances, .ried looks and long low whistles seemed to go. This happened at Kallang Airport yesterday when this Singapore cabaret girl, strolled in. She hod come to see someone off ond in any case she was quite
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    ARMED MEN ROB COUPLE OF $2,000
    154 1 ARMED with knives and 3 revolver, four masked ChineM robbers tied up a Singapore Chinese woman in a house In Buk:t Panjang Road, on Monday night, stabbed her husband, and got away with $1,500 cash. |$0Q in jewellery and a doublj barrel shotgun. The
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    Reversed Charge
    26 1 OUTNUMBERED Sou I I Koreans smashed a 700-strong o n the ea I y terday and chs Reds back Into i »J iry. U.P.
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    1-way traffic no advantage says Ewing
    309 2 IT YVOI LD have been unnecessary for Singapore to introduce the oneua\ traffic scheme along North Bridge Koad and South Bridge Road if we had used our road surface more efficiently, Mr. A. A. Ewing:, general manager of the Singapore Traction Company told ine
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    Note Said: Pay Up Or Else'
    479 2 SHOPMAN ALLEGES A SINGAPORE electrical shop proprietor, who was threatened with death by a handgrenade, yesterday testified against two youths at a preliminary inquiry in the Sixth Police Court. The yo iths, Wee Lim Pa. 16, and Ho Lye Seng, 2'A. were I jointly
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    NEW SCHEME TO AID FIRE ENGINES
    382 2 Alarm Bells Along Roads Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE roods will be cleared for speedy movement of fire engines whenever and wherever a fire breaks out, if a suggestion now before the Council is approved. The suggestion is to instal alarm bells along the roads.
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    Air Service To Rangoon This Month
    116 2 BURMA has alwajs been anxious to have its own air i link with Malaya, said IT.l T Taw. I Chairman of Union of Burma I Airways In Singapore yesterday. U. Taw arrived in a new. 18--seater Marathon aircraft on a i survey flight, preparatory
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    Case Of The Three Drivers
    205 2 j 7. He's Unlicensed :HO SHUI KAE was Rued s; :j snd .disqualified From bolding a licence lor ve^r by the Singapore First Traffic Police Magistral* Mr. K. c. Hoffman, yesterday. Ho pleaded gnu ty to cfaaxses of failing to hall a hall sign on
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    See Prison Doctor, Opium Smoker Told
    86 2 TAN CHIAI was sentenced in the Singapore Fifth Court yesterday to three weeks' simp] e imprisonment Bor smoking opium. Inspector A D. Jj obt the prosecuting offi^r. tol<j the court that a police raid rig party found Two smoking an op:uin pipe in a
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    Women Deny Suicide Bids
    119 2 i Poison Allegation PRETTY 23 year-old Phang Kim Lian was charged in the Singapore Third Polite Court yesterday with attempting to commit suicide, at 4.36 p.m. on Jan 29 It was alleged that she drankpoison at a house in Upper Thomson Road. Phang claimed trial and
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    Police Band
    57 2 THE Singapore Roiice Band will play linger the direction of Mr. R.E. House at the following places from 5.30 to 6.30 p.m.: Feb. 4. Katong Park; Feb. 8. Botanif-al Gardens: Feb 10, Kulim Place: Feb. 12. King George V Park; Feb. 17 Tiong Bahru: Feb. 19. Fairer ParkFeb.
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    This Play Made Mei Lan-fang Immortal On Stage
    426 2 This Play Made Mei Lan-f ang Immortal On Stage T.OVFRS of Peking drama vvil] have a chance to see a p] a y at tne Great W.uid this evening that made Mei Lan-fang ISmortal on the Chinese stage. Miss Yin* Wan Yuen is not expected to b e anywhere near
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    MR. K. ON MALAYA'S FUTURE
    470 3 Ceylon Day Call To Sinhalese: Help Country Progress MR. H. J. C. KULASINGHA, president of the Singapore Sinhalese Association, said yesterday that politically, enconomically and socially there are well-defined plans ahead of Singapore and the Federation. 1m a Ceylon Day message he said: "As a
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    Says He Saw Lorry Run Over Cyclist
    107 3 a )LIC prie t. Fai °r the S re .1 Poli e M a e, R.C it' rday a wheel oi a lorry •he body of a cyclist. str iggle ttle D He s this when 1 rry Ah B-= was i neglig
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    Here On Tour
    56 3 D I\ 111. hairm the K er i of A ner will s re a i on 27. oq a survi y i I ecoI so iaJ coi lii ns. cef€ er. w Y. be ed by his v. fe. is on mth tour oJ s ath
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    Verdict Held In Appeal Case
    122 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.Judgment was reserved by the Federation Court of Appeal, today, in on appeal by a Chinese. Lee Kim Liew alias Ah Kow. against the conviction and sentence of death passed or\ him by Mr, Justice Storr at the Johore Bhnrti Assizes for being
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    Woman Left Sick 18 Mths.
    341 3 Woman Left Sick 18 Mths. LIM AH MOI, a Singapore middle-aged woman, who adopted a baby girl who had been paralysed by a disease and then abandoned her a couple of months later was sentenced to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Knisht in the Assizes yesterday. She was
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    Police Post For T. Bahru?
    76 3 MR. M.P.D. NAIR. a Singapore Legislative Councillor, will ask the Colonial Secretary at the next Legislative Council meeting that in view of recent brutal murders and petty crime in the Tiong Bahru area, if Government will consider building a police station in Tiong Bahru Estate.
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    Banks Complain: Too Many Coins
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    2 LEAVE FOR ECAFE TALKS
    70 3 MR. D. MUNGAT, Asian Regional Secretary of the International Confederation of Free Trade Union-, has arrived in Singapore on his way to the ECAFE conference in Indor.o c ia. He is accompanied by Mr. P. Rajagopal. of the Malayan Trade Union Council. When Mr. Mungat
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    S'pore Ready For Anti-Rabies Work
    173 3 A VIGOROUS anti-rabies campaign is expected to be launched by the Singapore Government shortly, The Standard was told yesterday. Fifteen thousand units of vaccines for use in the campaign have already arrived in the Colon v on Jan. 23 from the United States. They are
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    MOVE TO GET 250 TEACHERS
    222 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWO hundred and fifty student teachers will be recruited next month by the Singapore Education Department to relieve the existing shortage of teachers in regional schools. The Standard was told that recruitment will take place early next month soon after the 1952
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    $5 GIFT FOR MADAM SOLAYHAR
    71 3 A READER, Mr. C. W. Wong, of Singapore, who was "greatly moved by the plight of Madame Solayhar as described in the Sunday Standard." sent in a S5 gift for her and her family yesterday. The money was forwarded to Mr. E. F. Middleditch. Assistant
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    Found Mother Unconscious
    59 3 THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing. recorded an open finding at the end of the inquiry into the death of 42--year-old woman, Quek Ah Kim. yesterday. Quek was found unconscious in her room by her son, Ang Lim Teck. Medical evidence given by Dr. E. B
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    SEMBAWANG PLANS FOR CROWNING
    153 3 THE Singapore Sembawanff J*™ 1 ™strict Committee has decided to take an active part in the June Coronation celebrations here. Representatives of the various .associations which attended the Committee's meeting recently agreed to participate in the City procession and help to arrange local decorations and festivities.
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    SPORE BOD DROPS CLOCKING SYSTEM
    236 3 THE Singapore Ba?c Ordnance Depot has abolished the unpopular system which clocks th e arrival and departure of its 3,000 workers, Mr. S. T. V. Lingam, secretary of the Army Civil Service Union, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Lingam said the practices not only created
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    Union Is Now Efficient: So He Quits
    103 3 THE GENERAL secretary of the Singapore Harbour Water Front Workers Union yesterday resigned from his post because he had been convinced that :he S.H.B. Labour Union was now doing an efficient, job. He said the SHWFWU had been formed for a number of
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    Charged With Importing Gold
    71 3 LEE KIM HING (26) claimed trial in the Singapore Third District Court yesterday to a charge of importing IV2 lbs. of gold without a permit. The case was postponed to Feb. 17 for mention. Bail of $200,000 was allowed. Lee was alleged to have been in
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    Good Rice For The New Year
    209 3 SINGAPORE Chinese bmutwives rubbed their hands joyfully yesterday when they drew whole gram rice r n their ration for the Chinese New Year. In retail shops ill over the island, women chatted excitedly as shop assistant! poured first grade Thailand rice into tiieir containers.
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    Court Sequel To Stabbing
    64 3 PENANG, Tues.— Tanf Ah Hon, To, had a charge oC murder by having caused that Heath of hi.-, son. Tang Choy Chit explained to him in the First Magistrate's Court today. The rase was postponed to Feb. 10. It was stated that the son died in
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    Customs Officer Allowed Appeal
    286 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues 1 i'.e Federation Court of Appea: today allowed the appeal of D.J. Mackay. a Cusloibi Officer at Ipoh. against the conviction and sentence of ihree month.s' imprisonment r<'^««ed on him at the Perak Assist! for an offenre under the Corruption Enactment The Court
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    Workers Are A Lot Better Off
    164 4 KUALA LI'MPVR, Tues.— Workers in Malaya have benefited greatly during the five years since the Federation of Malaya came into being, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, General Secretary of Pan-Malayan Plantation Workers Tnion, said in a Federation Day broadcast over Radio I Malaya yesterday. Trade
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    FORCES KILL TWO MORE BANDITS
    239 4 Two Civilians Murdered KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs.— Two more terrorists have been killed and one other suspected terrorist has been wounded and captured by security forces in the Federation. Terrorists have murdered tw o civilians and abducted another. One terrorist was killed and another terrorist suspect
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    FED. INFANT MORTALITY ON DECLINE
    171 4 ,PENANG. Tiles. Infantile mortality in the Federation is now declining, a spokesman of the Federation Medical Services told The Standard today. He attributed this to the increased interest taken in infant welfare. He stated that most of the states have welfare centres where sound advice
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    Wins Bar To MC For Bravery
    169 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Captain Karnabahnriir ELai, of the Ist Battalion. 10th Princess j Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles. 1 who was in command of two vehicles moving along a narrow laterite road on Etoscote Estate. Ku!ai. Johore, on Oet 21, last year, ha< been awarded
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    Women Fined
    47 4 IPOH. rues women, Mrs. Bosena S C oke* and Liang Yuk Chin, were fined $100 each for allowing Iheir dogs to go unmuzzled Liang \ya s a l so ordered to pay $15 to the father of a v v.v.o was bitten by her dog.
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    Down. Too
    444 5 Ph«»t.» hv 'The Situation TT T IS 9 Has Improved KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The present policy of deciding in advance how much reward I will be paid for the capture or elimination of a Communist terrorist will be discontinued on March 1. A Federal Government communique states that
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    Spore To Penang In A Motor Boat
    39 5 prill hr possible to nuke a trip Penaii| \nd bark bv Mitboard motor I I i I in,> W I K I I I I I 1 I I I I. I
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    Appointment To Chinese Chair
    43 5 F M 1 |\v: -w a B .1- the iver- an ipp< ►inti- Ch nese Depai the Uni ei naj be ire. v r of the S > enl ester i;i\ r erta 1 en made frded 1 Ihe Univerippi
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    CLOSER SfNO-MALAY TIES
    99 5 Kl AI.A LUMPUR, Tues.— The foundation for closer Sino-Malay ties in Malaya was laid today bv the rrpresentatlves of both the Malayan Chinese Association md the United Malays Nationalist Organisation n do met lor the fust time in friend]} negotiations, led their presidents. Dato Sir Chenu lock
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    Youth Saves Mother, Son
    80 5 A 19-YEAR-OLD Ma youth, Nay bin Kassim, jumped yesterday into the Singapore R n Cavenagh Bridge and rescued a mother and her two-year-old sou. who were struggling in the water. W the help of a samp., i man he brought of both the ch ild ashore.
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    Little Zahara's Friends Start Fund For Her Education
    194 5 KLANG, Toes. —A nine-year-old Malay girl, Zahara binti Mohamed, krvn to net hersHf an English education, pillion rode on her father's bicycle the 38 miles from Tanjong Karanj; to Klang. where B Health Officer, Mr. Illia s Abbas, started the ball rolling
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    It's Easy To Run The New 'Varsity
    202 5 MR. LEE KONG CIIIAN. the Singapore millionaire who has just returned to the Colony from a world tour, will shortly call a press conference at which he will express his views on the proposed Chinese University in Malaya. The proposer of the University,
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    STRIKERS ASK TO SEE NICOLL
    230 5 THE 450-strong Singapore Mental Hospital Uniformed Staff Union yesterday asked the Governor. Sir John Nicoll, for an interview, with the object of ending the five-day-old strike of Woodb ridge Hospital attendants. The secretary of the union. Mi. Lim Chwee Seng.' told The Standard last night
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    Rotary Delegate
    33 5 IPOH. Tues.— Tuan Haji Mohamed Eusop Territorial Chief of Kinta. left here by air today tor Singapore to emplane by Comet tor Rangoon to attend the conference of 53 Rotarv District.
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    Kuching Starts Memorial Fund
    68 5 KUCHING, Feb. 3 tit I AAP) The Sixth Nationa Memorial Fund opens here today with the object to provide playing fields and recreatioi facilities for youth m Sarawak. The nucleus of the fund is 5150.000 provided by the Government with intention of allocations from this to
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    Thai Leader Praises Gen. Tempter
    121 5 Thai Leader Praises Gen. Tempter BANGKOK, Feb 3. (AFP). Foi'.er 'ih u o/>--pontion leader, Mr. s'e/n. tpfia re^nr red here from Singapore yesierdn u. soid hp had untued i>iai the Communist ttrttuQth in Malay a w§M on ihe dechue, lie said tfuil J'»e MP> ressful Contmtutfcl xi/p--presrion imu d<.e <o
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    Taiwan Trade Mission Here
    127 5 A F< >!'?: max trade from I i i w n (Formosa) i "< j <i in Singapore pestei for a two-week irisil to "r mote trade betWC Taiw a-i I and other South- 1 B>l il ports.* 1 are Di Mah f 1 i oi
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    American twilight
    784 6 gOME five months ago an American legal luminary, Mr. Justice William Qrville Douglas of the U.S. Supreme Court came on what he termed an "unofficial and self-financed" visit to Malaya. His viMt has turned out to be a visitation. He seems t< r.ove left Malaya armed with a
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    THE COMMUNIST NETWORK IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    891 6  - THE COMMUNIST NETWORK IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA RANGOON, r)OCUMENTS in the hands oi Burma army and police intelligence officers leave no doubt that a Com--1 munist international courier system for South-East Asia is well established. They include letters from the Burma Communist Party to Ishwar Singh, a high-ranking Manipuri Communist on
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    Review of Views
    515 6 Review of Views Another Front? Sl^* Chew Jit Pub believes that the iU neutralisation of Formosa will have more political than military implication?, i Primarily, it is a move to 1 break ihe stalemate in the 1 Korean truce talks. But it is tlie United State* 1 first move in
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    PERVERTED EDITORIAL
    235 6 Sir: I have been reading your paper for over a year and have never read such 4 senseless and perverted editorial as the one headed 'Little Peking/ Who do you think you are trying "\6 threaten by the "following sentence, "•The attempt to eradicate the language and culture
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    One Way Traffic And Children
    158 6 Sir; It seems that the safety of school children has been overlooked when introducing the one-way traffic scheme. Children returning home from schools have now o make several road cro sings in the face of the heavv trafhc before they can get to the bus
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    DRESSERS AND DOCTORS
    377 6 Sir; Mr. J. S. David, in a letter appearing in your popular paper of Jan. 24, stated that before one became a Grade I Dresser, one had to practise the profession continuously for ten years, whereas, for a pharmacist to get his diploma, only a few years
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    INTER-MARRIAGE
    112 6 urJ- e article on inter-marringe* 1 by C Satupathy in \h e Sunday Standard of February 1. 1953 Is really very interest* ing, more *o to me as I am an ardent supporter of such manages-. I vv: >h many Jnoie prop:? will write on this subject more often
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    It's No Joke-Behind Bars
    237 6  - It's No JokeBehind Bars r PHE tt-c. bet cri > 'aDd hut's For the pupil t crr.ert d b; i to hit c Old agf rt < Britain's pi [sons ft r hush" atmosphere how funny the Bti bell :hem c try u ftlly received En t I They don't
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      Ask The Right Question
      322 6 S:: A i.:*..: deal has been written and said for and against the establishment of c Chinese University. instead of asking ourselves 'Should 'here be a Chinese University En Malaya?*, should we not rather put it this way. •What is this fear and distrust That prevents
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    Formosa: Britain Protests
    12 7 Formosa: Britain Protests I I I m W i r I I
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    RICE PACT WITH SIAM
    13 7 RICE PACT WITH SIAM I AP>- I 1 I 1 I I I
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    SC Turned Queen Away
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    More US $ For Britain
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    Hongkong Crash
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    MacD. Speaks To C wealth Assn. Confab
    141 7 MacD. Speaks To C wealth Assn. Confab D< egates I rom branches ol nmi Qwealtfa ParliaAss ation in Singa- ■> the F« leration and ak c nfern d in Nor::i i t the weekend ic nbers of the North E eo branch and a represent from B:\::.t under the ash
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    7 New Midwives
    50 7 sr' EN v,. pn passed the ation ol the Centra! \\€i Board "B"' Cert:- ates held in Singapore on Th< arc Amanah S Kassim, Betty Au S ic \g Let Hoo, Theresa Y p Yok« S i:n. Bibi ointe Sa nina biiite Hadgi ai d Usi binte
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    French Invited
    39 7 PRESIDENT Eisenhower ited Premier Rene d Foreign Minister G< ges Bidault to visit Washngto the end ol March. The vn> transmitted by h ican Secretary of State Jons K-Mer D.nies daring his with French Ministi "a yesterday.
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    ROYAL TOUR OF C'WEALTH STARTS IN NOVEMBER
    476 7 ROYAL TOUR OF C'W E ALT H STARTS IN NOVEMBER LONDON, Feb. 3 (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth and the Duke ot Edinburgh will fly to Bermuda and Jamaica in November at the start of a Commonwealth tour, whii h will take them round the world, it was announced i torn Buckingham
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    ATTEMPT TO FREE SHIP FAILS
    135 7 WEDGED fasl on a coral reef at the western entrance to Singapore Harbour, the 5,047-ton Finnish freighter Herakles yesterday defied all attempts to re-float her. and i her crew spent another anxious night at the mercy oi the wind. '"It the weather breaks, it might
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    Hit By Car; Badly Hurt
    71 7 IBRAHIM bin Mohamed (47) was knocked down by a car near the junction <>f Upper Serangoon Road and Hillside Drive, Singapore, at ei£ht last night. He wa? lying n a pool of blood when the ambulance arrived to take him to hospital, where his condition
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    No Malayan In UK Involved
    59 7 LONDON. Feb. 3.— No Malayan nor. so far its this correspondent can learn, exMalayan has been involved in the flood disasters of the past few days. It is still possible "that some ex-Malayans have settled on tiie east coast of England but most requiring greater
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    69 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 3. The following ore the closing prices of rubbei ond tin on London Morket rodoy:— LONDON RUBBER Spot 22 I d. Morch llld. Apr/June Hid. July/Sept. 22£d. Oct. /Dec. 22|d. Feb. c.i.f. 22}d. Marker Dull. LONDON TIN Spot- £973 per ton
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    SEA CHECKS COMMUNISM
    144 7 SOUTH-FAST Asian countries "are succeeding in their efforts to prevent the spread ol Commu nsm," says Dr. Roland R. Renrie, Chiei of the U.S. .Mutual Security Agency Mission in Manila. THE Sudanese Socialist Republican Party has demanded a special development plan for the Southern Sudan as part
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    World News In Brief
    264 7 THE South African Government is considering restoring the whipping punishment for all violators of rules enforcing racial discrimination in order to nut a stop to the Civil Disobedience Campaign.— AFP FAUD GALAT.. Egyptian Minister of National Guidance, said that Premier Naguib's Government was now working ;t
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    Ike's Decision Causes General
    524 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 3— Although e U.S. Mate Department spokesman said yesterday rhat the Department has not received any reaction from any of its allies regarding President Eisenhower's deneutralisation of Formosa, reports from the world's capital indicated deep concern. Reports from Far East capitals, however, were more
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    37 SEEK MCS POST
    84 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Thirty-seven applications were received by the Malayan Establishment Office in res- ponse to the newspaper advertisement for posts for Asians in the Malayan Civil Service, Four of these applications came as a result of the advertisement and the remainder from officers serving in
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    New Year Carnival
    57 7 THE Young Malayans' Club. Singapore branch, will hold Chinese New Year Carnival in aid of the club fund on Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Stamford Girls' School Hall. The carnival will start at 5.30 p.m. arid the programme consists of games, fancy dress competition, a magic show
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    2000 See Their Ist Warship
    120 7 IPOII. Tues.— HMS Maenad. the minesweeper which a few months ago steamed up the Perak River to carry out bombardmeni of bandit areas, was it} Telok Anson a few days ago 0:1 '"Operation Goodwill." Under Lt.-Cdr lan Forbes, the minesweeper steamed up 35 miles and
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    Formosa Order Is Backed By Chiang
    166 7 TAIPEI, Feb. 3, (AP).— Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek tonight hailed President Eisenhower's lifting the ban on Nationalist operations against the Red China mainland but gave no hint of any immediate action against the Communists. In a formal statement issued here Chiang said the United State?
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    Jap Eyes On South African Wool Markets
    110 8 EAST LONDON. S. Africa. Feb. 3, (AFP).— Japanese importers are becoming more and more interested in South African woo! markets said Mr. Nakumura the representative of a large Osaxa firm speaking in Port Elisabeth yesterday. However, he said, there was no question of
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    Japs Prepare To Reopen Red China Sea Route
    384 8 Japs Prepare To Reopen Red China Sea Route TOKYO, leb. 3 (AFP)— Preparations are rife In Japan's shipping circles for the reopening of the sea j route to Communist China which they expect will materialize shortly. The most interested in the China route are smaller shipping firms amun.L; which is
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    Jap Trade Group Arrives In Cyprus
    51 8 NICOSIA, Feb. (AFP A Japanese trade delegation has arrived here on an ex ploratory visit aimed ai im- proving trade between Jap i and Cyprus. The delegation. which eludes ind.istriaii.vts and mer- chants from Osaka and th< Foreign Trade Institute is 1 n Mi^die-Easf
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    HMS Sparrow To Refit In HK
    92 8 HONGKONG. Feb. fßeu- t-AAP). The British frigate Sparrow has arrived here for refil after one month's service in Korean write!-- with [J.N rces. Her \v. p. Church said his ship was hit -•nee on quarterdeck about the midd e oi January, when Communist shore
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    New Ships For P&O
    132 8 A LINER uf 28.000 tons gross which is being bui't by Hailand a;id VVoul at Belfast Eoi Uie P. and O. Steam Navigation Company will -^e called Ib'. I 'ia. thus re\ i\ ing one of the earliest uf the invnors. aames for ships The Rrsi
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    Radio-Phone Link
    26 8 BANGKOK. Feb 3. (AFP). —The Thai Posts and Telegraph.- Department announced yesterday that a Radio Telephone service had aeen esiaI lished between Bangfc Hongkong
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      392 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD, sS s etssham'Tp? I ,Si M "S£ 'I?** tro Staeapore. Port rttennam penaiig Also dneil Sailina* from Bangkok and Indonesia to riiina ft Japan D l k l > as? "ir, Du ins -s&. CflJl Feb 11 Hongkong p Sails Sails Pakhor K an S f
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      611 8 EAST ASIATITIi SAILINGS FROM S(\nm\u ix -MEONIA* for Bangkok i -PATAGONIA" for Ade aide Melbourne. Bamfe Sydney (not loading locs car o) W I "LALANDLA" for Bangjcck -INDIA" for Bangkok !t| "ERRIA" (no; carrying pai sengers) "ANNAM" for Bang! Hongkor.g. Manila. K Yokohana "PRETORIA" for Bang) Saigon. Hongkong. Mi Kobe
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    Readers' If Coronation Tour Contest
    471 9 I i£ tbc Singapore Standard will choose i I Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman I u },o will be honoured as an Inofficial I i ,r this land to attend the CoronaI t !n London during May and June ■ft' Mr A uhich will last three
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    ILO Chief Warns On Price Cuts
    115 9 ILO Chief Warns On Price Cuts GENEVA. Feb. 3 (Renter*— l Mr. David Morse Directoi General of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) 1 warned today against allowing I international competition to i lower prices would eventually came unemployment in the \v jrld's textile industry. Mr. Morse, an American, was opening
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    Small Business In Produce Mart
    92 9 SMALL business was report-: •ed in tne produce market in Singapore ye terday with quotations, in the main, remaining a« about Monday's levels. Small turnover was reported in copra vh eh Was quoted SlB buyers and $38} sellers at the I close. Business was reported
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    Jet Supply To ME Defended
    97 9 I. OX DON. Feb 3 .AFP) British Minist< t ol State s». wyn Lloyd told the Comns yester< aj that the de- a mited number of K it sh jet fighter plane- tc •1^ Bflidd i East countries was perfe y compatible with join* B
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    Rubber Declines 2% Cenfs A Lb.
    261 9 photo RUBBER prices in Singapore declined by 21 cents per pound on a barely steady market yesterday, first grade rubber for February shipment closing at 78£ cents per lb. News of the deneutralisation of Formosa which mov e d prices upwards slightly was discounted
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    UK China Stock Up
    108 9 HONGKONG. Feb. 3 <Reuter-AAP)— Stock in British-owned Shanghai firms advanced on the Hongkong; Stock Exchange today following President Eisenhower's order abandoning neutralisation of Formosa. Shares in the Shanghai Dock Company seized last year by the Chinese Communists went up 35 cents to HKSI.HS. Other notable rises
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    Ike Is Worried Over Ceylon Kubber;May Offer Better Price
    232 9 WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UP I.—United1 United Stotes officials said that the Eisenhower administration was fully aware that its policy of getting tough with Communist China was being weakened by Ceylon's agreement to ship 50,000 tons of rubber yearly over a five-year
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    Buyers In Share Mart Are Selective
    154 9 Standard Market R»-porirr SINGAPORE. Tues. 0 i quiet Malayan sh..-: n rfeet. 'here was selective bu ail sections today. Snw busi ness was reported. Changed price were I Kundong 195 SBS c< New Serendah I W 1.10 RUBBER Ampaf 10 Jmstral AJnaj 20 3
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    INDIA'S EXPORTS WILL GROW BY '53
    274 9 NEW YORK, Feb. 2 (UP)— Indian Ambassador G. L. Mehta, explaining India's fiveyear plan to an importani i trade group pr< d 'ted :ha: Indian expo; ts wi3 three years will be pei en! bigger than in L948. He said "This increase if i
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    HK EXCHANGE
    20 9 HONGKONG, j 3 ci:,! Si ere fl I DS$ 1 ¥1 K M 50.2: Indon< si to one
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    108 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING MMn priri's itul> per lb i in Sinua pore yrst' vda ere No 1 K S.S Spot Loosr 7*^ «S2 No. 1 R.S.S. 1U ~.y. No. K.S.S. 3t| ":4 No I K.S.S. 71! JIJ Tone: Barflv st«;id\ TIN BWGAPOBE, Wmt* Th« print ol tin tud.i} ua <
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      30 9 CORONATION TOUR CONTEST UAlfrrtTa < or«M»alion Somcnirs i' l I Sportsman Sportswoman the Ftdltirtiim of Wal»y«« •!<>}»♦: (oroiialion CoQtCSI f isdb% '^H Fl 1/y flftl* w All^ j ■a! ''^fllni Cfk J
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    ITALY'S TOP MUESIGNERS SHOW THE world
    188 10 'TTALIAX fashion designers massed In Florence. Italv immll to capture a section of tne world market American h,. were held in the ancient and famous Pifti Paaw r han! paintings. The models depicted on this pa*f JhSw Tfrom ".T an ensemble of white silk
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    Can You Name This Actor?
    306 10 STAR CONTEST No. 1 1 LL through thi< week, with the exception of Sunday Singapore Standard pre•"iu% a new series of contests •Penally dr>.i£ii.d p, interest M.i|j\an film fans. Uurinj these six days the Pjftore of a veil-known movie •tar appears in these column*. *l«»n;
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    MORE SINGAPORE ENTRIES IN FOR BEAUTY CONTEST
    131 10 picture) DORIS ELAINE BOAKE (22j o' Holland Road, Singapore (Australian). RAMLAH EDWANS (17 l/«flrs), a housewife, of Hacelock Road, Sng (Malay) ERMALUCYUM (23 years) of Serangoon Road, Singapore (Chinese). JOYCE GOMES (20 years) or Branksome Road/Singapore K u re s i a n)
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    MAX FACTOR'S PICK PANEL OF EIGHT JUDGES FOR BIG NIGHTS
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    SOME fIDVICE TO A JILTED GIRL
    521 10  -  gEFORE my engagement a W9rn ye ar a eo. my friends warned me that my fianre a "play-boy." I ignored kind and understanding Lately, however, he jilted back hi, qU rrel f gave hil not t« nng and told »'i'» not to sec me
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    DON'T WORRY UNDULY 01 BABY'S BOW LEG
    398 10 DON'T WORRY UNDULY 01 BABY'S BOW LEG babies are born with bow legs and this is often quite frightening to a new mother who has never really seen a new baby before and who thinks that her child will be bow-legged for the rest of its days. Generally sp e
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    Slim Fat Away
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      Walthamstow Ave. Men Deny Charge
      442 11 LONDON, Feb. 3 (UP) Soccer experts and fans were bitter today over the decision of Walthamstow Avenue to "throw away" the golden chance of becoming the first amateur soccer team to enter the fifth round of the Footboll Association Cup since 1889. Walthamstow, the current
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      SPOON SHOOT
      26 11 A Spoon Shoot for members of the Singapore Rifle Associai tioo wil] be held al Bukit j Timah Range 0:1 Su:iuay at 0.00 a.m.
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      Kelantan AAA Postpone AGM
      81 11 KOTA BAHRU. Tues, Affiliates are reminded that owing to impromptu official engagements of the principal Office beareifc of the Kelantan Amateur Athletic Association, the annual general mee ing which has been fixed lor Friday Feb. 6 has been pos 4 ponod to Feb. 27 at the
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      Arsenal Remain At 6-1 Favourites
      130 11 LONDON. Feb. 3 <R*iit er Arsenal remained favourites at 6-1 in last night's callover on tne Football Association Cup at the Victoria Club. London. With seven replays to be held before it is known what teams enter the next round, backers showed little desire to
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      HARD MATCH FOR GUNNERS
      387 11 LONDON, Feb. 2 (Reuter)— Arsenal's fortune in the Football Association cup draws ended today when they were drawn away to First Division club Burnley for the competition's fifth round which is to be played on February 14. Last season Arsenal did not i meet First Division
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      Immigration SC
      61 11 The following were elected office-bearers of the Immigration Sports Club Singapore for 1953:— President. T. Maokie: Hon. Secretary. Mr. Anwar Ibrahim: Asst. Hon. Secretary S. K. Chakravarti: Sports Secretary, Dol. A. Rahman: Badminton Captain. Harry Goh: Football Captain'. Kacier Yassin; Hon. Treasurer, F. Sabapathy: Committee: R. O. Daniel,
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      SCSC Sweep Draw
      38 11 SINGAPORE Chinese Swimming Club New Pool's Fund Sweep drawn last Saturday resulted as follows Ist Prize *****. 2nd Prize *****. 3rd Prize 245!H Starters: *****. *****. *****. j .07m(J. ***** *****, *****, ***** and *****!
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      441 11 SITUATIONS VACANT I APPLICATION FOR APPOINT MENT AS PENGIHLI S Applications are invited for nppointment as Penghulus in j Perak. The salarv Scales Eorj this service are as follows: Probationers $120/- (3 years) Examina- tion Bar/ Timescale $144 x 12 216; l«l Ef- j ficiency Bar/ 240 >: 12 300/
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      634 11 PERSONAL DR. F. X. de SOU 7. A of Co'onial Dispensary has returned from hi6 short vacr La lr.ri-.a. ANNOUNCEMENT i The Mercar.tile Bank of Inrii:.. Ltd., have pleasure in am ing that a Branch of th, B. I will be opened in Khulna, East Pakistan on sth February l^v.i.
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      599 11 THE KNGATORE H AKr.oiH BOARD TRAFFIC OEPT I Holiday Ch i b ese Net] tfear'i Day, Saturday, )4tK Ft;,ruary, L9S3. NOTICE !S HEREBY GIVEN }iat vc alongside 'he Board's wrharves and working '>• 'ore 1 m Frida;. I 'tt February. 1953, will be s/orfc> < af;er li a.m. on that
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      117 11 r *^B^^ f^"T"^"rrTT^ < V^* f AM WON'T r^*"^^ i-'M. i~AAfCJi M c ßOOfL£f* pro fe^ .N-fv v.S L i[ m^s^un ,r^'L J_J waiaw twvwmwb] TT ah r-- -.r G---v r^ [hknShun his namc^-^^ K^^/T] Pi* sJScf wj) r I WPiJ J1 V lg > gr il^ig»P~ '^—1^ "H I
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    FAST TIMES AT KL
    778 12  -  Ambassador Is Most Impressive By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. Ambassador, three in 37 1/5, Sweet Maisie 37 3/5, Stormy Wizard 37 3/5, Skryne Primrose 37 4/5, Cardinal Puff 37 4/5, Flag of Peace 38, were very attractive workers at this morning's workouts of candidates entered
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    PWD Squander Their Chances
    332 12 WANDERERS Sports Club beat Public Works Department Sports Club by 4—o in a replay ol their S.H.A. junior knockout hockey competition fixture on the St. George's Road ground yesterday. Yesterday's a v v e was »ppy in the first all which ed in a score: draw
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    7 Teams For Estate Soccer
    55 12 PENANG, Tues. Seven states are participating in the 14.! e matches for -he n division of the Proe Wellesley Estates Foot- i Asso iation. teams are the Caledonia the Sempah Estate, the B Estate, the Batua Ka m Estate, the Trans Krian the Sungei Kechil
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    2 Walkovers In KL Sevens Rugby
    82 12 ::;-ala lumpur, Tues. he Selangor 7-A-side rugger >mpe ition today p'.ayed on the padang the SAS "A" re eived a walkover from the All Blues "B". In the 2nd nati h {he Selangor United "A'' eived a walkover from the Royal West Kent Regiment.
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    Queensland Recover
    105 12 BRISBANE. Feb. 3 (ReuterAAP)— South Australia who need an outright win to take the Sheffield Shield for the first time since 1936 finished 74 runs ahead with nine second innings wickets in hand against Queensland today. The match ends tomorrow. Queensland who at one time on Saturday were
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    RAF Malaya Easily Beat Cricket Club
    173 12 In a highly spirited game at the padaii<j yesterday the Royal Air Force Malaya defeated the Singapore Cricket Club by 4—l. From the outset it was obvious that R.A.F. were the superior team, being continually on the attack during the first hall. Carpenter scored
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    Hartleys Score 20
    81 12 BARTLEY Secondary School, Singapore, went on another scoring spree at soccer yesterday when theii first and second teams scored a total of 20 goals to nothing against Preysbyterian School. The first team won by 11—0. Scorers were Malek (4), Rahim (4), Rahman (2) and Billy. Th e
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    SJI Off To Good Start
    112 12 S r Joseph'-: I:\-;ituion be.?an their soccer season well by beating S: Andrew's School 2 l in a friendly match at St. Andrew's ground yesterday. Soon ai er the start, S.J.I, forward, Kye Seng easily scored after receiving a nice pass from centre-forward Gross. On
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    Bungsar Ward Win
    25 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— On the railways ground, the Selangor Eurasian Association fielding a scratchc side lost to Bungsar Ward at soccer by
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    The Cheers Were For Loser
    219 12 LONDON. Feb. 3 (AP)— Former Scottish flyweight j champion Vic Herman won an eight-round decision ove r Belgium's Alex Bolaert at Londonj I.cyton Baths last night bul Bolaert won all the cheers. In Paris, Percy Bas«ett of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I meet Ray Pamecfaon of ranee
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    Sunny-Side Beat Eagle
    108 12 THE Sunny-Side B.F. beat the Eagle B.P. by 7 games to nil in a friendly badminton match. The results were (SunnySide players mentioned first): Singles: O. R. Perumal beat Mohammed 15 9. 15 2; George Bala beat A. Sumadi 15—4, 6—15, 18— 13; F. Oliveiro beat Mahat
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    Chamberlain Tennis Team Win In Pg.
    227 12 IPOH, Tues.— The Chamberlain Tennis Party made a successful debut in Penang last Sunday when they beat the Penang Chinese Recreation Club by six double? games to three in a friendly match played on the latter' s court. The visitors were entertained to tea
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    Fixtures Wanted
    27 12 FOOTBALL teams wishing to have fixtures with the United Sports Club arc to write to Mr. S. A. Pest ana, 22. Tessensohn Road. Singapore 8.
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    MacRae Sparks RAPC's Victory
    170 12 THE Royal Army Pay Corps scored a two-nil victory over the H.Q. and A.C.C. XI in a replay of the Inter-Unit Garrison knockout hockey played at Xee Soon yesterday. On the previous day, the two teams drew one-all. i There was Little to choose between the
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    Pates Has A bcnemel mprove Colony Soccet
    298 12 THERE should be more football grounds and que i < in Singapore before the standard of soccer in the Colony r S marked improvement. This was the opinion of Mr r 9 N honorary coach of SAFA on his return from the Uni^d
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    SAFA TO Run Youth Socces
    22 12 no Bfa *UI run w*»dui.df •Pr. Ot -flM||. N f 'A' t s '!iih!!m !W ■rhn! ,1,
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    Aeromodelling Competitions
    23 12 Aeromodelling Competitions Awill hi OlS] 8 p.m Trade F when mode special e> There for te and "B B A take place on
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    Barbados Score 606
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    Gymkhana SC To Play 2 Matches
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    Indo-Ceylonese Score Big Win
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    TONIGHT'S SOCCER
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