Singapore Standard, 18 February 1957

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    33 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE ***** (5 lines! 2400 jfji J^ %U\ W J ~P FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL 2811 24M Vol. Ml. No. 296 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1957 J2 PAGES H EYTS
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    Lock icon JOIN THE M.C.A.
    558 1 JOIN THE M.C.A. 'unku's Advice To SCBA Chief KUALA W MFUR, Sun. I d Chief Ministe: Fib Abdul Rahman, said that m hia Heah J Seang, he had advised n to get the SCBA affiliated I the i iyan Chinese Associa- n. The Tunku n aid not comment, h ron
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    Lock icon NEHRU'S OPPONENT
    86 1 photo. INDU DEO, 4.-). with black mop of hair and black beard, leaves his office, m (background), on a bicycle for an election campaign. Deo, one of Prime Minister Nehru's opponents for Parliament m the Phulpur constituency, is a junk dealer m Allahabad an f admits to have
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    Lock icon NUNS TRAP THIEF
    93 1 NEW YORK. Feb. IT (AP).— A dOKS nun.; captured a thief early yrr-terday by trapping him on a stairway. Jama J. Kedriy, 20 an unemployed handyman, told p \:ce he wa^ looking for money when be broke Into the 8 n of St. Joseph Con-. a\ As
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    Lock icon Queen, Duke May Visit The U.S.
    171 1 Announcement In April WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Ed'nburgh will pay a state visit to Washington m the autumn, authoritative United States sources said today. The formal announcement Will bo made m April alter President Eisenhower and Mr. Harold
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    Lock icon ONE WAY TO KEEP DUKE BUSY
    138 1 ONE WAY TO KEEP DUKE BUSY LONDON. Feb. 17 IAP) Queen Elizabeth II was advised today to make the Duke of Edinburgh her prince consort as one way of keeping him bu^y at home. The suggestion came (ran "The People." a leading Sunday newspaper, which imphaslsed that under the present
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    Lock icon He Will Be Prince Of Wales Soon
    81 1 He Will Be Prince Of Wales Soon LONDON. Feb 17 (UPj The Sunday Exprc.-s .^aid today Prince Charles may soon be made Prince ot Wales the traditional title of the heir to the throne. It said thai quarters close to the Cabinet and Buckingham Palace expect the Prince to be
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    Lock icon EARTHA IN H.K.
    23 1 AMERICAN sin-er Eartha Kitt arrived m Hongkong on Saturday from Rangoon for two day .stay on her Asian tour. A.P.
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    Lock icon MERDEKA BOYCOTT THREAT
    460 1 After 5 Hours, Colony UMNO Decides... Accept Our Demands Or We Wont Go' THE United Malays National Organization m Singapore will boycott the Merdeka talks m Britain if the Coalition Government will not agree to modified demands for privileges for Malays m an independent Singapore. This threat
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    Lock icon Malays All For Rock 'n' Roll
    184 1 Malays All For Rock 'n' Roll MALAYA'S only Malay social association is going for rock n roll, the '"crazy and immoral"' dancing now being banned m Indonesia m a big way. A spokesman of the Singapore Malay Social Association, which held its annual general meeting at the Youth Council Centre
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    Lock icon 'Pakistan Will Not Start War'
    109 1 'Pakistan Will Not Start War' KA] ;rfr I speech der undn ar- c Indian troop movement*. H r said on the bore may even bf engine* prevent I the matter cooly anr. calm "L> r IMF MM ol p ri de and n r acr of tl con. S( ir
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    Lock icon I.R.A. RAIDS
    35 1 RAIDERS of the outlawed Irish Republican Aimj using explosives caused serious damace to two briber- and a short section of reflwa* back near Pomeroy. Cov.r' y Tvrnne. £3riy t£icrCiri T o one Reuter
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    Lock icon Royal Yacht In A Storm
    67 1 BETUBAL, < Portugal >, Feb. IT i UP» An Atlantic storm lammed into Queen Elizabeth'a ".second honeymoon" port early today, sinking two Ashing boat/;, uprooting trees and lashing festive decorations into shreds. The Royal yacht. Where the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are spending
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    Lock icon 150 Killed
    39 1 about 150 insurgents have been killed m Algiers In the past 24 hoars, including 45 m a battle m the Aures Mountains and 65 m dashes m the west, official sources renorted m Tunis to- day.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Tigress In Boar Trap
    79 1 BENTONG. Sun.— An aborigine hunter who set a trap for wild boar destroying padi near here caught a tigress instead today. The tigress measured seven feet and" eight Inches from nose to tail and weighed more than 200 lbs. The aborigine killed the beast and sold
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    45 1 HOXGKO KG— Feb. 17 (Renter) Dr. Daphne Chun, has become the first woman to be appointed a professor at Hongkong University, it was announced today. Dr. Chun, whose Chinese name is Chun Wai Chan, will occupy the chair of Obstetrics and (.Jvnaecoiogv.
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    149 1 "THE OFFICE BLONDE" LONDON, Feb. 17 (Reutcr) The "office blonde" is one of the most daageroai persons a!ivc tcriay and b lowering the world's moral standard, a clergyman warned here. The Reverend Hugh Evan Hopkins told a meeting of 100 young typists and clerk's yesterday
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    Lock icon SOVIET SUPPLYING ARMS TO YEMEN
    139 1 NEW YORK, Feb. 17 (Reuter)— Britain chaired today that Soviet bloc countries and Egypt were supplying "arms and military assistance" to Yemen. In a memorandum to the United Nations Security Council on "events m the neighbourhood of the YemenAden frontier," it said th r British
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    Lock icon MAESTRO'S BODY
    27 1 THE body of Arturo Toscanini the conductor who died a month ago left New York by plane on Saturday night for his native Italy.- Reuter
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    216 2 Chief Clerk Had To Compensate From Own Pocket PENANG, Sun.— The Chief Clerk of the General Hospital, Mr. ,Chan Teik Choon, revealed m the Sessions Court today that at almost every pay-day he found there was shortage of money to pay the staff, and had to
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    Lock icon Pickpocket Picks The Wrong Man
    157 2 Pickpocket Picks The Wrong Man IPOH, Sun. A pick-pocket "picked" the wrong man today. His "victim" was Police Constable Mahadi of the 2nd Police Field Force here. Mahadi was among a large crowd queueing up for tickets for a matinee at the Grand Theatre m Cowan Street this morning when
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    Lock icon 'Use Chinese In Driving Tests' Call
    96 2 KUALA LUMPUR. S.;n. The Federation of Selangor's 33 Chinese guilds and associations today derided to petition Government for driving tests to be conducted In Chinese. "If Singapore can adopt Chinese for this purpose, I do not see why the Federation cannot." said the chairman
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    Lock icon Settlement's New Mosque
    53 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Ka^'.pcn^ Bhanii Kuala Lumpur*i Malay settlement, is to ze* new $200 'i 1 1') mosque, pletc with an nffice and library. It will he known athe "Masjid -lame" (MosqiM of the People.) The mosque will al?o have a ?ne~ a'. place for WOOMO memberi
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    Lock icon AIR RANGERS HOLD CAMPFIRE
    43 2 MRS J. R. AUDY, Selangor StGte Girls' Guide Commissioner addresses the annual Air Rangers Camptire ceremony held ct the Methodist Boys' School ground, Kuala Lumpur last week. More than 500 scouts and guides attended the campfire. Standard pic j
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    Lock icon AUSSIE GIFT OF BOOKS
    187 2 To Help In Training Vocational Teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Australian Commissioner, Mr. T. K. Critchley will present a number of Australian technical books to Mr. S. J. Murray, acting principal of the Vocational Teachers' Training Certre here tomorrow. The books are being made available to the
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    44 2 Malacca Alliance and Municipal councillor, Inche Hainul Abdul Hadi. today notiflM the Alliance Municipal liaison committee that he would not attend any of its meetings until the president and secretary 6l the Settlement UMNO. MCA and MIC were excluded from the committee.
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    Lock icon Schoolboy Shot Dead
    71 2 IPOH. Sun. A 10-ycar-old schoolboy. Tan Poh Khoon. died this morning when a shot-gun belonging to a Home Guard went off and shot him. Tan wa.^ arr.~n? a Bomber of o'her boys playing around the kitchen of a neighbour's house. Tho gun went off and Tan was
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    Lock icon A Hearing For Teachers
    83 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister for Education D'n'.o Abdul Razak today promised to oon?ir,rr the requesi of the Ma'av "O*hcrwise-Tra:r-cd Teachers' Union that its members be given an opportunity to join the Language Institute The Lang [i titute is at pn nly U teachei from the
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    Lock icon SINGAPOREAN GETS DEGREE
    77 2 DR. LAI SONG TAT, with a Sydney friend, Miss Doreen Timso, after receiving his degree at Sydney University. He is the son of Lai Teng Yee of Ang Chuam Lam Park, Singapore. Four young men from Singapore and Malaya received medioal degrees at Sydney University m January.
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    Lock icon Temporaries Flay Govt. On Back Pay Issue
    300 2 Temporaries Flay Govt. On Back Pay Issue KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Temporary hospital assistants yesterday flayed the Government for not paying: them arrears dating back to May last, as recommended by the Whitley Council. The Medical Department carried out the recommendation, which fixed the qualified hospital assistant's basic pay at Sl'3B.
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    Lock icon 32 Guilds Urge Govt. To Ban Strip-Tease
    161 2 32 Guilds Urge Govt. To Ban Strip-Tease KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The Federation of 32 Selangor Chin< se Ia d assoc a 1 0 D I today urged Government Dan strip-tease. The 3idi at n's romrr. has decidi d to forwai the Selangor afentzi Besai s potit^n seeking a tola. on
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    Lock icon FOUND WITH STAB WOUND
    35 2 PENA: G Sun A :s. -old Indian v m K^.,.--ral ai a found wit! stab wound on his abc r at the us this afternoon ten to t G( n< ra.
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    Lock icon Ready—Aim—Fire!
    72 3 Ready A im Fire! THE Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, tries out the latest British Army rifle the deadly F.N. (Fabrique Nationale) Automatic during a visit to the 22 Special Air Service Regiment on Friday. He proved his marksmanship by pumping all 15 rounds of the magazine into two dummies
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    Lock icon No Promotions In Store For Them This Year
    176 3 OVER 100 POLICE OFFICERS FAIL MALAY EXAM THERE will be no increments or promotions for over 100 Singapore Police officers, for at least another year. For. out of ■bom 120 officers who sat for examinations m Malay recently 20 obtained passes. ng
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    Lock icon 300 ABORIGINES SEE THEIR 1st FILM SHOW
    207 3 300 ABORIGINES SEE THEIR 1st FILM SHOW KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— About 300 aborigines of the Temiar tribe were last night entertained to a film show by the Department of Information at their ladang at Jalong m the Sungei Siput area. I: v "he first time these aborigii aw a :v.ov:e.
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    Lock icon Car Seized In Duty Dodge
    82 3 Car Seized In Duty Dodge JOHORE BAHRU Sun. S. on Thunday, Abdul Kadir bin -i Tahu of the Johore r c -->ld the C tstoms he had nothing to de ire and was on the point of mr g «ff Customs Officer saw some parce I m 1 rear door
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    Lock icon HEARTY WELCOME FOR ENVOY
    60 3 SINGAPORE'S Chirf Minister. Mr. I-im Yew Hock. greets Japan\ special envoy. Sir. Kenzo Matsumura, with i hearty handshake at his office on Saturday. Mi Matsumura. h.id .1 message of goodwill from the Japanese Prime Minister. Mr Tanzan Ishihashi. Be lrft Singapore >esterdav for New Zealand. Australia.
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    Lock icon Diners See Chinese Boxing
    106 3 THE Euro- American Alumni Association held a uala dinner party at the Capitol Mandarin Room. Singapore, lats m^ht to usher m the Chinese "Year of the Cockerel." During the dinner. Mr. Woof Bheßl Shvan. mrmer instructor ol Chinese boxing m the University of Taiwan and National
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    Lock icon Plans For Merdeka 'Tactics'
    58 3 Plans For Merdeka 'Tactics' THE special treeting of the Singapore Legislative Assembly to discuss "tactics" for the Mcrricka talks is expected to be held on Feb. 16. Meanwhile, it Is expected the All Party Conference will produi o an agreed formula for issipn at the Assembly mccl ing. The third
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    Lock icon MANY STUDY MALAY IN THE UNIVERSITY
    159 3 NEARLY [40 .m.- z 27 Chinese i: c *sk:::^ L'r..verl Mala i Zain i!-Abi iin K in Ahmad, acti: head o! the Department f St the Standard j the i lents VI jrear had WrciieU by about 50, c ipared to a total o:
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    40 3 MR. s R. Manoharan ol the |bO DC E x •b a n o. Jo'nore Bahr l, will c a talk on 'The Social Security Programme" m the Arts Theatre. University of Maiaya. on Thursday at 8 p.m.
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    Lock icon PROWLS FARM PLOTS BY NIGHT, JUNGLE IN DAY
    149 3 Hide W Seek Tiger BENTONG. Sun. The tiger of Chemang vr'nge la p iy- hide-and-seek with vegetab gn w en m the area Pug rka have been found m vegetable plots en alternate iyi on or the pa-t week They indicated that
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    Lock icon Local Men Reject Bid To Retain Expats
    472 3 Local Men Reject Bid To Retain Expats We Will Be Masters In Our Own House KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Local Officers m the Federation today vehemently opposed proposals for continued employment ol British Civil Servants here after Merdeka. I The Malay Forum of Kuala Lumpur declared that plans of expatriate officers
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    59 3 LEADING N.Y. MET. SOPRANO COMING MISS Eleanor Stobcr. Clamorous leading soprano of the New York Metropolitan Opera Company, will be the next artist presented m Singapore by Donald Moore Productions. Miss Steber will give two concerts m the Colony on Feb. tf and March 1. at the Victoria Memorial Hall
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    Lock icon Policeman Is Jailed
    67 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A live-year-old girl, yesterday told Sessions Court President. Inche M.M. Hashim how a no! iceman, whose house she frequented, outraged her modesty. In court was police constable. Mohamed Sani hin Aii. L'l who claimed trial to a charge of using force to outrage the
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    Lock icon S'pore F.P.A. Women Have More Work Than H. K. Workers
    295 3 S'pore F.P.A. Women Have More Work Than H. K. Workers SINGAPORE women leaders of the Colony's Family Planning Association have more and harder problems to cope with than those m Hongkong's F.P.A. Mrs. James Jolly, wife of the retiring Hongkong Director of Marine, told the Standard yesterday. Mrs Jblly. former
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    Lock icon Party Ra'ayat Calls A Rally
    141 4 Party Ra'ayat Calls A Rally iSING A P O R E's Party Ra'a\at yesterday announced that it will organize a mass rally to demand that Government holds a round table conference before the Merdeka Mission leaves for Britain next month. In a statement yesterday, the party Bald that it had
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    Lock icon Ronggeng Party For J.P.
    70 4 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun.— The Raja Perempuan of Perak last night attended a cocktail and ronggeng party at the Joo Seng Rubber Factory padan? m Taling. The function, attended by orer WO guests, was organised DJ the staff of the Kuala Kangsai factory to felicitate th< Ir
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    21 4 HAN BEE SENG »v (band bai Kins from a tree behind a bouse m Mountbatttn RoAd, Singapore, s esterday.
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    223 4 It's Duty Of Everyone To Support Merdeka Mission' SINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday said it was the duty of every citizen, irrespective of party affiliation, to support the Merdeka Mission. Mr. Chew who was speaking at the second annual general meeting of the
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    Lock icon Pretty Maimunah Is Also Expert In Embroidery
    81 4 MALAY women turned out m full force at the closing of the two-day Singapore Ma lay Girls' Schools' Arts and Craft exhibition at the Geylang Craft Centre yesterday. It was also the occasion for prize giving for the winners of the various competitions.
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    Lock icon Kluang Man Found Dead In Hotel
    128 4 Kluang Man Found Dead In Hotel A FEDERATION businessman. Peter Yap, 30. was found dead m a hotel room m Tanjong Pagar. Singapore, at 4.10 p.m. yesterday. Yap of K!uang came to the Colony on Feb 15 and booked a room m the hotel. Yesterday, when a hotel-b^y went up
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    104 4 R.A.A.F. C-IN-C DUE HERE AIR Vicr-Marrhal F RAW Srherger, who take* o\'cr as Chief of Staff, Royal Australian Air Force, next month arrives m Singapore today for an inspection tour. He will f. y in from Melbourne In an Australian-built Canberra jet bomber. On Tue.-dny. the Air VietMarsha! Diet to
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    Lock icon Sultan Calls For An All-Races Body
    196 4 Sultan Calls For An All-Races Body PEKAX. Pahaat, Sun.— The Sultan of Pahans appealed 10 community leaders here today, to form an committee" to establish closer relations between people of all racei and religions m the country. "In this modem progressive world, we are taring big and important problem* which
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    Lock icon Mr. Aw Fetes Mission
    120 4 MR. AW CHENG CHYE, chairman of Haw Par Brothers Limited. Singapore, last night gave a Chinese dinner to welcome members of the purchasing mission of the Mineral Resources Development Corporation. Burma, at the Sky Palace. Standardpic above (from right): U Tin Minn Din, general manager, MRDC,
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    50 4 MR KENNETH M Martit 23-year-old teacher m St. Andrew*! School, Singa ore, leaves today by plane 1 r Zealand on a Coiombo P. an BCbo Brship to read for a B Sc. degree m Mathematics. He is a graduate ol thi Teachers' Training College acre.
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    Lock icon 10-Year Lapse For Factory
    57 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A rubber lactory en an estate m S juth Johore has begun operations again alter being idlf for 10 y< an. An Inspector of Machinery who visited it was surprised to find that the safety d- vices on the machinery showed very little
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    64 4 PENANG. Sun— Censustaking started m Penanf today A total of 3HO oAcen wii: conduct the first phase cf the census, "house numbering." The flnt pha?e is scheri to be completed on Tvlarch 17 Preliminary a .-nerstion. which b the ttmni phase, urill commence on May 15
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    44 4 IPOH. Sun. Fifty-five persons were arrested when Police carried out gamblinc raids on :wo houses la I night. One raid was m Tamb :n where 42 arrests were made, and the other 13 were arrested m a house m Chamberlain Road here.
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    260 4 Susheela In Very Good Form (Standard Musk Critic) S hubert'j charmit f "Ti ;t" lintet v the mo.-t extended work given at last night'i chair bei i rt m the St An the "Musica (Susheela D< Tan, vi a; Louis John Fernandez, double ana Gu St< D pill The "Tn
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    Lock icon PENANG WEDDING
    53 4 PENAXG. Son 1 c we'! ding of Mr Tom Norrr.?.n Lambert, f n of Mr. i W.E Lav- crt of r f S A Miss Gail ghter of Mr and Mrs. W.H ci I Penang, waa hcia a: -h of Assumption Oj Tne Rev E De Croix offl
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    Lock icon 'Big Wigs' To Attend Asian Co-op Meeting
    130 4 A CONFERENCE sponsored by the Interr Co-operative Alliance (ICA). to promote co-operat:v* movements m Asia, will be held m Kuala Lumpur m the second half ci the year. Eighteen Asian countries including Singapore haw been invited to send representatives. Observen from the United
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    Lock icon High Court Dismisses DPP's Appeal
    80 4 High Court Dismisses DPP's Appeal X LUI :P"R Bun ■'c Suthcnand yesterday the appeal of DePr '■> r ie Pros< itor R Brow again I the at c ol former Pn videni 1 a ophUiu by SossiOl The Judf g i m tfa Th«Phi RPS R es fi Wong, typisi
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    62 4 JOHORE BAHRU S ..r further sctu an I tin zh c: land admini»* tration on a basl Is projects d thi ■■< ar. it is officially stated Th< r rr.e ar:. propr.^a..- made by the JolHI» Council State r I form of th< Di trl I
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      565 4 cJtlmanac Information at a Glance News 18); 143-2 p.m Three or Interlude: 12 10 Cricket— South (IMCAD^DC More (Pi: 3 57-5 p.m. English Africa v. The MCC. 12 30 Thls #l VP*^VW» Schools Broadcasts (S) 6 pm Day And Age ABB9*fgW •SSSaWH R Pme Summary (Si; 602 ErtHBBT MM munrio
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    1924 5  - Storm OVer A Teacup LETTER from Down Under JIM HERNY OPENING OF PARLIAMENT By Our Queensland Correspondent EARLY this week it was quietly announced m Canberra that there would be a change m the customary celebration when Federal Parliament officially opens on March 19th or 20th the usual afternoon tea
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    445 5 IX one of the poorest fights tor a considerable tim>' the ex-lialian \RL<) >! \K( HIM (117,1 stopped HOI) 1 M/(l\\ 11.6) m the 10th round on a t.k.o. at the Brisbane Stadium the other night. Both men were listless and the crowd showed their disapproval from the seventh
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    1160 5 Letter FROM INDIA From Our Correspondent 1 pOPI'I.AR enthusiasm for the 1 A coming elections is mounting 1 all over India. Apparently, it has all but dwarfed the Kashmir issue The essential thing, say our electioneering agents with drum-beats and cracker-firing. i« to elect X. M re-elect V. to the
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      460 6 fi& €x-:.:cs mm, |fr Andrew GUmoor, \\oids out p« >i i brig future for expatriates m independent M He has bo-n ::ank m tracing the patten [b the beginning erric to nationalism. Then the P* Pie cover that :o I a reaucral bai the faults ri the
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      376 6 )N* v -'"s last v k Singapore*! Chief Mister Mr I Yew Hock, made earnest pitas for Hal o'.mination of strife and the c I tion of i ation and goodwill among all <" m this Colony. These pleas lost noi .:ng by repetition and re-emphasis on
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    811 6  - Israel seeks to break deadlock FRANCIS OFNER By IEL AVIV '"THE Government of Israel i.i now seeking a way m which to use its recently established administration over the (iau Strip tor a new attempt to break the Palestine Arab refugee deadlock. The- Prime Minister. Mr. David Ben-(iurion, has appointed
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    878 6  - Steps Towards Coexistence EDWARD CRANKSHAW SOVIET SURVEY BY "The change of mood and emphasis is so unspectacular, and the freedom allowed so insignificant judged by those 19 th century Western standards by which we still like to think we are governed today, that they pass unnoticed m MMMMJMMMMWMMff^g West. WWMWWI
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      278 6 Sir; Mr. Ang Soo Ghee's outburst m your columns was unwarranted and also very stale. This gentleman once held office as an Executive Council member when the CwtfflTM Union headquarter- was m Penan;* In 1955, and may we ask bj n what has he done tor the Union
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      127 6 Sir; Mr. David Mar shall s donun< lation < I Sinca p o r c s t.ni speaking prrss as "pai b.iLf reflects rr\ mu< I upon himself. Prior \< and alter his election a: hiel Minister m >pi 1955 Mr Marshall pair ed \a>-tlv
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      118 6 S;r: Reported m the PTCM this week were some of the most extraordinary demands ever made by a local political party fa preparation for :x\'. "month's Rlf-fDvarnmeni talki m London. If U.II N O'were n l■• Bm Colonial Office, then coodb 1 to the advancement of Doo-Mmlay Interest*
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    287 7 Ike Resolution Is Only A Step To Peace— Diplomats WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (Keuter)— United States diplomats have advised the Senate that President i Lsenhower's Middle East resolution is only a step on t ie void to ;i peace that will never be settled until Arabs and Israelis end their dispute.
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    134 7 Indonesia To Seek UN Mediation JAKARI I .esian House ot T .l has a I members of the United N tions to regard Dutch occupaof Wes i violation of the rigM the In^ionc^ian pcop question comes before the General Assembly this week. The House also expressed nope that th N
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    68 7 He Failed To Salute A General FORTWOBTH. Texas. Feb. 1 .a airman had failed to salute a genera revealed yesterday. The general involved Bri- was not worn as It as trai: ba airman looked straight at me and failed to salute. he said. The airman Norman Sennett was not available
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    14 7 De ii conferred the hon': M -tor of Laws on UM B:.--irday.
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    105 7 BOLLYWOOD, Fen 17 (L'P« Singer- w Frank Sinatra was aroused from sleep eai J yesterday by three men who °d into his house, f :,<-<• liSht m h. .1 baodtd him a subpot mi to appeal on I :i7 at ta Senate In- satii Committee hearing.
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    25 7 Sir Wii n pnd Ladj Churchill left London on Saturday by air for Nice, where I iej are to continue their holiday. Reuter.
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    68 7 BHREVEPQRT, F- (AP) An A ■■<'': '''n 847 Stratoiet, pilot [ajar Gen George w. .\i m a m flown .i.ni'i! ea from here to England m iiours under WOI I i<:urd. US. ■Tint X tZCn said on Satui dundy. commander of the Soeond Air Force's strate|j
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    68 7 LOLA YOr\G. a Honsktint; movie actress, doesn't think Hollywood is where one must ro "to reach the normal artistic standard." Lola, whose Chinese name is Yang Yin«. recently starred m the joint PhilippinesHonskfins colour production "Treasure of General Yamashita." The '^.-year-old beauty is five feet five
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    167 7 LONDON, Feb. 17 (IP) Russia floated a new divide-the-VVcst propaganda campaign yesterday m an apparent return to Stalinist strategy following Dmitri Shepilov's ouster as Foreign Minister. Simultaneously the Knml:n took the usual .step ot assuring the Russians themselves thai nothing wa.s wrong with Shtpilov\s work
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    49 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 17 (Reuten.—A New York construction firm today announced that it planned to build. In Manhattan. what it called the United States' first gold aluminuium skyscraper. The building will have 34 Btoreya and be sheathed In sold anodised aluminium, the construction company said.
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    55 7 CAIRO. Feb. 17 (Renter) lies. Dona Chaflk. hungerstriking Egyptian suffragette ended her Strike today the 12th Of her protest against the dictatorial regime m Egypt. She said m her luxurious apartment: "I have decided to stop my strike today. I feel I have already achieved something
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    29 7 SEVENTY-YEAR-OLD Ro>a Cuniberti of \sti. North Italy, -wallowed her false teeth while talking to triends on Saturday. They stuck m her throat and choked her to death.
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    142 7 BOSTON*. Feb. 17 (OP) Two white men kicked and beat a coloured man to death The victim*! pregnant te wife, who was the objcd of a "pooi trash" insult that rtarted the .fight, said -it was more terrible than a lynching." Mrs. Do!ore< Rose.
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    38 7 THE Burma Translation Society, founded by Conner Premier U Nu, on Saturday iercived a grant of 3.000,000 kyats (US$600,000) from the Ford Foundation for the SoCICTy s dGvg 1 o d iti gn t nrograir.me.— AP
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    43 7 A BABY brother and sLster re burned to death m a parked car outside the Mildura trotting track near Sydney on Saturday Bight while the parents and their three elder children wer e side watching the net b.- A.P.
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    33 7 A BRITISH officer and a soldier of the Aden Protectorate Kcinrtty (orctt were killCfi on Friday while searching for illicit arms smuggled from Yemen, an officia comniniif"" 1 nnnnnncpfi In A.P.
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    62 7 LONDON. Feb. 17 (AP). Britain's winter weather deteriorated to near normal yesterday. After a mild spell lasting two months there was: SNOW m Scotland, ICE on the Midlands roads. SHEETS of iC3 m the Lake Districts and BITING cold everywhere. And to top it all. the river
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    497 7 MacA. Hailed As Last War's Greatest General LORD ALANBROOKE'S DIARY PUBLISHED LONDON. Fen 17 (Raft. ;ci Field-Ma: shal VisDdlint Alanbrockc. Britain s number one war strategist. ha:!s General Duuglas Mac Arthur as the "greatest geneial of the last war' m a book published here today Lord Alanbroolu of the Imperial
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    54 7 LOS Feb. 17 —Mi rvetl '-Veils, Bi tish-born author, lecturer, and explorer, died today alter a heart attack He wa> Is. a US citizen since 1918, had been ill since He was the author of 18 hooks, including "S.x Yesrs m the Ma!av Jungle," "Road to Shalimnr."
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    193 7 LONDON, Feb. 17. (Reuier) Field Marshal Viscount Alanbrooke, describes sir Winston Churchill m his war diaries as the "most difficult man 1 lia\< ever served." But. he Midi: "I would not have missed the chance of working with him for anything on earth." In
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    93 7 KDOM, Feb. 17 Reuter) Oown Prince Abdul Illah of Iraq arrived here by air today from New York after talks m Washington with Pre:.t Eisenr. idle East and other international problems The Crown Prince r'ans to Bri tail week 1 hi I uri-
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    527 9 NO one will deny that* among the problems t it people m Malaya will have to face m the -;jr future is that of finding sufficient money for local industries and social expenditure. .Pi er Y. Kwok, genera) manager and direcof The Pu
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    250 9 Business Done In Week BUSK B In shares from Feb. 9 to 15: Consolidated Tin Situ I-":., er ,v Nc aye Ords. $2.28 to $2.25 to Federal ii .;r,m t .v riTj to SI InM ilaE M 51.68 1 cd. Metal Box $160. M $2,924 cd. Robinson $1.58 i to
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    133 9 Burma In Mart For Copra BURMA ll now m the market for Straits copra, it was reported m the Singapore market last week. Lewis Peat (Spore) Ltd .-aid m its weekly report ihat during January there were modest shipments to the extent of a few hundred tons I I the
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    46 9 THE Malayan Exchange B ink A ocial ion m ide the g changi In its rates to merchants on Saturday: Dslllng tt or on ready: Belgian Francs 1826 3 4 H land Gldrs. 123 3 4; Danish Kr W OoMff exchange rates remain unaltered
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    573 9 By A Market Correspondent TRADING m the Malayan share market was at a rpdiurd rate during the week under review. An easier tendency developed primarily occasioned, no doubt, by the unsettled and comparatively low price of rubber. A di -,-:..:.j of demand ight sen- lex
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      201 9 NOTICE M DFRI AND LINE r -i \I DITCH MAIL m i: to consignees S.s. RAD.IA' arrived 14.2.1957 Berthed: 16 I SHB Godow-ns: 10/11. General sur be held fur-. -or survey vr. fc- NFDKR! AND LINE ROYAI IH TCH MAIL 41, Robinson Road, *****. BARBER-FERN-VILLE LINES poiren. New Tork. Philadelphia
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      472 9 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS VV A T E R DEPARTMENT. Supply of Copper Tubes. Tender Deposit $100/- Close 4 p.m.— l/ 4/57. 2. CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT: (a» Construction and Maintenance of Roads and Drains for 1957. Tender Deposit $200. Close 12 NOON— 4 3/57; i.b> Dredging and Removal
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      684 9 EXAMINATION FOR MIDWIVES. \X Examination for Mid- wives (Private Candidates) will be held m Ipoh on Tues- I day, 2Hth March, 1957. 12. Candidates from '.he State of Perak. only, who ire desirous of appearing for this Examination, should forward their applications together with the necessary Certificates I of Training
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      1358 9 NOTICES TENDER NOTICE STRUCTURAL STEELWORK Proposed Multi Store? Hostel Blo(k lor Lanfttase Institute and Research I mt. r.iiit.ii \.illov Kuala Lumpur COl hrn Ministry of Edu« ation I ederation of Malaya r PENDERS rom i Specialbi lor > I ign [El t J c- < tion ol Strut I 6
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    513 10 Presidents XI Fade Out In Second Half KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. After holding the Indian Olympic team to a scoreless first half the President's XI were eventually beaten by 3-0 m a football match oefore a crowd of 5,000 at TPCA stadium here today. With this win the Indians
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    230 10 S.G.S.F.A. JUNIOR LEAGUE SINGAPORE Hospital Sports Club registered their third straight win when they beat flrnailV smlillgj Department cy two goals to nil m a SGSFA Junior League at Farrer Park yesterday. After a ?c^rclr c 5 first half SHSC nominated the second but Invariably missed a number of goal
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    157 10 Colony Win The Hard Way MALACCA. BOB.— A solitary fOa] scored fiv o minutes from time by \'ij:aratnam gave Singapore a one-nil victory over Malacca here this morntac jfaiacei nti otttacfci not to hv b forced a draw Their forwards were often at fault and wor e repeatedly cau.crht by
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    53 10 A trilling grandstand finish by Malacca saw the Settlement i■ n be..' Necri Sembilan 3-2 at the St. Francia Institution ground th afternoon m Ihe last match at the Hockey Triangular E^cr. participant lost one game on goal average N'e^ri are the champions, Malacca runnersup and Singapore the
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    55 10 BARBARA ROSCOE is a g<rl from the TV YakityYak jliOT. And Barbara, believes m keeping m good shape. So every week she ■M along to St. Brides Institute gymnasium to do weight-lifting exercising under the direction of Murray, British National iceightVJling coach. Here's Barbara smiling happily as
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    210 10 LONDONERRY. Northern Ireland. Fob. 17 (AP) Kdd.v Choontj on Saturday nisht beat his fellow Malayan. C. T. Oon. to capture the men's singles title m the Irish open badminton tournament. The scores were 15-7. 15-12 In the semi-final round thk afternoon, Choong. the AllEngland champion, beat
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    273 10 Barnes Willing To Fight In S'pore 1f... GEORGE BARXES, British Empire welterweight boxing champion, yesterday said he was interested m a fight m Singapore If it could be arranged. Barnes, who flew m from Sydney by Qa::tas BOAC yesterday, was accompanied by his wife and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
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    66 10 PRAGUE. Feb. 17, tflwrtnr Em;i Zatopek. Czechoslovakia*! Iril le I >lyn .ie cold medallist m:iV *o appoii ed national coach lor light at] I Uc* the newspaper Ceskoslovensky Spoil sairi today It ndried that ho would trr,\T] to Paris as coach to the Ciecfaoslovak team For
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    38 10 BELGRADE. Feb. 17 (Ban. ter)— Red Star, the Yugoslav soccer champion?. beat Lbe Bulgarian Army Team. C.D.X.A.. of Sofia, 3-1 m The quarter-finals of the European Cup here today. Red Star jed "-0 at half-time
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    898 11 BOURNEMOUTH SHOCK SPURS IN CUP-TIE LONDON, Feb. 16 (Reu♦er) Lucky Bournemouth, they said when the third division league side knocked Wolverhampton Wanderers out of the Football Association Cup m the fourth round. But today it was brilliant Bourne- 1 mmith as thov shattered t ip mighty Tottenham Hotlr 3-1 m
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    198 11 LONDON, Feb. 16 it iti r) n'j propoa r. ive I ible tenr.> led m the Olympic :e to reee; c i support m vie i o| I delicate Question of amateurism problem has -.a cad el imea off! nof table tei i game \r. whicb
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    1086 11 LONDON, Feb. ifi (Keillor) Eartisl and Scotthta tCHiihall league standings after toilay'* matilics arc as follow-: DIVISION ONI Leeds Utd. 3 Cardiff City 0. Luton T. 4 Newcastle U;d 1Sunderland 5, Sheffield W. 2 Wolvernamton W. 7, Chariton 1 DIVISION two Blackburn R. 2, Liverpool
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    89 11 LOXDOX. Feb. Ifi (Reufcr 1 The- two drawn game- ir. today's FA Cup fifth round lief will ho played as follows: Tuesday Feb Ifl: Arsenal v Preston NorWi End. Wednesday Feb. 20: Wesi Bromwich Albion v Blackpool. Addi'ional midweek fixtures: Monday Feb. IR: League One: A !on Yi
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    98 11 BLACKHEATH. London. Feb. 16, (.Reuterj.— Combined South African Universities playing the last match o! their British rugby tour, beat London Universities and Hospitals past and present here today by 11 points to 5 having led by B—o8 0 at halltime. Two tries and one conversion gave Sables, as
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    540 12 CHIEF DE SOUZA QUITS AFTER BEING CENSURED KIALA Lt'MPUR. Sun.—^lr. Herman De Souza, President of the Malayan Hockey Federation Council and chef de mission to the Malayan Olympic contingent m Melbourne, today staged a dramatic walk-out during an extraordinary emergency Council meeting of Malayan Hockey Federation Council
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    21 12 HOW they finished at Bukit Timahon Saturday, the third day of the Sftigap«>re Turf Clubs February Meeting.
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    926 12 c^-r-- 1 (hat Interference bj man De Souza, Chel Do M 0 mpic Kent to Melbourne. an adverse etlt I op. the morale c Pede tior i is] iin is i the team, m s report to the Federatj I Malaya C h port
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    180 12 Tigers Held By Dockyard Tisxr Sporting Association, last year's SAFA League and Cup champion*, were .ield to a three-all draw by The Dockyard Sports Club m a friendly soccer match at the Dockyard ground yesterday. Tigers, who included six Colony players m their side showed good teamwork but lacked shooting
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    53 12 TIIK following have been selected to play for Ceylon Sports Club against Singapore Teachers Union m a rcpiay of. their second round tie m me Singapore Hookey Association Senior- knockout competition at Balestier Etoad today. Thevarajah; Ponniah, Thilagalinghain; Stephen bluiugesu, Balaki ishnan, Kandasamy; Fernandez. Vijiaratnam, X
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    24 12 NELSON Youngsters trounced B.;k;' Kasita by seven goals to two m a friendly sorcat mat; h on the Malayan Railway Ground yesterday.
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    661 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. English jockey Ted Larkin was at his brilliant best when he landed home lour winners— a 1! m a row at Bukit Timah on Saturday, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club's February Meeting. He completed a double on
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    84 12 tPOfl Sum— Pc:-ak'3 (CMB f- r the women's hockey triangular between Selangor, Penang and Pcr^k to be i layed oil ai Kuala Lumpur on Vt b 2., and 24 i.l be selected from the following fourteen players Jeswant Kaur, Hn W Plllay, Mr- Teh Gin Sooi, Ooi Lip.
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    60 12 Fr iendly Cricket KX)N Garde- c CIU ns m a f :angoon Garden I -terday. W tor SGSC batted v r to score a v il rum c R. Pereira the m successful br o captuqi ke' I s on m SGSC (Whi tshii Pereira I tour i Desai four
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