Sunday Standard, 28 January 1951

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    15 1 Sunday Standard VOL. 1 NO. 213 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 28 1951. 16 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    US Stands Pat In UN Move Against Peking
    289 1 US Stands Pat In UN Move Against Peking SS, Jan. 2:. (AP) The United Suues ,ui its demand tor a quick United Nations ling < omniunisl Chinese ag^reaNon in bewildering welter of new "peaee si .a as an B M. C mittee to conand creal ission to g -he Ko■A
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    Standard Dakota Identified
    77 1 Standard Dakota Identified a the Sia en Standard L€ OQ a partj the :.g ten photo. < hh GorenMf of the Bank of Finland, MM CobfcoM who arrived in Singapore by ycstewUj oa a short visit. .Mr. Cobbold s sta: i y\r. MaUolm Mat Donald was d f-nqu '-bout the
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    American Units Push Within 13 Miles Of Seoul
    454 1 American Units Push Within 13 Miles Of Seoul TOKYO, Jan. 27. (AP) A steel-tipped column of two U.S. assault eorps thrust to within 13 miles of Seoul today. A U.S. Eighth Army spokesman called the advance, along a 40-mile front across ankle-deep snow, a limited offensive. Already nearly 700 Communists
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    Manpower Scheme Likely In S'pore
    72 1 A MANPOWER registration scheme similar to that which is being pushed in the Fede ition is likely to be introduced in •Singapore soon, it is reliably reported. The object of the scheme, it is understood, is to obtain personnel for the various civil and passive
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    Atom Test Held
    35 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 27: (Reuter)- The Atomic Energy Commission said today _that "one of the periodic tests" of atomic explosions was held today at the air force bombing range near Las Vegas, Nevada.
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    Former Japanese Official Returns
    52 1 photo. Mamoru Shinozaki, convicted of espionage and sentenced to three years Imprisonment in Singapore before the last war, arrived at Singapore yesterday, on board the S.S. Shinyo M;?ru. He w:is not allowed to land. He is here seen with Captain Tetsuo Uchikawa awaiting the arrival of
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    Govt Planning Tribunal For Riot Claims
    209 1 Standard Stall Reporter THE p ition of a Tribunal to consider claims for compensation for injuries and pi perl 5 da mes as a result of the riots in Singapore on De» ■<•■■ r 11 and 12 is now under I active consideration by
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    Four Chinese Arrested In Lorry Holdup
    260 1 Standard staff Reporter FIVE Chinese, In a private torcar carrying Johore and Singapore number plates, came to grief yesterday evening when they attempted to hold up a military lorry conveying ill REME Base Workshop employees to their respective homes after their day's work. The
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    Ernest Bevin Passes Restless Night
    28 1 LONDON, Jan. 27 (AP) British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, who is suffering from on umonia, had a "restless night," hi* physician reported today.
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    Shinozaki Says "So Sorry" Government Banned His Landing
    710 1 Shinozaki Says "So Sorry" Governmen t Banned His Landing Standard Shipping Reporter **!T HURTS in->i«l«" that I am no! permitted to jjo u-.hor;\** Matuoru Shinozaki. former Munieipal welfare chief in Singapore during the Japanese occupation, tohl The Standard on board ihe Oriental Steam Ship Company's h.JJTH ton Shinyo Maru wl>i<'li
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    Visit S'pore
    49 1 Lieut. Commander J.W. Thornycroft. Managing Director of John I. Thornycroft and Co. Ltd., right, who arrived in Singapore by BOAC Coni stellation on a three day visit. He was met by Mr. E. M. Smith, General Manager of the Singapore branch, and J his wife. Standard photo.
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    Planes Make Vain Search For 4 Yachts
    171 1 A UCKL AN D NE W Z EALAND, Jar;. 27 (AP) Aircraft searched unsuccessfully all day today for lour, and possibly five yachts, mi.-*>iMg since soon after the stari of the Wel-Lington-Lyttleton Yacht Race on Tuesday. The race is about 2i)o miles, from
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    4 More Chiang Agents Executed
    70 1 HONGKONG, Jan. 27 (AP>— Four more "'secret agents" ol President Chiang Kai-shek's Government UI Formosa were executed by Red firing squads in Canton today, a dispatch to the pro-Communist newspaper Ta Kung Pao said. The four were described as "trained career espionage agents of the
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    Don't Misjudge US, Truman Warns Reds
    206 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (AP) Ptmliral Truman said here thai it ifl "vitally important that the leader- of Communist imperialism do no! miwjlitlrr thi* nation. a.s did Hitler and the kaUer** in the la»t t\*o World W ais. lii a message to the mutual Roosevelt
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    Mao Reported Back In Peking From Moscow
    157 1 TAIPEI. Jan.. 27. (AP) -High official quarters here said th< had received reports that Red China leader Mao Tse-tung bad visited Moscow at Stalin's be- 1 hest and was now back in Peiping. But they conceded they could not vouch for the accuracy
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    Indian Woman Stabbed For Second Time
    60 1 Standard Stafl Krportrr A 35-YEAR-^LD Indian woman, Velakhi. was stabb d bv a Chinese m Johore Road last night The Police arrested the Chinese within a lew minutes of the stabbing. This same woman wai stabbed sometime In July ia-t year in Burma R>>jd
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    I-Cards Robbery
    33 1 FOURTEEN identity cards were stolen yesterday lrom| Singapore residents by Identits card robbers. Ten cards were taken from two houses in the Gey lung area, while four others were stolen in
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    Opium Found In Newspaper Van
    104 1 Standard Staff Reporter A MOTOR van carryinf Sing** pore i.< wspaperg to the Federation and its driver were detail ed by the police at a roadblock a! e if mi le Pasii Panjai if H >ad on Thursday night, n hen <ij lbs, of opium
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    8 New Eruptions On Mt. Lamington
    28 1 SYDNEY. Jan. 27 (AP) Eight new eruptions occurred on "vlour.t Lamincton, New Guinea, within ten tninuta shortly before L4OO local tune today.
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    1950 MALAYAN TRADE LARGEST IN HISTORY
    626 2 1950 MALAYAN TRADE LARGEST IN HISTORY A II- Time Record BalanceFor Year Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA'S foreign trade in 1950 goes on record as the largest in her history. Complete statistics now available show exports were worth $3,959.9 million compared with imports valued at $2,891.1 million, leaving a favourable balance
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    100 Chinese Families Living In Squalor
    488 2  -  GEORGE RASIAH SZDFCSF Standard Staff Reporter HELPLESS INNOCENTS By POVERTY, disease and despair stalk about a villa-e of 100 Chinese families living in dilapidated hut- at 10th mile Yio Chu Kanj: Road, Singapore A series of circumstances, including the recent floods which had washed
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    'Time Ripe For COL Increase'
    148 2 'Time Ripe For COL Increase Standard St.ttT Reporter THE TIME Is ripe for i of labour in the to grant a substantial in the cost of living .nee of their employees. Th b waa rtated by Mr. C. S. jr, S retary General of th Sing pore F< ti a
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    CAR THEFTS ON THE INCREASE
    79 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police disclosed terday an epidemic of thi fts of motor car tyres and wheels. The C.I.D. Chief. Mr. D. K Broadhurst issuing a warning to motorists to beware of this kind of thieving said there had been "several" reports of losses
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    MRNVR Has Done Useful Work-Gimsou
    335 2 Standard SiaiT Reporter THE MALAYAN Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve have performed useful service during the past four months patrolling the waters of Singapore to prevent illegal entry into the Colony* Tins was stated by the Guv- r ernor, Sir Franklin Gimson last night on the
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    SIR ESLER DENING
    41 2 Standard StatY Reporter SIR ESLER Dening, Britain's roving ambassador on a factj finding mission to South and ISouth-Easi Asia, leaves Sin- gapore this morning for a week's visit to Ceylon. He will then <A n on to Australia.
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    Army Saved Pontian From The Roads
    225 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE ARMY saved Pontian, the largest pumping station connected with the Singapore Water Works, from danger of complete isolation during the Johore floods last week by building a Bailey bridge within three days of their being called to lend a hand.
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    CRUEL TO DUCKS
    36 3 C RUE L TO DUCKS BECAUSE he tied the feet of; i dudes together. Lee Kian >ng ol Acres Estate, Changi id was fined $10 in the Sintpore Fourth Police Court yes-, terday tor cruelty. I
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    Young Bandit Warns Against Communism
    381 3 STARVING GIRL OF IPOH Standard Staff Reporter A (;IRI bandit, Moo Yoon Kiew, dubbed the "Starving Lady of Ipoh," was heard in a broadcast over Radio Malaya yesterday afternoon when she related bow she was left behind in the jangle by the bandits and nved
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    Reply To Attack On US Culture
    448 3 hgjn Standard Staff Reporter JUST BIGOTRY This, in a nutshell, was how some American graduates in Singapore described the critical remarks reportedly made on Friday by Mr. Patrick Anderson, lecturer in English at the University of Malaya on the '"typical' American university. Mr. Anderson
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    LONG NEW YEAR HOLIDAY FOR THESE CHILDREN
    80 3 THOUSANDS of children attending Singapore Mission Schools went to school yesterday, causing bus conductors and the man-in-the-street to doubt their calendar. The Standard understands that the Mission authorities decided to substitute yesterday for Monday, Feb 5, eve of Chinese New Year. This arrangements
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    Malayan Undergrad Criticised
    214 3 Malayan Undergrad Criticised Standard Staff Reporter A CRITICISM that the Malayan Undergrade official publication of the student of the University of Malaya represents views only of a minority of the students was made by Mr. K. Kanagratnam, outgoing president of the Second Student Council, at the annual general meeting of
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    Burglar Gets 2 Years' Jail
    103 3 FOUND GUILTY of breaking into a shop and stealing $5,200 worth of bicycle accessories, a bicycle shop assistant. Goh Seng Huat, \v:-.s warned by the Singapore First District Judge yesterday that if he was brought up again for a similar offence, he would be sent
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    'Loafer' Faces Assembly Charge
    130 3 SEVENTEEN-year-old Abdul Mutalib bin Haji Salleh, described in the Singapore Reliel Court as "a typical loafer", stood trial yesterday on a charge of being a member ol an unlawful assembly during the last December Colony riots. A Volunteer Special Constable said that on Dec. li he
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    Air Chief Back From Bangkok
    55 3 AIR MARSHAL SIR Francis Fogarty, Commander in Chief of Far Easi Air Force, returned to Changi b.. ir yesterday from Bai gkok where he has been visiting the Chief of the Royal Thai Air F<:ce. The Air Marshal, who was accompanied by Lady Fogarty, had
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    Aged To Get Free Food
    102 3 Aged To Get Free Food THE FIRST 2.000 Chinese' i.a> of 60 who visit i W >rld and New World P on Jan. 3d at 10 a.m. will l receive five kntties of rice. one h ittj sugar, a tin of con- si d milk, a towel and (2 in
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    Vampires En Mock Raid
    67 3 VAMPIRE jet fishters and Brigand and Lincoln bombers of Far East Air Force were out on Friday Bight and again yesterday to make dummy attacks on the cruiser H. M. S. Jamaica, outward bound from Sin.^aport*. Flying from Island airfields' the 'planes shadowed and intercepted the
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    Student Teachers Assn. Adopts New Constitution
    284 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Student Teachers' Association approved and adopted the draft constitution which was recommended by their Council at a general meeting I held at the Teachers Training College yesterday. The 200 memt>en of the A Delation present, however, successfully moved an
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    Pay Delay Hits 400 Student Teachers
    235 3 Standard Staff Reporter SOME 400 Singapore sr»dent trackers spent sleepless hours last Friday night— all because a departmental hitch threatened to leave their pockets empty Jor sometime, F d v was pay day at the era* Training Colleg the pay packets rcere not Concern
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    Here To Make Photographic Essay Of S'pore
    177 3 Here To Make Photographic Essay Of S 'pore Mr. Howard Sochurek. staff j photographer of Life Magazine. is now in Singapore to make a "photographic essay* 1 of Singapore and the Federa- tion. He will be assisted in this undertaking by Dean Brelis, the new head of Life*! Bangkok bureau.
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    Molested Girl, Youth Fined
    99 3 KOR MOLESTING an 11 -yearOld European girt, 17-year-old Lim Tout; F>»:i was fined $150, or one month's rigorous imprisoi ment, in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. The incident occurred during the Air Day display at Kallang Airport on Dec. 9. Lun. who HTM standing behind
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    HAD LIQUOR
    22 3 lam JU] MIANG wu fined $100 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday lor being in possession of dutiable liquor.
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    C-G To Open Second Convocation
    223 3 C-G To Open Second Convocation Standard Staff Reporter THE CHANCELLOR of the I rii>er>ity of Malaya, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, will open the second (Convocation of the University in the Oei Tiong Hani hall of the Faculty of Arts Building at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, when five graduands will receive their
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    ANOTHER $8 MIL. IN BACK PAY
    240 4 ANOTHER $8 MIL. IN BACK PAY Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Government servants throughout the Federation will receive about 88 million as arrears under the Benhani Salaries Scheme which Sir Henry Gurney, announced will he put into effect immediately. The Standard learns that payments are being prepared but it
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    Big Firms Accused By Union Boss
    104 4 SUiviird Staff Corresp *ae»l KUALA LUMFUR, Sat.— Govcnmcni Staffs Associations in the Fe.ieraticn are considering the question ol forming re co-operative -'"res. but want G rnment assistance to g t a lars r range of goods, >.. a-; Msmasi of the Federal n and
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    RIFLE ASSN. TO RUN 2-DAY FAIR
    96 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sal A In :<v dip, a shooting gallery and >e- er other games of v- Ie t iced at the p to be he'd at Royal Z< Johore Bal i 5 th< Chiix se New Year —F: 8 and 1 —according I
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    NEW CHIEF VISITS 'WELL WHICH CLEANSES DISPUTES'
    109 4 B\ >impan£ Lima CTPnnAia BAN, S il:ne hear, ot S;. k ra his Balai in Seremban to Ob the visit to 1 i Friday pi .o and th cusi r- el t as the Telaga U 2— c ed to b that c!ea:
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    HE CHEATED AN OLD MAN OF A CHANDU PIPE
    144 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat. In the, Sereml>an Hi^h Court, Mr. Jus-| tice Charles Abbott, dismis ed( th( appeal of Sin Yong, alias Chen IS' van against the convic-' tion and sentence of il: months 1 >rous imprisonment to be 1
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    CO-OP STORE PROPOSED TO CUT COL
    113 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRI.', Sat.— A< proposal to form a Co-opera-< live Society and set up a Cooperative Store in Johore 1 Bahru will be discussed at a Public Meeting at the Govern-' men! Building tomorrow a\ 4.30 p.m. The aim Is to
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    Bad Luck Beaten By Sheer Guts Commando Corporal Who Made Bandits Run
    433 4 The i esi m patrol I( '< iti e s: idinc is it i >»i iMi t?n iiiv :t get ii .1 r J l MUM 1..' if .iiui u.i l\ ilpett, >u!> set tioa < > miM^cri
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    By Sgt. Michael Ingram Military Observer, Malaya
    149 4 fled. The patrol, one of three combing a certain area of the Pahang jungle, was immediately withdrawn, having suffered three killed and four wounded, including an [ban tracker. This was the first of a series of incidents which led to tie loss of
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    BANDITS RAID SENTUL, STEAL OVER 100 I-CARDS
    116 5 BANDITS RAID SENTUL, STEAL OVER 100 I-CARDS Phoio bv Slandard Staft fieporter KUALA UMPIR, Sat.— More than ](N) »ialii»nal identity cards are believed to h&ve lieen •^Lf-ii away by six or seven armed bandits dmri«^ i raifi on th-r squatter selttenient in SrninL aln»j3 II vards i'rotii the Railnay Irislitnte
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    CALL-UP NOT FOR SERVICES
    360 5 CALL-UP NOT FOR SE RVICES Standard StaiY Bei»tter EUALA LTJKEPDK, S t.— T lece is no intention at present to direct persons for military service, says |jhe ComptrdHer of Mranpower,, in a statement today, i He stresses that regisl fl »n is bemi? ejected fhe object ol obtaining personnel for
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    Flying Tackle Stops Bandit
    62 5 Standard SUrff Rej)octw Li '3BPUR. S it.— A gby t ickle by a G:: i pei rptoue rtf a u bandit who was carrying a rifle i d rounfe f)i annnimitien 3u ■ng pe ras tn Be -tong a f'- s ag Alt »fi! "D" Company
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    SEVEN JOHORE TRADERS FINED
    60 5 JOHORF BAHBU, S it.— Seven .i i ire Chinese b iders were fined Bl 5 each uhenthey pleaded guilt} ng in price conti ed i -"icles witliout a price oon- i licence. were: Tee Kok fcee. Lam Sae Tee Sze Bi Long, Thiam L: i! 1
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    YOUNG CHINESE ON RAPE CHARGE
    67 5 YOU NG CHINESE ON RAPE CHARGE Standard Staff C nnresno cl nt K v. ;.":-;tr Sal a young Chinese. Lee tCwui: V Lie: was toda.v charged in the First Magistr te*s Coort, «^ffih committing rape o:: a 12-year was said tn have takei p ic e *Un eMening at Bstu
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    7 GAMBLERS FINED
    67 5 FOUR ML'X were rineri SSO euc Sing tpora Fourth c >■;:•' yesterday Ear uamcofiee -'u>:> in Ti-.-Ti-panis Road on Jar.. "2\\. In *nother ca-%.'. three men wore fined Eor gambling in Changi p pofises&ten of 35 gadlone of trrtoxicati ug ;iu»r and one complete still aanutacturing liquor,
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    MCA Aid Sought In Big Squatter Plan
    248 5 MamianJ Mail Orrrrrtipinnl ul KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, Hie Malayan Gkim»e Association lia> \wn\ a-k<d lo h»*lj» Government Ml tackling the i;i;mi Squatter Refietilemefil Programme m Johorc which i- like!} i<> l»t- hr!«l uj» i>»>iu^ to the presenl shortage <»i Imiitlinu material. Johore is
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    Visitors
    44 5 Phi»!<>. A moup of Standard Mil stndetfts oi i:n^li>h CUOegE. J<»h«»re B:>iiru. Kim visited The SUndard office yesterdas on an cdiu •.•.t'on-ai tour. iAtr-einf left, second row th»- teacher of fee dtsi Mr. K. H. K.imuel who act -»r.:->ani d the >iiidi'ni^. Standard
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    Flood Victims May Gel Compensation
    153 5 Standard Staff Reporter JOHOEE BAHEU, S.v. -A to stock-in-trade. buiMing ma and I caused by ihe recent flood is being aaaducted b- T i\- Jonore autnonties. It is believed ttial c^myr tion may be cmi:;idered the whole damage :ai ad by iho flood has "been
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    Sergt. Dies In Action
    75 5 Sergt. Dies In Action KUALA LUMPUR S A On the 4 faa. 25l a pal (U 2 Scots Guards. Gperati Kuala Kubu Bhafu. found ciiinp under construction, v.' the cmoki 4 Sres still burn;, g \V':i:ie niiiv g camtioasly Er this camp ovei a trade tfarou^ 011 -o >o. a
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    FOUND DROWNED
    13 5 PENANG, Sal A icok, i- nuud ;i >• 1 j T g
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    4 More Bandits Killed
    95 5 Standard Staff R«'p<»rl«T Four m©r< k itai'di!- w*N*B killed and two woun<lea in lit** !<-•!< ration in th< 21--;m>iii> up to 10 a.m. l«»«lav, l»rin«finu tit** l«»lal lor Hu»v«h»4v*»' total lia-*l 2W. Oti«* i(i<Mi;iii«Hl a* K«m»ii V. sevw i i isemi Raub, i >■••• pengiw o
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    CEYLON DAY
    24 5 CEYLON DA Y Staadard Mafi K^urir; 5 D Di the president as lion oi s Branch, have bssi i a dim I GriflH [no
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    PCASU Seeks More COL Allowance For Commercial Clerks
    262 6 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Heads of commercial houses and also the various 'chambers of commerce were asked to give their immediate and sympathetic consideration to the present •'inadequate" cost of living allowances granted to employees in commercial firms. This appeal was
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    Extend Your Sphere
    197 6 Extend Your Sphere CO-OP MEN TOLD IPOH Sat The State Secretary, Che Mfastapha Albakri arged Co-operators §0 find out the reason and reme'iy the short -coming of the co-operative movement and provide the motive power for the accelerated proi;re>-s of the movement ><( that it would extend to every sphere
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    'BLOW YOUR TRUMPET'
    115 6 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH. Sat Lack of publicity was given as the reason why the co-operative movement failed t*> catch in this conntry "B'..»u your trumpet and blow it hard." This advice was given by ihe State Secretary, Che Mustapha Albakri to CO-operators at their annual eonferi-.iee
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    Teachers Questioned
    46 6 Standard S< Torres lent PENANG, Sat. An official spokesman of the CID told The Standard today that some teachers and students of the Chung Ling High Srhool were questioned regarding Communist posters found in dormitories and classrooms of the school yesterday. They were released.
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    SECRET BALLOT
    29 6 PENANG, Sat Officers for the Waterfront Workers Union, j Penang and P.W. will be elected by secret ballot at a general meeting to be hold hero tomorrow
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    SWEEPER GETS $6,000 BONUS
    73 6 PENANG. Sat. In view of the Chinese New Year, several Chinese commercial firms here have paid bonuses to members of their st;ifT. Messrs. Shaw Brothers organisations throughout the country are paying one month's bonus and most newspaper offices here are also paying bonuses. On^ of the
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    Regional Houses For Co-operators
    298 6 Regional Houses For Co-opera tors Standard Staff Correspondent Il'OH. Sat. A resolution calling for t li«* erection of a co-operative house in each regional headquarters was unanimously passed at the 14th annual AllMalayan Co-operators 9 conference hei<l in the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce today* Mr. K. Ayadurai, chairman of
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    flood-Time In Kofa Bahru Means Holiday-Time
    1020 6 flood -Time In Kofa Bahru Means Holiday-Time Kv G. S. KING kOTA BAHRU, Sat.— Flood-time in Kota Bahra means holiday-time. It is an undeclared holiday. The Hood water seems to give a special delight to young ;i'm! old alike* \ou are excused from office or school and there is no
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    174 6 Standard Stan* Correspondent PENANG, Sal.—Municipal employees, numbering 2,800. will benefit from thtMunicipal Commissioners' decision to increase tho Jiiiih cost of Bring allowance a» from Jan. 1, 1951. Mr. S.V. Adams. Secretary and Treasurer of the Municipally, told The Standard today that the majority of
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    102 6 Standard SUfT Corrcsp m h»t PEXANG. Sat —A Malayan Branch of the Royal Marines Association was formed at a meeting held in Kuala Lumpur. The meeting agreed that a special branch welfare fund should be established for the benefit of Royal Marines serving in
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      122 7 IT'S going 1 be Happj Ca ":'ear for three Chinese ie la *v < dari g the tin ••(.>■*. La ;j > *> IS token Ie" Bleed g p I La jr had Liters D the i Th; Chine 1 1 id I to these courageous
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      577 7 r |^l MPUSAM Do y—an f the sun shone. Fur the Czechoslovakia!! danc e r s Aiena. Jarmila. R^nata and Da i p«l1 a full h, r Rr perform in ii the Capitol Cinema! From 9 am. youths and g t in holiday atti re, sui
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      245 7 CIGNOR Tir.o Cevenini, mimitrif, and hardworki- g Latin manager of Raffles Jl itel is congraJtul^aaog himell He deserves fuTJ praise for his New Year enterprise. Like many of us, Ti:;O thinks Singapore should be put on the map in a big way. It needs a
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      445 7 IF YOU Like the Jh4 of 1 moonlight oa water, an the distant blinking ul :i 3 1 >tted along the p-ila^o then th B Resthouse is your port of Last Satur lay night, spile th* torrential lo p.>ur. a few oJ bad the ur je to
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      359 7 BTTEASING the familiar shade of pink, w\ one automatically associates with Elizabeth AJrden salons the world over, Mrs. Ivy Etiiti recently took over the past of adviser and saleswoman 01 Elizabeth Ar -,vi cosmetics, at Maynarci's Pharmacy Ifrs. Btlin has spent many \vars in Australia, working and
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    811 8 r rHERE is no surer way for a man to develop an incipient inferiority complex than to find himself at a swimming pool amid a bevy of Greek gods in swimming trunks. Encased in expensivelycui and judiciously padded clothes, he may have CUi an impressive figure at
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    1056 8  - Commonwealth's Fractured Keystone ANDREW By Britain's difficulties are enhanced by the fact that she has little to offer and much to ask ROTH LONDON. 'THE British press and radio have for weeks headlined news about the missing Stone of Scone. But it is the condition of another "stone" which seriously
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    Mr. Lucas Makes A Happy
    344 8  -  John Walters By New York, r\NE day recently Mr. Otio Lucas, aged forty-three, of New Bond-street, London, tottered ofl the transatlantic plane in New York with one hundred women's hats. Mr. Lucas will soon fly home with lighter Luggage and a lighter heart. For Mr.
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    80 8 Landing With 100 Hats cally about each. But I was so impressed by the model that i failed to notice the finer points of the hats. "All these are sold," said Lucas with a Napoleonic Wave of his hands towards the hots, "but many more get an idea for a
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    This'll Kill You!
    312 8 \I7ATCH that man in the corner of the bar. He is a nut-and-bolt salesman listening to a funny story. Soon he will give a brief imitation of a man being struck in the stomach. Then out with the little black notebook. "Say, that's a killer, George. Mind
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    353 8 Chorus "G i on, Joe We won't tell .1 s You b "Weil, no names no packdrill. This Chap who shall be Nameless, bee bee* It seems the other day It never fans. ■V* rpHERE is the "si out em I down" schooL This type is always
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    439 8 Thirst For Knowledge In Africa Paukk A New University In Wooden Huts IBADAN A YOUNG African arrived the other day at the new University College of Nigeria. He came to one of the professors. "Where", he said, "in this university can I rind wisdom?" He was from a distant village
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    Move To Muster Europe's Might Against Red Menace
    244 9 Move To Muster Europe's Might Against Red Menace PARIS, Jan. 27 (AP) In a move to muster the soldiers of Europe into one army, under one commander, arrayed against one enemy Communism France has sent invitations to 1 L governments to discuss the proposal on Feb. 6. It is Europe's
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    Yoshida Asks Caution On Rearmament
    177 9 TOKYO. Jaa 27 (UP)—Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru YiK u 'ia has urged the Japa-j J nese to handle the rearmameni j question carefully and warned 1 thai there always was the danger that it would again lead to aggression abroad and a military dictatorship at
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    US Freezes Prices, Wages
    216 9 US Freezes Prices, Wages WASHINGTON'. Jan. 27, (UP). —The government last night ordered a general wage and price freeze effective as of Thursday. Price controller Michael Disalle and Wage Stabilizer C}"rus Ching made an announcement at a joint news conference. Disalle said prices will be held at the highest level
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    6,750 Killed By Flu In UK
    522 9 ■f 9 JL. n^3 .-i Y i THE influenza epidemic and j pneumonia have killed 6,750 i people since the beginning oi December, official figures revealed here today. The figures only covered reports from 126 great towns With about 20.000.000 people in England and
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    Court Martial Law Change Approved
    112 9 LONDON, Jan. 27 (Reuter) The British Government has approved a plan to give the nu 1 in the Forces the right to appeal against court martial verdicts, it was announced today. At present, court martial findings are subject only to confirmation by the authorities. A
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    Bombs Rain On Target
    4 9 Bombs Rain On Target
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    'Russia Making Trouble'-Attlee
    552 9 War Not Inevitable But FOREST HILL. Jan. 27: (Reutei The British Prime Minister, Mi- Clement Attlee, reaffirmed bis belief last night that a world war was not inevitable. But Russian actions, he said, showed clearly the danger the Democracies were in if they had i ufficient forces.
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    Mortar Fire Unleashed Avalanche
    68 9 Mortar Fire Unleashed Avalanche BERNE. Jan. 27 (API The Zuo7 village council has disclosed that an avalanche which killed five people, includinff three boys, here last Saturday was started by mortar fire intended to brjn? down more threatening snow on another slope. The count il said, "It was impossible to
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    Ridgway Tells Why UN Army Is In Korea
    102 9 Ridgway Tells Why UN Army Is In Korea EIGHTH ARMY HQ, KOREA, Jan, 27 (UP) Lieut. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, commanding the Eight Army, in a message to all under his command, said. 'This has long since oeased to be a Sghl for i freedom for our Korean allies a'onn
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    Arab Bloc Proposed
    105 9 CAIRO, Jan. 27 (R uter)— Sryia has called lor the margins ol the seven members of the Arab League, with a eom- population of neai y 40 000.000 Into one slate or federation. Nazim El-Kodsi Bey t) i Syrian Prime Minister, made Uie proposal In a memorandum
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    Heidelberg To Be West HQ?
    106 9 BONK, Jan. 27 (Router) The West Germ;, 1 r* I that General Eisentu has told We German officials that Heidelberg was being considered for the .V bi A: nies' forward headquartei According to DPA. (">• Eisenhower staled the main Atlantic Pact Headquarterf would be in
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    £3,600,000 DAMAGE BY AVALANCHES
    130 9 £3,600,000 DAMAGE BY AVALANCHES VIENNA. Jan. 27 (Router)— Austrian officials today put the damage done In Austria by week'* ftvaUtnch< ai b tween £2.500.000 and E 6Q0.000 Patrol of gendarmes i K Te still touring U valleys of the Tyr-i!. East Tyrol. Carinthia and SalzburfI province, bringing help to i
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    Sick Officer Rescued From Jungle Post By Helicopter
    239 10 hgjnhgj The helicopter was ablei to land on a small patch of airstrip above the ilood water. In a little over an hour's Hying, the sick man a suspe~l-| ed fever case was safely ii* i hospital in Kluang. To have evacuated
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    HK Controls Sale Of Penicillin
    84 10 HK Controls Sale Of Penicillin HONGKONG, Jan. 27 R r- V.AP) The Hongkong G >vernment last evening took action to the ing price of penicillii followrtage rreate I Stat< export eml i ing under the emer Govei pos v>i<jn of th xcept by legit Din tor of Medical and th
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    6 Helicopters For Australia
    42 10 6 Helicopters For Australia M E LBOURNE Jan. 27: -AAP;.— Australia v. n have <ix heli iters for \> and light-hou >e res ork, Bi e fight ing and iI r( y mi the Air Mini >- Mr. T. W. White announced \h re
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    Soviet Steel Output High
    109 10 MOSCOW, Jan. 27 (UP)— Russia has released figures froin which foreign observers I estimated i:' 1 1950 steel production at 28.000,000 tonslargest u nual production in Europe a'vi second only to the United States. The observers estimated thai Stalin's goal of 60,000,000 tons of will be
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    'No Sign Of Panis'
    192 10 GKONG 27 (AP y 1 executi^ e on the Orient :pressed confidence yesterday I Japan wi\ goo whethei »i i war comes to Asi in near futun i U 1 >a\\ no e\ idence of tijii; i. i i mgkong busi'The Brij >h obviously ar« :ious
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    Ariation Topics
    453 10  -  Ken Jallek SXIKT-.. a '7*.." ■.i.*^>*P^. t _B_t if_l_f I r "HE annual report of QanU;.^ Empire Airays for operations up to Dec 31, 1949 has been submitted to the Australian Minister for Civil Aviation. The report reveals that after taxe- bad b en d lucted, the company
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    Canada To Admit 150 Indians Yearly
    186 10 OTTAWA, Jan. 27 (Reuter) Canada ha> agreod l<> relav imminration peatridions a^ain-.! Jniiia 1»\ throwing open her doors to i >0 ntnens of In<lia «*a« h y<*ar for permanenl residence i»i i!ii«* country. Tho agreement was reached in an exchange <v notes, signed by
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    33 10 The in Siii gap I 1 less n .< > Prices i^apore produce market vest (day were: Betel Nut $33 J2 1 ■-:br (Muntok SI 1 iwak While >, Sag 524 524 < S seed), iFi
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    Japs To Send Memorandum
    70 10 i TOKYO, Jan. L'T (Re-Her-iAAP)— C me «na 'F leration of Bankers A 1-i tion m I submi randum t.> Mr- John F «ter 'Dulle United s- tte pre* len--1 tial envoy, rep tri K: od< 1 Its n 4 tion of St ate terimina i
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    'AIRPHIBIAN' WILL SOON BE MARKETED
    196 10 A SMALL airplane that can be [dismantled and driven as an automobile will soon be marfcetcd in the United States. .The four-wheel "autoplane" I has I'scn tested for several [years and was recently approv»^i by the t T S. Civil Aeronautics i Administration. > 'i'Ue
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      291 10 SAILING^ fkOM 4CANJIN^t* UK o^ •INUIX tor Bangkok Houn^-jriK A: KAMRODIA- r H .'.neWcine' K :>e "!\i\\i»m- tot Bftttck'ok'i t^ r I()V <l V Sateoa -i R M ar 1 -V f SAILINGS TO CCNIINEN"! SCANDiNAVIA I«r < .!-.iim,. A«i. n Pi.rf haid irllllJ 4,, -mum*- ki b BS* r
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      1220 11 fPon Ess Ht>vi4>ws Th*> I\>st $tcit**h**H the Third at Sydney, aha has retained ashes' and although ..her tests have be played, at le and Melbourne, of what has red mav not be t i m 9 rurally be I that England have <;. [n the first Bri ine,
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      203 11  - J.B.'s Famous Mosque Past Mid-Century Mark Bahashim Seedin Ey r PHE Masjid Abu Bakar, Johore Bahru, founded in 1900, will be 51 years old on February 2. It is named after Sultan Sir Abu Bakar, son of Raja Temenggo g Sri Maharaja, who was Sultan of Johore from 1835 to
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      1355 11  -  ALAN FAIRCLOUGH UK Govt. Committee Reports On: By BRITAIN'S broadcasting system is good, but there should be changes to make it a lot better. That is the verdict of the Beveridge Committee's report, published last week in two massive voldmes. Changes recommended are:— Radio: More regional services and
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      821 12  - Architecture Designed For The 'Whole Man' ALLNE R. LOUCHEIM Bn -'IN t ted to > m arch I ture dm the lamlin, architecture C imbia Ui k City, A I s«e g■ 1 i r disa n: h to a g ..ll K• a :y ksngeT en A ilv into
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      687 12  - Malaya 's Queen of The Shuttle Game KEN JALLEH FDSFSDFSF FDSF FDSFS The rime: An offernoon in 1 947. The place: Clerical Union hall, Rai-.goon Road, Singapore. The girl: Helen Heng. V FEW hundred sp i tators, cramped within the hall, forget time and discomfort as they find themselves thrilled
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      613 13 f in Tokyo y that the Chiefs of Staff an able to deal with MacArthur as with any fi commander indeed, he regarded as a first-ral mai r, fur he is taking i i lew and vnj ing them out. This is a trai on none could
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    107 13 Keep It Under Your Hat LONDON— Britain's young men under 21 want something very different from the headgear of their fathers, says a British hatter, Mr. Geoffrey Battersby. He has designed two new models to suit this modern taste. Both are of the "pork pie" t.vpe. One model is called
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    1093 14  - In Defence Of The Bubla Ballet Revue OSWALD HENRY yril AT price fame? It seems to me that, no matter what the local film men Iry to do for their patrons, the public of Singapore is never satisfied. There will always he somebody in the crowd >vho likes to spoil
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    401 15  - WILL THIS BE TURNING POINT FOR BOBBY NJOO? Herman Rappa SZDFDAS I Friday, at tin- Happy Njoo itclii of Banna t nio-i i—pwrtMrt Huh! < r <>i i 17 battles. ll m j'j-t a- important to Bobbj m it i- la N gpin, and I abroad. h is already r
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    139 15 Water-polo Men For Asian Games si\ IPOKE*S waterI i lot the A^ian j Its unnoum ''d j esfl tc'.iv evening j aftei i h !f hour trial I latek betwcci tuo se- I ■s veff played I Ike Singapore I Swimming lub pool at 1 Rfcm followinc: wt're >\ final!
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    136 15 AHK! MDE Jan. 81 Ren—l.uim some kern and te bowling on a -slowly pitch the MCC were ssed for Ml in their ■gs by the close of Um opening day of n f«»ur day match i ..tii Australia here J >' •\ic.hMCC batsmen g Si ■i
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    155 15 Collins Try Saves GHQ From Defeat A SPLENDID 1M yards spuri I if b- j we* q p< ists by Capt C Uins in the last two minutes -> .e game I day for G.H.Q. "A" in a robu.^t game of rugby against the R.A.S.C. "A" at Tanglin yesterday. Each
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    YOUR RADIO PROGRAMMES
    720 15 KADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGUan PROGRAMME UKI Metres and 11/3 Mrtres) if uhi Programme Summarv !».O"^ Walt/ I nne: \>M Wilh a >milc .mi! A •>oiu-; 1". \t the Piano; 10 am News; M Jo Lieht Music; 10 M> latin Arneri ,an KhMhm: 11 ain Ihe Adventures' of
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    KINTA EUROPEANS WIN 7-A-SIDE
    120 15 PENAXG, Sat— The Kinta Europeans beat the Penang Sports Club "A by six points (two tries) to nil in the final of the Penang Sports Club seven-a--side rugger competition which was resumed this afternoon on the Western Road ground In the final today, the Kinta Europeans
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    kid Gavilan Wins
    35 16 .v VORK, Jaa 28, (UPI Kid C the number eighi c tntender stigC tonight by n itj 10 rouj I r s over middleweight I 1 f New York a1 M S.j..
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    Selangor Blues Surprise S'pore
    497 16 KUALA LUMPI R. Sat.— ln tin- semi-final of the All Bines competition played here today, the Selangoi A!) Blue* played excellent Ku«:by to heat their Silica pore counterparts hy nine points (three tries) to thret points (penally). The game was played in s slight drizzle and
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    1st HALF DRIVE GIVES NORTH NARROW VICTORY
    470 16 1st HALF DRIVE GIVES NORTH NARROW VICTORY Situation Well In Hand NORTH won yesterday's Malayan Rugby Union en d-of -season classic at Jalan Besar, beating South by 11 points (goal and two tries) to eight (goal and penalty) in a close game, keenly fought. Starting with a three points lead
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    Ooi Declines BAM Invite
    106 16 PENANG, Sal Ooi Teik Hock the Penan* Thomas (up hero, has declined the Badminton Association of Malaya's invitation for a trip to England to compete in the All England championship-, this year. The invitation was sent through Mr. Tan Teik Lim, secretary of the Penang Badminton
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    CHOONGS WILL BE ON TELEVISION
    100 16 THE well-known Choong cousms oi Penang will be seen in action in thousands of British homes next Friday. The BBC have arranged to televise the badminton match between the London Malayan team and an English side. E.L. Choong, E.B. Choon* and L.J. Choong will form
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    Espiritu, Ramires Draw
    39 16 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27 (AP):— Jimmy Espiritu of Manila and Hay Ramires of San Jose, California, battled to a fourround draw in a fast tight here at Winterland Auditorium Fruiay night. Espiritu weighed 12U-lbs. Ramires 117
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    F. A. Cup Soccer Results
    286 16 LOXDOX, Jan. 27: (Renter), THIRD DIVISION (SOITII) —-Following are results of FA UUII1 Cup and league soccer matches s°HB«nouth 2 Swindon 1 played today:- SS^ac 1 fe^ r* A SI Heading 3 p or t Vail 0 FA. Cup gggj r BSSSsT ta-J 0 fr
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    South Start Well
    1112 16 i Carrel won the toss for North and he made South play against a slight breeze. The ground was soggy from rain which had fallen just before the match but conditions were otherwise excellent for a fast game at this period. Pennell kicked off for South. a
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    Adoree, King Kong Lose Their Tempers
    217 16 KING giAßts Kin? Kong and Andre Adoree sent spectators scattering and one woman into hysterics last night at the Happy World when suddenly during their big fight, they lost their tempers and fell out of the ring punching and kitkirm and all but using
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    Ryder Cup
    52 16 PHOENIX. ARIZONA. Jan. 27, (AP>. Ryder Cup matches between the United States and British Leading professional golfers will be played in the U.S. sometime in the autumn, the Professional Golfers' Association announced on Friday. It added that the British could not appear until the autumn because of summer
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    S'pore Draw In Manila
    64 16 MANILA, Jan. 27 (AP) The visiting Singapore football team tied one all tonight with a Manila club selection 11 at the Rizan Stadium in Manila. The Manila team lead 1-0 in the first half, but the Singaporeans drew level in the second half. The Singapore footballers
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