Sunday Standard, 25 March 1951

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    17 1 Sunday TIGER Standard I VOL. 1 NO. 267 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1951. 16 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Returns
    15 1 c.. I* i! Fro- i b| thf* lalaya, ■ba S ..<»!♦' by -:i jrester- Standard
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    Onn Warns: UMNO Must Change Name
    115 1 Standard Man Correspondent \l\ LI'MPI/R, Sat. A warning that it was ,t tor them to accept the changing of the name ited Mi lavs National Organisation to that of Malaya Nationalist Organisation was given by bin Ja'afai in his presidential address to > at
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    UMNO Adopts Motion To Run Lotteries
    53 1 UMNO Adopts Motion To Run Lotteries KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, Tin- UMNO assembly at a conference today, adopted a motion to run lotteries on the lines of the M.C.A. lot- I teries to reimburse the ors;;jntvition's funds. The Singapore delegate, lmhe Sardim bin Haji Zubir. was the only one present to
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    US Forces To Be Given New Arms Shortly
    192 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 24: ilP' Def, Se v George ed tonight that fighting men in Korea ind e s may get pew ■■■loped arms inciua- c weap 53 ■t ie efl rt put into i and deve. >p the g pay subsl inti
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    Body Picked Up
    41 1 ind.ird Stilt Reporter v< Bed body of a male Chunese was Scked up bv the Marine Police ;ne P vesterdai Deceased was srey tro« ite shirt. 'police did not suspect any esi b S the Identitj ol tne
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    A New Pool Is Officially Opened
    55 1 A distinguished gathering witnessed the official opening of the new swimming pool of the Chinese Swimming rinh in Sintranore vesterday afternoon. Seated in the front row wfrfn-m'he left isNlr. Aw Boon Haw, Bovenjing director of tlie Sin Poll Amalgamated Limited, publishers to declare the
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    Gimson Opens New Swimming Pool As Thousands Look On
    352 1 Standard Staff Reporter WINNER ot tour gold medals at the recent Asian lames *\eo Chwee Kok, was officially the first man to .wim the length of the new °00 Chinese Swimming 21ub Pool alter it was opened by the Governor, Mr
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    Russia Offers 50,000 Tons Wheat To India
    69 1 NEW DELHI, Mar. 23 (UP) It was officially stated today that the Soviet Government through hi Russian Embassy In New Delhi offered 50.000 tons of wheat to India in return for ra* jutl Last year and 1949 Russia gave India 50.000 tons of
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    Rail Strike In France Called Off
    94 1 PARIS. Mar. 24: (Renter) France's railway strike was called off today bul there was still confusion among strikers after the Government's new wage concessions. Non-Communist unions las: night decided to prolong the ra i] strike for another 4H hours but changed their mind Vl
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    Search Plane Sights Rafts OH Ireland
    63 1 SHANNON' AIRPORT, Eire. Mar24 (AP) -A search plane, hunting for a giant American fig Force transport which niched with 53 men aboard, o reported sighting ."qtfte o Sw" rafts bobbins in the C wate« of the Atlantic ofl Ireland. OQ soec i a lly
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    Argentina Has Atom Energy "Pilot Plant"
    41 1 BUENOS AJRES Mar. <Reuter>- 'h^J disclosed IS?,SIc enev S y *pn«« pl.»f i» lake district. offldal a:^,o^u *Sf atoS w«k in research w«n „>o.- mentionnumbw (one newspaper menno^ ei 2.000* oi uerman y dnd tecliniciana
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    Retiring
    43 1 SIR John Hutchison, retiring British Charge d'Affaires to the Peking Government who leaves Singapore this morning lor London. Sir John, with 36 years of Far Eastern service, is going into retirement. He flies by BOAC Constellation, accompanied by his wife photo. Standard
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    RAF Regiment Bandits Stage Bitter Dawn Fight
    83 1 KUALA LUMPUR. SatThough outnumbered by a large gang of bandits who attacked then- jungle camp some miles north of Rawang, a patrol ot RAF Regiment is believed have killed eight bandits m an action fought for two hours at dawn on Thursday. The
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    Reds Face Military Collapse
    376 1 Reds Face Military Collapse TOKYO, Mar. 24 (Reuter-AAP) -General Douglas MacArthur declared today that Communist China laces "military collapse if the United Nations decided to depart from its tolerant ellort to contain the war in Korea The United Nations Supreme Commander made this statement before leaving his Tokyo headquarters on
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    ECA Airlifts Aid To I-C War Refugees
    70 1 WASHINGTON, Mar. 24: (Reuter) The United States Economic Co-operation Administration reported I^\ that an airUft was .stated on Thursday to send supplies to HOOO Vietnamese war refugees in the city of Donghoi in IndoC! La^e quantities of medicine, clothing, food and insecticide are
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    US Officials Think Danger of Red Assault As Great As Ever
    256 1 Threat To Indo-China Is Still There WASHINGTON, Mar. 23 (UP) American officials basing their estimate on the latest intelligence reports from the Orient asserted today that the danger of a full-scale Chinese Communist assault on IndoChina is as great
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    MacA Orders 8th Army To Cross 38th If Necessary
    403 1 Mac A Orders 8th Army To Cross 38th If Necessary TOKYO, Mar. 24. (Reuter-AAP) Grim faced and seriningly untired alter a one-day tour of Korea, 71 -year-old Gen. Douglas MacArthur told a handful of correspondents at Tokyo airport tonight: "I've ordered the Bth Army to cross the 38th^ Parallel again
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    Andrewes Praises UN Navies
    255 1 TOKYO. Mar. 24 [ReuterAAPi Vice Admiral W.G. Andrewes, Commander or the British Commonwealth Fleet in Korea, today paid highest tribute on the successful COoperation among United Nations Navies, and said: "We've learned a great deal from each other in the last nine months". The Admiral who
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    US Cuts Tyre, Tube Deliveries By 25 Pet.
    78 1 W ASH I N TON Mar. M i Renter) A 25 percent cut In deliveries <>! tj es and new passenger motorcars trom Ad: i:1. announced here by the National Production Authority. Distributors stocks wi Limited aftei that date to a 3Ud;<>
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    UN Forces Must Push Reds Back, Says Gale
    213 1 TOKYO, Mar. 21 (UP) lieai. <><•". Sr Rirharri (ialr. Director of British Military Training, sa'.<l totlay that he could see no reason wky the United NatkHM EishUi Army in Korea ihonld n<»i pndh i*»«- Orfncgiß "bark ami back ami hark.** -I think
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    MacArthur Offers To Discuss Peace
    98 1 Mac Arthur Offers To Discuss Peace TOKYO. Mar U < AP> General P»ftol MaiArthur today oflWcdl to discuss peace with the Communist Commander i n Korea and ordered Inited Nations troops to cross the 38th Parallel if necessary. Gen. Mat Arthur issued the offer and erder as ad vancing Allied
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    Her Job: To Feed 700 Patients
    165 2 Standard Staff Reporter SEEING TO IT thai the 700 patients of the General Hospital get a balanced diet is ihe work of dietitian, Miss Elizabeth Christie. S:ie plans the day's menu and make-; sure that patients are adequately fed nutritionally and that food is
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    FIGHT CLEAN SAYS MR. THIO
    257 2 Sandard Staff Reporter MR. THIO CHAN BEE who i? contesting the forthcoming Singapore Legislative Council elections in Balestier Ward appealed to his opponents to fight clean ami pia.v fair" at a public meeting at Farrer Park yesterday. Mr. Thio was referring to tearing down of
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    WOMAN HAD STILL
    53 2 A WOMAN, Loh Ah Cher was offered bail in the Singapore rhird Police Court yesterday when she admitted h ivinc a complete still and 3| gallons oi autiable samsu at her house in Telok Mata Ikan on March 22 Sftii ht i r; M e Wlis Postponed
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    MAN DENIES THEFT
    50 2 BAIL OF $100 was offered to Chan Lin Gong aged 17 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when he denied stealing lour meets of piping bci. mt:ing fa the Katong Girls' Cdnveni on Mar. 2.1 M T h( V e was Mourned to M«. STEPHEN LIU
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    Broke The Peace
    47 2 TWO T ■YANESE. Liklee bin Dollah ata-d ;^o. and Kamis bin Ahmad, aged 20, were each fined |i0 in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, for fightmg in public at the "junction of La.<t Coast Road and Tanjong Katcmg Road on March 23 last
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    Fancy Fish Trade Booms In S'pore
    382 2 Standard Staff Reporter FISH BREEDING is a thriving business today in Singapore. In thousands of homes in Singapore, children and grown-ups alike keep fancy-fish. Local trade in fancy-fish is incalculable. Singapore exports more tropical fish than she imports. Last year, the export to the
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    400 Trees Felled For Safety
    136 2 A GANG of local woodsmen are changing the view a1 many parts of the R.A F. Station at Char.gi. where they are busy feeing more than 400 old and dangerous trees. The wood will be usc< mainly as firewood, and wri ease Singapore'* fuel shortage
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    More Korean Wounded Arrive
    88 2 ANOTHER 28 SICK and j wounded soldu i a from I Korean war arrived at. Ghangi last evening by RAF. air ambulance 'plane from Japan. There were 12 stivviu r and 16 walking cases. Three of the United Nations were represented Britain (15 cases), France (10)
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    women (;AMMij-:n i
    34 2 S« ven m< n and tw were each fined $20 s »apore Third P >lice C terday c gaming at 1 i Row 1 a1 Jr. a Hoad n March X
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    The Good Samaritans Of St. Joseph's
    111 2 •V TWICE A WEEK, some" boys from the St. Joseph's Institution act as librarians to the 600 patients at the General Hospital. The 700 book Library at the General Hospital so popular with the patients receives outdated magazines from three leading bookstores in town.
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    Had Meter — Charge
    43 2 Had Meter Charge Tan Koek B<>k a^ed 22 was charged in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, with fraudulently having an electric ampere meter, valued at $30 in Eu Tong Sen Street on March 22 last. The case was postponed until March 27.
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    MORE PA YFOR RAF (MALAYA)
    101 2 MORE PA YFOR RAF (MALA YA) Standard Staff Reporter AN ANNOUNCEMENT is expected shortly of revised and increased pay rates for men of the locally-raised R.A.F. (Malaya). Men of this nine-month-old force are now passing: out in increasing numbers from the first stage of their training, and taking their places
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      161 2 Church Services For Easter ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL: ST. JOSEPHS CHURCH: Toluday- Hoy Communion 6 and day— 6 nd 7 a.m Low Mass: i a.m. Choral Eucharist 8.15 8 a.m. High Mass, 5p m Vesners a.m.. Matins .lo.3o a.m.. Holy and Benediction P Communion 11.30 a.m., Children's GEYLANG STRAITS CHINFSF Service,
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    Call For Malay Chair In Varsity
    85 3 Standard Malay Correspondent THE SINGAPORE Malay teachers' Union, at its fourth genera] meeting yesterday, passed a resolution supporting that o f the Federation Of Malay Stu<!rnts* Unions asking for a Malay chair to he established in the I niversity of Malaya. T H' meeting
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    Y Secretary In S'pore On World Tour
    150 3 Standard Woman Reporter JLST arrived on an inspection tour of Malay;. is the Associate General-Secretary oi the World's Alii an c e of Y.M.C.A.. Mr. S.C. Leung. Southeast Asia containing d half ot' the world's population .is his responsibility. The centres on his
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    Raj To Speak At 14 Places
    89 3 MR. C R DASARATHA RAJ. Labour Party candidate contesting the Rochore constituency m the April Singapore Legislative i Council elections, will hold a 1 series of meetings tomorrow. He will start at 9 a.m. at the Sturrock Road to May Road wner Road, Tronoh
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    Progressive Partv Meeting Today
    61 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Pn i jressive Party will hold two election meetings todav, when Messrs. C. C. Tan. A. P. Rajah and V. Pakirisamy will speak. The first meeting will he held at Sultan Theatre, 13j mile West Hill, Seletar at 10 a.m.. the other
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    Foundation Stone
    38 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Social Welfare Secretary, Mr. G.W. Webb will lay the foundation stone of the Far Eastern Relief Fund Farm buildings at Kranji off the ll| mile stone, Bukit Timah on .Mar. 31.
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    Reunion Picnic
    57 3 EX-STUDENTS of the High School, Bukit Mertajam, now in Singapore and Johore held a re-union picnic party to celebrate Easter at AlkafT Bungalow Ponggol Point last Friday. nR DENIS WRIGHT of the BBC Music staff, left a BOAC FrHvil in Singapore yesterday who is goin? to adjudicate the
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    Stiil On A honeymoon
    90 3 DENIS Silverthornp. British wizard of ice skatinjr, and his Belgian wife. Miss Michelin Flon (stase name), ice skating ballerina yesterday's arrivals by BOAC Constellation from Calcutta. They are part of the Scandinavian Ice Revue, which is due to perform at the Capitol Theatre shortly. Denis won
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    We Have The Brains, Claims Rajah
    196 3 VOTERS MIST choose their man not because he is poor or he is a Chinese or an Indian but because they think he is best fitted lor the purpose. This was stated by Mr. A. P. Rajah, a candidate for the Singapore Legislative Council
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    New Officials For SALSU
    119 3 Standard Stiff Reporter MEMBERS ot the Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union who recently rejected the $10 interim cost of living allowance, now fear that this award may be included in their pay packets ai the end of the month whether they like it or not. It
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    Unknown Chinese Fished From Sea
    79 3 THE DEAD body of an unidentified young, well built Chinese man was taken from the water in the Inner Roads near Clifford Pier and brought ashore by the Marine Police early yesterday afternoon. There was no identity card on the body. The man was dressed
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    Nair Makes A Promise
    65 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE LABOUR candidate for the Seletar Ward. Mr. N. G. Nair, promised his supporters in a talk yesterday that he would strive for the betterment of the living conditions of the labouring classes if he was elected to office. Mr. Nair, whose campaign
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    Parties' Big Guns Go Into Action
    335 3 Standard Staff Reporter ELECTION fever in Singapore reached a peak yesterday when six campaign meetings were held in different parts of the Colony. The meetings were held by three Labour candidates, Messrs. Lim Yew Hock (Keppel District), V. P. Abdullah (Bukit Timah), and N.
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    'ldeal' Girl Contest
    41 3 MORE entries for the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce "Ideal Working Girl" contest. Entries close on Wednesday. MISS FLORENCE CHEAH. (above) 20 year-old salesgirl at Singapore Cold Storage. MISS (iERDA SAMUEL, receptionist at Hotel d<> L 'En rope.
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    BIG MOSQUE FOR KUANTAN
    192 4 Building Will Cost $150,000 KUANTAN, Sat. Kuantan is to have a new reinforced conerete mosque that is estimated to cost $150,000. The mosque will be sited behind the post office on land that has been alloted by Government. Announcing this plan at the Kuantan Malay Club.
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    500 China Bound Fares Stranded
    206 4 Standard Staff Reporter MORE than r>o per rent of the 1.000 Federation Chinese who were left behind l>v the Tjitjaleii<tka. and are >\\\\ temporarily stranded in Singapore, will not he able to leave the Colony until the end of next month. About 4uii of them
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    38 4 PHOTO STUDIO. l.r«Mip photograph of the Muar Land Office Staff, taken in honour of Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Majid, Assistant Collector of Land Revenue who is transferred to Segamat. Inche Ibrahim is seated sth from the right. Lim
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    DETAINEES AT LAMIER WERE 'RED' RELATIVES
    194 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. "There has been some misconception about the Malays who were sent to Lamier in Parians". Mr. M. V. De! Tufo the Chief Secretaryi Federation of Malaya, told the press when he referred to Ma'ay detainees. These people were
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    YMCA Forms Malayan Bodv
    92 4 Standard staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A Malayan Council of the YMCA was formed today at a meeting of delegates from the Singapore. Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur YMCA's. The Council consists of the President Dr. C. P. Rawson. a Vice-President to be elected from one of
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    IRTA Elects Office-Bearers
    85 4 PENANG, Sat. The International Round Tables of Asia held their annual genera: meeting. The chairman, Mr. A. H. Duton recounted the many charitable deeds done by this youth organisation since it was first founded in 1945. Election of Office-bearers resulted as follows: Chairman: Mr. Teoh Cheng Ean
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    BOYS BRIGADE
    37 4 PENANG, Sat— The Service of Dedication of the Colours of the First Penang Company of the Boys Brigade will be held at the Chinese Methodist Church, Madras Lane, on April 8, at 6 p.m. I
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    Sport Is Important In Malacca
    120 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALA C C A. Sat. The Settlement Welfare Committee, Settlement Youth Council. Malayan Chinese Association. Malacca Branch, and the Malacca Chamber of Commerce have applied to Government for a part of the reclamation ground just behind Police Headquarters for a Youth Centre
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    Trengganu Launches Price War
    79 4 KUANTAN, Sat. A Cooperative Store to cater to the daily necessities of wage earners is to be established at Krai. This is the first shop to be started in Trengganu under the Co-operative plan. Krai has been selected in view of the town being a junction
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    Teachers Want A Unified Ed. Service
    135 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHpRE BAHRU, Sit r< solution requesting the G r eminent of the Federation of Malaya to establish a .lined Educational Service s' .iar to that established in Singapore will be moved by Mr. E. P. Johnston at the forthcoming fourth annual
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    A.T. Aird Appointed
    31 4 Mr. A. T. Aird has boon appointed to be a member of the Board of Management of the War Risks (Goods) Insurance Fund vice Mr. G. Child resumed.
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    WAR MEMORIAL
    28 4 THE Municipal Commissioners Malacca, will have a suitable memorial, of those members of the Municipal Staff that fell during the War, placed in its Council Chamber.
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    Federation News Briefs
    284 4 HOCK Chiew of Paloh who acted as agent and corruptly gave S2OO to probationary Inspector Haron bin Md. Taib, as an inducement for showing favour to Yong Lai. was sentenced to five months r.i. and the $200 confiscated, by the Kluang Magistrate. ROSLY bin Dato Bendahara (17),
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    Fisherman Gets Seven Years Jail
    133 4 KUANTAN, Sat. S ilong bin Yusoff ha be< entei 'to seven y< ars hard for culpable homicide not amounting to murder of Che Ngah at Tanjong Lumpur in the Kuantan <i;s 4 rii-'. Justice F. A. Brlgg: at the K intan Court. Sulong 1 I
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    More Comfort In Toddy Shops
    86 4 SEREMBAN. Sat N- Sen bi an Gov« e si ips are to be improved and tter facilities provided toddy dri At > meeting ot the Negi Sembilan s: te Council. the sum ol $20 000 app v d by the Finance Committee, »*as confirmed by
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    Defence Medals
    79 4 J< iIIOHF BAHRU. Sat Sevi en members of I le J tore Bahru Fire Service, received Defence Medals at a ceremony a: I e Fire Station on Thursday, from Tuan Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya. President, Town Boards. Johore State. The receipants were: Leading Firemen Mokhtar bin Haji
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    Consorted With Bandits, To Hang
    237 4 KUANTAN, Sat. Harun Bin Mat was today convicted and sentenced to be hanged under the Emergency Regulations for consorting with illegally armed people, on .Tan. 30 at Paya Rambutan, m Kunr;tan. A trooper of the 4th Hussar's said in his evidence that while patrolling with
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    THE CONQUEST OF SPACE
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    OXFORD SINK, RACE IS CALLED OFF
    409 6 LONDON, Mar. 24 (Reuter) Today's inter-varsity boat race was declared no race after the Oxford boat had become waterlogged shortly after the start. Conditions were appalling with a headwind throwing up great white horses when the crews left the starting stake. The race will
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    Tigers Get Back Winning Form
    297 6 Tigers Get Back Winning Form TIGER Sporting Association delighted supporters with a convincing two-nil victory over Rovers Sports Club in a senior SAFA league game at Jaian Besar -i Stadium yesterday. Strong favourites. Rovers were generally favoured to win. the mure so when they took the field with In^lis, former
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    Cyclists Try New Kind Of Racing
    229 6 FOR the first time in Malaya, pursuit cycling races were introduced in a two-day sprint grass non-championship meet j organised by the Singapore Racing Association at the Hong; Lam Green, yesterday. In spite oi the unruly crowd, mo.vt children who besieged the field, the
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    Borsodi Leads Chess Champions
    213 6 THIS year's Malayan 'Congress' which opened on Friday at the Y. ML C. A. Singapore. has produced the most interesting and closely-contested tournament yet played io the history of the Malayan Chess. Bot>odi now leads with 3^. points in the Tiger' trophy championship having conceded only
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    UK SOCCER
    199 6 LONDON*. Mar. 2.? (R. ;Vr > The following are football result.-. playoH today: ENGLISH LEAGUE FIKST DIVISION A: fnal I Portsmouth k: ickpool 2 Bolton B Lrnley 2 Chelsea Fuihara 0 Tottenham Liverpool l Cnarlton M mchester D. 2 Derby Middle bi ug l Stoke I Newcastle Su:idcrlaiid
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      30 6 TiEfll§| HIGH TIDES at the principal rpsor't in Malaya TO I) A?: A.M. P.IVI Singapore 12.03 Malacca 3.20 3.25 Port Diekson 2.01 2.06 Port Sliam 7.00 7.20 Penang 1.42 2.08
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    NEO SWIMS HIS HARDEST 100 METRES
    670 7 NEO SWIMS HIS HARDEST 100 METRES HWEE K0K Singapore's Asian Games vv inner of four gold medals braced his slight, brown Dody before the Governor of Singapore and took the piunge into the Chinese Swimming Club's brand new quarter-million-dollar pool to give another thrilling performance— against himself. Neo was a
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    Munusamy Routs Perak Batsmen
    534 7 Malayan Golf H'OII, Sat. IVrak were behind Penang by 132 runs at the end of the second day's play in the interState cricket match here. Penang made 100 and 117 for nine declared. Perak replied with 14 and 41 for throe. Highlight of today's play was
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    Holder Beaten
    155 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The former title h< Ider, R B. Lauriston, and R.R. Jackson returned the best figures today in the qualifying round of the Malayan championship. The holder, D.A o. Davies, ot Malacca, failed to reach the qualifying eight. The best scores at the turn this >>
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    All Set For Speed Trial
    87 7 SEREMBAN, S..t— Arrange- ments have been finalised for Seremban's great sporting event. the half-mile motor speed trial on t -e Rahang Straight in I Seremban tomorrow. On a egarded as the fastest in intry, motorists from all over the country will be co:n- '.ng to
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    KL SINHALESE LEAD IN TEST
    419 7 THE first post-war match for the P. 11. Ilcndry Cup, between the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Sinhalese, started at the St. Andrews Ground, in Woodsville, yesterday, with Kuala Lumpur Sinhalese leading by 13 runs in the first innings, at the end of the first day's
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    Inter-CRC Game Drawn
    111 7 Inter -CRC Game Drawn PFXAXG. Sat— The two-day cricket match between the Penang Chinese Recreation Club and the Perak Chinese Recrea- j tion Club ended in a draw today. The home team totalled 230 runs in the first innings, Tai j Liang Keng made 10"). The Perak Club replied with
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    Sel. Eurasians Win Easily
    140 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Selangor Eurasians beat the Penang Recreation Club at cricket today on the SCRC ground by four wickets on the first innings. The PRC in their first innings were bundled out for 40 runs. CO. Labrooy, M. Shepherdson and G. Radcliffe bowled well
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    YWCA Triangular Sports Meet Begins
    41 7 PENANG, Sat.— The YWCA triangular sports meet between Penang, Singapore and Seiangor began here today. At tennis Penang and Singapore shared honours with two games erich. At hockey, Penang drew with Selangor. There was no score.
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    RECORDS AT PWD SPORTS
    323 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Several new records were set I up at the PWD Athletic meeting i here today. at which the best performance was A. Navaratnam's javelin throw of 117 ft. 7 inches which was five feet better than that set by Goh Sen^ Kuan. Sirlique
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    Colonel Daly Wins The Perak Derby
    2796 8  -  OLLIE DA VIES By THE race of the year the Perak Derby was won by Colonel Daly, the $30,000 horse flown specially from England to accomplish this mission. Owned by Mr. Yeap Kim Hoe, of Penang, and splendidly ridden by Crowe, Colonel Daly won
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    360 8 LONDON, Mar. 24 Following are soccer results played today: FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2 Wolves 1 Burnley 1 Mchester U. 2 Chelsea 2 Charlton 'A Everton 0 Blackpool 2 Huddersfield 2 Derby 0 Wbrough 2 Aston Villa 1 Newcastle 1 Liverpool 1 Portsmouth 3 Tottenham 1 Sheffield W-
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    Tag -Team Wrestling Thrills Stadium Crowd
    135 8 Tag Team Wrestling Thrills Stadium Crowd TAG-TEAM wrestling was introduced to Singapore audiences for the first time last night at the Happy World and it was a roaring success, inside and outside the ring. For nearly an hour the fans a full house incidentally were oil their seats, shouting and
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