Sunday Standard, 13 January 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Sunday Standard 'fcJJI.OH* 17*1 VOL. II NO. 195. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    BANDIT EDITOR SHOT
    94 1 BANDIT EDITOR SHOT I I MPI K. Sat tarCC9 yestvrday ,1 ivc bandits, wounded i iptund a suspect 1 t deration. ten tsta killed t ol a Communist r Press. He was patrol while I his clothes m tnent c tate m the fire at s'.v two ban- I the
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    de Lattre: 'A Tragedy'
    54 1 I night, tne Commis- .Mr. Malcolm deacrii c i tne end rie Lattre de •\i n at grievous Sen. de Lattre was djn tmic genius, -•on temporary reS safer m history's D of desolate Ma -Donald »a:d. i -vnd a message ithj to our -China and
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    Cupid Had A Surprise
    104 1 ONLY 13 couples were preseni at a mass wedding sc tedute 1 for 14 couples at the Happy World Caba- yesterday m Singa- ;)'>•■'. The simple ceremoxiy of exchanging of rings and sign|n| a marriage contract was performed m the presence of Mr, Tay Koh Vat.
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    MSA Allocations
    24 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 12 (\P). The Mutual Security Agency yesterday allocated Formosa an additional U551,525,000 for American and Japanese textile pi id icts
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    ODDS ARE ON LORD DALKEITH
    118 1 '.n 12 (Reuten— The News Chronicle today ,*d world-wide rumours that Princess Margaret bteJ to become engaged. papers are usually reticent about Royal family until an official announcement is made. hronicle pointed out that during; her seven-day bj m Scotland. Princess Margaret has often been
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    Malaya's 'Supremo' Meets Churchill
    297 1 Malaya's 'Supremo' Meets Churchill Alexander Tipped Off For Big Job OTTAWA, Jan. 12. Prime Minister Winston Churchill today conferred with Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, vice-chief of the Imperial General Staff, said to have been picked as Malaya's next High Commissioner. Gen. Templer arrived somewhat mysteriously from London, where a British
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    THE CLOCK WENT
    353 1  - THE CLOCK WENT GEORGE RASIAH By And Then He Believed In Ghosts Standard Staff Reporter STRANGE happenings. ascribed to a poltergeist; have occurred during the last few weeks m the house, m Geylang, of a well-known Singapore Chinese businessman. Starting with the disappearance one evening, of clothes which were hung
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    Air Chief Back, Flies Off Again
    111 1 AIR MARSHAL J. D. I. Hardman. Australia's Chief of Air Staff designate. left Changi airfield yesterday to fly non-stop to Darwin, en route for Melbourne to take up his new appointment. But. two hours out from Singapore, oil cooling trouble developed m one of
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    Road Open
    19 1 MALACCA, Sat. The floods m Malacca have receded and cars can now travel on the Malacca-Muar Road.
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    THE GREAT PIANO RIDDLE
    354 1 SOMKW HIKK m Hamburg m Western Germany there is <* $1 7.000— Stein way nine foot Concert Grand piano en graved with thes«« gold -let tered words: "The property of the City Council, Mgapore." But that piano is never coming to Singapore and here is the
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    X-ray Man To Lecture
    93 1 .GUEST of honour at a cocktail party held at the Capitol Blue Room last evening wa Mr. Entile E. GrySS, Director of Technical Training. General Electric X-Ray Corporation who ii paying Singapore a short visit. A recent arrival from Bangkok, where be gave a series of
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    NINE DIED, HE LIVED
    75 1 NINE DIED, HE LIVED Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, s. If keeping a hand on the teering iphed >t hi.^ police veh c mdi with the other emptying h revolver at bandits, \vl"» w 'i>* ihooting a1 him with machine gun>. an extn police constable escaped death where nine othei
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    HANDS OFF S.E.A. WARNS MR. EDEN
    212 1 NEW YORK, 12 (UP). British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, warned Communists today that aggression m South-East Asia would be resisted by the United Nations just as it was m Korea. Delivering a lecture at Columbia University when he was receiving an honorary Doctor
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    US UNION MEN DUE ON VISIT
    120 1 Standard Staff Reporter AMERICAN trade unionists will be coming to Malaya to see the work of the unions, here said Mr. Lim Yew Hock, president of the Singapore Trade Union Congress, yesterday when reporting on his recent tour of the United States. Mr. Lim
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    Uproar Ends Kong Fight
    104 1 THE HAPPY World Stadium was m an uproar last night yfter King Kong's riotous battle with Chief Little Wolf. The match ended abruptly m the fourth round when King Kong floored the referee, exmatman. Jim Anderson. Another wrestler. Wong Buck Lee. called m to referee immediately
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    McNEICE ON CENTRE'S FUNCTIONS
    146 1 Standard Staff Reporter THERE must be no question of imposing upon any locality a community centre, which does not respond to the needs and th* nature of the locality, which it if to serve, warned Singapore'! City Council Pr§SdenCMr. T. P. F. McNeict, lerday. me centra,
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    Riot Hero Back
    114 1 Standard Staff Reporter FORMER commander of the British and local troops m Singapore District. Major General Dermott Dunlop, returned by air yesterday, as a Colonial Official. General Dunlop who is coming from Hongkong for a week's visit said: "I'm delighted to be bark here after an absence
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    Gurney Fund: Views Asked
    54 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The public of the Federation is being invited by the Henry Gurney Memorial Fund Committee to send m views on the object of the Fund, bearing m mind the wish of Lady Gurney that the object of the Fund should be such as
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    PLANTER WALKED INTO RED AMBUSH
    180 1 MR. P. B. MAUD AN. Seni«r Sii|>rr\i>or of Tanali Merah Estate, n<*ar Sepanu, For! DickftOß, wan killr«l outright m a heroic action a»ainst l>an<lil> \«^h-nla\ mornim;. Mr. Mad lan, tipped tfa it band if were m 'he ne <* by Labu Forest Reserve led party
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    SURRENDERED RED FOUND HANGING
    61 1 Standard Staff one^pundent PENANG. Sat. A surrendered bandit. 46-year-old ling Ah Chiao was found hanging inside a lavatory on the first floor of the Police Barracks list night. Un* wag found by Ah H surrendered bandit wli mi I an alarm but it wrai too iit
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    Hew Sheeting Lights Up Billboards
    420 2 Hew Sheeting Lights Up Billboards Standard Staff Ueporter ABOUT a month ago, motorists have been pleasantly startled by advertisements and billboards on the back of buses which "lighted up" and gleamed m the glare of their headlights. Conjectures made were that the material was a new type of American luminous
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    MOTORS INVADE THE GENTLE ART OF FISHING
    551 2 They Bring Speed And Efficiency r Standard Woman Reporter EFFICIENCY and speed of operation have invaded the gentle art of fishing and the once seemingly sleepy villages of Singapore s outlying fishing districts are now solidly m the grip ot P They" have
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    Waiter Is Stabbed In Brawl
    108 2 A WAITER m a coffee shop m North Bridge Road, Singapore was stabbed m a brawl involving three youths at 1 p.m. yesterday. Earlier the youths had called on a waitress to serve them but she by-passed their table saying she was busy. The waiter
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    Armed Sentry Was Asleep...
    82 2 FOR SLEEPING while on armed sentry duty, a special constable, Shafli bin Misrullah (21), of Dunearn Road was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates yesterday. Shafii pleaded guilty to the charge. Inspector T.S. Zain prosecuting, said
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    ...He Denies That He Slept
    60 2 ...He Denies That He Slept A 19-YEAR-OLD policeman. Mohamed Dawi bin j Dulmat, of Kampong Marican i was charged m the Singapore I First Police Court yesterday I with sleeping, while on armed guard duty at the Registrar of Vehicles Office on Jan. 9. He claimed trial and bail of
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    MARKET REPORT
    99 2 THE RUBBER market m Singapore was quietly steady at the lower levels yesterday. There was little doing all morning -with prices ruling at about U cent per lb. below Friday* levels. Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Jan. 12) were (per lb.): Buyers Sellers No.
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    TIN PRICE
    20 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The price i of tin on the local market today i \va s $467£ picul. (same).
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    $1,000 Bail In Abducting Charge
    48 2 $1,000 Bail In Abducting Charge NEO CHONG NAM claimed trial m the Singapore Fourth I Police Court yesterday, when charged with abducting Chiat i Teng Wah at Paya Lcbar Crescent at 8 p.m. on Jan. 11. Neo was allowed bail of $1,000 m two sureties until Jan. 19.
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    THE HOUSE THAT LOW FONG BUILT
    345 2  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By Standard Staff Reporter ARROGANT menfolk, supremely egotistical, loudly contend that "woman's place is m the home." Having babies, running the household, attending to the comforts and welfare of husbands and babies should be, they aver, the ladies' mak* concern. Few would
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    New Scheme For Malay Schoolgirls
    198 2 AS THE result of recent dissatisfaction rrprrwd by Malay girls that lack of space prevented bmk them from continuing: their education above StHtei VI, the Department of Education has devised i mktm by which they may take a further year's eour < A the EUg
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    Bomb Went Of In His Hand
    111 2 A 13- YEAR-OLD Javanese, Arshad bin Rat m. h-.d a narrow escape _Jrom death when an object he picked on the beach off Pulau Brani exploded m his hands. Arshad was ai'empting to cut it m two when it went off. The object has
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    Admits Stealing
    53 2 PACKILT VADI\ F1.T.0 pleaded suilty m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, when charged with s'f.iiire $55. belonging to Pakiry Subratmaoiam at the Citj Council Depot m Joo Chial Road on Jan. 11. Vadiveilo was allowed i><il of £100 and the case w.i^ postponed to Jan 19 for
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    STOLE TYRE
    19 2 p; IDING tyre i From .1 '<■ Jan. 4. Chua wa< i ten Sec-)tid Poiire to six Aeoki
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    MAWAI(UNDER)GETS WATER ITS FOOD BY AIR
    447 3 MAWAI(UNDER)GETS WATER ITS FOOD BY AIR RAF Answers Radio Call A ROY VL AIR force Dakota transport plane yesterday parachuted more than a ton of food to floodhound villais*^ at Mawai, Johore, and its adjacent resettlement camp. Rice, fish and tinned were dropped m eight low-level runs across a small
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    Two Senior Air Officers For Transfer
    116 3 THE TWO senior Air commanders m Malaya are due to be replaced soon, on the expiration of their current duty tours m the East. They are Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty. Commander-in-Chief of Far East Air Force, and Air Commodore J. L. F. Fuller-Good,
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    MONTHLY FEAST
    84 3 REV. FR. TEXEIRA of the Church of St. Joseph has decided to celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Fatima on the 13th of each month instead of only on two or three occasions as hitherto. Today the solemnity will take place when there will be a high
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    1952 Assizes Tomorrow
    49 3 A CHURCH service at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 10 a.m. will precede the opening of the 1952 Assizes at the Singapore High Court tomorrow. The Colony's new judge, Mr. Justice Clifford Knight, will preside. There are 12 cases on the list and pleas will be recorded.
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    The Badge
    38 3 THE BADGE for volunteers of the Singapore Civil Defence Corp. In addition, to distinguish the various seri'ices, each member will have on nis ihoulder the name of m* t corvs' "Ambulance Reserve^ 6r "Civil Defence Corps.
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    $250 Bail In CheatingCase
    74 3 A CHARGE of cheating Tejak Singh at 8 m.s. Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 31, was explained to 42-year-old G.L.F. Willis m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. The charge alleged that he dishonestly induced Tejak Singh to deliver to him $2.50 m return for
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    POWER CUTS
    152 3 POWER CUTS SIBSTATIONS In Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Asia Rubber I.nrong 3. Sims Aven. Sawmill, Shell Co., Lee Rubber Works, Mtbatten network. Spore Swimming Club. Tanjong Khu. V.E. Shipyard. Rliu Cross, Nanyang Ice Works. Firestone, Mackenzie Rd., Bt. Tlmah Pumps, Balestler Rd.. Jalan Amnas. 8.M.8.C., McRitchie, Bradriell
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    Defence School Opens Feb. 4
    201 3 Standard Stuff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Civil Defence Technical Training School m Kolam Ayer will be declared officially open on Feb. 4 when the first batch of about 30 volunteers will be trained as instructors. Colonel L. T. Firbank, Commissioner of Civil Defence told The Standard
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      445 3 IN MEMORIAM JH FOND memory of Mr. Aw Hoe, Mr. Paul Feng, *At. Poul Epperson, hAr. Raymond Ko, Mr. Cheah Kirn Bee, Mr. K. H. Lou, Mr. Foo Mm Keat, S\r Foo Pong Kong, Inspector Leng Chak Ngion end Mr Louw Yang Cheng who lost their lives m on air
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      334 3 ACKNOWLEDGMENT Vn Ute Mr. Lee Hin Pow. Lee Hin Pow and family (Mr, and Mrs wong Mean Kwi. Mr. and Mrs Boej Heng Fook. Mr. and Mrs. Mun Vui. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mun Kit) beg to thank all relatives and friends f or their kind expressions of condolence, help
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    People's Cooperative Store For Serembon
    112 4 Standard Stall Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sa». Seremban will have a People's Co-operative Store within the n«'\t tVv days. It was revealed a* yesterday's meeting hrl«I to inaugurate the scheme. Che Mahaman bin Samsudin, the District Officer president. The store w;il be at Wilkinson Street and a
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    R.E.M.E. DOING FINE JOB
    246 4 R.E.M.E. DOING FINE JOB TN a quiet, efficient way, the A Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers m Malaya are playing a vital part m the anti-terrorist campaign. At the Command Workshops m Kuala Lumpur daily **ep.iir work varies from watches to bull-dozers; wireless sets to assault boats and a thousand
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    Tapper Had Later—Jailed
    60 4 Tapper Had Later— Jailed MTAR. Sat. Two tappers. Goh Chai Hong, aged 23, and Goh Chang Tiap. aged 23. who are brothers, were charged liefore the Muar Magistrate. Che Raul for unlawful possession of 11 katies of latex at Tangkah Road. The first accused, Chai Hong, was found guilty and
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    Store Manager
    30 4 MR. K. S. SAMY has taken over the post of manager of the Port Swettenham CoOperative Store. A new sales girl has also been employed by the Store.
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    Better Housing Urged
    82 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Better housing, improve- ment of radios, drainage, water supply and lighting and the improvement of the general sanitary conditions of the town, including the provision of children's playgrounds and parks, were some of the aims mentioned by Mr. V. G. Thalayasingham, m his pre-election
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    JACKO TAKE HEED!
    239 4 PENANG, Sat. Some eight hundred monkeys m the Botanical Waterfall Gardens are becoming a nuisance and immediate steps will be taken to destroy some of the males. The Horticultural Officer at the Gardens, Mr. H. Bitchings, told The Standard that the monkeys have done a lot of
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    'UK FACTORIES GOING FULL BLAST ON EXPORT ORDERS
    752 4  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By Greer Back From Industrial Tour Standard Staff Reporter A CANDID, overall impression of industry and the reactions, outlooks and feelings of the people living m England, Ireland and Scotland was given to The Standard yesterday by Mr. D. I.
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    MCA Aid Sought For Building New School
    93 4 MCA Aid Sought For Building New School Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sal People m Kundang resettlement are, Ulu Seiangor collected among themselves $10,000 as part of their contribution towards the erection of a new school to take the place of the old one which serves the town only. Government
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    FLOOD VICTIMS GET RELIEF
    77 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR S;>r. The Malacca Social and Welfare Department have been rendering relief m the form of clothing and food parcels to about 500 families m Sungei Rambai and to flood victims m Cho Chong and Chin Chin Assistance has also been given
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    Failed To Observe Sign
    66 4 KLUANG. Sat— Fong Tong Yin (55) entered the No Entry* street while cycling. When questioned by a Police Constable on duty it was found that he had a defaced identity card. Fong who appeared before Che Ibrahim bin Haji Salam. the Circuit Magistrate, was convicted on
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    Kluang Go-op Store C'ttee
    60 4 KLUANG, Sat.— The following have been elected to the committee of management of the Kluang Co-operative Store /or the year. Chairman: Mr. M.J.T. McCann; Hon. Secretary: Mr. A.T. Rajah; Hon. Treasurer: Che Haron bin Manap; Purchases Supervising Committee: Messrs. Teoh Chze Chong, S. Mapanapillai and Che
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    'Kirby' Students Are Comfortable
    257 4 'Kir by' Students Are Comfortable LONDON. Sal. Mai i y a n teachers m training will have to overcome their re serrations about ihe aoslhe tics of their surroundings bof arc otherwise pet) <omfor table. 'Col -<■' seems jel a dig lified U n lot their rather dismaying though well-kepi
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    To Stand Trial
    28 4 To Stand Trial >: lard S ill LONDON, set retail < (Ml I lin -> P b ;hi w :ti' i nmitli d ih." v set Central < rfn nal 1 p
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    Had Opium-Jailed
    11 4 Had OpiumJailed m PIT LAT i i P Court, Must P
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    Defaced Card
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    FOR COLOMBO
    123 5 PICTURE at left shows the nmlti coloured rubber mat. bearing the Singapore coat-of arms, that will trace the entrance to the South Kast Asian Territories' Pavilion at the forthcoming Colombo Plan Exhibition m Ceylon. The mat whirh is 12 feet square, was specially made by the (ressonite Industries
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    CLHS Takes The Lead Again
    194 5 *>i ;i ff ftrreftpoadeni N\ v f.. >.»!. U tlh a rrror.l nmtlnirtit of 2..">00 iht riiun: 1 .i.ii: Riga Srhool, premier ml m Malawi, will have a total of ."> I classes. 4 v Ul|J| Aw !m i"Hu\ of students the II two leanim
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    Commerce Classes Progress
    19 5 Commerce Classes Progress ....,.,1 g S 1 Mr. Da HS m gust this re I p ipils g ejects
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    $1 Mil!ion Goldsmith Shop Opens
    26 5 $1 Mil! ion Goldsmith Shop Opens I ed, at B i is fo t the I Wit I ie as ire Loo N^ p c Thccin.
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    NO INCREASE
    111 5 I ai ng 51 ite ■cupation np baser er that regarding nistake. m luni ipaJ j i V KN numbers of the Singapore Polic* Force who received medals for gallantry f r 'm-rit«rious service fro« the Governor of SlfTOOt*, Sir franklin Ginwon on a M vl u ofT
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    Evacuees Housed
    35 5 MUAR, Sat. Three hun•i m abourers Hood j I ora Panchore and estat< were hous- I m the Chettiars M ii About three I Chinese evacuees I areas were look- MCA ai Muar
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    Lost And Found
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. r. c hundred Chinese families. ea ed from the Kluang de-'-'firi-»(i camp, where they were 1 nig w ith hun Ireds of othei ii ding many Malays ■■•••> fr mi Jenderam. have been asked by the SelanSQi i m; h "f the MCA to
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    Cyclist Fined
    33 5 FOB us Dg a bicycle with- n.r x lire c at Pagoli Swami N'.rnir; Pfllai, son of Narayanan i-; I -•>. was fined S3 by M i: Magistrate. Che R I Cycle*tax
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    Merchants Demand A Revision
    136 5 Merchants Demand A Revision PENAN<3, Sat. Since the new tax on bicycles came into force on April 16, last year. the bicycle trade throughout the Federation has boon greatly affei ted This 1 3 si ited by Mr. Lee Chairman of the Federation >f Malaya and Sing >i c C
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    SC Jailed
    27 5 SPECIAL Constable, Oth- 1 man bin AH, was sentenced to j three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate for unlawfully absenting himself from duty.
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    Water Restored
    19 5 TANJONG Malim's water suppi;. is restored on Friday. Bandits bad cut ofl supplies a few d..<'-.s before.
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    Open erdict: Truck Driver Had Amnesia
    202 5 Open erdict: Truck Driver Had Amnesia Standard Siatt orrespondent PENANG, Sat. An open verdict was returned by the Coroner, Mr. D. C. I. Wernham. today, at the conclusion of the inquiry into the death of a soldier Edward Mac Gibbon (19) who died at the Genera] Hospital <>n August 27.
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    Taiping Forms Labour Party
    56 5 Standard Staff Correspondent I rAIPING, Sat.-- Taiping is to .it c tad own labour party. It will be known as the Perak Labour Party, said its youtbmvenor Mr. R. A. Abdul Karim. He proposes sending invitations t the Selangor and Penan;* Labour Parties to send representatives
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    Rubbermen Call For Unity
    212 5 MOM] TO GET FAIR PRICES Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Rubber producer m the Federation strongly urge the formation of a united front by all producers m South-East Asia [with the primary object of keeping prices at a remunerative levelOne of the sponsors of the
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    NEWS IN BRIEF
    171 5 TIIRKF. men, Gan Kau Tee, j Lai Aik Kow, Tan Say Sing and a woman, Gan Poh Teh, were each fined $15 by the i Mu:ir Magistrate for gambling m a public place at Bukit X mgk i;i. AT 'i ii. ANG TIAN TIN was rharg--1 i
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    COURT DRAMA SC GRABS RIFLE TO SHOOT ASP
    132 5 COURT DRAMA SC GRABS RIFL E TO SHOOT ASP Standard Staff Correspondent TAiPiNG Sat.-A sensation M^i^T^ m lhe Taiping Magistrate's Court yesterday stable' 18 Whe a SS S(11/ v erl another to ,h f 6 v blno a (i attempted office Eur °P ean Po"ce The Special was quickly overpowered
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    Carried 3 Pigs
    31 5 For carrying three pigs In a private car without a "haulage permit at Sagil, the driver, ley Ten Soo, was fined $15 by tne Muar Magistrate Che Rauf.
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    Girls' School Accepts Some RejectedBoys
    70 5 Girls' School Accepts Some RejectedBoys RAUB. Sat. A new Pri- mary Class has been opened at the Methodist Girls 1 School. j.Haub, because of the many j children seeking entry into schools. The Mahmud School, Raub's only Government English i school has turned down many applications for admission due jto
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    No Permit
    34 5 TAY KIM TENG was charged with using his car at Tangkak for the carriage of goods without a haulage permit and was fined $30 by the Mnar Magistrate, Che Mansoor bin Sahol.
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    'L' Driver Fined
    33 5 A LEARNER driver, Poh Pi Tong, was fined a total of $20 for failing to display the "L" sign and for nut being accompanied by a competent driver while driving.
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    Shortage Of Skilled Men Restricts Construction
    153 5 PENANG. Sat -In spite of the Building Restriction Regulations there are several construction jobs m progress m Penang, that are estimated at well over $2,000,000. Rows and rows of chophouses are being constructed m various sections of the town, while bungalow types and other
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    Tin Mine Workers Want Salary Rise
    167 5 TAIPIXG, Sat.— The recently constituted Perak Tin Mine Workers' Union, which has its headquarters at Taiping, has submitted a memorandum requesting the raising of the basic wage for daily rated employees by SI and S3O m the case of monthly paid employees to be
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    Mr. Bingham Opens New SA Church
    97 5 Mr. Bingham Opens New SA Church j Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat— The Resident Commissioner, Penang, Mr. R.P. Bingham, this afternoon formally opened the recently completed church of the Salvation Army m Perak Road. Captain S.E. Bairi- bridge is In charge of the ne;v church, Built at a ros! of
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      340 5 Federation Diary TAIPIXr 1 3 fi; W and 9 p.m. 1/Vlllillr LIDO: I was a Male War Bride LIDO: Dee;> Valley 10.30 a.m. l 0 a-m. Pembalasan 3. 7 and yl5 Cariboo Trail (Clnej 12.45. 3 15. I^t 630 and yl5 djo Kh\: In Society 10 am and 12.50 REX:
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    NOW ITS THE HANGOVER SEASON IN GAY PARIS
    1729 6 NOW ITS THE HANGOVER SEASON IN GAY PARIS r riliS a a hotch-potch diary. Pai is is almost d» ad. licking the wounds cf Christmas and the N» Year, a city of hangex* :s o| perplexed husbands scratching their heads us they wonder }1 a ti.rv will pay the Income
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    IT'S SO PAINLESS ....IF YOU BITE THE DENTIST
    264 6 IT'S SO PAINLESS ....IF YOU BITE THE DENTIST I >t:OPLE who spend uncomfortable minutes m a dentist's chair having a lower birk tooth hauled out will have their dre.ims c-ome true if dentists follow a tip given to them this week. For patients will he permitted < yen enconrafed —to
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      251 6 Here's t/^e^^^* J i4^>^ NEW WAY tO SHAVE-^^%£ you need no brush with W\ PALMOLIVE A BRUSHLESS SHAVING Jfyilk CREAM /\V«r Slaving;: >. jb^bP^^ s p e a s j >^ •JB^V^shb^^^ rr.odc 1 your face c.. Er Palmohve Brus* the n riiavi A d lib Palmoiive s'.dve yoi A
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    Wait Till I Lay My Hands On My Diaries For 1950 And 1951!
    1956 7 Wait Till I Lay My Hands On My Diaries For 1950 And 1951! I my lac Ol bou >c > a sweat igt ri la of the Cf) up one fine mini and bawls -;t you ever going yotn drawers V > v table ke a j ih »p and
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    A Curly-Headed Boy For A Day
    322 7 DONALD ZEC FINOS IT'S TOUGH TO 8E... clutched at her curlers, then shot into a back room. Mr. Weaving crieled me like tif-vjfeant -major. "Smashing:," he said admiringly. "'Makes you look young 1 and handsome. Any chance «t getting me one?" For bald men,
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    267 8 Sunday Standard Independent Morning Newspaper V^ 7 HO said man's fashion does not change As a matter of fact we did once m the course of an article decrying the unpredicabilitv of women's fashion. On further reflection we feel that we had, m our article, overestimated the conservativeness of men
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    BRITAIN'S SECOND THOUGHTS ON KOREA
    2356 8  - BRITAIN'S SECOND THOUGHTS ON KOREA Andrew Roth By \\< >YANCI with Wash- l' d*s publication ol .1 detail* agenda, tot -t Korea as a >eparate item, w.,< thinly disguised m the t-hill entourage as the Prime Minister embarked f. hu f;ref discussions with President Truman m Wj shington, Mr Churchfl]
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    Without Visible Means Of Support
    826 8 Without Visible Means Of Support We have given considerable thought to this matter and we have tried to be fair. But we cannot get away from the fact that the banishment of sock-suspenders is perhaps the greatest boon to mankind since wigs were abolished as compulsory wear for gentlemen. Dignity
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    DR. DINGWALL AND THE MOVING COFFINS!
    1136 9  -  B. TESSELIN DOUGLAS WARTH, inquiringjnto the Supernatural lijfe^jpbge amatiilg^gg^^ by How The Other Man Lives 9 WHO WAS IN THE VAULT? gNOW covered Britain one wintry February, and people m Devon went shivering out m the morning, to discover a trail of eerie and
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    1280 9 Mr. Bung Djojo Of Indonesia DINCH your nose and then using the sharpest and most piercing tone at your command, scream at the top of your voice: "Hen! Heuuuuu!" "Bapou! Barbapouuuuu'." 'Aiiiii! Aiiiil" Add to this the clamour of car horns, the indignant cackle of geese, and the howl of
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      6 9 NEXT WEEK: Mr. Everyman of JAPAN
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      115 9 NEXT Are these manifestations- of the 'Inexplicable 1 as rare as WEEK most people think? 1 5 only the BEST is c;oon I 4) ENOUGH FOR YOUR (HMD!! I $jLj&? II CHOOSE Wit' A y^ 'S^J&^^ lmmt CHILDREN'S "GIBSON n /A SHOES I T^ IN r A LF TYLE !n
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    TROOPERS AIR-DROP
    168 10 Tengah has. m addition to the vast stock of parachutes, a iarge variety of Life-saving apparatus under care. There are the inflatable rubber dinghies of many shapes and sizes complete with equipment and rations miracles of compression and utility. Each requires unpacking and inflating reguarly, and must stay
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    565 10 Ivor Kraal's Kallang Diary THOROUGHNESS IS I HERE is a tradition m the Royal Air Force that a pilot or aircrew member whose life is saved through the use of a parachute goes to the man or woman who packed it and hands over £1 as a thanks-offering. Last year
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    Last Year's Car Increase Caused More Accidents
    861 10 r pHE year 1951 may go down as the one m which public conscience throughout the world has been shocked into tackling the problem of death on the roads. In America, the millionth road death, announced just before Christmas, has jolted the nation
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      444 10 .Tim j^rmt&iL a 3 FALSTRIA- *nr Soioor 6 bj'igkcfe Gdnt. 15/16 INDIA' tor Boncjko* *~*or>g Kong. Manila Kobe Vokohamc 1-4 Fob 31 Jon Fob 2" JOi. MORfIIA" t O Hongnok Hongkong Kobe Yokohomr 19 21 Feb 17-18 Feb M lf "PATAGONIA" toe Bangkok "SELANDJA'" *r Bonqkok 26-27 Feb SAILINGS TO
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    AT THE MOVIES
    2023 11  -  OSWALD HENRY WITH k JIMMY DESERVES AN 'OSCAR' Vi? H E N Oscar awarding time comes around this year. I hope they don't for*et James Stewart. For if ever there was a genuine star who deserves one for consistently high-quality acting, it's the tall, lanky, looselimbed Jimmy.
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      296 11 Tft «400 AIR. CCMOlTlOlffn jjl tULASIOI S TIMFS DAILY t M a, n.-l.ir, I.n-6.1.-> A «>..10 p.m. 1 \<) -M!)- |)|N(; OPF I- 3 TIMES As n \N\! .^P^**" v i Starring 808 HOPE iM i s: i ATESI GAUMONI British \fv\s i MX ill K< HILL LEAVES FOR AMERICA*
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      241 11 GIANT MElfc MATCHING BRUTE STRENGTH against BRUTE STRENGTH V X Timber J J y end S B^^ I p Women fn/jM vv MARDEII IHI\ I VII A <OLIMBIA I'HTIKK !i riro of n/f; sißKtxs toi ghesi he-men.. A Wayne Morris Preston Foster ANNOUNCEMENT /le I'm ilion I firntrr it ill
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      360 11 Radio Programmes o nin mm *m IVA lo:MI As rinKaporr; II.:M> Studio SerRADIO MALA I A viie; I p.m.— J p «n. As Smicaporf: *i p.m. Time for Music: WW Ja*» SINGAPORE Vl*b: -f Pm. Musi. Recital: ZM LonHlilO.«tI doi si t t MekM|tes 4 p m Paul (484 HI
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    Seashell Shirring
    35 12 Seashell Shirring INTERESTING new "Seashell' Sbhrriag gives texture in-, rest i<» tin. r^hHl Nilk taffeta ball gown by Cecil hipm i This IS desiCßet «ses several novel types locks and pleats ia het Spring collection.
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    WHEN FLEDGLING FLIES THE NEST, DEVELOP YOUR LOOKS, INTERESTS
    501 12  -  ALICIA HART Says 'III! (J.> uli.-n her flrdslin* I Hies Ifcf fat n betfcer yoll i th w nwinriagr 1 h a rrossro ui^ <! i f*f v ■Miller, lift r. i.tinn t>» t!irroptinrse "i Net b**se •"<! In iri it
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    a Page for Women
    836 12 HIS SECRET GLAMOURISES MOVIE STARS I fOLLYWOOD has just introduced a sensational new makeup which is heralded by the screen stars as bein? as important and revolutionary as the first lipstick was to the feminine glamourising scene. Mention ol make-up m conjunction with Hollywood and screen
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    Display Can Ruin Scents
    222 12 FEATURED prominently m almost every woman's dream of luxury is a la: 40, lavish bottle of perfume. And almost always, this wish-bottle is spotlighted upon the dressing table with t :e sunlight striking gleams from its enticing amber depths. 'Thi.s is a fine idea, provided you're
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    FOR A TEEN-AGER
    97 12 TO enhance a slim girlish figure, Paris designer Lola Prusac designed the delightful model shown m our sketch. The flared skirt and short bolero wer c made m red grosgrain. But the yriginality lies m the trimming of course black guipure lace which gives a three tiered
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    Do You Like Cornish Pasties?
    329 12 pORNISH pxsties coasisi <»r a round pocket or trian *Ie of flaky pastry with 4 flavourful meat and vrgeuble filling inside. Originally pasties c g ad with cooked cMced po md beel but any good c topped meal fining such v barbecued beef or cooked
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      581 12 COVERING PERIOD JAN. 13—19, 1952. A J "it?? J,?, ir E ?an 18 be (A S rlO anl \f\JO im M (Gemini,bright if rou let things take their s.?°^ bother caused by a closfl course and d, not strain too hard J^l vnitr ta to <>-ci' vours^lf R#«;f fnr th*
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    BEWARE OF THOSE PILLS AND PURGES
    817 13  - BEWARE OF THOSE PILLS AND PURGES SYDNEY JACOBCON i irilizfd ntvn ioa haw a tritvh dwtor nt<>tti4t!iitj ft YAW AM BANCO feels unwell. He is frightened. So he coes to the great medicineman llabulu. "All I want, llabulu." he says, "is something to make me feel better." Ulabulu mutters an
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    WHy people get married
    1034 13 WHy people get married an accept the Idea of |OT# tat first sitht m films, poetry and plays. And we are right The human heart would be poorer without it. Can such love be defined? How often does it happen m real life? Does it lead to happiness m marriage?
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      222 13 Now I clean my breath while I clean my teeth with COLGATE DENTAL CREAM because the dentist W NTAL (R! \M makes a special kind Th: d 09 > ,r. ail the tiny pieces of food ti teeth. O >LGATE*S Breath v youi Teeth. White, and helpi STOT TOOTH DECAY.
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      109 13 El I 11*^^ I ach smooth stroke brings greater pride; NEW "5 1 DEMI-SIZE -^IffffißSff^^B^f > < rajg^'i ir^^ {tiffin .-^mf^* mKalKt ~°J}*l clips upright m a purse, Here Ts the pen you II prize above ail others. Each xJ^ t^K^vV -V tinctive design is full decades ahead. And only
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    Successful Inter-Coy Sports Held
    272 14 ROUNDINO off their two months re-trainin? period at Port Dickson. the 4th Battalion Malay Regiment held a successful intercompany competition last week. The following events were held:— shooting, football, hockey, tug-of-war and cross country race. In the shooting Contest held at Siginting Range earlier m the
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    SEDGMAN FUND PRIVATE MATTER
    140 14 SYDNEY, Jan. 11. (AP) If the Australians are worried about indirect complaints from the United States that the wedding fund for Frank Sedgman is a violation of amateur tennis rules, they certainly are not showing it. American Davis Cup captain Frank Shields said the other day
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    T-TENNIS TOURNEY DRAW
    177 14 BOMBAY, Jan. 11 (Router) The draw for the groupings for the Swaythling Cup (men's team event) and the Corbillon Cup (women's team event) m the world tabletennis championships beginning here on Feb. 1 was made here today and resulted as follows: Swaythling Cup Group A Czechoslovakia (holders),
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    MALAYA'S BEST STILL NOT GOOD ENOUGH
    695 14 By Our Boxing Reporter FRIDAY'S "new year' 7 programme served to r r e al I that Malaya's best boxers arc not m tbeclass as the «opnotchers from Australia. Bernie Hall put an end to the aspirations of Golden Boy m the sixth round,
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    MARJANDESERVESMORE THAN ONE TRIAL
    384 14 MARJ AN DESERVES MORE THAN ONE TRIAL ISMAIL bin Morjon deserves a break. The only ffrst son of tne *oil to ploy for his country. In the two state trials tentatively fixed for next month Marian figures only one trial m partnership With Ong Poh Urn against a combination they
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    A GOAL IS SCORED
    32 14 Hamzah, Perak's right-winger, scored Hw ipraiai against Negri Sembilan m Friday's quadrunuuLi meet on the SVC ground. Hamzah i> sern ahoyNegri's goalkeeper out before scoring 0K B**l ft
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    Swiss Woman Wins Ski Championship
    58 14 GRINDEWALD. Switzerland, Jan. 11 (AP)— Madeileine Barthod of Switzerland won the Slalom m the Swiss women's national ski championship today with Andre Lawrence of the U.S., second, according to unofficial but almost certain final results. Celina Seghi of Italy and Boghild Niskin of Norway tied
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    F&N RUGGER
    65 14 SOON Garrison defeated i 19 Air Formation Sigs by 14 points (1 goal 3 trys) to nil at Nee Soon m the semi-final of the F N Cup (Singapore*. In a game where forward play was dominant Garrison made the most of their heavier pack and ran out
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    TopnotchersFear H'Kong Players
    449 14  -  RANJIT SINGH WORLD TABLE-TENNIS From Standard Spoil* RrfM BOMBAY, Jan. 8. AN inspiring afHuyhiri hospitality, excellent conditions, and NMMI tfgmipi i tion await the 250 competitors from 30 nwiiiiti hlm will be here for the 19th World tahl«M<utii- h a »ii|,i..n ships which be m at the
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    RASC Boxers Improve
    807 14  -  MAC H» SERVICES SPORT GH.Q. Signal Regiment were no mutch for R.A.S.C. School last years District Champions, when they met at Tanglin m the Ist. round tie of this year's boxing championships. Fighting fitness might possibly have tipped the balance m Signal's favour m one or two
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      159 14 SALESMAN IN A 'STUPOR'- m now hes «auy SUPER rf^ I po^ T "m*>"«^ p^ [pity .'they're j.g m I Fb 1 ri r ,;^;^^^ggyy^ii ai i T ur tww™. u«^ H^ T <^\ THI* LETTER FROM bMITHrbj l^^^ s^? ""NT T fT M QHT WrvFMF^^WWOT '"T iiip I COMrLAi\,NJG
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    Manager Strikes Referee, Faces Life Suspension
    387 15 KNKW Jan. 11 (I P)-Ernie (Thr IWk) ..mlo won an un*«-t sevrnth round technical kno< kout Kocky < asiellani m a riotou* ending thai resulted Ihc referee and ihe matchmaker being dogged and !lani\ manager *u*pf'tided indefinitely. Chairman Robert K. rhliMinLiiijf announced ihat the
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    INDIA OPEN FOURTH TEST
    53 15 X WPI'K. Jan. 12 (Rev- In (lii. winning the :\i\ batting first, lost I vidwta for 50 runs by inch ItaM on the opening t th»* fourth cricket i .unst Fngland. India were all out for 121 n Vivudu 21 Tatter!S Hilton 4 for tin close
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    Poh Lim, Mary Sim Win D'bles
    86 15 Poh Lim, Mary Sim W in D'bles isw. w.n urn (F. n.) ,i hit firal Singapore I hi- >«ar when m rtnrrslup nith Mrs. Mary Sin, 'I nitt-tl Family) he nok ili*' < <>lony*H mixeil i rli;iiiipi<>n^hip at !iri(-;il I nion last eal Cheonf Hock Tec Ticiii i Seng i.)-5
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    Thompson Wins
    50 15 BALM BEACH. Flori11, (UP) WelterNorm Thompson of .on i ten round de.ght over Sonny Lu:\.:erson. New Jersey. pound Canadian iuno to the canvas c t:na round. More -„\v the bout arena. Lunano 1. (Router) I m* the banks the 500Sterling) Si yeT c been vpec the to be
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    Three More To Come..
    37 15 Golden Boy (right) attacks Bernie Hall m the third round of their flight at the Happy World Stadium on Friday. Three rounds later Hall handed heavy punishment and won on a technical knockout.
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    SINGAPORE BREAK A "HOODOO"
    398 15 SINGAPORE broke the "hoodoo*' that usually accompanies their postwar hockey matches against Negri Sembilan when they left the field clear winners by two goals to nil m the inter state quadrangular match played on the padang yesterday. This was the first time since the war that
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    Clerical Union Will Start Sports Activities Again
    94 15 The Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workers Union are to revive their sporting activities for the first time since the liberation and are making an appeal to all members to rally m support. The Union will hold a general meeting of all members of
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    PERAK TROUNCE SERVICES IN RUGBY FINAL
    506 15 PERAK TROUNCE SERVICES IN RUGBY FINAL Meikle In Brilliant Form KUALA LIMPLR, Sat. Perafc mm the BMS Mala>a Rughy f.nnl today after handing out to the g -*-n tftr nrniJ heavieU trounetna; ever suffered hy losers m this annual thriller since the series wag started 1921. Perak won by 29
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    Kong Fights, KOes Referee Anderson
    249 15 Kong Fights, KOes Referee Anderson V Win MOM i M nicued m the Bappj World Stadium last niijU alt»r Kint Kong was disqualified for knock m« out the referee. »x wrestler. Jim Anderson m his hectic battle with Chirf Little Wolf. Po i' B were called In (0 the mom
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    Better Than Her Best...
    98 15 SYDNEY, Jan. vi. (ReuterAAP) Miss Rfarjorie Jackson, Australian sprinter who is regarded as a probable Olympic Games winner at Helsinki, had a better time than her own 10.7 seconds, world record for the 100 yards here today. She was competing In the New South Wjji.'s athletic
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    33 15 MADEILEINE Bart hod of Switzerland won th* Slalom m the Swiss women's national ski championship yesterday with Andre Lawrence of the U.S. second, according to unofficial but almost certain final results.
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    24 15 SYDNEY, Jan. 11 <R< -AAP)—England beat Australia 59 points to 4u :u i second speedway Tr* tonia'it to Uvd ihe i 1-1.
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    Malaya Can Reach World Class Says Coach Barkway
    342 15  - Malaya Can Reach World Class Says Coach Barkway KEN JALLEH By THE BRITISH Olympic and AAA coach, 27 year old Ray Barkway, now m Singapore conducting his athletic course, intends to tell the British athletic world "all about Malaya and its athletic potentialities." "There is so little people m Britain
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    195 15 HOBART, Jan. 12, (Keu-ter-AAP) Tasmania were all out for 223 runs today m their second match against the West Indies cricket tourists. West Indies opening batsman Jeff Stollmeyer was seen m a new role. When the regular West Indies bowlers failed to break a stubborn
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