Sunday Standard, 14 February 1954

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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n m jl m m. Vol. IV. No. 227. SLNGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1954 TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Trade School Strike At Ipoh
    236 1 Trade School Strike At Ipoh IPOH, Sat.— More than Malay students of the Technical Trade hoc have refused tid classes m sympa- th the demands made M rtaia fellow mates m I pentry section. P H Coohe. Se::lor the Sv-h>o.. de- es «p< to i :■■> mattei :s non m
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    Palace is Not Aware
    58 1 DN\ Fee (UP) i Iticq am Pa j ipokw- :h e palace had d<c Itaal Q «en E and ftc D ..<-* ofl rgh plan to tour the States nexi aul nan, as the VQtm York spokesman said. normally i'- c an- fra mont m aci-
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    Police Hunt Strangler
    47 1 DON. F 13: (Be ter) gen- H i aii I and I >ati a whi h s and »h:er Mrs. id 14 h I ..>tf oe; ;re :r.e I ~.s rtims rterday. een oxtnw- cc dea rrip- J ih€ i JV por*s a.. o\er
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    Her Second 'Home' Is Kallang Airport
    131 1 sipping an occasional Coke. she beats time and sings a few popular songs. Then she opens her wicker basket and starts on home work geography, history. English and mathematics. If she looks out tii the airstrip it is to imagine her plane arrive. If
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    Russia Asked To Join Korea Talks
    192 1 BERLIN. Feb. 13.— The West called on Russia m secret session yesterday to help break the Panmunjom deadlock and join a Korean peace conference sponsored by the Big Four themselves. :med sources who reported this said Russia's Vyacheslav Molotov promptly countered with a demand
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    'Bandits Blackmail Jungle Recruits'
    241 1 'Bandits Blackmail Jungle Recruits' LONDON, Feb. 13. (Reuter) Recruitment for the Communist terrorists m the Malayan jungle now takes the form of blackmail, according to Mr. Alec Peterson, Director General of Information m Malaya, speaking last night m the BBC's home service. •"Chinese villagers who have helped the Communists m
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    Joan Of Arc
    28 1 IXGRID Bergman said m Naples she had signed a cont tract to appear as Joan of i Arc at London's Stoll Theatre iin July.- AP
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    Angry 'Giant' Wants To Talk To Molotov
    222 1 STOCKHOLM. Feb. 13. (Reuter) The Swedish Foreign Ministry has been considering what it can do about a Swedish "giant with the soul of a child who reportedly knocked out five East Berlin policemen m a bid to talk peace with the Russian Foreign
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    Big Four Score: Five No's
    118 1 Big Four Score: Five No's BERLIN. Feb. 13 (Reuter) Experts of the Four Powers i have agreed that the Berlin conference shall end next week. conference sources said today. The experts' recommendations still have to be approved by the four Ministers. They had been instructed to work out next week's
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    COUPLE IS BATTERED TO DEATH
    98 1 BRUNEI. Feb. 13 (Reuter) Poiice here are investigating the killing of a Chinese couple on an estate near here m which the woman was hacked to death beneath the altar of her household God and the husband was found lying dead of similar wounds some
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    THE QUEEN ACCEPTS GIFT
    45 1 SYDNEY. Feb. 13, (Reuter). The Queen has accepted as present for Prince Charles a decorated panel depicting an ancient aboriginal legend entitled "The oppossum and the Moon," it was announced here today. The panel was painted by Sydney artist Bryam Manseli.
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    Pope To Broadcast
    39 1 VATICAN CITY. Feb. 13— (UP) The Vatican City newspaper Osservatore Romano announced today that a message from Pope Pius XII to all the sick people of the world, will be broadcast over the Vatican Radio tomorrow-.
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    Shot Hoodlum Was A Triad Man
    253 1 Shot Hoodlum Was A Triad Man Standard Staff Reporter THE young Chinese gunman, who killed Detective Wong Siew Wah and wounded Deputy Superintendent A. T. Rajah before he was shot dead on Friday. has been identified as a member of a dangerous Hokkien secret society. He was 22-y»-ar old Pek
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    'I FEARED THUG WOULD KILL WOMAN, BOY'
    615 1  -  EE BOON LEE 'Why I rushed up the stairs, hu-i Dig. Suptm Thurai Mtajah By <£ THE Governor, Sir John Nicotl yesterday congratulated the Smga- >| pore Police Force. He said: "Express my satisfaction at the determination and devotion to duty which led
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    Baby Sales Racket Bared
    117 1 MONTREAL, Feb. 13, (AP)— Police yesterday announced the arrest of a Montreal attorney m the first break of a joint Canadian-New York investigation into an alleged USS3.OOO,OQQ biaikin.il ket m babies. i The lawyer identified as Herman Buller was picked up at Montreal's Dorval airport as
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    'ATOM ENERGY WILL TRANSFORM WORLD'
    102 1 TORONTO. Feb. 13, (Reufcer) Sir William Penney, who planned Britain's atomic weapons tests m Australia last year, said yesterday thai '.ar.se power stations operated by lergy wo: tratts* k or'd m '< I Ht- sai J there pete defen c Mtaincf a» bombs. B Bge
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    NEO CLIPS 4.4 SECONDS
    36 1 HOBART. Tasmania, Fel 13 (Reuter) Neo Chwee Kok, tonight clipped 4.4 seconds otf the Tasmania Z2O yards freestyle record. He returned a time of two minutes 12j6 seconds. a 55 yanls pool.
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    34 1 SANDRA MOSSE cannot be dreaming all the time. To I school :eacher :he nex: day she is trying to solve a problem under the appred it vt eje of her mother, Mrs. M. Mosse
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    TEST FOR SEA DEFENCES
    329 2 28 Vessels Join Biggest Operation Since Last War Standard Staff Reporter EXERCISE SONATA, biggest joint postwar naval manoeuvre m which 28 British, French and United States warships and air escorts will test their ability to keep the sea lanes m the South China Seas free, should
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    94 Asians Donated Their Blood
    158 2 94 Asians Donated Their Blood i THE Singapore Blood Transfusion Service Weekly bank report states that donations j exceeded transfusions by 66 units last week. Of the 187 donations received. 94 were I Asians. There were 82 new donors. 4ti were Europeans. 22 Chinese. 11 Indians, two Eurasians and I
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    Graduation Ceremony
    97 2 BUTTER WORTH, Sat President of the Adult Educa- Association, Federation. Mr. Heah Joo Seang presented ttrtificates yesterday at the second graduation ceremony oi the local branch of the; Association at St. Mark's School. Mr. Heah add res -ing The students said adult education has been described as the
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    Working Behind The Scenes
    56 2 Working Behind The Scenes MI S S Margaret Drysdale who will work behind thr scenes of '•Macbeth" to be staffed by the Malayan Arts Theatre Group m Kuala Ltim pur next month. Miss Drysdale has understudied the famous British actress Jean Kent and had worked with both the Dundee Repertory
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    Schools To Form Body
    56 2 SEREMBAN. Sat. Repre- j sentatives of an English school and seven vernacular schools met yesterday at the Central Malay School. Lenggeng. and I unanimously agreed to form a Lenggeng Mukim Schools' Conncii The main objects of the Council are to organise sports meetings, cultural and social
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    Scout Officials Are Elected
    47 2 THE following are elected officials of the Kuaia Pilah District Boy Scouts' Asso< iation: Chairman. Mr. R. M. Ramalingam: secretary, Mr. E Paramasfvam; treasurer, Mr. Lee Cheng Goh auditors, i Messrs. J. Kannu and Che 1 AbriuUa. and a committee of 13 members.
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    'DISCOVER THE PACIFIC'-TOURISTS URGED
    336 2 'DISCOVER THE PACIFIC'TOURISTS URGED '■DISCOVER the Pacific" was the Official slogan adopted by th* Pacific Area Travel Association at its third annual conference recently held m Manila, at which 20 countries were represented either by! official delegates, observers or travel bureau, shipping and air lin c heads. Simplification, unification and
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    Cooking—Women Learn How
    69 2 Cooking— Women Learn How EVERY Wednesday and Saturday mornings from 10.30 to noon, the Singapore Electric Company gives free public cooking demonstrations to housewives at their premises m Battery Road. The demonstrations, which are usually well attended, are given by Miss L. Lao. New recipes and different dishes are taught
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    BETTER 'PHONE SERVICE IN RAUB
    222 2 Standard Staff Reporter RAUB, Sat. This town is to have an improved telephone service soon. Work on this job has been going: on for sometime and is now expected to be completed within the next few weeks. The first phase of the work, laying the
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    Strike News Steadies The Rubber Marl
    141 2 THE rubhe r market in S.ngapore opened easier yesterday but steadied during the morning, first grade rubber for February shipment closing at 55 cents per 3b. (54 7 8 cei:\s o:\ Friday). I. ark of sellers and reports of strike in Indonesian ports steadied
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    TIN PRICE
    21 2 SIXGAPORE. Sat— T!e price of tin m the local market today was $317 3/8 (unchaneed from Friday) per picul
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    17 2 »tL«,ATE S to a. wua, Area Trave, AssM i,«i.» Cu/.reac, he W m Mlllita r J 811
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    THEY CATCH THEM BIG OFF PERU
    250 3  -  MICHAEL GOH By Standard Staff Reporter atch them big art :he coast of Cabo .0 years, the record martin was the I fish taken "->y Captain Laurie Mit- '_6 :n the Bav of Islands in New March O52. Alfred Glassell Tr Texas ,et the
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    Anglers' Postbag
    364 3 Anglers' Post bag t possible to catch fi>h hook and line 4t dead tide? If so. what kind r:-h can be h«>oked? ONG. :epe:: \s wh JTOU ing For >•■>■. r Ika:i Mer i i v. c lead a m hour al »r far can an angler not u>m? a
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    64 3 ls J s J om Bates with his rtcor d 1-352 Ib. Black Marlin taken on a Perm Senator 14/0 reel caught off the coast of Cabo Blanco recently. He thumped his chest m triumph for four days and th?n went back to fish- a a o) lf l ed
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    QUESTION BOXES HIT THE REDS
    588 3 Pressmen Join An Operation T J OHOR£ BAHRU, Sot. 'Operation Question," first introduced at Tanjong Malim m 1952, has since become an effective weapon against the Communist terrorists. Thousands of people who have no knowledge of Communist activities m remote villages, would describe such an
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    Dance To Aid Fund
    57 3 THE Singapore Youth Council will hold a dance on March 6. at the Badminton Hall, Guillemard Road m aid of the j Tanah Merah Youth Camp Fund. Mr. Eric Wee, President of the Council, told The Standard yesterday that further funds are needed to provide the
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    AIRMAN IS ACQUITTED
    45 3 SQUADRON Leader P. C. Rich was yesterday acquitted m the Singapore Eight Police Court of a charge of refusing to comply with an order given by Corporal T. Galistan of the Singapore Harbour Board at Gate 3 on Nov. 17, last year.
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    Flood Experts Are Available
    277 3 HOLLAND is m a favourable position to supply Malaya with capital goods, including equipment for irrigation and flood schemes, Dr. W. A. F Stokhuyzen general representative for the Netherlands Industries and an expert on Dutch foreign trade, told The Standard, yesterday. Dr. Stokhuyzen passed through Singapore
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    To Speak At Press Lunch
    53 3 HAN SUYIN, who will speak at the Singapore Union of Journalists' luncheon tomorrow (at the Blue Room Capitol Restaurant), on "The Chinese: Are they a menace to South-east Asia." All journalists, whether members of the union or not, can attend (S3 each). Book with Alex
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    'Don't Break Unity Of Workmen'
    201 3 'Don't Break Unity Of Workmen' THE executive commit- tee of the Singapore Union :of Journalists yesterday considered reports that British service personnel have been working spare time at the Straits Times Press, following their reI cent printing staff dispute. In a statement issued I yesterday evening, the Union says: "'ln
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      103 3 io sundqy prfce puzzle LAST week's puzzle posted to him this week. dress to the Contest Editor stumped many readers. It's This week's picture is a Sunday Standard, Singapore, a flashbulb. First correct bit intriguing. Here's a clue: to reach him not later than entry to be opened was that
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    30 5 photo A DETECTIVE demonstrates how opium on a needle point is held over the flam c of a lamp and inserted into the pipe head before it is smoked. Standard
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    FIRST ROUND WORLD SERVICE IN HISTORY
    106 5 RK. F< P m A.~- yestei I, e the first n nd i$la Utui operates tic d simi v v cost Bights as far as Hongkong. Its Western mist Bights originate! either m I.os Ange es or San Pkvncia m and terminate m Hoooiulu.
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    CLOCK IS FOUND
    14 5 .V S !.i e'ecti r QuajP A\ )."c" .a the Centra!
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    Govt.Stenos Send An Ultimatum
    135 5 Govt.Stenos Send An Ultimatum STENOGRAPHER and Re-! gi> ry Assistants employed by the Singapore Government have given a month's ultimatum to Government to settle their dawns lor revision of their salaries jn accerdanee with the Yong award. A: an extraordinary general meeting on Friday, the Government Se -retanal Staff Association
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    Tampered With Car, Gets 1 Mth.
    67 5 Tampered With Car, Gets 1 Mth. NG BOX CHYE. now serving four months' rigorous imprisonment On a fraudulent charge, w s yesterday brought c Mr F. a. Chua. the Singa] re First Traffic Ma^is- i trate. on a eh irge of tamperng i ii a car on Aug. I fined
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    Less Taxes Collected
    64 5 E i Customs Department has revea that gross reve- illections la January last year exceeded the revenue collected for the same period this your by $8,000. The coltions tost month wore yi 160 000. Smokers were responsible for the highest revenue $3,--071,000 while drinkers of hard liquor
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    Radio Talk On Constitution
    87 5 H SIN( JAPORE is to have a ratic const itution she be sal > "We r0 the* Stai si approach it with a iri the or»n >■: Government and its flex > adapi ation as new arise," s lid Air. I Public Relai Offl last night
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    Mrs. Fozdar To Visit Saigon
    40 5 MRS. SHIRiX FOZDAR, president ol the Singapore Bahai Assembly, and the Genera! Secretary of the Singapore Council of Women, will leave Colony today for Saigon to stLidy the prospects of opening Bahal centres m Indo-China.
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    Custodian Troops Due On Tuesday
    79 5 THE Asturias, first of five ships carrying 1.520 Indian Custodian troops from Korea to India will arrive m Singapore on Tuesday and not tomorrow as previously scheduled. She is to be followed by the Mozatfari, Captain Hobson. Jalagopal, and Jaladurga on Feb. 17. Feb. 25.
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    Robber Takes From Child (2)
    37 5 A ROBBER snatched a gold necklace from a two-year-old girl m Marshall Road. Singapore, on Friday morning and escaped. A police spokesman again warned parents against allowing their children to wear jewellery.
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    Hawkers Ask For Security
    104 5 THU Singapore Hawkers Union yesterday appealed to the Commissioner of Police Mr. N. G. Morris for prote tion against Police raids on hawkers who trade along small private lanes. A spokesman of the Union told The Standard that m a letter to Mr. Morris, the Union
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    'ToughGuys' For Malaya
    67 5 THE Indian Navy's mine- sweepers I.N.S. Bombay, Ben- gal, Madras, and Rajputna will pay an informal visit to Malaya and Singapore from Feb. 17 The minesweepers are armed with anti-submarine weapons and are manned by about 100 oiTicers and men each. The crews are usually known as
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    More Water Mains For Katong Area
    189 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council will increase the water supply m Katong- area by an additional 10,000,000 gallons of water a day during this year, the Acting City Water Engineer, Mr. F. S. Wicks, told The From the middle of last month
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    Memorial For Late Principal
    125 5 AT the many requests from Old Victorians and members j of the stall', an informal meet- j ing of the staff was held at Victoria School recently. The subject under discussion was a memorial lor the :a".o Mr. B, F. Bomford, At the meeting a protem
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    Our LADY's Feast Today
    78 5 Our LADY's Feast Today THE titular feasi of 'he 1 Church of Our Lady of Lourdes is being celebrated at the Ro- j man Catholic Church m Ophir Road m Singapore today. Two low Masses at 6 a.m. and 6.30 a.m. will be followed by the Pontifical Mass at 8
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    Miss Lim Lee Appears In BBC Feature
    96 5 Miss Lim Lee Appears In BBC Feature A YOUNG Malayan singer Miss Lim Lee, who has been studying music at the Royal College of Music m Londoa for the past 18 months, appeared m the British Broadcastiny Corporation'! Home Service feature "In Town Tonight" on Friday. Mss Lee hope s
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    RAIDS DRIVE DOPE DENS INTO HIDING
    270 5 Attap Huts Used Now Standard Staff Reporter THE 5/000 raids on opium dens last year by detectives of the AntiNarcotics Branch of the CID have driven den-keepers from the heart of Chinatown to the outlying areas of the Colony. Mr. T. A. Bevan. Deputy
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    Society Member Sent To Prison
    125 5 Society Member Sent To Prison LIM Ah Lim. 18. was yesterday sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Fourth District Judge, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, for being a member of an unlawful society. He was said to be a member of the "Vi Loong Foo" secret society. He
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    Cambridge Results Due
    67 5 THE RESULTS of the Overseas School Certificate and Higher School Certificate Examinations usually arrive about the end of February. Candidates are requesfed to retrain from telephoning the Education Department regarding the date of the arrival of these results as such telephone enquiries will interfere with the work
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      543 5 Foot Itch Cause Killed m 4 Days Pain and Itching Stopped m j^ \J 7 Minutes Do youi feet <t t-o W" r S^Btto^^\-3..^ J .Vf drive you crazy T L»oes the skin on your feet crack and Infectl h> well a« m I. peel? Are there blist-:s betw*ea >'•
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      106 5 Spore Diary CHINESE V.M A.: Ari Club. Boy Scouts' Parade and Hakka service 9 a.m.:; Cantonese service 11 am r i Viand >.- a service 7.30 T>m. STORE ART SOCIETY: photographs ex:i b:t:o:i at British Council Hall (admission free) i 9 am t3 ti p.m BAST.AFF E V G L
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    Home For Many PoWs
    2207 6  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER Changi Prison Is Undergoing A Vast Change By p ran $m t h SiMffnp&rv** prim j 1100ns. I a r I i r ti r tit It's tif \4 r j ht'ii tilt' f I OMtfff "i tititi i*€*ftrl*s ti M*risttns. A PRISON where
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    'THANK GOODNESS THAT'S ALL OVER!
    2718 7  - 'THANK GOODNESS THAT'S ALL OVER! JOHN DEAN 5 words to me after the wedding -said The Duke by who has lived at Buckingham Pa lace as valet to the Queen 's husband. SECOND WEEK OF The Royal scoop by PRINCE PHILIP'S VALET I FIRST suspected a romance between Princess Elizabeth
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    Competition For Deauville
    1382 8 SDFGDFGDSFG 'Mister Casino 9 Has Bought Up Le Touquei gEVENTY-TKREE-YEAR-OLD Francois Andrf, France's "Mister Casino," told his friends the other day, "I have taken a new mistress." Added, "But my heart will always be with DeauviUe." The man who put Deauville on its feet has bought up
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    All Set For Summer...
    40 8 All Set For Summer. photo. A lampshade hat with peepholes cut to resemble sunglasses tops this beach outfit shown m Paris by Jacques Fath. The beach bag is of the same red polka dotted white material as the hat. A.P.
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    Cocktail Dress For Spring
    70 8 photo. "Peau dAne" a white muslin guimpe lends interest to this charmingr cocktail dress consisting of a skirt and blouse In navy blue taffeta. The waist of the wide skirt is accentuated by a bow tied tightly at the back. The blouse with a round decollete
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    As Others See You.
    114 8 Ladies, you nay now see yeurseiveg as ethers see >ou. v. ah the bimpe, iaveated Jean Corbei] with the aid of Prof. Henri Chretien of hyper gonar 3-D lens lam* 1 normal mirror (left) the imaue is inverted. In the Iwseape, (right), the inu^ i> can
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    Secret Societies In Malaya
    1531 9  -  Leon Comber THIC recent ii*§rv-up of secre soviet >/ activities m Muieitfu points to thy danger that aiirays lies latent m them Says They Are An Ever-Present Sinister Force ||(»W do Chines set ret societies differ from Freemasonry, which is. and always has been, one of
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    48 9 photo. A '.QRA" :jf Victor:,:. Hongkong, iclth its twin city of Koicloon Kf it t'./ 'iayu! Fki Bu'iJ: o; China building may be seen near i'ne w H -g tide. THm tallest "skyscraper" m the fro *t wt-door neighbour, the Hongkong and Shanghai Bunk, on ir* left. Standard
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    424 9  -  JOHN DAVY By DEVICE which prodates electric cur•iirect from hvdro--pn md oxygen reacting together has been constracted m tht* Chemicul Kn^inefriniT Department it c Iniversity. c' "I I I .ious >'■ <■ vhicii en pa 2 i their r M it Mltagc of the fuel
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    1049 9  -  C. MILLS By r |"O THE visitor who knows Gibraltar, the physical resemblance between the island of Hongkong and the Rock" is apparent. Standing m Statue Square, by the Hongkong Club, and looking across the Harbour to KowloOn on the Chinese mainland one might
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    729 10 IN HiS NE.v YEAR MESSAGE, Seoerc ssimo Chicrg <o. spfc<. ct orad m :e th« ",ear cf decs, on, no. thai H e O ncM Nationafista wh! have, to t do of dt' :e--*ce "~e ,ear draws *o c c->e. FoNMMo'3 *er-.ent desire la invodl ond 'eccver
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      They Talked And Talked In Berlin
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      Seoul: Rhee's Bombshell
      312 10 /")I-*T of the quiet m devastated Seoul came the resounding explosion of a bombshell last Wednesday. The news Wries got hot once more and screaming headlines about the Korean war again appeared m the daily papers every where. The 77-year-o:d president of the Korean Republic told a
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      Formosa: Getting Set For Assembly
      182 10 pREPARATIOXS are being completed for the National Assembly m Taipei this week. According to reports from the Nationalists' capital, a quorum is now assured, as 1.054 representatives, including many from Hongkong and other overseas regions, have already reported their arrival m the city. The Assembly
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      232 10 'THE past week saw the continued improvement in the Pope's health. The Pontiff, has been suffering from stomach disturbances during the last three week?. and at one time, his condition was considered as serious, but it was evident thai he had passed the cri is
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      127 10 Tf/'HEN the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived at the country town of Lismore, New South Wales, there was such a dense crowd to greet them that there was a near stampede. Women and children were crushed by the weight of the crowd, and
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      Indo-China: Reds Kept In Check
      259 10 Indo-China: Reds Kept In Check ALTHOUGH Vietminh forces were report* i earlier in the week thai they were only about 15 miles from Luang Prabang. capital of Laos, the week-end saw them no nearer their objective upon which they laun bed their major offensive three weeks ago. The arrival of
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    Will Malaya Look Good To MacGillivray After Kenya?
    1813 11  - Will Malaya Look Good To MacGillivray After Kenya? Andrew Roth j 4 sks 1 Liilii UvJ l_£JiiL» LK_ wIR Donald MacGillivray is coming back to Malaya by an unusual way. When he left Kampong London last week he was bound for East Africa He confided that he had had difficulty
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    STUDENT PERSONALITIES —IN KAMPONG LONDON
    662 11  - STUDENT PERSONALITIES —IN KAMPONG LONDON Tom Tan |N ambitious girl who came up the hard way is Miss Lim Lee of Singapore, a former student of Chun* Cheng High School and the Methodist Girls Continuation SchooL Lee, Malaya's 1950 '"Queen of Song" is now at the Royal Academy of Music
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    'Ancient Briton'
    46 11 -Mirrorpic. ACTOR Jack Sands cer- tainly let his hair down by turning: up as an Ancient Briton at the Z Vic-Wells annual ball. organised by the patrons £of the Old Vie and j Sadler's Wells theatres t> hrld m the Lyceum dance hall, London.—
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    AROUND THE WATERFRONT
    907 12  -  BERNABD WMLLIAJUSM WITH His Business: World Tours (CONDUCTED tours have never been always a success m Malaya. But there is a man who makes world tours his business and thrives on it. His name, Mr. S. Joseph, the managing director of the American Lloyd Agency of Singapore.
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    497 12  - Lightweight 'Map And Memory Aid For Planes John Gale By NEW lightweight navigational device, which will be of particular interest to operators of small aircraft and helicopters, has been developed m Britain by the Decca Navigator Company, Ltd. Known as (light log, type '.:~y.'.. it is a development of the
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    77 12 photo. The super-liner United Stales, the world's fastest and most modern luxury passenger sniu presents a spectacular night view as workmen at Newport News. Virginia follow a round-the-clock schedule during her annual drydock. New types of equipment and other innovations m ship construction o n the United States were thoroughly
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    CHILDREN—THROUGH A TEACHER'S EYES
    822 13 CHILDREN— THROUGH A TEACHER'S EYES A FILM hasn't necessarily to be a multi-million dollar production to be termed great. Nor has it to boast an array of top-flight internationally-famous stars to be impressive. And. while we aacr c about it, I may add for good measure that a movie doesn't
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    CLIFTON DOES IT AGAIN WITH KIDS
    532 13 CLIFTON DOES IT AGAIN WITH KIDS ALTHOUGH the movies have -l\ stereotyped Clifton Webb into a sort of child-hating monster, ever since he turned over a bowl of porridge on a baby's head and got immediate results m "Sitting Pretty" as Mr. Belvedere, this amazing actor has done more fur
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    TOUGH TACTICS
    147 13 /"PIIE story of a tough cop. J- ready and anxious to brass-knuckle his way to the mobsters responsible for the murder of his wife backgrounds Columbia's "The His Ural" With Glenn Ford as the grimly determined lawman who quits the police force m order to work unhampered. Gloria
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    Studying The Film
    48 13 (ABOVE): Fred Fisher (right), Films and Radio Officer with U. 5.1.5.. and Supervisor Hamid Salikin. discuss the film "Helping Teachers To Understand Children with lecturer Soo Ban Hoe before the screening of the movie at the U.S.I.S. Theatrette. i Below): The trio viewing the film.
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    Sacrifice Has Happy Ending
    468 13 TT seems hard for Indian film producers to break away from the much-trodden path of social themes. Perha] s is because they find m such stories the perfect medium through which to interpret the feelings ;ind sufferings ol the underprivilgeßL The rich (referred to without reserve
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    SHAW'S SUPER SEVEN
    75 13 CHAW BROS, announce a line-up of seven big pictures due for release at their Singapore theatres— the Capitol. Rex and Pavilion over the next few weeks. These are "Decameron Nights"' (RKO), "Hondo" "The Heart Of The Matt r 1 and "Appointment In London, i London Films', The
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    SPOTLIGHT ON SPRING HATS FROM PARIS
    216 14 ■CM axe eight of ti».- n-w iui» MMHI with the l'J">4 >i»ri»e ami >niiiMrr foll*>«t«Mi> m rjriN i.«*i wrrk. (Top, left*: A pink felt MM prev^d tt.«t tn. l ».>rn Mitii .111 oatsizr rtw«« l>y ftlfcowj. li.y. No >): MWI t».«i »»> the sjnif
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    REAL DIAMONDS MAY SOON BE OBSOLETE!
    588 14  -  W.A. CLARKE By I T^ROM London comes a reI L port that industrial scien- tisks have found a way to > make synthetic 'diamonds' which will outshine genuine stones. These ferns, cut from a stick of titanium the 1 earth's ninth most common element
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    BEACH-BELLE
    42 14 AN attractive Spanish-influenced plajMiit Is worn by lovely Julia Adams, who the experts claim among other things has the loveliest legs In Hollywood. The ensemble Is ideal lor beach wear. Julia will next be seen m tni-vcrsal-ImornatloiKils "Wing* Of Xiie Hawk.*
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    Curves Without Tears
    336 14  - Curves Without Tears AILSA GARLAND Reports DEAL NEWS— Dior plumps J m favour of the easy silhouette. Last week he said "No" to the Princess Line as he used it last season. HIS SKIRTS are still short as short as last season and the shortest m Paris. And they give
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    And Look, No Zips!
    130 14 \BRACADABRA! says Schiaparelli-and does away with fastening. No buttons, bells or zips. This fluid line appears m a collection designed lor the SECOND GLA\CF dresses that look demure from the front but have loir backs. Summer dresses with bows on the shoulder hare only one shoulder-strap.
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    398 15 photo. photo. photo. TANK WITH WATER WINGS. A 48-ton M 47 tank enters Lake St. Clair during tests of the U.S. Army's new device which enables the iron monsters to cross deep streams and lakes while continuing to fight. The water wings are floats with propellers driven
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    The Topee And Other Hats Of South Africa
    1170 16  - The Topee And Other Hats Of South Africa Hugh Latimer By QEFOBE the Second World War no white man would go out m the tropical sun without a heavy, oft-white, coalscuttle topee on his head. There were two types of this headgear, an Indian and an African. The Indian was
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    THE NINTH BEWITCHING WOMAN
    55 16 THE \NCY for the Ninth Bewitching Woman has been fitted as a result of the informal poll conducted by the Sunday Standard two weeks ago. The majority of readers who sent m coupons picked Rita Hayworth shown here m a scene from "Salome" 'as their choice
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    A-Power For Industrial Use Is Here
    997 16  - A-Power For Industrial Use Is Here J. BRONOWSKI By MORE than ten years have *one since atomic scientists m America received from Enrico Fermi m Chicago the historic message, "The Italian navigator has landed. The natives are friendly." In these two code sentences Fermi announced, with a touch of national
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    Where Mistake Lies; Time Lim Retires
    1622 17  -  NOEL HAY Colony's Dream Hall By i,»jii.- recentlv 1 m.»dr a njlement in your press about > financial lo>s thai taking pl.nr »n he rather loose uunj£t-mrDi of the affairs of th committee concerned, in »h,- way of munrv legally i-n-irring somebodv else's pockets.
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    Konno Breaks World Record For 220 yds
    122 17 m COLUMBUS, OHIO. Feb. 12 ißeulcn Ford Konno Olympic ,-wimminj; champi(>n from Hawaii broke the world record Foi the 220 yards free style here today covering the distance m 2 rr.ins 4. 8 sees The previous record of 2 mins. 5. 5 sees,
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    Krian Rovers vs Taiping Rovers
    75 17 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. Good soccer is promised on Sunday when The Krian Rovers meet the Taiping Rovers m a friendly match at the public padang The Krian Rovers team will be selected from: Ah Kam: Sha"ari: Haji Yusof; Veow Menc Hoe. Osman Ali and Haji
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    36 17 rillS array of trophies donated by Mr. Malcolm Mai Dona Id. Mr. Aw Cheng Chye and nthem is for the winners of the first Malayan table-tennis championships to be held m Singapore some time this year.
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    At 71, Coty Starts On Most Exciting Part Of His Career
    1334 17 At 71, Coty Starts On Most Exciting Part Of His Career From The Observer MAN reaching his seventies— and within three years of his golden wedding has the right to start planning for a quiet life. But at seventy-one, M. Rene Coty, the new President of the French Republic, whose
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    Football Takes Over At Solotwr
    672 18  -  K VFM AN Hy IHt >4K.TER M-anun open:* at Seletar tomorrow *»ilh >«-t-lioii trial uamt*^ at est ramp. There are two MM-rer pilehe* available at e?*t (amp. and the>e ran be! rt--#-r%rd for Section trial »amt>« daily through the! >)>ort» >rvtioo. N i Flying ft.>
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    Hamps Play Hockey
    108 18 TFIE Ist Royal Hampshires m action m hookey tor the first time since their* arri--1 1 m the Colony when they mci RAPC m a friendly match Wednesday at the N r ee Soon. The result was 2— 1 m Lav KIT of the Pay Corp-. O'Leary
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    MAJEDEE ROUND UP
    365 18 By AJ.P. Sports round up lor Majedec Barracks for the last week is as follows: FOOTBALL A team from B' Sqn 11 Hussars played th e TEBRAU B.B. XI at the Police ground Johorc Bahru beating them (J— 4. SQMS Fred Scott of the Hussars scored three
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    RECORD ENTRIES FOR CALDBECK CUP SOCCER
    531 18  - RECORD ENTRIES FOR CALDBECK CUP SOCCER BENCHMARK By A RECORD number of entries have been received for the FAR ELF inter unit challenge Cup soccer competition 18 from units m the Federation, 1 1 from units m Singapore and eight from Hong Kong. The competition, known as the Caldbeck Cup
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    GLASSES FOR 'TRIG-POINT'
    273 18 I WOULD LIKE to thank TrigPoint for the interest he takes m my column. As he is so obviously au fait with Survey language. I suggest B re-orientation ot thought might restore his sense at proportion, which he appearto have lost. Or. m more homely language, perhap-
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    S'PORE CAN STAND ALONE IN HOCKEY
    312 19 S'PORE CAN STAND ALONE IN HOCKEY SDFGDSFGDFG SDFGDSFGDF HIK HAY Malayan Hockey Councillors are euIMo/in« their way past Singapore Hockey Associa- -.!> to imnre-^ our i; <i»:tn Hockey Federatiea i> mned MM observer to ask: "Who runs H M. tie Sauza and Us crowd, K. Oehiers and bis men." tent
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    PATIENCE NEEDED TO SAVE THE HALL
    629 19 PATIENCE NEEDED TO SAVE THE HALL THE recent outburst of the architect of the Singapore Badminton Stadium, Mr. Ng Keng Siang, reminds me of the man who built a house, and then wanted his money back. Of course, there is nothing wrong with wanting the money back, but what's going
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    THREE BOXERS WHO WANT THE SAME THING
    278 19 THREE BOXERS WHO WANT THE SAME THING THREE Colony boxers So. in Chia. Lim Kee Chan »nd Thep Vithool are aiming for the Singapore featherweight title and each thinks that he deserves it. Tie featherweight title fell tr. Tan Gw it »Tt-k. aha the title n 1951 Fagir Singh (a
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    DONORS WANT MONEY BACK
    75 19 SIM. I TORE Standard donors of the Ong I'oh lAm I** Itnrrirnn Fund hare uritien m to re- i ijttrsl that since ihe Badminton Association of Mala\a had *eh>cted their 'lirro' to play m Glasgow and limgmrm tall*, their donations be returned to 1 j them.
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    A PROSPECT NAMED CHIA
    248 19 IF YOU wast to name a prospect for an Orient titie take Sonny Chia. the Singapore featherweight who was described by the late Mr. Herman Rappa. weliknown as an 'authority' on local boxers, as the 'nearest approach to Malaya"? former boxing idol. Battling Key.' I Little
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    27 19 ...KLUANG, Sun. Kluang PWD beat Segamat PWD 4-1 ai football Scorers were X v sir and Tan Yong Sim (3), Achutan notched Segamat's only goal.
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    741 19 NO GLORY-TO WIN WITH A LITTLE PILL §§3§SSr JnriHnnmif^jTOljuujifeijiHfuiShlMBtfBOftQiMBnfr^^BBS IF > i him '>;p o*e word •g j Hi dictionary probal v- H lined souk hing k* this Id or em lest, v.--p. I invol i individual I I and p. rs prowess." I suppo c this la o>e reason
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    AWAKE A WAKE, ATLAST
    669 19 AWAKE A WAKE, AT LAST Cricket I" Say s 'Linesman The Rip Van Winkle of I Malayan cricket has awaken- cd. Glory Be! I was glad and I have every reason to be as I was j primarily responsible for the formation of the Malayan i Cricket Association soon after
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    MBTC Hold Fed. Police
    169 19 IN" A badminton match played at Nee Soon. MBTC aid well to hold '-he Federation Poliee lo a live-all draw lasi Week. A (matches were sternly contested. j and provided many thrills to toe spectators present. Results t MBTC mentioned first 1 were: WOII Mohd. Noot
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    NOW INDIANS SHOW POWER
    1233 20  -  BILL MOSS South Get Whipping India 7 South Malaya 1 by THE Indian Hockey Federation tourists proved too clever and classy for South of Malaya and inevitably went on to score a splendidly spectacular 7 l vindication victory over a gallant but dazed opposition before 5,200
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    PERCY TAKES SINGLES TITLE
    79 20 PERCY Cheah won the Civilian Employees Sports Club (41 Base Workshops REME) badminton title when he beat ML Nazareth m straight sets at 1 the SVC Hall o n Wednesday. The double title went t 0 C. M. Vasudev and M. Nazareth who beat Ibraham Fatlah
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    BREWERIES FOOTBALL
    41 20 Alexan Ira Rangers beat Badan Kesenian "A" 4 2 m a I Breweries League soccer match at Alexandi a yesterday. A-. Rahman 2 and Osman scored ft c ne. Rangers, while Chong Chee and Sarnin scored foi the Kesenians.
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    Fijians Again
    39 20 KLUANG, S p.. In a fha- R.;_; >v match, i!ie Fijians ol Batu Pahat beat a Kluang Invitation XV by 34 points (5 goa s 3 tries i to 8 points (l £o:i 1 try) here today.
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    Sea Girt Shows Winning Form
    432 20 IPOH, Sat.— Locally trained horses and those of VVally Bagby's were seen out at this morning's gallops m preparation for Saturday's races, opening day of the Perak Turf Club's February meeting. The sand track was used. Impressive workers were Bagby's Prince Koss, Pasamora,' and Sky
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    WEIGHTS FOR 12 RACES
    505 20 Weights lor the first day of the Perak Turf Clubs February meeting on Saturday are as follows: Cl. 2 Div I—9 Furs. Hire,. Rings 9.00 Josker 11 S 13 Opera 8.12 Cinder's Prince S.ll The Tip S.lO King (row 8.09 Singing Master 8.09 Fairy 8.02 Quicksilver
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    SS Commando One To Note
    459 20 THE van Breukelens here are introducing three very promising youngsters at th e forthcoming Perak Turf Club's February meeting S.S. Commando. Pros"perity and Sovereign, all threeyear olds. Working with the useful Traducer 'Bougoure^ S.S. Commando (Sawyer i did well to reel off th e three
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    WEST INDIES BEAT ENGLAND IN TEST
    512 20 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Feb. 12: (Reuter)— West Indies be:> England by 181 runs m the second cricket test today to become v. U m the series. England were all out m the second innings for 313 Heavy showers m the morning delayed the resumption by
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    K. Rangers' Soccer Wins
    63 20 KIXTA Rangers scored two soccer victories yesterday. Their ni.-t team beat St. Andrew's On the schooi ground 't For the winneis C. KuannJe scored three goa s P. K. Samy two and Goh Chin Soon Thamby one each. Jui Kirn two and Morris one reduced the
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    Landy 2nd In The 880
    73 20 SYDNEY. Feb. 13: (BeuUs) *-Jolm Landy. Austra ia's "four minute mile" hope, failed dismally m the national 880 yards tine eve;:; m the araateui championships here tod. y He finished second last ta a field of seven. As he walked dejectedly off the field he
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    Tennis Officials
    41 20 SEREMBAX. Sat- At the annual general meeting oi 'he Negri SemtnSan Lawn Tennis Association the following were elected office-bearers for the year: President: Dr. Ctuma Ah Khooir i< -President: M^ioi M Amoore: Secretary Treasurer Mr. Ju^cpli Siow Hin Loong
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    Wrong Walcott
    98 20 IS your Emmc o'' Page U you -;d a p 0/ Walcon. tupg I Waleoit, the West cricketer ir),o arorcd r. double century Bn agn is: England. May 1 suggest ?>,<> p is. m lact. one o* Walcott. rh*> former .4 can World heav champion. 1 hare p'uypd
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    255 20 A -<■. B ackpo Su id ii Bolton 0 I es I tn a 4 Wo tool 2. Cha Mane l i Middlesbi >ug 0. Hudde fa Poj Lsmout 4 Shefl eld U As West Bromwii 4 II \<.i I D!\ |v|«(N It B v. j Blackburn
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