Singapore Standard, 2 June 1952

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore TIGER Standard m •>] x VOL. II NO. 335 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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  • Article
    MALAYA RETAINS THE CUP
    510 1 Speculation On Hint Of Aid To Ru bber Industry standard Mart Keporter CONSIDERABLE speculation has been i^cd m Singapore and the Federation by what is interpreted as an official hint of forthming aid to the rubber industry either by the j.K. Government or by the Federation
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    UK Embargo To Continue
    41 1 > N Hi) N Jmc 1 w Ihe B n.i i d <»i in mi\ reiterated I i oiitmu.im ol i -iifi-.il finh.irmi vir.it'-,ii exports to She uould on la in bet rubber i rs for norni.ii MMimptinn
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    UK Urged To Lift Anti-Red Rubber Ban
    8 1 1 K I rged To Uti-Red lubber Han
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    2 MAJOR CHIEFS NOT DISMISSED
    219 1 M \l.\ inil'll{. June I The Mentri Brsar. Selangor, loda) denied thai he 1 1 <« I notified ihe iv><> Major i liirU. Of.uiu Hrsir Dalo ka>a KJaitg and Orang Besar Data Vmar. authority on Walaj customs at the Royal Palace, of their dismissal a*
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    Two Bandits Are Killed
    119 1 r' 1 June 1 Kuala Kubu Selangor P i jungle squad engaged tour a ed ten irists esterday killi two and recovering arms J^d ammunition A Chinese tapper was woundduring the engagement and died later. Pour women tappers :<>und in the vicinity were arrested tor questioning
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    E. German Curtain Drops, Lifted Again
    175 1 BERLIN, June I (Reuter) V- East-West tension I mounted with tin- Russian move t seal oil Viol Berlin, W ashington reports >;ml President Truman \»«miM a-b the y »S. Senate tomorrow for spe^dj approval of ilw iww German peace contract and the document extendins
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    Big MCA Prize Goes To Johore
    277 1 lI'OII. June I Johore secuprttl the firsl and second prizes in »!»<• ninth Malayan Chinese million dollar tottery, tl«r draw for which took place il»i* afternoon in the Chinese Assembly Hall here. The iw was a~> foi low Ist Pri/e: No. *****84 ($400,000) Johore.
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    Father, Son Fight With Masked Men
    203 1 PENANG, June 1. A wellknown resident here. Mr. Wee Gim Leon?, and his son Ah Chye bravely fought off four masked men who tried to rob him at their home in Logan Road early this morning. Mr. Gim Leon;? was awakened from his sleep
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    50,000 At Funeral Of Yeap Chor Ee
    176 1 PENANG June L— A crowd of more lhan SO,UCKI Fined the four-mile procession roule of the funeral tbn morning of Mr. Yeap Chor Ee, miUiohaire banker *lm dud la>t Monday at t li«- a^<- nl 85. It was the b.ggest ever funeral in
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    Ceylon Rubber Move
    35 1 COLOMBO. June 1 Premier Dudl< anti-left wing Government i in an inte /iew today tha, overnmei I shortly the question of ing expo::., ol rubber He m;>ted that V e top p
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    Americans Fight On To The End:
    386 1 MALAYA has done it again. Sparked by on Ong Poh Lim vi'ctory over America's Bob Williams in the seventh game, Malaya brought the final score to seven-two to earn th e right to keep the golden trophy of Sir George Thomas for another three
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    RI Lowers Duty
    82 1 THE Indonesian Ljovernmem h is lowered the export duty on rubber from 25 to 15 per ren from yesterday, says the Indonesian news agency ANETA. The duty on goods exported to dollar areas lias also been lowered from 10 to eight per cent. Reuter KU \I LUMPUR.
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    Gas Drama In Hold Of Ship
    218 1 standard Mai Reporter IKW ii i i ti 1 1 1 ""-.nili"' of rttrafHNji nm ihylene di«<4iloride uln«li ;•<:-. nol unlikr rMaroforni in the Im»I«I ilu- nhip detigarrj ni l«m, prrwian, including Mr. V. Kmii. <I• i I brflwiM. Siw|f|mnr, and ilm- ■genl, Hr.
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    Pilot Train Derailed
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    • Advertisement
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      43 1 Everything You Need 11..- l.rt-al *&s[>{** ii i-ioii t i^* r/ gifts '":J^/ G.C. De Silva 81l js., a ELLERS k iffln Place, S*paf« i I'honr: ***** -^s {I II f/\\ I 1 1 t~ MATCH THIS SPACE/ OVER $400 WORTH IN PRIZES
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    NEW BID TO CURB 'QUACKS'
    235 2 Chain Of Pharmacies Planned For Malaya Standard Staff Reporter This follows recent suggestions concerning "the great need for the development of an adequate pharmaceutical service to meet the increasing needs of the country, especially in the smaller towns where no pharmaceutical services exists." Owing to
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    Radiomen Want Full Allowance
    327 2 Standard Naff Reporter THE 211->TRO\t. Department of Broadcasting FmployrtV Union %%anl* th«* Singa|M>r«" Government to j pay "the otlwr half of th«« hoafliag allowance** to temporary ofiirer* for ihe .15 months* up to June 30, 195* And at heir fouith annual general meeting ;,iv the 100
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    THE YOGI INSPIRES A POET
    123 2 TAMIL IfastbO poe:. Mr. S. P Ardul Kacitrr. who spoke u- •>.<» reeeption fivmi In To© S a a Bbaratbiai ai lh« Pu „var Ta-: School |gj icoly bntst into ver<r t of hundreds Tan s pre« Vfc s ming tin v.jgi. wha bi iei
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    DROVE CAR TOO FAST
    96 2 DROVE CAR TOO FAST VLA LUMPUR Suo For causing e rti ol W< by doing a ra^h a amounting to pabtc Chinese Fuag S.i g 52), emploj ed as a too n cement fact 14 Ra a raa lr A P. Jack in 1 K Magislxatc 1 b lenten *d
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    NEW SERVICE
    53 2 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Son.— An addi-l a motot bIS service between Green Lane, Ba*u Lai>] hang Road \\nv nn anH the post office via Scboo] Road. I Trengganu Rua i. Cauntei Ba and D^-.j Kraroat Road will be] rate nv -he Municipa El j from June 1.
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    SUJ STARTS FUND FOR UNEMPLOYED
    253 2 Standard Staff Reporter iHE >I>G APORE Union of Journalist* is instflatini» an nmmplovm^nt bt'iH'fils scheme. A report on ihr proposed scheme was unanimously adopted by ih<> I rion at it* annual gUMJai nieetuijj yesterday. 1 A bin member wi'l be enj titled to 9 benefit
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    A Pledge By van Geyzel
    97 2 SERE M B A Sun.— Mr. (Jonel van GeyzeJ was reelected president of the Xegri Sembtian Teachers' Union at the annual meeting. Mr. van Gey/el pledged to do his best for teachers. Certificates were presented to those v- ho attended the vacation course held by
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    FAREWELL PARTY
    33 2 TAIPIXG. Sun.— Mr, H E. Josselyri. Xaipmg's popular District Officer, and Mrs Josseiyn were entertained to a farewell social by ;he Ke:npe C!uh prior to their departure on transfei to Kelantan.
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    SHB TO RECRUIT POLICE TODAY
    167 2 Standard Staff Reporter RECRUITING of more constables for tiie Singapore Harbour Board Police Force commences today. Yesterday the revised terms of service l'or the force came into effect. Constables will, under {he new scheme, be able to rise from the ranks to the inspectorates, get
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    Women Fined For Gambling
    84 2 TWENTY-TWO women and fne men were each fined SI S in the Singapore First Po .ce Court recently, when they admitted gambling at Bti address in Havelock Road on May A woman. Lirr. Ah Meng (t)8), the occupier oi the house, was fined 5300 in default
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    Entered Flat To Ask For Food
    62 2 CHARGED with tresptss into an apartment m the Capi--1 to! Flats, Bonavealure Ifon- teiro (20) told the Singapore Second Police Court recen: y thai he emered trie flat to ask tor food. The apartment was occupied by Frijjs White Perpetua. Mo:i--1 teiro was remanded
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    Supervisee Jailed
    42 2 A POLICE supervisee Erora Taiping, Suppiah alias Raja §lQ Gopal. was sentenced in tne Singapore Third Police Court recently to three months ngatrms imprisonment for fai I tag to report at a police station on his arrival in the Colony.
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    Bail Allowed
    45 2 BAIL of $2,000 in two sureties was offered to Yee Tay Chot (27) in Singapore recently when he denied as- .sisting a chap ji k: lottery in tiie bat'k lane of Desker Road] on May 2!.. The case was postponed to June 6.
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    Police Band Programme
    52 2 FOLLOWING is tbe Singa-I pore Police Bsnd programme I far June: 3rd Kulim Place, ttn Bo'an- icai Gardess, 10th Tkxig Bahru. 12th King George V i Park. 16th Farrer Park. 18th Katong Park. 25th Kulim Place, 29th Botanical Gar- dens. The time is from 5.45 p.m. to
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    Trishman Hurt
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    HOLIDAY
    33 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sub.— lf is officially stated thai. Thursday, June 5. being rhosen for the celebration of lite Qween's official birthday for E952, will be observed as a Public Boliday in Perak.
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    S'pore Blood Bank
    73 2 Balance from lith to 30th May. 1952, inclusive. Group Group Groap Group T<>!.tl O' A' K IB 1 Donation received 18 II 11 16 Transfusion given 39 M It, 2 SI Present stock of flasks in hand 31 22 ft 1 82 During the week 5 volunteers
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    McNeice To Talk To Staff On Election
    144 2 MR. T. P. F. M.Neice. President of the City Coum-i!. wiii talk to all members of the City Council' Start' except the Veterinary Department. the Vehicles Department, the Fire Brigade and the Gas Works about "Electoral Registration" tomorrow. Below is given the schedule
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    MAIL LOST IN SHIP'S BLAZE
    187 2 2 Fire Tugs Sare Vessel Standard St. iff Reporhf F*OSTAL mail despatch in transit, < •»u»«i» -uny, n| 236 ha;:*. ati«lrrs*«'*l to Hjakarla, WHM il< >lm\ in tirr ainvarfl ihr* Merak on Saturday. Two fire tugs from the Singapore Harbour Bo rd F;re Station fought
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    Bigger Taxis Coming
    79 2 Bigger Taxis Coming THE WCREASC petmiss ible ni Singapore from fhi abie increase in vehtctai with Thiv p ("c S I by the Tfc MBe A tnittee on the prop* by City Co i s s Mabjara l > th| that there ibi il be Ihi the aumlici f taxis
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    Claims Trial
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      134 2 K^JJrjS^-\S |;< TIIK I'Rr.SKßv.vrio.N IfWw^l^Jv I>VI»I\\T lI\IH IIIvMTH '<tf VM) mi; i:\ii \\<i;\ii;\r 7 >l ATI RAI HI. \l f^ /y /y '7 /[/f f Si /^M'^^^) I '<»<•••>'. ;>n.| on Hiiirv«j;i_T. per pocket Ordinory and Henna 20 cts. Blue for Grey Hair 25 cts. Henna and Camomile Application 75
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      373 2 Today's Power Cuts *JSiiiAHHUE MriMaUaai li.i.ic M tmnti Mir«f«JiH S todaj: IMI Sags M K;mt:ih St.. l~l ll|llt M P.ir!.. \.irt»«»f» r.i., i.am Sana <»ii Mill, i.m.ih Ilin, IK. N>JM«irk I 1.. I ii.r\ River ValUy K<f Kiliin<> Kii Orriurd Rii \nn. ui.4m si nmim. \<irii>jn. capifcM. Niutitu I aitii
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    Debate On Local Authority
    186 3 TAIPING. Mon A discussion group, comprising members ol diHVrent professions and (unmimities, ha.s b» »n formed under the auspices of the Taiping branrh of the Perak Adult Kdueation Association The Kronp met for the first time on Tuesday and for two hours, discussed local Rovernment. Members
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    PRESS CLUB
    70 3 KUALA LU :i'l K. Sun. The Pr«>. Club of Malaya at fourth annual general meet i n g held i n K a i r to lay elect- the .wing new <> nicebearer.-, [i i the current year: President, Mr. Tara Singh. Vice-President, Mr. Giraasekera. Secretary Mr. M
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    Power Dept. Made A Profit Of $933,481
    198 3 Standard Start Correspondent PENANCi, Sun. The Electricity Supply Department of tli*- i'ctian^ Municipality in its annual report stairs that the number of units sold during 1 9.1 1 was tlir highest in the history of the department and amounted to 827,008,915 compared with
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    TWO EXPERTS TO PROBE LABOUR EXCHANGE WAYS
    412 3 PC..,,,,!., <■ standard Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— General distress in Malaya, consequent upon a rubber slump *ould have to be tackled by proper employment exchange machinery and noi !>\ individual relief measures. The latter obviously would be beyond the scope of the Social
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    TEN MEN LEARN SCOUTING
    149 3 TEN MEN LEARN SCOUTING BATU PAHAT. Sun.— To organise the scout movement in the various new villages of the district of 8.-.tu Pahat, ten Chinese are now undergoing an intensive training course for scouters at the Victory Camp, Batu Pahat This is the flrsi training camp of its kind and
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    Sailor's Fall
    27 3 A SAILOR. Lim Keck Tee (50\ fell off the first floor a house in Holloway Lane on Saturday. He was injured and taken to hospital.
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    TERRORISTS KILL FOUR CIVILIANS
    130 3 Standard Staft Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Terrorists yesterday murdered four civilians. Two terrorists have been kill««l. In the Kuala Kubu area of Selangor. a Police Jungle Squad engaged four armed terrorists. Two terrorists were killed. A rifle, ammunition and a grenade were recovered. A Chinese was
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    TOOK PASSENGERS
    41 3 PARIT BUNTAR, Sun Lee Teik Inn was produced before Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt in the Parit Buntar court and charged with having used his private car for the conveyance of passengers lor hire or reward. He was fined SBO.
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    SCOUTS NEED TEACHERS
    233 3 SCOUTS NEED TEACHERS Standard Staff Correspondent j PENANG, Sun. rbe Deed Cor more voluntary workers to serve -is instructors ui examiners for the various proficiency badges and committee members was stressed by Mr. Oon Hoot Ewe. Settlement Commissioner of the Penang Boy Scout (Settlement) Association here today. Making his appeal
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    2,742 Voters
    23 3 2, 742 Voters PENANG, S in The Municipality's electoral rolls cl< last night with an additional 2.742 new voters for its December elections.
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    BANDITS DERAIL TRAIN
    119 3 BANDITS DERAIL TRAIN Standard Suli Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— i The Malayan Railway Administration said today that owing to a derailment due to terrorists' activities in South Perak early this morning passengers by "the up and down night mails will not be arriving in Kuala Lumpur and Penang this alternoon.
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    Charged With Robbery
    65 3 A TEN! riVE charg I 8 u explained to Leong Kan n (23) ol H.. r■ Etoa i. in the Sin Fii Police Court on S iturdaj it a eged that I with two others, armed B pi! tol, held up the UCT fit bo b wi
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      217 3 Showing Simultaneously Today at the CATHAY CAPITOL REX NSW ALHAMBRA PAVILION Tk»mm Cmp Inlvr Srmi-Hnnl DENMARK vs INDIA I .ImrJ at Kt \l.\ l.fMPflt by The Mal»y»« Film tail TODAYS LAUGH SPECIAL! HOPE LAMA3R Mr favorite /fCnP %srm i__*___fc*_____. A rromtwH P.c?«r« "^^^^B__*^__k PLUS! U.B. V*»: Mil EPSOM L'*JIBY I
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      309 3 MOVIE NEWS ON Mil I oi CAPITOL RKX I'A\II ins ROW oi HNS EMPIRE ATLANTIC -i (IMM \> ftJWE I^M I Frcra The Pen Of That Master Story -Tel ler is ALEXANDRE DUMAS 1 x toJKr f mmmW^K^^mk I^B ip 'i 1 1 1 AS CORSICA N hi-i. l>\ Slmh
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      218 3 VEDFAIATMOX DM Ait Y PEINAJNC i 3 <i4f) and 9 15 pm I"AIPIW» ODEON: Fong Hwang V>J F e n )O Anache D ITech REX: Sons Oi The Musketeers (Cantonese) 12-45. 3, R45 and I I I r, (Technicolor) 11 ir» am. 1 10. yl3p m cS*¥ i 1 V^
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  • Singapore TIGER Standard
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      Hardening Loose Sand
      801 4 RE-ORGANIZAHON of the Malayan Chinese jK Nation nto a political body will be d issed *at the forthcoming meeting ot the A iation's Working Committee in Kuala LumP r T President of the M C.A. D;.u> Sir Chenglodi Tan has counselled such a re-organization, k there does
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    Last Chance To Save Peace
    739 4  - Last Chance To Save Peace The Rt. Hon Arthur Henderson I~IU Q.C., M.P.%- There is one political issue on which politicians of all parlies are agreed: the necessity f r averting a third world uar. lint there is confusion as to the means of securing this result. Next September the
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    NONE FOR MALAYA
    646 4  -  CASSANDRA Kv HEN Mr. Head, the Sec- retary of State for War, was asked how many entertainment stars had applied to go to Malaya to amuse the troops, he had a brief UUMUM "NONE." Tlu- number of other entertainers generally distinguished in the show business by the
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      People's Bank: 3 Questions For A Councillor
      293 4 People's Bank: 3 Questions For A Councillor Sir:— ■•People's Champion" commends the move by Mr. C. H. Yin, the Pc ak State Councillor, who is heading a group of people out to form a "People's Bank" in [poh. It is argued that this is a good move to help the
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      WHAT ABOUT US. SAY THE PEONS
      248 4 Sir;— Now thai the Postmen's strike has been settled may I. a Pvon (Tamby) in the Government service please ask for a lit tie space your correspondence columns. Recently i\ was announced in the papers and in the Government gazelle that the post of
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      Comfort In Buses
      116 4 Sir:— May I through the me-Jium of your paper inquire from the Singapore Traction Company authorities why their buses are so different from those owned by private companies? During the recent illegal strike by the Traction Company's emplo.yees, the buses operated by the private companies on the
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      RELEVANT DATE
      269 4 Sir; I am dire ted :o refer to the open letter published in your paper last week which contains certain mis-statements and reveals certain misapprehensions which need to be corrected. The letter refers to the trial of a person who had been captured by Security Forces, arme I
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      Break This Silence
      220 4 S —11 doe? seem that the Member for Health in the Federation Dr. l.rv Tiang Keng, iv tithcr unable to answer the several relevant qu< iir^ raised by the members of the public a attitude in taking a su interest in the IMP i men! in Penang
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      USELESS EUSTACE
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    Ketch Starts On 9000-Mile Trip
    10 5 Dr r Public > i Ciant
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    Eucharistic Congress
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    Court, Nation Come Out Of Mourning
    183 5 Court, Nation Come Out Of Mourning LONDON, 1,,,,, i. (AP>. Tfcrw wrtwfil OucrM ami tin- offirialfl ol ihc British Kmpirr put a *a\ Ibrir mnnrnin" clotfcci Th«- Covii nl St. lanifV ranir out ol moiiriiiii^ for th«- latr Kiim ai iiimJ- ,_lii. I nmlmi v^ill U a\, ami lh«- j>a4
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    Troops Take Part In New Atomic Test
    11 5 Troops Take Part In New Atomic Test within :iuninks anfi rn>ni-
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    Egypt-Sudan Talks Hopeful
    67 5 XANDRIA, J sada- Bged points of P micr Hiin'.v epori erday first meeting with a Suda- kin 5 com- delegate b immed S Sher ceiti i r the Sudan Legisialive Assembly, said I I be "mi' d itmospher undi ind goodwill that ed." ;ich will c r
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    Plea To Muslims To Fight Reds
    48 5 An appea] to Chinese Mus- on the Chinese mainland one man against the Reds once the Nationalist! rcvas broadcast from Taip< i I n Phi Chung Hsi, head c hrra Muslim Leal iscd to command more than :i on the mainland.- AP
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    Ceylon To Ship Rubber To Russia
    65 5 COLOMBO. June I, (Kru t«r». Ihe 7,132 ton freighter Ch.ikdara is now in Colombo harbour to pick up Cry lon's first shipment Of rubber to the Soviet In ion About u»0 toils of rubber Mrc to !>♦• unloaded at Rotterdam for transportation to \lfls»oH,
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    SA Non-Whites' Resistance Call
    162 5 PORT ELIZABETH, H>l 1M \H{l< A. }*ne I, I ki»). Non-white leaders urged the lO.OOO.MM> Negro, Indian and col—red pgepica «»t South Africa yesterday in rise againsi what ihcj called "this racial arrogance and ii»!«- Fascism" »n Dasiel F. Mala»% Nalionalisl i:<>\ eminent. The high command
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    To Nationalize Tin Industry
    71 5 A PAZ. Bolivia June 1, The new Bolivian revolutionary governrneni appointed ten-man commission to prepare nationalization of the country's largest tin mining companies. l e commission must make definite recommendations to the goweromen* within 120 I; ys on the legal. technical and economic aspects of na-
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    East-West Relations Reach Lowest Level
    204 5 East- West Relations Reach Lowest Level MOSCOW, June I. (AIM. Veteran foreign remittents here expressed tin* opinion last mghl that irinii<Hi* between the Soviet i niofi nmi the major Western powers particularly the I nii«il State! have reached ihrir Itwyeal !«•>:•! vet. The past few weeks have cc:' the Russians
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    Mother Kills Two Children, Stabs Herself
    104 5 OAKUt CALIFORNIA, 1 (AP>.— The wife of a .\aw tteuteirahi stationed <>n i u 38 times esierdi a lex stabbing her" two children to death in eir iioine IS miles east of Oakland. Sheriff H. P. Gteason safd the woman. Mrs. Mary Glenn 33,
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    Japan may Make British Planes
    72 5 TOKY< .1 me l (Reuter-AAP) —The Bristol Aeroplaac Ccfia- is reported to be negotial- Japanese tnetastrr to nble Bristol i eroplattes and e •mm in *:.-e Paciflc Twinengined passenger pfaiwa arc iikriv to be assembled in Japan umfi <■ plan a eprcjoatativc of the De
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    Koje Bloodbath Is Predicted
    73 5 Koje Bloodbath Is Predicted LONDON June, T (Reuter>— Sunday PictoriaJ c: :ticusinji Anif!ir;m h.i'f ia</ ut Uio P.o.W. a on K't island, pr-eriicts iwdovt i ithin t^e next lew cl.in.s which may lead tu a bloodbal i "Never bf'ni'c 'iav> there been prison niapi like this, where prostitutes dope peddlers
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    MP DIES IN CRASH
    35 5 MP DI ES IN CRASH Mr. Thomas F. Cock, 4.1 Labour \I P. and u former Dndei Sceretan for Colonial Arr.ns was kiUed m a ear cmh ncai Dundee (Scotlaad) on Su'. i.day mglit Reuter
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    Trade Union College
    39 5 KUALA E^MPUR. June 1— The M»i!ayan Tl .c!e Union Concresi are submitting 10 names to the International Confede tion oi Free Trade Unions for final selection for the Asian Trade Union College in Calcutta in September.
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    Taft Would Reinstate MacArthur
    142 5 Taft Would Reinstate Mac Arthur NEW YORK June 1 Senator Robert Taft, m a nationwide broadcast a little before Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, his chief rival, waa due to reach W rigtoa, said a steady deterioration in America's comparative air power ''began while Gen. Eisenhower was Chief of Staff." He promised
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    Telecoms Plan Improvements
    110 5 LONDON. June I tßeut* T:ie Commonwealth Te ni cations Board said 1 its first general report t I ei^n demands for radio circui must be resisted so that all Commonwealth and Colonial needs could be me; in peace and war. The Board, set up to promote the
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    CG Will Open MTUC Parley
    69 5 KUALA LDMPCR, Ixme I The Central Committee of the Malayan Trade Union Congress meeting today discussed implementation of the Employees Provident Fund Ordinance and decided to give all out assistance in explaining tc workers the benefits tu be derived from this social .security scheme. Mr.
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    Senanayake Pledges New Govt. To Work With C'wealth, West
    220 5 COLOMBO, June I (AP The victorious Premier Dudley Senonoyake and his party holding an outright majority after the general elections Saturday, pledged Ceylon's new government to continue co-operation with the Commonwealth and the West. Final returns gave his United National Par
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    Seamen See Island Rise
    148 5 \I-\V WESTMINSTER. 8.C.. June <AP> A man who cl:.i.rn.-; he saw ne birth ot a mile- wide island 200 miles off the northwestern tip of the Philippines on May H thinks someone should p ice a ftag on it "before the Russians ciaim it. V S
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    Reds Insist On Meeting Again
    60 5 PAN JOM, June 1 (Reui Communist negotiaagain insisted on ied meetings Hi the tnice -aough the U.N. proposed an indefinite recess. r f> v aa i tgge tea 1 ,1,, c reconsider their proposals on the prisoner exchange issue. Hil the Communists, according to the
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    Jap Red Leader Exposes Party
    100 5 i OKYO, -I < t Reutet A A .P imjs;»hr MaJoMtitU, a Iccdaßg her of the Diet, today resl i ed ■>? Ceomuaisi Party in protesi against te "u.se ol th« Pa»tys no!i!-y Knee Japaneai peare atv Re said the party "militarj policy should be
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    First Girls To Cross Channel In Canoe
    70 5 D<>\ EH England, June 1 v« two B. ttish i f)'ni a 9 died a canoe in heavy .c 21 I Si iitS ol d- r^erday |a <- their sex i e from Bi ttsin to wee. 1- ,*r-') d I .i ild
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    Gift From UK To Troops Fighting Here
    79 5 Gift From UK To Troops Fighting Here THE Rubb« 1 ad« r,,mto **Bril Malaya." Gen. B e al :->\" A as i 1 ffj.ii rubber' He addo nity o tate cu:i:p.<: prieti owners and dividual planter*—am 'u Lhc iters fui inaugurated in m-Jy In the R d $15,182 1950 $32,739
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    Police Action In Dacca Riots Upheld
    18 5 Police Action In Dacca Riots Upheld DACCA EASI PARIS .i 1 K.!li< 0 C«or! < U daj r I
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    Lightning Raids On Reds In France
    85 5 Lightning Raids On Reds In France IV\Kls turn l UP Polir« itfted i i "ii. i n nd wi KMI (iiTumt jiu i ini i Kit w ci p-iiis '.ist Big hi i rin staging h?,htninj; ijids Ml otum u n i st> tkl MMCIMHIi the Communists ha taken Police
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    Sub Commander Freed
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    SHARE MART DEPRESSED
    322 6  -  A Special Correspondent IU —fL M t m Low Levels Noted m A I 1 f In All Sections RUBBER fell t<> 77 cents per pound ami lower levels were touched in all section* of the share market. On Thursday slightlj more buying interest was noted when
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    THE WEEK'S BUSINESS
    222 6 Industrial: Fraser and Neave $3.50 Gammon $2.35 and $2.40. Hammer $2.10. Hongkong Bank (London) £77. Jackson $1.92J, Malayan Cement 77 J to 70 cents, Malayan Collieries $1.40. Oversea Chinese Bank $29.75. Robinson »5 per cent. Ist Pret. $6.10 8 per cent. 2nd Pref $10.50. South British $21.75.
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    532 6 Union Insurance Society of Canton Ltd. The Society showed a consolidated Profit for 1951 after fax of £467,223. or 695.3d. per shv-e Dividend of 375.6d per share has been paid, an increase of 2s fid on last year. Dividend absorbs only £253.125 against net income from investments 01
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    BRIGHT CRICKET FOR BIG CROWDS Hutton In Form
    670 7 BRIGHT CRICKET FOR BIG CROWDS Hutton In Form LONDON, June, 1, (AP).~Widespread rain interfered with Saturday's cricket programme, but on most grounds Bi-j; Whitsuntide Holiday crowds a lot of the type ol plaj ihat will keep the county game very much uli\ <-. Pre-seasoa warnings and hints to players thai
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    GOLF Here's How
    235 7  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead Beginning With this player's jeet notice thai his stance u sliyhrJy open and hist left foot toes more toward the loryc: than his Notice, too, ihut both tot* are turned out and his heels are about shoulder width apart. This provides ft rm foundation
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    PCRC Score First Win This Season
    298 7 IPOH. SUN— Perak Chinese Recreation Club scored their jj si cricket win over the Batu Gaj th C :et Club XI in the Brandei Shield cricket league three wicket.; on the Coronation ground yesterday. I. C linese. batting first, scored 93 runs after losing
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    Time Saved Georgians
    41 7 SEREMBAN, Sun. —In spite of a 45-run knock by Haniflfa which included three sixes, Kajang Hi^h School drew with King George V school at cricket K;ijnni» srored 1' Georgia us hnd scored 78 eight wickets wlsc-n time intervened
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    Eurasians XI
    68 7 THE will repri I v s tgaj t Eura tana in the sa F A I League t the ia] r Eu i peaxu at Jalan Besar: M. Giimmel. W. Van lluezen. K l.t nb n C. Nonis 1 J \'ass. R. Hend( B. 1 ii- 'i j:
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    Good Chance For Another American Sweep
    299 7 CLEVELAND. Ohio. (UP>- Harrison Diilard. the 1948 Olympic 100 met re- champion and one of the world's great hurdlers, believes Americ:i will at least equal its 1 J48 performances when it competes at Helsinki this year. "We have very good chances for another American
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    Monty's Open Letter Starts Controversy
    320 7 Mon ty 's Open Letter Starts Controversy LONDON (I P) The most controversial statement I>> a promineiil Britisher on tin* Olympics was by Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery who suggested tlir Olympics should become, "open," tournaments because, Ii« claimed, they l»a<l long since ceased to Xw amateur* In a letter to
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    SPANISH FIGHTER WINS K.O.
    70 7 HAVANA, Jime l Rpnish welterweight < Antonio Mondon, 151 1 4 t night 1 Mom:) Mo the weight, in the last round ol the ten und it I don had been lating poinu Coj d decision wacn I at 2 min. 30 sees, of the tei
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    Hawaiian Slugger Wins
    102 7 HOLLYWOOD, Ji I (AP) Phil Kim. Hawaii stopped Chu Chu Jii last night, hammering him unmercifully until referee Mushy Callahan stopped I after 2 minutes, 50 the third round. Both boys i 141 pounds. K tarted with had Jiminez retn I flai i d v ith long
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    Aryans Win
    21 7 Aryans W in Sr.\ r.\ i the D Base y< ee 1 visiting A kh.r 2—l XI in a thri 2
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    Vinoo Mankad For Indian Test Side
    464 7 V -,.i Ma d H i gden'l Inri all i ijifit-i •)<• Lancashire Lea*u< tee li-st t > f i H and five ic iti n n his team Church Gul Aloha i■ t h successful a.s kiia team, Ramsbottom dire* Rawtensi 1 ronti
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    Colony Team Win Railway Meet At Ipoh
    133 7 IPOH. Railway Insi ntiei institute relaj iwd I < Ipoh in r n junction annual athlelic ni< ct lasj ■f ''i' esento Ki i.shnan, L. J. Soun< b Ha: and K. I Colony Instil ite 1 220 relay in um g ser K
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    Aryans To Play At Taiping
    11 7 Aryans To Play At Taiping I I N v did a
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    Narrow Win For State XI
    25 7 My del U XI by em ha n. I V I i St te scored Ut 51 u included egulai
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    MENDEZ CUTS MARGIN TO 7-2
    384 8  -  LEONG HEW MENG KEN JALLEH By and Americans Keep On Fighting To The End MALAYA hes won the Thomas I Cup for world supremacy in the game of bccJminton for the second successive time. The victory, which was en the way w'jen Maloya finished the
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    EUROPEANS HAVE A WINNING CHANCE
    448 8 Clarke Cup Cricket II ROPEAISS were in a strong position al the end <>!' 1 1 second ilin «>! their Clarke Cup crickel match againsl the Rest. To their (ii>i liuiiuu- total t* 213, in v<yU to which tl««- Resl scored 2btt. the Europeans nl<i«il
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    FASTEST TIME BY F-NASH
    185 8 M \l Sun.— K. R. Dai tea di i\ mu th»« Fraxern t>h pm up fastest time of t'-r- d.iN it ihr Malacca hill climb t«ui.!\ Stu.ill fields *'.u\ tine vw.tthri eaabled all iI i >-.**■* tn h.i tu t runs t* u }>. in ne.iiK
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    Boston Braves Fire Tom Holmes
    73 8 NEW YORK, .hine 1. (AP). -Tommy Holmes was fired yesterday as Manager of the Boston braves, a job he had held less than a year. and Charley Grimm was named as his successor. The 53-year-old former pilot of the Chicago Cubs will take over the
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    Nankeville Wins
    72 8 LONDON. June 1 (AP)— Bill Nankeville. 26-year-old British miler reeled off a .spectacular 3 minutes 49 seconds in the 1.500--meter international invitation track and field games at White i City Stadium. A crowd of 25.000 s ;uv Nanke- I vilie run the field into the ground in the
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    Rovers' Lone Goal Knocks Out Tigers
    261 8 I NBEATEN Rovers Sports Ciub upset il.< Timers I—o i., iheir key match for SAFA firs! divfsion honours, at Jalan Besar yesterday. The >vi,, put Rovers in an unassailable position am! tl,,- championship i* virtually theirs. Avthar Singh scored the deciding goal in t!ie
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    POH LIM SCORES WINNING POINT
    493 8 defence, however, and P Willia s He s shed Poh Lim's 10 -5 Williams made 6—lo when P again made it 1! His "c -K-. >n is working and I make it 12— 6. 1 b e A drop to the net w liams failed
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    KON LEONG. PIRTZ REDEEM THEMSELVES
    24 8 KON LEONG. PIRTZ REDEEM THEMSELVES d in 15 2. 15 and I and made chell P ed evei M and the 1 I I
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    P. Soon Beats Mitchell Easily
    524 8 P. Soon Beats Mitchell Easily PENG SOl>\ took things very easily in beating Dirl* Mitchell I.">-Ji. !:>-.'> to give Malaya tin- fourll point. >3 ii«l>4*!] put up a game liulii l»»it was n verj lired man tvho made many mistakes. S t to si rye i hig rallies Mitf the
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    Full Results At A Glance
    122 8 SINGLES Wong Peng Soon beat Mendez 15 11. 10 15. ()oi Tcik Hock bca: Dick ll 15 v). 15- 11. Wong Psny Soon beat Dick M "cU 15- 8, 15 5 Ooi Teik Hock lost to Mar Vf( lez 15 11. 10 -15 (Retired*. Ong
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    U.S. Battle In Last Doubles
    398 8 ONG POH LIM and Marjan made it 7-2 for Mai lya whni they took the last match »•> tic evening beating Wynn Kog<r< and Bob Williams. 1 3 1 i 13-15, 15-12. Poh Lim and Marjan won the Bret set at 15-12 and th e>
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    MALAYA NOT AS GOOD AS BEFORE...
    335 8 MALAYA NOT AS GOOD AS BEFORE... Mil LIM (HI AN GEOK. M.i laya's non-playing captain ha; this to >.i\ after retaininc t i)< up: "I am sun- all Malay; will rejoice thai we are übl« to retain the Con. The Americans went dir» i n fighting." KIN I)A\ IDSO.V <unli
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    Mendez Wins Point For U.S.
    140 8 |J MARTIN MENDEZ 1 ji fightin ri the A 1 g the first set tch against Ooi Teik I I [-15, and trail:: 1 15-10, til Hock to ed with 1 Teik i the to score 1 Me. bv inc! 80l a Although O I
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      36 8 HJGH Til) is at the prinripal ctsi >rts in Ma !aya: lUDAY A M. P M Singapore 4.49 «i 09 Malacca 1.47 i.u* Fun Dicbson 12.88 l »7 Forl S'h nn 1! IT SVnin; !.i T.'.O
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      24 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED 8Y THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH Yol. I NO. 4 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1952. 4 PAGES FREI
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      DRIVE TO STAMP OUT ILLITERACY IS NOW IN FULL SWING
      859 1  - DRIVE TO STAMP OUT ILLITERACY IS NOW IN FULL SWING RONNIE DUCLOS By II l.t'MPl'K. Suud.iv M*t than one third ol thr t.U00.000 population in M«lj\a the HMteratC nia^i-^ will soon benefit by thr Arhrt to ♦radicate illit rnc] whuh is now carried <»ut in full swim; b\ the \tlult
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      Students Posted To English Schools
      601 1 Kirkby Newsletter Frcm Cur Own Correspondent KIRKBY, Liverpool— After three-week Easter raealion, Kirkby "ollege reopened for the Second Trrra on May 5. All student* have been posted to various schools in Liverpool, St. Helens. Wigan and Waflessey i'or teaching practice. During the first week only
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      EMPIRE YOUTH SUNDAY
      74 1 1 The (•iivcmor t»t Singapore Mr. J. F. NMeoll (centre) atttiid^d last wrrks >pe(ial service at the St. Andrew's (iUitMir.il durins Eatalre Vout h Sunday where he is seen In this pietim- with Rrv. (anon i right) R.K.S. Adims, and ArcMeacoa K V\o»mJs (left) watchinp the 7th.
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      Sumatra's Super-Kites Come To Singapore
      313 1  - Sumatra's Super-Kites Come To Singapore HUSSIEN BIN HASSAN I'.. si indard I < 11 Ens Seng Afternoon School) I WURING the April school LJ holidays. I went on a vacation to Sumatra (Indonesia i While staying there, I saw hundreds of kites heing flown. They were big and Hew ?erj
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      EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO THE NEW WORLD
      588 1  - EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO THE NEW WORLD 'DEMI-TASSE' By "'T'HOI everybody oow- adays seems to know t!'.«* knows tii l- a h r of anything." These words of Geoi -;<* Bernard Shaw can, to a certain extent, !>«' applied t<» th" student teachers m today who though conversant with
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        Was Henry V The English Hitler?
        880 2  - Was Henry V The English Hitler? TODAK By 1\ M\ FIRST article 1 promised to write about any suitable subject yon tare to sm;-('st to me in your letters. I have an interesting letter from I>. E. Tan of Selangor, and shall deal with this part: 'Yes, please do write
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      THANKS TO HIM WE MAY LIVE LONGER
      1107 2  - THANKS TO HIM WE MA Y LIVE LONGER DORON K. ANTRIM The story Of The Settles Pi.covere> Of »y«thetie Folt, Add And Aoreomye^ Watching his brother die of sprue, a young: man of J C India set before himself the goal of finding a remedy i for this tropical disease.
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      274 2  -  John Neal's CHECK-UP CLUB-BUILDINGS, DRESS-DESIGNING. ART-DEALING— ALL BY UNDER-2U ATY job is checking-up on the Under Ms. Not only the stars, but any young men and women with an edge on their lives, doins something a bit better or more lively than the rest of us. The
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      544 3 Food For Thought (V 11 iHWDtT^ I flt < :ary s indents both and tin Fi.,i,.,- 1 rt ration, have <>•■> n succt f °1 Into the tfniver u u i! ow the net Ir when •o enUl r Jl v Oi ,-v 1952 and -he local t
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      Peter Robinson's PHOTOCHAT
      272 3 Peter Robinson's PHOTOCHAT 1 Hi; FLASH photographer in the tropics is beset •>.v an army of bogeys all of which conspire to rob him of a possible photographic masterpiece. The effect of humidity on synchroniser, synchroniser cord and flashbulb contacts and the shortened life of H volt cells which have
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      Camera in The Street
      234 3 explain that, likening electrici'.v to water and connecting wires to water pipes, the condenser would represent a storage ;;ilik °> tremendous rapacity, hence the oft used tei :n 'capacitator.' tii a flashbulb is inserted into the holder of a flashgun in the BC system a tap
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      REDIFFUSION CALLING!
      141 3 REDIFFUSION CALLING MONDAY, JUNE 2, 8. p.m. The Lives of Harry Lime. A series of 30-minute thrillers featuring Orson Welles ;<nd the Zither music of Anton Karas. TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 8. p.m. The Perry Como Show, a new sories of programmes featuring Perry as master of ceremonies with Mitch Ayrea
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      Can You Filll Slip The Rest?
      193 3 r piIIS week's contest will JL gi\f 3 chance to any < school-boy or girl to com- pose six lines of original verse on the same lines as x the Jack and Jill nursery rhyme The only difference 2 is that it must be
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      ATOMIC FLASH
      388 3 a's in tin' open circun t: pe condenser charging lakes pare only when the flashbulb is inserted and yet the condenser is fully charged at all times save for those few seconds immediately alter insertion of the bulb. A splendid example of 'open circuit' equipment is the Kodak
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      Meet The Contax
      681 3 FOR COM AX brings us, < with real pleasure \o the xvr'aer, to my favourite miniature camera, that is, if your definition of miniature camera is limited 10 the 35 i tm negative size and smaller I must make it quite clear il'in the intending Contax purchaser
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      513 3  -  'FINS' By |\K Ihr most fas<tna( inj; sid«v to fish collectlag iv. iwrhaps. breeding thnu for Miur mtn aqua i mid. For on«* thint;. know lr«lue in the hrcedtni; of fish lcndv one into realising to MM »\teiit the mirai W »f <r rat ion
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        Princess Champar Thong and Her Magic Cat.
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        4—LOST IN THE FOREST
        247 4 4— LOST IN THE FOREST '-AF.'S the petals un las< I in ce t Princess hampar Thong emerged and, seeing the reptile a rpse her fto 1 b ito the cat wh > had hapleu ing terror and then reat relie rea I ipart 1 "Ah, can i !y. q
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        BARITONE THANKS HOTARY
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        Cowboys And Birds
        77 4 JIJJ. is u number tame. Beta* i s a j IM 1u1 ;M t> Around you are to draw woe i.»u are m wulerUne the otlur. Nut onlv m^| O u knou Uu- ansutr. hut v o u mu^t follow directions. There were soim- blaotohirds hak«Ml in
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        SOME MIXED PROVERBS
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      H.E. Visits Scouts Headquarters
      182 4 liv «*-mi*T<s lined the drive to the Scouts' Headquarters last week HI.S the Governor of Stappore Mr J. I. Nir«H. arrived U» JivV iw -iv certificates and to a tend the annual general merlKof the Scouts' Council. Wi.u hie liovemor (in tt is picture) is retiring
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