Singapore Standard, 9 June 1952

Microfilm: NL2288
Total Pages: 12
1 8 Singapore Standard
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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard -fa jk X. VOL. II NO. 342. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    BANDIT MINE BLOWS UP LORRYLOAD OF CHINESE
    313 1 Two Girls Killed, I I Workers Hurt Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, June 8: One of rhe worst bandif outrages against civilians since the Emergency occurred today on the Kuanton:>r road in Pahang where bandits exploded a land mine and blew up a lorry
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    Reds Abduct Slay Man, iwo Women
    41 1 Reds Abduct Slay Man, iwo Women ki LUMPUB, In Seg tmat —>■ id.i\ ariusts abdoclcd a iii t v\ o \v omen a < hiiirM" «»u ned 11 i murdered v 111 ile- hine.se ■I M!' d from :in i h >.!dl niissini;.
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    Wide Search Over Med. For Atcherley
    25 1 Wide Search Over Med. For Atcherley 1 .0 8. vete':om I day MediterUnited 1 Ai r ed in. Archer ley 205 c; tei 1 at
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    53 1 photo. The combined bands of the Ist Cameronians and the 2nd 10th Gurkha Rifles yesterday turned out to bid fare--well t<» Brig. L.H.O. Push, who left Singapore in the. troopship Dilwara after two years service in Johore, as commander of the 26th Gurkha Infantry Brigade. He is se* n intiiMu-tinr
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    83 1 pfn»ti» The Commander-in-chief dosi »nut«* for thp Far Kast Air Force, Air Marshal A. C. Sanderson, arrived m Singapore yesterday on a special Yaletta aircraft from Penang where he bad been stayini for the last few da Tie Air .Marshal, wht) was accompanied b\ his wife, was met at Chang]
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    Slippery Floor Stops Shuttle Championships
    591 1 Standard Badminton Reporter SIXTEEN TIES of the Singapore Badminton Association International Championships which were to have been played at the new Singapore Badminton Stadium in Guillemard Road last night were cancelled due to extreme slipperiness of the parquet floor of the Stadium. One of the
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    UK Defence Chief Visits Nehru
    87 1 KIKLD Mar^iiai Fat! Alexander. British Defence Minister, who arrived at New Delhi airpori esterday on his way to Korea. inH an hour's talk with Indian Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, with whom he was at ich m>] a; Harrow 42 years ago. Earl Alexander told
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    London Railmen Threaten Strike
    69 1 LONDON. June (Reuter):— The National Union of Railwaymen has decided to call a strike >l members working on freight in i parceis traffic at all Lon--1 in u naain line terminuses from next Tuesday, if a dispute over employment of non-union labour >! seti led meanwhile.
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    FOUR-ENGINED PLANE STOLEN
    38 1 FOUR-ENGINED PLANE STOLEN A four-engined plane, worth U*****,000 was reported stolen from the Oakland airport ye.sterd r. Police later said the plane had landed a Brownsville, Texas, and that the crew had been taken into custody. Rcu- er,
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    House Painted In 3 Minutes
    51 1 Working at top speed 4*3 paint- %ra gave a one-coat |oo to a two-storey house in Cleveland (Ohio i in three minuteg 25 ■econds. Tht building wai a YM A. do. mitOJ A local paini «toi> donated the paint and the paintexj worked without pay.
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    Danger 'Remote'
    49 1 Vire-Adm. Joseph J. t Clark, Commander t-^e {T^- 7t^ fleet, >aid in Taipea yesterday that the "7th Fleet, supported by the U.9. Fav East Air Force, can heir any Communist ittempl to In 1 ide Formoaa." IU »aid however, that danger >f lnv«ioa wui "ieinute. i AFP.
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    India Not Asking Jap Reparations
    49 1 Tht text of tfi» draft IndfanJapdiiesa bilateral peace treaty stt ernes the importance of iiiendship. tij.ie «tid navigation between the tv > raiintries. It also tttpulatM th:»t India will ?iot ask toi r -.*par itiort* sndtha' J ipuie.se -isseia la ladii will be returned,- AFP
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    Malaya Is Fighting Communism
    220 1 Malaya Is Fighting Communism KUALA LUMPUR. June 8. (UP). Gen. Sir Gerald Templer today predicted that the struggle against Red terrorism in Malaya j would continue as Long j as International Com-h 1 munism remains a global threat to peace. The present campaign to halt destruction and murder by t
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    Reds Leave Enclave
    91 1 BERLIN, June 8 (Reuter)— Soviet troops and East German police have moved out of Eiskeller, British sector enclave j in the Soviet zone, but they I Still maintain guard over Steinstuecken, largest of sex-e--ra! disputed western enclaves. The occupation followed East German security measure? on June I
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    FAP WAR CRIMINAL?
    27 1 I The Japanese government is to recommend that 241 war criminals in Tokyo's Sugamo prison be p:- -"'"d, says a Japanese report. A. P.
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    MORE ASIANS NOW AIDING GOVT.
    586 1 Anti-bandit Action Working Out Well, !!">ays hir G. lempler By PETER B. GRUENING, United Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, June 8: The High Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer, saying today that thus far the anti-Red action in Ma laya is working out satisfactorily, disclosed that Government
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    '99 PC Of Chinese In Malaya Anti-Red'
    89 1 TATPEH, June 8, (AP).— ViMOiig < m; go®* v.lll mUsiong from Malaya, Philippine, Imlo-Clnna an.l Hongkong loday pledgf-d wpport of Presideiil ChUng kai-»hek in hi^'pian.* to recover the < hina mainlantl. Mr. Ong Chin Seong, 67--year-oM tin magnate heading ♦he 13-person group from
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    Welfare Lottery
    37 1 SECOND prize of the lixth Social »nd Welfare Service Lottery drawn on Sal u it $50 000 each ■'>' numbei i *****0 md 418!»:^7. Numbei 781 116 ind PJ4 r »(> > J w;»fi lotuth ifiu^t \>i |5,O<W
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    Thais Aid In Watching For Arms Smugglers
    79 1 o\ the probte— i of rheekiat 1 1% trickle of arm* md ne_ across th«* Malays lli.ui.iud b9r_ er. Sit fieraM t«»ld the linlrd Press: ll is U_#MBiMf coniplet«*l> li close such u lonu Frosi tier such diflu uli tcrraii There Is ir*flfi<
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    HC READY TO REPEAT TG. MALIM ACTION
    81 1 IJ- lm>.li measures such ;in tin* reccnfl punislimrnl of the entire townsliip wi Tinjitnt Maltn are aeeei sarv to stop aid to the Communists, Sir GieraM Tempter ts»Ui t!u* I nited Press, h«' i\ prep&re4 t<» do ''•i.it the a* i ion aj
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    UN Advocating Birth Control Says The Vatican
    134 1 VATICAN CITY J i A'' l I L'Qsservatore Romano has ac cd the QniteH Nation.- ol ad vocating birth control in de pressed areaa It called th 'cynical policy." A iron' p tge article in the Vatican newspaper »aid I lies and "a!!
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    US Jet Bombrrs
    23 1 EUROPE'S flrsi iel b wing of the built B-4 nado bombei s have I Sculthorpe, US lii in England. U.P.
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    Treasure Ship Said Located
    24 1 JO run? ft <AFP> •SnOI u 1 1 1-; oil i'..!', I l La ship though now h* i i
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    CUSTOMS TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLE
    453 2  -  PATRICK CHEE Cafe Glitter Cloaks Racket By Standard Staff Reporter PLANS ARE afoot to clamp down on what is officially described as "yet another popular pastime at tax evasion" by cafes in Singapore amusement parks which provide music, singing and plays. The Entertainment Duty Department
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    Two Councillors Take Up Trade Fair Issue Again
    432 2 Standard Staff Reporter Tilt controversy over the conversion of the Eastern Trade Fair in Ge> lane Serai into a permanent amusement nark will be revived this week. titiosi in support of this conversion add- edtoth (Sty Cotuteillors, is now being investii uv
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    Towkay Stabbed, Man Held
    57 2 Towkay Stabbed, Man Held a PROPRIETOR ol I S I an Kaj i. S m no c j i .terdaj :>>■- a front a ha shop. ished to rue ienri Hospital rated on alter a< lion a 5 a I Seah *p. was m- collision with The Indian and Sea!:
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    Mac Neice To Open Plioio Club Show
    62 2 Mac Neice To Open Plioio Club Show THE FIRS Ea S tore Camera! T V n«l •t. at the Bi i1 .0 p.m. Entries from men on Tues 10. •< exhi will ro a i open] i SB I imera club membeia W photo I'• oducts, A. twi I p
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    FAIR PRICE
    28 2 ACCORDING to the 59tt) Pair Prices" list is?ued by Deputy Controller of Supplies, Singapore, "Purisma" condensed niilk Is priced at 55 cents a N oz. tin.
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    3 2 MR. CHARLES MOSES
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    Third Anniversary
    2 2 Third Anniversary
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    VARSITY AS GOOD AS ANY IN U.K.
    336 2 Prof. Lewis Standard Sport* Rr|>orl»-r THE UNTVERSITY af Malaya maintains as high an suad&nfc standard as that of any in Great Britain, Professor William Arthur Lewis, external examiner (economics) from the University of Manchester, said yesterday. Ht *'uy praised the system j jof
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    Mahkota's Mynahs For London Zoo
    150 2 Standard Shipping Reporter A VALUABLE collection of hi ids and mammals from the iuri^.ts of New Guinea eft \t<Urday in the cargo linear BenmaYdhui for the lAjndon Zoo. Shipper and collector, Mr. W. Frost, who has been in this j business for the last 50]
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    MALTHUS & MEDICINE IN ASIA'
    106 2 MALTHUS MEDICINE IN ASIA' THE SECOND of a series of lectures at the University of Malaya will be given by Pro-' lessor T.H. Davey, 0.8.E., Professor <>' Tropical Hygiene in the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. The lecture will t d the Main Hail of the Fa .:y at Mtecßcine,
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    Man Who Escaped Returns
    144 2 Man Who Escaped Returns A MAN who has grim memories of Singapore and Malaya arrived here yesterday by Qantas BO AC from Sydney, this time for more pleasurable occupations than escaping from a A'ar time enemy. He is Mr. Charles Moses, General Manager, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, who with Mrs.
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    Girls Stimulate Offices, Says Yap
    102 2 AX INCREASING demand for girl clerks in Singapore was -(>,■;; ;)V members ol the Brains Trus* or) Careers for Girls, who discussed the subject on Saturday. The Brains Trus: was organised as pari ol the programme of the Conference an Girls' Education held on Friday
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    64 2 MORE THAN 360 people, including the Governor of Simrapore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. attended the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Charity Ball held at the Island Club on Saturday night. Floor snows were provided by pupils of Maudrene Yap's Dancing School, including an exhibition of Joget Modern. Pictnre straws Serene Lim,
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    Prof. Chao's Demonstration
    102 2 AT THE CLOSE of his ninec;.- exhibition of Chinese paintings Prof. Chao Sh: :> ave a demonstration of ins w >ifc to a crowd of more than 300 ;.r: eolip ;;si> at the S ngapone Chnc^e Cnanioer of Commrree yestei day. Ik i.; npicted an B 1
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    249 Were Cruel To Animals
    224 2 Standard Staff Reporter THERE were MS court convictions Jast year under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Ordinance and t>ie Animal and Bird Shop ByLaws in Singapore, states the City Veterinary Surgeon, Dr. D. H. Wulhcringtoii, in his report for 1051. Much advice was given
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  • Article
    2 More Women See's For Colony
    81 2 2 More Women See's For Colony MRS. LENA Mow an j m.s. y. jr. koi firs ;J W"W ta qialil rwrponfa Mere! Singapore pu,; presented certificatcv the third annivei ■««i the H W( u t-im-v School, he lh€ Uihk Choon "i taurant M Sltttti I medals v.to Wong Hi ed
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    Firsl Aid Class
    13 2 A FIRST A heM at the St. S on v
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    Postmen Share $3,500
    38 2 tfte post d Telcony^ ik< I Uniformed Staffs Unit n s ;i tl pore ''t- ■> v*-s>! <:«-.'■■ to dis- count ol I i tribiue the sun of S3 SSB 26, the ba ;«.!)>> <* ckmatiom bo the- $4,550.15.
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      96 2 Public Lecture Lmversliy of Malaya "M-thus and Mcdidnc in Asio." SPEAKER PROFESSOR T H. DAVEY, 0 E E. Professor of Tropical Hygiene, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, University of Liverpool. CHAIRMAN PROFISSOR JOHN H. STRAHAN on Thursday, 1 2rh June ot 8 p.m m the Mom Hotl Faculty of Medicine,
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    BABY BORN IN A BUS
    90 3 BABY BORN IN A BUS ALOR STAR, Sun.— A young j Tamil woman gave birth to a baby boy in a Kibang I'asu Transport Company bus yesj terday morning. The woman accompanied by her husband were on their way to (lie hospital at Alor Star from a rubber estate i'
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    CLERKS VOTEFOR FREE EDUCATION
    261 3 Standard Man Correspondent PENANG, San.— The Penang Government Administrative and Clerical Services* Union at tiieif third annual general meeting today passed a resolution that the Malayan Trade Inion Council should request the Federal Government to set up a committee whose specific terms of reference should be
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    Today's Power Cuts
    240 3 Today's Power Cuts SUBSTATIONS liable t<» load shedding today ans:\*ia Robber Work-. Sims \srnin- Saw Mill. Shell I oinit.ni> Lee RubttiT Works. Sean St. Waterloo St., *«< Andrew's Road. Hlkli St.. Stamford Rd.. \II)4' r t M.. S Im» r t St.. New Singapore Ice Works, Firestone, Mackenzie im.. Hukit
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    KL Wedding
    47 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Over 85D people, were present at the marriage yesterday of Elsie Rajamoney, eldest daughter of Mr. P. Samuel, assistant Registrar, Supreme Cou r t, Kuala Lumpur, and Mrs. Samuel, to Mr. S. Paul Raj, of the federation Police in Kuala Kangsar, Perak.
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    Shopmen Told Shift Or Close Down
    370 3 Standard Staff Correspondent lI'OII. Sun. Five sundry shopkeepers in Langkap midway town on tlit- Kampar-Telok \nson Koa<l have been given a "warning* 5 that unless they up shop either collectively or individually in i wo nearby resettleiueni villages l>> June 14 their shops in
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    Red Editors Tru 'Big Lie' Theory
    140 3 Red Editors Tru 'Big Lie Theory KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. How bad!;.- ofl the Malayan Communist Press must be for really intelligent news cdiiors is evidenced in the Communist newspaper 'Warta Kebangunun Ra'ayat' i i in Romanised Malay. The editorial states "America threatens to use the atom bomb in Korea, but
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    Treat Us Fair, Say Seniors
    138 3 PENANG, Sun Government's failure to recognise the immense importance of their service and the imperative need to accord it equity and fair treatment was stressed by the president of the Penang Government Administrative and Clerical Services' Union. Tuan Ilaji Ali Rouse at the third atii.ua!
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    Mr. Stripes Kept Them Up
    174 3 Mr. Stripes Kept Them Up TAIPING. Sun A huge tiger last VVedn^. day kept a gang of P.W.I), workmen clinj^nu to the roof of The Box" sanatorium, atop Maxwell Hill for BOM than half an hour. The men were working near the building fixing a kitchen stove, when they heard
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    Sir Gerald Gets Reply
    61 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The following is a telegram received by the High Commissioner Federation of Malaya from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: "Your telegram has been laid before the Queen who ha asked me to express her sincere appreciation of the loyal and good
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    One In 10 Is A Home Guard
    375 3 IN THE old days, they built the town first and put the police station in. Today, they put in the police station first and build the town around it. The new Ulu Tirana, 13 miles from Johore Bahru, is such a village. The
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    DEARER COFFEE?
    62 3 SEREMBAty, S in. Negri Sembilan coffeeshop keepers have a^cn petitioned the Con* [roller of Supplies asking that the price oi tea and coffee in hops be raised owing to the increased COfi of < olfee beans and heavier rung ing expenses. Tfiey ask fur a rate of 20
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    Singapore Standarb Independent Morning Newspaper
    839 4 Singapore Standarb Independent Morning Newspaper <\N THE architect of Singapore's Fiv f- Ye J" 11 Supplementary Education Plan. Mr. AW. F-i-bv The Queen has conferred the Commander- n of the Most Excellent Order ot the British Empire It is a iichlv deserved award and we join E tie thousands who
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    KOREA
    139 4 WASHINGTON r |"HE Korean war has made a <leop impact on American military thinking, and has provided invaluable lessons that are most relevant to the problems confronting the U.S. forces in Europe. The Pentagon (U.S. defence headquarters) still adheres to Genera! Omar Bradley's statement thai there have been no
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    These Will| Help You, Miss Yong
    168 4 These Will| Help You, Miss Yong Sir;— On reading a copy of the June 4th Singapore Standard I find a somewhat biassed report of conditions in England and the behaviour of British people towards Malayans. 1 agree that a certain number, in fact the majority know Little of Malaya and
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    LESSONS FOR THE AMERICAN FORCES
    376 4 too much reliance on strategic air power and on the atom bomb. n\ul that insufficient attention was paid to the role of tactical air units in support ol ground operations. and delay mass attacks until mobile reserves can be brought into play, has been re-affirmed
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    The Defensive
    121 4 Before Korea, the emphasis in the Army's staff colleges and 1 raining schools was, overwhelmingly on offence and on 'he development of flre power to carry the attack forward. Little time was devoted \o defensive tactics and the doctrine taught was one of shallow linear defence, the weakness
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      The 'Dark' Horse Was Not So Very 'Dark'
      565 4 The 'Dark' Horse Was Not So Very 'Dark' Sir; I have read with interest the statement of Mr. C. O. Lim. 'chairman of the Radical Party, commenting on the correspondence in the press regarding th* 1 IMP inaugural meeting in Penang. In the normal course of events, his appeal to
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      The Day He Joined He Curses
      390 4 The Day He Joined He Curses Sir;— When I left school I was young and ignorant about the world. On the advice of elders I joined Government service for reasons of security and the pension on retirement. In tho%e days there were no provident fund or pensions provided for the
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      SINK YOUR DIFFERENCES & LET HISTORY JUDGE
      524 4 SINK YOUR DIFFERENCES LET HISTORY JUDGE Sir; There has been much much-raking over the recent election of Dr. Lee Tiang Keng as chairman of the George Town Branch of the Independence of Malaya Party. From the controversy that has been raging for the past several weeks in the columns of
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      This Quotation Is No Answer
      346 4 Sir- I see that Mr. C. H. Yin, the man behind the ■"People's Bank" in Ipoh has no reply to the questions I put to him on whether the banfe when formed can fulfil the functions which the Cbettiars are doing todav. I asked Mr.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    11 4 "What's the bettin' it's from Cousin Syd, the rigawrifer?*
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    Substantial Changes In Strategic And acucaL Policy
    192 4  - Substantial Changes In Strategic And acucaL Policy CHESTER WILMOT By The <)l>\rtrr/s Military (.< pondr>§ author wf "I he Sirmggle fo t methods of operating on tin j-.); (i^ CDtlld n< i* DC i ;i|j ed in Europe -'i 'i g Bfi the So'- i» Air Force poKseKsed the strength
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      90 1 ffiikY'so i~ -V M /."-^v7> 4WTI ~^f r/ 9 rue GAM* pW-^ i»/ /V/z& I- ~^<m mf £A Afi 4 l^r^ m/M suosefreo M'^'i*. ?r\ "iw» sue has put us I I ~F~ SCP/We IT TONIGHT f j i,^ v I \t r JM TV 'iOOi/ I/Pi'** V\^/ it:*r«'. 1
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  • YOUTH
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      26 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH J v J. I NO. 5 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      THE CONQUEROR WHO STAYED FOR DINNER
      1076 1 > !HI I«-j>.t sjL;nitit int tl»e changes to be I n I i »k >i) these d.j > s Um hundreds ot i \meriran \rinv :s UM Citj. These i «>i tan car^ are paiated a st'lf <*ffjt ia^ tn- betu*r to aaettc traffic
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      SCHOOL PREFECT
      73 1 M\l IMS VIAR OLD north I t£.mx> is the p si |a autioi' \n>( in the Peal t ii--. he passed Senior ambridre w itli j idi* 1 ui !Htl Kenneth i >v» hSBMU ba\ ing ■ted tsM school in Inter Swimming .ml in the secret. ir\ ie
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      49 1 l)iiottt J. <On Top) Donald Longpoetih winning Hv 228 yards event at tin- St. Andrew's School Sport? held at Wuodsville l*«*>t work. Up also won the 100 yards and the 1 -<♦ vard* hurdl»-s eveais. ABOVE) B. Ptrera bettering th»* schooTn U-year-old I'igh jump record by clearing yu\ Francis Lee
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      'VARSITY SCRAPBOOK
      289 1 npHE A;ts and Science I Faculty examinations are in tuii swing at the University while the Medical and Dental undergraduate! are putting in their Una] effori before their lit apite of examinations, the Visit Oi the external t-xa.i.ii!--p: s has itivfii yet anothei oc- casion for the exchange
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      BRITAIN'S SCHOOLBOY ENVOYS
      255 1 TWO "typiral schoolboys »f Brit;»Hi Pet<»i Benson. 11. and Rwyston Re:*vley, 13 are to bi- taken on a visit to America so that American- swhoolboys <un get to know what British boyhood is reutty like. The boys, who are pupils at the Shipcote School, Gaieshead (Co. Durham),
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      In Passing
      271 1 r i i ITRICIA STILL, a« rievcnI -i i (choofgirl of Kurte > Wesi Beocal, sent her p ,i tting to the London R". il Draw ig Society. T.>d;iy. this vivid painting of Indian edd I "The B itn Goes Fortb I Meet His Bride hangs in London
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      SINAPORE SCHOOL SPORTS
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      REDIFFUSION CALLING!
      166 1 REDIFFUSION CALLING! I l IGHLIGHT of Ons i II listening on Redifpi iSi fjcapore) is a ne\ i ire called "Heads Tails Fteo listewers arc inritecf to ro ro the studio O a lorcr of classics, the other Iko goes in /or "pop*. i oi ceremonies tosses t cpinl h
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      25 1 T«« of the competinr o«i I Sit farH 1 School who met »t tfe x-h-ol groinHs dm inf Ihcir annu.il :>poi!» last »wk.iff*«ii« Lf pu-turrj.
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      Willis Hall Talking Books
      577 1 HEM 1 was ten yean <»hl or tbereabovte, I ni member being dism^sed to bed with one •>! those d:> agreeable illnesM-s whir ti usually occur when one bi abo.it ten yrars old, MCadai <»r something. If von :\nwondering what all tins hj^ UOt to do
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      Your brains are showing!
      459 2  -  THIS WEEK my subject is suggested by a Std. 7 student. Tan Ban Keng of Singapore. He writes to me: 'If von (an. |*»se discuss th i S :_< On the whole, men are more intelligent than "women." Since this is •Youth," I wish to replace
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      42 2 COSMIC LEECH u■■ i done, fl d mdfl skulls grinn rottmg Uw the paini ulturej c too, I id (fie. e n/7d pone dead; <re the moneyAend- i re. monsoon sings to esi up rhe bill, < h the burnk \\i. r\«. hum;.
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      POEMS
      149 2  -  LOH KUM FUN WRITING poems seems to be a popular pastime with schoolboys. We publish here a short poem bv 15-year-old Loh Kum 'Fun. (left) a Seventh Standard pupil of Victoria School. A bright student, he is usually among the top ten in his class. His favourite subjects are
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      The Long Jump
      398 2  -  SPRINTER Be A Better Athlete by Ij OH (iul Jesse Owmm m.in.tu* io jump feel iaehea in the I. out Jump? t things bethis amazii g and vjit-^d. and ik abilift and niovt 1 in Hit* air. ou prob< j as run I i ll >onds which
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      Between the dines
      464 2 of great intelligence and people of ordinary intellii gence. Nor, as far as I know, has science shown any consistent difference between the brains of boys and girls. —By 'brains' 1 mean of 1 course the anatomical 1 brains inside their skulls, not the loose idea "brains*
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      News From Schools
      102 2 OF the relay races that I have -seen this year, probably the best performance was by ;he team from Raffles Institution that took part in the Police Sports a few weeks ago. For the 4 X 220 yards relay. they recorded the gooci time of 1.36 4
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      The UNDER-21 Club
      496 2 Girls Get Muscles Of Interest To Bous Of Interest To Giris t 4^ fkti K/-nvl }fr FORTY-EIGHT girls are going <>n a twenty-six-day toughening-up course in Buckinghamshire later this summer. Last year the Outward Bound Trust held their first course for girls. Developing leadership and self-reliance is
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      PUNNY PICTURE
      20 2 It's a rwer; Farouk is king\ of the country it runsl through. •31 !N 9 MX :H3MSNV Denial
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      YOUTH'S FIRST DUTY
      617 2  -  TAN PENG SIEW By MANY BOYS are born with a silver spoon but thousands of boys are born poor. The rich boys dress nicely and there is always a car to take them to and from school but the poor boys have to walk or cycle to
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      YOUNG MALAYANS IN THE U.K.
      93 2 Picture above shows Malayan scouters with scouters from main (..nun. tries at Gilwell Park. Marked with crosses are J. S. Henry of Selaagor 6 and Harith. Liki of Pahang\ Mohan Singh and Khoo Yeoh Gan Hong of p, Augustin of Kedah and Zain bin Daud
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      Schoolgirls are curlers-shy
      211 2 (Youth Correspondent* SCHOOL GIRLS in Simupure do not go to school in mrlers though there is no ruling officially against it. ThK «,iv the answer re reived from principals and teachers of the girls' schools when told that after May 20. school fcirls in England would be
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      YOUTH SPEAKS
      635 3 Vacation Chores W E*«mli»iioiM c« i can ha iday k» far behind? 1 vn* Pot the s:x hundred University rad ..res. Who nc now in the throes ol can inabegin their on* vacation next week. With three and a ball months on their hand they •••-e the lecture
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      Peter Robinson's PHOTO CHAT
      780 3 Peter Robinson's PHOTO CHAT 'THE (HOICK Of a flashKun causes much fluttering of amateur hearts and a curious burning' sensation in the region of the hip pocket. Sometimes these symptoms prove fatal both to heart and pocket so here is Dr. Kohinson with a little prescription which may not cure
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      Meet The Exakta Camera
      593 3 I? FOR EXAKTA means skipping a letter in the alphabet, there being little <>f amateur interest m that de« parlment. It also introduces a versatile tittle masterpiece by the firm of lhagee in Dresden. The Exakta is a Zsmm single lens reflex camera which has taken
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      MONDAY CROSSWORD
      158 3 ICROSfI l lighter comb at lon i with metal rS, 3. s|. 10 Are the > Society '<> 11 Halt before thii town i. ;r Fm at will outlii t 13 Earth, for In* tancc 15 May be bright part ©1 f4). 16 Ba« nothing In int Oi
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      CAMERA IN THE STREET
      22 3 !**CHOWTIME, ANY WHERE** by Pierr e Affix. Exakia Varex. 1 100th. f.4 on IMus-X developed in Microdol. I
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      CHANGING THE CURRICULUM
      672 3  -  'DEMI-TASSE' By IS our school curriculum over-crowded? if so, what would you suggest to make the curriculum more agreeable both to the Malayan Student teacher and the pupils." The answer to the first part ot the question is übvious. Thai the curriculum we are following in our
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      PEN-PALS CORNER
      125 3 CM. GEODEN of the School of Mathematics. N.S.W. Iniversity of Techniolo^y, Broadway, New South Wales, Australia, is a keen collector .iiul would like to get in touch unii stamp < ollrttorg in Malaya. (11. I IM. of 17. Tuppage Ko.id. Singapore I>. is interestid in pen pals between
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      30 3 Sporti toy nt |hc St Hargaret'i Bcluml. at BopWa RoaA Singapore wat fl J al physical irainiuf and noveltJ tvenU and tW« P lctn if mumg (1 r.iiuia Lt-e FiCtWC)*
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      FISH FALL VICTIMS TO THESE DISEASES
      662 3  -  FINS It, li IT mti>t hurt a Tsh rolircioi most is s»c mn Ins < oi't t ion fl;> inu off without being able to do .i i Ihins tti help w hen ait.ukt:| h\ nnc oi other of the diseases ronimon to fish
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      JUNIOR LEAGUE PAGE
      1237 4  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER GFTHGHH 0f v i; so happened i the Princes and i cat, in their nne i forest wander* i;u- hud icached Inc i nunti j nc u tfce Baskaa awnntains rated by an raonneas (iant, called Nor 'hayak. He u.j-> Del fi ell. h«'in II
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      SAINT SHOWS THE WAY
      108 4 AT the front of the St. Joseph's Institution, Singapore, is a monument seen in 05 countries and found in all Christian Brothers Schools which cater jor pupils from primary to university education all over ihc worl I. 1; represents the Suhx De La SalU' (centre) showing
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      How Many?
      348 4 I \\v irsery rhymes con- tain numbers. Give the be a for the does below. Try to co! at Least 15 correct answers, more it yt u can. 1 Old King Cole called how fkld!cr.s'.' How many blackbirds were b iked in a pie? Peas porridge in the
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      THEY BEGIN THEIR HULA YOUNG
      359 4  -  'PANDORA' By r|^|iF.Y start them young: in J Hawaii's schools of the hula dance, just a s In the old imperial ballet. Four and five-year-old filldon miniature grass skirts to practise the traditional steps, gestures and motions of the ceremonial dance. And it's not unknown
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        69 8 V"* '-"^■^yOyWi IPOH i SOCCER: (I.DF. League)— Div. I Europeans r. Tamilians j i on Ipoh padang. Div. UA i I PCXC o. Lancers on PCRC padang. KLUANG I.r.ACI.'F. SOCCFR: 24 th Coy. RASC V. KCrA Torn pa da ii a 5. 15 p.m.; 2 < h Gurktia Rifles v.
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      107 2 Ili'/irniliiliililij you can rely on c Sheoffer's It will give you /ears end veers of smooth writing, dependcble wrviCi and become one of your most per- t sonol possessions. I ing beauty and performance v. ill make it most highly prized. (at left) The "ADMIRAL' I^ met i favourite pencil
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      42 3 v \J I C VISIT THE PARLIAMENT AND THE PEOPLES VOTE EXHIBITION (OPEN TILL JUNE 12TH) AT THE VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL SEE THE POWER OF THE VOTE IN THE U.K., U.S.A. and INDIA SINGAPORE'S ELECTORAL REGISTER REGISTRATION CLOSES ON JUNE 15TH 1
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      85 3 ANNOUNCES THE NEW INTERNATIONAL REVIEW FOR PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTORAMA siu B* itifu printed ttu#i p«- r i ■<: PhotOO< pi >■ written by outstonding pKotog-. phen -< a «-s product 1 i i Book a jubic nption on thi» fine r< w by t< ndinQ ui complitid lhp. Trading Co. Holland
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      157 4 WET TOPIC I j 1 READER writes to I 1 inquire: 'l Do drips drop, or do i 'j drops drip? Alternative- i 1 1 v. does one come In I i dropping drips or dripping i drops? j You come in drweilinQ, i apparently CROSSWORD SOLUTION (See page 111)
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      79 4 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY imiiimi m. 9. riwM win Sao) A L ONE j— "V" IW 'V V SUDtV A.OACD i PEir= OPjgm t^W r X TeR S4OELL ON FOC APp Z£ l& ?J ACCOUNT OC I />T EM??M Me«e>WSr MA ves, I^ J
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    Aust. May Force Showdown With RI Over Irian
    185 5 St .unlaid London Conespondrnt LONDON, 'une 8. -Australia's Prime Minister Men/ies may mn precipitate a showdown with Indonesia «>ver the Irian (West New Guinea) question, I official circles here fear MeOZfea who Li to! Hoiiand Tuesday foi rtmsultaI tions, is apparently planning
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    Envoy:Buzzed Plane In US Air Corridor
    64 5 Envoy:Buzzed Plane In US Air Corridor WASHIN4 rON .i ant 8 lt€l Hh f i S .i> 1 r to stria "i; Wa,>i D hum \y iai<] yes- oi ;ne I A cricm sir S >'.!ft MM ti Russian |eU W« Ines day v j arrived tesi i Goto activitiefl
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    Peiping Accuses French In I-C
    25 5 Pei ping Accuses French In I-C G. Ju p u to t Fn craft bombed M*d g I iio c*ain 2M I g a < e&c
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    STROMBOLI ERUPTS
    33 5 THE and i Acanc of Strorn- ut\ t-te northwest tip o! S';riiy. has gain burst into vio'ent eruption b rt 90 Fai no dara»ge or cast! It id been report°<l. Reuter
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    'No Antarctic Ocean'— Nail Geographic Society
    150 5 WASHINGTON, June 8. UP) The earths listed r \en sras Iterant*- six seas >esterda> when the National Geographic Soefetj decided their is no Antarctic Ocean. Although it in lr.idition.iil> listed uitli the North and South Pacific, Ihe North and South Atlantic the* Indian and
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    French Agents Crack Down On Red Cells
    201 5 r \iu>, .nine 6 i ur;. .unitary counter-espionage agents raided Communist cells in tour biff ports and naval bases yesterday and seized documents which officials said dealt with national defence. A naval tribunal at the great Toulon n a v a 1 base
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    Ike Willing To See Stalin, out Uncertain Approach Is night
    254 5 Ike Willing To See Stalin, out U ncertain Approach Is night NEW YORK, Eiisenhower said yest< ing uith .Marshal Sta added he believed \\u June 8, (Reuter) erday he would be wiili lin in the interest of pt 3 differences between tl not negotiable at this" i time. Asked if
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    Japs Want UK Trade Pact Revised
    75 5 Japs Want UK Trade Pact Revised TOKYO, June 8. (AP).— A lii^h Japanese official told the Diet Saturday that the government would let t;>e BritishJapanese trade Bgreenient expire unless it was revised. Mr. Nobutane Kinouchi. chairman ut the government Foreign j Exchange Control Board, >;r,n the government might suggest' that
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    Busy Sunday For Firemen
    111 5 THE bitf lailusi*: fire at 16i tniies Juror.g R tad broke odi afresh for the third time yes day afternoon since it started on Thursday. Fanned by strong breeze, the names spread over several more acrei ol wasteland. The Fire Station brought the blaze under control
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    "Free World Ready To Talk With Red Bloc',
    209 5 lIWOYF.R (New Hampshire), June 8, (Renter). Sir Oliver Franks. British Ambassador i<» ih<* United States, said here today that Britain believed the time would come when Cumin form countries would "feel constrained to seek for areas of agreement because ihey ha\e ceased
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    NEPAL PAY RAISED
    45 5 Nepalese Prim? Minister, M P. Noirala has announced pay increases to Government employees raneir.y from 15 to 131 per cent, to take effect from I.'i.* 4 Januarv 1. This follows a :k< strike by lower grade Govern meat employees since June 1
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    33 5 photo Tivo British military policeman natrol inside a barbed-wire cordon which was thrown round the Russian-operated radio station in the British sector of BerM" H+rmam police arc on etiard in the background.- A.P.
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    Casey Orders Drifting Artist To Come Home
    121 5 Casey Orders Drifting Artist To Come Home SYDNi Y. JUM 8, (UP). Ausl -i St lan Fan I.' who drifted 450 miles 10 Indonesia on a six-toot ricr el vill be ordered to return External Affairs Minister Ki bard C;^ey said last night Casey wid he would scud a a]
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    MP Seeks Red Trade
    42 5 BERLIN, Jure n. (AP-) Five Britons are negotiating trade agreement* totalling j168,000,u00 w ith Kiist Cf many and four Other C<>rnm;T!iist powers. The private British group is headed by a 1.. i boa Member ol Pitiiiiinuiit, &S. Silverman.
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    Unruly PoW s Gel UN Hint
    96 5 KOJE ISLAND. June 8 (AFP) U.N. tanks and infantry today tarric i ou: lack exercises i ll taU view ot the unruly Red prisoners in > here as a taste of vvha' they may expect shortly when j troops move the prisoners into smaller
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    Belgian Arms Order For UK
    83 5 PARIS, June 8. (Heater). Hi i. i st< rday agreed to U5550,000,000 worth armament orders in BrHaki d France am part of a plan to niilise some nf her "frozen credit! in ihe European Pay l< Union. B: ilain will receive USJ (0,--000.000 worth of
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    Reds Ask Full Parley Today
    73 5 Reds Ask Full Parley Today TOKYO. June 8 CReuter-AAP' < aununists toda > < option of I ean truce mlks tomorrow Wednesday but I: ited KatkNU f^id they did not, 1 Intend to -epiy to the req le Major-Gen. William K !i >on c i A;hpd delej te. told the'
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    VESI SAVED HIM
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    Russia Has Every US Atom Secret, Claims Vishinsky
    421 5 BOSTON Massachusetts, 'une jlp) n,e bristian Science Monitor today quoted Foreign Minister Andrei Vishin«ky as warninf that Russia possesses everj fnited States atomic secret ex<cpt ihe number and type uf horubs in the American stockpile. The Monitor, in a copyrighted dbpatch from
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    RAF Gives 'Flying Triangle' Top Priority
    172 5 RAF Gives 'Flying Triangle' Top Priority CAMBRIDGE, June K. (Renter). Britain f!\in»r triangle -the Gltwter (.A d.i\ and niglit Bfllter hM been chosen M thr Hci\ al Air FORC'I primal fttoM tlr fence weapon. This as u \f j ...< d her! ex pLord De'l l who aid would bt
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    67 5 photo. A< tlit Dtikf of Edinburgh comes forward to receive a Clip at Cowdray Park polo grotrad, Suvsfx. on June I, a yomg fan steps out to l;«kf a cIoM'-np picture vA thf Prince. Tlic I)uk<* was abou* to rf««-ive the (hero Cup which tl»<* Piprrs Hill Ctab von after
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    'France Can Master I-C Civil War'
    97 5 PARIS, I«m >> I r hon.iid K Heath t tui.«i StalCf Minist<i la ln«1«. tuna, said yest«'i(i.i\ tli.il \< iihout ootrichi i I'm* v (.innvniist att;u k ia 1 1 i hina (h«'re i» "no hu*-p tn»n si Fl Hff iskin| I<t M)rd troops
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      47 5 rood well -cooked is food cooked In ELEPHANT COOKING OIL HO HONG OIL MILLS (1931) LTD. 65 CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. 1 TEL. 5911 Kvv^^JiILLSIDEINN v 4,' coot t» S AIRY PLEASANT 5 SURROUNDING m ALL ROOMS vi ATTACHED vi g O .-I FOP KKSKItVATIO.NS APPLY°TO THE MANAGEMENT
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    Markets In Hopeful Mood—Better Bids
    593 6 Markets In Hopeful Mood Better Bids By A Special Correspondent ONI Y small trading was possible during three-and-a-half days' business interspersed by holidays, l>.n with the improvement in the rubber commodity price to sTcenls on Friday, markets were in more hopeful mood than lor some time and better bids were
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    US Trade Benefits To Hungan End
    59 6 PR ESID E T Truman has banned all U.S. trade concessions on goods from Hungary, effective July 5 This is in line with a U.S. Con-gress-ordered denial of tariff and other trade concessions to all coxmnunisi nnd communist-do-minated areas. Similar action had been ordered
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    The Week's Business
    156 6 The Week's Business Industrials: Malayan Breweries $4.75 c.d.. Malayan Cement 75 to 70 cents, Malayan Collieries $1 40 Robinson Ord $3.30. Straits Times $3 60 c.d.. Straits Trading $19.00, Straits Steamship $1900 to $19.25 Uniteers isllls. Wearne $2 024 to $210 Tins: Batu Selangor $1.32*. Klan* River $2.00 to $2
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    US Will Produce More Newsprint
    46 6 THE US Government is sponsoring a programme to increase the US newsprint production to 494.000 tons a year. This new production is aimed at easing the newsprint shortage and lessening the pressure upon newsprint prices to seek even higher levels. U.P.
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    659 7 Hazare Comes To The Rescue A Second Time LEEDS, June 8, (Reuter) Test history was made at Headingley here yesterday. India facing first innings arrears of 41 runs on the third day of the opening match against England, lost the first four second innings
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    34 7 Two newspapermen from Australia who will cover the Olympic games (left) Frank Tierney, liaison press officer for the Australian team and correspondent for the Sydney Morning: Herald, and Lyafl Roue Australian Associated Press correspondent.
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    169 7 LONDON. June 8 (Reuter) Vinoo Man k ad. the man India left out of their Test side, enjoyed himself in Lanj ca&hire League cricket yesterday while his fellow countrymen were struggling against England at Headi OK ley He hit an unbeaten 73 in a vain attempt to
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    UK RUGGER TEAM FOR JAPAN TOUR
    50 7 LONDON June P. (AP) The Ox lord University Rugby Club announced a tour of Japan starting Sept. 3. Twenty two players will make tbeii trip. The Club said seven matches will be played afainsl University teams and one against an a 'Star Japanefe team.
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    Fiench Win 4-1
    46 7 ISTANBUL. June 8, (AP) The French soccer team, Lible, beat Istanbul'* second-ranking Galatasaray 4—l in their last game here on Saturday. Inside-right Andrew Strappe scored two in the first half, and Centre forward Jean Baratte got the oU;er two Ui th« second iiaif.
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    Outright Win For RAF, Raiji Hits 150 Not Out
    207 7 j SINGAPORE Royal Air Itarce scored an outright >»•" over «l«« s in|£j*|>orr Recreation Club in a Singapore l.rieket Association Senior league mjiti-h pkijed on the I'adang over the week-end* R.A.F. Singapore, uiih iheir win over S.R.C.. are no* «Mir«- rIuMUiiMH
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    435 7 ##W* r. HAW s.K.C— IST INNINGS 1 tena b Barrie J Sali3tan b Barrif F. Chopard b Barnp 15 P. up KieU,er st Chco-pm^n ij Da enport 9 f le Ifercier b Davenport J i. 1 tncuii b Barrie B Barkn b Barne 0 B :..ik.s
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    Taruffi Win Ulster, BRMs Retire Again
    327 7 BELFAST, June 8. (Renter): Piero Taruffi of Italy driving a four-and-a-half litre Ferrari Thimvall Special, won the lister International Trophy Motor Race yesterday. Mike Hawthorn of Britain at the wheel of a two i litre Cooper-Bristol, was second and Joe Kelly oi Lire. j
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    Britain Wins Curtis Cup Five-Four
    221 7 Britain Wins Curtis Cup Five-Four Mi-jRFIELD, SCOTLAND. June 8 (Reuter)— Britain's women golfers won the Curtis Cup for the fn I time since toe series began in L932 by defeating the United States by five matches to four here yesterday. Each side won three singles over 36 holes today but
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    FIRST WIN FOR QUEEN
    34 7 MAM m! !< June I (Re Queen E1» tbetta erday t ft 1 1 J S el holdii from I i II er 01 CSOO ii u Stream tA Lighl itai
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    Langridge Scores His 69th Century
    301 7 LONDON, June 8, (Router). -John Lan-rn^r established a new record foi Sussex when he rarrlrdi his hat for 111 out of 191 against Somerset al Ifo\e terday. This was I^ngridgP's 69th three figure innint:> for the county beating the previous reeord of fcB 1»\ <
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    McGregor Wins
    30 7 BW SSH.S June 8 IRe K<;n Mi iii efcor AuS'rxi la No. I ;ht men's 1 titit j 1 the Hr £....1 liiwn nit ''bamp<uiishipg beie yes terday.
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    Jawing Biki Race
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    Achiiies Team For Wednesday
    143 8 I ES team to meet v Cfcingi and the Army I •te S.R C >e seleci ed I >m the Stephen de Souza, R. de S E. DAi ai i r > E D'Ai a Stej S iza R de Souza t* i S Til v-::ic:-
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    TEMPLER PRAISES BADMINTON SPORTSMANSHIP
    223 8 TEMPLER PRAISES BADMINTON SPORTSMANSHIP Visiting Teams Thanked j KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Genera] Templer, High Commissioner for the Federation today spoke of the fine sportsmanlike spirit in whieli recent Thomas Cup games hud been played in Malaya. He referred particularly to the incident in a game helweeu America and Malaya in
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    18 8 MiKipon- motorot !<• speedstai Lawrk McCall and his bride Miss I.ove Scbeniborsl who were married m SissaDOTf on Saturday.
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    McQuarrie Qualifies
    58 8 AT A SPECIAL S.O.S.C. trial held at Victoria School ground. Singapore Olympic candidate DfcQnarrie bettered the 10.M sec. mark set by the council for the 100 metres by 0.? seconds. McQuarrie was paced by Tan Kiiii Yoon and Teoh BLfaoon Kiah of the Swifts, and he breasted the
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    Pa hang Put Up A Game Fight Before Losing
    352 8 H'OH. San. 1'« :;:k defeated Pahan« !>\ 81 runs r» ihf interstate criVkel match on •!><■ Ka<lanaj lo<lay. j* r jk- vietorji came ;«t 1.15 p.m. after Pahang's -»'-vi|.|». r. N. Bewiek had hit Deishan Singh's !>all into the l> i
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    Samara Loses To King Kong
    83 8 Samara Loses To King Kong tier a r rel rn e< k without n heu-. g Saturdav Ixin 0 1 red Bi si tting Sa uira ►f rope to rope rest ing n the 1 1 1 .vever S next round only deciding fal 1 the main d ■'-■< Dara
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    Selangor Win In Last Over
    292 8 SEREMBAN, Sun. Selangor snatched a four wicket viriorv over Negri Sembilan here today in their interState match. In the exciting finish, the winning stroke was nade oil the second ball oi the last over oi the day. S >me fine batting was put up by
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    Winter Scores Third Century
    80 8 SCORING bis third century of the season. Arthur Winter enabled W e Soon Garrison to secure easy ten-wicket victory over the Ist. Battalion, Gordon Highlanders. in a cricket match at Nee Soon yesterday. Winter batted an unfinished 107 in i's minutes and his partner, Shaw contributed
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    Aussies Hope For 10 Olympic Golds
    240 8 LYALL KOVVK, newspaj tralia's team to Helsinki, yesterday that "Australia a than she did at any ol the to win at least 10 of the sar per man accompanying Aus- 1 predicted in Singapore aill do better in Helsinki other Olympiads. We hope lies,"*
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    FAMOUS STABLES FOR SALE
    155 8 i I LONDON June 3. (Rgßter):- OHV'\ are beinij invi'.prj t ■>•- tiif*, [amoiu Beckhampton racing stables near IVlarlborough In I W Itshire. where hundreds of n innera have been turned out. This is the second bU training estab Ishment to come or the i markei
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    Aryans Score 3 Against Chinese
    208 8 SEREMBAN, Sun. The visiting \r\an Gymkhana mmvoi* team scored a convincing 3 o victory o% r er tlwFederation Chinese before a lar^«* crowd ai i Station Padang today. Massey and Naryan shone in the Indians' defence. The Aryans got down to business towards the latter
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    Barefoot Soccer Thrills
    90 8 Barefoot Soccer Thrills SEREMBAN. Sun —If Indian sorter players start playing in boots as required by the India Football Federation after 1!».V». Indian football enthusiasts will miss the thrills associated with barefooted football said Mr. P. Moorthy. manager of the Arvan Gymkhana football team at dinner given bv the Youth
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    SIX NEW RECORDS AT K.L.
    507 8 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Six records were broken and one equalled in two-day x Selanjor Indo-Ceylonese athletic sports which concluded here today. Fay i Siebel, who won best performance for women broke her own record for the TIQ yards by covering the distance in 28.6 sees.
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    Warned, KOes Ref.
    157 8 COLOCXF.. June (Reuleri The referee WtLS knocked out, o manager was assaulted and the promoter fainted when the West Germany middleweight boxing championship fight ended in an uproar here last night. The holder of the title, Hans Stretz. won on an eighth roimd disqualification front Peter Mueller
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    41 8 Olympics Official Mr. 11. Strickland, secretary of the Sin?apoi> Olympic Sports Council greet Mr. W. Berge Phillips, (right) fh>t member of the Australian Olympic team and chief jud^e of swimming, who arrived at Kalian^ Airport yesterday en route to Helsinki.
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    Snap Goals Give Chinese Victory
    428 8 TWO SNAP goals vithin ilu- la-i ti\*> minutes of the game enal>U*<l the (.hint^c i«> collect full points oil a combined Ho\al Vic Force \I in a SAFA Community League mahh at falan Besar Stadium yesterday. Thr Chinese \\<m after being h<*ld to a I
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    KL. Race Weights For Wednesday
    224 8 Ki \l.\ U MPI H. Sun. I »H complete *-i ii 1 1 1 I<m ih< ••"<! luii (.lull June meeting wi V- < ZL 4 DIV 2 -7 F N<» m..i KuH.L. Bill *«< MMwgrasc 9.00 Bi hi xl3 CL. 4. 0 v. 2-
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    Down Perak In MCFA Cup
    14 8 Down Perak In MCFA Cup t I this af-- I Pen t I' I
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    MATTHEWS TO FIGHT MARCIANO
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