Singapore Standard, 30 June 1952

Microfilm: NL2288
Total Pages: 12
1 4 Singapore Standard
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    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. It NO. 363 MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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  • Article
    Future Of MacD. As A Pointer
    59 1 Future Of MacD. As A Pointer c to Ibe ideas of ttelton, the Col- a lava the -V.'-.mis- r Sooth-Easl post or not, am in (X» Pen Ira mance he has ale i *t.eial and the Observer n the disM un-dder-K**,iu mmmaaj alri men, ■ha it i- >mm his ii-
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    39 1 I \rmi Ruu^'-i i s -is selected Mi*>- j -Nterday at Lent ft-, < il i t-> the runner-up ii d beauty contest. \i -,ki of Greece I J ourth was Judy i ni H ;knn?. Fifth H• af (.ermanv.
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    Comet To Pass Through S'pore
    14 1 Comet To Pass Through S'pore i on it to g rough I I here
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    2 Yachtsmen Are Rescued
    86 1 -TWO European y a chta nan whose jracht had capsized near irship anchorage m the (i R tacta ve.ste.day morning escuad by the Master attendant's raunch J. Poynton, v i >. is on duty for the boarding iHicer. The overturn- is towed back One the yachtsmen
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    BOMB IN S'PORE BAR
    511 1  -  J. C. SPITTEL 4 US Sailors Hurt, One Civilian Serious By Standard Staff Reporter FOUR American sailors of the U.S. Destroyer Division 261, just arrived m Singapore from Korea, on an operational visit, were among five people injured m a handgrenade explosion which took place m
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    MCA Gift For S'pore TB Home
    118 1 THE Welfare Commit! -f ta Malaya:; Ch Associa- has appro-, ed the g' l ol 10,000 as a contribution to •ne cost of a permanent home m Singapore foi TB. m .les. Announcing the sift yestefdav, the President af the MCA. Dato Sir (hem;
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    Chinese Do Their Duty
    120 1 MALACCA. S Despite rimination and of political rig the S i >- I van Chinese a I eal Ol A s **try and do I their duty, as evidenced by Irive for Chii [police recruits. This was stated by M Tan Siew Sin. Fed.* Leg ative
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    56 1 Fireman Roy Barman and l>on Staples of the U.S-S. Douglas H. Fox who escaped injury m the White House Bar grenade explosion, picked up two fragments (held m their hands) as souvenirs which they intended to take back to the U.S. After the nhoto was tJfteir. however, a Singapore police
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    UMNO Chief Warns Malays Of Penang
    262 1 PENANG, Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman, President of I MNO, Malaya, today warned Penang Malay* that, unless they woke up from the lethargy, they would be elbowed out by non-Malays and would have no place that they could call .their own and no room for
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    5 MORE RANDITS KILLED IN FED.
    201 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Security forces have killed five more terrorists m the Federation. Four of them killed by seven sick men of the 1 10 Gurkhas. The seven men had been operating from the Kuantan area m Pahang and were returning to rest at
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    Alex (Stormy Petrel) Josey Is Back Again
    207 1 Standard Staff Reporter "AIR. ALEX JOSEY, exRadio Maiaya chief news editor, whose "Malayan Affairs" caused a stir m this country, returned to Singapore by air yesterday from a two-month Visit to Britain. He is back as the South-East Asian correspondent uf -tiie New
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    Japs To Buy Used Ships
    19 1 Thirty-nine Japanese shipping Arms have organised a .yudicate to buy u=»ed foreign vessels.' AFP
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    EDUCATION FOR ALL AIM
    197 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Malayan Trade Union Council is to ask Government io set up a committee as early as possible to prepare a new Malayan Education Art which will provide for compulsory free education to every child m Malaya within a period of five years
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    After The Outrage
    45 1 photo. SINGAPORE Police and the Army's SIB at the White House bar. Jalan Besar where fragments of the grenade was collected for the experts to find out whether it was a home-made bomb or what type of handgrenade had been used. Standard
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    30 Walk Out At MTUC Parley
    409 1 "DOMINATION' CHARGE Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Trade I'nion Council delegates conference at Kuala Lumpur took a sensational turn this afternoon when about .10 delegates, mostly Government daily paid workers, walked out of the meeting, as a protest against "domination by
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    St. George's Dinner Off
    159 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Selangor branch of the Royal Society of St. Ge decided to cancel its annual dinner and dance planned tor July 19. Mr. Eric Smith. President of the Society, issued the foi ing statement this evening:-*— "Tm appreciation ot fee of His Highness
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    Templer Attacks Colour Barrier
    286 1 Templer Attacks Colour Barrier THK HIGH Commissioner of the Federation, Gen. Sir (ierald Templer. who has avowed that "he will fight racialism with all he has got.' yesterday condemned colour har m the strongest possihle terms. S;i* -i a ii. ii i k .i pai Be urity Foi tin ITii
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    200 PARENTS TO MEET SULTAN
    19 1 KUALA tain 200 I Tuesday I have I I 1 P I the i
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    Workers Call For United front
    265 2 Workers Call For United front NEW PAY PLAN M nn seting mi Sin •_:.(|M»r»- eminent cm |il..\«r- will be held soon l< jm i>!« *~t ii^ain-| the ni'i. plan ami l<> approT. counter propoaala few con»i< h imi kui h\ Gun i mill nl m v. hi individua meat t
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    SPECIALIST ON VISIT HERE
    49 2 Ron Maclean, manager of Repeo Automotive Equip- *an\ ipany, of Melbourne, a and a -specialist m c OB i;tio:nng equip- 1 at pr« sent m Malaya d a bm mesa visit is pany specialises m ipment such as cylinder I ring machines, bori bars, etc.
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    'Look After Your Plants'
    150 2 THF. acute shortage of <-*._... quipment and machinery m Malaya make it incr. is imp>* it that am c tuuld bt- of the best, and that new replace- Nts should be ordered only en *';i or damaged parti beyond reclamation. This warning to industry was made
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    Raj To Query Radio Posts
    74 2 Raj To Query Radio Posts MR. CR. Dasarathaßaj (Labour) .vPI ask the Colonial Secretary In the Singapore Legislative Council meeting on July Ifi "if he wiil 'lift' all the posts m the establishment ot the pro g amme and schools' divisions of the English and Tamil sections respectively of the
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    52 2 photo. A hajfftv family reunion at Singapore's Kallang airport Yesterday (Saturday) came about with the arrival from U.ndon of Mane < richt front row) and Paul Olin. for their summer holidays. Parents. Major and Mrs. C. J. Olin. and Marco met the two children. Major Olin is m the Royal
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    Survey Students Appalled By S'pores Overcrowding
    413 2 MORE than 30 undergraduates of the I ni versity of Malaya, I under the supervision of the Town Planning Section of the Sinjjaporf Improvement Trust, have for the past week been making a detailed survey of the overcrowding situation m Singapore. This survey. The
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    Control ALL Poisons, Urges Chemist
    293 2 INCREASE IN CAUSTIC SODA SUICIDES Standard Staff Reporter THERE hos been on alarming increase m cases of suicide by caustic soda m Singapore m recent weeks. Young men and women, expectant mothers and others have resorted to caustic soda' as an ''easy" way of solving
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    51 2 photo. MR. OH JIAK SEX. the 88-year-old retired rubber planter, seen with the colours he presented to the 10th Coy of tbe Singapore Boys Brigade. The colour.*. were dedicated yesterday during a special service held m the Chinese Christian Church, at which the Rev. H. Johnson. Ist Company Chaplain, officiated.
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    Pay Rates Based On COL Index
    274 2 UNIONS URGE: THERE is an unanswerable case lor al] grades of local employees of ihe Governm I to be paid Local Family Allowances corresponding to the ex- patriation pay of European officers, sai--. Air. A. Tessei:sohn. President oi the Singa- pore Federation of Unions
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    NEW GOVT TERMS FOR SEAMEN
    87 2 NEW GOVT TERMS FOR SEAMEN THE Singapore Government has decided to make pensionable the posts of Masters and Engineers. Grade I and 11, as well as special grade and leading deck hands. Offers have a'so been made m respect of salary and other conditions of service. The Standard learned yesterday.
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    31 From The Services Give Blood
    112 2 31 From The Services Give Blood A TOT AT. of .'*il Servicemen gave their blood to the Singapore Transfusion Service last week. They v. <: re six from the R.A.S.C. School, Nee Soon, nm c fron. the D.C.R.E. office, live from the Ist, Regiment, R.A.. Blakang Mati, and 11. from
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    STANDARD Readers Help
    103 2 STANDARD Readers Help MADAM TEW KWEE ENG, widow of Lei Lai Heng, who was shof dead by two gunmen, signs acknowledgment for contributions amounting to $265.30 and 12 tins of condensed milk given by Singapore Standard rca- j ders. Tbe donations handed i over on Saturday were from j the
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      67 2 ,-ZZ*2S^:ZzJ IF- WS TfMAH HNQJTIi MCw^p better] I //^AMAZIKtG.^ f uz S IpPf lilt \tiGr* TA j^m IT FEELS LIKE f E jT THAT'S L A ISN'T A PAR. .Ci.F. OF MEAT < HC^jf I X *mtmms& W> t4 BEIN' S\l NS A*«- r -V btKTQSt NEAR ,<.M-VE-T HIS SKULL
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    24 3 pnoto. /lie statues pictured above are added attractions to those already on view among the collections at the Haw-Par Villa m Pasir Panjang. Standard
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    Smallholders' Estates May Close Down, Objectors Warn
    384 3 Smallholders Estates May Close Down Objectors Warn MTUC's Govt-Rim Move Opposed J-L Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Stiff opposition \>im met at the Malayan Trade Union Conned delegates' conference held here todaj to a resolution moved hy the MTUC aski>ji Governmenl to io into the possibility of nationalising the
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    47 3 photo Mr. VV. T. Goodwin. Far ist Manager of the American President Lines, who is m Singapore on an inspection visit. He will stay here v few days before flying to Manila He was met by Mr. S. P. llealv of the Singapore office of APL. Standard
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    4th Landing Bid Succeeds
    83 3 4th Landing Bid Succeeds A B HAR AT Airways Skymaster aircraft flew into Singapore's bad weather yesterday morning and attempted to md tl three airfields each time without success. The plane was returning from Jakarta on the normal service to Bangkok and Calcutta. First a landing was attempt- d Kallang
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    53 3 MR. A. W. Frisbv, chairman of the Public Services Commission, and retired Director of Education, was the guest of honour last Bight at a cocktail party at the Geylang English School This Standard picture shows Mr. Frisby m the centre chatting with Dr. C. J. Poh (left) and Mr. S.
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    Washing Soap
    32 3 THE 62nd "Fair Price" list issuer! yesterday gives the I price of washing soap as fol- lows "Stag" 2jUb bar .60 cents: I Gossages "Primrose" 211 b bar .70 cents.
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    80 3 MR. MAX VERBIEST. (left) Export Manager of (ievaert Photo Production of Belgium, arrived m Singapore by air from Colombo yesterday on a tour of Gevaert agencies m Asia. He hopes to spend several weeks m Singapore. Mr. Verbiest, a well-known accordion player, did not bring along his instrument this time,
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    362 3 -.1 BSTATIONS liable to load sbnldlni lodaj are: DAY B r Trafalgar St.. suko st., K.tioih >t People's Turk. Sanson im i. im Soon ou Mill. Guan Mm. I I Network. IK. Factory, Kiu-r Valley Rood, Killiney Road. Orchard Koad. Adelphi, Capitol, Newton. IVayanf Satu. Chon-ery i
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    Old Xaverians Start Scholarship Fund
    111 3 PENANG, Sun. Mr. Cheat. Seng khim. President of the Old Xaverians* Association announced tonight thai members have started a centenary scholarship fund to enable deserving pupils of ihe school to go for further their studies m the Lnit-ed kingdom. This is "to perpetuate the j
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    Centre For Havelock Est.
    124 3 A NEW community centre. < called Havelock Estate Commu- nity Centre, was formed m Sin- gapore yesterday when 300 resi- j dents Of the Hove lock Estate S.I.T. flats* attended an inaugural meeting. Among those present at the meeting was Mr. C. C. Tan, Legislative Councillor.
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    Last Pilgrim Ship
    76 3 THE pilgrim ship. Tyndareus. will leave Singapore on her third and last outward voyage during this pilgrimage season on July 29. Singapore pilgrims who intend to travel by this steamer are asked to register at the 1 Pilgrim Control Office, Social I Welfare Building, between to- morrow
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    THE KILLING OF GOLDEN LOTOS
    217 3 THE accompanying picture shows a scene m the killing of "The Golden Lotus" by WuShun one of the most prominent of the 108 Robin Hoods mentioned m the story. •Tne villains of the fast moving episode are Madame Pan-C Lien (Golden Lotus', wife ol WuShun's
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      46 3 1 *::-ds>gfe^-*>l fl'D AGREE TO THIS > < 'COURSE WE >- H AVE TO WORK^ FTr, THE t J^*% •&j%_*3^m VENTURE IF I >AW, WE X DONT/ IT'S *t WORK J WERE? F IgOU) -fIiDS OfT '■''.^'■•■«U* j tlsli<s GC/UU tvAj tJfctlvl^-lCy nl-uACN ~E~ ET -tt-ipdp''A YOU'RE ■fn _f
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      The Truth At Last
      445 4 THOSE of us who are dedicated to the task of bringing about inter-communal harmony wtlOCMDc the condenmatioo of communal segregation t j the Dep High Commissioner, Mr. D. C. MacGillrvra: a hia speech i! the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club dinner last Saturday. Mr. MaeGillivray be nail
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      More Pay, Higher Jobs?
      364 4 More Pay Higher Jobs? QONTROVERSI? is raging cm- the increased expatriation pay for Gov* rnment officers m pore and tne Federation, and I iere are indications that members oi the Legislative Councils aw a lot to say oil the manner m which the •d payments were pushed through m the
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    MR. CHURCHILL: Early Government Changes Expected
    563 4  - MR. CHURCHILL Early Government Changes Expected PHILIP VERNON By LONDON. TN ihe sphere «>f I domestic poli- I tics, Mr. Winston Churchill's Government has once again suffered a severe reverse. To oulsidcrs it may not seem \ery important. All that has happened is that the Governmenl have heen forced to
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    15 4 •'—and this field Is owned by a gentleman farmer, as you've probably guessed!'*
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  • We, the PEOPLE
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      Sir Cheng-lock Warned Against Communaiism
      325 4 Sir Cheng-lock Warned Against Communaiism Sir. The Malayan Chinese Association is to agin the elections m this Colony. 1 hope Sir Cheng-lock Tan realizes to the full the a aning ot this decision la spite of all that he can say. this means that the seeds of communal discord will
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    • Letter
      IN DEFENCE OF F.P.A.
      101 4 Sir; In reply to "Critic's** letter m your columns on the l_4.h .June. I would point out that the Family Planning Association is a registered society under tiie Colony's Ordinance, and. m accordance with the usual requirements, prepares and publishes each year an Annual Report and
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      EXPENSIVE TRUSTEES
      107 4 Sir, May 1 congratulate you, somewhat belatedly, on your brilliant leader "Baa Baa Black Sheep" dealing j with the increase In Expatriation pay for European Government officers. I would like to make a few observa- j tions on the subject. We Malayans have often been told usually by
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      WELCOME THE MCA
      110 4 Sir; I am glad to learn from the press that the MCA will soon nominate representatives to stand m the Singapore elections. As a charitable institution it has done some good for the poor and if enters the political field, there is no doubt that the poor
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      Time For MCA To Enter S'pore Politics
      273 4 Sir: It is not surprising that the decision of Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan to Launch the MCA into the Singapore Elections has caused alarm and despondency among our local politicians. The venerable Dato has even been accused of fostering eomftiunalism m Singapore! Sir,
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      'FOR AND BY EXPATRIATES'
      156 4 Sir: As one who has cast my vote for the Progressive Party whose platform has been to fight for the local born, I am deeply disappointed to read that two of its elected members were members of the Financial Committee which passed unanimously the increase of
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      'An Evil Mind Sees Evil In Everything'
      233 4 Sir. With reference to «an article which appeared m a Singapore English language newspaper (not The Standard), about statues m Mr. Aw Boon Haw's villa m Pasir Panjang, the writer apparently is against •nude* statues. I wonder if the writer has ever travelled
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      CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS' AT TEACHERS' COUNCIL
      244 4 Sir,— Recently, the Singapore Teachers* Training Association Council as reported m the Press, was overthrown by a motion of non-confidence. Immediately after this, an Interim Committee was nominated to take charge of the Association's affairs. This Committee called an Emergency General Meeting a week later
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      481 4 L><^ i'!K'\ llit I iivlifhtntiii nlua\s _trea§*§ 1 iailor mtmd next few months. The new y\ n g factor is the be ief that Mr. ig serio Churchill is new willing to admit that he cannot remain -^.t and Prime kfii -< r during the I. j hi Whole life
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    'SA Planing With Fire'
    23 5 ...ii at what it as the B.k eeo "ale, ay b« cv fad that t is 1 lay- stated.
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    29 5 i> Mss United LagaoTj of \r\\ m I t\ was Mir prism-*-!**) aaala o th*** n.il s«t.*.tio.i of Urn Miss I n:\«-rse be :i* ptlitJOa ka i aac i>at
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    516 For India
    12 5 A TOTAL of 516 1 „v the 8.1. Raj
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    POLITICAL ADVISER TO GEN. CLARK DISCUSSED
    244 5 Subject Of EdenAcheson Talks LONDON. June 29. British Foreign Win-i-t< r^Anthonv Kilen ami Mr. Dean Acheson, L .S. SeciCt-irj <»f Stall*, who ended lalks here jesterJay, at»- understood to ha\e discussed the possibililj of appointing a political adviser to the staff ♦•f <ien. Mark
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    144 5 THE UNITED STATES shl P_ L wr 7* first of the U s Navy's hard-hitting: new 2,?00 ton destroyers to slide down the ways of the Pacific Coast's Bethlehem Steel Co. of San Pedro. California m 1944. arrived m Singapore yesterday with three oiher shins of the I nited Mates
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    Matchbox Of This Weighs 1,000 Tons
    183 5 MINNEAPOLIS. June 29, (UP).— The smallest »tai ever seen by man has been discovered m the Milky Way, two astronomy rs have announced. Xhi i the new white dwarf star is about one third large as the earth Bui it has such a great
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    CLOSE SHAVE FOR 6 PEOPLE
    58 5 SIX PERSONS, including two children had a narrow escape i esterda'-y when the car m which: they were travelling dived into a monsoon drain at the 7J-mile Bukit Timah Road. Ire driver and -s P adm tted to hospital with head injuries. Two child- d
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    12,000 On Strike
    27 5 TWELVE thousand Japa Forking for Comm.-nwealth torces i". Japan started ,i 48-hour strike from midni_;'.-,t last n .hi m protest against paj its Reuter
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    1st Tarzan Dies
    17 5 ELMO LINCOLN, 63. th( original fllm Tarznn. died her< r. ni heart attack. Reuter
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    UNION PLEADS KEEP VICKERS
    171 5 IHE MP-DICAL Services Union, Singapore, "deplored" the way m which the L« »i-!ative Council approved ihe consolidation paj scheme nl the annual general meeting of the Union >e*terda\. The Union said that the j itter was carried without j prior consultation and discus- 1 s-.on between
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    Professor Ayer Sails For India
    55 5 PROFESSOR E. S. Ananta Narayana Ayer. retired Proi fessor <>f Economies of PaI .-hiappa College, Madras, and Mrs, Ananta Narayana Ayer have left by the s.s. Rajula for I Madras. They were accompanied ny Mrs. E. A. Shankar, theu-daughter-in-law and two child- ten win. wii;
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    Heat Kills 210
    34 5 HEAT wa\c> killed 160 pe°P' e m me United States (101.1 dee. F on Saturday and 50 m Pakistan where the temuera -ure soared to 120 dec. F. A.P. and Reuter
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    250,000 Devotees
    47 5 NEARLY a quarter of a million people filed through tne magniflcentlv dc-i-or ated b.*>;*cii i of St. Peters today to kiss the j worn font of tne ancient statue lof the Saint They were eejeI brating tiie feast of the apostle* Peter itnrf P;uiJ. Reuter
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    C-G Arrives In Tokyo
    147 5 TOKYO, J 29 (R< *\AP>— Britain a Commission! Genera] for 9 s As Malcolm Mac Donald arrived he tod; "■■''•d call on I Japanese Prinze Minister Shi® .Y.Shida w.d Umi Katsui Okazaki tomorrow and Ibe received In tudience Emperor Hirohito on Tuesda i Diplomatic circles here
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    Manchurian Ac-Ac Shot At UN Planes
    157 5 SEOUL, June 29 (AP) Lieutenant-General (.leu Bitreu*. Oammander of ihe I.S. Fifth Air Force, said today that anti-aircraft pun*, m Manchuria fired aero-* the Yalu ri.er «tt American planes dunng the bombing raid lasl Monda\ on the big Stiiho hydroelectric plant or tb Korea.
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    Acheson Pledge To Berliners
    86 5 BERLIN. June 19 (AF)— U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson pointedly served notice on the Russians today that the Allies intend to pre- j serve Berlin as an outpost Which freedom and unity for all Germany can stem. "We shall remain m Berlin until we are
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    China Reds Welcome S'pore Deportee
    77 5 HONGKONG, .lur* Si* I i (AFP) Hu Wei Fu, editor^ in-chief of Singapore's Nan Chiao Jih Pao (closed by a Government order m 1950), who was deported by Singapore authorities, was welcomed iw Canton hy Chinese Communist newspapermen at a meeting held there on June
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    Squadron 26 Beat Up Reds
    148 5 MM R DESTROYERS af ifce V*****i i*m*m Naaa% Destroyer S.jim.tron 26 m Far Kar-lern v*alrr- rni< red Sin«n|M»rr llßlltaiH m line t***H*\*J% i»» mtir-r af a w*a*i cruise, Marie. I mx month* ago but interrupted l» a term ul acti.e duty, off Korra. Under the
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    108 5 T. ONDON J c Special Working I the Rubbor which gathers m i .Tiny M to all I national produ hasir;g agraen ent revealing Bgun l ing the need f Or rug ised prices to ma g [nroduction di m a ent American l
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    196 6 Week 's Business Industrials: Fraser Neave S3 60 to $3.75, Gammon $2.57£ to §2.60, Hammer $2.10. Malayan Breweries $4.85, Robinson $3.50. Straits Steamship 520.00. Straits 1 Trading 519.50 Henry Waugh $2.15 to $2,171 Wearne Brothers $2,271 to $2.32.. litis. Hong Fatt $1.21 and Sl 20, Kesang 92 A cents, Kuchai
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    186 6 Federal Dispensary Lid: On Tuesday next the public will be given the opportunity o! sub- scribing for '90.000 out of a new issue of 152,495 shares at a premium of 50%. The new. shares will not rank for any dividena which may b e declared m respect of
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    Share Business Limited Though Prices Are Higher
    327 6 Share Business Limited Though Prices A re Higher By A Special Correspondent WHILE our chief staple kept rising— rubber touched 97i cents per lb. at one stage— the Muslim community celebrated the end ot their fast with brightness, but on Malayan share markets the volume of business was distinctly limited
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    'LITTLE MO' IN QUARTER-FINAL
    307 7 'LITTLE MO' IN QU AR TER-FIN AL A ussies Triumph Over Americans In The Doubles] WIMBLEDON, June 29 (Reuter)— The women's singles continued to run to form at Wimbledon yesterday when the four outstanding fourth round matches m the championship event were played and left all seeded players m the
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    GOLF Here's How
    197 7  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead [{lm IN today's picture 'he dotted line ;i :u eumhm be 'hat, ut impact, your 'c" shoulder moving up. your riyht shoulder is movv .iou*.i and your left arm end club shaft fore.- a straight line to the ball. .4' the same time, your
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    Fanny Sets Up A New Record
    95 7 ROTTERDAM, June 20 (Renter) Fanny BlankersKoen, Dutch holder of four Olympic gold medals". broke the women's 100 metres world record during the Dutch athletic championships here today with a time of 11.4 sees. The previous record was 1 1 .5 fees, he'd by Mrs.
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    Ismail Schoolboys Keep Mydin Shield
    84 7 KOTA BAHRU, Sun. In the annual soccer competition between the Past and Preset*' Boys of the Ismail 'English School. Kota Bahru played yesterday on the school ground for the Mydin Shield, the Present Boys for the third successive year beat the O.u Boys, by three
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    US Athletic Team Picked For Helsinki
    160 7 IDS ANGELES, June 29. (AP). Here are the athletes who made llic United Siales Olympic team m the final Irialw yesterday with the winning marks: 100 .Metres: Art Bragg. Morgan (State), Lindy Remigiio (Manhattan), .lim Gathers (Army), and Dean Smioh (Texas), (tied for third.
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    Jollilads Lose
    44 7 GHQ FARELF defeated the Jollilads 2 l m a friendly soccer match at Tanglin yesterday. All the goals came m the second half and for the Jollilads, it was a last minute goal hy Krishnasam v. Fellows scored both GHQ FARELF's goals.
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    KIAT JUST AS CAPABLE AS BOB AND BING
    149 7 KIAT JUST AS CAPABLE AS BOB AND BING Mr. F. Strickland complimented Mr. G. H. Kiat for his Untiring efforts m collecting funds for the Singapore Olympic team at a tea party given by the President of the Chinese Swimming Club to Neo Chwee Kok and Kee Soon Bee on
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    ITALIAN WINS TOURIST TROPHY
    273 7 ASSEN, June 2f>. (Renter).— Enrico I.orenzetti of Italy. nding a (Inzzi, won the 2:_o CC event m the Dutch tourist trophy motor cycle races here this morning. }!<-* covered the course of 10 laps totalling 165.36 kilometres In one hi ax 12 m 30 3 Is
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    94 7 photo. obLvers to tu Ch \T c Ara r Athletic Federation sports teaw w. 1 Olympic Games at Helsinki who will to rithA M IW P u by a ir OI Wednesday. (Back row from left Mr An r5.-?V Mr 'a« C,1 Khay Chionff Mr Lim Kok ,m v:r* r
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    Lanes Score 363 Against Indians
    364 7 MANCHESTER, June 29 (Renter) Taking advantage of faulty fielding hy the Indians, Lancashire totalled 363 on the first <lav <>"f the match lure with the tourists. A feature of the match was a fine forceful innings by Nigel Howard, the Lancashire captain, who ted the
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    Scoreboard
    92 7 LANCASHIRE isr INNINGS Washbrook c OmriLgar b Divecha _>i Wharton c Hazare b Shmde ea Earich c Gaekwad b Divecha 27 Place c Bamshand b Ahmed 85 Grieves Be*i b g. Ahmed Howard run out Lomax b G. Ahmed Smith c Sen b Umrigar Wilson c Sen b G.
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    SAFA Cup Draw
    60 7 THE draw for the quarter final :-und of the SAFA Cup Competition at Jalan Besar Stadiun .yesterday resulted as follows* Chinese Athletic v AAA. Royal Navy v SCC. Winner of R\F Seletar and Pulau Brani United v 3 BOD, Winner of Rover S C and Fathul Karib
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    22 7 The cricket match between the Singapore Non-Benders anei the S.R.C. on the padang yesterday was cancelled owing to the rain.
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    Chinese Mat Men Win'Tag' Wrestling
    115 8 Chinese Mat Men Win'Tag' Wrestling B their tag-team the Indian pair mra Sing andSavaran g v rounds of hecg at the H: v S on Saturday. the crowd on minute ar. I c kick^ P. Buck tee drew i .and shook the I extent. Lee pinned Savar but the l
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    HOW TO TALK
    87 8 Singapore representatives tor me Olympic Games it Helsinki Miss Teng i Pei Wah, Neo Chwee Kok. Chay Weng Ww Mr I Strickland i manager) and I m- k,-.- S~- Bee Cswim»ii« roach) went into sirioos trafniag preparation for their m llth *3 li 2^i^ e SS^jrttl?»lP-«w and
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    Raias Knocked Out Of Cup By 3 BOD
    329 8 Raias Knocked Out Of Cup By 3 BOD m \mW K'U R mJA (Jub- once 8 the pride of Singapore's Mala} soccer fans hut ia poor shape this season following break betw. players and officials Bvrere knocked out ol Ihe SAFA I ap competition resterdaj at Jalan Besai Stadium when
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    Rovers Trounce Netaji MFC 7-1
    59 8 TAMPENIS ROVERS, playing a mastery game thro ghout. scored a 7—l victory over the Netajri Memorial Football Club m a SAFA Div, IA League soccer mat h at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Scorers were Rahim Karim (l > Vincent Gomes (2), George Pasqual (31 and
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    SPAIN IN FINAL
    41 8 PARIS. .1 me 29 (I Pi— The i Barcelona Football Club breezed into the final round of the Latin Cup tonjght when the.v swamped T-i-S^s Juventus I Football Team by four goals to two before 28, 000 spectators.
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    TBA Table Tennis
    43 8 THE following are the results of the Tamil Brotherhood Association table tennis tournament. Men's open singles champion: N Ganesan, runner-up: S. R. s Naidu. Men's doubles champion: S. Chandra and Mora Singh, runners-up: R. Nadarajah and S. R. S. Naidu.
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    New Swim Record
    28 8 TOULOUSE, June 29 (AP)— Jean Boiteux today claimed a new European record tor 400 metre freestyle swimming with i performance of four minutes, 32,6 seconds.
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    33 8 photo. Filipino Little forces Irishman Jackie Bell to the ropes during their fight m Singapore which ended m Bell being knocked out m the seventh round. Paras was faster and more experienced.- Standard
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    Perak Race Review
    532 8 GORDON' LANS DOWN, war, scored a brilliant double on Kind Regards at the recently j concluded Perak Turf Club's June meeting, topped the list oi successful riders at the i meet He rode five winners, including Marcus Aurelius, Broad \iy Bill and Brilliant Son G ird >n
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    Johore Put Up Gallant Fight
    423 8 SPORE WIN AND DRAW A GRAND second innings stand by the Lahore batsmen enabled Johore to avert an innings defeat and hod Singapore to a draw m their cricket match payed on the padang yesterday. After a first innings total of 71, Johore followed on
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    Jin Eong Scores Easy Win
    276 8 Jin Eong Scores Easy Win BADMINTON IPOH. Sun.— Tan Jin Eong. defending singles champion sailed through his first round match with comparative ease yesterday evening when he accounted for Soo Seng Fatt m straight sets m the 1952 Perak Open Badminton Championshins. Two other easy singles winners were Chiew Chin
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    Malacca Lose By An Innings
    166 8 Malacca Lose By An Innings MALACCA., Sun. Stagapon U inning* and 20 run* m ili«* mt. m\.,-, v.hich «*onelu<i«Ml today al th< Malari i IClllßinii their o\ eriiiulil"» pkn Ml I ui,k.*| n u f •Iter hea.v mnrninu rain MM >< •*..■<. IHH b« n were dJHWJUrd Malaria, alln m
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    Indians Beat TPCA In Low Scoring Game
    128 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. On the Kampong Attap ground. the Selangor Indians beat the T.P.C.A. m a low scoring match by 30 runs. Selangor Indians batted first and were skittled out for 68. Natrajan and Amin were tbe only batsmen scoring double figure.. With
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    PENANG SCHOOL SPORTS
    42 8 ■IMioio Uy Hong Than (below) breaks the ta|>«> to win the 220 yards at IVnang's St. \avi«*r*s Institution centenary sports on tin' school ground on Saturday* (Right) Foo Sock L«*e who won the putting shot event.- Sam Kai Yee
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    Perak Win 2-1 Against Aryans
    379 8 IPOH Sun— Making a good recovery In the second half after playing listless football m the first. Perak snatched a 2—l victory over the Aryan Gymkhana M the Chinese Assembly Hall grand this evening. The match was a return encounter. The firsi game ended m
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    Public Works Win At KL
    96 8 Public Works Win A t KL KUALA LLMPLR. Sun. On the padang today. Selangor Club beat the P.W I Sports Club by seven m the Stoner Shied Competition. Batting first, the P W.D. were all out for 112 rui P. D'Alme'.d scorer with 45. followed b> G bex 'Singh with
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      14 8 >©A1 AM. V M ij .pore 1-' ,ns i) v ...n U.t3 [j Jl
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      82 8 SINGAPORE j;OCCER SAFA Cuptie— Tiger SA r. Kalung Sajarah at Jalan Besar stadium; ■}]A. )nnv Cuplie. Immigration SC V. Blue Rovers "i CYMA. MEETING** SOSC annwal general meeting (it YMCA s*?o p.m. TAIPING TAIPING Ptatricf Hughe: Football Club annual general meetinAg, K. E. VII School-- 1 YDAIf IDFL SOCCER: D'.r.
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      21 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH 3L. NO. 8 MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      America Launches Bold Experiment
      599 1  - America Launches Bold Experiment I. E. LEVINE B >> i Parent- Students Ami Children Attend Same Classes throughout thr I a il -*d States haw v\ith briefest .ii it pertinent baa bet under wav < allege el Men ,i --t Mdm t- u-nth-i hy par- i Urn v child i
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      Malayan Students Show Races Can Live Together
      1428 1 )F O! RSC, I >^»- vross aluHit i 1» c uealhrr! li »t h tj |»i< «l wimtmmflj^ «i ho-, veertni I arctic rniulilion-. Muffled i ci coat, sv eatt i hick gloves, I ha ea auned to ride-step b who in.-:-* I
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      LETTER FROM ENGLAND
      157 1  -  VIVIEN GRAINGER By i this into view 1 walked A up Piccadilly to Bj* lington House nod the Boyal Academy Summer Ex..ibh*.o?i (ol which more al the a fl of this newsletter) and trom there te bearl ol student ►country Malaya Ball and a reception given h>
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      23 1 picture; I* x., 04 k-iiok-i _&_*Z£~_J__7mlJttt* Sw* iv;^v r i,- (_..V'.\...;"-'K"..:: ,f"v>*-- ««*w- j vtri t ri 1(>oll ..ml Martin ll«a««ejr. B. Uniu
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      STANDARD'S SPECIAL BOOK-OFFER
      172 1 STANDARD'S SPECIAL BOOK-OFFER I WO SITS of lM»ok* whiih haw recall > pltfsci l Singapore -__.oi.Ui prove sl inestimable value to both student*, aad teachers m Su gapore and the ledeutioii The is IV World Beak Inc vclopedia p and Chllderafl volun H are P pr i ses 1 Thr
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      THE FLAME OF THE FOREST
      163 2  -  LIM KUANG HUI The (Ma me -red tne Has triad Her glory dead **.-><_ __an_l- naked cgaimt tne sunset iky, Nakedly true, and simple, Ferrer, of all Har green finery And all her fiery tongues of gorgeous red That too much bandied Her noma: THe
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      Hey! Gimme some too!
      65 2 Hey! Gimme some too! IMF fact 1^ there is no ea>y way to feed a giraffe. Every mouthful has to ko a long way up and then a long way do«n Josephine Perry and (>nthia Watson needed a .ba.r a lons polr and a shopping basket before they could -.--Hi
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      1094 2  -  Dr. L. Harrison Matthews By Director of the Zoological Society of London Once a derelict estate m Bedfordshire, the Whipsnade Zoological Park is now one of the most famous m the worlc 1 THIS year, Whipsnade Zoological Park celebrates 1 its coming of age. In less than
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      644 2  -  SPRINTER THERE are four types of high jump: I. The Scissors, 2. The Straddle The Western Roll and 4 The Eastern Cut oil. Most of you are well acquainted witl> the scissors style which is the style used by ali beginners, but if
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      659 2 Does poverty breed low intelligence? YOU send fn some very interesting questions and problems. Recently I got a long, intelligent reply to my attack on the character of Henry V. Perhaps I can find room later on to answer it. But today, I want to deal 1
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      150 2 DESIGNED as a sequel to the British film on adolescence called "Growing Girls* -A Brother for Susan" gives a simple account of the conception, pre-natal development and birth of a baby. Susan is a girl m her teens, an onlychild, who is delighted to hear a new baby
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      78 2 IF these laaaiagoes reattsed why the\ are brjnfi hus tied oft to new ouarters they would be a little less surly ahout it. With the ni-hts petting colder th« ir pond at Whipsnade Zoo is liable to freeze and they sUgM wake. after sleeping standing m
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      YOUTH SPEAKS
      371 3 www Scoafs /If Worlr ta •>vy Of Singapore. For one i i ska on odd Jobs which defy I ards' they ki r r door i r service to earn Use b needed a an for I wad exp..;. iion ol the Boy Scout j too early to
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      Birthday Girl
      43 3 picture) FOURTEEN year-old lover Khoo cuts her birthday cake at a te a party held last week at her home m Joo Chiat Terrace. Singapore. She is the secdnd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Khoo l_ng Watt of Singapore.- Tony Goh
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      Learning Through Tears Will Never Be Successful
      638 3 I 111 Irrui it .11 Im r almost itwaji Implies .i staccss >■: direct m^irui tion bj tn (.< -oo h.t is teea katt tag .nl la Hi mi te i m..-s *tt p rhi idrtn. Pupils mm .■i..ijt!ii ol is ju array
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      WILLIS HALL Talking Books
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      COMETS HERE TO STAY
      454 3 rrn_g_ COMET has gone into Jl servi" and the first world's jet air route is open. British Overseas Airways Corporation can now link London and Singapore, .some 8.000 miles apart m 19 hour*, of time I the fastest time prior to the jet being the standard
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      17 3 phoi*>) IWE Children's Garden, Ipeh. taken at noon. The Oriental Heiel is m the background.— Y.S. Koit
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