Singapore Standard, 28 July 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard •ifc IK *1 X VOL. 11l NO. 26 MONDAY, JULY 28, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Tempter: Burden Of Press Heavy At This Stage
    304 1 Tempter: Burden Of Press Heavy At This Stage KUALA LUMP! It. Sun. The responsibility oi the I'rrs>, at this stut;e oi Malaya's development is heavy, said the Federation High Commissioner, Sir Geraid Templer, to n speech at the fourth annual dinner of the Press (hit) of Mulava here tonight. He
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    Regiment For All, Says MIC
    55 1 Regiment For All, Says MIC KUALA v. i the Indian Cong I its Federal inities. ■"> ap- to this flti 5 step for .ii nation, tmittee urges all Con- c Federation to help In recruiting for the Regiment md irna them lional regiments as proposed m certain there nality, ty
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    MTUC Move On People's Bank
    59 1 KUALA LUMPUR The i Coum t today a variou s the folio.'- subjects: unioni Union College at itta md nent of a mo..' repro- i the A Staff Provident Fun I i iyan mining emDlov The MTUC i I the commiti I study the proposal
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    A Nation Weeps As Eva Dies
    49 1 A Nation Weeps As Eva Dies E ArgenUna, I inced the tveepiai hki m prt >ul I I T< \<\M H !i'' W of thf* ii< i:!i liinrt- thin :.iiir uh«n Trrnn i mnß ♦■!«■< :n< it wife's bedside it M ..i h. r dr. nil. can. the -can be
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    Stalin At Air Show
    26 1 MAi: puty P:e:: cheslav M I'■ attend t>' a! lay m honour iem were other men the Politburo inchid and B Reuter
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    Tan Tells Chinese: Join Police
    137 1 Tan Tells Chinese: Join Police Standard Staff Correspondeni KUALA LUMPUR, SunuDato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of the Malayan Chinese Association, today called m all Chinese leaders m Selangor to help Government obtain the required number of Chinese for the Federation Police Force. He told 200 representatives of Chinese clubs. Guilds.
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    Persia Ready To Hold Discussions
    285 1 OIL COMPENSATION TEHERAN, Julj -7. V semi-official -ourro said yesterda; thai Persian Premier Dr. Mohamed ftfossadeq has told British Charge d'Affaires Mr. George MiddletoD lhal In- i-> prepared t«> discuss the question of compensation t«» the inglo-Iranian Oil Compahy. Middleton, the first foreign envoy to
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  • Article
    Flying Palace ForKingSaud
    63 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 27, (Renter). A fourengined Douglas DC-4 Skymaster passenger plane is being transformed into a flying palace for Kin? Ibn Saudi Arabia. Transoceap Airlines of Oakland. California, disclosed. The plane will be fomplete with throne, Royal crested bedroom, reijal rod carpet and a boarding lift.
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    'Get Tough' MoveDenied
    58 1 'Get Tough MoveDenied PEARL TIARBOrn. July 2' (AP) Admiral William M Fechteler. U.S. Chief of Nava Operations denies th.c exi.stencf of a new American "get tough' policy against the truce-stallinj Chinese Communists. He dismissed recent heavy aii strikes against the Communis Yalu River power stations anf the Red Korean capital
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    Gurkhas Get Another Red
    106 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A patrol of the 1/10 Gurkha Rifles killed a bandit m Kern tSik, Trengganu yesterday while Pull c la Kedah captured a Chinese believed to a District Committee member of the Maiayan Communist Party. A patrol Of the King'l African RiiU-.s contacted two
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    Bank Robber Captured After Gun Duel
    192 1 NEW YORK. .luly IC> (VP) li.ink rebber G«*rh a r d t Artliur Puff. °>7. one of the RatiOß'9 l<*n most wanted < i ininals. was captured to day io a Ha/me hotel Rim b.ittle m which he was wounded and aa FBI ftteni
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    A BABY IS NOW KING OF EGYPT
    888 1 ALEXANDRIA, July 27- -Six-month-old Crown Prince Faud was proclaimed "King of Egypt and the Sudan" by the Egyptian Council of Ministers at an extraordinary Cabinet meeting on Saturday night as he sailed away from his country m his father's yacht, the Mahroussa. This
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    Airliner Goes Down 'In Med'.
    93 1 VALETTA, Malta. .Inly 27, (Router) A Tropic Airy. Dakota carrying 28 paSsengers and a crew of four came down m the Mediterranean today after sending out distress signals. A British European Airways airliner reported sighting several rubber dingies full of passengers. The plane was flying
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    2 UK Carriers Leave Istanbul
    395 1 MALTA, July 27, (Renter) The British aircraft carriers Glory and Magnificent, the croiser Cleopatra and destroyers Chevron and Chivalrous left Istanbul for an unspecified destination at dawn today, it was learned here. Both carriers have full am groups embarked. The British destroyers Cheviot and Saintes
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    2 Horses Die In Stable
    113 1 2 Horses Die In Stable PI NT ANG, Mvi i KIT FANCY, a s\!.\ tiiHi I!:.; >rta tion from England afwmti \>*> Mi s. K. Foo "i Ipoh died m his stall .ill*! laishins fourth m th«- sniiiiil race Ui whirl) lie WZs installed U a raffing favoui ite jrestei
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    Quirino Hack
    14 1 PRESIDENT ElpMio O returned from an 11-day vlsil to Inriu A. P.
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    Nalias Pasha Returning
    59 1 GENI S July 2' Mustapha El N i- it's i Parl forme: P iit> told repoi terj be plane >; turning to nr- because r.s intei <■ ire pelling than my desire i Scrag El Din Genei ai vt the v ifd, md mmcd .\->'i-. Fatal) pi
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    It's now theRoyal Malayan Navy
    196 1 It's now theRoyal Malayan Navy THE Uutcn has approved tin- Lille "Royal Malayan Navy'" for the Malayan N.n.tl Force ami th<- title H*i Majesty's Mala\an Ship* 1 ton its reweli Legislative amendment is m hind l'orm.ilh to effect the rtlltfff 11 Ships of the Mala>an Naval FoffCC an- on fcctive
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    PollProbe IsOrdered By Nicoll
    47 1 PollProbe IsOrdered By Nicoll Slaadard stal RepMiet 'I HE GOVERN! >R 8 ipore. Mi. J. F N pointed two commitU ber of nine the machii electoi Memb mci| uti if the D Tan md co mitt Blythe rs iha LJnofficia of I B Leg I I P
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    C-G IN SAIGON
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    Ducal Party
    4 1 THE DTK!
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    LAND VALUES DROP WITH RUBBER
    650 2 Prices Spiralled Then Slumped Standard Man Keporter \LI ES m the Singapore property market, which attained Bnprecedetitly liijili levels la^t year has experienced a drop m sympathy with the reccfloion m the price of rubber. The drop m the rising property market set m around
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    Landlords: He Wants Heavier Penalties
    184 2 i!i(i,ud starr Reporter PENALTIES tor landlords ulio commit breach pi 01 isfons rontainc'l m the Kent ontrol Bill is r s-.nTlf irntly deterrent, .jv> Mr K. Dasaratha M.i; i" Legislative i laciltor for Rodme. rordingly <.:: ntS tO BUI which is i.p for Its :t
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    Unions Urged To AidCo-opSociely
    70 2 A CALL to Singapore Trade 5 to allj support Co-operatiye Store S .:eh is facing Hquidai i mide yesterday by Mr. M p I) City Councillor and ex-president •of Army Civil n. He ;;.~cd the Singnoore T le r>n ess and all o1 > I is,
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    BUSINESS DONE DOUG WEEK
    214 2 Ir.dusiri.ils. Fed< Dispensai New $1.70 to $1.75 Fraser Neai i $3 <so to $3 V:'*. Gammwi $2.50 to $2.60, Hammer S2.lu to $2.15, Malayan Breweries $4.75. Malayan Cemertj si.oo. Strait Steamship $10.50 Straits Trading si9..u) to $19.75, Henry Waugh $2.05 to k 2;>i- Weame Biros William
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    FOUR HURT IN ROAD MISHAPS
    138 2 Standard Stall Reporter KOl'R PEOPTK were injured, one seriously, m lour accidents involving motor ears m Singapore, >«'*- erday. Hie seriously injured person is Chinese motor-cyctisf who wan said to have Ixfii involved m a 'Ollision with a oar at Rfosuttbatten Koad an<t Arthur [?oa<l.
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    Article Not Authorised
    103 2 THE V C.A. Publicity Committee w 2s to make it known that an article m the Singapore Free Press of July 26, i: I^. under the heaci i n a "Mr. N coH will decide pa t vietioo of squatters"', the informatio:-! of which was ascribed to
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    Filipino JC Chief Praises SIT
    257 2 Standard Staff Reporter rSAISING the Singapore Improvement Trust Mais s "outstanding, impressive and remarkable". Mr. Oscar .1. Areliano. an architect and Presides! of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Philippines, said yesterday that the National Planning Commission ot the Philippines would do well to follow suit.
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      166 2 y >~£wfc i ]I f VEH, POOL BALL JONES/Nl) WOWDER| fA GUY L I K E R K". H T, t?O TU KN I rAN'COLIfCT r L V :«SS^K\ V !'5 A BAD HOMBRE... THEY'LL PAY HIM'S GOT IJOi "IM CVF.R TO ME EEWAPD FOC ALLTAM IM IN AM DM,fl
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    Women's Institutes For Malaya Planned
    652 3  -  ALEX JOSEY By Standard Special Corr. WOMEN'S Institutes based on the lines of the famous (nited Kingdom urbanization— are soon to be set up m towns and villages throughout Malaya. There will be nothing exclusive about these clubs: their doors will be open to all
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    33 3 phot*. tttt RTIEN „f l II i lut> m •i; don a ii othrr m Sins: ip<> r ould the example •>' Ma g ||0 r M\t\ v I r n ..t IS! Standard
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    STUC Query On Workers' Detention
    17 3 STUC Query On Workers' Detention I Reporter I •re: i ek. <f a an. i I B
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    18 Volunteers Give Blood
    70 3 18 Volunteers Give Blood FIVE men fro the 8.0.D., five f the 3 hool. Nee five from Jurong Broadca Stai nd 18 the S pore Corp Heau- Bead' Road i to Slnga pore 1 Bank r> i o i' r i i •> -r. vr. TAIPING, S Instrm tors pmpl.ivc
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    Party For Singer
    33 3 REDIFFUSION (Singaoore) Limited will entertain Hongkong's famous film star and iii ger. Miss Chang Ec Wen, at the Prince's Restaurant on irsday, July 31, at a cocktail party at (> p.m.
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    'Don't Ignore The Local Men'
    174 3 kl VI V II WP| R, Sun. I believe speak for ihe Press < hifa aa a w!mlr v*hrn I say there are nwn m Malaya trilling Jo j»n>\»- it i-, oof r .l\\a\-> necessary to gel nun irom abroad i<> fill big salaried jobs.
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    Labour Party Names Two For Elections
    91 3 1 HE Labour Party of Singapore has nominated their candidates for the Easi and Rochore Wards for the rthcoming City Council ele I They ar e Mr Lee Yong Mm (East) and Mr. D. Stevens, Secretary of the Party. (Rochore). -Mr. Lee Choon E
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    Today's Power Cuts
    337 3 si BSTATION9 m Sing tpora liable to load shedding tod tj 1» W Vrmciiiin Ht, Static, I'rmif si. Markei St., H iffles Pla« c Malacca St., Boal Quay, Hume Pipe, KhiTin. I <ml, Itin Sens, Win- Mesh, i' i» Quarry, v»nyans mi« Bukli Panjang. National Carbon, Princes
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      263 3 TEASES TOrS 7 LEMON SOAP «C REDI «8A REDUCED TO $21 50 GALA LU UNK S1 DUCED TO BREAKFAST SETS CHEN YU HAND LOTION $22/- REDUCED TO Sl5 s:: REDUCED TO $1 X COTTON BLANKETS 58" x 78" TOY ****££^UCED '< s MM) Sl3 75 REDUCED TO STOC TK S
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      143 3 il 8 id s lNt.\l ;;j 8.8.G G««eral Chrereeaa irea i II »i S«n ICC it mi Pr<»srammr Summary; M Km I ..f .Mjm. i> r..»-k^ i ■I I ieatl I ilk: K.'il* nin Mew- IjIW; 'i 1 In t r luilc i nmn i r ihe Editorials; i> m
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      Rubber Price And Wages
      688 4 rTHE rubber planting industry and its huge army of nearly 00 workers have signed an agreement ltipulating during the period when the price ••r is above 90 cents but below per Ib. This pS welcome ne 1 to the country. It affords relief I r over
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    Conquest Of The Desert
    651 4  - Conquest Of The Desert FRANCIS OFNER By JERUSALEM. WORLD WIDE war on the desert, one-third of the earth's land surface, was declared by fiftyfive scientists from a score ol countries, who met here at the first International Symposium On Desert Research. Pooling their knowledge on soil and water, energy and
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    Squatters In This Part Of— 'Christian England'
    253 4 Sir;— With reference to your editorial of July 21, I am >ure thai you deserve the thanks of those of, your readers, hold the opinion, all things considered, a morally just administration is the only government that endures, for your plain statement referring
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  • We the People
    • Letter
      'You Cannot Treat Human Beings Like Cattle'
      316 4 'You Cannot Treat Human Beings Like Cattle' Sir: In his letter of July 23 about "Indiscriminate b r eed i i g," disillusioned gives us the main principles m w in vogue m the tti r rattle-raising communities. When he stresses the ne d for only "high quality children," he
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      Highest Charge —For Blackouts
      136 4 Sir,— Referring the article "The Less w e talk about Blackouts" appearing In Y.Mir issue of the 22nd instant I trust he is unaware the sting attached to the water ;md electricity bills thus "if this bill is not settled within 24 hours ail supplies will
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      WHAT YALAM SHOULD DO
      57 4 Sir,— lf your holy reader Yalam thinks that money collected from MXLA. lotteries as a gift is ill-gotten then Yalam or his children tthould not make use o£ government schools or Government Hospitals or even step upon public roads which mainly depend upon Government revenues one
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      The Public And Government Servants
      263 4 The Public And Government Servants Sir, It is an ail-too-com-mon experience for people oi the illiterate class when they go to a Government or Municipal ofTice to transact some business to be kept waiting unduly long until clerk is pleased to attend to them or be ordered about or to
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      Gurkhas Here By Treaty
      208 4 Sir. Reports have been appearing In the press that (Gurkhas serving with the British Army, would not be recalled to Nepal unless until that country is capable of rehabilitating them. The question of rehabilitation of rhe Gurkhas is b; seless as none of the Gurkhas has
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      THE 2 TANS
      90 4 Sir. It is indeed (i ->sappointii g to read I ,he misunderstanding between S*r Cheng-lex k an and Mr. C. C. Taa Both <"f Ox m have done good and unselfish wrk. lor ttM p> <]< an<i country, (.r whk :i falayaiu are very proud, Xhn r(
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 4 "WaJter shames me! There be goes'. Siieakin' with his mouth lull again!"
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    MACAO IS UNDER EMERGENCY
    249 5 Jittery Colony Awaits Arrival Or Red Mission HONGKONG, Julj 27, (AP) The Portuguese colony of Macao, wkidi lias bees pluced under a *iai<> of emergency, wn Mill jittery fconigni as it awaited a Communist mission from Canton to confer over two Mood) incidents of the last
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    Democrat's Pick Pleases Europe
    149 5 <>V hih Zl (UP): Kritons looked today intint' InerkaQ world leadership no matter who presidential election. Adlai Si nson ,v candidate telcomed just as was i Dwight Eisenhower I c was a definite feeling Britain and tern I the Am. both s f I ope. The
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    Stevenson Selects His Mate
    5 5 Stevenson Selects His Mate \.a-
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    US Eases Ban On Tin Use
    60 5 US Eases Ban On Tin Use 1 s.i ...m ij Pradw I ■■•!< baa .itiiiio (I limited iwse "i 111 for ell ;iul utliri m birh Im v:- x h .s n.H-ti i •II I'■ I-I 111. 1 1 pel < 'ri! of coasamptiaa is th»' mths orioi t« Korea
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    U.S. Mills Hum Again
    85 5 ;ox, 21 .dent F'liilip Mv St< elworkers Union finally ered his 680 000 men work m the mills and ]iii:;> day with an aniioi; 'm the steel 1 1 k< had been d. ray said "complete agreebad been reached been the Union arid the steel industry.
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    67 5 plio:'!. FLAMES leap hinli from a petrol depot on the island rf Macao, off the Chinese mainland, recently when :M)00 drams of petrol were destroyed. The blase burned for eight hours before Bremen could «ct within striking distance <>f the flames. Damage was estimated at about £55,500. The Chinese mainland,
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    107 Defy 'Race Law': Arrested
    107 5 PORT ELIZABETH, July 27 (Reuter) One hundred and seven non-white volunteers were arrested yesterday lor breaking apartheid (racial segregation) regulations at railway stations m Port Elizabeth This brings the total arrests m Port Elizabeth since the campaign to defy "unjust laws" begun a month ago.
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    Shipping Strike
    49 5 SAN FRANCISCO. July 26 <UP> A tentative settlement of the I t C it s >ping strike was reached iate tonight at a meeting of Pacific Maritime Ass Officials and represent, es f the striking Sailors' Union ol the Pacific, general J ator Om.v Hoskms an- ■< d.
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    5 Huks Killed
    61 5 MANILA, July T, (AP)-Five Communist Huks, including tree field commanders, were killed m a clash with government troops m the Centra' Luzon p.ovmee of Nueva Ecija late last night, the army reported. In Batanga, south of Manila, troops oroke up a Huk weddtna ceremony and killed a
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    UK's Oldest Regiment Honoured
    101 5 UK's Oldest Regiment Honoured EDINBURGH .lul.n (Scuterj Thousands ot people watched the travelling yesterday ol a memoriaJ to the British Army's oldest re gimemii the Royal Scots. Veterans of the regiment from Canada, Australia and other parts of the osnmon-ur.-ith. and from the United States, joined present mem bcrs iv
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    WEALTHY PRINCE JAILED
    98 5 WEALTHY PRINCE JAILED BOMBAY. July 27 (AP)—A\ wealthy Indian prince was sentenced yesterday to six years' forced labour on charges of staging a B aM S robbery I political purposes which netted lim US$l,6OO. Prince Nirma] Kumarsbinhji, brother <jf the Maharaja of Shavnagar who formerly governed the State ol Madras,
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    Premier Sacked
    37 5 NEPAL Premier M. P. Koirala has been expelled fro n ihe governing Congress Party for failing to obey' a directive J to resign by Friday night, ac-* cording to reports reaching New Delhi. A. P.
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    Truce' Talks: UN To Ignore Red Letter
    93 5 MUNSAN, July 27. (AP)— General Nam 1!, the chief Communist negotiator at Panmnnjom, sent a long restatement of the Ked position to the U.N. Com--111 ::l tonight. it closely paralleled Fi d propaganda broadcasts of the last few days. Major-General William K. Harrison,
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    Offer For Qavam —Alive Or Dead
    88 5 TEHERAN, July 27. (AP)— A weekly newspaper FoughalAdeh today <>'*i-ren 100,000 rials (£1,075) reward for the return ex-tTemser Qavam— dead or a live. The whereabouts of Qava who was forced out of office b> pro-Mossadeq rioting on July 21, is still a big mystery.
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    Pope's Message To UK Catholics
    89 5 Pope's Message To UK Catholics LONDON Jul: 27. i Reuter) The i >! pc m 3 message read ai a Catholic rally hero today urg ed prayer for a world "so dir< m need of it." The message, read by Cardinal Bernard Griffin. Archbishop o1 Westminster, said: "Never before has
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    Advisers To Farouk Held
    112 5 CAIRO. July 27 (Renter) lAn Egyptian army spokesman announced the arrest yester of Karim Tabet Pasha, the E^oyal Press counsellor, and Elias Andraous Pasha, multimillionaire industrialist and tar m c r honorary economic counsellor to King Farouk. Both were to have left the try b.v air
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    Gen. Denies CoupRumour
    84 5 RANGOON. .T T v fßeulerM Geu< Win. Conun Burma's armed for denied rumours the Army \;is planning to seize 1 poetical pow< r. He d< cl ■•j nours are False and idation m fad !le said H i la's as or ,f on a democratic I |id
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    Desert Pow-WOw
    30 5 ADMIRAL Earl Mountbattcn, British Naval Commander-in-C j •>■ Mediterranean an i called J 1 ian i Prime istei" and Foreign during v. short visit to Amman «.ii Saturday AFP
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    Rockets Manoeuvre Better Than Planes
    230 5 ABEKPORTII. July 27 CBenter) Britain has developed guided missiles nhich can travel at well over i.OOO miles an hour and reach heights far greater than any bomber is likely to achieve for many years to come, Mr. Duncan Sandys, Minister of Supply, said yesterday. Mr.
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    EGYPT, IRAN AFFECT MART
    361 6 EVENTS m Egypt and Persia induced a cautious attitude m Malayan markets m mid week but a I more optimistic note was struck on Friday when setl tlement of the American steel strike was announced, reminding us once again 1 the extent to whiclj MalaI ya's
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    665 6 Phoenix Aerated Water < Ltd. Profit for the year ended 31st March, 1952. was $222,125. equal to 88 B,. Final dividend of 3O' C and bonus of 45- will make a total o: 90 which is double that paid last year-. Balance sheet shows an extremely strong position
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    SCC WIN BY 7 WICKETS
    78 7 THE friendly match tx twe< the S C.c. and the Non-Bend< ended m an easy 7-wickets for the S.C.C. yesterday. Battim: firs! I.;. 1 N >ii H. :aiscored 98, J. A. P. Cameron the top sco.-cr with '42 runs. Gould.] vho skippered the S.C.C. side,
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    I.A. TENNIS
    73 7 TUP: FIRS'! -t f 1 Association '< b i«ht to a successful conclusion last week. A. I. Pereira won the championship and handicap sing c Results; Singles open et A. I. Perara, runnei up I S D Singles handle p nntu I. Pereira, rui net p Dr. S.
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    SHIVERED IN POOL
    527 7  -  ERNEST DHARMA ChweeKokSays 'Got No Excuses' Bj HELSINKI. July 26 (U')— \<o Chwee Kok, 21 year old swinmiinj: champion of Singapore, failed to qualify for the Olympic 100 metres BemjUfiinala liy two-tenths of a second today when' he finished ihml m his heat m 60.6 seconds 2.6
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    C.S.C. 'A' WIN FULL POINTS
    123 7 C.S.C. collected full points the expense of R.A.F. Tengah on the C.S.C. ground yesterday m a junior section 'A' Singapore Cricket Association match. The airmen batting first scored G(i runs Plom being {he top scorer with Ifi runs. Durai made a sporting declaration when his
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    St. Joseph's Win Last Match
    82 7 St. Joseph 's Win Last Match ST. JOSEPHS Institution unbeaten schoolboy side— won their last match u'i the season when they beat Raffles Institution by 50 runs on the s.l.i ground. St. Joseph's batted fiv<\ a 5C ''d 90 runs A. Delilkan being responsible foi 34 Gil] "took four wickets
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    Tommy Fair Wins
    33 7 To mmy Fair W ins W ORCEST E R. July 27 (Reuten:— Tommy Fair, Welsh and former British heavyweight champion, tonight outpointed Joe Weidin of Austria, a former Eurripcan titieholder, over 10 rounds.
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    RAF Soccer 390 M.U., KL Draw
    186 7 RAF Soccer 390 M.U., KL Draw Tn the s1 round of the RAF Inter-Unit Knock Out Cup soccer c npetition, RAF Kuala Lumpur drew one-all with RAF Seletar 390 MU at Seletar yesterday. Selelar dominated pla.v m the fl I half and m the fast half i consolidated their play
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    Haikowyu Win Easily
    185 7 HAIKOWYU .scored a 5-1 victory over Tuan Mong Old Boys Association m SAFA's division I ;iB soccer at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. It was a one-sided game and except for the first half of the match Tuan Mong offered some resistance, there was no doubts ■-<
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    RANGERS WIN
    53 7 A HAT-TRICK by X J A Samat enabled Town Rangers to score a narrow but deserved win over the Immigration by three goals to two m a SAFA'Div. 3A league soccer match played at the Gevhiiig Stadium yesterday. Samai netted three coals for Rangers while Baker Sulone .-cored
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    Amicables Lose 51 At Stadium
    244 7 CHINESE Athletics went en a goa!-scorir.£ spree n SAFA's senior cup tie soccer when they defeated Amateur Athletic Association by five tfoals to MM at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. It was a close ;ame until the second half. Chinese Athletics took the nitiative from
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      717 7 TUITION BEGINNERS CLA SS Singapore Chinese Mandarin School, 122-126, Prinsep Street. Singapore New Class for absolute Whinners (Explanalioiia In English) '-ommenrinc; August 4th Mondays rhursdays <■> Ip m Class Teacher. Prof. Pear] Liv, Ss., PhD a ancies also m other 20 classes (Intermediate Advanced and Secondary School Chinese) Fee $.'j.sO
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      177 7 &DAILY glgS^--^^ ,Vp.v< hmcfff >w\ OSMAH GUMAHTI NFNG YATiM \!l m fcgi Mala\ Kilm ft V l^ MM 10 If f f1 S J j*gd- "\r >fe jj i==^~~ j j WALT DISNEY'S^. FSMTfI^IS A All M. I*. i& ill m lIXiiNICOLOR mil STOKOWSH ~^~—< omtiitt ff*ri>eni€>cc> tit §< ti
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      205 7 RiDESf ■Tiiinl^imi fIKJh! 1 IDES at the pril re-snrt.e ir> Malaya: TODAY: AM P.M. Singapore <f.UI Port Dicksou 9.47 9.5€ Port Sham '8 8-33 Pt'!!;illff 3.4(, Spore Tennis J ies Today SIXGAPORE Lawn Tennis championship ties' for this evening on the xMCA courts, Bras I h Road i 3.30 P.M.
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      38 7 SOCCER: SAFA Commx league. RAF v Indians at Jalun Besar SAFA Dr. 2. Cheerful Ladg v CA "A" at Gey SBHFA Leagtu Sme Dt: I at Fur re r Park. TENNIS: Singapore cham■pU, at YMCA 3.30 p.m. and ■>
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    Gold, Silver And Bronze
    82 8 photo. Anna Malia Xukkonon of Helsinki congratulates Nina Romaschkoya of Russia after the Soviet i;irl broke th c Olympic record for the women's discus when Sh e won the event with a throw of 51.52 metres on July 20. With them are two other Russian girls
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    Peter George Sets Record
    131 8 s s Pet< i the eweighi new 400 kilogrura- I nous record was held nerican Spellman with G >n. ol Canada, equal g Spellman's d Xi Koi ea third 1 placings m the light li I. T L :in Soviet Rus •> 12 1275-1 2 li>
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    Saw Pak Makes His Exit
    192 8 Saw Pak Makes His Exit MMvl. Jul) 27 I iimnn }\<>n«>. -2- i from imrnto. < alilornia, ;u'.<l l*t-!> r Inrorae, 23-year-old ni from ikron, Ohio. i !j, 1 nited Stales it* fir-; i"">_ Olympic weight- i funopioapfiipn ■•>- -j i i; v ircnril Mii;i'hi pel i»rmance*i 148 P 3
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    Mathics Triumphs In Decathlon, Sets Mew World Mark
    277 8 HELSINKI, hi'v 27 (UP) United States' Bob won ihr Olympic decathlon yesterdaj l»>r ihc I !mir- and ""iiutil a \»<>il<l itioiil jiniiii*. 1 ititt*! lii- own mark «»t 7.oL'~> ->» i earlier ilii- year a1,,. Hon i| 1( niirtl States Olympic Iryotil*.
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    U.S. TOTAL 15 FIRSTS EN TRACK & FIELD
    357 8 U.S. TOTAL 15 FIRSTS EN TRACK FIELD World Records In Relays HELSINKI, July 27 (UP, Reuter, AP AFP) The United State* Iticked lift two more gold medals for the greatest thowing m Olympic history today when it won the men's and women 9 100-metre relay race* and teas barely nosed
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    Basketball ONE POINT DECIDES
    103 8 Basketball ONE POINT DECIDES HELSINKI, July 26 (UP) —Argentina beat Canada by 82 points to 81 m the most exciting basketball match of the 1952 Olympic Games after the two teams had fought a set.-- iw battle with never more than five points separating the teams m the second half.
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    Zatopek Scores Olympic Treble
    620 8  - Zatopek Scores Olympic Tre ble Leo Peterson Isv United Press Siafl Correspondent HELSINKI, July 27 (IT)- Emil Zatopek, tireless army major from Czechoslovakia made Olympic history today when he won the gruelling marathon race to add to his 5,000 and 10,000 metres triumph. It marked the first time m the
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    Diving U.S. STAR LEADING
    115 8 Diving U.S. STAR LEADING HELSINKI. July 27 (AFP) Browning of the United States headed the first group of free style springboard div- ing of the preliminary round with 42.25 points here today. Japan's Mauri was classed 20th with 30.17 points after the first three free style springboard dives m the
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    ITALY WINS EPEETITLE
    97 8 ITALY WINS EPEE TITLE HELSINKI, July 2H (UP)— T c Italian team won team tholepee section oi tlie Olympic fenci lurnament aster dei featin s< Sweden m a needle mat<?h of four team final. Sweden took the silver medal >- second place. Switzerland vas thii 1 for the bronze, I
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    Japan Knocked Out Of Tourney
    81 8 CINCINNATI, .1 v 26 tie cr). United States gain vinning 3-0 lead o\ ir American /one Davis "up match by winning he lo blea Hat ing taken y t< 'i wo singles the Ameri g i Bil i and Gardner Mull 1.. s-2 6-3 8-2
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    YESTERDAY's FINALS
    578 8 10,000-M Walk 1. J. Mikaelsson (Sweden) 15 mins. 2.8 sees, (new Olympic record) Gold Medal, 8. F. Sehwab (Switzerland] 15 mins. II. i) sees. Silver Medal. 3. B. Junk (Soviet Russia) 15 mins, 41.0 sees. Bronze Medal. 4. 1.. Chevflior (France) 4"> mins. .">!). set's.. 5. G. oleman
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    Champion Cries After Winning
    264 8 HELSINKI, July 27 (AFP, Keuter, A.P.)— Joseph Barthel, the new Olympic Champion of the 1,500 metres, broke into tears when, standing on the podium, he heard the Luxemburg national anthem played m his honour. The crowd saw the winner being comforted by those whom he had
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      159 8 LAST DAY ii \m it. 1 1 TYRONE POWER OPENS TOMORROW! K^ 1 arm:! I ANGELS V; OUTF.ELD SlarH Paul DOI CLAS JanH LKU.II OUR f AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY ATRACIM! I A)XI IX IK) MMUiAi KATHRYN GRAYSO.N '^1 RED SKELTON ■jf-€# M ho\v\kd mirxlJii* I marge K im- mm /\/Gm
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      22 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH I NO. 12 MONDAY, JULY 28, 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      WORLD SCHOLARS PREPARE A HISTORY OF MANKIND
      1030 1  -  BENJAMIN FINE -By mudr possible otily h\ rm opernf t— beJUf&en nations through I \tition* has srt for ilsrlt llit- -„nl ,>i i<rii,iii; a tnn- history tt\ nil \>*» Ir*, thrir i < hitnun, an, l llu-i r tuhiririnrnts. .-.kind is i scholars.
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      MYF TO ORGANISE CAMP
      335 1 Til of dill- rent coim-tri«-s. arc uorknj; together m huildins ;i hettrr world. In France, .iust alter th« Arrierican youth joined i' 1 s with French. Swiss I Dutch to minister to reiu°ees, youth m war-devistatcd c and other needy groups. In the United States, youth
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      'THE VERDICT, M'LORD?'
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      MALAYAN PARTICIPATION IN INT'L PROGRAMMES
      845 1  -  SAMUEL A. ABISHEGAM By \T LO.Mi LAST, the m tei national spotlight on youth affairs appears to !><■ focussing «v Asia. Thoiifh belated, it m heartening to note that at least some world organisations are begianiag to realise that Asian youth, along with their counterparts
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      Ban Comics
      249 1 WITH a view to stimulating Youth" reader* to vend uj their own ideos on the usefulness or otherwise of Comics, we reprint below on ed.toriol published m one of the recent is,ucs of "The KML Bulletin" iv/h eh n the organ ot the Kiwi Members' Lc oqur In
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      MALAYAN JUMBLE CONTEST RESULTS
      21 1 for f I I i SIU V// I fo Mavi«-r S n Slri r B M '/if/
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        135 1 MIND YOUR MANNERS v i .^BHB B 8 JvK v\ 1 '.jS i *^B^B 1 J^ \^B r^tßff^'^ <^B^Bb L T NDFR °1« of both *rtr« will ihow tin m Uow to a\oid UK It borrd. If Wtdkiwtt Js I «re troubled about rtl- **>< i 1 1 slipup. more
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      LAUGH EASILY
      714 2 You Can Be A Social Success If You Can if\NE «>$ t ti«- things about school is that it iocs not prepare students for real life *!>i s may bf> iIM :ls well, uhrn \«m considei ui..;t real life is iik»\ But it sometimes means ihjt out <»r
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      S-M-I-L-E-S
      56 2 Extra Effort A Ski 'i;/ 17 OUH f? •!:u^ (jppiit'd tor a job as lifeguard at a beach.' The manager looked him over and pronounced him too .t ior the job. "What would you do it you saw a tlzpos< n d swim m c r drowning?' the asked.
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      PUNNY PICTURE
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      In Passing
      276 2 SCOUT NEWS LONDON Festival Pleasure Gardens will lw the scene of special displays by overseas contingents oi scout leaders who are visiting Britain for the 41 nation "Indaba <? this month. A special "Scouts Day" has been arranged at the Gardens during July. In addition to public displays,
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      Before The Starter Says, 'Go'...
      837 2 Sultan Suimim&n English Svhool Sp,>rt s Check Below For Starting Faults YV HILST WATCHING the inter School Sports the other day, I noticed some definite faults that have crept into the styles of the younger athletes and they were most apparent m the sprinting events.
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      A Weapon Against Evil
      567 2  -  SPRINTER By PHE eternal salvation of man depends uvon his moral conduct. m th«> lighl this statement moral education is a supreme necessity. On his first historic visit to England. the Superior General of the Christian Broi s uttered this remedy to rid sickened by wars
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      To Music
      75 2 Oh, my mul's dr'. t///f. En riched m so ness. Let vie hare thy light. When I'm m darkness. Pray, my hean appeals. Play lo me a song. Raise me to my /.< Console those who mourn. Yen. your voice ?.<; sin < Deep m my soul 1
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        76 2 Tht 'crrcus Hctticutturct Society cf i A^ 4 Hocrtem cnce effcrtd re— e pr.ic, which wcj l rtccr claimed, cf f&.CCO for a Elcck Tulip. This »o» rfuiing the ''Tulip medness" of Kottcnd m the 17rh century r'«n fcrtunet were •r.cde end lesr >« tuhp bulbs. fIE ~r^J- t'i. rncst
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      YOUTH SPEAKS
      176 3 touth A mbassadors f o Uiis part of the iio'arsh.'i v llowships i ludcni and gradiatf (J f I i an be sen al 'he every week, arge i bei oi well- gatrn bid I -<.i Qjag< ;tudenta d .'.plastic ability v h 1 m saying that the
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      SOCIAL CENTRE SOCCER TEAM
      16 3 THE Joo ChJat Social Centre Football team with theii coach, Mr. Katlii
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      THE WORLDS TELLERS OF TALES
      1232 3  -  CAMPBELL WILLIAMS By II ifOU were asked wh.it (.ill s .uiri stories have brought the greatest pleasure to lif various peoples ol the uoi!<| and what characters m Action have become most widely known throughout all the lands <>f the earth, I wonder uh it
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      THE CHILDREN LOST THEIR 'GALA' DAY
      112 3 \lO\\ N m Hi il.iin li.t<d' < ided to drop it-- <>! lectii t s< boots spei i h «1 j nonnall] held m .1 theatre uiiii distinffnislied visHon <'ii the p!.i!f(irm. ;tnd ekfldren from »ix schoota and their parents m the avdienee, m
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      HOW BEST TO PREPARE FOR EXAMS
      459 3  - HOW BEST TO PREPARE FOR EXAMS DEMI-TASSE by O\ I R the p.i^t M <■• k I have Had MvenU letten from student teaeben i">tti m Singapore and the ederation requesting BM to write an article on how l>»st to prrpart- for thrir fXJininations which take place a fortnight hrnce.
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      LITTLE PEOPLE
      24 3 DO leard ab elpfu g'jilly of Bl 'i Scon r ol 40 is fair, (T. 'mini ft \j i I S "'.V
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        127 3 < iiiKkc f[.,,i, IJ,it\ Hui|., i, m m „f J'aran f }>rH*\ Pirturet. She sever orgierta a ilaily Active-lather fa lt«J H-ith fragrant lux h»il<t v lf n rarrin away iun aa4 V^^^ dirt, leaves tkui reafl) Erckh. Vm* «a«atli beauty is wfaea ><-n uk Lux Todrl Soap KwA ••n'll
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        306 3 'YOUTH'S' MONDA V CROSSWORD 1 f '2 -i 4 6 vKssi •^SfIJ ~J I 1 1 < <l x J 1 *^V!i 10. 1"... .'Her a.* ti [^<>, > >i \\< S^fc upsets mapl< q «O 'I 1 bs ilOt. §§K§ 5 Salutes backward I 'iwiy r 'jj) 161 T^J
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      IT'S FUN BUILDING MODEL SAIL-BOATS
      142 4 i > •\> i ;l ill i' I hi.l M is J > Btaf th» hi nu>:' v< Wlmt I t: :.r..u B BBS I m (;,,H Si!' >! ITl.df'N. u.r« t I'M <>f f hi- naiftj ••"i 't i m ike r 1 1
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      RIDDLES
      88 4 I \\n i- a taxi di r II I m Mipptl jr«fl c.\n win iv a >!up like a i m. 4 Win is v impossible f..r I to btHOW r of 1 1 r differ from i boy aboni kitten owr t w >\\ JK^ I Because hi
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      There Was International Unity At This Bazaar
      205 4 There Was International U nity At This Bazaar ter- d amity tvat c 4 ly at the 1 B :i (>rgailisi'd by > "ft/ a?;d Jat U i Memo il icDon, F moner Gent i d eally a round i thin the r I that r J c who v
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      Princess Champar Thong and Her Magic Cat
      322 4  - Princess Champar Thong and Her Magic Cat CHRISTINE DIEMER d^ \\U. Princess Suwinehar looked up at her hushand m greater surprise than tenor. She realised that fi«' was beside himsell at the 1«»^ ol their child and tiut it iras impossible for him to understand, so she >a u\ i
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      EPISODE 12 BACIC TO SINGHOL
      221 4 EPISODE 12 BACIC TO SINGHOL r that moment, P India looked down I h Celestial Throne and anther and child I is for them, ordered gels to descend to the form of a hu te lend them, m .this c borders of Sing When Princess Suwinchar there. 1 hunt! Ide
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      "GENEROSITY IS NOBILITY"
      232 4  - "GENEROSITY IS NOBILITY" Tan Peng Siew By VGOOD deed is never io.st. He who sows courtesy reaps friendship and he who plants kinrinc>s gathers love This quotation should be re- cicd by all young boys and girls because, m this present world of our.-;, good actions, the ever-wiliingness to help
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      About Face?
      37 4 TOO vmvy prams are made facing the wrong UHkV* to that the child facet into the wind and cannot sre Mother. All prams should be made so Viat the child facet his mother. D. Claydon.
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      Can You Guess These Stones And Minerals?
      216 4 THERE are many stones and mineral?. Common stunei are garnet, topaz and amethyst. Common minerals a:* mica and platinum. Guess the stones and minerals from the tricky definitions and clues below. Each definition or clue gives you a hint that should suggest the
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      PASS.... FRIEND!
      214 4 PASS.... FRIEND! JOW would \ou i-to<»> ii vine; in the lower of London? How would PM like to live in that ancient fortress pnson. behind 1 fool-thick wails, and nrithia a few faris of thi* ujooun 600 Crown Jewels? Or \wlk where mm taw hern be headed or p!a\ nickel
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      THE ANSWERS
      32 4 *P r |!;i a iz oz "iui[j t; i LI Aqnu- 91 \>i<[)- <, I z\ n --v n j |RdO 3— 8 p •|t!is i >ds !f r GVV S3!COXS
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      HEAD PREFECT
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        59 4 "i< j' '^> m T.I nHKIROfTBR RfAfClO|\ES( IRA] N iCOUPLII X v I A IC&CgfC L B 1 BLABPHIMII -i EiliAiEiM O H F. r POINTSAT s --'Ik F>R O V A LJ| I ONO KM -EgO^VlS 1 ?KRPENTINK|LAIC EfID^FPTSIA IB E ARiI X I T I A i i
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