Singapore Standard, 13 October 1952

Microfilm: NL2285
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    17 1 Singapore Standard ft 4 18 VOL. 11l NO. 103 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    SIT To Build 4,000 Houses Next Year
    345 1 Standard Staff Reporter III! SiagaptfC Improvement Trust will build M tn.tiM's next year. This is m addition to whirl, are expected to be completed this year. this > The Standard yesterday, Mr. N tin Chairman, said this would have merely on the housing
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    COME SOUVENIR
    102 1 ;ration o* j OAC. COMET ]l air se r 6 I ondon and j that begir J 1\ ednesday, The i Standa' I j ng q 1 2- J enir issue I i J •li c_n tain lpecial iijj, i tiom b 1 9 n o r ne
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    US Jets Down 3 Red MIGs
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    Consulate To Close
    42 1 ;[< )N( "K< >'. Oct 12 -FP) I Portuguese Consu ite ing close on Oct. 31 ar a d i ice ith Insti tactions Ived lhe Por! uguese Go ci ment The Port uguese G i■ ci menl noi i ecognized
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    Terrorists Hit Radio Tunis
    79 1 TUNIS. Oct 12 (UP):— Seven terrorist- armed with submachine Runs and grenadeattacked Radio Tunis transnutting .station early yesterday m the first organized outbreak Of violence .since t n e French •peace offensive" started one month a«"o. Four French .soldiers guarding the station and the station's controller
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    TERROR NOT LOCAL WAR
    491 1 Part Of Communist Pattern Tempter Standard Staff Reporter THE STRUGGLE against Communism m Malaya is no isolated local war. It fits into the closely integrated pattern which the Communists are attempting to weave across the whole of South-East Asia, said General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner
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    Royalty, commoners become one in prayer
    480 1 CHARACTERISTIC of true royalty, the Duchess of Kent and her son, the young Duke, yesterday attended matins at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, and prayed with the common people with single i heart and soul m the worship of God. Lead by the Archdeacon
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    S'pore Wins Cup Final
    59 1 SINGAPORE won the Malaya Cup Final at Ipoh yesterday beating Penang 3— Awang Bakar (2) and Kahim Omar (l) were Singapore's scorers. Pang Siang Teik and Aziz got Penang's goals. Singapore trailed 1 ten minutes after the half time, but fought back to win. Awang Bakar
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    JETS COLLIDE
    45 1 T i FBO Shooting Star jet fighter plane.s collided m the air during pi ictice dog fights near St. Cloud. Florida, yesterday, killing an air force pilot. The Ol ler pilot Lieut. Richard B. Kelly. 22. ot ingern, Texas, parachuted out safeiy. UP
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    Economic Boycott Of China Opposed
    180 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (Reuter).— Because of British opposition the State Department has dropped a proposal for an economic boycott of China, it was authoritatively learned here. Mr. Dean Acheson, Secretary of State- considered asking the United Nations General Assembly next week for the boycott unless
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    Lord Woolton
    26 1 LONDON*. Oct 12 (AFP): Lord Woolton. Chairman of the Conservative Party, has undergone an emergency operation at a Scarborough Hospital. His condition is satisfactory.
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    Ih Shih Pao Winds Up After 4 Mths
    249 1 Ih Shih Pao Winds Up After 4 Mths WHEN employees of the Singapore Chinese daily. Ih Shih Pao turned up for work yesteri day morning, they stared m i blank surprise at a notice on I the closed door of the paper's .Anson Road premises. The notice lead: "This is
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    2 Airmen Hung Over Space To Free Bombs
    169 1 TOKYO, Oct. 12 (Reuter-AAP):— Two United States airmen hung over space m freezing night air thousands of feet above Japan Sea last night to fre c clusters of high explosive bombs liable to blow their Superfortress to shreds at any moment. The
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    Train Crash Toll Now 114
    95 1 HARROW Oct. 12 (AP).— The death toll mi n Britain's triple tram crash last Wednesday rose grimly to 114 last night, including five Americans. Rescue squads working under the glare of giant torchlights found four more battered bodies near the locomotive of the Scottish express.
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    Duchess Sees Films Of Visit
    170 1 THE Duchess of Kent and the Duke yesterday paid a 10--minute visit to th e Cathay Cinema and saw the first films of the Royal visit. The film was 'shot' by four members of the Malayan Film Unit covervisit here. It was flown I>>,ooo ing
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    ANOTHER QUIET DAY
    284 1 KUALA LUMPUR, SunThe only terrorist casualty reported since yesterday was the wounding of one of two terrorists contacted by the No. _<H Jungle Squad if) Pondok Tanjong forest reserve near Taiping. He escaped after being (round ed m nn exchange ol Ure Both terrorists were armed vith
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    RISING FISH PRICES ALARMING
    677 2 Fisheries thief Reviews S pore Supply Problems Jl __L m^tW Stondord Staff Reporter THE marked rise m retail fish prices over the last three years is of a magnitude which cannot but be considered alarming. Market handlings of fish m Singapore declined slightly during 1951 whereas
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    33 2 photo JI'DGES inspect exhibits sent m from all over South East Asia tor the Sin Chew .lit Poh Photographic Competition. Ixhibits will be displayed later at the Siruraporv Chinese < timber of Commerce. Standard
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    61 Return To Penang In Carthage
    115 2 KANG, Sun, Then happy reunions al ttenham Pier ti. ming C trthage rought p, g tne gvt m■- municipal or!i c and families from h t i V disembark* I p. mess nen who had gone t the Unite I X ngdorn or Ceylon
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    MacG's Visit Ulu Trengganu
    93 2 THE D p High Cora i sioner, Mr. D. C Ma Gi X i B: ing m T Trengganu on Sunday He was accompanied by Mr British A'- 'I. J. Hayward. the Ment- B ir, Dato Kamarudbin H I and the District < er, Ulu Tn
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    Schools Protest Govt. Decision
    271 2 Standard Staff Reporter j PRINCIPALS and managements of Chinese schools m Singapore will jointly make an appeal to the Governments of Singapore and the Federation to allow free competition m the publication and adop- l tion of Chinese school textbooks. The decision was taken at a
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    Woman Tells Court Of Death Threat
    207 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A young Chinese woman, told the First Magistrate's Court yesterday that two men. one of whom she had known by sight for over a year, entered her house one morning and robbed her of jewellery valued at about $900. The man
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    53 2 photo. This Yellow Flame of the Forest being planted by the young Duke of Kent m Government House. Singapore, yesterday, will be one of two such trees which will endear the memory of the Royal visit to the Colony. The other tree was planted by the Duke's mother, the Duchess
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    Tax Will Be Over $55 M.
    73 2 Standard Stall Reporter REVENUE from income tax collection m Singapore for the current year wiil exceed the 555.000.000 originally estimated "There is no doubt that it will be." Mr. D 11. Tudor. Comptroller of Income Tax told The Standard yesterday. Of the 555.000.000. so
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    Fishing Restrictions 'justifiable'—Report
    464 2 Fishing Restrictions 'justifiable' Report Standard Staff Reporter THE restrictions on the operation of Singapore licensed fishing vessels m the territorial waters of adjacent countries are not solely due to the increased demand for fresh fish m the territories concerned, says the 1951 Report of the Singapore Fisheries Department issued yesterday.
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    More Aid For Widow Song
    84 2 A FURTHER sum of $20 has I been received from C.P.fl. and CJP.S. of Kuala Lumpur for Widow Song Cheow Eng of Singapore whose husband, a dry cleaner, was burned to death over two months ago. The total now stands at $579.50. I A sum
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    31 Men Give Their Blood
    69 2 LAST week six men from the Harbour Board Police and 25 men from the Shell Co of Singapore Ltd.. Piro Bukom gave ti.eir blood. Balance i i the Bank un to Or. 10: 6 B O 1 1" <> I', Total Donation received 45 26
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    Hindu Festival Of Lights
    170 2 Standard Staff Reporter HINDUS celebrate Deepavali the festival of lights on Oct. 16 17. Many legends have grown around the origin of the occasion, but one of the most popular ones says it is celebrated as a day of enjoyment for God Vishun's deliverance of this
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    Speed Up Of Plans Likely
    282 2 Standard Staff Reporter PLANS for larger buildings notably the Shenton Way scheme m Singapore will be speeded up as a result of the relaxation m August this year of the control on "luxury building." This view is expressed by Mr. W. Irving Watson. Singapore City
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    Williams Housing Move Hit
    21 2 Williams Housing Move Hit ■bad 1 move (Lab ternatr There Ihrrvv a po ed i TL, reed M« obtain tension house.
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    Lim To Decide Labour Rumpus
    208 3 Sl mdard Stall Reporter l\ surprise move Saturday night, the nine-man al |he Must-pore Labour Party decided to •jisagH.CßW.il with the General Council for lhe party's chairman, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. .Mr I Chairman oi thi »rty and Singapore LegislaCoun ii will make an r
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    CLERKS WANT HOME GRANTS
    371 3 Union Chief Lashes Mem bers 'Tidapa thy KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Members of the Government Clerical Services Union, Selangor, this morning resolved, m view of the very real hardships suffered by locally recruited officers burdened with family responsibilities, to seek m conjunction with other government employees organisations
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    Need For Adult Edn. Stressed
    182 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Pointing out that the greatest threat to our wav of life was the dreaded threat of revolutionary Communism and that it would hav c been seen during the past few years that Communism breeds and thrives among the illiterate people the District
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    Better Relations
    111 3 Government aaw ***t*u t_ requested to let ep Wnitiej p->_a-oils it depertmental .ere! she. a*._ur_ thai: funcu<m£n| ta e*«er to foai«t battel relatlooa betweer tha gove_a_ue-i end It* ernplojreet Tnt foli*n__a oft ci al,- t*i:< •.acted f-Taiidattt—Mr M A-rtcU aamy Vice- President- -My. Wong Pa> C_o>. Hoc:. B*v
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    For Scrap Heap
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    CRASH BOY DIES
    45 3 A NINE-YEAR-OLD boy. Ei who was itied m an accident with a cat at 1-A milestone Chua Kang Road, yesterday, died shortly after admission to the Genera! Hospital. Eye-witnesses oi this accident isked to contact taspectoi Tambo i of the Traffic Police.
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    PI Envoy's Wife Greeted At Kallang
    103 3 PI Envoy's W ife Greeted At Kallang [EMBERS of the Colony's Filipino community turned out to greel Mrs, Sebastian. wife of Mr. Proceso Sebastian, Philipine Ambassador to the Republic of Indonesia, at X lllang yesterday. Mr. Sebastian who arrived m Singapore ahead of his wife met her at the airport
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    Red + Team For Malaya
    60 3 Red Team For Malaya THE British Red Cross Society's report for Septem- ber records that excellent work has already been done by 52 of its officers who pro- ceeded to Malaya m connection with resettlement villages. Another team is stated to be shortly leaving Britain. It is also announced that
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    THIEVES MAKE $1,200 HALL
    73 3 THIEVES broke ;_U. two Singapore houiu yeete'Gey and maae off with cash and jewellery a._«id at 11.27K A man .vitif at Lim Hoc Road w ike up to ftiid that a-* house had Leeti brokeu u.tr and cash and Jewellery to the value of $*3l wtie
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    Company Reports
    317 3 .Malayan Breweries Ltd.: reporting for the year ended June 'M. 1952. publish a consolidated profit aad loss account embodying for the first, t.me the results of the Archipelago subsidiary, Consolidate! pronl before income tax at 16.109,483 19 equal to 67.8% on Malayan Breweries capital on which the recommended
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    Stallholders Petitioo McN
    62 3 f t_a tUvm-mm A PRINTED memevendum fffned by Mr .an tong Yao on behaa oi tbe Ilcenceee of etailf la the fetus Aye. Market Singapore a i Sing foi re-eotunderaaott hi (be matter ol converting the market Into i hawkers' •better was pent to tht President ol
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    New Food Movement Law In K. Langat
    154 3 New Food Movemen t Law In K. Langat KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— New regulations concerning the control of food movement m the Kuala Langat area affect three main roads m the State. These are Klang to Banting Road from the Sijankang Road junction at Bth mile as far as Banting, the
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    Seamen's Pay: Govt. Version
    616 3 A LEADING article io one of Singapore's daily papers on Saturday contained a statement that tlie Singapore Government employs a grade of seamen whose wages are below subsistence level. It further states that the minimum basic wage of the seamen before consolidation of salaries was $27
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    Drives Bus Into Bridge
    68 3 SHORTLY utter midi yesterd-S the police lei I c European who n__ drivei i b belonging to Benf Li n Bus C>into Anderson Bridge An employee >,'' tne ■mpan.v. said that while on dut) tl Wa company, terminus at Be > H > id. ill" Vi
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      701 3 VlhlflADfmDWP MTrr:age B-oke: 11 a.m., 130. 4., I m I 11.1 II 4 I ftna **m-****t**m*tm*mJr*\JM\M!!, 6.45 and BJO lpoh. Kuala Lun I DIARY CAPITOL: R_r. t■. < N'-.tonous and 1. \\i. _r_T Walcntt M-iM Fight K'lanta Kuala Lumpu 1151 X.M.C.A.: Ma. ay md < immercial na m 145 4
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    The Fight Bach
    759 4 IS Communist hordes swept down from Manual ;a to the southern border ol China during 1948 *mci IMS t.v C>...:.> P af b I.< I I ffort I m the Red tide. fhe not co-operate whi arted- th Urn Nal t G v- oment m blocking the
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      Evils Of Paternalism
      794 4 Sir; Mr. Josey m his letter of Oct. 6 quite correctly points out that I give no reason for my dislike of paternalism m industry so if I do show its connection with paternalism m socialist politics my point, may become a tittle more clear. If a
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      'NO CAUSE FOR ALARM'
      401 4 Sir; With reference to the article '"Does not see eve to eye on MCA-UMNO Sweep". we do not know i! the majority of the Chinese share the opinion. If they do, then it's clear that the NICA is building its political strength through the lottery. The
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      UN General Assembly Begins Tomorrow
      326 4 TPIE greatest diplomatic show on earth opens tomorrow morning at the shiny new United Nations Headquarters m New York when delegates from 60 countries gather for the seventh regular session of the United Nations General Assembly. The Assembly will provide one of the toughest tests
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    Malayan Terrorists Get Supplies Of New Arms Prom Unknown Sources
    1187 4 Malayan Terrorists Get Supplies Of New Arms Prom Unknown Sources THE must difficult military problem of the ComHiunisl armed bands m tlie jungles of Malaya is the Supply and replacement ol arm and ammunition. Where they are obtained has never bees satisfactorily explained, and it is understood that most recovered
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    New Agency To Speed Work On A-Weapons
    178 5 New Agency To Speed Work On A- Weapons U AMIINGTON, Oct. 12 (UP)-The I nited States Arm. has set up a new agency to speed the developmen, ol atomic weapons and guided missiles for use by combat ground troops uy Li U» Collins. Aimy Chiei of Staff aid th*! n
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    A'Blast May Lead To Row
    62 5 A 'Blast May Lead To Row OX Oct. 12. Bello I mush- free il throat uranium beS tea and OB :al said con- ahle ■ye are let it hap- a m a wise tha lan U atomic B atomic a. D refthat and her ion on a isi& If this
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    Mr. Aw Boon Haw In Bangkok
    9 5 Mr. Aw Boon Haw In Bangkok I! I merch-
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    Supersonic Bang Jars 2 Counties
    107 5 LONDON, Od 12 (AP) A British jet plane crashed through the sound barrier iy with an earth jarring it a hich sel earth- quake scare m two counties, j Frightened suburbanites on the North Xi and S trrey bord- i f< verishly jammed telephone imes
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    White Settlers Rush For Arms
    185 5 NAIROBI, Oct 12 (Renter)— A panic rush for Q rearms started among white settlers lure yesterday because police believe the currenl wave o£ murder, rap*-, arson and cattle-lifting by the anti-white Man Man terrorists lias yel to reach its peak. A new feeling of fear
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    Memorial Fund Tops £230,000
    82 5 I OXDOX. Oct. 12. (Reuter) —More than £230,000 has been contributed m the first week of the fund to create a memorial to King George VI. The appeal was launched last Saturday by Prime Minister Churchill and during the week large and small donations have been
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    Few US Employees In UN Fired—Lie
    46 5 Few US Employees In UN Fired Lie NEW YORK. Oct. 12 (Reuter)—Mr. Trygve Lie Secretary General of the United Nations, m a statement today revealed that some American employees of the United Nations had been dismissed by him m accordance with officia] United States security regulations.
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    Fifth 5-Year Plan
    36 5 MOSCOW Radio announced yesterday that the Communist Party Congress has unanimously adopted the fifth Soviet fiveyear plan covering 1 9 ."> 1 1 9 ."> f j as presented by the State Planning Commission Renter
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    Grocer, 3 Children Murdered
    155 5 CHESTER (California), Oct. 12, (AP).— The three small children who accompanied Gard Young on his weekly trip to the bank were found yesterday m the boot of his car beaten to death by a robber. A fourth child, found covered with blood, was reported 'm fair
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    Lutherans Will Work In Malaya
    115 5 SEATTLE. (Washington), Oct. 12 (UP):— Delegates to the 18th biennial convention of the I United Lutheran Church of America yesterday voted unanimously to begin missionary work m Malaya. With regard to missionary movement m Malaya tlie delesates specified plans calling for immediate assignment of missionaries
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    French Start Land And Air Drive In I-C
    127 5 HANOI. Oct. 12 (UP)— I French land and air forces took the initiative m a doublebarreled offensive against Communist Vietminh rebels on a highway lead. ing down from the Red Chinese border and m the rice rich Red River delta south of
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    McGrigorln Korea
    32 5 SIR Rhoderick McGrigor, British First Sea Lord, landed at an airport near Eighth Army headquarters ia Korea festerdav on bis fcour of British military Installations m me Far East. Reuter
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    PEACE RESTS ON ANGLO-US UNITY
    440 5 Russian Snares Are I~\ 1 _i _r •Tf _r Doomed Churchill terH SCARI OR OUGH, Oct. 12 (Reuter)— Prime Minister Churchill yesfo, a ou A nd U P the Conservative Party's annual conference with a pat iw Anglo-American unity and a slap for the former
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    No Warning Against UK
    72 5 WASHINGTON. Oct 12 (K. uteri— Mr. Michael McDermott, the State Department'- spokesman said yesterday: "It is not true" that the United States had warned Australia that the Pacific Pact would be abandoned if Australia and New Zeal an d jointly demanded Britain's admission to it. This
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    UK Exports In Sent. Were Higher
    140 5 LONDON Oct 12 The Board of Tra le jrestei laj announced that Britain's provisional exports m September amounted to 6,200 It said that although September exports showed a:, increase compared srith £180,800.000 m A tgu I the daily rate of export fell by one
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    44 5 photo. A WHITE evening dress (left) by Worth of London is seen at the Itoyal Festival Hall m London. With it is shown an evening dress m three-colour ribbon taffeta by Mary Black. They are seen at a preview of Coronation Year fashions. AP
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    30 5 pllOln A CORONATION mli,- hs Peter Russell is pictured al the Royal Irsm.tl 1I„II m London Ifte rate h i<m It is seen .tt preview nf Coronation Ifeaf fj.sli.ou*> AP
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    Dr. Sempill Weds Ex-Housekeeper
    70 5 ABERDEEN, Oct. 12, (UP) —Dr. E Forbes Sempill, Who i ame a man only 31 days ago. informer housekeeper on Friday night m a secret ceremony. The man who had beeu a woman named Eliza I eth t 39 of his 40 years took as his
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    US Will Ask UN To State PoW Policy
    200 5 NEW YORK, Oct. 12 (AP)-The United State, will seek a United Nations declaration of policy on the I Korean prisoner-of-war issue, but will oppose any effort ito transfer the Panmunjom armistice negotiations to Xew York, a U.S. delegate said. j Ernest Gross.
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    Unite, Turn Guns On The Tories-Attlee
    107 5 Unite, Turn Guns On The Tories- Attlee 0 I, Mr, Cli tn of the B tei Sues to stop ti.eir ta I turn j guns on my not their friend Addressing a party r j here Mr At i i the existence of a part) a Lthin party > separate
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      31 5 FjKs^P SLUGGO- A STOP HANDLING I WISH I COULD 11 |Mr E2 If fTTI PUT THAT I THINGS WHILE I'M KEEP OUT OF KJLuJ.NCy Pt:L^| *fe [WVp 1 DOWNj^ TROUBLE r—^^
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    Large Business Transacted In Industrials
    645 6 Large Business Transacted In Industrials By A Market Correspondent MALAYAN market, enjoyed a week packed with intereat m which very considerable business was written m industrials and a satisfactory volume maintained m tins. Transactions m loans were limited ami m rubbers most meagre. After dealing m Nigerian Tin shares tor
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    The Week's Business
    223 6 BUSINESS DONE OCT. 4—lo Industrials: Federal Dispensary $1 72k Fraser Neave $3 90 to $3 95 'cum all. Gammon $2 67_ to S2 72i to 5..70. Consolidated Tin Smelters _<> 6 to 23/6. Hammer $2 (io and $2,671, Malayan Breweries $4 70 Malayan Cement $1.13 to $118'
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      637 6 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland Sin h.miMo to. Angles AU American Canadian Cities; CHIN A BtAR 24/2. Oct 27/28 On 29 Oct/lNov 24Not CANADA BtAR 2./2f>Nov 27/28No~ 29Nov/l Dec 24 Dec fori particular, of Dry Cargo Deep Tanks and passengei ANGLO FRENCH BENDIXSENS LTD. 11l X Lumpur -Ml
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      673 6 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regular Sailings to China in** Japan from Singapore Port Swettenham Penan? Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan Du e Spore Due Penang From "Soocbow" Oct m Oct 23 Hongkong "Poyang" Oct 27 Oct 31 Hongkong Sails Sails Sails Penan-.- P. Sham Spore
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    43 7 photo. Stable Hack Silver (left) and a draught horse watch the two-year-old trials from the ringside at the Rosehery Racecourse, Sydney, New South Wales, on the hark of Silver are two Sydney apprentice jockeys, Ted Clarke, la. and Mervyn Mascord, 15 (Right) AP
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    WOLVES REACH THE TOP
    934 7 Down Cup Holders In Close Match LONDON, Oct. II: (Reuter) Wolverhampton Wanderers have taken over the leadership of the First League m English soccer as a result of their two goals win over Newcastle United, the cupholders, today. This win follows their victory against last season's
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    Rugby League Results
    87 7 LONDON, Oct. 12:— Results of Rugby League matches played yesterday: AUSTRALIAN TOUR: Warrington 10. Australians 34. CLUB MATCHES: Barrow 21. Leed* 4. Batiey 6. Featherstone Rovers 8. Bradford Northern 38. Wakefield Trinity 13. Bramley 0, St Helens 21. Castleford 10, Huddersfield 28. Halifax 42. Rochdale Hornets 14
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    RUGBY UNION MATCHES
    212 7 LONDON. Oct. 12:— Results nf Rugby Union matches played yesterday COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP .MATCHES: Devon 12. Gloucc_ier_hi:_ G. Leioesfc .shire 6 Warwickshire 14 Northmidland. 8. Eastmidlands 13. CLUB MATCHES: Blackheath 0 Newport 22. Harlequins 11. United Services Portsmouth 6. London Scottish 0, Rosslyn Park London Welsh 21. Old
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    Drobny Beats Tony Mottram
    197 7 LONDON. Oct 12. (Renter).—Miss Angela Mortimer. 19--year-old Torquay player won the women's singles title m the British covered courts lawn tennis championships at the Queens Club, London, yesterday. She defeated the holder Miss Susan Partridge 6-3. 3-0. 0-3 m the final. Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt, beaten
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    Jovials Become Hockey Champs
    194 7 KOTA BAHRl 7 Sat.— ln spite of threatening: weather, a large crowd turned up yesterday at the Coorts ground, Kota Bahru, to watch Jovials beat the Casuals by four goals to one to win the Kelantan hockey league championship. Among the crowd was the Tengku Mahkota
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    Bobby Jones Gets A Heart Attack
    61 7 ATLANTA. Oct. 10 (UP)— Bobby Jones, a noted go suffered trom a heart tack early this week, it was disclosed today. His condition was reported as "fairly good." He i.s allowed not v: [tors. Jones had the a; tack j while he was on
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    JB Tennis Tournament
    305 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— I Owing to insufficient entries. i two events m the Johon i Bahru District Lawn Tennis Championship meeting which j began yesterday, have been eliminated from the programj me. namely, Ladies Singles and Mixed. Doubles. On Friday 18 ties were completed and the meeting
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    Keen Duels Seen In County Rug by
    363 7 LONDON, Oct. 11 (B«lter>— Three county cham pionsliip matches topped the Kugbv Inion programme today and all provided keen duels with the visitors winning- m two cases. The exception was Devon's 12 points (two penally goals two tries) to six (two j>enaltv goals)
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    Badminton Hall For Kajang Town
    139 7 Bad mint on Hall For Kajang Town KAJ G, Fri. The Lang.v Ba I nintoi A- 1 i i which was formed durii I_l f pi I tf this y<-.n npleted its first Intel I compet: m wh i the H.e Go-Ln •< v The Li R :ug team paled
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    Penang CRC Diamond Jubilee
    33 7 Penang CRC Diamond Jubilee Pi:: I n Club 1 brate its Saturd i bi i a Ti. C foui During eupal I as a Ctr i to all re nun to th. tern:.
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      322 7 SITUATIONS VACANT CENTRAL f CTKfI ITY BOARD onaaught Brid_c i st itton Klang. llopse shift Charge n foui vacancies. ting risis- bofii v. kei posse m SI an 1.- rbi n Room Shift r f our show < Mr::. and int Pn :ous ex- Sfc Cerl m for [>osts •:te
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      712 7 NOTICES -l 1 1 1 COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS (Wm particulars see Tender Room, firound Floor City ||„n> aECEETARyn CA» Suj •PI I y _|0 r 800 l 1000 pain ol Shoe BC pairs of Can- 1 I• pah ol CanSno< r the year 1951 Photograph f Citj irers <tc
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      660 7 NOTICT-: TO Bl _IJ)ING CONTRACTORS The Singapore City Council. m accordance with its policy to open the lists of Registered Contractor i annua v to aiiov. fre h ants to be conaidered, invites all Contractor: I NOT AT PRESENT ON THF REGISTERED LISTS, o an. to c City Architect Building
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    BAKAR GOAL GIVES SINGAPORE THE CUP AGAIN
    1742 8 BAKAR GOAL GIVES SINGAPORE THE CUP AGAIN SELL OUT CROWD All. eight thousand seats for the Malaya Cup Final here were sold out and there w.is a crowd of nearly '.000 Fans who could not uet admission to th«' came at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground. A black market in
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    Golden Boy Will light Jackie Bell
    65 8 Golden Boy Will light Jackie Bell GOLDEN Boy will neel J.icLu Bel] m a Special boat «»n Krid.ty m Ike proEnMUBM m whith Jim Woods ol Australia Meets l igiai iMneli Radrodro at tii:- Etappj \v<»rid Stadium. Pn BBOtei N>ne jresterda*" sigaed m> thf tv\o ighters l» roan, up oac
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    Bert Assirati Held To Draw
    104 8 B _SIH v an I Chic > er six tn >'■' at Happy Woi I Stadi flghl a gainst fi saw Assirati gve a tame displ iy igaii X R rpion tn his againsl Nature B »y, i km oked out i nt South At
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    Schoolboy Soccer Stars Thrill 7000
    309 8 NEARLY 7,000 fans packed the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday to watch a classic junior game played 22 "minature' soccer stars representing the Combined Singapoie and Johore Malays Schools. The game ended m a 4 2 win lor the Combined Singapore schools who lead 2—l at
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    Veteran Samuel Wins Title
    108 8 KUALA LUMPUR. SunVeteran A. S. Samuel today showed that ago has not afl'eeted his prowess and .-peed when he won Indo-Ceylonese men's singles badminton title beating F. I. Gonzaga 15— fi, 15 13. His wife Cecilia m an exhibition match beat Neela Ra.iaratnam 11 1. 11
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    Drawn Game Al Seletar
    133 8 CHANGI RAF (M) and Selatar RAF (M) drew one all m a friendly hockey match playei at Seletar yesterday. Seletar showed great promise m the Rrsl few minutes of play when from the right flank 2o yards out G. Singh initiated his usual combination with Ft.
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    Ampon, Brown Enter Final
    71 8 MEXICO CITY. Oct 11. (LP). 1 elissimo Ampon of the Philippines and American Noel Broun battled into the men's doubles finals of the Pan American tennis tournament here today with a <i__B 11 M. (J— 4. 4— S, 6 l victors over Americans Straight Clark and
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    U.K. SOCCER STANDINGS
    1093 8 LONDON. Oct. 12 fßeuter) Foot- I ba ii league Mnndins> after yesterday'! matches are: FIRST DIVISION Goals P W D L V A Pis j Wol\ erh.impton Wanderers 11 a 2 ***** 18 j Blackpool 11 8 1 2 34 18 17 Liverpool 12 7 3 2
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      72 8 __2___-___i HTH AND LAST DAY! Today: 3.13— (J.30— 9.15 p.m. Sampaguita's version of "THREE MUSKETEERS" m 100 MALAY DIALOGUE WATCH FOR "HUMLOG" BBHBB M_6o9 J > jQgTrjj^G[T_A^pHC^E DAILY TWO SHOWS: 330 7.30 pm. •MANAMAGAL"" (Tamil) starring X.S. Krishnan. T.A. Mathuram. Saha.sranamam and Lalitha Padmini |r_F®'V v 4b__i aßgsHa OPENING TO-DAY
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      192 8 father/, I 111 r #».v/ #If#f #f I ill >(»l L- STIRRING DRAM <H I Sll EARL) STAGES <M IHI Koin \N i _rfS^B^__£yx i _^8f ■■^gaaftMc u -v_^fe_y:v "One Minute To Zero I starring ROBERT MITCHUM ANN BI.VIH I Distributed by KKO RADIO See it Today for Toi**i*9rr*Bu men
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      42 8 !< I s^'^_9P^^%*^»' »_4~s*""*__ *ZZ22& m* AiS ffiM spo^l SINGAPORE kj Sll Lc 101 B SR c t IA ,1 SRCj D UA x rl 1 Serv cc v. :v I 1 Se* y. r SAFA Leojn j Socce ritea v. VJ I
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  • YOUTH
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      Masthead
      26 1 YOUTH ■"> A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH jEbmmLWßi V i VOL. I NO. 23 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      THAT LITTLE EXTRA!
      40 1 M\s\"t.*\i, DIRK IPX Ol FIRM: So >«>u want a j.»>,. Nad pea si\ '.uni'' hul commercial training? Well. vOiat are your qualifications, young man.*" M>_ 51 IKI R Oh Tin the fastest one-finger tvpisi m lawn. Sir!"
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      S'pore School Sets Lead In 'Character Training' Talks
      543 1 I llh hist -char 11lc 1 training week _pou I>.- (1 hs < i.in t.nz Seng s- baol has ken 1 mh t <-ss _U through this period, tin- '•>■» ho\s of the secondary '•s listened to BO less >i\ speakers uhu
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      SPOT THE ANIMALS
      463 1 '"puis week's contest, con--1 cerning animals, Is especially intended for 'Youth" readers up to IS years of age (and uot aver). Write your answers clearly on a separate sheet of paper and post it to The Contest Editor. Youth." C o The Singapore Standard, 1.8, Robinson Road.
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      DUKE OF KENT MADE ROYAL HISTORY' DURING STAY HERE
      672 1 THE Duke of Kent leaves Singapore tomorrow for Borneo after having had a very crowded fortnight m Kuala Lumpur, Malacca and Singapore. He will take with him happy memories of Malaya where he made "Royal history" by spending his seventeenth birthday
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      UK. YOUTH SEEK TIES WITH YOU
      250 1 t^ROM 80. BROWN of the •T School of Language and Method. FARELF. Ayer Rajah Road. Singapore; c o GPO Singapore, comes this letter to the Editor of "Youth." It is reprinted here m the hope lhat those interested m the project will contact him
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      It Was Youth's Day
      369 1 IEEEL our children ha\e been sadly neglected iv the Colony Swimming Championships results and I hasten to draw attention to their remarkable efforts. Agreed Norma was noticed but what about the other children? The successful swimming results of the children should not pass un -noticed for
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      One Gallon To Malacca And Back
      155 1 AIOST boys and girls are interested m motor cycles and a recent fuel economy test should represent a considerable saving m Socket money if they ever ad to pay for their own petroL The fuel economy tests of an experimental carburettor m a Triumph
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      FACTS AND FIGURES
      40 1 *|*im. salt m the eeeaa would povot the I ntlrd States vi h 4 layer a mile and a half 1 thick. SINGLE dandrlioo p\m*M may prodoc* aa *m»mr aa ■mmm seeds la a fear.— _L Alletaoa.
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      Are Teachers To Blame
      947 2  -  TODAK Hy For Pupils' Jealousies? 'WHY should Std. 9 students be jealous of Post School Certificate students?' The question was asked recent I v by a PSC student. Jealousy is very common among our boys am! girls. It causes a lot oi unhappiness. What arc it^
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      HEY! THAT'S MY FEED-BAG!
      103 2 HEY! THAT'S M Y FEED-BAG! Saucy blighters. They've got bristly hair, curly tails and voices which never stop squealing. All m all they don't look a bit like collie pups to me. Suspicious? You're telling me I'm suspicious! Can't never get any grub, that's why. Mum, who invited these greedy
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      CURFEW HOUR FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
      309 2 pROBABLY no family ruling is more griped about among boys and -iris than tlie family curfew hour. Let party plans be made or an entertainment be scheduled and the argument is sure to begin with the question: when should I come home? Most parents
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      500 MPH JET SCHOOL
      223 2 r rO boost training of jet-plane crew? without losing x valuable flying hours— every Come: taken off scheduled service for training purposes c&n mean a loss of 18.000 money-earning passenger revenue miles each hourBritish Overseas Airways are shortly to put their crews on a ground jet
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      First Aid
      68 2 Three guides and a scout— and the scout cried not because the girls were using him as a guinea pig to demonstrate first-aid hut because he lost a penny! Lucy Lim, Henry Chew, Eileen Jam and Connie Nicholas Cleft to right) gave a sketch entitled Tirst Aid and
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      MAY I HAVE YOUR... ...AUTOGRAPH PLEASE?
      155 2 MAY I HAVE YOUR... ...AUTOGRAPH PLEASE? "pOLLECTING autographs and insiriptions has become quite a rage among schoolchildren m Singapore" writes JOY BIENMING of the Chung Cheng High School, Singapore. "To start the ball rolling" he ton tinucs, 'the first page of an album— «*uch is the unwritten law must be
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      A PROMISING SCHOOLBOY SHUTTIER
      286 2  -  FRANCIS BOEY By IT was a most thrilling moment m Kiyear-old Chionh Chai Toan_ life when he played an exhibition match against Henry Ferreira. the Indian Thomas Cup player before Mdl of his school friends m the School's auditorium earlier this year. Youthful Chionh lost after
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      ODD SPOTS
      43 2 S. Robe: home and parents off on no *"< H< MER oj R i c. H S i REQUESI Staffordshire) old iady m S land. "Please send mt* and a half pounds of c; el. vo* keepers arc i what .-he v
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      YOUTH SPEAKS
      462 3 A 'University Week*? tresh o Ti Mi first in trus H m to i Kht to high nore portant roles as Krov th o! this country ition to a wl kn< some practical i ,i wor ]d ii n i SI nts 1 Union will be the thai
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      66 3 writes: "I would like to enter into correspondence wilh Singaporeans, such as Europeans, Malax s. Eurasians, Chinese and others. I am 5 feet 3 inches tall and my hobbies are: Classical ami popular music, singing, dancing and suinnning. I schooled m Djakarta ami an. now living m TgPinang. where I
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      SCHOOL CHILDREN REMEMBER THEIR DUMB FRIENDS
      293 3 (Top row left l: MaaeeCa for the ('an lug Seng School's tm m.tl lovers were a pair oi dragons uiio danced ..t the ix.t'l of the partj while the Colonial Secretary, Mr I Blithe (right) took the salute centre Participating m the mat h
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      PRIZE PETS ON PARADE
      177 3 VrORE than 2,000 members *I ol the Singapore Branch i Ihe \nun.ii I o*i tis' i eague paraded during the recent 'World Animal Day' at the .lalan Besar stadium. It win not altogether a day for dogs and cats only. Pets entered for competition included pigeons,
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      THEY'D LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU
      334 3 L'ROM Miss Anna-Maria I Braun, m Germany, comes tiiis request to "Youth": "Your readers young and old are cordially invited to write to me. if they wish to correspond with congenial Englishknowing friends m Germany. Every reader writing to me is at liberty [o
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      WAR ON 'VULCO'
      146 3 CLEVELAND, Ohio. (UP) J 2 Ruth Long, who is 11 but > c an author, is doing her best to combat the distractions j offered by a large family. < < plus the great challenge of < I spanning the universe and 100 years m an effort
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      VIEW POINT
      256 3 SIR Your "Youth" section leader-writer speaks of ragging which he claims is a tradition of historic academic centres. The sort of ragging practised at our University is unknown m a historic university, though ragging is, one understands a feature of American Universities. There is nothing exalted about it
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      COMMERCIAL TRAINING
      712 3  -  THE CHOICE OF A PROFESSION^ 3 AS THE products of Science and Industry begin to invade the Commercial Establishment, the need for more skilled men and women to manipulate the many machines and equipment of a well organised office becomes greater, so that today the stenographer and the
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      405 4 Tilt; SltlHl SO I AR: WiLSON, i 0 Be cc, boa K> tanker tht "Port Ot ■>„*,n d from I ■'i \m\ READ on I 111 next lew lavs were a F>u re jo> to Bill The _ea was rough moti-h for interest v*. Mini! discomfiture.
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      "TANKERS AWAY"
      251 4 OUGH B. had n ide i mental reserve on his lay to 'ake everything th »t Perkins tc d him with a pinch ol s he fe I v. .i .i' east, -wine tm a ial lie said, and the face of the Mate thai nighl m the
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      FLED WITH BROLLY TO ESCAPE SULTAN'S WRATH
      234 4 IHiE a nhn i seems to be a i raileai affair, r> r r hid tartwlent history m Persia, ihirii the United St-ites. ted bad i 1 ;*J aftgmtMS Hii.iu-ay. iut t./u;liah wool sales-nan m Persia saw two slaves holding a largt umbrella
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      6-TRGUBLE BREWING
      195 4 te down the evenil IK six O'clock. A ute appendix. It. lucky we're near a rea ah port. We m pi tbly keep him nig tnd he can inded the mori g luck." Damn shame lor the lad." l>: »ki' m tin- Chief, "only Hi- 1 out of
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      Sport Plays Important Role Tn
      796 4  -  'VOY AGER' By Aussies' Lives A USTEAUA has a population rt. of 8. million people and In size is about 8 million square miles or 34 times tne size of Great Britain. In Australia, education 11 compulsory for ah people up to the age 14
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      THE OLD CANYON WHERE NATURE CARVED COLOURS
      595 4  -  IDA SMITH 'I TIE oldest known rocks x today m the world rathe seen m the bottom of the Grand Canyon m Arizona There are other p a i where An neon rocks have been found, but the Grand Canyon is- the only
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      METAMORPHOSIS
      68 4 TWO lutle chOdren band i?i hand Went wandering through a /airy a ti d O/ hap'nets m the priaf ASD summer dad ..•< '<*«•_ botrer.. Saw them amidst the coloured ftotoere Jn wedded lover s bliss AXD m lhe autumn oi the t day The lovers stood wUh hair
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      Royal Pageant
      54 4 R oyal Pageant 1\ llf 1 three _4hci Kuiflito. he .lands lioldiiii' «>*e Caiiopv of cddeii rloifi «»*er thr Queens tie ad m thr coronation rh»lr and anointed with boh oil Colour.: < -P«. red white ribbon.; rlo»k. edfced Wne velvet, while Mtjaluied: red ribbon »crooi >wjn _r okoeei KNH.It
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        123 4 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY POPS.SE Jjftg r MEP&gMlSSiOM ""(A PtCMlC LUMCH tS A/SOBE EUMjj^^- I B6<ktJ4G >bu Vf(B I CAM M£ Ak)' <--£, c 1 [~~Z? AM U I'LL PUT IM EWOUfiM I OOTX \&>Tr k^WOW MUO4 Yg /S^NiDBVTo; CDCkET--- S kf^fOUZ ROCKET 16
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