Singapore Standard, 3 November 1952

Microfilm: NL2285
Total Pages: 12
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard Ji X VOL. 11l NO. 124 MONDAY, KOVEMBER 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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  • Article
    MILLIONS PAID TO REDS
    306 1 Justice Douglas Tells Of Bandit Tax In Malaya NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (Reuter)— Justice William O. Douglas said today that all talk of British "colonialism, exploitation and imperialism" m Malaya "is nonsense." This year, he said the guerillas would get about 10 per cent of the
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    MISS C.S.C., 1952
    43 1 photo JENNIE TAN If -year old office worker who won the "Miss < S( l"'."i_" title at the Sint;i pore Chinese Suinimni; (leh fun lair jH._ltrt._l Tbe judges were unani nvous m their selection from I<> aspirants to the Standard title.
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    Fusiliers Nab 61 Suspects
    16 1 Fusiliers Nab 61 Suspects Mau a .lies day. this un i 15 long evid r I
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    Durness At Bt. Serene
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    Blast Kills Two
    26 1 TWO PERSONS were killed snd another wis ierl i \s\y inlured early yesl m_ •> l shell explosion ai Dulag, on Lcjta liiand.- A.P.
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    'Reluctant' Men's Bitter Pies. Battle Nears End
    476 1 NKW YORK, Nov. 2.— Americans so to the polls on Tuesday to elect a 88JCCC-3T to President Hairy Truman. For this highest office m the land they will name eithei Mr. Adlai Stevenson, Democrat (iovernor of Illinois, or Mr. Dwight I Eisenhower. Republican
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    DIXIE IEE DIES
    61 1 photo. MRS. DIXIE Lee Crosby, 40 year old wife of crooner Bin.; Crosby, died m Beverly Hills. California on Saturday after a long illness. She had a serious relapse week a*4o. Last Monday Mrs. Crosby was baptised into the Catholic Church. A day later she sank into
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    Reds Lose 1 Division In 20 Days
    81 1 TOKYO. N 2 -A gigantic Communis! artillery irtar fire, believed to be -he heaviest since the Kore 9 v >egan, drove ot! p( regain the [Sniper's Ri dge this il A ies pported by ink and mortar were reti eat 1(0 p.m. ittles
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    Standard Time
    20 1 I K< >NG returned IO i me for the winter today. Plane schedules tack ii our A. P.
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    Ship Refloated
    17 1 THI vi ship Toledo ited m the early he its 4 at Karachi A. P.
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    Two More Reds Killed
    86 1 TWO MORE >rists have been killed by Security Forces m the Federation. The kills include one terrorist eliminated m the Yong Peng-Paloh Road action m Johore <>n Saturday when 20 armed Communists attacked a police party. The other was killed m the Siak area of Perak
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    Kuan tan's First 2 Blood Donors
    90 1 KUANTAN, Sun.— The first public demonstrati >n of b100d- ing m this to** n J m>k place Jn the Padang yestefday afternoon when an officer ol the Department of Agriculture, Che Abdullah bin Awanghol, and a Chinese timber worker, Mr. i« Man Seng, each
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    New Red Bomber
    26 1 New Re d Bomber NEW Ru-sian bomber <*' the livi'siiin type was recently sighted '*i the Korean front, according to a local news agency. A. F. P.
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    Latest Typhoon
    33 1 THE latest se is inal tj P > m the Pacinc with winds up to 125 miles an h >ur wis .or ited T.vi miles n irthwest _1 U..um fuiy yesterday.- A.P.
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    DEADLY ROCKETS SEEK PREY
    69 1 Anyone of the rockets is considered capable of knocking out the largest bomber ever built. The jet-powered Starfire flies almost automatically m pursuing and attacking its target. In foreground is a camera plane. AP Photo. A SPLIT second after being unleashed from the nose of a
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    Four Bomb Outrages
    55 1 Four Bomb Outrages TUNIS, Nov. 2. (Reuter).— Several explosions were reported m Tunisia yesterday. One bomb partly wrecked an office m Tunis. Three explosions were reported from Sousse. The first bomb went od' between a schoo' and an electrical plant. The second exploded beneath a parked car and the third
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  • Article
    Quickest Ceasefire In UN
    51 1 A SLIGHT fire, apparently started by a cigarette, broke out m the United Nations Political Committee m New York on Saturday. Nationalist China's T. F. Tsiang grabbed a jug of drinking water and put out the blaze, thereby bringing about the quickest 'ceasefire' m U. N.
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    —Shortest River In World
    56 1 People around Verona. Italy like to brag about their record breaking river. They claim it has tne shortest. name and runs the shortest distance of any river on eart It_ the Rt From its source on Mount Baldo to where It pours into Lake Garda, it
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    LIM SOO BAN: MR. AW OFFERS 50 P.C. GUARANTEE
    210 1 LIM SOO BAN: MR. AW OFFERS 50 P.C. GUARANTEE MR AW BOON HAW stated yesterday that if the creditors of ex-millionaire goldsmith Mr. Lim Soo Ban, would agree with his suggestion of accepting an offer of 50 per cent composition, he would undertake a guarantee that payments would be made
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    13-Nation Compromise Korea Plan?
    154 1 UNITED NATIONS, Nov (Reuter —Tbe thirteen nation Asian Aral) group m tiie United Nations is understood to bo planning a compromise resolution on the Korean question. The General Assembly's political committee now has before it two main resolutions on tiie subject. One sponsored by A.merii i
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    Tempier Ih On Right Traek, Says Faster
    359 1 AFTER a 2_-hour conference with the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Ternpier, the U.S. Deputy Defence Secretary, Mr. William C. Foster, is convinced the general is tackling the Emergency "shrewdly and with energy." Mr. Foster, who arrived at Kai lung Airport yesterday m
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    Don't Forget Your Fund
    102 1 THE Chri tma r i _y I"' md T Singapore Standard Ft* idto which so mai h a ready hai c contribute totals $4,505.51. He p you* Toy Fund to grow ai joy to the 1 sands of unfortunate I m this country. Cash donation to
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  • Article
    Shooting Accident
    60 1 PEACE DALE (Rh ide Island) Nov 2 (AP kti ■>** N;-. m. wife ol the British screen star, was struck yester- three ;penl brd while "she an I I I I were shool ng p ica anl One bu. en I hei i .-mt an and two stru
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    Mr. Stevens Is 'At Sea'
    91 2 MR. D. STEVENS, general secretary the Singapore I.aI Party who sent m his re- sig] d bsl Wednesday to I expe led" Chairman. Mr. I i Yew Hock, said yesterday tl d he had noi yet receive, a reply from Lim whether 'ms n gnation
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    250 OLD BOYS CELEBRATE
    76 2 MORE I i un 25 I o;d Boys ai d guests the 90th -i rsarj D iner and Dance ot S \i ews Old Boys Associati a he n the school on Saturday IU:. I present were the Bishop Singapore, Sii Han II Lim, Mr R.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    51 2 photo. F. Nicoll. Mr. L. C. Smith, one of the ooks" at the Hot Dog Stand at the children's party held at the Great World on Saturday m Singapore is seen mobbed by youthful customers. All proceeds of the party are to be donated to Stand ard the Poppy Day
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    DANISH PRINCE TO VISIT SINGAPORE
    261 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Danish community m Singapore are preparing for the visit of a member of the Royal Danish House. This Royal visitor, Prince Axel, is not to visit Singapore m his official capacity as a representative of the Danish Royal Family, but as
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    37 2 Photo GROUP of merry makers at the Hard Times. Ball at the American Club, Singapore on Saturday night are: (from left) Mrs. Gwen Day. Mr. J. Day, Mrs. Rose Papineau, Standard Aristid Pipineau, Pam and Jack Fairgreaves.
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    Peoples' Congress For S'pore Planned Aim Is Self-Government
    217 2 Peoples' Congress For S'pore Planned Aim Is Self-Government r Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Councillor Mr. M. P. D. Nair (Independent, South) is forming a new party called The Peoples' Congress. The object of the Congress would be the attainment of responsible self-government by the people of Singapore. He said
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    68 2 Photo Members of the Singapore i Traffic Police who carried i out escort duties during the visit of the Duchess of i Kent to Singapore, were thanked personally by the Duchess at Government House yesterday. Above the Duchess is seen speaking to one of the police outriders who accompanied the
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    48 2 photo. THE Duchess of Kent yesterday posed on the steps of the (.overnment House with the staff who attended her during her stay there. The (iovernor. Mr. J. F Nicoll, stands on her left and on her right is Mr. J. E. Farwell, Comptroller, (.over nment House. Standard
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    28 Give To Blood Bank
    65 2 TWENTY-EIGHT volunteers from RAF. Tengah gave their blood when tne Singapore B'ood Bank's Mobile Unit visited their station last week. Balance m the Bank up to Oct. 31: k o r p O A IV Alt' Total Donation received 51 Ti 17 8 111 Transfusion
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    Cabaret Reopens
    101 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE H ppy World i wet reopen ed on Saturday tight under a new management, with a record crowd attending Mr. Paul Carson, the new floor manager, told The Standard that there wen ovo 600 people present The cabaret has 140 hu>tesses and more are
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    Film Show On Electric Motor
    86 2 A COURSE of nine led ire illustrated by slick and fi on "Electric Motor S*le-'tion and Application" will Le be by tiie* Techn i 1 A i ciation of Malaya at the Sh< Theatrette, Collyer Quay, beginning tomorrow. The shows start at 7 pm. Admission
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    POSTAL NOTICE
    44 2 THF Director of Post Mr. W. A. Cooper, m a statement this morning states that *n<> Una! date of posting m Singapore lor parcels to the United Kingdom for delivery m time for Christmas has beta extended to Saturday, November 8 Photo.
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    Untitled
    31 2 UNDER the beard and headdress is 'Tiger' Scott dancing with his wife at the Hard Times Ball at the American Club m Singapore which was held on Saturday even- Standard ing.
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    This Fish Snaps At Anything —Even People
    319 2 This Fish Snaps At Anything —Even People Af ANY people hare had the decidedly unpleasant experience of being bitten by a dog. Very jew can claim lo hare been bitten by a fish. But being bitten by a fish and a ferocious one at that appears to be a common
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      194 2 I*4B-1952 IN ENTERIC FEY have prescru>*-d "Sl Anammim **e*mUit*a irial ***** uLesciny case- of pleasure fn saywu Ihtt its ?isc ha.c bee/j /rlced, and should hold Eti Cmous \vmes tn tlu I MR A intq Scn,o» Office, King>t.,n Jcmoicc Obtainable Bvetjwkere fm i DISTRIBUTORS SIN(.APORK tj.i'i fb.l F IKONG KON(.:
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    GOVT AID FOR KEDAH SMALLHOLDERS
    202 3 GOVT AID FOR KEDAH SMALLHOLDERS ALOR STAR. Sun.— The Government of Kedah is launching a scheme to assist smallholders m the state to replant and improve their holdings by giving them a free grant of $280 per relong. The scheme is known as the Smallholders' Replanting Scheme and owners of
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    Refused Shave, He Charges
    20 3 Refused Shave, He Charges BY (UP)— bar! ci Karl .norary I divi- Trade the i i :l h^; I h.ni
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    S.C JAILED
    41 3 SIM \a B >,-.- (22), a Special i >'•■ »i ib ai sentenced to 3 ths rig »i >us imprisonment dese IvJ p «1 while being a the Special don't ou try iched to the 9*h tnile Cheras Police station. I
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    52 HGs Finish Jungle Training
    242 3 I IFT Y -TWO Home Guards forming the first four operational sections of Home Guards for Penang and Province Wellesley have completed their training after l course at the Home Guards Training Centre at Sungei Dua, Province Wellesley Of the four sections, two are for
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    Malayasia Bible Body
    101 3 Malayasia Bible Body a MALAYSIA Bible Christii f iwship' sponsored by Bi-> ing Christians m Sing i*p *ha been formed and pted ■mn registration undei the S ieties Ordinance. The I i ing are on the jce rutiva tmmittee ol the fell > President: Rev. rimothy 1 Siang Hui' Gen.
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    5,000 Hear Templer
    10 3 5,000 Hear Templer rnment three nintoo raid serLhout out!__3S section
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    stabbing Victim
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    Woman Robbed
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    MR. J. Macartney
    26 3 Superintendent T Mac irtney. atthe Kajang Police left for the Unit* d leave P iice 1 J W B Rawang Poattached to Circle.
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    THESE WILL BE VETTED
    60 3 IPOH Fri. Applications for membership to the Malayan Chinese Association will m future by vetted by a sub-committee before they are approved. Such i committee was formed the third Working Committee meeting ol the Kinta B-anch MCA today comprising Mr. wu Kah Lim, Mr. Lav Pak
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    CYMA DIV. WINS HARIDAS SHIELD
    161 3 THK Catholic Young Men's Association Division won the annual Haridas Shield at the Inter-Divisional Team Competition Final oi the Ambulance Section of the St John Ambulance Brigade at the Happy World Stadium yesterday. Runners-up were the Kallang X i Division. The teams competed m nrst
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    C-IN-C AWARD
    25 3 A "C-in-C Certificate" has been presented to 28-year-old Sng Keng Soon, of Kuala Lumpur, who has been with Headquarters Malaya since January 1946.
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    Untitled
    21 3 Photo Members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade carrying out a stretcher drill at the Inter-Divisional Team Competition Final yesterda> Standard
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    43 3 picture. <\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W\\\\\\\\Y THE HIGH COMMIS- SIONER. General Sir j Gerald Tempier, present- 2 1 ing a diploma to Che 2 2 Idahan Othman Merican *J at the Technical College 2 Graduation Ceremony at J Kuala Lumpur on Satur- 2 Yong Peng Seong day.
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    Tamils Want Radio Probe
    111 3 THE Tamils Representative Council at its meeting on Saturday passed a resolution demanding the appointment of a commission composed of unofficial s to investigate into the affairs of the Tamil section of Radio Malaya. Singapore. Mr. G. Sarangapany urged that -it is high time the Tamil
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    Ramakrishna Mission Party
    52 3 THE Singapore Rama-Krishna Mission will hold a tea party today at 5.15 p.m. m honour of S W ami Madhavananda. Swami Omkarananda and Swami Yati s w a ra n and a, Swami Omkarananda and Swami Bhaswaranatida at H». Bartlev Road. The Commis-sioner-General. Mr. Malcolm MaeDonald will
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    5,000 See 'Miss CSC 1952' Chosen
    260 3 A CROWD of more than 5,000 people Pa<* c *S of club funds. Pretty Jennie Tan, 19-year-old office worker, won the judges' unanimous nod out of a total of 19 0r cs a C" became the first Muss C.b.<_. Second and third places went
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    Cashier's Case Put Off
    73 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The case against Chou See Keng. cashier of Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Johore Bahru. who was charged with cheating the bank of $1.237,--700. was postponed to Dec. 2. The prosecuting officer. Inspector Mohammed Shah, told the court that many statements, some running into
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    COUNCIL MEETS
    55 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A meeting of the Johore Executive Council was held at the Council Cltam b c r. Johore Bahru, today. The Regent of Johore presided at the meeting. In the afternoon Dato Syed Abdul Kadir. Mentri Besar, Johore, presided at a meeting of the State War
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    JB IMP Gives Voters 9 Names
    170 3 JB IMP Gives Voters 9 Names JOHORE, BAHRU. Sun! The Johore Bahru branch of the Indcpcnd-j ence of Malaya Party is the first m the field with the candidates it intends to nominate for election to the Town Council Johore! Bahru. Nomination Day is Nov. 5. Included among the randidates
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    Special Jailtd
    34 3 CHONG KIANG tnd Lee Ngee Siew were charged with being m possession of Chee Fah stakes at Nfo. ti. Jalan Tengah Kajang. Bail of $2000 m tw sui -ties k ls allowed.
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    Today's Power Cats
    320 3 SING \»*<M:i suhstationti liable to load shedding todaj DAI sniiil) iv i Kd., Be ii 'i Rd Odeon < Inema, klharabi i Raffle* Hotel, Boon Cal -i .M.jniiii'ii Rd., im~ .nil Pays Lebar Pomps, _ennetl Estate, Mi Pberson Kd Kirn iiiini mi Dnniuan mi 100 Cbiai Place,
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    Mr. J. Quits The T.U.C.
    164 3 MR. S JAGANA. HAN, <n Independent i andidate ia I to December Sty Coun< j b lion hu the South Wan. .1 re igne I from tlu- pod of i erai se< retary ol the Singap 1 0 Trade Union Congresi The 1 a ignal
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    Next U.S. President
    734 4 I AMERICANS will go to the polls tomorrow ar.d by the early hours oi November 5 (Halayan lime: Wednesday night), they will Know whether General Eisenhower ox Govern r Sievenson is to be thek next P" esidenl Thi campaign as conducted by each candidate has been [rora
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    STALIN'S NEW TACTICS
    864 4  -  EDWARD CRANKSHAW By THE Party Congress is over and the course of the Soviet Union has been set for some time to come. It was, m fact, set well before the Congress opened. There was no debating m the Great Palace of the Kremlin, no clash of
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  • We, the People
    • Letter
      Some Suggestions For The Chinese Dept
      437 4 Some Suggestions For The Chinese Dept Sir; The letter appearing m your issue of 27th October gives food for thought. Let us hope that we shall indeed learn from the mistakes of others as well as their good examples. Permit me to enlarge on two points which have been lightly
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    • Letter
      ExpulsionOf Mr. Lim'Not Unexpected'
      209 4 ExpulsionOf Mr. Lim 'Not Unexpected' Sir; The expulsion of the president of the Labour Party of Singapore, by the General Council, was not at all unexpected by those who have been watching its activities for the last few months. Those who have been criticising and agitating against the misdeeds of
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    • Letter
      SIT QUOTA URGED
      501 4 Sir,— The Singapore ImErovement Trust decided on a rilliant idea when it scrapped its old registers and invited the citizens of this Colony, to submit new applications for Trust flats. Readers of this esteemed paper have read a lot of the long queues and big rushes to
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      17 4 "Blimey! ever been passin' a school just as the kids were be in' let loose?**
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    • Letter
      Help For Chinese Student
      424 4 Sir; By publishing E L. Tan's letter m your popular paper on Oct. 27, you have launched a discussion which should bring forth some useful, constructive suggestions on this very important subject. With due respect to our learned Chancellors and professors and the members of the
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    • Letter
      LESSON FROM UK LABOUR
      92 4 Sir: T ot.) itarianism under the guise of a Labour Party of Singapore well, well, So the clique m 'he General Council has kicked BUI its President rather than have their policies examined m fair debate at a general meeting. The British Labour Party has its
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    • Letter
      He Can't Understand Wliv He Failed Test
      337 4 Sir— On Tue>tlay 21st October. 1952. I went to the Traffic Office for a driving test and failed tor the third time. In this respect. I am absolutely dis.satisHed with the manner m which the test was conducted and therefore it is my
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    • Letter
      'FLOUTING THE CONSTITUTION'
      168 4 Sir: I hold no brief for either Mr. Lim Yew Hock, leader of the so-called "rebels" or Mr. Peter Williams the leader of the so-called "loyalists." Both are responsible for the present chaotic state m the Labour Party. But as one who is still a loyal member,
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    £ REACHES PARITY WITH THE US$
    307 5 REACHES PARITY WITH THE US$ Comeback Due To Dry Up Of Cheap Sterling LONDON Nov. 2 (UP)-The pound Sterling has staged a comeback n 'uV^nd Lmooln Jlv marketS ond J°! thc fir *< 2 months ft has _^^J_^S_tr#_r IZLZT* thc official parity with the ay according to official reports today
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    Lyttelton Tours Kenya
    133 5 Lyttelton Tours Kenya NAIROBI, Nov 2, (UP) Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttelton here on an inspection mission toured some of the trouble spots oi the fanatical Mau Mau- sect yesterday as two of 14 Africans held m a Mau Mau murder confessed their guilt. Lyttelton visited Thika and Forthall districts of
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    King Hussein In Car Crash
    33 5 King Hussein In Car Crash (UP). f King H aki I o* a ac; I led lhe i leave itai y A a-,.-re be ia taking a riving friends itre party oc iirred.
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    TovnbeeCalls For NATO Federation
    127 5 NEW YORK, Nov 2. (Rev- ter) Professor Arnold J. i Toynbee, famed British historian, today called for speedy federation of the NATO nations into one political and economic i unit as the only chance to stave off a third world war. He said such a federation
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    Farouk 'Was Always In Debt'
    55 5 CAIRO. Nov. 2. (UP). Deposed King Farouk had an annual income of about £750,--000 per year but was always m debt, according to Ahmed Khahaba. administrator of the former King's property. Khahaba said this was because Farouk used to spend over £1,000,000 per year on
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    RAF Inspect ion
    39 5 LONDON. Nov. 2, (AFP). Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother ar.d Prime Minister Churchill as Honorary Air Commodores of the Royal Air Force, inspected their respee- live squa irons at the RAF station. Biggin Hill, Southeast England.
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    French Thrust
    40 5 SAIGON Nov. 2 (Router*— French Union forces thrusting into Vietminb territory m a b. r to cut key supply lines, yesterday reached th e Red River b:ink five miles .south of the vietnunn rear ba_e of Phu Tho
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    Tossed Anchor —And Caught Two-Ton Whale
    125 5 Tossed Anchor —And Caught Two-Ton Whale PEVENSRY BAY. England. Nov (UP) Vivan Ge!l. 42. a fisherman tossed an i anchor into the sea and caught a two-ton whale i Gel! saw the whale swimming close m the shore on i Friday damaging fishing nets. He picked up a 20-lb anchor
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    Gangsters Clash In London
    161 5 Gangsters Clash In London LONDON. Nov. 2 (Reuter) Police yesterday broke up a pitched battle between rival East London gangs believed to have started with a quarrel over candy ration coupons. The two gangs, one Maltese and the other British, used blackjacks, broken bottles and iron bars. About 30 men
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    US REDS CHANGE FACES
    173 5 WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 (Renter) Some of America's Communist leaders have used plastic surgery and changed their appearance to avoid detection. Mr. J. Edgar Hoover. Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, said last night. Others have changed their names, bases of operations and modes of life.
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    40 5 photo. Hollywood Actress Yvonne de Carlo arrives at the Empire Theatre, Leicester-Square, London, for the Royal film performance of MGM's musical "Because You're Mine," starring Mario Lanza. The Royal show was m aid of the A.P. Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund.
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    Sudan To Support West-E1 Mahdi
    194 5 Sudan To Support West -E1 Mahdi CAIRO, Nov. 2, (IT) Sudanese independence leader Abdel Rahman El. Mahdi indicated yesterday an autonomous sovereign Sudan would be well disposed toward participation with the West m a Middle East j defence organization. 1 The tall spiritual leader was interviewed before leaving for Khartoum
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    Queen Will Get Copy Of Historic Note
    124 5 Queen Will Get Copy Of Historic Note WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, (Reuter) Facsimile of a letter Queen Victoria wrote m 1865 to Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, expressing "deep and heartfelt sympathy", at tlie assassination of her president husband, will be presented to Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday. The presentation will be made by
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    I-C Plane Crash
    42 5 PNOM PENH, Cambodia, Nov. 2, (UP). A singleengined airplane belonging to one of Indo-China biggest rubber plantations crashed while landing on a roadway some 50 miles northeast of here yesterday. killing the pilot Jean Girard and injuring his passengers.
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    'Ocean' Ends Tour Of Duty
    57 5 TOKYO, Nov. 2. (AP) Brief deckside memorial services were held aboard H.M S. Ocean today as the British aircraft carrier completed its tour of dtity m Korean waters and prepared to sail from the Far East. The Ocean, commanded by Capt. C.L.G. Evans will be
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    Eden: Less Danger Of War Now
    141 5 Eden: Less Danger Of War Now HIGH WYCOMBE. Buckingharnpshire. Nov. 2. (Reuter). British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said here yesterday thai his visits this summer to Austria and Yugoslavia had the object of "filling up the defensive line as a deterrent to war He was speaking m -import of the
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    SA Abstains From Racial Issue Vote
    117 5 SA A bs tains From Racial Issue Vote UNITED NATIONS. Nov 2 (Reuter) South Africa yesterday refused to discuss or vote on a resolution or. racial discrimination on the agenda of the United Nations Trusteeship Committee. The draft resolution, from the committee on information for non sell-governing territories, asks the
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    UK Envoy, Naguib Meet On The Sudan
    174 5 CAIRO. Nov. 2 (Reuter) British Ambassador Sir Ralph Stevenson conferred i I h Egyptian Premier General Mohammed Naguib today for two hours and 40 minutes on questions on Anglo-Egyptian concern particularly the Sudan. General Naguib is believed •to have discussed with the Ambassador
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    Gable In Mau Mau Land
    49 5 NAIROBI. Nov 2, (UP) Clark Gable arrived m this land of the Mau Mau terrorists yesterday and found he was under guard Gab'.e came to make the film "Mogambo."- m which he will play a big game hunter with Ava Gardner as the costar.
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    Attlee's Sister
    32 5 TUNBRIDGE WELLS, England. Nov. (AP) -Miss Mary Attlee, mis ionary sister of former Prime Minister Clement Attlee, said today she plans to take residence shortly m an old people's home.
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    For The Crowning
    29 5 JAPAN'S Crown Prince Aidhito win represent Emperor Iliroluto at the coronation of Britain. Qiu Etiz ■>■ th 11 June Kvudo Mews Agfc.'icy I ard last night. A.P.
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    10,000 Jobs Less
    29 5 MORE than 10.000 government jobs have been wiped out m *he Conservative government's allOttt cc- ->n< > m.v move. Supply Minister Duncan Sandy. _uid yes- teiday.- A.P.
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    CONFIDENCE SEEN IN TINS
    500 6 Bolivia Move Boosts Market By A Market Correspondent DURING the week Malayan markets were quieter than for some time but a satisfactory turnover was maintained. Industrials continued to furnish the bulk of the business and prices moved narrowly and irregularly. Tins, with the odd exception, were
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    BUSINESS DONE
    212 6 Industrials: Fraser Sc Neave $2.50 and $2 45. Gammon «2.72 i and 52 75. Consolidated Tin Smelter Ord. 21/6 to 22/1* Hammer $2.62_ and $2 65, Hong- Kong Bank (London Register) £79J. Malayan Breweries $4.35 Malayan Cement $1 15 to $1.18. Malayan Collieries $1.52. Robinson Ord. $3.15 Sime
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    Siamese Tin
    116 6 Siamese Tin Syndicate Ltd: operated six dredges m Thailand throughout 1951 and one dredge m Malaya for 2k months, shoeing a profit after British pro-ts lax of £296.221 or 9/10* per sf are. Final dividend of 1/3 per share made a total of 7/6 d. per share for
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    Loan Mart
    33 6 In the 1 >.m mti ket several parcels of long-dated, heavily discounted Government and Municipal issues were placed. Also a transaction was recorded m the new Singapore Municipal Fives al 101
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    Sunderland Join Leaders
    901 7 Ford Almost Certain Choice Against England LONDON. Nov. 2 (Reuter) Welsh soccer selectors must have been satisfied by the form shown yesterday by Sunderland's Trevor Ford, who is an almost automatic choice to lead the attack against England at Wembley on Nov. 12. Powerful shooting brought Ford
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    31 7 Tlie finalists of the Nee Soon Garrison Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament, Major and Mrs. King, Mrs. Qnaltrough and Lieut. Hales. .Major and Mrs. King won m two straight sets. 6-1, 6-1.
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    DADO MARINO FOR TOKYO
    52 7 HONOLULU, Nov 2. (UP)— Charles Dado Marino departs for Tokyo by air on Sunday nigh: for his Nov. 16, world flyweight title his first with champion Yoshi Shirai of Japan. Marino, former world titleholder, now weighs 118 lbs. and he said he expects to scale 115
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    KL RACE WEIGHTS
    469 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Further weights for Wednesday's races the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn Meeting are: CL. 1. DIV. SJ F. Zatopek (1. Star Chamber) 9.00 Pedometer 8.1 J Ladies' Flame 8.12 Tudor View 8.11 King's Rhapsody 8.09 Theatre 8.08 Magic Oak 8.87 Indelible
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    UK Rugby Results
    285 7 UK Rugby Results LONDON. Nov. 2. (Reuter) Yesterday's Rugby Union reI suits were First Welsh international trial: j Reds 11. Whites L 6. County Championship: I Cheshire 18, Lancashire 13. Notts. Lines Derby 9. North Midlands 14. Yorkshire 11. Cumberland and j Westmorland 6. Club Matches: Guys Hospital 5, Old
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    Scorpion Puts King Kong Out
    105 7 KING KONG was knocked out m the fourth round of his fight with Red Scorpion, the masked wrestler, at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday night, after the. Scorpion had given the Hungarian a hard chop at the back of his neck. Bert Asseratti won
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    BILLIARDS CHAMPION ARRIVES
    195 8 BILLIARDS CHAMPION ARRIVES AMATEUR World Billiards Champion since 1936, Bob Marshall whose unofficial highest sinijle breik stands at 1.156, arrived m Singapore by Qantas aircraft from Australia for a series of exhibition matches. Bob. middle-aged md a dry. leaner nun- hair- dresser by profession, will stay m the Colony until
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    Marciano To Keep Title For 7 Years
    173 8 Marciano To Keep Title For 7 Years DES MOINES, li. a'?). Jack Dempsey predicted that j Rocky Man-Li.".-; v.i.' Ivt'jl his new heavyweight title i'or seven years. i "If Marciano can get by Jersey Joe Walcott In their return match, wh e'se is there to beat him.'" Dempsey asked. "There's
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    BOXER LOSES EVERY ROUND
    93 8 HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 2. (AP) Jackie Blair. Texas featherweight champion, scored a technical knockout last night over Jimmy Savala of Los Angeles m the eighth round at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Savala. 133_, fo.ight only m spurts and repeatedly was straightened up by the rights and lefts of
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    Crowd Were Disappointed
    72 8 PENANG, Sun. A large crowd who turned up at the Victoria Green today to witness the Victory Cup soccer final replay was greatly disappointed for the Ramblergave the Chinese Club a walkover. The Chinese Club thus retamed the cup as they were champions m this competition last
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    Perak Outclass Penang By 6-1
    379 8 PENANG, Sun. Three quick goals netted during the last three minutes of play enabled the Perak "A" team to beat Penang "A" by the wide margin of six goals to one m an Inter-State hockey match played on the Hospital ground this morning. With today's
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    SPORE YACHT CLUB BEAT H'KONG AGAIN
    170 8 SPORE YACHT CLUB BEAT H 'KONG AGAIN HONGKONG, Nov. 2 (AP)— Crews from the Singapore Yacht Club won all three main events, the sculling pairs and lours, m a regatta meet with Hongkong oarsmen this weekend. Competing organizations were the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club, the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, the
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    Tigers Win
    31 8 MACAO, Nov. 2: (Reu-ter-AAP) Singapore's touring Tiger football team beat th e combined Macao XI by two goals to one. Halftime score was 2 o m Singapore's favour, am
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    Thomas Cup Stars Shine
    271 8 ONG POH LIM and Ismail bin Marjan, the Malaya Thomas Cup doubles combination, made an impressive appearance m the opening rounds oi the Singapore Badminton Association senior championships yesterday by beating UsefuTs Lim Kirn Choon and Tan Chin Guan 15—2, 15—2. Poh Lim. Marjan were as
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    Pirates Chief Gets Award
    64 8 DAYTOXA. BEACH. (F'.ori- da). Nov. (AP) Bianch Rickey, who brought the first I Negro" baseball player into the major league-, yesterday re- eeived a Doctor of Humanities degree from Bethune-Cook College. Rickev now general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was with tlie Brooklyn Du.: j i
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    U.K. SOCCER LEAGUE TABLE
    1091 8 LONDON. Nov. 2. i Reuter).—Fool ball league standings alter yesterday's matches were: ITRST DIVISION' Goals P W D L F A Pts W hampton W. 15 8 4 331 23 20 Sunderland 14 9 2 3 23 18 20 Liverpool 15 8 3 4 27 23
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    EX-CHAMP STAGES A BIG COMEBACK
    503 8 THE THREE month long Singapore Table Tennis Association tournament ended at the SBA Hall on Saturday night when seven finals were played. Fans saw the return of a 1948/49 singles champion, Chua Kirn Hearn, who won the men's event and m the women's singles, schoolaid
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    Todays SPORT
    16 8 Todays SPORT SINGAPORE mo fity oj I ntG.H.Q nFor.-. tUy-Sk* RUGBY S Sooi Garriso {Harrison: I
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    TABLE TENNIS CHAMP WEDS
    12 8 HIROSH s women's tab!< 1 0-;.ka office Kiyok
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      31 1 YOUTH t_Wf\ p r i emmmmmamsaMB^assasssm s WSJ!S^M__wk)^f< :^_T >W M WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH IS^mmWmmWsmm NO. 26 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      JAPANESE YOUTH SEE NEW VISTAS
      777 1  -  PATRICK O'DONOVAN By Full Of Confidence In Their New Role The Citizens Of Today Are Planning For The World Of Tomorrow DIM. ■aTai Un hij-h >i.< all] tiled t,. h__ University, red coldly. ti. prrform i am «ntion;il al minor His I I care' a
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      Undergrads Move
      146 1 d undert*ra- l/m--moved into .it Peiadefreaa Kandy from Colombo. i the ieece I «boraI -nnd new are com mk* i** ■dl I Mow (batten had his headquartei ia commander s '\c a- taken m. nv jrears ago but it was the and magi nal ion of Sir Je
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      A Word From Gran'pop
      42 1 GRANDFATHER Dwiubt David Eisenhower, and not the five star General, has succeeded m coaxing a smile trom Dwight David 11. General Eisenhower's son. John, a Major b tne I nited States Army, is the lather ot fyeußg Dwight.
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      Don't Revise Haphazardly
      668 1  -  TUTOR SAYS. OVEMBEK. the dreaded month of exan.M_at.Q-S, is here and mere than a quarter million boys and girls, both m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya, are now burning the mid night oil "mugging Tee Irst ot these exami itions is tbe Singapore Education Department's Standard
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      'TAIN'T.MONKEY BUSiMESS!'
      12 1 'TAIN'T. MONKEY BUSiMESS!' v Coo Look what education's done for him n
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      WATER CAN WARD OFF A BOMB
      427 1  -  Julia W. Wolfe By VV HIN you go swimming m the mean and slap the water forcibly with your hands, or take a back dive from a pier and land squarely on your back, you begin to realize that the unstable liquid otters not
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      When I Go ShOpping
      157 1 1 short. When I _o shoppmt: al the porl. I'w shopping 1 1 tr Si-i<i and Brother lo do, \nd for Had. lor Minn and ror Untie loj. too I. tun to X" dou n (lie liim* ol k e.ps. Ana make a pun hase different
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      STRAIGHTEN THIS UP AND WIN FOUR PRIZES
      310 1 «TLTG Idl I A ASN LTLIODTOGREST" "YOUTH" readers have written m asking for something "different" m contests this week, s> our Contest Editor is answering 'their requesi by producing a word jumble which you are asked to unravel into a readable sentence. Oh.
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      YOUTH'S" WORDJUMBLE COUPON
      55 1 Adams, J-»hn Qeincy Adams and Tyler. 7— Grant B— Wilson 9— Taylor. 10— Jackson and Johnson. 11— Tinman 12— Madison Monroe. Buchanan, Polk and Garfield. n— Van Buren. 14 Harris 15 Jefferson. 16 Hai rison M« X and Tail 17— Arthur. 18 Roosevelt 19 Film c 20—
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      BIRTH OF A NEW DAY
      132 1 AURORA :</>-toc-s to the land, oj Leal, And .sights low Sei tOOJI m her flight. She kisses sof. ihf sleeping Earth to heal The wounds it underwent, the dreary Night. When lo' the golden eye oj heaven peeps. Through curtains thin, of mis* end mountains
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      Musical Evenings
      374 2  -  JOGINDER SINGH By MELODY MAKER STEPHEN CHIN of Westbiads School. Penang. giv ing a piano recital m Kirkby. I NFVFK know that Malaya had such talent This was the remark made to 1 me by an English lady teacher at a recent piano recital by Stephen Chin f
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      A STRONG PUSH AND DOWN HE GOES!
      1105 2 A STRONG PUSH AND DOWN HE GOES! ft HOOO! Whooooh!! A cold night wind whistles round your ioneiy house and creeps m at the windows. Things r c and move quietly. Something creaks on the stairs. That ia the time when you-thiiik of ghosts— is that a white fate -taring
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      BULL'S EYE!
      73 2 BULL'S EYE! NG SEOK CHOO, a pupil of the Methodist Girls' Afternoon School, shows the style which won her second place m the archery competition at the school. Annual Athletic Sports recently. Though archery is as old as man can remember, it is still a comparatively new sport m Malaya.
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      DEEPAVAII IN KIRKBY
      515 2 Kirkby newsletter. r rHE Indian and Ceyloncsc students cclc_rueu Deepavali L on Friday, Oct. 17. A grand dinner, prepared by the students, was held m the evening. We were privileged to have with us Mr. L. I. LEWIS, Deputy Director of Education. Federation of Malaya. The Principal
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      Lovgh Ah With Fun
      287 2 TTELLO. boys and girls, life is funny if you look at it from the Right Angle. Like the day I walked into a Big Business office. "How many people work here?", 1 asked the Director-General-in-Chief. "Oh, about half, I guess", replied the Mighty One. Then there
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      "Sherwood Forest" In Singapore
      211 2  -  FRANCIS BOEY KLJDKLDF ARCHERY as a sport is fast booming popular m Singapore schools and the honour o_ being the first school to state an archery competition at their annual athletic meet goes to the Methodist Girls" Afternoon School, Singapore. This competition not only attra U
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        78 2 [the TousHEsrmc:] \v\/^l y wxM W^ THAWS MOM" IHE HA/t\ \WWtfl ME BSEN LOOMING FMMAR& j M*~l M-'.Q TX:: TO THIS MILO EI/ER SINCE j _t<^ OUR GAME. /f^\ J'- j v\&f:Ji\-'< J /^IKNOtf VQu7iitf%^\ I /wZ °a THE DELICIOUS IR ?I 'K> -**> Jl CHOCOLATE A&Jf+\ 4)** M X
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        Students' Federation
        534 3 tbe University 0 m- y Union for the b itial < :htv have displayed I *cc Pun Ma ayan Students 1 Federation Thougb it took 'ne pioneer- nearly three d.i.avan Si ident* organ. t .ta_. going been worth it. i is sufficient auae tc be iub ant ai
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      This School Follows The 'Golden Rule'
      847 3  -  FRANCIS LEE Report By oath' Correspondent "POLLOW the Golden Rule" is the motto of the Singapore's Anthony Koad Ciirls" Afternoon School And it can really he said that the girls and teachers of this regional school are following the golden rule of keeping up
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      A Knowledge Of English Is Most Essential
      946 3  - A Knowledge Of English Is Most Essential DEMI TASSE By ••I7VERY Teacher is a teacher of ENGLISH". This is the considered opinion of leading* educationalists of not only Malaya, where English is a foreign language, but also of those veteran school masters m England who certainly know what they are
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      "Tankers Away"
      885 4  -  Paul Minten "_^^B^S^Sgg»^^^^»_r^l-^\^^~^-— ***^mmmm^mmW '=%_^^_ess^___P 9-"FETCH THE MATE" AN EXCITING NEW SERIAL Tilt Si OKI. SO t.\H: Hll.l. WILSON, n **otrmp apprentice, fcaj joined hit (Ffrsl .^<ip a tnriker. the "Port Oj Spa bound r, r r I h 'aptah U a nolorkwj j nlcardand teiuion mountJ tfcc
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      THE 'WESTERN GATEWAY TO AMERICA'
      585 4  - THE 'WESTERN GATEWAY TO AMERICA' VOYAGER KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOUR— 4 BY 'PHE first sight of San A Francisco made a very favourable impression on me. It is a really beautiful sight as you fly over tbe harbour. I s aw the famous Golden Gate bridge, the longest •ingle spaa bridge
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      GLB Shows Its Pacos
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