Singapore Standard, 15 December 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
Total Pages: 16
1 4 Singapore Standard
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Standard 4l^ fn^ «5— afsdjflkd MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    FIRE GUTS SINGAPORE SHIP
    431 1 Fou r Hu rt In 7-Hou r Figh t With Flames Standard Shipping Reporter A BIG crowd at Clifford Pier and the waterfront yesterday afternoon watched fire men fight a fire which broke out on the cocstcl freighter June, 312 gross tons, while she was moored
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    40 1 pictures. Firemen playing hoses on the stricken coastal freighter June Whi i h caught fire alongside a < Singapore wharf yesterday and burnt for more than seven hours (top): j and (lower pict ur c) j waterlxiat Daisy m action. Standard
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  • Article
    More US Arms For Indo-China
    98 1 Doc. 14. (UP). -High IS officials ricaa militan «Miuipnunt for the m brio-China is Bowinf to that >:ities than t*\ ei before. The ol mateas secret, said the I by the Vietminl nsive aint on the delivery of American to enjoy y Korean -c zone.
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    RI Wins HK Legal Fight
    6 1 RI Wins HK Legal Fight Manila
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    Bleeding Noses Aid Toy Fund
    76 1 PUPILS of Std. VII of the Government KnulLsh School. Port Dkksoo recently staged two boxißfi exhibitions m ;i"l nl The Standard Readers' Christmas Toj l-'und. The t.\<' exhibitions realised $127.15, earned by "the blood f our noses," and boosted the Fund to j ly» 1
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  • Article
    British Ship Chased By 'Warship'
    103 1 British Ship Chased By 'Warship' HONGKONG. Dec. 14. (UP). The 710-ton British steamer Nigelock was chased by 'a i unidentified warship" off the China coast near Foochow yesterda rding to a message received here last night. The message was relayed from another vessel. It is not known whether the ship
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  • Article
    Body Found On Penang Beach
    54 1 PENANG. Sun.— The body of a Chin ;se clad only m a pair <>i -hurts was found on the beach behind the residence o! a Kedah councillor m Northam Road this morning. It has not been identified. This is the second body to be found
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    Reds Executed
    26 1 FIVE more alleged Communists were executed m Taipei today. This brought the total of announced executions m Formosa to 59 since Nov. 26. I
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    Tebrau Water Supply On Test
    178 1 TEBRAU Waterworks is to be put Into operation toto and the treated water is being run to waste until proxed to be fit for consumption. Th ;i r ol x r work. c ped, and the second Stage Will be put mto effect time between
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    Allied Guns Crush New Red Attack
    91 1 SEOUL, Dec 14 (UP-AP)— Tough South Korean infantrymen crushed a new Chinese attack on the central fron 4 early today while the Communists mounted new blows m the western sector. The Chinese threw an estimated 200 men a; "Sniper" ridge, but Republic of Korea
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    ADOLPH GRAFF DIES IN US
    45 1 ADOLPH GRAFF DIES IN US PALO ALTO. California, Dec. 14 (AP>— Adolph Graff, 83, former Belgian Consul to Singapore and head of a real estate firm there died on Friday. Graft, who resigned from the diplomatic post last month, had come hero for medical treatment
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    Lim Soo Ban Dead
    52 1 EX-MILLIONAIRE goldsmith and pawnbroker, Mr. i-im So Ban (tH) who was adjudicated a bankrupt, as partner ot the Ban Shiew Pawnshop, by tne Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray-AynsVy m the bingapore High Court on Friday, Dec. 12, died at hi residence m Moulmein Road at 7.;<u
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    Ike Returns Home After Korea Visit
    110 1 EDWARDS AIRFORC: BASE (California), Dec. 14. AP)— President-elect Dwignt Eisenhower flew home last light from his momentous trip to Korea. He is due m New V rk later today. j -I have no formal statement to make at this time." he told nc'AMnen soon
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    London To Tokyo: 23 His. 53 Mins
    63 1 TOKYO. Dec. 14 (AFP)The British jet Comet airliner arrived at Tokyo International Airport today coverin" the 1,034 miles from London m 23hrs. 53min. flying time. The fust flight was made m July and the Comet shortened its previous flying time by some four
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    St Andrew's For Radio Link-up
    52 1 Standard Stall Reporter THE Standard learns that bt Andrew's School has beer chosen to represent Singapore m the Roimri-the-World Christ mas radio link-up for 1952. This radio feature which li a n annual affair enai al British Commonwealth coi n tries t 0 send Christmas
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    Couple Robbed
    42 1 CHINESE couple was robbed of a watch, a -old ring cash to the value of bu.h by two men near the Mount Emily Swimming Pool at mid'- night, Dec. L 3. One of the robbers was armed with a knife.
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    SUPERFORT DUE
    14 1 AN American Superfortress aircraft is due to arrive U) Singapore this afternoon.
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    PCADA Aids Loan
    19 1 PC ADA Aids Loan The Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association will mvi's 1 $20,000 In the F< Security Loan.
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    Unit Leaves Pusan
    37 1 THE Fifth Royal EnniskiV \'ng Dragoon Guard left Pusan yesterday for the I East aboard the troopshi] En pire Hallidale. The I i unit had served 12 month: and \'l days m Korea. Reuter
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    Plot To Steal Scone Stone
    162 1 LONDON. Dec 14 (AI) ~i Polity reinforcements rushed to Westminster Abbey last niiiht after receiving a tip I from Glasgow police that; Scottish nationalists were plotting araln to »f thenhands ou tbe Coronation Stone. Lirhts were on inside \ne Abbey All dons were closed. uniformed
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    Templer On His Way Back
    48 1 Templer On His Way Back THE High C General Sir Gerald TempW i leave London today by air t< return to Malaya. He has had detailed talks chiefs of the Colonial Office, the War Olli't and other G ments on the supply ol vehicles and armami Maiaya.- ReUter
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    33 Reds Killed This Month
    99 1 33 Reds Killed This Month KUALA U Mli 15 S«n. Security tones have killed 33 terrorists iurtag the lirst hull of December, wounded 18. raptured two. The November figures were 82 terrorists killed. II wounded, seven raptured and 19 surrendered Yesterday, 1 ity unit attacked i roi ist ramp m
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    Japs To Start Big Spy Hunt
    13 1 Japs To Start Big Spy Hunt ;yo, D 14. (11 j i j
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    Hu Shih's Solution
    15 1 DR. 11l SHIM m '1 t-i N til;!, i Chine I AFP
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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    P & T STRIKE BALLOT AVERTED
    279 2 P T STRIKE BALLOT AVERTED Govt. Agrees To Discuss Salary Revision Demand Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government yesterday made a successful eleventh hour bid to prevent some 400 clerical employees of the Post and Telegraph Departments from taking a strike ballot over their demand for salary revision. The P
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    Untitled
    39 2 photo. A SECTION of the 400 members of th f Post and Telegraph Employees In ion unanimously voting to reject Government's offer of a salary scale of $85/290 to clerks of the Postal and Telegraphs Departments as well Standard
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    Lichfield Boys Send Greetings
    200 2 Lichfield Boys Send Greetings Standard Staff Reporter GREETINGS m n the Anglican Youth o! England were received m Singapore when the Rt. Rev. Bishop of Lichfield handed a scroll to Mr. Phi'.ip Liau of the 7th Cornpa:!;/ Boys' Brigade. Singapore, at a special service at i St, Andrews Cathedral vester-
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    Boxing Conlest For Toy Fund
    160 2 ONE of tiit- fmtsi rxaniples, and there have been n:.m\ m tile dri\e tor thr Standard Readers' Toy Fund. u.t^ >et by the students ol St. VII of the Government English School, Port Dickson. last fortnight when they st.ij'd two basing exhfbiftions t<» help brins
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    Kroh WI Holds First -Meeting
    14 2 Kroh W I Holds First Meeting .1. c. H Instil t r a 100
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    Remission Of Tax Request Is Rejected
    118 2 Standard staff Reporta THE Singapore Government has rejected a reQuesi to consider making provision for remission of tax m special cases where lotteries ar« i ganised m aid of charities te i m the Schedule to the Income Tax Ordinance. The rejection is contained
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    New Church Is Blessed By Bishop
    160 2 PENANG, Sun.— A gathering] of about 1,200 people from all parishes, representing Chinese Indian Eurasian and European: Catholics was present when the new build ng ol the Church of St. Francis Xavier m Penang Poa^ wa" drearer! ooen by the Rt, Rev R. Olcomendv,
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    Corruption Held Due To Controls
    169 2 Corruption Held Due To Con trols THE number of controls a! a res\i!t of Government po and an extravagant standard of living aa c two of the*primary causes of corruption m Malaya The Bishop of S ugapore. Rt. Rev. Henry W. Baines. stating this m his letter m the latest
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    Nativity Play
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    Lych Gate Designed By A POW Is Dedicated
    198 2 Lych Gate Designed By A POW Is Dedicated IX A Modest little church a1 j Tanglin Barracks. Singapore, men. women and children of the armed forces. led by General Sir Charles Keightly, C-in-C. FARELF, yesterday bowed their heads m silent remembrance ol those who had ai..i down their lives m
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      460 2 U^-J^s^^^Ss^?^^^ SINGAPORE DIARY s|\(,- \poKi: \»M SOCIETY: Exhibition ot wo:k? by four Hr c Ko artists at Brit sh Count H U 9 .1 n to ."1 3H p.'in POLICE I*. Wl>: Under the direc- 11 (it Af: R. E. House Katong P..rk 5.30— 6J0 p.m. 5T..W.C.A. U'TIVITIES: Evening Class
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      364 2 XPRI SS BIS SEKVICEI <k<)( m 1.1 1 \\ny. |H- I' VK I I Xl UIKIVAI.S: 5 3 MALAYAN RAILWAY \KK!\ VLS: i IS :1 ni K.i.sia Lump iw it Ejcpressj 930 1 m aid 6.30 p m bEPAKTI'KKS; To Kuala Lumpur and Peia.u 3 ...in To Gemas 11 n
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      278 2 IiKII.I lAXT: lai 7 and 9 30. p m. IPOH ENTERTAINMENTS K( l'» Sea amouche 12.45, 3. 645 .i'id p.m REX: Rancho Koi Wai- W P:ght 12.45, 3. 6.45 and 9 LS pin ()lil,i)\ 1. c and F; 'Cantel 12.45 3, 4". and !Ui> p.m. GUANO: Bugles In Trie Afternoon
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    NEW MEDICAL COUNCIL PLANNED
    662 3 rnvate Practioners To Elect 7 Members niohitLVi^k N rt Malo r° P bronch «nual dinner lost Hna a n!l MS* "r Feder <"i°" of Maloyo would be getting a new Medical Counc.l which would come into being, he hoped, nexr year. He said thai this new
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    Army: 'No Let Up For Xmas'
    179 3 M..:r >! "R. s n. v In M aya -fieri Christmas m .ere is to be let up m. the fight bandits, an Army typified the c Sufl F jimeni ire deter- ir 200 th fore the year is ■I early m the new
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    'No Overtime Work', SHB Men Decide
    122 3 Singapore Harbour B jrkfc] s at an emeral meet:- ter- to "boycott' over- >ik. tis would mean that o\ er > 0 daily paid workers em- the B tard m loading j and unloading cargoes froml bai ir will work I I hours less
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    MCA-UMNO Round Table Talks In KL
    89 3 MC A-UMNO Round Table Talks In KL JOHORE BAHRU, Sun A round tabl<- conference betweea leaders of UMNO and Ow MCA will take place at Kuala Lumpur a1 the end of the month The conference is of a conSdential aatnrc and the agenda will not be made public. Circles dose
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    Unions Name 10 For Talks With Blythe
    144 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Council of Action of 23 Singapore Government locallydomiciled employees' unions and associations yesterday named their ten representatives to meet the Colonial Secretary. Mr. V.'. I. Blythe, and two other officials to hold I preliminary discussions on the employ claim
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    YMIA Officials
    56 3 YMI A Officials THF. following have been sleeted officials ot the women's section ol the Yoi:n» Men's Indian Association, Sentul: Chairman Mrs. Anasooya Navar. Secretary Miss Saraswathy. Treasurer— Mrs. Suppiah Naidu, Social Sports Secretary—Miss M. Cr. Rachel. Committee -Mrs. Alice Dmg*. Mrs K. V. Thevar, Miss Mary Varughese, Mrs. Roberts,
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    PRICE LIST
    27 3 I THE following ''Fair Prices" list was issued by the Controller of Supplies yesterday. Infants food: 1 Ib. tin "Lactog $2.40; 2 !l>. tin, $5.65.
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    PLAN TO REPLANT SMALLHOLDINGS
    199 3 JOIIORE BAHRI'. Sun.— Rubber gardens m Johore which come under the category ot smallholdings total 411.14:> acres, a very large proportion of which requires to be replanted. f eni has I f for mtin the Fi lei I s which to be run by t R
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    Nurses To Give Talks
    141 3 'members of the nursing profes--1 j sion, ranging from first year students to a qualified nursing sister, will be broadcast over j the Blue Network of Radio j Malaya, beginning today. Miss Rintoul, Principal Mat- ron, Singapore will be the first j 1 to go on
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    BISHOP MEETS BOYS BRIGADE
    58 3 Photo by THE Rt. Rev. Edward Sydney Woods, fhe Bishop of Lichfield, inspecting members of the 7th St. Andrew's Company Boys Brigade after the service at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Accompanying the Bishop is Mr. Philip Liau. Captain of the Company, and at the is the
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    Union Accuses Govt Of 'Harmful Action'
    232 3 Union Accuses Govt Of 'Harmful Action Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Teachers Union yesterday charged Hit Singapore Government with "unconstitutional and i harmful" action m not consulting the Tnion officially on the unified education scheme which is to be im- plemented next month. The Union was referring to a statement
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    $32,000 For Cattle Sheds
    62 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— The Cattle Quarantine Station at Muar i.s to be rehabilitated at ost of $32,0 The money wiH be utilisedfor the restorati sary internal fittings. Including railings, partitions {roughs, which ha^i been stripped during tl I iparu c occupation. The number of cattle enl
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    History In Labuan
    112 3 J FOR the first time m i i thr history <>f Laboaa, l the Scots there celebrat i <*d St. An(h«"u's Day m I 1 real Scottish fashion. An I 1 RAF Vahtta leu m the ban 'smen (Seletar Pipes I and Drums) with the 1 special
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    No Need To Apply In 1953
    131 3 No Need To Apply In 1953 Food Quotas V OCA! lONS of food on quota m 1953 v.iii be on similar lines as m 1952, and fresh applications tre necessary provided the Importhave used their q I or m full, from the Comptroller < toms. Federation of Ma. Tin adds
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      152 3 I give"' CHAMPIONS machof the credit for every victory I win" lAN APPICYARO j Iritfrfl d- .<^f 6 Da/ i'-avs ■•j!!- firing < that's 1 hS« f of! r^ ""gine. I of car own, Kovt your I M| -■-i-rrad* Crc- s-c-1 J^^jA cr vourseif Li M car jijh^ perfonw on
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      48 3 PACKAkO FOk 1952 "TF& car that dhVte tedf t Ask the Mteon who owns it I Most advanced of the modern automatic drives— h? *Noclutch pedal to push ifcjlSi to Vt Instant change from forward SS GEORGE LEE MOIORS LTD. 200, CLEMENCEAC WE SINGAfOU PHONK: SSSt, 53^9, SIUO.
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    VARSITY BALL WAS A HIT
    377 4 Queen's Picture Fetches $1,800 THE UNIVERSITY BALL on Saturday night was the second biggest social event of the year. The biggest was the Government House Ball for the Duchess of Kent. On Saturday night too Royalty graced the function this time by proxy when a
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  • Article
    6 Unofficials Get Broadside
    98 4 ALOR STAR, Sun. The six Kota Star Town Board unofficials, who at a recent Town Board meeting decided m favour of deferring town council elections m Alor Star to 1954, came under heavy fire m a statement issued after an emergency meeting by the Saberkjs Association,
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  • Article
    Visiting Prof. Is Impressed
    120 4 Standard Slaflf Reporter THE standards Oi the University of Malaya are high writes Professor W. H. H. Terrel. Visiting Prof, of Con- i servative Dentistry m the Undergrad Supplement. Prof. Terrel has been Pro- fessor of Prosthetic Dentistry m the University of Southern California lor the
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    61 Help The Blood Bank
    106 4 WHEN the Mobile Unit visited R.A.F. Seletar last j week. 20 men donated their j blood to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service. Also 14 men from the M.A.A.F.. 10 from -hi R.A.S.C School (F.E.) Nee Soon. nine from j R.A F. Jurong and ci^ht from
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    Admiralty School's Big Day
    184 4 THURSDAY was A:. for the Admira I j Asij t Sd Si Base. 1 Dockyard The; Juest! Capt. C.H. 1). 50.. R.N.. Capta n of ih j Dockyard, and Mi the prize-giving, a con- given by -hi ren Mrs mpbell then pte- hi prizes I the
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    $61/4 m. SAVED IN P.O. BANK
    183 4 $6 1/4 m. SAVED IN P.O. BANK THE VOLUME of Savings Bank tadbess remahttd high throughout the year, states the Acting PostmasterGeneral, Mr. D. Smith, m his report on the Sfngaii Post Office Savings Bank tor the year. 19;>1 I "he num her of transactions at 253,655 showed an Increase
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    Untitled
    33 4 photo. THE Rev. (Nv. Cher V>o. cuts his GOth hnhd.i i i his residence <>" Friday. On the risht If Mrs. Chew tad his grandson, uat<hini, r the vvhol^ proct-cdini; with creat interest. Standard
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  • Article
    Doctor's Wife Found Hanging
    47 4 SEREMBAN. s Mn C Seevaratnam, wife of Dr. .I.E. Seevaratnnm. the a tanl medical offi S an, was found dead after F day midnight. Dr. Seevaratnam. who r< turned from duty, found his wife hanging. The fui i ice al the Protestani Cemet*
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    Varsity Cannot Stagnate -SIR SYDNEY
    6 4 Varsity Cannot Stagnate -SIR SYDNEY In
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    IMP's Party Night
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    Recruiting At Malacca
    132 4 7HE hid i: i rvitutf Offim M < vM'ing- Rfata I i" Malayan Oth. r k nfci i>- U !».::0 m. t* j pin ,1 i: I strait- horn Malays. < Mnea td m j m;is .ipplv pr-dx iiisu it,, x arc p eational --t.iiid.ir.! r..i Irss
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      248 4 §F /*7r^ one-man flight across Atlantic /7rs/ world-wide short-ware broadcast by Philips transmitter V ifl^T the year of the first one-man flight across the Atlantic for the first time world broadcasting had heroine an established Fact* fc^ was an equally important date m the development of another form of This
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  • NEWS IN PICTURES
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      Up And Down
      43 5 MM < (>l M MAC thori ,dlv «-ni<»\ informal mi gives i)^ ',i N 1 Uilis of I Ifteraooa > ov\ n Mi I th.vi -(i b] 1 HacDoaaM ml ie h> the ■•I a lotii^ .iM'i Imql d* k a gamr
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      Below Right
      83 5 A dinner m honour of the Belgium Trade Mission was uiven by Messrs. Low Tang Chang Ltd.. at the Cbul Iluai Lfan Club m Kheng Lee Koad recently. From left are: Mr. Maurice Huvelle. Chairman of the Mission; Mr. Low Tans Chan^, managing director of Low Tang Chang,
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      Movie For Toy Fund
      155 5 I VI I; Leon* -Ut of biaesc J o Schssi v Liil "f cheei h- t ilk I at lh«» .standard on«cr wiin jiu iui |he Christinas Toy Fund from SUI. IV B and Std. V A and :J4 packages, of toys from th** entire school.
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      Science Students Honour Teachers
      62 5 •I WANT TO ur. a ''"Ji" Zm Vh W« "m and Wo. STUDENTS of the Sinagpore Institute of Science gave a dinner party to tbelr teacnen at the Seavicw HoteJ, Singapore, o n Friday. From left: Mr. Chan Woon Pen^, Mr. K(. George, the principal, Mrs.
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      Four For New Delhi
      67 5 FOLK Radergraduatei <>t the university <>f Malaga uho will repereseat Malaya at the Asian Student's Coavei tion fur Uie United Nation Which opens ak the ni\crsity of N«e Delhi M Dee. 20. From left: Immea Peter Chin. Chairman of the Students' Council, S K.tmdas, Publications' Secretary,
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    Wrath In Washington
    442 6 IT is hard I find any justification for President Truman's bitter words hurltd at President-elect enhower and the d< seel Far Eastern Comnder, Gem I P iglas Mac Arthur. There is no doubt that Trun not been very ince the overwhelming victory Ike set n d m
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    Six Days More
    246 6 I r.:\V day during the past month and a half, people from all over Malaya and Singapore convinced us that you needn't fear the lack of support if the cause th supporting. We are referring to The Standard Readers Toy Fund, which, now m its second year,
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    THE LAPDOG OF WAR IS STILL HOWLING FOR JUSTICE?
    764 6  - THE LAPDOG OF WAR IS STILL HOWLING FOR JUSTICE? James Cameron KRUPP KRUPP KRUPP KRUPP KRUPP pOR impertinence, gall, and unmitigated crust m high places let the undisputed heavyweight championship be awarded forthwith to that scaly millionaire Mr. Alfred Krupp. In addition to running steel, coal 1 ships and films
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    9 6 "Good grief. They're seflin 1 it now!"
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    Federation's Luxury Child On The Carpet
    737 6 Federation's Luxury Child On The Carpet A LUXURY cultivated by the Government of the Federation is the Organisation and Methods branch of the Treasury which periodically reviews its work m reports laid before the Feddal Legislative Council. Presumably, this branch is manned by experts who know everything about anything and
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  • We'the PEOPLE
    • Letter
      Does Varsity Need Chinese Dept. ?
      583 6 Does Varsity Need Chinese Dept. Sir: Of what immediate use can a Chinese Department m the University of Malaya be? What urgent practical need does it fulfil? Are there Malayan problems that cannot be solved except with a Chinese Department? It would be difficult to an-wer m the affirmative. The
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      POSER FOR MR. MAN YAM
      393 6 Sir;—] read with disgust m tiie "Straits Times" dated the 11th December. 1952, that City Councillor. Mr. Manyam, has refused to attend a City Council Hall reception on December 20th end a reception at the Government House. The reasons which he gives are frivolous. He
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      122 6 1 Singapore *4^ £>fanbarb Independent Morning rSeicspaper HEAD OFFICE: 128. Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS. Singapore. LONDON Room 222, The Times Building, Printing House Square, London, EC 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45. Sultan Street, 83. Cowan Street, 8. Leith Street, Telephone 4588. Telephone 829.
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      118 6 Finicky Reclcly was untie r v« M)lit pV^", ond always tfvecl- \f v couldiit make ~&-/j- > headway A jfcr\ N j HOW DO YOU MOTHER EXPECT TO KEEP BUT .JUST REALLY W WELL IF YOU WONT CANT EAT ANY FINISH YOUR MOBf J i*yß#*^\ If m HPI i t
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    Boys Prefer A Newspaper
    34 7 and Eng i Singaa debate orSingapore terary Assa La- the prem- I incil Ser- P diss more Urn paper," m students Girls' School and t Monks' \as won by the
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    Bao Dai Urged To Assume Leadership
    756 7  - Bao Dai Urged To Assume Leadership RAWLE KNOX By SAIGON, Dec. 14. —Strong pressure is being put on Emperor Bao Dai, according to well-informed sources here, to take over the Vietnam Government personally from his premier, Nguyen Van Tarn. Fhese nationalist advisers believe that negotiation 1 with Ho Chi Minh
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    Nasan Is Quiet: Reds Refitting
    144 7 Dec. 14. (Heater).— The Trench garrison m gvered oatpiosl of Nasaa m Tonkin reported di] yesterday with only minor engagements. :e r :r withdrawn :i out of be- I on r ling to thai a roup clashed :ih at d more and had b- n
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    Man Killed In NY Atom Blast Drill
    137 7 Man Killed In NY Atom Blast Drill NKW YORK, Dei 14 (IP) One man was killed yesterday when he refused t«» I'bcv orders during Anicriia's biggest atomic bomb drill. Foe noiMrst ity m the world became verj quiet after '>''* sirens touched off tht- lest at 8..W a.m. All truffu
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    Rita Says 'No Reconciliation'
    53 7 NEW YORK. Deo. 14. (Reuter i Film star Rita Hayth ..aid here today on re- 1 turning (ram Europe that she "doubted very much" whether she would be reconciled with her husband Prin c Aiy Khan. Asked whether she intended to get a divorce, she answered,
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    German Girl Changes Sex
    206 7 BRFMFX. Dec. 14. (Reuterj —A 17-year-old German girl. Ht Spa C< hu*- changed her sex and :v:> c recently been rerreg ered a c a boy. civk authorities at D< nfaerst here confirmed yesterday. F;^m' days ago, Cordes left his native town to submerge m the
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    Russian 'Spy' In UN Fired
    140 7 WASHINGTON. Dec. 14 (UP) The Slate Department said yesterday that Secret-ary-General Trygve Lie, at a United States request, fired a Russian employee of the United Nations for violating American laws. Informed sources said the employee, Nicolai Skvortsov. was dismissed on grounds that he was engaging
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    Taxi-drivers' Anniversary
    94 7 Taxi-drivers' Anniversary SPEAKING at the first anniversary of the Singapore Taxi-Drivers' Union, held at No. 40 Bencoolen Street yesterday, Mr. Ong Cheng Kiat, president, appealed to all taxidrivers m Singapore to join the Union. Mr. Ong said the purpose of the recently formed Union was to promote goodwill among taxi-drivers
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    Chaplin Film For Christmas
    132 7 Chaplin Film For Christmas MR. Jack Sharp, General Manager of Shaw Brothers yesterday signed the contract which will briiK Charlie Chaplin's new film "Limelight* 1 to Malaya for Christmas. At extreme left is Mr. Arnold M. Picker, Director and Vice-President of United Artists, who are releasing the film. Mr. Picker
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    UK Chambers Urge Butler To Cut taxes
    184 7 UK Chambers Urge Butler To Cut taxes LONDON. Dec. 14 (Reuter) The Association of British Chambers of Commerce tonight called on Mr. Richard Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, to reduce government expenditure drastically m his budget next April. In a letter to Mr. Butler released here tonight, the association representing
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    Housewives Heave Sigh Of Relief
    140 7 Standard M.ifl Reporter SINGAPORE housewives yesterday heaved a sigh of relief at the decision of the 24 stokers of the Kallang Gas Works not to carry out their threat to -trikc from Saturday j night. Although they had been assurer! by the Deputy President of
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    Ike Said To Be Alienated By Truman's Blast
    345 7 HONOLULU, Dee. 14, (Beuter). Presidcnf in:man's "demagog^icry" statctcnl deeply Tonndci President-elect Eisenhower tnd probabls killed i»s chance of friendly rcliHoni between the two m the future, a usually reliable source said h< re. The once friendly relationship a Mi hower and President
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    2 Mil. Casualties
    28 7 THE Korean v. cost over 2. 000. 000 nilitan nalties to both ."-ides, according to the best information available m New York yesterday.- A. P.
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    4 Man Man Africans Are Hanged
    48 7 4 Man Man Africans Are Hanged NAIROBI. Dec. 14. (I Fo; \< at T Palis lor Afrir. The the Ai Mau (tared .'i iitumn i broug < m its The fement hangi srhe< gavt I detail?. The en ed ai lor k infon the otht: for k man on arm.
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    Firming Rubber Buoys Tin
    1388 8 FEW PERTURBED AT PRICE DROP THE firming rubber commodity brought strength to Industrials and, as has so often been the case, imparted buoyancy to tins. In rubber shares there was widening interest but only moderate turnover. Loan dealings were negligible. However, over all a reasonable volume
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    FAROUK'S OWN STORY
    3285 9 M#ft DiVOBCED MY QUEEN By HRH PKnee Farouk Fuad Exiled King Of Egypt CHAPTER 4 Copy R-eserved' Hi production Strictly F&rhitUeu arida Spurned My •ve I Had No iioice, Says Ex-Kiiiff iresaei nnn with an expensive camera rntlv to niv hotel and sent up beautid business rards,
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    DAY OF INCIDENTS IN UK SOCCER
    491 10 DAY OF INCIDENTS IN UK SOCCER LONDON, Dec. 13 (Reuter)— Wolverhampton Wanderers, leaders of Division One, scored a dramatic victory three minutes before the end of their game agoinst Sheffield Wednesday and this was on y one incident m a day full of excitement and shocks m the English tootball
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    2 Wingers Steal Show
    109 10 < LONDON. Dee. 13 (Keui t«r) Two of the besl Scot--1 tisii wingers, Jimmy Walker i of Partick Thistle ;«.•>(! Boh- i !>> Collins of Celtic, took i the honours m todays Scot- i tish League programme. i Undoubtedly, Walker w;is the best performer for he
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    Mosul is And Positions
    1304 10 1.1 \<! I DIVISION 1 Burnlc- 1 Arsenal 1 Cardifl 4. Sunderland 1. Liverpool 1. Manchester Utd. 2 Manchester C 4. Chelsea 0 Middlesbro' Portsmouth 2. Newcastle 2 Aston Villa 1. Pro.-!.);! Derby n Shetlie'd Wee: 2, Wolves 3. Stoke 4 Blackpool 0. Tottenham 2. .C
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    THE BEG FIGHT MYSTERY
    60 11 New York Chief Wants lo Know Dec. 13, (AP). Bob Christrnberrv New \ork State Atiih-tic Commiskn« v li Su^ar Ray Robinson himself ntnut to defend his world middletlc a-ainst Randy Turpin for British m June. he i wired On the British Board o! Boxing Cbn- 3
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    Australia Win Third Rugby Test
    227 11 Australia Win Third Rugby Test LONDON, Dec. 13 .Reuten —Australia beat (.real Britain l>^ smiiiiN la seven m the tlurd and tinul Rugb> League m itch .it (>d-H~ St.tdiuni, t'ndfi.rd today. The Austra li.m> led b\ nine points to KVCa at halttime. B by virtue succ< c i the firsl
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    Bowie Plays Great Game For Penang
    30 11 Bowie Plays Great Game For Penang d ov c the jm epted op the after ftaiorie ri not been d m hit. Tan M ram. :11. J EmoB .mt. i
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    Boxing Awards
    11 11 »cky k<- Barton, j tional B I .T Neil
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    Charges Of Little Mo
    93 11 BBISBANE, F^ec 13 (Reutec lAF) Load tennis c.n\ ■■■r.iU arc disappointed at the attendance (i^ur«*s lOr the Italy-India i>.i\is (up inter-xoac mateb the ferst lhivis (up tie to be played h«*re. During the three cLivn of the match 6,§M people attended and that was about 3.M6
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    50 11 photo. Dawai, Fijian right wing is hurled to the ground by Groves and Brown, both at full stretch, with Darroch covering (right). An incident m Saturdays rujrby match m whu-h the Fijians beat Singapore Cricket Club 6—3 on the padaflg. The Fijians scored two penalties against the Club's try. Standard
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    MULLOY IS RANKED TOP PLAYER IN U.S.
    302 11 MULLOY IS RANKED TOP PLA YER IN U.S. NEW YORK, Dec. 13, (Reutcr).— Gardnar Mulloy, 39 -year-old .Miami player, who was defeated by Frank Sedgman, of Australia, the Wimbledon champion, m the United States championships singles final, was tentatively listed today as Ann ricas "\o. 1" lawn tennis player for
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    Perak Malays Heat Negri
    90 11 IPOH, Sun. A fitter and, tei Perak Malays side scored a 2 o win over Negri Sembilan .Malays m the semifinal of the Snitans' Gold Cup soccer on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground yesterday. Exchanges were even m the first half which was sroreless. Shortly after
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    Sweden Win 9-0
    19 11 HILVERSUM, Dec. 13 (Revs eden beat Holland line matches to zero m international t< anis onight.
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    Orchid Man To Stage A Comeback
    200 11 LONDON, (UP) Boxing's Orchid man and former lightheavyweight champion of the world, Georges Carpentier, now 58 years old, is ready to sta^e a ring comeback, according to a report reaching here. Peeved over the crude, slugging tactics that pass for boxing m Parisian rings
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      131 11 1 r «O^^i '^Ol,^ Cx.^ ME AN WWLE-- /tVTM S. CORNCOB /LL F.'MANCE YOU, CORMCOB. I THEY /.'EPE A II C SO HAT^P~^I DEBTS* OCAR—AJITfcJUALI S Sue.--', 7S HtS :D£A TO A BAAjKFR. BUT MV HEART ISN'T IM IT. TH/MG BEAUTY J'H^DOESD^^-M I C 3 NOTMIN*-", J T T^~ LOVED
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    Maureen Is Now Called 'Mighty Mo'
    443 12 Maureen Is Now Called 'M ighty Mo' SYDNEY, (f' !M Iwo 18-year-old American pins rclipsed their h:i\i> Cup brothers as big tennis not W aj "down under." Maureen "Little Mo < onnolh and I .S. junior girl champion Julie Sampsl ,n dominated all v -men\ events m the recent New
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    53-6 Win For Johore
    224 12 M^h'\^ BAIIRI*. Sun.— Sing pore were well trounced the return rugby match ag the South Johore RFC at Johore Babru on Saturday Johore piled up 53 points, goals, one penalty goal and 5 tries) to which i ic Police replied with six points, (one penalty goal
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    FINAL RALLY SAVES POLICE
    306 12 l\\ o tosfia m lh< I >t two minutes of |)!.t% h\ Sla Maria 11 ibled the Sing iporc Police x t.» held K\l M >'.i\ to > imjr ill dr. in m .1 Iricndlv ii'n kr\ nMttii .it Seletai yeslent 13 play :he opor. and
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    Statistics
    351 12 Nt 2nd 3rd Colin Tulloh 4\ 2 B. Bag by 4~ •> H. McCloud 3 3 3 Bob Franklin 1 G. Lansdowa 2 1 J. Donnelly 2 1 G. Woods 1 1 R. Reader 111 Hudson 1 i D. L. Jones l 4 J. Sm:!h 1 l C. EV.c-.y
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    'Glamour League' In UK Proposed
    432 12 LONDON, Dec. 14 (Router)— ln an attempt to raise the status of professional football m Britain, the manager of a First Division club m the north of England has called for the formation of a "glamour league composed of the 22 most powerful clubs m
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    IPOH RACE HIGHLIGHTS
    718 12  -  WINDSOR LAD 3-Figure Dividends, Double By 0. Snare By RINGING this season's racing at ipoh to o close B, three-year-old Full Bloom gelding, created a big curprtse *hen ed the last race of the recently concluded Perak Turf Gub meeting to return $162 on each of 180
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    Selangor Riders Win At Malacca
    158 12 mins. IB1; sees. I tian the time returned b~ Tee last year. Low's time 1 hr. 2f) mins. Conditions for cycling w ideal over the course which from town to A G back. Low Kirn Tee took I Lead all the way folio Malacca's Mah
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    Promoter Blames The Fog
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    52 12 TODAY'S SPORT SINGAPORE HOCKEY Friend! Worls Service V BODCA at BODCA. BAD Ml N TON Singapore championships at SBS 7 p.m. RUGBY: SCC "B" v RNAS Sembawang at SCC <D. G. Batty). St. Andrew's School v King George V School at Woodsville. KUALA LUMPUR HOCKEY: Inter Slate Schools quadrangular tournament.
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    367 12 PENAXG, Sun.— Seven top notehers from the Chinese Swimming Club will compete m the 100 met its free style open championship of Penang, which will be held during the Penang Chinese Swimming Club gala i at Tanjong Bungah next Sunday. This event wili be
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      23 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH VOL i NO. 32 MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      SCOUTS PROMOTE THE SPIRIT! OF BROTHERHOOD
      1075 1  - SCOUTS PROMOTE THE SPIRIT OF BROTHERHOOD HAYDN DIMMOCK By w ir^ j tins I i tnm Hi ranks etj < imp< (1 for j bt with Robert P. :d*u ,n «>• laß hhfd i > real i o -t nd. j', is 1 iras < iiifd thei t t of
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      WO CAN COMPREHEADO!
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      He Brought Credit To S'pore
      715 1  -  FRANCIS BOEY DV winning the bantam 'weight title from a long list of competitors m tinAustralian Amateur Weightlifting Association open championships held at Sydney, N<'\v South Wales, early this year, a schoolboj brought credit to his home town Singapore. Officials. judges and competitors at the
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      THEY GAVE FOR THE TOY FUND
      135 1 DOIN(i their part t<» svmll The Standard's Toy Fund are the boys of the Anglo (him ><■ Junior School at Coleman street Singapore. who g<i\e 209 parcels during" the Christrnns programme held at their hull last Thursday. The programme included a Christmas Pageant acted
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      Laugh Ah with FON
      323 2 Laugh Ah with FON I which a poor su] i I telegraph pelt a message from of her sis* read B B »aye NeI ot the young expectant fa I r no anxiously up I I said 1 I I 1 Dr. Na- v. n't be too fake." shouted Dr.
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      DO YOU KNOW... ...HOW TO READ?
      1220 2  - DO YOU KNOW... ...HOW TO READ? TODAK Between vsivS&*& 'loftCS; I jl no hi no s fsakkdjfgk |)O you know how to read? Probably not, you I know. You have been taught letters and words a*td i! sentences; you have had many books, some horrible I and some interesting. You
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      Test Your Wits
      247 2 Test Your Wits I PUZZLE TIT-BIT CORNER n!-"RE are a few brain- ticklers. See if you can solve them.' Turn to page 3 for the answers. 1 How much earth is there m a hole three teri lonjr. tour fret wide and two feel deep? ■< 2 "The percentage of
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      To Lilian
      127 2  -  I ILIAN, thy fairness is to me Like A o Boreolis flushed That bloi<~d o 'er sunfetl icy sco Bedecking the blue dome and hushed The wond'rir brcok ClS* monotones; Like twinkling snowy lily Whose grace cu'uipi.s all Beauty's thrones. Fairest of foir. dr<in end fee. E'en Venus
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      CYCLING CHAMP
      77 2 Miss Nelly Yeo (above), 17-years-old School Certificate Class student of Che (lovoinmcni English School. Segamat, Is the Malayan Women's Track Cycling Champion. Nelly learned to ridt a bicycle at the age of seven bat »ad her first crack at cycle racing only this year, when she won the
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      BING CROSBY-HIS FAVOURITE!
      411 2 BING CROSBY -HIS FAVOURITE! "V^OU are my sunshine. m> „n!\ v x ney Troy irooned Mftty, and < worth CtJU$ uddJed up hesi«> h;game to get Guy. ihr onl> |»rilla w. hands dressed with ointment. Earlfer a Vi I End speiialist and -he London Zoo's veterinary surgeon, had examined the
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        Parents Saw Scouts In Action
        159 3 'PUU-'NTS' DAY' of the 10th and 71st Groups <>r r><»v Scouts, attached to t!u> s t \iuii« School ph the life of a scout depicted m an item called "On The Scouting Frail." For some of (he parents, it li I tiif-v had the opportunity
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        MGS Choirs Aid Fund With Song
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        Mayor Speaks
        130 3 IHE Mayor of Rangoon, Mr. U. Htum Tin. met Singapore youth leaders a t a tea party last week at the G. H. Cafe where he gave an account of the formation of youth movements m Burma. The Mayor, who is himself an active youth leader, is seen
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        MILLIONS OF ILLITERATES LEARN TO READ
        1201 3 MILLIONS OF ILLITERATES LEARN TO READ 4 TALL, balding man walked briskly into a Jungle clearing where 40 or people had gathered m a. half circle. Under his arm he carried several large charts. .An he unrolled one of the charts. the faces of the people lit up m anticipation.
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        TIME ON WHOSE HANDS?
        415 3  -  LEE PRISTLY INTO a tin> iiHMinl.i m lage m \i n Wei k o where l i f (i.i^ mm cd do* 1> and peacefullj foe Uucc hundred years Pedra Manec broashf i toefc. The n< tghbouj s s i ]nu/i brisk Lick and its >
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