Singapore Standard, 22 December 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard 3fc :^1 X VOL. 11l NO. 173 MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    JENNIE GETS HER WINGS
    23 1 JENNIE GETS HER WINGS Dec. 21, (AP). Chin ne the Si |o re five private i receive a unj wri Airport. been U
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    Red Woman Spy
    30 1 SOUTH Korean Army tatelj I nee has arrested a woman spy who had been passing military information for *ne pg t 12 months to Communist guerillas Reuter
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    Wife Lived To Tell The Tale
    326 1 STABBED 11 TIMES JOIIORE BAHKI, Sun. -Although she was stabbed eleven times by her husband, Theresa lived to tell the story at Johore Bahru Assizes when K. Arasu was charged with voluntarily causing her grievous hurt with a parang on May 24 at Mersing:
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    *****71 Wins MCA's $400,000
    299 1 IPOII, Sun. Ticket No *****71 which was sold m Penang won the first pri/f Of $400,000 m the Utli Malayan Chinese Association lottery draw which took place today at the Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association. Johorc secured the second prize of $160,000 while the three third
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    Strike For Bonus
    36 1 FIFTY Japanese working for the Atomic Bomb Ca ualty Commission here went on a 24-hour strike when the m:- -iii:i reiu.M-r! to p;.v _:t--employees an extra month Day as 'a year-end bom;-. Reuter
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    The Mystery Xmas Gift: Here's A Clue
    132 1 THE Singapore Standard is planning a Christmas gift for every home m the country which takes m the paper. The nature of this gift is a secret, which you w,ll only know when you get the Christmas number of The Standard on Thursday.
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    Crash In Bay
    30 1 A U.S. Air Force C-47 rrashed into Tokyo Bay near Haneda Airport yesterday, but the four crewmen were picked up immediately suffering only minor injuries. A. P.
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    Private Lotteries 'Threat To Welfare Work'
    210 1 Private Lotteries 'Threat To Welfare Work' KUALA LUMPUR, SunrPrivate lotteri< m the re* ,tion today v. re sa < to be ring serious competition to Government's Social Welfare lottery. Referring to this a' I ir.o?!- ing of the Malayan A- Ciaion for the Preveni on of Tuberculosis held at the
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    Our Headers' Santa Brings Joy To The Children
    823 1 Our Headers' Santa Brings Joy To The Children Standard Staff Reporter THE Standard Readers* own Father Christmas rode again yesterday on the first of his four-day round to bring the joy and spirit of the season to sick children and orphans m Singapore's hospitals and homes for the poor. In
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    Security Squad's First Kill
    76 1 V.r A LUMPUR, Sun An all-Chinese Area S< Squad made theii Perak j r when thrv shot m .i running batl 'h five m I.'; r»g area ol Kang In the Rimba Pan Jang art of Kuala X i trol ol Gurkha- k A pistol and
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    Rebels Arrested
    28 1 THE Cvi that c Kiii retired offi one naval noncommissioned officer were I on Saturdaj tttog armed rebellion against the rnmeot of President I Bat A.P.
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    HISTORY'S WORST
    370 1 MOSES LAKE, Washington, Dec. 21, (Reuter):— The world's biggest military plane, jammed tight with 116 servicemen going on Christmas leave, crashed m flames yesterday killing 86 the greatest air disaster m history. A C-124 Globemaster as big as a five-room house was taking off from Larson air base
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    McHugh To Quit Information Dept.
    256 1 MR. J.. N. McHUGH, the Director of the Federation of Malaya's Information Service and now Malaya's Deputy Director General is resigning from Government Service with effect January 31, 1953. He will return to his profes- i sion as a Civil Engineer a Step to which
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    Red Spy Jailed
    33 1 THE Tokyo District C on Saturday sentenced Shirhiro lid a, a member of the Japan Communist Partv'.-: "military committee" to three years' hard labour for spying iur the Co'Timuuists.— Reuter
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    Kuhherßoard States Aims
    68 1 Btaodard Staff Bcptier THE Malayan Rubber Exp I Regi.strati<>n Board Ikis 1 formed to spp that rubber ported Irom Malaya is up to quality that the shipper contracted to supply. The Board hopes by this to re-establish In the world markets the good n.-ime tha# rubber produced
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    WORK ON AQUARIUM BEGINS
    446 2 $470,000 Project To Be Ready In January, 1954 Standard Staff Reporter THE Van Kleef Bequest, which was made some 20 years ago to embellish Singapore" and which tSe City Council decided before the war should be used for an aquarium, came to fruition last week with
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    Children's Films For Malaya
    142 2 FILMS produce I y Children's Film Foundation m 1951. will soon be m Malaya and SouthEa<t Asia. The distributor? for these are .1. Arthur Rank Organisation who have just conled an agreement for world-wide tion. The Rank Organisation is experimenting with 'dubbing* for children's films and
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    Acquitted
    41 2 Chong Ng. a Chinese woman »ed with having chandu smoking utensil? m her possesand permittii g her r<xj!n to be used for smoking chan- j dv, was acquitted by the Preleni of the Kuaatan Sessions) Court, Mr. E. M. Smallwood.
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    Sir Sydney To Visit H'kong
    51 2 SIR Sydney Came the Vice- j Chancellor of the University of Malaya and Lady Came will be leaving for Hongkong this week to spend their Christmas Holiday? Sir Sydney Came i. c no stranger to Hongkong BS he was living m Hongkong for three years
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    Fair Price List
    40 2 The following is the 87th Fair Price Lists: Condensed j Milk (14 oz tin) "MILKMAID" j i 73 cents. Coconut Oi (28 katty tin) $17 and (one qt M bottle) 75 cents. No other |< alteration m prices.
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    Singapore's Blood Bank
    96 2 DURING the past week, five men from the Stanley Angwin, Cable Depot, five men from the Police Training School five men from R.A.A.F Tengah nine mm from the R.A S.C. School Nee Soon, ten Royal Military Police lrom Giiiman Barracks, and :nen from "B Company. Army Depot
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    Rembau Curlew
    38 2 A CURFEW from 7 p.m. to LO p.m, will be imposed from today until further notice m the Pedro and Chin See L (Chuan Bee Estate) wired-in areas, m the Rembau Police District of Negri Sembilan.
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    36 2 photo. THE two deacons, the Key. (i. Marrison and the Rev. Charles Samuel who were ordained into priesthood by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. Henry W. Baines (centre) at St. Andrew's Cathedral, yesterday.— Standard
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    Bishop Ordains 2 Deacons As Priests
    214 2 At a simple but impressive Ordination Service held at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday morning, two deacons, a Briton and an Indian humbly knelt before the altar and dedicated their lives m the service of God. r The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Row
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    Artist's Preview
    30 2 An artist's drawing of Singapore's new aquarium on which work has already begun m Kins George V Park. Target date for opening has been set for January, 1934.
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    Raj Replies To Nair's Proposal Of 'Blacklisting'
    252 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE statement made on Friday last by Mr. M. P. D. i Nair, a member of the newly-formed Labour Group m the Singapore City Council, that his group would consider a proposal to blacklist certain officials and members of the
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    Gas Engineer Was 'Impolite' Stales Union
    189 2 Gas Engineer Was 'Impolite' Stales Union Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that the sio£B!>ui'i City Council's Deputy G.;v. Engineer treated the Genera] Secretary of the Government and City Council Labour Union impolitely, is '^.ade m a letter to the Council President. Mr. T. P. F. McNeiee. from the Union The
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    Transport Men Give Ultimatum
    154 2 Standard Staff Reporter FIVE HUNDRED daily-rated workers of the Singapore City Council's Traffic Department 'will take "strong action" if they do not get their two-year-old ciaims settled by Feb. 18, next year. Mr. O T. Rengasamy. Gen- J eral Secretary of the Singapore j City Council
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    Cattle Poisoned By Weed Killer
    79 2 THE use of sodium arsenite as a weed killer on rubber estates, resulted m the death of 71 head of cattle t na t graz-j ed on the poisoned herbage. state- the Federation's Veterinary Department report Jor 1951. Ibe i eport adds that sick- 1
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    Fed. Rice Committee Sits In Secret Session
    423 2 Fed. Rice Committee Sits In Secret Session KUANTAN Sun TheJ Federation Rice Produrtion] Committee sat for Bye hours to hear eviden< c from inose i closely connected h rice production m the State of< Pafaang. The enquiry, held at the Kuantan Malay Club, was attended by almost all the pengbulus
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      143 2 tfft^aasa^^ Kg -o®, #<£ 'tf<&'£sk'o&m&tf&tf&#&-£ i Last Minute v9tlT i |*^.:VJ ballito "Fishnet" f. |^fc>^ NYLON STOCKINGS Tn CAY iMid completely new "NOVEL" packing jg each book contains 3 P airs P rice $13.95 S J TABLE MATS and TRAYS (SSfißSteaae^ l<f.iu(i(ull\ (Irror.t ted sets of Mats and Trays m
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      194 2 y^. J (sto&te hew \Yj£^A thalS U r V W\ Prta, ir'i ht Mm, i mcl Ronson Standard. A. rf^ satin oiirorniurn. Other Eoi md >n engine-turned chromium or mium Icaiher covered. Cfcromtui Ronson Queen Anne iabl? ■^■■HHBBkXsU >'-„ -r^^. i Lighter. Beautifully designed aid I finished. A gift of
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    YOU MADE THIS POSSIBLE
    150 3 EIGHT-TEA! nin »i «r -"ta. and Vev ikS^*' Ntal Hard A TaQ T(M S«OI Ho. TOP LEFT: A little girl m Tan Tock S*ng Hospital has a jolly chat with Father Christmas. LEFT: Young helpers from Singapore schools help sort and pack the thousands of Christmas
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    Talent Show A Success
    23 3 Talent Show A Success any con nenta] song thing Wl SO P. I'onpra- j ha I I nets Johore R 2. Bakar 4
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    Big Increase In Buffuloes
    5 3 Big Increase In Buffuloes B
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    Rice Ration For Johore
    14 3 Rice Ration For Johore has pro] g^ Hen i| ■B ceni percent. B 60
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    HOMES FOR 1,000 WORKERS
    259 4 $600,000 Johore Bahru Scheme Is Under Way JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A five-year housing plan for government labourers, costing over $600,000, is well under way m Johore Bahru. The scheme, when fully completed will comprise a model town, with its own schools, clinics, recreation hall, playing ground
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    Time Saver Course Ends
    176 4 Time Saver Course Ends T- T aimng C Ueg€ Singapoi c will ecruit studeni teschfor kbc nsive Course under the SuppJementj: Educal i m Ran .:om 1953. The Co I m future .c hi s f<^r ifu-ate i or the rhree-Year Normal Class Trai- v h a 9 Lhe three
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    Dona lions To Blind Home
    95 4 THE following is the twelfth of donation- to the St N'ich Mas Home for th c Blind j m Penang: Vmount previous.v ack- i 519.U39-20 Mai d Co. S. T John Esq. 10-00! Mrs 1 C.W A. Thrift Exchange 250-00 j SI ff of Lim.
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    Fed. Rural Economy Hampered
    163 4 Fed. Rural Economy Hampered RURAL economy m the different states of the Federation j .if Malaya is being hampered j by the diversion of labour to seek an easier and more lucrative income by lapping rubber. The Veterinary Report of j the Federation adds ?hat as j soon as there
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    JB To Form Housing Society
    74 4 r JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. A housing society will be formed m Johore Bahru shortly and the convenor. Mr. i M. Kanthaswamy, chairman of! the Malayan Trade Union Congress and Stare Councillor. said that it was proposed to gei a loan from the Colonial Development Fund
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    Manager Is Told:' 'Wear A Jacket'
    137 4 Manager Is Told: 'Wear A Jacket' KUANTAN. Sat:— Mr E. M. Smallwood. President of Kuantan Sessions Court, reprimanded Mr. M. F. Badha m, manager of \ada Estate Sungei L^mbiner. for attending: the court m shorts and a short-sleeved shirt, when he appeared as witness m a case where his employee
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    OPERATION YULETIDE
    31 4 Photo. Women supporters of The Singapore Standard's Federation Toy Fund are seen m this picture helping to pack the toys for distribution to Kuala Lumpur children on Sunday. Standard
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    Pig Industry Is In A Depression
    225 4 THE eviction of Chinese squatters to resettlement camps had a depressing effect on the pig industry m 1951 for the Federation of Malaya. Stating this, the Veterinary Report of the Federation for 1951 adds ihat there were 31,100 less pigs than 1950. The Report
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    B.P. UMNO Picks New 'Cabinet'
    226 4 B.P. UMNO Picks New 'Cabinet' BAT"' PAHAT, Sat— At an extraordinary meeting held at tfae Malay Teachers' A yesterday, the Batu Pahai UMNO "Cal met" resigned enj bloc to mske possible for a j bigger committee and I representative committee to be elected. The outgoing committee of J is now
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    Had Opium: Fined 8500
    102 4 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. Ong Choo:i Seng, fisherman of Bagan Sebrang. Kua.a Kuraii was fined $500 or six months rigorous imprisonment by Mr. M. Garton, President of the Sessions court, for being m possession of 10 tahils and 5 cfaig of opium. Mr. E. G. Peacock, Senior
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    66 4 GENERAL Sir Charles Keightley, Army Commander -m Chief landed by helicopter last week at the Kajang town padang to say good-bye to the Suffolk Regiment who are leaving Malaya shortly. Picture shows (1 to r) the follow ing Mr. S. D. Stephens (O. C. CID. Kajang). General Sir Charles Keightley,
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    Malaya Seen In Exhibition
    127 4 KUALA LUMPUR, S P rw showing' the cor. tionaJ set up of Malaya, its economic development, [on show at the Federation o! IWtah a taU at the e> sponsored by the Intern;-. aJ Conference of Social bow being held m Madir.s The Federation stall s the
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    Beggar Youth Sent To Jail: No I-Card
    13 4 Beggar Youth Sent To Jail: No I-Card age I take i h Par
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    US Tops Nov. Latex Buyers
    9 4 US Tops Nov. Latex Buyers i r s F
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    Pekan Gets Own X'Ray Apparatus
    97 4 PEKAN. Sat.— A new X'Ray plant has been installed at the' Pekan District Hospital. The Pekan hospital although not very big derives its importance for being m the Royal Town of Pahang. This portable X'Ray plant cost about $6,000. Until recent- ly all patients needing
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    Johore To Form State Youth Body
    66 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. —A Johore State Youth Council will shortly be formed m Johore Bahru. It is proposed to combine various youth bodies m the UMNO, IMP, Indian Congress with Young Malayans. Boy Scouts, Girl Guides into one body. The convenor, Inche Taib bin
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    Guilty Letter
    53 4 A PLEA of guilty by letter from Soh Kong Chin, a Jorry driver of Siiiawan, to a .summons charge of having carried an excess weight of 10 cwt. m his lorry was accepted by Inche Salle'h bin Eckhardt m the Parit Buntar court Soh was fined $250, or
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    ]JB Istana To Be Used As Girls College
    192 4 JB Istana To Be Used As Girls College JOHORE BAIIKr. Sun Om the Istana Mustika Knibun. aeloaj Tengku Ampuan Miriam, wfcJca i, for several years, will be DMiveri College for Mnsliin |irb, it wmm Zain binle Sulleiman. Tne convv; sion I about (200,000, will include about 120 students from a;
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    NEWS IN PICTURES
    302 5 Week-end Activities RIGHT: Mr KHENG Ann „d Mk s Florence Pang who wen- married «> u Saturday at the Wesley Church, Singapore. RHilfT (centre): Dr. and Mrs. Yeoh S<-ung Ann who were married at the Reftixtr.v of Mar liases, Singapore <>n Saturday. The bridegroom is from Kuala
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    Let Them Crow
    438 6 HE d< d policy of the governments of the F< deI .ya and Singapore is to encourage- the I of trade unions. This has been stated m and i I 'oum 1 and indeed the expansion of the trade union I at m the pa^t five years
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    Rurai Stepchildren
    209 6 IAPORE's p p lation has for long complam- step-motherly treatment from the Government. textent the charge cannot be refuted. We refer to the warning issued by the Chief ih Officer, Dr. M. Doraisingham on infected pork with ms being sold m rural areas. Dr. D warning must doubtless
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    Complex Background Of Muslim Nationalism
    1070 6 Complex Background Of Muslim Nationalism FRAiXCE li\ iVORTIi AFRICA By Our Times Paris Correspondent r JT\]K French territories of North Africa, Morocco, A geria, and Tunisia, have this much m common: they are inhabited by the same races, or admixture of races; they hold allegiance to the Muslim faith; and
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      THE EBER CASE
      182 6 Sir: I have followed interest the etters and reports disclosing facts and itions about Emergency Detainees. Although readers repeatedly expressed arm and indignation because the detainees have been denied the opportunity to prove their innocence, yet the Governor cii;l not think fit to examine the allegations made
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      Thunder From The Councillors
      516 6 Sir; The talk of the town has been the victory speech by Mr. O'i Mohamed immediately after the City Council (City Ward) election results were announced. No doubt. Mr. Oii Mohamed's speech was nut so impressive. Bui we should appreciate the fact that he discharged his
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      Temporaries In The GCS
      554 6 Sir; May I be allowed to say something about lite clerks m the General Clerical Service of the Singapore Government. The General Clerical Service, before Work! War 11, was recognised as a re-; able, intelligent, well-behaved and dignified service. It was a service to which n
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      GUIDED READING WOULD MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
      228 6 Sir;— The letter from Mr. Wee Boon Soo printed on the 19th deserves attention and sympathy rather than contempt for his frank, if naive, statements and obvious ]ack of information. He is a typical product of our system of education and social institutions. He
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      A Cause For Great Concern
      150 6 Sir;- -The lung awaited reply to the Governor's statement at tlie Legislative Council Meeting last month has at last been published. Mr. R. L. Eber has backed his allegations with d< tailed accounts of what took place at the meetings of the Advisory Committee, a
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    BEY BOWS TO FRENCH PRESSURE
    354 7 Signs Two Decrees After An Ultimatum Is Handed To Him .TUNIS Dec 21: (Rcuter) The Bey of lunis yesterdoy bowed to French pressure and signed two decrees which the French claim is part of France's plan to give Tunisia greater self government. He had denied
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    Sir Ouvry Brings Back Good News
    89 7 LONDON. Dec. 21 (Reuter) Britain's Quartermaster-Genera] Sir Ouvry Roberts relumed here by air yesterday alter a three-week visit to the Far East where las been inspecting British ii r>s and equipment. Of Kmea he said: "The boys are m excellent spirits and the morale
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    Six Trapped Men Escape Unhurt
    236 7 TRAPPED on the burning first floor of a goldsmith's shop m North Bridge Road, m the early hours ot yesterday, six men escaped unhurt, although their means of escape by the staircase was cut oil by the names. They wrenched out the iron bars of
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    Hope For Mankind h In UN -Nehru
    64 7 Hope For Mankind h In UN -Nehru Dec 21. Nehru open:. 4 con- I aid the ffered the survival for to be out J fol I u- be students th< United promote nations but collabo- 1 -onse Nations seemb pc through i survive, t .vorld one techhuman ..'id. from na,
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    119 7 Mon.i Louisa, -'0 xar-old Fresco acrobatic dancer. hYu into Sinu.nwin- from Saigoa last aight under •■n^menient ti. sh.iu Brothers Ltd. \n expoaeal of th«- Irenrh cunr.in, Mona has performed m the famona Ral Tah.nin and Nouvtlle Kve m Pins, v ufll ;K tl t N^u York's Latia Qnartei Said Mona:
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    Raffles Girls Win The Day
    22 7 Raffles Girls Win The Day lebate :tion S had aiipated They and Flor- wo- cheering Haji Mohamed, El Suhan 8 to the
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    Love Blamed By Accused
    26 7 Love Blamed By Accused v to al- I •he Hospil a wife. -day for Saw. j who denied using Saw, was or- r six monl prisoi
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    39,000 Does Shot
    23 7 a peredbytb ns m many the country 39,600 ere destroys a]] parts oi the states the Federarinary rep- r fox
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    Chandu In Jail
    28 7 sentenced *< m a chandtl cast' .s. tons Court, rgn I ith hay- j n c waa m jail, V al and the i sc was
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    Fr. Troops In Son La
    43 7 Fr. Troops In Son La HANOI. Dee 21. AP) rtencb Onion "«^n£f* a ?l c ITOOD9 '.<""" v nl J i' TO,, «ith of 0« tortged camp and »WeW r Nu bantalonaei smwees said. "^."Vho Vietattah may not r; >r th from Na San.
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    UMNO Plans To Probe Samad Case
    86 7 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. The United Malays National Organisation plans to fully investigate the case of Inche Abdul Samad, former ac:ing Editor of the Ulusan Melayu who is now detained under the Emergency Regulations, before taking up the matter with :he Government.
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    Lieut. Hargst
    32 7 LIEUT. Peter Hargesi ot the Royal New Zealand Infantry, I to the Ist Fijian Infantry Regiment, was involved m a road accident on Dec. 1!) and died oi his injuries.
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    SYRIAN PLANE CRASH KILLS 9
    38 7 DAMASCUS Dec (AP) Syrian Airways DC-3 en route today from here to Mevoo crashed Halo a mounr Uin near Nabek during a •tortn i. ing nine pa engers. c,v *urvfrorf v.ure «eui i*>
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    49 7 Photo THE Duchess of Kent inspects the jjuard of honour mounted on her arrival at the Mansion House, London. on Dec. 16 by the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment. She was attending: a Government luncheon m h« r honour, given m appreciation of her Far East tour A.P.
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    Gran Keeps Her Promise 30 Years
    343 7 More than 30 years ago Mrs. K. Hocquard made a Christmas promise to her father, Mr. 11. C. Hogan, on his deathbed. The promise was to brin^ her eight brothers, three sisters, their children and their children's children together every Christmas lor a family
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    TWINS STILL ALIVE
    130 7 TWINS STILL ALIVE CHICAGO, Dec. 21, (IP) The Brodie Siamese twins fought f° r life with amazing tenacity today more than 63 hours after an operation which separated them. Attendants and officials ;»< the University <>t Illinois research and educational hospital warned that the babies were m .is much danger
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    US Cargo Plane Plunges Into Sea
    48 7 TOKYO, Di<r 21. (UP):An Air Force C-47 twinengined transport cargo plane plunged into the sea at the end of the runway off Tokyo's Haneda airport today with only minor injuries to her four-man crew. All the four crewmen were picked up immediately.
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    When A Cocktail Party Is No Laughing Matter
    797 7 When A Cocktail Party Is No Laughing Matter DON'T let them fool you. "The Cocktail Party," by T.S. Eliol is no comedy as commonly understood and the Singapore Arts Theatre's production of the Play last night is no laughing matter. Although there v.ere some desperate guffaws at the rather intellectual
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    Naval Base Maen To Strike Dec. 29
    269 7 Naval Base Maen To Strike Dec. 29 Admiralty Criticized WHILE the 10,000 members of the Singe pore Naval Base Labour Union of Scietar yester day decided to go on strike on Dec 29, the Union's official negotiator, Mr. S. K. Rcddi, said that with goodwill on both sides, the strike
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    November Trade Shows $6M Deficit
    18 7 1 A for 'he month i 1 i foi the tame 101,791.704 II
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    RUBBERS REMAIN STEADY
    452 8 Tins Irregular, Loans Affected By A Special Correspondent THE FALL of ten cents a pound m our staple with the onset of Christmas brought a slackening m trade but there was little weakness m any section of the share market. Industrial dealings had a good spread with
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    645 8 Kocfcai Tin. Ltd.— During year en led <0;h September 1952 dredged ground averanging nearly a kati to the yard, and nade a profit of $$2,827,661) ($1.62 per share). Four dividends each of 12i cents per share were paid during the year and a final of t>2£ cents per
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    FAROOK'S OWN STORY
    2228 9 "'ww (Wmo Orai«s X,,<l<> Statue* By HRH Prince Farouk Fuad Exiled King Of Egypt Copyright Reserved: Reproduction Strictly Forbidden tX"i\ing Accuses Prudish :>pies For Falsehoods (.'urv.'u lons and alluring, young Samia Gamal was the favourite dancer of XxKin£ Karouk of Egypt before she married Sheppard Kinti, Aniei
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    CHAPTER FIVE
    20 9 Ex Kin« Fartmk \vh«» Is now on exile m !tal\ wriU another chapter of his if tiftoil book.
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    MEL JITTERBUGS TO KEEP FIT
    325 10 MEL JITTERBUGS TO KEEP FIT A BIG crowd ot Colony fight fans turned up at the Happy World Stadium yesterday morning to watch Mcl Brown, the coloured American ligntheavyweight, do light training and go through his paces for rounds. Mcl Brown arrived here from London on Saturday to fight Fijian
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    Vacant Title: Br.Plan
    234 10 Vacant Title: Br.Plan LONDON, D^. 11 (UP)— (,eor>{C Middleton. manager or Randy Turpin. is hopeful of I milchinjf his fighter witti France's Charley Hume/ for the world middleweight crown vacated by Sugar Rty Robinson. Britain's Boxing Board ot Control is supporting Turpin. the British and Empire champion who won the
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    Lesson For Sportsmen
    74 10 LONDON.— The Duke of Edinburgh gave a practical lesson m sportsmanship and ;ners to those who have ther when he shook hands with stateless German. Werner Wiegand, before the booed i foreigner fought Johnny Wiltms. It must be many years since a member of the Royal Family
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    Sunday Law Spoils Sport, Says Paper
    176 10 LONDON. Dec. 21 (I P> Curious restriction on entertainment and trading on Sundays In Britain make this day a day of gloom and despair both for Britons and visitors. These laws it is contended. ire both incongruous and inconsistent. For instance, while cinemas may
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    60 10 The world ranking light heavyweight. Mcl Brown, who is m the Colony for his fight against the Fijian Kadrodro on Boxing Day, delighted a large crowd with his light workouts yesterday. In the morning, he exercised his arms with some bag punching and sparring, and m the night, gave his
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    Somersets Make Debul
    78 10 PLAYING their first hockey match m Singapore, the newly arrived Ist Battalion Somerset Light Infantry team were beaten by the GHQ Field Records by one goal to nil at Nee Soon yesterday The Somersets put up a fine display against one of the strongest Army teams and
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    SECOND MATCH
    31 10 THE Sentul Works of Kua'.n Lumpur will play the second 1 football match m the Colony i today against the Jollilads XI at Kampong Bahru Railway institute ground today.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    315 10 Business done during Dec! Industrials: Fraser Neave j $2.52j and $2.50, Gammon S3 20 and $3.25, Consolidated Tin j 'Smelter Ord. 21s. 6d. and 21s. Tld.. Federal Dispensary §2.07. j to 52.10. Hammer $2.80 to $2 85, Malayan Breweries 54.30, I ayan Cement $1.15 to $1.10, McAlister $39.25,
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    $11/4 Million Athleti: Bowl
    101 10 $1 1/4 Million Athleti Bowl VANCOUVER, Dec. 21, i (Renter). An "athletic bowl"; costing $1,250,000 which will be the biggest sports stadium j :in Canada is to be built m Vancouver for the 1954 British Empire Games. The stadium will be de- signed to seat 32.000 under j covered stands
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    Happy Days. Ted Drake
    68 10 LONDON.— The day when Drake drummed his way into Soccer's history books get an anniversary greeting from Mr. G. Henderson. Rokeby-street, Rugbyi Warwickshire. Is Ted Drake's seven goals for Arsenal against Aston Villa still a first division record? Drake equalled the 1.888 record of Preston'? James
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    TOM'S BELIEF
    29 10 TOM Finney. Preston and England winger, believes summer wages should be increased as clubs are "calling upon players to go on long tours." Holidays with more p(l)ay.
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      292 10 4 v* -^z. a p.-tmcßßt wct-r g^» y^> y^ yjg? y^ j^S 2s*l CMORROW WEDNESDAY M£2 STARTS THURSDAYJK«s^ ONLY THE BEST FOR CHRISTMAS Trr.t^V The cbeatest of «v »nvt^ii«Mow«wcES! >^ Deborah James '/ViVW GRANGER Kl.i;i; MASON CALHERN S>^; a im \n \n\\ (JM-AfIHKWK t'HOM :>"t) HOOK i CHRISTMAS MIDNIGHT*^ OR,
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    UK Rugby Trials Cause Concern To Selectors
    328 11 f• i Ke cr > In «eniati«nal .Hals n ,"1 a "i an K "B lish county < ham headed the Rugby lnion pr^,™ probably c: 1 Probables to rose by Bwere txta en parfour ti i fan h gs I v goals.
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    Railway Institute Trounced
    180 11 Railway Institute Trounced displaying all round superiority, Sentu] Works of the Malaya. Railways. Kuala Lumpur, scored a convincing 4-1 victory over Singapore Railways Institute m a friendly soccer match played at Kampong Bahru yesterday. Ibrahim, Anath>n and Peng King were the stalwarts of Sentul Work: Between them they struck up
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    Jap Gets Bowling Alley
    85 11 TOKIO. Deo ?1 <rp>— The first bowling alley f or Japanese and general public was opened yesterday adding another item to the heavy Japanese sp -rts programme, probably the heaviest m the world. The Japanese play the sports of many countries— baseball suunming. track and field
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    SCHOOLBOY RUGBY PRAISED
    780 11  - SCHOOLBOY RUGBY PRAISED DONALD JOHNSION But There Are Criticisms Too By DURING the past week Singapore has seen a festival of Schools' Rugby, with the visiting teams Bukit Mertajam High School, and King George V School Seremban testing their prowess against St Andrews, Victoria and Raffles Ins titution, of Singapore.
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    36 11 Singapore Criekel Club, down .I—o m the 48th minute, rallied to beat the Navy Wanderers by nine points to three on the SCC Padaag on Saturday. The picture shows an incident m the !i;ime. Standard picture.
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    UKRugby Results
    268 11 LONDON, Dee. '-'(> (Renter). Results of Rugby mutches H! (.in LEAUGE Baj ro l'» Swinton (i. Bradford Northern 12 Oldham 9. Dewsbury 4 Wakefield Trinity 9. Doncaster 6 Castleford 7. Featherstone Roy. rs IS York 12. Huddersfteld 3 Leighi 3, Hull X Rovers 5 Hunslet (i. Ke v
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    Results & Latest Positions
    438 12 Results Latest Positions B ith t I nd 1 3. I 2. Stcke 2. B ci c 1. Sheffield Wed 5 2, Tottenham 1. fl 0. 5 sea 1. i Ham 2. LEAGI 11l South N eh 2 I I 1 1i 1. 1 2, Colch ter I 0 I,
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    WOLVES MAINTAIN LEAD
    642 12 Rain Keeps Crowd Away LONDC M, Dec. 20: (Reuter) Driving rain over most of the country and tn? counter attraction of Christmas shopping combined to keep attendances to one of the lowest aggregates for a Saturday programme since the war. Only about 560,000 compared with the near
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    GOOD X'MAS NEWS FOR SOCCER FANS
    401 12 LONDON, Dec. 21: (Reuter)— soccer enthusiasts have ed heartening Christmas. The English Football A rial ion has taken its fiirst stop pla ned campaign to much prized tickets for Association cup final. Association, through match and grounds committee, are to send a directive to
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    Blonde Tiger Disqualified
    89 12 BERT Assirati defeated Blonde Tiger on a disqualification m the main eveni ol Saturdays wrestling at the Hanpy World Stadium. Bkilde Tiger. who was lelayed hy the fog m London asi week, made his debui m Singapore on Saturday against the umpire Champion Bert A isirati Besl
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    Put Off Request
    187 12 Put Off Request JUNIOR s clubs afl the Singapore Amateur Football Association decided at a meeting yesterday to request the Association to postpone the annual general meeting (expected to be held on Dec. 29 this year' to some time m January next year. This decision was made following a "no
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    No Release For Dodgin
    66 12 CENTRE HALF Norman Dodgin hoped to follow bro- ther Bill of Fulham into football management. A three-year contract chance to get experience as playermanager of a non-league club at a salary exceeding his present play-pay has been offered him. Northampton, however, value him so much as
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    Leicester Still In Promotion Race
    228 12 LONDON, Dec. 20, (Reuter).— Two goals by Arthur Rowley gave Leicester a point on the Notts County i; round which kept them well m the League II promotion race. He has now scored 24 goals, the best record m the League and two more than
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    Malaya's Top 30
    43 12 The Combined Civilians (left, m white) and the Combined Services which met m the annual Rugby classic at Penang on Saturday. The Civilians, giving one of the finest exhibitions seen so far, beat the Services by 17 points to three.
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    The Way To Good Rugby Via Combined Civilians
    467 12 The Way To Good Rugby Via Combined Civilians PENANG, Sun.— The Combined Civilians who defeated the Combined Services by 17 3 yesterday really gave a first class lesson on how to play rugger to the many enthusiasts who were present to witness this gigantic struggle among Malaya's best players. It
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    BIG BIDS
    31 12 AT Fulham recently icas Tommy Taylor. Bamsley in-\ side left, for whom Manchester United. Spnr?, Hull mid Arsenal have hinted at offers totting up to a large transfer fee.
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    13 12 The Tiger JSwiinmlnff Club of Singapore and the Penan;; Swiirilrvng Club teams which
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    FONG STILL PENANG BEST
    380 12 PENAXG. Sun. Fong Scow San repeated his lasl year's performance when he won the 100 metres Free style open championship of Penang to annex the Khoo Sian Ewe Cup at the Chinese Swimming Ciub uala held m Tanjong Bungah today Scow San, who had a flying
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    Kota Raja Lose By Odd Goal
    276 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A sodden ground did not I prevent the Kota Raja Malay School of Singapore and the Combined Malay Schools XI of Kuala Lumpur from giving a thrilling display on the Kampong Bahru ground today. The Kuala Lumpur boys won by the
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    Civilians Win & Top Quad
    92 12 Civilians Win Top Quad follow; v. on the I Singapore Ci anollier defea'. S.H.A. q tournament n played on Army dv a Air Force. B played at C Navy, who easily on t: the Ci\; position j i had only tliIn the n more olten range than through grand minutes
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    Hard Time?, No Turkey
    91 12 Si^-n of strißffeal Urn lot Qaeea's I'.n k !:;u;l< was the ia(t ih.tt the regrctfally ■■■oaiififj m-t<-rda\ thai lot ecoßonh pcj ><:i> the] would 1: \c to disomitfauK the utiiii :i prea tion <>t a Christmas tnrfc j to their players. Rfeaattiaie six <!ui)v have tflfphoojed
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      21 1 YOUTH S APER PUBLISHED BY ThE Singapore STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH NO. S3 YOUTH MONDAY, DECEMBER, 22, 1952. 4 PAGES FREI
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      What's The Name?
      10 1 solution m and his ENOCH did I
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      LIFE AT THE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL
      258 1  - LIFE AT THE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL PETER MALLORY U- Unusual Ex- ]j jpe'.meni Which] Jains Boys Tc Be I Set; Reliant fdfsdfd~By- sJhe Editor of "YOUTH' wishes you a* "MERRY CHRISTMAS' t> o-o~cs o i»_» i i troi I and no: i id.' i am I renfell A E I re.
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      TAIPING BOYS' VISIT
      188 1 SEVENTY tu. ho\ n; th^ s<*nio- classe> of Si Cieorje'a listitlltiaa T-iipm., ipeal an «*njovjiDit- wet-K ia S:n?;iP<irr playing :im- and :u afl th^- important and interesting •> m Singapore A:;- tkeii tou: of MiHrri and Kuaa i.umpur When asked bom Uiej raised Urn monc- for tn^
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      Are our schoolboys' morals deteriorating?
      285 1  - Are our schoolboys' morals deteriorating? ANAK SEKOLAH jf/f#> Sludt'iit II a livr i .HE ter I Smgavc ilboy isons. re■is anon-. expressed m i necessc.- i i \T > happening to the boys m Sin^ai Parent^ and member^ of thf* Public havr ca alar: indication that. unie^ ■rned takr firm
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      A BEGGAR'S X'MAS GIFT
      942 2  - A BEGGAR'S X'MAS GIFT TODAK II WE >«>u e\er slept on the five foot way? It is not too bad, really. Dusty, and told 1 l At nij;ht and ><>v cannot sleep long without being disturbed. So Ah Bee used to say, and he knew, lie had slept on the
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      Pen-Pals Corner
      254 2 Pen -Pals Corner tfISS Margaret Almis of Ceylon writes to say that she wants pen-pals of either 54 I iveen the ages of 16 to 20. Her hobbies are collecting stamps, photography, and film stars. Her address: c/o "Nelum," Tudawa, Matara, Ceylon. Miss Maheswary Kanagaretnam of the Yembadi Girls' School,
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      MIDNIGHT REVERIE
      205 2 HPHE trees avail the wind to 1 Stir. The Sfcu awaits ihc tun to rise fu this gloomy and dreary >■ ght, When siars btvnu irifh, dreams fraught trirh sighs, When two souls part cr the end of dream, .4 man recalls his da us nnd nights. Oh!
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      Poets Series Of Stamps
      146 2 ON the eve of Gandhiji'i birthday anniversary the Indian Posts and Telegraphs Department issued the first six of a serits of stamps portraying famous poets and poetsaints of India. The new stamps carry the portraits of Kabir, Tulsidas. Uira, Surdas. (ihalib and the foremost I'rdu poets
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      Australian Students Seek Asian Links
      516 2  -  JOHN LOUGHLIN LEADER OFF ON GOODWILL TOUR By p LOSER neighbourly rela- tions between Australian and Asian University student organisations are the aim of an Australian student leader who will make a goodwill tour of Asian universities on a U.N.E.S.C.O. srant m December and January.
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        54 2 PUZZLE TIT-EIT CORNER Clues A^ i o 3. A L What sch( 4 > Wha like most. 1 O 7 Amatory Swim R Edge 9. Most teachers ha i I 11. A car 13. A famous tow 17. Obviously i noisy rcopie 19. We go there tc Ciues D 2.
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      NOT A TING!
      81 3 I naaHwi Ike Uj i «r* I- ••"!>"'•(! the totie, v. I r*« palled mm iM :i r tfa.pi, Mtkim Kp hoW F«t«aM] r«f i •.:„.>,!.< old Michael Grahaw Cnrtfa I llfor* E»« >-.:, .ai HIM Uw wpboari Uw iintag la d \,,«i „.h a win fomi
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      A Case For Daily Assemblies
      586 3 A Case For Daily Assemblies i 'DEMI-TASSE' \\HY i» it that some schools have d a i i assemblies while others haveonly weekly, monthly or even no assemblies at all save for the annual prize Kiving clay? This is the question that has been raised this week by a student
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      Test Your Wits
      61 3 \iiN\\er-; lo lasl week's puzzle) 1 No earth at all m the 2. How could statistics be taken, since the burglaries were unreported? 3. They could be two of a set of triplets, quadruplets or even quintuplets. 4. The two Red Indians were man and wife. 5.
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