Singapore Standard, 29 December 1952

Microfilm: NL2284
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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard $k fL -M X VOL. II! NO. 179 MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Inspector Kills His Assailant, Then Dies
    64 1 Serembcm Shooting Standard :l Correspondent BAN, S'.ir. •old del ective Kuh Ah L k :.nd i his as>ail- a g in battle ai id, last night, .mbed I his in ho pitaL took pi a S rcnbilan Iquartei at the wn Ah anas K
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    10- Storey Building To Go Up Soon
    54 1 10- Storey Building To Go Up Soon .rd Staff Keportrr tion ol be rey bui li 'A fax the Ci E e "tricitj Departbe i in March nexl Archite I and Mr. W. I fhe Standard! w .~c on tn£ I 8 take i\ 18 mon iile only one b
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    Jan War Brides
    22 1 FIVI c v. ar tral m Left Saturday vn I tngk tn 4 xxne 20 o iQ] go A.P.
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    Woman Found Hacked To Death
    33 1 SIKH G u ::ie nei-k r B ikil Berlay< r, Singapore jn. on Sal r|ay S ::cd to Poii e have etained a male S i I i
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    10,000 STRIKE TODAY
    278 1 Naval Base Ready 'To Meet The Situation' Standard Staff Reporter THE strike of the 10,090-strong Singapore Naval Base Labour Union is on. At 7 a.m. today, more than 200 pickets and placards will be planted at all gates and entrances to the Naval 3ase. A spokesman of
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    60 1 THE si\ surrendered terrorists in Mersin* s»"n with their arms and ammunition. AH of thorn an- m<v v lads, their affea ranging from ?0 to 25 years. The one with a three-star cap is Ng Slew Fatt. section leadei of the 6th Platoon of the 4th Regiment of the Communist
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    6 Ex-Bandits Call On Others To Give Up
    411 1 The story behind the Mersing surrender Standard Staff Reporter MERSfNG, Sun. More than 20,000 leaflets containing mes ages from a terrorist section leader, Ng Siew Fatt, who led the Qp&Ai surrender of six terrorists on Dec. 22, will be air-dropped in Mersing
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    Blackout On East Coast Of Island
    92 1 AFTER live bright nighi a small area of Singapore was again plunged into darkness, last night, when there were power cuts in the Eastern part of tin- island, including Mountbatten Road, Easi Coast Road. Beciuk and Changi Road Mr. R. A. Waddle. deputy electrical
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    I-C Big Push Is Stalled
    75 1 HANOI, Dec. 28 (AP)- Th< French Union's double barreled year-end offensi' appeared to have .stalled tonight, at least, temporarily, for lack of anyone to fight. The High Command reported only minor clashes on two main fronts in northwestern Indochina; in the Thai country near Na
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    Fire Razes Ma lay House In Joo Chiat
    155 1 Fire Razes Ma lay House In J oo Chiat A MALAY family of 17, including eight children were rendered homeless when fire destroyed their two-storey house in -Too Chiat Place yesterday. An adjoining sundry goods shop was also destroyed. A fire engine from the Centra! Fh*e Station was sent out
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    B29's RAIN HAVOC ON RED TARGET
    183 1 TOKYO, Dec. 28 (UP) American B-29 Superforts rained tons of bombs on a liew Communist supply and transportation centre in northwest Korea early today, and the Air Force reported the 45-acre target was "levelled." Nine of the biff OkinawabaSed bombers slammed tons of bombs
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    Drifting Ship Sends SOS
    44 1 LISBON. Dec. 28 (U.Pi— The Liberian freighter Archimedes radioed for help today, reporting it had lost its rudder and was drifting helplessly between the Azores and PortuThe message said the 7.157--ton vessel was in no danger and was awaiting assistance.
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    "Quake In Lahore
    37 1 PAMC-STRICKEN people crowded int° the streets of Lahore Saturday night when an earthquake, stated to be oi "severe intensity" shook the town. The tremor lasted about a minute. No damage was reported immediately.— Reuter
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    Young Red: 'Tell Father I'm Sorry'
    229 1 I Standard Staff Reporter MKRSING. Sun. Three Chinese youths, who sacrificed eir parents, their farm and their home hi Mawi Camp two years ago to join the Communists, returned to civilisation with three other terrorists in th e recent mass surrender in Me in
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    SHIP BREAKS IN TWO
    64 1 RESCUE attempts being j carried out on the 12,546- ton French liner Cham- pollion which broke in i two on a sandbank off i the Lebanese coast. Aft«-r all other attempts at rescue failed, Capt. Baltaji. Chief Pilot at Beirut, made a daring trip in his
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    1st Suffolks 'Bag' 192nd Terrorist
    90 1 1st Suf folks 'Bag' 192nd Terrorist K I A f A LUMPUR Sun The Isl Saffolks yesterday kilted their I79tfa terrorist in tin bush positions n <■ I r Cherts, Kajanj;. With their tour of service in Malaya coating to close the SuJiolks have brought their total terrorist elimination* to
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    Theft At Spore's New Airport
    43 1 Theft At Spore's New Airport POUR men visited tin International Airport at Lebar, Singapore at 4 p Boxing Day and teft with 210 pie of iron rods, worth belonging to the struction company employed on the site l':,< r got a a lorry
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    DANISH QUEEN (79) DIES
    29 1 ltd rik D s. on D for an si tii)!: Lroub i G( v nnaii Prii D I- i M""k'f" in. E mar Queen Alexandrine
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    Duke Now Head Of Cade Corps
    26 1 I iburgti, Con Army and Ail Ft ed simu I I I ire«» miral oi E modore inw liiel I
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    Royal Tenants
    4 1 Bucking I
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    WOMAN OF THE YEAR
    572 2 Newspapers Nominate Queen Elizabeth NEW YORK, Dec. 28: —Queen Elizabeth is the outstanding woman newsmaker, of 1952, according to the combined vote of managing editors and women's editors of AP newspapers. But it is interesting to note that the women editors' poll alone was two-to-one for
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    These rlane Sturies Pintle Page I News
    292 2 AN! S a melting for nes as packed with una any mystei iller. Bight, ind ami tnmei to king pas- K fl a y seh es at pisi and the plaiM lom. old warpiane glides to ted States and a dozen aliens without
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    Police Hunt 'Society News' Jewel Gang
    268 2 A GANG of gem thieves who make a study of "society" news, and strike when they know bic^ country houses will be empty overnight, is being hunted b\ police throughout Britain. The gang's latest haul, from the Upton-on-Seven, Worces- tershire home of the widowed
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    He Retires After 27 Years As Surveyor
    240 2 AFTER more thnn 27 years service as Chief Surveyor ;n the Survey Department, Mr. H.L. Ward, a former prisonerof war who spent more than three years working on the Siam 'Death Railway' left Singapore for Brisbane on retirement yesterday by the Straat Banka.
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    FIRST RESCUE PICTURES
    70 2 p (Top) Lebanese firemen carry a survivor coated with oil from the km Frm liner Champollion. The 1?. 546-ton liner which was carry tag pnlqrims to the I for Christmas, broke in two on a sandbank 300 yard* off the I .< ban 22. (Below) Groups of
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      645 2 SINGAPORE I Baft&n? C&^be *repe' RAUB Sunday morning); mis a t. ENTERTAINMENT to Tel ll3> Ro Bach T ENTERTAINMENT Carpet. I CATHAY: The Prisone ol Zend. R|| <. pox/ r rc i V 11 a m.. 1.43. 4.15, 6.45 and 9.30 BUS SERVICES P-»--alhambea: w,v or 3 cucho Sl *iyV^K,
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    falks On 'Buffer Stocks'
    66 3 falks On 'Buffer Stocks' v :^rd Stiff Reporter I ■a! Rubber Working Cor. meet shortvcar. in tbe will discuss I aof establish- I, Indone la red at bo i was in e ishing buffet i market interests what thev -her Govern- representatives t v.ere Mr. O. the Ft n MemE
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    Eight Car Accidents Yesterday
    90 3 Eight Car Accidents Yesterday total ol eii;.-- I at In] .1 district, lents. The a* I a two c] dnesc boy, in a coll ate hi woman ran into e Bukit R kg ini o Bukit :>ut no one t 1 1 y -bed I > Road and Pa it
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    Extra Flights
    8 3 and anoth Saigon unusually of passers
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    PANGHULUS
    313 3 Standard photo. t .*T.**N&gt f m^^CVW 4^,.. i^ i^^iC- f Wm^lk^ 4 > *>■■& f ■> i SARAWAK. Dec. 28 <B uter-AAP). Saia a fc Oilfields Limited have announced that two N Oihvc! 1 i e to be drilled in the nitj trf is declining [field, work to begin
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    Sarawak Oilfield To Drill 2 New Miri Wells
    8 3 Sarawak Oilfield To Drill 2 New Miri Wells
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    Gift To India Relief Fund
    56 3 MEMBERS of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union of all nationalities have contributed $590.94 (Rs 870) towards the relict tin id for the victims of the flood which swept some parts of South India recently. The full amount had been remitted to the Governor oi
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    Local Fish Prices
    528 3 Prices of fish as supplied by the City Markets are Bawal Putoh $3.24, Bawa' Hitam $1.67, Kurau $3.01. Senangin Sl'ai, Tenggiri $168. Merah R] 15 Chen c haru cts., Parang 2 $1.44. Yu 54 cts., Pari 54 cts., Gelama o8 cts.. Kembong fiB cts. The Peninsular Malays
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    Tear Of Red China Holds Back Support'
    145 3 TOXDOX. Sun. Fear that Malayan independence Will mean control of Malaya by China "is restraining the Malayan Chinese from actively supporting the government Ln combatting banditry appreciating that the bandits of to lay would, in such an event, be their masters on the
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    IPOH HOCKEY PLAYER WEDS
    172 3 IPOH. Sun. Mr. Choah Cheong Sin, well-known hockey player, was married to Miss Nellie Low, eldest daughter of Mrs Low Chew Sens at St. I Michael's Church, Ipoh yesterday. Another well-known sportsman, *Mr Tan Kee Fah, was i the bestman. arge gathering. This was the first
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    31 Gunners Give Blood
    177 3 PHns are now in preparation for the first Coronation Kx hJWtton to be £e!d P in Singapore, from Apnl 27 j to May o. This exhibition, held f tiU 1 same time a.s the British Industries Fair at Olyinpia, London and Castle Biomwich, Birmingham, Is being
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    SUFFOLKS REMEMBER DEAD COMRADES
    56 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— This date, December 28 '952. is on important doy in the calendar of the First Battalion of the Suffolk Reg.016"idtZil^'rjt Xl" '"-nlT;, course There u., they MledLTew Kon ISm, the notortous "Bearded Terrorist; «jd those ether days when they eliminiatcd all who vainly
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    Ist Mass Wedding At Khek Guild
    23 3 TEN couples were married at the Khek Cow «ttj Guild yesterday after a colourful t rremeny^be^ I
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    Unit Collector On Trust Charge
    78 3 PENANG Sun. Oui I Poh, a renl i o ector by a private "medical i>- tioner. Dr. Ooi Kcc Wan neared before Mr. J. A. Black in the Second Magistrate's Court on a charge of having committed criminal breach oi trust In respect of S
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    Kuching Kitten
    33 3 Kuc hing Kitten A KITTEN with one head and two bodies, one ovej lapping the other, two and seven legs wa bom neti K tiing ye berday. It dice aftc,- birth Reuter AAP
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    Tenders For Treasury Bills
    25 3 ENDERS for the F< tion of Mi $11,000 000 have been I ration of M I The BilU w. .Im I
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      270 3 *4&' "3fe" Sx> flk i^ t S 1 1-"^®* gf I*" &tWAmUMR> rpo i» S ()l <>1 I lON W h«*n till i^' briclll* x outer in- |n'l<i» I ••< 5 farmers. Iherefore. »re the loiimtcrs hi human rt\ di/.i tlon Daniel \\«i»»t« r I \|i)Ml I <>M I \J
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    Fed. Has Less Pneumonia
    96 4 FEDERAI lON bealtt sta i a sharp drop u 14 arid deaths from 31 to 20, for the week ending Dec. 13. Perak's Ggures were hig 17 f i There was ai.v.' a d:op in thia took p ac« MISS Cbrons Moh Lau and Mr. Pak
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    Seoul Rally At Tampin
    65 4 I SEREMBAN, Sun. About 250 13 'y s :outs and Cuba heW a rally ai Tamp in recently 1 followed bv demonstrations of j various scouting activities, j witnessed by a large crowd. A book was presented to Mr. .1. M. Patri fe, the Distrid Officer,
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    US TRIBUTE TO TEMPLER, PLANTER
    58 4 NRB: '53 May Be Best Year For Rubber Roads PAYING tribute to the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Tempier, and the rubber planters of Malaya the Natural Rubber Bureau of Washington says: "Under the dynamic action and full leadership of General Tempier the Communists in
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    Police Offer Reward For Murderer
    581 4 Police Offer Reward For Murderer THE Perak Police are offering a reward of 82.000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons allegedly responsible for the murder of Jagamah. a Telegu Indian j woman, a&ed 35. at Pundut j Estate. Lumut. between 7.30 1 p.m.
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    400 New Teacher Trainees Needed
    19 4 400 New Teacher Trainees Needed cruit mai 1 teacher tnii I puy D I I I I 1 1 >■
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    Pneumonia Claims 24
    32 4 PNEUMONIA claimed 24 lives in Singapore for the week ending Dec. 20 Enter. us also claimed 24. The number of bir.hs was 691, while ltfl died during the week.
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    Sharp Drop In Ulu Klang "52 Tin Output
    302 4 Sharp Drop In Ulu Klang "52 Tin Output i KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. There was a marked decline ;of 650 piculs in the L952 I output of the U'u Klang Tir Limited. Stating this ai the I genera! meeting of the comj pany in K.L. recently, the I chairman, Mr. H
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    On Transfer
    83 4 IPOH. Sun.— -Mr. Gurcharan Singh, Sikh interpreter attached to the Ipoh Magistrate' Court, will be leaving for Penang at the end of the month to take up a similar post there. He win be succeeded by Mr. Fajja Singh from A 1 or Star. MR. YONG PENG YUEN
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    WHO KILLED MAURICE?
    161 4 RADIO Malaya produced one of their best plays last night when they presented Somerset Maugham's "The Sacred Flame." a play revealing a deep understanding of the tragedy of unrequited love. with none of its author's usual cynicism. Maugham's first serious dra- j ma. it was produced in
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    Penang Goes Gay Over Christmas
    36 4 PENANG, Sun— Entertainment spots in Penan* island were crowded during the Christmas holidays this year. Theatres, dance halls and parks were well patron ised while the races drew a record crowd.
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    Dr. Li Boon Par Gets Married
    78 4 M ALA LUMPUR. i era] hundred gue i ed the wedding today of Dr Li Boon Par, second and Mrs. Lim Teovv V r < M v 5 ChOW Poll Y. tg daughter of Mr. am: S( k Woo. The bridegroom [g tttached to
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    Legco Meeting
    33 4 THE Federal La jisjat e Council's next meeting i •< lield in the Council C Maxwell Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Jan. 7 and 8. at 10.30 a.m. <T)d 9.30 a.m.. reioectivc r.
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  • THE NEWS IN PICTURES
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      YEAR'S BEST PICTURES
      111 5 Nol -i "-> "E. M w <» t Hi i -< ""r J ■<, 7 O re -6% Z n S 0 -»o 5. 5 1 o o o v) o Xii < 5 2. Q. 3- O 3 o < vo D. rn jj -n S
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      MASS WEDDING
      145 5 Left: Mr. Chuo Hai Chwee who was married to M.ss Loh Lan Fong at their residence at Lorong K, Telok Kucau, Singapore, ye*»«rdoy. Extreme left: Three memlfcecs of the Malayan Delegation who arrcnocd rhe Asian Student*' Convention tor the United Notions of New Delhi are pictured here in
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      AT THE YMCA SOCIAL
      12 5 AT THE YMCA SOCIAL :.io 3" 3 A Ml s:lf 1 S
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      FIRE MAKES 17 HOMELESC
      27 5 o o a —3 ro 3-^* 5 ft 3 o -> o^y a- mn °c2 o o y c < 3 v» S3 3- -5
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      CITY'S NEW POOL
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    Deeds. Not Words
    677 6 nrO most non-Communist n; I which are thirsty for a settlement in Korea and a lasting world peace. Marshal Josef Stalin's expressed willingness to meet American President-elect Dwight Eisenhower sounded like sweet music, but like music, it floated in the air, pleased your ear momentarily and vanished
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    Parliament's Ignorance Of Colonial Problems
    761 6  - Parliament's Ignorance Of Colonial Problems PHILIP VERNON By PARU iWE\T has risen for tfie Christmas recess* The two notable features of the present session so far have been, first, the long wrangles over procedure, and second, the prominence given to the question of Kenya. The numerous statements, q I -'ions
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      Take Voters' Identity
      279 6 Sir;— lt is alleged that the last Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections, many egistered voters were turn* y on grounds thai they have .already voted >ugh the fact was to the ary. tl -nay not be it is q ible for ties i.e. the presiding 3 and the
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      Was It A Farce?
      179 6 S r;— Mr. R.L. Eber's reply to the Governor's statements the Legislative Council g es a clear picture of the proceedings in the Advisory Committee oi which, otherwise, the average man-in-the-street would have no knowledge. Although the Governor has dismissed his allegations a? unfounded, it is
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      WORTH ITS PRICE
      165 6 Sir; Before long, I am s;;re. many parents and guardians will be writing to the Press condemning the Government for increasing the school fees. I am sure thev will bring forward many good arguments to show why the authorities should not increase school fees. But before any
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      A Lesson
      131 6 Sir; Your editorial on Saturday 2 1.1 2. 52— 'The Little Things' should be inscribed and posted in every Government Department a lesson to the Go ernmeni in particular and the big people in general. The simple poor f "ks in the kampongs or villages might not have
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    KOREAS QUARREL WITH JAPAN
    833 6  - KOREAS QUARREL WITH JAPAN PAIHICK O'DONOVAN »H SEOUL, (Korea), ALMOST unnoticed below the horrot and violence oi the war in Korea is the fact that Japan and Korea are not on speaking terms. In more ordinary circumstances the tension is such that usually leads to war. When a.sked what his
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    85 6 "Good g r Jef!—They'rt seJlin' I U nnu.-tf I THF. IS. Navr'a Mania Viking No. 9 high aid tude r< -M-an h n* kt-i ■tarts od its way to equal th*v world's record for single stage rockets— l3s miles. At the top of its climb when it* furl
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      111 6 Independent Morning Newspaper HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, Singapore. BRANCH OFFICES: Room 222, The Times Building, Printing House Square, London, EC 4. 45. Sulton Street, 83, Cowon Street, 8, Leith Street, Telephone 4558. Telephone 829. Telephone 1055. NEWS SERVICES Router, Associated Pr<
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    350 Reds held In PI Raids
    28 7 350 Reds held In PI Raids I v in\! Chi- t the B i in the p< Lncludth*. C Philipi V. .*her ne. s I obed i! men.
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    Year's Top Movie
    21 7 T de Kvpoll of American ners s ed the Si n I top movie. The ised on public
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    21 7 t T. B. St«*v»-ns, C>3» d H ir I \H«'i\in. has >tnt«-<i Secretary of kg President i> a licht Eisenhower. A.P
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    STALIN: CAUTION URGED
    365 7 PM's Trip Not Designed To Study Red Offer LONDON, Dec, 28, (Reuter).— Cautious and at times sceptical comment yesterday greeted Marshal Stalin's Christmas statement that he would favour a meeting with American President-elect Dwighi Eisenhower. Comment from various capitals is as follows: Washington: Observers pointed out that
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    Churchill, Ike To Discuss Korea, FE
    146 7 Churchill, Ike To Discuss Korea, FE LONDON. D 28 (APi T[ e bl DCS Prime Minister Churchill -ants to talk over with Presi-dent-eleci E enhower in New y rk next month are K< a and ful a] East stra'< gy official British sources said last ght U d a cnbi-
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    Nuckols NeM Post
    16 7 R B i v chief in it the Di sion, a1 quart- UP
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    Russia Wants FE War, Says Truman
    297 7  -  MERRIMAN SMITH Bv WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (UP).— President Truman sat behind a big desk yesterday and during an interview lasting nearly an hour told me of his firm belief {hat Russia would welcome a stepped-up war in the Far Fast to give her a
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    49 7 pi «>to. riU.MII K Antoine Pinay of Frame i^ surrounded by newspapermen as In- leaves the Elysec Palace. Paris. Dec. 23, alter handing his resignation to thf French President. Piaay'a resigaatioii cornea nine and u ball months after he took office *1 th<- head of a coalition government. A.P.
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    Costs More To Eat
    33 7 It costs Americans two and a half times as much to eat today as it did just before World War 11, according to the national industrial conference board. UP
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    Death For Espionage Proposed
    115 7 WASHINGTON, Dec. 28. (UP). Ameri an i spy hunters urged Congress to immediately make punishable by death ause Communists have made "dangerous inroads" in their plot to overthrow the United States government. A recommendation to put into effect p«] wartime espii powers if adopted als sumably
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    Ike May Seek Pearr Views
    80 7 NEW YORK 28 (AP>.— President-elect discuss Premier Stalin's peaje statement with Senator Republican k-.. views on feasibiiii ferences with the Russians. That possibility developed as Eisenhower met at his G< lumbia University residence yesfr with Lewis W. [>OU£ as. former Ambassador to Britain in the
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    Thai Strong Men To Take Over
    53 7 BANGKOK. Dec. 28. (AFP). Premier Phibun Song] has ordered a general administrative shake-up following the increased Communist activity in Thailand. The reorganisation will affect regional governor^, provincial governors and heads r >i municipal office-. Strong men will be placed in provinces considered to I
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    Fog Spoils X'mas In U.K.
    246 7 \DOX. Dec. 28: Fog i1 many parts of H .tain on Friday disrupting land, sea air traffic and ruining the r i ports day of the Qiri I nas holiday. It was the second pea soup^r of the month, making this De- -ember rough even
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    Prehistoric Fish Caught
    98 7 Prehistoric Fish Caught DURBAN, South Africa, Dec. 28 (AP).— The government placed an air force plane at the disposal of Prof. J. L. B. Smith yesterday to enable the famous scientist to reach a small Indian Ocean island where a prehistoric fish is reported to have been landed. Time is
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    I-C Grenade Blast
    36 7 A VIETNAMESE woman was killed and 40 women and children injured when handgrenades were expl'ulcd in a restaurant 18 nines north of Saigon on Christmas night, according to a French Army report Renter.
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    'EVE' IS NOW 'CONQUEROR'
    92 7 'EVE' IS NOW 'CONQUEROR' photo. HAVVA (which is Turkish for 'Eve') Akgezi. 20 3 car-old worker in a Iwal textile factory, changed from woman to man following two operations at hospital in Istanbul, Turkey. Havva, who has now changed his name to Fethi (conqueror), was married to a taxi driver
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    Royalty At A Square Dance
    183 7 SANDRINGHAM, Dec. 28, (AP). The word from the Royal Home at Sandringham yesterday was that Queen Elizabeth still knows her do-si-do. The 26-year-old Queen, smitten, with the squiredance bug during her 1951 toar of Canada, put the family through the paces in the privacy of
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    IstCRESCENT-WING JET PLANE FLOWIS
    56 7 LONDON, D< The world's first I enginod Cre the Handh made its maiden fi.i offici Sir Fierier. < Chairman of Pa ge 1 "Th: i Britain's forces It! striking power '1 otht r t. as far i a;■ H Stafford, chi I Pag* plane to op<
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    TINS STRONG; RUBBERS NEGLECTED
    285 8 By A Special Market Corresj>ondeiit A FAIR measure of business was transacted in the three and a half days before Christmas. Industrials were generally steady and Tins strong: but Rubbers almost completely neglected. Loans too had few deal- Ings. In (iio Industrial section. four stocks were
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    Company Reports
    703 8 m Wearne Brothers Ltd. Showed profit for year ended Sept. 30 lof $5. 04:;. 857 after tax. which can be the equivalent ot no lesi than 89.6 per cent, before tax Final dividend of 5 per cent anc Bonus of 20 per cent, make 3C per cent, distributed
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    The Week's Business
    164 8 Industrials: C1 S. Ords. 2!s 9d.. Fraser and Neave $2.50 Federal Dispensary $2.20. Gammon $3 50. Hammer $2.85. Hongkong Bank (Colonial Register) $745 to $755 Malayan Cement SI I2j to $1.10. Malayan Colli- >■;■ $1.47j McAlister Raffles Hotel -J 70. Sixne Darby $2.00 Singapore Cold Storage $4.40
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    FAROUK'S OWN STORY
    2545 9  -  HRH Prince Farouk Fuad By Exiled King Of Eg' pt CHAPTER SIX op\ right Hrs«'r\(d: Reproduction Strictly Forbidden My Enemies Created Rumours About My Three Daughters They Art* Wt*li L*H>kt*d After v V WVV W W VV\ W V V W W I Misleading Captions In| I
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    59 9 Seen at Grarie Fields* Night Club "Song of the Sea" on the Isle of Capri, are left to right (seated), Ex-Queen Narriman, Gracie Fields, and Farouk. They arc watching contestants for the "Miss Europe" title parading at the Club The beauty to whom all eyes are turned is none other
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    LAUGHTER in CHURCH
    214 9  -  STAN MAYS By NEW YORK. T>OARS of laughter in church. Giggles .from the choir stalls. A rolling of parishioners into the aisles. Well, not quite that But a little laughter m church might not be such a bad thing to revwe religion thinks the Rev. Henry C.
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    SPCURS DOUBLE
    531 10 Widespread Fog Mars Day's Sport LONDON, Dec. 27 (Reuter)— Widespread fog marked the end of the Christmas football programme causing the postponement of 1 1 League matches four more than on December 6 when similar conditions restricted sports in Britain. The postponement meant that many clubs played only
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    Cardiff Best In Holiday Rugby
    436 10 LONDON'. Dec. 27, (Reuter).— Cardiff were the most outstanding team during the Christmas holiday Hug by I'nion programme. Alter decisively defeating Wasps, one of the better London dubs on Boxing Day, Cardiff overcome the Scottish side Watsonians by 29 points to three today. r— A'h
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    70 10 The 77 Cultural and Social Club gave a Christmas party for coloured children at its premises in Inverness Terrace. Bayswater. London. Dec. 20. Sprinter MacDonald Bailey played Father Christmas to the kiddies, the parents of some of whom are in the cast of the negro folk opera "Porgy and Bess."
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    RESULTS AND POSITIONS
    1307 10 LEAGUE DIVISION I Arsenal. Bolton Cardifl 0. Newcastle 0. Charlton, Aston Villa. Chelsea 0. Stoke 0. Manchester C. Preston. Middlesbro' U.' Tottenham 4. Portsmouth 2. Derby 2. Sunderland 5 Wolves 2 West Brom. A. 0. Sfeld Wed. I, LEAGUE DIVISION II 1 Bury 2, Rotherham 0. •Everton,
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    52 10 John Doherty (left) Manchester United's 17-year-old inside-rljfht, heads in Manchester's third goal du-insr the Urst Division match agamst Cnelsea at the Cheh -a ground Dec. 20. Chelsea goalkeeper Bill Robertson sprawls, defeated on the Also shown are Manchester ouiside left David Pegrg (extreme right), another 17-year-old, and Man«Ute&ter centre-forward John
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      206 10 N.B. Dur to fontract itupifxing im( j start on Wrdnesdav 31st.. the season „l Arms" must end on T'ifsda\; iMpilc n, still drawing record rroudv llo«. extended season at th,. Rex 1.,110u illt h *Bend Of The River Pl.,s! J>afhr Ncwi Sped i HEADLINE EVENTS OF THE KM 1952 Charles
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    Scottish Soccer At Its Lowest Ebb
    361 11 \!)«>\, Dec. 28 (AP). s, ottish football where No «ir. It ha» gone ind back a lonf way. i mere Sassenach this s.os that rijjht now iihty of football above r border Is at its lowest ebb. t!and iu the internationI is a bach
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    UK Soccer Also Goinq Down.....And Here's The Reason
    758 11  - UK Soccer Also G oinq Down ...And Here's The Reason Tom Phillips By Dead Heads' In The Bocirdroorn P>M>O\ Lure ol the hearth, roarin- fires and M 1\ are verv strong: at this time of the year t,tle>s ii will be blamed by Soccer chiefs for slump in fates. t0...
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    McKenley Scores
    82 11 KINGSTON, i>< t. .'8 (Beater)-— Herb McKenley. running for the Jamaican Olympic team in a match against I'nited States Olympic athletes, stored a fine double by v\ inning the IUO and 400 metres events here over Christmas. He took the 100 metres from Harrison Dillard Olympic champion in
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    Mac To Test Out A Theory
    261 11 LONDON Crack sprinter j Mat Donald Bailey is dreaming of warm weather to test out a theory. "I hope t> get photographic proof," says Mac. "that 8 I sprinter picks up speed faster than a racehorse over the first thirty yards." Then he added,
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    RASC v SCC
    124 11 THE -RASC Rugby "A" XV will play against trie SCC on the SCC padang today. RASC will be represented by; Lt. Thompson (Capt.), Dvr. Davies. Cpl. Gurney, Dvr. Faudion Lt. Buhner, Lt. Symes, Lt McDermid, L/Cpl. Carter. Sgt. BuHd. Cpl. Nagie, Cpl. Vigus. 2/Lt Paynter, Capaldi, Capt.
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      118 11 l-r-; „--'->- ->->-" -r 'VO Y >tz I -AFTER EXMIAUST.-.VG //OO'^S. .< 7 lAH B-B: I JSLtEPiM'FOa ftllPl^ll CJ£™*)r T^E LETTER SOA«££> \zzSAM /.■■<*s' l^£-^CAV^.^S/-^,V^/^/?a v^,-H !?HOUPS. BVTM'aoCKR^^§^^^^^^C^7 > Y V& v^-^ $Ui£J>.HA. r r -iOUNCEODiE POESNT «TZI7 JT-^^'Jrrl J^ tg^u- RE^U IE HE'S A I.QVE SLA^.T— "-I r 4TC
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    Perak Women Came From Behind To Snatch C'ship
    317 12 QUADRANGULAR MEEI IPOH, Sun. While Selangor won the men's hockey championship, Perak women, contrary to expectations, took the women's championship for the second year in the inter-state Chinese Recreation Club quadrangular which ended here yesterday. e ived a >■ mbiian in e
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    Varsity Lose in Penang
    77 12 Varsity Lose in Penang 18] I XI I e while D was i ion ki Ma i' m C i i i li an t and r ii er Chong ad i pped e tana i Prn ;M-r unbilled St hools: n i. de s Peng Sei it, D B
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    6 12 KAAIf by 18 points to nil.
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    Davis Cup Capts. Pleased At Draw
    219 12 Davis Cup Capts. Pleased At Draw ADELAIDE, Deo. 28 (AD Me Seixas plays Frank Sedgman in the lirst Davis Cup singles tomorrow. i<m\ Trabeii plays Ken McGregor in the second. The ambles have net been named, but are certain to be the same foursome. i > draw was made by
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    Today's Sport
    64 12 Today's Sport SINGAPORE BADMINTON Singapore pionships. Finals o* the a s, doubles and ed dot es. Won e < lies and d übles, b p, n, > b inn Sl,:- Gullu Road. Rl GBY: S< C "B" v HASC '.r at SCC (Lloyd); Royal Sig t v :.::p al Ta
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    Blackout Stops Play
    89 12 THE Ch r I. ing High S boys Penang who lie t> the Colony to sper: I'hri.-vvins holidays here p iyed a fri< nd y game of inton against the MayRower here ast night. Chung Ling were leading by 3—o v; »n a bla v t stopped
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    HILL SCORES 4
    30 12 KAJANG, Sun.— The Seremban Police be:;* a Semenvih 4 tam 4 i at soccer. Lt. Hill scored all th c four goals. Rajan aoi rhed Semenyih's fioal.
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    Rrfnre Sacks
    31 12 TWO player- one from each side were ordered off the Reid by referee Anderson In yesterday's friendly soccer match between HQ Singapore Base District and Jollilads. H.Q. won 6—2.
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    BIG FIGHTS WILL PAY IN SINGAPORE
    1017 12 BIG FIGHTS WILL PAY IN SINGAPORE Referee Was Wrong By JEFFREY JAMES SINGAPORE'S big boxing on Friday night proved bevonW a that importations of world class boxers will pay r h e f QCI dOu bt Promotions established a record for gate receipts in this N cne to what extent
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    Bengal Champ Knlers Final
    23 12 Bengal Champ Knlers Final !T\, D< esh K the men the national li junior cham] I f t won I Kum;.. sal chan
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    Br. Tennis Pros Going To School
    307 12 LONDON, Dec. 28 (Reuter)— British lawn tennis professionals e to hoid a school of instruction at Southdean in the south of Scotland next month not for their pupils, but for themselves. Tennis, more than any other sport, except perhaps rowing, demands coaching, but in
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    183 Take Part In ThisSwim
    255 12 PENANG, Sun.— Thirteen-year old Lim Thean Soo was the winner in today's annual Tanjong Tokong swim organised by the Chinese Swimming Club. A record number 183 swimmers took part. Lim, who returned the time of 34 minutes 59 seconds was nearest to the set time
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    Perak Retain Thivy Shield
    186 12 PENANG, Sun.— Perak retained the Thivy Shield for Indian inter-state hockey competition following a surprising victory by Penang over Negri Sembilan by three goals to one in the last match played on the Bagan Jermal ground today. Perak won three out ol the four games, losing
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    Soviet Champ Loses Title
    90 12 MOSCOW, Dec. 28 (Reuter) Grigory Novak, Russian world weightlifting champion has been deprived of his Soviet title of "honoured master ol sport* 1 and di. -qua lined from taking part in. athletics, it was reported here' yesterday. Komsomolskya Pravda, Russian youth newspaper, said the decision of
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    Little Chance For Pro Boxers To Be Reinstated
    220 12 LONDON, Dec. 28 (Renter) Some young English boxers disillusioned in their bids for fame and fortune would like to return to the more carefree atmosphere of amateur boxing. Such rises are rare these days when prominent amateurs are encou raged to professionalism
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      24 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH /0L« I NO. 34. YOUTH MONDAY, DECEMBER 29 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      WHAT'S TO DO?
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      HOW TO SELL YOUR SER VICES
      747 1 HOW TO SELL YOUR SER VICES Bv A BUSINESS EXECUTIVE A few tips to the f resh-from-school applicant for a job j HOI SANDS ti »>ur h<><.N and airN aftei their ei .n.iuon in I)r»ember. will 1 z»<*l bve t-> t'u-ir Ainu M li-rn and beuin n entirenew mod- »i
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      A FREE RIDE
      41 1 Two-year-old Linda B;sh takes a ride on her father's dog. Chtng Chong, at the Ctiow Vog Show at Lime Grove recently. At least until a (-'haw, you do get something to hold onto, even i) it's only hair.
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      A LITTLE UNITED NATIONS
      1074 1  - A LITTLE UNITED NATIONS AGNES D. SHERLOCK By Pupils in an American elementary school learn about the world organizafion by forming their own United Nations in the classroom DURING the discussion in a current affairs class of the fifth grade of Logan School in Philadelphia, a city in the eastern
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      SEREMBAN BOYS IN SINGAPORE
      171 1 SEREMBAN BOYS IN SINGAPORE MANY Federation schools made the most of the Christmas Holidays by com ing over to ihe Colony for educational visits. There can be no denying that whereever they went, these "Ambassadors" from across the Johore Strait created a fine impression on all the Singa pore students.
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        144 1 n. IV O > 3" ii toud 'O J h\ hom. I dote CQJ wn r-^"" 1 'yy *'fff."i |fOII O'« CopiM u •St A I SirtQopore Stondofd a^d Th« Sun- X J lAf f I d 0 S»on«iord \J |\j |y J| our Lo-H-^ O" *'r' Q desoo to
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        136 1 ESSAY CONTEST I MORK 10 a tho oocre <r submitted in Lsurt bled Words Coi T ai or was SAM CLAUS an th< thre< ky winnei iv> ($10) Ri< j Oen. 19 Penanf R<'id Singapi re [$5 each J h hine Wong. C-506 F^ Bii tang- Kuala Lump N. A.
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      YOUNG 1953 IS READY...
      632 2 YOUNG 1953 IS READY. axv A YEAR ago an old man lay dying. His beard was white, his jaws had lost their teeth, his hands trembled and shook. His face was flushed with fever and he tossed and turned on his untidy bed. His name was 1951. ¥o kg 1952,
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      ... TO TAKE OVER
      362 2 TO TAKE OVER wanting 1952 to attend t< tl VOUNG bewilder- y the nois, and cbn- ion. He forgot his line plans, he had no time to think. In a week he was being blamed for his terrible imjstafci s, in six months his J hair was turning white Now
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      MY PET DOG
      69 2 MY pet is a dog. His w eis R er. He has a .y tail He Ikes to eat K He barks at strangers. He ikes to chs ?a cats My dog is a faithful animal He shows greal love to me. He sleeps in a small
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      PEN-PAL
      35 2 Master S. M. Ghazlan c-o Police Station, Alata Ayer. Perl is. aged 15, wants penpals interested in reading. i!y correspondence, pictures, and sports of any country to write to him at the above address.
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      114 2 >obody ran say that Anileto Sciplini's chimp Janet doesn't try to be helpful! And little Alexis Kerr. daughter pf the Bertram Mills lion-tamer, is quite content to let the chimp practice babycraft on her. But putting on a nappy presents its problems, chief of which is how to hold the
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      Laugh AH with FUN
      487 2 Laugh AH with FUN /^OOD Morning every. VT bociy! Which reminds me of something that happened to Jack Robinson one of our best Chinese scholars todaj\ Jack was pulling up in a Chinese hotel and the first morning he came down tor breakfast a quaint old Cantonese gentleman bowed to
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      HOLIDAY PROGRAMME
      549 2 DEMI-TASSE TTOW can teachers help XJ children make the most of their holidays? That is the question which crops up three times a year and which so many teachers do little about. They all believe that something must be done and a$ such they take the line of
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      He trains brains and brawns
      322 2  - He trains brains and brawns Francis Boey I'v JF THERE is a special award for one who hav d«,ne lU( h to improve and encourage the standard „f athletics m Singapore then this honour should right!, > to Singapore's Asian Games representative Tan I V tea h <" r <>»
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        112 2 Games With Words UN AT O! OK* i\ p- FHING I 8 ciated ith s< snc Tell what that color is. L i at 1 .olumn I £e1 tuck on any of I m: 1. Co 1 thai bulJ mad. 2. I Boy—*-. Patrick 1 Da: a i Riding Hood.
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      GUESTS OE THE NAVY
      118 3 I liese four boys arrived h >me recently after a Treasure Island adventure that will niake ihem the envy of every Sea Scout. They had been on a month's cruise as guests of the Navy Bermuda was their port of call. And. said John Hollingsworth (right),
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      Lyttelton Visits Kirkby
      754 3  -  JOGINDER SINGH r,N §o\ EMBEB II was a Red I etlei dav in the hisi the Malayan Teach- Iraniins? College, KirkIfe had the privilege h.ivitu with us the Right Oliver lyttelton, >() M M P.. Secretary State for the Colonies, i earn in Uw way f' om
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      ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
      589 3  - ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL ISAAC TKEH Great People Of Yesterday b Mar. 3. 1847 d. Aug. z, mz, By r \Hi: TEAR 1951 marked ~.">th Anniversary of Bell's first successful telephone and leaders of many nations Joined the United States in saluting the memory of Bel] and In reviewing bis contributions
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      He "turned their" hearts
      300 3 He "turned their" hearts IN a three-minute speech Master Robert Liu Cham* Lan •'turned" the n ta of more than 100 membei a oi 'he or I itcrary and D< baling So-^ r iety of the Anglo Chinese School, i\ ting. The Society had collected $62 from weekly subscription from
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      The Story Of Sport
      1069 3  -  BERNARD DARWIN By "A SURVEY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PASTIMES OF THE PEOPLE TX) compresi into s tingle volume the story of 200 years of sport is a task Jrom which the mo«t adveniurous author might draw back. Yet Mr. Norman Wymer has come near
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      35 3 The numbers of the expedition who t;»<.k the li-i i i pictures of Hie Singapore Auglo-f 'him-.- ">. It. righU Won* Nang.Kong. J. K. Mltra I- Suan Few. Cha» Onn Leof. p»ioh> bj i »"*>. Page 4>
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