Singapore Standard, 5 January 1953

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    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 11l NO. 185 MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1953. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Kajang's Cheque For The Suffolks
    59 1 I "1 1 I ttalion, J ho are M as a I ,!e lor I .*lpinu to I m the 1 I I I Kajang I I thi I I I I I I I the CO I S 1 I I I I I
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    Airlines Suspended
    3 1 Airlines Suspended I
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    Cavite Plot To Kill Governor
    6 1 Cavite Plot To Kill Governor L
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    CABINET GOVT. IN APRIL, 1954 Elected Majority In S'pore Legco
    254 1 CABINET GOVT. IN APRIL, 1954 Elected Majority In S'pore Legco SEQUEL TO THE BIG JUMP IN VOTERS THE "cabinet" system of government- will be introduced m the Singapore Legislative Council m April, 1954, The Standard learns. By that time, the Council will have at least an elected majority, if it
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    36 1 Phoin. Gisolo pavard, 23 year old Paris casino mannequin, is shown h»• r e with Academy members after her election as Wine Musr by the Pari> Wine Academy at its tind c rao und headquarters A.P.
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    I-C War 'Not Stalemate'
    31 1 I-C War 'Not Stalemate' G X v 1. Jan. 4 Donald today that and mili- i th€ iti< 3 than 1:^: war waa Union foi es ana -.:king si W arid
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    VIETMINH LOSE 100 MEN DAILY
    198 1 VIETMINH LOSE 100 MEN DAILY SAIGON, Jan. 4. <AP>.— French Union forces winding up the sixth year of the give-and-take Indo-China war with vicious 12 counter-! thrusts killed an average of 100 Vietminh daily during i December. Official figures show at least ?.iOO Communist-led enemy were killed m two major'
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    Bandits lose two more c'ttee members
    207 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Three more terrorists/ including two Branch Committee members, have been killed and five others wounded by Security Forces m the Federation. Another terrorist has surrendered. The dead terrorists have been identified as Peng Chooi Chart, Branch Committee member for Terap who
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    Nov. Blast Twice As Powerful
    91 1 HICAGO, Jan. 4 (AP) The Bui >' Atomic Scientists included today that the v 'o iting blast at Eniwetok a November was caused by a second-stage hydrogentype I m more than twice as j: iv su» the impr( ved atom bomb. The 5 ill jtin
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    Police Fire On Mob: Two Die
    43 1 RAJKOT, (India), Jan. 4. (UP): Five thousand persons' mobbed the police station and the tax collector's office today to protest the newly imposed sales tax and two persons were killed and 80 injured hi two separate fights.
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    SOLDIER FOR TRIAL IN TOKYO TAXI CASE
    121 1 TOKYO, .Tan. 4 (ReuterfcAP) A British Commonwealth spokesman said today thai Sapper D. Hepples, one of three soldiers alleged to have robbed a Japanese taxi-driver on Nov I*l. will be tried by court martial m Tokyo on Jan. The other two soldiers. Private
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    'DEATH' LETTERS FOR TITO
    88 1 LOXDOW Jan. 4 (AFP)— The weekly newspaper, Sunday Dispatch, reported that letters threatening Yugoslav Marshal Tito with assassination during his forthcoming visit to Britain had boon received at the Yugoslav Embassy m London. Other letters all anonymous had been received at Scotland Yard. They are believed
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    I-C Second On US Aid List?
    53 1 LONDON. Jan 4: (Reuter)— Indo-China may become second on the list of United States aid priorities, according to a copyright report m today's Observer This paper's diplomatic correspondent added that Korea would lake first place and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation third place m
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    B-29's Strike
    27 1 TOKYO. -Jan. 4 (AFP) Thirteen B-1 1 J Superforts rocked two Communist supply areas last night, slamming L3O tons of high explosives into the targets.
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    Cloth Duty Cut
    24 1 INDIA yesterday onnouneed a reduction m the export duty on cotton cloth from 25 per cent to 10 per cent. Reuter.
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    First M.I.C. Sweep Draw At Penang
    211 1 PEN ING S The Rrt! tw of the n i C took the Chinese Town Ha i Pit Street thi c ticket. No. *****9, v. was sold m X a Lumpur-, ic last number to be .wii wh: i be seooj I ;)ri/»* j.
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    LOCKWOOD ON PLANTE R'S COURAGE
    88 1 THE opinion that but for the courage oi the rubber planters m Malaya m sticking on to their jobs m the t ace of threats to their Jife from fa Washington. Mr. Lockwood states this m a letter published m the latest issue of the
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    Big Opium Haul
    24 1 Bangkok, Police S.."\ v discovered 500 kilograms of illicit opium worth about US$lOO,OOO hidden m locomotives of the Northern Express.- AFP
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    Union Meets Nicoll Today
    269 1 WHETHER the Singapore Naval Base strike will be called off and the dispute referred to arbitration depends on the result of today's meeting called between the Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll and the Naval Base Labour Union officials. The meetins has been fixed for 9.30
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    UNANIMOUS CALL FOR ELECTED COUNCILS
    355 1 POLITICAL leaders m Singapore yesterday uni animously called for fully elected Legislative and City Councils m the Colony without further delay. They said all Nominated and Chamber seats should be abolished soon after the new voters' register, winch makes over 250,000 Singaporeans eligible lor voting.
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    MILLS LEAVES FOR BOMBER COMMAND
    235 2 ACCOMPANIED by his wife and daughter, Air Vice Marshal G. H. .Mills who has been A.O.C. Malaya for the past 11 months left Changj by Comet yesterday lor the I.K. where m April he will become A.0.C.-in-C. Bomber Command. In addition to the officers Ol
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    Demand For Old Machines
    78 2 I rnd< Brit ma< Brii t tra ned m; work) the supp S iv< rv. estie\ il million ng a y ■>' r K. Bra ealinai ire flndinf yen kin oi lip ent m ..rry part of tlic I rres- issing 1 trade. this cry ran
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    Criticism Of Vote Deferment Resented
    170 2 ALOR STAR, Sun. One of Kota Star Town Board unofficials, Mr. Chua Chin Hun, expressed resentment at the 'sweeping' statements made about him and his colleagues on the subject of the deferment of elections to Town Councils at the Town Board meeting today. Mr. A.
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    School Fees, TUC Protest
    77 2 Ki'AI.A LUMPUR, Sun.— The Malayan Trade Union j Council is to protest against ;he increase of school iVes m English schools m the Federation. Tin 1 was decided at a meeting held today. The M.T.U.C. feels that Gov- eminent should consider instead an immediate reduction of
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    ACUTE LACK OF GOVT. QTRS. IN JOHORE
    376 2 1,000 Officers On Waiting List Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE, BAHRU, Sun.— Shortage of living quarters for Government officials is as acute in Johorc as it is In many other states in the Federation. Although construction of quarters has received top priority during past
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    Tunnel Is Causing Him A Pretty Penny
    241 2 HOW many more tunnels dug by the Jops during the occupa? remoin to be discovered? This tunnel mania of the Jops h^s given I local population cause for wonder at what secrets the tunnels h and anxiety at what damage others will result
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    Borneo Men Are Honoured
    93 2 JES ELTON. J ter-AAP) Mr Jaca< and < B was ma a L\>rMi~.. Ex i i Oi British Empire io 1 Year Honours award* Othc l (d ay 0.8.H Mr. P'.iilhp Lei Sang, ol ton M.8.X.: lir. S S Depuf- A sist nt Districi t ok
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    Honoured
    50 2 MR. L. K. Mat lntyre. Australian Commissioner m Malaya, who was awarded the 0.8. E. m the New Y» ar's list, arrived m Ihe 'olony three weeks ago. He was m the Colony about a year before he went back to Canberra. This is his second stay m Singapore.
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    Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE
    1073 2 Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE SINGAPORE ENTERTAINMENT CATHAY: The Prisoner of Zenda 11 a.m 1 45. 4 15. 6 45. 930 p m (AIM fOL: Limelight 10.30 am 1.15, 4. 6 45, 30 pin PAVILION: My Six Convicts 1 43. 4. 6.30, 9-30 p.m Bomba The J tingle B
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    Carthage Brings 159 Passengers To S'pore
    470 3 Carthage Brings 159 Passengers To S'pore insulo and Orient liner, Carthage arrives m Singapore 1 59 passengers for *he Colony, fifty others having L r; 0 Pcnang yesterday. I B n D Hodgkinson, Dr. gh Mr. Mrs. R. «rs, H. J Jonas n, Mr. I. D. JohnF A Leggatt, Mr.
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    These Gave Their Blood
    221 3 DURING the past week 103 donors, of whom 7 1 were service men or women, gave their blood. Among them were nine men from the Union Jack Club, six Fijians, 27 men from the R.A.S.C. and H.A.P.C.. Nee Boon, four Asians from the Singapore Harbour Board
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    29 3 it TIM H M J. JANSEN of the Central Royal Army Ordnance Corps addressing the Navy, Army. RAF and Sin g ,por A Pol ceat h tea party held^n
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    Two Rubber Plants Resume Operation
    113 3 TWO rubber milling factories m Singapore, which closed down last year because of the decline m importel Indonesian slab rubber, will resume operation, The Standard understands. i Mr. W. I. Galletley, Assistant Commissioner lor Labour, confirmed that two out of the live closed factories, are
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    Free Class For Drivers
    107 3 THE S tp >re Traffic authorities an i officers o\ the Registrar of Vehicles will soon give Singan ire taxi drivers lessons m traffic regulations and first class service to the public. Mr. T. A Si ion. President of the Singapore Hire Cai Association U>M The
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    PUBLIC WILL GET 'DEST IN THE EAST' SERVICE
    310 3 1,200 Colony Taximen Make A Pledge. Standard Staff Reporter TAXI owners and drivers m Singapore at yesterday's meeting held at the Happy World Stadium pledged to give the public "the best service." More than 1,200 men made this assurance to Mr. B.
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    Award For Best 1952 Taxi Man
    95 3 Award For Best 1952 Taxi Man LAST YEAR'S best taxi driver, adjudged so by the public, will receive a .sold medal m April this year, at the annual meeting of the Singapore Hire Car Association. Mr. T. A. Simon, president of the Association, said yesterday that the Association and the
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    Strike—A New Note
    68 3 Strike A New Note The only light news of Naval Base Dockyard activities last week was of a very successful dance held by the Naval Base Dockyard Club. Highlights of the evening were the excellent entertainment given by Sky Turner's Unicorn Concert Band, and tap dancing by two children. Pat
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    COMPANY REPORT
    136 3 THE new deep disgin^ Xo. 1A dredge at Su:mei Wn.v Di'erk ling Ltd. started m April, 1932 but early on met teething troubles which only would ap- pear to have been overcome, j but the small old Xo. 2 dredge worked throughout the financial year ended June 30.
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    76 3 photo. GUAN HOE Company (Malaya) Ltd. and Sunjaa Co. Ltd. (Penang) gave a dinner on Saturday night in honour of Mr. Harold Crook, Export Manager of the Elswick-Hopper Cycle and Motor Co. Ltd.. who is on a visit to Malaya, at the Tai Thong Restaurant, Happy World. Picture shows, from
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    Air Santa Arrives In Auster
    196 3 ONE hundred and Mty children :,ave Santa Claus ati enthusiastic welcome cm Sal irday afternoon when m- arrived at R.N.A.S. Sembauans iii at\ Auster Aircraft. The occasion uras the O ren*s Christmas Party, to wlii*-!! all the Chinese chi i i from the Pasir Panjang
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    Tin Exports
    48 3 THE total ci rt I t« all i>■ intries from S; f the Federj r the month I n \bev L 952 amounted I I 89 tons. This preliminary I tal was release I bj Mr E. P the Registrar oi M i 51 istics, Singapore.
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    Funds Needed For Temple
    59 4 Funds Needed For Temple SINGAPORE H ndus v. i mccl soon to find ways and i as f ra sing Funds "> re- i v. n Perumal Temple m Seranf n m X The Hindu and Mohamedanl Endowmeni Board will give $70,000 foi the renovation, if members oJ the Colony
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    WHAT LIFE CAN BE IN SOUTH KOREA
    613 4 The Villagers Suffered When Fire Broke Out FIRE broke out the other night m a Korean village to the north of Seoul. The place is called Mia-Ri. It is o close huddle of mean houses between the main road to the front and
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    1 Day, 20 Fires
    33 4 TWO police were killed and several injured and 600 sheep j burned to death m more than I 20 fires m Buenos Aires pro-i vince within 24 hours. Reuter.
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    The Day Ike Takes Over As President
    256 4 WASHINGTON On Inauguration Day. January 20, 1953, Plresidcnt-elcct Eisenhower will take the oath of office and officially become the 33rd President of the United States. Standing oh n temporary platform erccti d over 'i:' 1 v:i^ step ol the Capitol I uilding, Mi
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    2 4 photo. AP
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    SHB Men Withhold Strike Threat
    162 4 THE Singapore Harbour. Board Stafl Association is stil] continuing negotiations with the authorities m the hope of. arriving a; an early settlement on some of their outstanding grievances. A spokesman of the Asso ciation told The Standard last! night that they were temporarily withholding their
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    68 4 THE fifth anniversary of Burma's Independence Day was celebrated m Singapore with a cocktail party at the Ocean Park Hotel lounge last night. Representatives of the various consular bodies as well as City and Legislative Councillors were present. Picture shows the Consul for the Union of Burma, Mr. Ba Thaung
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    Gifts To Kelantan
    32 4 THE Independent Mission- i ary Movement °f Singapore has donated two badminton and table tennis sets to T.B. and leper patients m the State j Hospital. Kota Bharu. Keian-
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    Trawlers For Malaya
    131 4 TWO new fishing trawlers built m Hongkong for Malayan Fishing Industries Company arrived m Sfn c yesterday morning. to .i 5150.000 each. the trawlers are driven by 200 horse power dioel engines. The Company anticipates a catch of some 20 to 30 tons of fish per trip
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    TTC Bursar Due Tuesday
    73 4 MR. C. S. B Dc aft 11 Singapore Teachers' Training College Bursar will arrive i r i Singapore on the Carthaja tomorrow after being Bwaj Education Department's larship for nioic than six months. Mr. Devan studied Training College administration m England and visited many colleges, both
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    Co-op Chief Says He Will Help
    100 4 MR. T. F. ("AREY i sioner lor I »oei 1 promised the Sing;.; Car- Assoc:. tbe the officials oi h,s dt In the Eornurti a 91 a !ive society lor the }\r sugge ted thi pi't 'Visional arorUng j tee to meet hOS I
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    3 Hold-Ups At Night
    77 4 Saturday nighi of S H tad. -i C •.< < ttai fountain Hie v sed i 'id lie n& we t»3 Polio L.,r- three ig Kempas Road iil and i Mm 1 .vatch and >■:>, cat While chatt ng urii a: llouni Emily or. S i
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  • WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES
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      FAROUK IN MILAN
      44 5 photo. AP DECKED out m hunting togs, and wearing a duck-bill cap, ex King Farouk of Egypt, is seen as he arrived m Milan with ex-Queen Narriman. Friends said they were enroute to the swank Alpine winter resort of St. Moritz.
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      THE BOXING KANGAROO
      35 5 photo. THIS is "Sydney", the boxing kangaroo, m a bout with his trainer, British boxing champion, Frank Anderson at Cirque Medrano m Paris, where they both appear m the circus programme. AP
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      Shall We?
      33 5 photo. PETE and Repeat, the two glum pelicans at the Oceanorium o< Marineland, Florida, U.S.A., teerr m doubts whether to occept th< grinning invitation of Little Algae the youthful porpoise AP
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      JAPAN'S
      29 5 EMPEROR Hirohito end Empress Nagoko, ore seen ii fit is picture re-eased by the Imperial Household, reodittg together a newspaper at the Imperial Palace m Tokyo. AP photo.
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      POPE & Composer
      46 5 POPE Composer photo. POPE Pius XII honoured the 80 year old com poser. Lorenzo Perosi, by attending a musical oratorio conducted by the composer m th« Palazzo, Rome. Perozi's composition was "Birth of the Redeemer." Picture shows Perosi kneeling before the Pope who embraces him. AP
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      Royal Family Goes Home
      68 5 photo. 1 THE Duchess of Kent and her three children returned to London from the Christmas holiday at Sandringham en route back to Copp i n s their country home. BELOW: Princ* Michael (centre) with the youn* Duke of Kent and Princess Alexandra as they leave
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      JORDAN'S
      36 5 photo. KING Hussein (left) who is o cadet at th« Royal Militory Academy, Sandhurst, being greeted by his brother, Prince Mohammed m Geneva where they spent the New Tear with their Mother, Queen Zain. AP
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    The Plan Backfires
    249 6 CLEAR indication that Communist China's land reform scheme has backfired came m the form of an official report published by pro-Communist papers m Hongkong. The report should be particularly revealing to those who were inclined to believe that Mao Tse-tung"s land reform plan was going along smoothly
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    Salute This Regiment
    502 6 THE Ist Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment will be leaving the Federation this v.c< k. They will go away with the feeling of having done a good job m this country during their tour oJ duty. The Saffoika have won the hearts and admiration of the people
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    The Tragedy Of indo-Ching
    1228 6  -  RA WLE KNOX By TF Indo-China yields, the Far East falls. Though the battles may be bloodier m Korea, the strategic importance of that peninsula is small compared to that of this encircling mass of land from which Japan m 1941* 42 advanced almost painlessly up
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      'Unhappy' Confusion Clarified
      167 6 Sir: Ii is distressing to observe that your muchesteemed paper should nullify its good work m the past for Malayan Pharmacy i\v suddenly displaying its collosa! ignorance of the dilleren v between "Dispenser" and "Pharmacist" m your issue ot Wedne day, Dec< nber 31st 1*052', wherein appeared
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      Just Chop' But....
      74 6 Just Chop' But Sir: I notice a suggestion m the Press that the public should fill out themselves official forms and even official receipts so that all the Government people need do is just countersign or chop them. Whilst I agree that this is one way of obviating delays and
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      When Ideas Are Just Poles Apart
      957 6 When Ideas Are Just Poles Apart Sir: The Chinese an the Western ideas aboul P >artmenl of Chines c Studies at the University of Malaya are poles apart. Chinese donors to the I' ilversity have been judi- ous enough, as a rule not to specify that their donations be used
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      GIFT TO UK A LET-DOWN?
      474 6 Sir; The a]most inaudible ripple of reaction to our Legislative Councillors* recent gift of $8,570,000.00 to the British Government is indeed most unnatural and ominous. Apart from one or two letters of disapproval m the local papers there has been no open expression of cognisance
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    BELIEF IN MALAYANISM
    318 6 Sir: Do vow belk 1 c m lUalayanism? Wie students believe m it. Wf believe that our generation will see a self gov« rning M b I■y n nation. We b< Lk ye that out country will not bi iw n Lin by red tyrants; our individual
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    Staffing The New Schools
    118 6 Staff ing The New Schools s that JOG lead i Ed dm hoi id. the tr« g t< n b c Bd Depai avu B a the convenience and diffk perienced by b..< -h I There arc .0 ti. 1 ghl nine e\'i mon g to Imafi .gh\ ol teach*
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    Restrained Hope In Oil Talks
    5 7 Restrained Hope In Oil Talks
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    Seeks Asylum
    8 7 less :.auer s tO Surifc. U.P.
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    SOCIALIST SPLIT FEARED French Leader Urges Supreme Body
    388 7 SOCIALIST SPLIT FEARED French Leader Urges Supreme Body RVf »i f 1 P° 0 N L Ja mr n 4 <*«uter)_M. Andre Asian S• r h Fr nch dele 9°»ion to th Asion Socialist conference which opens on JntVr V cC r M v° dOy hot he JlrA a? WOU
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    29 7 I seen m m \hc trading I leu film Doi (.10Poe fu.in'^ Master*. > 1 Wide m IC ilirt-ttion. ;.r Milton H H\nn plays the irt m the I A.P.
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    Attlee Supplies Answer To Reds
    221 7 KARACHI. Jan. 4 (Reuter)— Mr, C ement Attlee, British Labour leader, yesterday >■'< mned evei y form 01 itarianism, Communist i Fascist, as "insults to the dignity i I human beings". ran r British Premier addressed a mass meeting here at which he was wished
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    Meteor Alarms
    27 7 A ?iETEOR of an exceptional luminous intensity was seen Sunday -i?bt m San Francisco skies causing considerable anxiety among the city's inhab it ants. AFP
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    CHURCHES DISCUSS FREEDOM
    153 7 CHURCHES DISCUSS FREEDOM LUCKNOW, Jan. 4. (Reuter) The central committee of the Wor 1 d Co unc i I of Churches, meeting here since Wednesday, discussed today '"the Asian situation as a concern of Christians everywhere." No specific recommendations were adopted but the i tee asked the chairman draw up
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    STREAMLINE U.S. AID BODIES CALL
    139 7 WASHINGTON, Jan 4, (Reuter).— Two investigating Democratic Congressmen proposed yesterday that the entire European foreign aid organisation of the United States be streamlined and placed under the State Department. They said this was necessary to eliminate the '"duplicate functions'' and "excess personnel." Representative Mike Mansfield
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    125 7 A MOTHER who disregarded warnings that it would cost her life to grive birth to a child, held a healthy newborn son m her arms at Angelus Hospital, Los Angeles* Hospital, Los Angeles, California, U.S.A., on December 27, 1952. The doctors had said that the growth of a child during
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    New ICAO Chief
    45 7 THE International Civil Aviation Organisation announced on Sunday the appointment of Mr. P. K. Roy. Deputy Secretary of State m the Indian Communications Ministry, as Director of the ICAO legal bureau Montreal, Canada. He succeeds Dr. Eugene Peoitn. who is retiring.- Reuter
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    74 7 LONDON, .an. 4, (UP).— Shop window seats for Queen Elizabeth's coronation procession next Jun4 -—1-' V\tr imp to $73.50 (US), Including breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner, with champagne for those m the most expensive seats and white wines for those m cheaper operated on a
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    KING SOLOMON'S HISTORICMINES
    80 7 A VIEW of the historic King Solomon's copper mines, some 25 kilometres North of Elath, Israel's most southerly settlement is being exploited by the Israel Mining: Industries Limited. Photo shows a view of the rough and wild terrain near Elath. In foreground fs a shaft dus: to
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    20 Dixiecrats Hold Balance
    297 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, (Reuter). The United party for only the second time m 20 years opened yesterday Ih a mass of domestic and foreign issues before it. Ihe new Congress formally opened with a It will determine the course .loi the nations policies under j the
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    Newsmen Delay A Wedding
    88 7 PERTH, SCOTLAND, Jan. P; A Scottish peer and a New York socialite postponed their scheduled wedding at the Registrar's Office here last ni;,ht when they spied a car-load of newsmen waiting outside. They will be married today. They are Mrs. Natalie Wales Paine, attractive, 43-year old
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    Pacific Crossings
    57 7 THE itary Air Tra;i>port S rvice <aid on S v that lATS p:nne.: averag one Pacific crossing cvtry 45 m:nutes m I'.KYI m -upport of the Korean war. Military and contract plane? crossed ihe Pacific 11.326 times last year, carrying 175 pass* .-< rs, 14 000 medical patients
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    CPA, Air France Plan Jet Flights
    215 7 NEW \ORK, Jan. 4, <Reuter)._Two foreign air--3 lines are to start Jet services this year with British 1 Comets, first all-jet airliners m service, they announced s here yesterday. t The Canadian Pacific Air- 2 lines said it would '"work a revolution m the
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    Mayer May Become Pres.
    123 7 Mayer May Become Pres. PARIS. Jan. 4 (AFP)— A Radical leader. Rene RCayer, \J announced last night after A seeing President Vincent U Auriol that he would inform A the President next Monday \J whether he would seek m- A vestiture as Prime Minister of \J France. A He told
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    Canal Tragedy
    13 7 SEVEN workers were killed lA] v/imVo nn Sunday when a :\J
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    US Democrats Hope PM will Impress Ike
    295 7 US Democrats Hope PM will Impress Ike I WASHINGTON, Jan, 4, (UP).— Some official* of the outgoing Democratic admii (ration ]< <»k lo I'rtmier Winston Churchill to impress u\ym Presidentelect Dwight Eisenhower what they KfUi as the nerd for extending international control over the supply and price of raw materials.
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    Rearm W. Germany, Says Juin
    142 7 Rearm W. Germany, Says Juin STRASBOUXG. (Fr« c) Jan 4 (AP) Fn.nre's bif st military figure '■■•'Tried yesterday thai the threat of So< i 4, aggression is still great and urged that W, if Gem v I should somehow be ream«i n« ito hop \Vi s1 Europe'^ defences. The prepared
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    2 WOMEN KILL 3 MAU MAU
    49 7 2 WOMEN KILL 3 MAU MAU NAIROBI, ran. 4 <R Two i n revo a X ten with Kenya I r They (hi i wou er. The were Dor Ra; -Simson South and X i v believed J r dog h j himsell on 'he v when hit n
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    Scootiiig To Cape
    24 7 CANADIAN t "Sp R eft c s" S norning bon or scoob an Town. S Africa, m three weeks. Reu ter
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    Share Marts Start Year On Hopeful Note
    744 8 Share Marts Start Year On Hopeful Note By A Market Correspondent MALAYAN markets finished m 195? m fin? style and stalled 1953 most optimistically. In this period, when usually little business is possible, a satisfactory volume was maintained. At this jun ure a reti ospe"- ye stance n \%h\ be
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    207 8 Week 's Business BUSINESS DONE. I>e< Jan. I: j to $2^o Pref- $6-65. Gammon 53 75 to $3.85. Malayan Breweries M4O to $4.50. Malayan Cement (75 ct. pd.) $1.15. <$1 odj $1 40 Malayan Collieries Ei 50 McAlister $39.50. Oriental Telephone 61/4s, Robinson s/; m Sime Darby $2 00. bino'apore
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    FAROUK'S OWN STORY
    992 9 (King Reveals Blackmail Plot To Wreck Ins Romance With Girl Cf His H^art I iUUMAN: FAROUK: She Has Stood Her Test Well I had grown into the habit of doing when problems and vexations overwhelmed me. I found that m her presence I could become calmed and
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    Our Love Without Scandal
    1387 9 C .md act lining mona itrhnl sa carei i tjien v i one ot ti>t vUlu Dions lUial hai t v et been ulated lit me. oufe iej >aid. *ia :d to m,- han< es ©1 beg alipb!" .lliph bet spiritual the Klamic md a though
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    Her First Public Appearance
    37 9 Fa rouk is seen here escorting his 18-year-old bride. IJiiern Narriman, into the throne room of the Abdin Palace. Cairo, on May 6. 1951, for hrr first public appearance as Queen of Egypt.
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    14 9 By HRH Prince Farouk Fuad Exiled King Of Egypt Copyright Reserved: Reproduction Strictly FeribMdf
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    2 Yorkshire Sides Fight Out A Thrilling 1-1 Draw
    340 10 2 Yorkshire Sides Fight Out A Th rilling 1-1 Dra w LONDON. Jan. 3 (Reuter). The important meeting of the two Yorkshire titles at the top ol the Second Division provided a thrilling mutch which fittingly rndrd m a draw. 1 urniss the Sheffield defender had rare experience of scoring
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    48 10 lift SkylgM U I* of Sinjrapor<* recently completed its own tournament. Photo shows the > .>mp»-tiN»rH with i he otflciaK of i he puriv Seated from left to ri^lit are Jayaram, T. Nni.ir.iiah (Ilnn. >: retary a treasvrer), Mr. Sota Ghee Soon (patron 1 s. Govindasam; and >. John sports
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    Aussie Rugby Team On Tour
    104 10 SYI >N I Jan. 3: (ReuterAA. 1 i Australian Rugby 1 team 10 tour South Africa and Ceylon later this year ho chosen after trial games eh have bee r i arranged for May 9. T team will leave South Afj i on .June 10.
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    Czech Champ Seeks Asylum
    100 10 LAUSANXE. Jan. 3 (AP) Genek Kottnauer. Czechoslovakian chess champion and e>n oyee ot the Ministry of Bduca ion m Prague, announced today thai he would not return to Czechoslovakia and would request political asylum n Switzei land. Kottnauer has been participating m .t chess tournament. Kottnauer
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    Indian Team In Trinidad Today
    54 10 PORT OF SPAIX. Trinidad, Fan. :<. (UP).— -An Indian team 9 scheduled to arrive or. Monday aboard the ss Golfito or a series of Test cricket natches beginning on Jan 22. This is the first time that m international side other nan England is visiting
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    LEAD CHANGED
    606 10 Sunderland Now On Top Of League LONDON. Jan. 3. (Renter) Sunderland took the lead m the First Division of the English Football League today as both West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers were beaten. Sunderland's 3 l home win over Arsenal brought their points tally to 3"2 from
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    ICE HOCKEY
    27 10 WARSAW. Jan. 3, (AP). A return international Fin-land-Poland ice hockey match held yesterday at Katowice ended m a Finnish victory of fiwa ortale *r» f/,nr
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    RESULTS & POSITIONS
    1230 10 RESULTS POSITIONS LEAGUE DIVISION I Aston Villa 3. Derby 0. Bolton 4, Blackpool 0. Burnley 5. West Brom. 0. Manchester U. 1. Manchester C. 1 Portsmouth 2. Chesea 0. Preston 3. MiddiesbnV 0 Sheffield W. 2. Cardiff 0. Stoke 3, Liverpool 1 Sunderland 3, Arsenal 1. Tottenham 3, Newcastle Wolves
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    Scotland Captain Shines In Trial
    648 10 Scotland Captain Shines In Trial j LONDON, Jan. 3, (Reuter).— England, Scotland and Wales all staged their final international Rugby Union trials today. Of these Scotland's was the most urgent as their selected 15 play France m Paris next Saturday. In this trial at Murrayfield Scotland beat the Rest of
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    Olympic Champs For Big US Meet
    283 11 NEW YORK, Jan. 3, (AP).— One of the greatest winter indoor track seasons ever is shaping up for the I'nited States with a programme spiced by an imposing j list of Olympic champions plus sparkling foreign m- j vaders. Competition starts with the| M:
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    Aussie Row Enhances Ks Test Prospects
    770 11 LONDON, Jan. 4 (AP) Maybe we arc not too optimistic m thinking England has an outstandingly good chance of defeating Australia m the Test series of 1953. Maybe that one time invincible Australian cricket machine is breaking up. We are set thinking this way
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    61 11 photo. PREMIER ROBERT MENZIES (centre) of Australia congratulates South African cricket team captain Jack Chccthant i right > on his teams victory m the second test, at Melbourne. Dec. 30, South Afrrca won the test match by 82 runs. The first test match was won by Australia. It is South
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      314 11 NOTICES -r" V t 11 OF COLONY OF NORTH PORE BORNEO vpir 1953 PI'BLIC WORKS DEPART v, h\if >«m» mm jesselton W h y RECONSTRUCTION OF LIBERTY WHARF AT K. s c JS VICTORIA LABUAN NORTH BORNEO n e Tenders are invited from t the contractors, registered by the Public
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      33 11 TUITION 1 FAR Eastern Music School reopens on sth Jan. 1953. General kindergarten vn 11!* h Jan Accepting enrolments now. Tel--4400. fL FOR YOUR f fm& BIGGEST i(mr) new year ]fW SURPRISE Matador
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      1509 11 SITUATIONS VACiWT APPLICATIONS are Invited APPLICATIONS are <-d for appointment! as Inspector, I for appointment to v.<e Malayan Singapore Police Force Candi- j Civil Service Irom Federal C. 4 -dates must be British subjecta or I v*ns who possess an Hoi iv have been born m Singapore °r Hcsree ol
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      29 11 ATT^k -a I SOKUMS-AH k-:A!>PV>OCNG OH-^^-aH oSi.fs"-) |PU\^ 1 -^\-ED^ <T *OO^m:S 1 TOOTLOOD- V A 7/ fM«SKOJK&-0 N^E.SUNMV/ V ■<> nn i m < -^T-irr; ~~zr^ mm perm ~~~1 c
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    19 12 O, Jan. S "> La i 1 de Fond r team t Sweden 1 i 2— l S
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    Penalties Got Kedah Beaten
    137 12 Penalties Got Kedah Beaten OR ST VB Sun— A bj F, d the S A B i (one try, c p >ht J (a a try) ii AD Gi today. Ihe first 10 nutes CTOS i a to k the le ie rninui when rl i ah) a Vriflln 1
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    New Year's Day Race Finishes
    5 12 New Year's Day Race Finishes
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    RAD IN WORLD CLASS
    213 12 Says Brown On Departure A TRIBUTE to Isimeli Radrodro as the strongest opponent" he has ever faced m his boxing career, was paid by world ranking Mcl Brown, the coloured American light heavyweight who left for England by BOAC Comet yesterday. Brown predicted a bright I
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    Lien Hwa BP Retain Team Title
    329 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.--Lien Hwa Badminton Party beat Merridale B.P. five-nil to win the Selangor Inter-Team. Singles championship for the second successive year. The Inter-Team Doubles tournament which started this, morning saw the Loke Wah and Lieu Hwa Parties enter the second round. Loke Wah
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    Perak Malays Lose Again
    103 12 ALOR STAR Sun. Perak Malays, who were beaten 4-1 by Kedan Malays m the Goid Chip final yesterday, suffered a threenil defeat at the hands of the Kedah UMNO Youths m a "iendly game played h< re today. Due to rain there was poor a crowd.
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    130 Yachts Open S'pore Regatta
    522 12 THE Singapore Regatta season was officially opened ye-terdav when the first 130 entries sailed awuv to the mm m the dragon rlass event of the Royal Sin';anoi,« Yacht Club Kesatta. 1 G■• nor ol S \poe, Sir J>h n I Nicoll, a pa n ol
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    Muar Beaten 2-l At Hockey
    71 12 BA! i P VHAT. Sun.— Batu Paha! District defeated Muar District 2-1 at hockey on New Year- Day. Batu Pah took the lend m the 20th minute when Jaflfar sent across .1 fine centre for J. \V>><>- v convert with a well-tim 'lit. Five minutes
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    S'pore Cagers Win In Manila
    49 12 S'pore Cagers Win In Manila MANILA, Jan. 3, (Reuter). The ..:i4 Manyang Siang I Pan basket-ball team from I Singapore n'awd their first I game m Manila last night r;.cfeating the local Kai Ming Cagers 69-4:?. T P^ay their second game tomorrow against the local Black and White team.
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    45 12 picture. Corrie Preforms seems to be way up m trouble when trying to throw his T ft 6 ins opponent, Gargantua, u!n> made his debut m Singapore at the Happy World stadium on Saturday night. Gargantua won on a knockout m the second round. Standard
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    BOW & ARROW VERSUS BLOWPIPES
    95 12 BOW ARROW VERSUS BLOWPIPES KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1 T: ancieni weapon oi war j b iw an arrow which Ma 1 1 Ab irigines still use along v.\^':\ blowpipes to hunt ga-; 1 to the Federal capital today n^ a spori when the Central Malaya Archery Club maife its firsi
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    Melbourne Building Olympic Stadium
    114 12 MELBOURNE .1 T:r> city if start Olympic Stadium I •m the v\ >;-'d. P: [me m»w r mrho das a repu I thinSi done. W b< >'! Gove nine Victoria State was a suggesi Coles b -i tie which r i beei pn but he gays
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    70 12 Tony Trabert of USA (rear) tries hard to intercept a volley by Frank Sedgman (centre) of Australia as Keu McGregor (foreground) of Australia races to cover the backhand court during the Davis Cup doubles match at Adelaide, Australia. Dec. 30. The fourth player (VBskowß) was Vie Seixas of USA The
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    Mubarak Gave Tulloh His 4th Classic & 88th Win
    797 12  - Mubarak Gave Tulloh His 4th Classic 88th Win WINDSOR LAD By MUBARAK'S victory on Saturday gave Colin Tulloh his fourth <isuccess this season. Others were the Ferak Derby with One Time On<\ Singapoj Governor's Cup and Gold Cup with Gambar Melavu and Fnlvrtainmrnl resp tively. This win brought his total
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    Another Brilliant Mile By John Lawk
    226 12 MELBOURNE, Jan. 3, (Reuter AAP) Austi Olympic runner John Landy today ran another brill m mile when returning a time of 4 mins. 2.8 sees Ml cinder track at Olympic Park here. This is only 1.4 sees outside. Gundar Haag's world record of 4
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      Genius Has Its Drawbacks
      851 1  - Genius Has Its Drawbacks CAMPBELL WILLIAMS B\ If you feel that a neglectful destin v has not lavished upon you m any sphere its favoured gifts, do not be despondent K ,'Ve- the does you I your J! ev- I i pet keai i our i of 2t( 9 IS
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      SCOUTS MEET
      206 1 EIGHTY three scouts representing all the ■L- 1 states m the Federation of Malaya attended the first post-war Patrol Leaders Training Camp held m Castle Camp, Kuala Lumpur recently. This ten-day "training camp was specially arranged during the holidays so that the scouts from the kampongs could meet
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      NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS!!
      8 1 DID YOU MAKE THESE RESOLUTIONS?
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      ENGLISH SCHOOL WITH MALAY MOTTO
      285 1 ENGLISH SCHOOL WITH MALAY MOTTO (By "Youth" Correspondent) THE Bedok Boys School is the hrst English school m Singapore to have a Malay mott > "TARI MENGIKIT GENDANG This motto literally means "The dance follows the rhythm of the drum." Metaphorically it ran be interpreted as "Obey your elders" or
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      Don't High Hat!
      175 1 pERHAPS at a picnic or m the school yar a you have played the game of High Hat. Each player wears a high paper bag atop his head. He a^ so carries a rolled-up newspaper. The game consists of trying to knock off the hats of other,
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      Youth At Bukit Serene
      19 1 served Ute JVtfi lawn Tnd the girls were shown around the place befor, they left.
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      THIS WEEKS "YOUTH" CONTEST
      164 1 you very much for taking time off from your Christmas and New Year merriment to write 10 the Contest Editors the 100--word essay entitled 'How I spent my Christmas." We received more than 430 essays of a high standard. The Contest Editors have decided to award
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        35 1 o A U I NEWS o FROM o HOME o 01 0 X LONDON OFFICE |U A. VCRNON KCITH 0 C Q NAPIEP HOUSE, A 24/27 HIGH HOLBORN. A LONDON WC. 1. /> Great Britain. A
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        122 1 Are you going Q Overseas 9 W YOU can keep m touch wth r\ affairs ot home by reading up- to- V/ dote copies of your own papers \J wherever you ore. Copies of The A Singapore Standard and The Sun- day Standard ore sent by Air to \J our
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      1208 2  - T write articles in my head at odd moments! TODAK iilt t u uaama^^mWimaMgl!KlK(!ll!lKl SLKFDJGKLJFLKKDFL ('IIKISTMAS and New Year are past, and 1 want to start 1953's work by thanking those of you who write to me. And special thanks to the reader who Kent me a X'mas card with
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      50 2 It's love at first hum rvft m the York Road |)*j Nursery. Lreds (Yorkvh These babies are two ol tht scores of t'hildren left ai nursery by mothers w!<: i<» out to work. Tho (I up to five yoars old m into four groups h v tweenies. toddlers v holars.
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      Lavgh AH with FON
      629 2 Lavgh AH with FON A JEW T ALWAYS knew that old x Ezekiel was a miser, but I never thought he could be so mean. We had agreed to give each other New Year presents. So I packed off a couple of the best-ties some friends presented me two years
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      20 2 > THE Government English Srfcooi_(Ba(H Phat) basket ball team, the champions m (li P "B"^ division basket ball leafue m 1952.
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      EDUCATION OF YOUNG WORKERS
      1012 2  -  LOUISE MORGAN By T^DUCATION of young workers has become an urgent matter m Britain because* of the shortage of man-power at all levels. The heads of progressive business companies are now alive to the fact that they can make the most of available man-power only by
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        60 2 T^l»^» > *1? A \f* l^C\yJ A »troke It It rta- v>fX«.x \.M. M. Olilxiil ptied, <tiancd c.Dd is the answer to the stud< nls O"nA-f|^^A >v prayer. It writes so very Miioothly /a^HL^ and hold* pages and pages of ink. mF Remember, 100, that Sheaffei >Is H fl^^\ AMERICA'S
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        68 2 1 p |3 |5 I HK 7 f^THt io I Inß 14 I CLIFS ACROSS GLUES DOWN L A locai food 1.a local bead-wear Burden 2 One 7. Laughter A. Fat 8 Degree 4 A specie? of animal (pH 10 Teases 9. Between hills 11. Doors have then 9. Chief
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      SIR HENRY MORTON STANLEY
      22 3 SIR HENRY MORTON STANLEY 6- eat People Of Yesterday i a 1 87 1 by ther white man m I the world.
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      WORLD FRIENDLINESS BY STUDENTS
      444 3 j|i iri«*nd>hip is a uh tit-monsiration for n d fatuity of I Pir k Hich School. ,V t,d on th«- lower East I Manhattan. New si ccsmo- the worid. ias a student and only 30 imbei have the United ountries tabli of it refugees pr: DS
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      WHAT I LIKE
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      TO THE SAKAI
      384 3 i aren of me forest dense, m the grime of cc las d |/c hi nee Fc- hoi le and lurkg fe( si mac -ice do c meet, In this I right cid busy C -.o s ices m the sireet n> -< r •ye fro roe
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      FANCY DRESS
      51 3 THE biggest fancy dress social organised by the Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship was held on Boxing Day at the Wesley Church Hall. Yotlng men and women turned up m some of the funniest dresses ever seen m Singapore. Picture shows a group of fancy dress contestants at the
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