Singapore Standard, 4 May 1953

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    14 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. 11l 301. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1953. SIXTEEN PACES .10 CENTS.
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    24 MALAYANS IN COMET CRASH
    1217 1 43 KILLED IJV CALCUTTAjIttt MSXSTII HE DIED IN LINE OF DUTY All Boarded Plane At Changi On Saturday A BRITISH Overseas Airways Corporation Comet jetliner, carrying 43 persons on the regular Singapore to London service, crashed along the route near Calcutta nine hours after it
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    French Skymen Engage Rebels Near L. Prabang
    196 1 ItABANG. May 3 (AFP)— French paraminh forces for the first time Paksoung region, 14 miles north of encounter was short. tliat letminh bout 30 miles from the of th minh threat, it is cairn in mis Cliy. C itists and Laotian troops i
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    Alliance Censures Dato Onn
    153 1 Alliance Censures Dato Onn i's al t- re- Chines^ were su< l al Governi. I <t- with them. he ought to res.! Government contradicts them. it must itself reap 'he odium which iuch view- must o at. He added that -ient should take n< U the publicexpression of mutual o
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    HK To Copy SIT Plan
    89 1 HONGKONG, Miy (Reuter) Plans arc under mray in Hongkong for the HI of a Government orgai sation very similar to the Singapore Improvement Trusl i undertake large sea!? housing projects for the under-pr ge<L The aim is to house slump jwellers in reasonable accommodation at
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    Crow More Food, Villagers Told
    335 1 M ALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Federation High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. told the people ut New Villages he visited in the KluangMersing areas of Johore this weekend to "grow more food and help cut the cost of living." Speaking to Chinese New Villagers. the
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    Rubber Leaders In Comet
    360 1 Rubber Leaders In Comet Almost half the Malayan j delegates to the International Rubber Study Group conference to be held in Copenhagen on May 11 were in the BOAC Comet which crashed near Calcutta on Saturday. Among those in the air was Mr Khoo Teik Ee, F ral Legislative Council!
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    Tornadoes Sweep U,S.
    44 1 BIRMINGHAM Alabama., May 3. (AP)— A destructive series of spring tornadoes battered the south-east yesterday for the third straight day, increasing the death toll of 28 and leaving hundreds of injured and property damage of j many millions of dollars. I
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    38 1 photo. MR. AW Boon Haw and Mrs. Aw (right) recently visited the squatter resettlement areas jn Homantin and King's Park when they promised to build 20 huts for the squatters. Picture was taken during Mr. Aw. inspection. Standard
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    7 Planes Over S'hai
    87 1 TAIPING. May 3. (UP)— A surprise visit of seven unidentified planes on the early morning of April 19 caused great alarm to the Chinese Comniui nists in Shanghai, according to the Tatao News Agency today. Tatao said this was thc first time that planes of "unknown
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    AW PROMISES 20 HOMES
    180 1 HONGKONG. May 3 Mr. Aw Boon Haw recently promised to build ;.0 homes for squatters in the resettlement areas at Homantin and King's Park. Mr. Aw made this announcement after rUitiag the two resettlement areas with Mrs. Aw. The hw ea when completed will be allocated
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    PoW EXCHANGE
    28 1 THK United Nations completed the delivery of tick and wounded prisoners to the Communists at Panmunjom today when It turned over 185 North Koreans and Chinese.
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    Destroyers Hit
    29 1 TWO American destroyers were hit by Communist lire in |he Wonsan area Saturday, hut there was only superficial ige "'"ui no casualties, the U.Sl Navjr annouoced.— AP
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    MCA Gift To Malays
    60 1 MALACCA. S;n —The Malayan Chinese A tn todav presented a $12,000 cheque for resettlement of 200 landless Malay families from northern Johore to Inche All Haji Raja, the T n jkab Distri I iffl is chairman of I kah r.M.N' O. branch. The presental hy the
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    200 Policemen To Get New Quarters
    108 2 THK construction of a three-storeyed building in Thomson Koad to house Singapore policemen is expected to begin in about a month's time, .Mr. A. Wear. Director of the Public Works Department, told The Standard yesterday. The million-dollar building, to be located at the Police
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    48 2 Photo by MISS IRENE TAN celebrated her Slat birthday at her residence in Fast Coast Koad. Singapore on Saturday. \bout 100 guests were present to witness her blowing th»- ea miles on her birthday cake. She is the daughter of Mr B. T. Tan— Peter Robin on Studios
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    Hundreds Flock To Stone Cross
    94 2 MALACCA. Sun. Hundreds Roman Catholics his morning went to the chapel of s.iot.i Cm/ among rubber hill near Tampoi, about five miles from the 'I own to attend a lli<j,h M Said there every year. devotions commemorate the finding ol a tone mar the chapel
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    CITY SEEKS MORE LAND FOR SLUM CLEARANCE
    420 2 Standard Staff Reporter UNAUTHORISED attap dwellers inside the City limits of Singapore may be cleared and resettled on a 200-acre resettlement "camp" if negotiations now going on between the Government and the City Council are successful. The City Council pressed its case for
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    They Served Bata
    198 2 THKKF HUNDRED employees of the Rata Shee < a*, ltd ".therr-d at the Victoria Memorial Hall «»n Saturday* to attend a dinner and the presentation of long service awards to the comp.nn's workers. Awards for 25 years' service, presented by Mr. Thomas Bata. owner of the lirm,
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    Health Experts To Open Diploma Course
    174 2 Health Experts To Open Diploma Course Standard Staff Reporter DOCTORS and experts in public health from Britain, the United States, Philippines and India, will converse on the Colony shortly to open the first Diploma Course in Public Health in October at the University of Malaya. Prof. J. H. Strnhan. Professor
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    Kelantan Regent Installed
    96 2 Kelantan Regent Installed KOTA BAHRU. Sun. Before members of th e Royal family, Council members, heads of departments and community leaders, Tengku Vahya Putra. Tengku Mahkota of Ke an' an was today installed R» _ie:it during the period of absence of the Sultan who eaves on May 5 for England
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    Seletar Progs
    32 2 The Singapore Progressive Party Branch, Seletar, ted its anniversary yi day, by holding a m< 1 p.m. and a dinner last night, which was attended by more than TOO members.
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    Forces Kill Two Bandit's
    65 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Two more have I killed by Sec ur> Foi the Ft a i a A terrorist killed by a patrol of ;i,< Frst Fiji ment early 1 n the Gelang Pati i of .!< A r lie re'-«<\ en Thr d I was
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      87 2 Weather MINIMUM Temperature: from 7 Mj p.m on Mav to 7...0 a.m. on May Singapore <75F>, Penanj; I.SF), Kota Kahru l?3F|, Kuala I. umpur (74F), Ipoh (7.1 Kuantan 1.3F). Maximum I ♦niperalure: Irom 7 Ift a.m. to 7.:;. p.m. on Mm J. Singapore (MF), Penang •KXI i. Kota Kahru |90Fl,
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    SELETAR CHURCH DEDICATED
    116 4 UNI 'Si tm. ceremony ay mom Fori Main- nee K< < Seletar, when 1 Presbyterian isl and Uni I I Church of St. Andrew j by the Assistant I ipa I ''..in ain, Far E Air I the B I W. A l ge rongren officer a
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    PASSER-BY HURT
    38 4 A PASSER-BY, Krishnan.l was injured in the hand by a broken bottle thrown by one ol two Sikhs who \v< re quarrelling on the Ave foot way at Robinson Road night. He was taken to > hospital.
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    'Communism Losing Ground In Malaya'
    332 4 'Communism Losing Ground In Malaya' COL. YOUNG GIVES TWO REASONS WHY. i i i i I, > i t i t BUT BATTLE MOT YET OVER WASHINGTON, t\ erction of Malaya is or where Communism is opinion of Colonel Art h Commissioner in that c< lie says thc Communist forces
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    C-in-C APPROVES AWARDS FOR 57
    400 4 THE Commander-in-Chief Far East Land Forces has approved the award of his Certificate for Good Service in the period July 1 to December 31, 1952, to the following: 13/18 Hussars: Sgt. D Swaine, I Cpi. J. Tierney Cpl. o.B. K..v; S'porr lngr mtgt Rl W.O.I
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    Shopkeeper Fined
    26 4 CHONG PEW who sulci cigarettes at a street stall in Jobort Bahru without a valid licence was fined $20 in the Police Court yesterday.
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    S-EA Indian Trade Chiefs Meet Today,
    132 4 S-EA Indian Trade Chiefs Meet Today THREE Indian Government commercial representatives in South-East Asia arrived in Singapore last night by Qantas/BOAC with Mr. L. K. Jha. joint secretary to the Indian I Ministry of Commerce and Industry, lor a meeting here. The 2-day meeting, which wiii begin today, will discuss
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    Saint's Relic Due In S'pore
    88 4 THE relic of St. Francis l X. er >• be brought to St.! .i ph'a Church, io milestone.] B kit Timah Irom Johore. day. it will remain there for veneration till tomorrow evenhlg when i: will be brough* to the Cathedra] of the Good j
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    Johore To Build Homes For Aged
    71 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The Johore Government has appointed a committee to inquire into providing homes for deerepits in New Villages. One home is for Parit Sulong New Village to house 20 people and another at Sri Medan for seven people. Homes are also wanted
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    City Saved One Life A Month
    111 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE one-way east-west traffic scheme is saving at least <»n, life a month, according to comparative figures available from the Singapore Traffic Branch. Before its introduction, there used to be at least three fatal casualties along the one-way roads. This has
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    CHINESE TEACHERS MAKE 7 DEMANDS
    116 4 SINGAPORE Chinese school teachers, at the inaugural meeting of their Union, yesterday, demanded free education for their children in Chinese schools. The teachers also passed seven other resolutions at the meeting. Onc asked Government for the same amount of aid \hat English school teaqfcers now
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    PERAK'S MENTRI BESAR OBSERVES 48th BIRTHDAY TODAY
    516 4 PERAK'S MENTRI BESAR OBSERVES 48th BIRTHDAY TODAY ißy LEONG HEW MENG IPOH. Sun. Thc Mentri Besar of Perak, Datoh Panslima Bukit Gantans, central figure in the recent UMNO "family*' squabble and i the Malayan National <| Conference. celebrates |> his 48th birthday tomor- <| row. Although he lias been in
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    Kentner Plays With Greatest Intensity
    332 4 Standard Music Critic LOUIS Kentner played, uith the greatest intensity and feeling though uith an occasional exaggeration, four Beethoven sonatas in tlte new War Memorial Hall last night. The occasion was the first of the four recitals, sponsored by the Si__f*P*r< Musical Society, and devoted
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    Coronation Meeting
    12 4 THI Lata lir ti idjol I list v ol r
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      172 4 UH MALAYAN LABORATORIES j TELEPHONE 2G523 |j WE would like to thank all our Clients for the very gratifying support they have given the Laboratories during Cy j j The volume of work has now compelled us to seek Jarger, and more central, accommodation. J 1 1 i il I
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      110 4 jl SPORTS TROPHIES I I Just Received a Larre Selection of (UPS, SHIELDS, MEDALS ETC. jj in Hi.\i:ii i i. r. [](> j. Specimil D*u*c*\w*%U Ta w! Schools, lul>s In /tu!. I |i P.H. HENDRY I M MA UHH It H\i. IPORI DR. OSBORNE'S \L^fr£____F Ili.MOI.liS VIKILB MANNCNI nuu-n< mm;
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    139 5 »****d •> lah a*ce, The Standard "i" pi< lures ta "Spiking ol Pic1ft Robiasaa K«»ad Biflflmpore 1. ,M "»n,u-d by a computed •i Mstea M Ibe hack of the entry. »hd self-addressed envelope if you irned reauenled hi call at the i ephen Soh 7(3, Cross Street,
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      5 5 I UNC 0| PlCTtJKCS- filai
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    British Justice
    528 6 BRITISH justice, noted for its fairness and impartiality, came- through with flying colours in a test Case in Penang the other day. Counsel f"r the defence ot an sect] d prison in a murder trial suceessfully applied for transfer of the case for hearing in Malacca in view
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    Service In Hospitals
    286 6 r PHE Federation of Malaya which took thc lead in introducing Operation Service by the police, has profited from the successful experiment and introduced Operation Service in the Medical Services. Tins is a most welcome step and the Federation is to be congratulated for once again taking
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    GOLD COAST MOVES TOWARDS SELF-GOVERNMENT
    1363 6 GOLD COAST MOVES TOWARDS SELF-GOVERNMENT By A Times' Special Correspondent "QUR OBJECT," remarked a senior European official in the Gold Coast recently, "is to bring about ■elf-government In the atmosphere of a coming-of-age party, not of the divorce courts." After almost two years of the present mixed regime, with Africans
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    7 6 "Ladies and gentlemen the winner!"
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      $78,000 IN DIRECTOR'S FEES
      164 6 Sir: I believe, in Australia where there i s a basic wage, this is synonymous with the minimum w.^e which will feed, clothe, house and provide reasonable recreation and amusement for careful and responsible employees. The obvious course is for employers, in good times, not to
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      WELL DONE HAXWORTH
      118 6 Sir: I am sure thousands of local borns who have the genuine Interests of Malaya at heart will join me in congratulating Mr. J. L. J. Haxworth and the sponsors of the new immigration law for their foresightedness and soundness in framing the new entry law the
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      STUDENTS GRIEVANCE
      113 6 Sir: When the results of the T.T.C. examinations are published, only the list of passed student teachers is posted on the noticeboard also published in the local press but the subjects in which the unfortunate students have failed are not posted at the same time. Thlg is not
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      Nurses Set A Poser
      115 6 Sir:— l read with Interest the letter from the General Secretary of the ad hoc Committee of the Malayan Nurses Union dealing with Bed Sores evidently this "prescription" was due to the influence of the Health Section of the Nurses prevention being better than cure. However,
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    LET'S REBUILD THE M.C.A Lottery, KMT, Alliance
    874 6  - LET'S REBUILD THE M.C.A Lottery, KMT, Alliance C. H. KOH By 3 LINES OF APPROACH DUBLIC opinion as express- ed in he new >; rs both English and Ch 6 editorials. correspondence and articles) encourages one to pursue further the subject of the Malayan Chinese Association. The consensus is that
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      18 6 TOMORROW Laos And Malaya by ALEX JOSEY Nigeria Determined. On Autonomy By 1956 by a Manchester Guardian Correspondent
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    IKE TO PROBE TRADE POLICY
    350 7 EFFORT TO BOLSTER ECONOMY OF ALLIES YY/omiNUIUN, Moy 3 (UP)— President Eisenhower recommended to Congress yesterday that a commission be set up to make an "im^Tr atiye survey of the United States government's foreign trade doMcv" including reciprocal trade agreements. P°"cy, Eisenhower previously asked Congress
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    PALACE KILLS REPORT
    8 7 PALACE KILLS REPORT p,i»«ss I e i a
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    NEW ERA IN RUSSIA'S FOREIGN POLICY BEGINS
    257 7 |u\|.n\. I Rei welcomed yesterda> a .eems t<> indicate a shade iet foreign affaii I news report irom Moscow I ji Ministry has sent nc a tnll list nl its liter) Diplomatic quarters minor Moscow move which less secrecy in the conduct hev
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    Morrison Calls For Peace
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    CALL FOR UNITED STATES OF EUROPE
    38 7 i \P)-~ Pa il urj r milii for the e as ie U.S nity, eeting of S iciety Tc is ise the Old continent 'n pushing »ti many 1(3 f* to ;uism
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    Pope Assails Communism
    13 7 VAT XII ls to "al, rong- Would *a in injus
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    Lattimore Trial Oct. 6
    66 7 .AFP^ S i? N TON Ma^ 3 fnnr 8 hl v ycstcr day rejected ai£L°t f he charges brought against former state Departure ad Ser for Far Eastern I h wen Lattimore. for rn.i 7 In don ying his pro- Communist sympathies. Unly three charges of
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    PASTOR'S APPEAL
    37 7 PASTOR Martin Niemoeller Cnfr,2 f tne r. RuSSian OthodoX 1 ve nit lv. G r rma "y to inter- in the Communist crack- I 1 5 n e P r°testant Clerevmen the Soviet zone- AP
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    TALK WITH RUSSIANSSHAWCROSS
    174 7 DERBY, May 3 (Reuter)— Sir Har: ley Shawcross. Attorney General in the former Labour Government, yesterday urged high level talks with Russia without prior conditions. '"President Eisenhower has indicated various maters on Which a modification of the Russian attitude would enable us to go into talkfl with
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    Doing It Again
    23 7 THE Italian tanker Albt berthed at Abadan for the seo nd time yesterday to load 11.000 tons of oil. AFP
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    41 7 Photo. I IN SPANGLED TIGHTS, j Sally Marlowe just smiles and looks pretty in the "Spectacle" parade of the circus, in New <' York. This is the least i 1 strenuous of the four numbers in which she has < Darts Wide World
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    TRIP TO MOON
    67 7 NEW YORK, May 3, (Reuter) Mr. Arthur Clarke, chairman of the British Interplanetary Society. believes that exploration of the planets will begin full swing, barring accidents, by the end of this century. Present research Indicated the first true spaceship might land on the moon and return to
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    SECURITY TALKS IN TUNIS
    156 7 TUNIS. May 3 (AFP) jIVn Ch A esiden t General n ,*t de au teclocque last JJiPM! ra! i ed a "security" n<puly Mayor Chedly Kast- was shot down in dav !i rPetl of Tuni yesterday morning. The arrest of the murderdon. ft-. 1 la;:l ni
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    Nehru Checks History
    149 7 Nehru Checks History T -UIMKDXAGAK, May 3 I I (Reuter) Mr Nehru. M the Indian Prime Minis- ,i I ter, looked at a room in i 1 a former British prison I i fortress here with a I Plaque saying "The i ,1 Prime Minister lived I 1 1 here"
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    Suez Base Talks Are Postponed
    111 7 CAIRO. May 3. (APT—; Egyptian and British negotiators sat for more than three hours behind closed doors yesterday continuing their j talks on the evacuation of the British Suez base. Aly Zein El Abdin, a member of the Egyptian delegation, later told newsmen the next
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    Russian Subs Help Supply Vietminh Rebels
    82 7 Russian Subs Help Supply Vietminh Rebels TAIPEH, May 3. (Reuter)— The Nationalist news agency China Union Press said the Chinese Communists had been employing Russian submarines to transport arms end equipment to the Vietminh in Indo-China. The agency said Soviet Union had turned over 'o the Chinese Communists 15 submarines.
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    47 Die In Bus
    28 7 FORTY-SEVEN pass_ were burin d to death on Thursday In a flaming motor bus on the island of Kangwbe off Korea's west coast UP
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    Vikings Temporarily Off
    275 7 1 *^^^^^^^—^a^a^iaBSiaBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSaS— World News In Brief BRITISH European Airways said the Corporation's Viking airliner s which have exceeded 9000 flying hours will be temporarily withdrawn from service for inspection. The withdrawal, the Corporation said, was the result of recent modifications required in BEA Vikings flying under tropical
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    Bid To End French Strike
    98 7 PARIS, May I (Renter)— The French Government said yesterday that a concilia' on commission wi 1 trv to Betl the strike i f 1,000 ofliei aboard French Trana-Atlaol c liners. M. Jules Ramrony, Und. Secretary for the Merchant Marine, told the men that their demand
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    41 7 photo. PRINCE Charles waits with his camera to t..kc photograph of Queen Elizabeth II and his s.st, Princess Anne in the grounds of Bal Moral Castle thr Royal r.-.i-dence o n the River Dee in West \berdcenshiro Scotland AP
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    U.S. SCIENTISTS SEE PILOTLESS JET LAUNCHED
    266 7 WOOMERA, May 3. American scientists and armed forces personnel watched Prime Minister Robert Menzies launch a radio-controlled pilotless jet aircraft by pressing a button at Woonura Rocket Range yesterday. It eras called a "Jindh and was dev« i ptd as a tai. > tor
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    Reds Ask For Day's Recess In Truce Talks
    124 7 i.YO. May (UP) munis! negot i take a lav i e es in •he Koi ean stice today while at i, n Litl Sv itch Is duled lo wind up uith United N frail tesly for the retui n of more sick
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    Lecheres Is Ready To Meet Big Push
    113 7 HANOI, May 3 (I I') Frances top air lone general arrived to reorganize the Indo China air defences yesterday as Vietminh Communist spearheads lined up for the expected assault on the roval capital of L_U___f I'rabang. General Charles I Air Force Chief tt
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    Blast Echo In Taipei
    67 7 T 3 IIP! Mai dna*s bod- Y tenu.v pui a motion I e floo; t"P c> als d At e 'it her o.fle< s com!-! por: Pone am p At east _■> an re k 300 (n -he exploi Contra Yuan menv ent rt Huang O
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    NEWS FROM KOREA, I-C STEADIES SHARE MART
    223 8 Bv A Market Correspondent DEALINGS during the week were moderate with narrow price fluctuations. The firmness in rubber and steadiness in tin staples may be attributed to the dashing of hopes for a Far Eastern settlement by intransigence in Korea and an extension
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    Maiden Voyage
    33 8 THE new Italian motor Asia (1i ,600-tons), d I to cany 467 pa igers al i of nearly 20 knots, left > Trieste on her maiden w to the Far East. Reutei
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    221 8 Industrials. C I Tin Smelters Ord. 21' 10* Kr.iscr Avj 20 F lei il I) $2 .60, Hongkong Bank (Colonial Registei i M tt >800. William Jacks 13.60, Jackson Co. 11.85 Maiayan Cement $1-55 A51.52*1, 0 ental Tt lephone 71 6o Robinson Oi d. $.1 55, Timet $3
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    ERA WHEN BALTIC FROZE OVER
    2387 9  -  Rights Reserved j CHAPTEI j THIRTEEN I potlt'slrittits (rttsst'tl I Ire Bridge Frown I Su*'** 1 8 MvnntarU mQ Uc rigors experienced in Greenland in the thirteenth and jrtccnth centuries were felt also in Europe in a series of unusual lC j extraordinary catastrophes. The
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    Star Contest No. 14 Can Yoa Name This Actor?
    238 9 Star Contest No. 14 Can Yoa Name This Actor? known movie personality. Do Jou rreosniNC him? There will br j neither s,>t ot stars for vou to >pot next week. Lntries for thi* contest will close next Htur sda\ \nd thr priie winners names will be published i fhe Movie
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    Eiiglish County Cricket Opens
    401 10 MIDDLESEX COLLAPSE LONDON, May 2 (Reuter) The English County cricket season jpened today and Middlesex began in disastrous style being all out for 96 at Peterborough, Northamptonshire replying with 170 for eight wickets. A brave innings Ly their captain Bill Edrich who scored 55 saved Middlesex
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    European Zone Davis Cup Roundup
    111 10 LU XE M BOURG, y g < ler) Nom. q d to it Bi lin i.i the d oi pean of the Davi f'■ ip by 3-0 'cad li i ay -:embourg 11 j ound i ch. v who first gles also look 1 il
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    33 10 Jalil of the l v lecoms, 'l g t has tran ifer lo K tan. known on the oca! 1 and pla: for t i P 1 in lea for 6
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    11 Teams For Krian Coronation Soccer
    73 10 PARII BUN! AR, s n. I i (entered for Ti l nation Cup Icnockoul bocci r con petition '1 W.D. Krj Young I Kril V ;ngo Chint e S 1001 Anglo Chine e School -To Chini S 1001 I Chine e Re< 1 1
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    Bailey's Appeal Allowed
    126 10 LONDON, May 2. The appeal of K. McDonald Bailey, the British Olympicsprinter against his suspension sine die ha., been allowed. After a two avd a half-hour meeting in London today thc (General Committee of the Amateur Athletic- Association, Mr. Ernest Clynes, the Secretary, stated "the General Committee
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    Hart, Morea Win Titles
    122 10 .URKEMOUTH. 2. Renter— Doris Hart i United i won i'o singles in the British hard court !:i'.vn tennis championships here beating her compatriot Shirley Fry ti-:;. 4 G. 6 4 in the fin_l. Knrique M ire i Argentina won the men's singles title beating Felicissim >
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    HARVEY SCORES DOUBLE CENTURY
    260 10 LEICESTER, May 2 (Reuter)— Neil Harvev the brilliant Australian left-hander thrashed Leicestershire bowling here today to score 202 not out on the opening day of the tourists match. Attacking with beautiful strokes alt round the wicket Harvey reached hi.s double century in 4hrs. 47mins. his second
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    2 SHARE 10 FIRSTS
    8 10 Bernice and Berry Lancaster.
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    Lancasters Win 10 Swim Races
    439 10 Lancasters Win 10 Swim Races BERNICE and Berry Lancaster were the champions at the annual swimming meet of the Singapore j Swimming Club held at the club pool, Tanjong Khu, on Saturday. They won live events each in their i respective divisions. Results: Jan Rew, a newcomer, won both the
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    Toweel Moves To Feather Div.
    104 10 Toweel Moves To Feather Div. JOHANNESBURG, May 3 (Reuter)— Vic Toweel (South Africa), the former world bantamweight champion, will in future tight as a featherweight. Announcing this today, Toweel said he expects to be ready for the ring within two months. Toweel's last bout was on March 21, when he
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    Lewis Hoad Beats Drobny
    76 10 CAIRO. May 3 (AP) Voung Lewis Hoad of Australia, sprang a major surprise yesterday by defeating Egypt's Jaroslav Drobnv 8-6 6-1 in an exhibition match here. The stocky, 18-year-old Australian outpaced Dro' .y rated the world's best amateur wdth powerful driving followed up to the net
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    Cricket PENANC CHINESE IN FINAL
    212 10 Cricket PENANC CHINESE IN FINAL PENANCI. Sun. The Chinese qualified for the final of the intercommunity crifket competition by heatin? the Malays hy six wickets in the semi final played on Victoria Green today. A tplendld partnership between E:i CheoW Teik who retired with ."{1 rims and Um Cheng Poh,
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    WEATHERMAN BEHAVES FOR SINHALESE ASSN.
    589 10 SCA JUNIOR CRICKET ment or *****m*n cricketers badly to cause the abandonicnaency to ra\our Sinhalese and Chansi batsmen vr v in what was described as 'glorious sunshine', Sinhalese Association made merry at Changi to score th e only outright win of the day against the
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      115 10 TODAY >__h__-*n_rKr ,5 D/JLy/ < gp.p^y irl 9.30p.m. HE MADE HISTORY OUT OF THIS PERIL -FRAUGHT MISSION! i m t> m m +m mtm^^^m_ mmmm Am m m mmmwm mmmm 'j» x m* *m z IH| _Ak _____*m il__« fM fi.'V V? *«*«f' V ABOVEand $^_C__J Beyond WOr Robert Taylor
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    MATTHEWS GETS HIS MEDAL
    351 11 He Was Hero Of j Blackpool's Win mui STADIUM, Middle**, May 2 (Reuter) Matthews the 'wizard of dribble," at long C up final medal, an honour which ,;M U M reatesf footballer of all times for years. 1 r,lH,< coveted award because Blackpool, the Ji- N
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    New Committee Set Up To Rule International Boxing
    470 11 PARIS, May 3 (IP)— The European Boxing: Union decided yesterday to create a four-man international boxing committee whose main function will be to "clean up" the sport and standardize rules and titles throughout the world. The four named to the committee were:
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    Bannister Sets New Mile Mark
    163 11 LONDON*. May X (AFP) British Olympic runner Roger Bannister yesterday broke Britain's 16-yeai-old track record for one mile covering the distance m four minutes 'SM seconds. Th e former record was held by Sydney Wooder- son with four minutes ti 4 seconds. Bannister was wearing
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    Gavilan Beaten
    33 11 SYRACUSE, New York, May ,3. (Reuter) Danny "Bang Bang" Womber yesterday beat the woi ..eight champion. Kid Gavilan, by a unanimous d© ision over ten rounds-;:, a non-titU bout here. I
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      212 11 NOTICES Kl ALA LEMPER MLNICIPALITY. Municipal Wee lions Revision of Electoral Roll "DEGISTERS will be open up to and im hiding 31st May 153 at the following centres I between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. YMCA. Brickfields Road Information centra Batu Road Railway Institute Sentul Malay Boys' School Kampong Bahru
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    UK SOCCER
    62 12 LONDON. May 3 (Reuter)-^ Football resulta. Firs. Division: Porl mouth 1. Middlesbrough 4. Scottish League •TV* l>i v Ranger; S, Dundee 1. Glasgow Cup Semi Final: Third Lanark L Celtic l (Celtic •ron on tn^s' of coin >. Dit. 11l League (Southern): Bournemouth 1. Queen's Park R i
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    Tigers Keep 1 But Lose The Other Record
    654 12 TIGERS had their hardest game this season at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Pitted against a youthful Fathul Karib team, Tigers were held two-all until .0 seeonds bei ore full time when they were awarded a penalty which Harith converted. Thus, tney retained
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    FINAL LEAGUE TABLE
    973 12 LONDO 1-3 rReater) Final •>■ adiDga a. < Iim are as fol!<. i in- r i»n ision r« W I) L F A Pt3 Ar 4 21 13 9 !>7 64 54 Pn 42 21 11! 9 },3 CO 54 We>i»; 12 S 13 66 63 51
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    CSC Move To Get More New Members
    185 12 TO KNCOURAGE more members to join the Chinese Swimming Club a motion proposed by Mr G 11. Kiat and seconded hy iMr. Wong Quek Boon to* reduce the existing entrance fee of $25 to $15 was un animouslv passed at the CSC's annual
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    Shepherdson Hits 95 For Selangor
    288 12 KUALA LIMPIK, Sun. Solangor drew with Perak in their inter-state cricket which ended here today. Continuing their overnight score of 68 Perak knocked up 145 for nine at lunch time. Selangor replied with 260 for nine. Brightest feature of ;he match was Mike ShepherdsoiTs 95
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    Khoo Had Special Mission
    319 12 Khoo Had Special Mission I PRESIDENT of the Badminton Association of Malaya during the last two years, Mr. Khoo Teik Ee, who lost his life in the Comet which crashed ofl Caleutta. had a mission in London. This was to put over Malaya's proposal to the International Badminton Federation that
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    Good Crowd At Monthly Shoot
    103 12 MEMBERS of the Singapore Gun Club turned up in force yesterday for their monthly hoot. There were heavy details for the shoot of 10 "birdssingle rise, five birds double rise, and 10 double skeet. The scratch was a tie between John Richmond and Lee Teck
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    18 12 LONDON. May 2: (Reuter) —Rugby league semifinalsHalifax 15, Bradford Northern 16; St. Helens 46, Huddersfleld 0.
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    1st Setback For Police
    195 12 POLICE Spor!. Association sut.ered their Aral aetback of the season when thev went down to Haikowyu Sports Club c 1 they met in their b.A.F.A. Division 2 match at Oeylang Stadium yesterday. Haikowyu Sports Club have to thank their custodian Bligh He played a major role
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    OFFICIALS DISAGREE
    116 12 HONGKONG. May 3 (AFP) If the Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation does not wish to lose face in Singapore circles, it must take immediate action to adjust difference which exist and ensure that commitments which have been made with the Chinese Malayan football association are fulfilled, one sports commentator
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    Samaians Win
    33 12 C. P. Samajan heat Singapore Civil Service Association 4-0 i n their SAFA Division 3B fixture at CYMA ground yes- j terday. Fernandez. 2. Thomas nnd Sadijan netted for the winners.
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    Seremban District Collapse
    201 12 SEREMBAN. Sun.— Seremban District collapsed badlv in the •second innings to give the Outstation Districts a 1.12-run victory in their annual encounter [or the Leonard Memorial trophy which ended here todav Outstations scored 1.i9 for seven wickets in their first In-ni^P-**fi H Wharton to P _cored with
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    13 JOCKEYS' APPEAL DISMISSED
    487 12 They Must Reapply For Their Licences KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The committee of the Straits Racing Association at a meeting today dismissed the appeals of the 13 jockeys suspended from riding until May 5 and upheld the Selangor Turf Club committee's decision. The jockeys will have to
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    SEL. CLUB WIN
    22 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Selangor Club beat Kuala Selangor Sports Club by 75 runs in today's Navaratnam i Shield cricket.
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    Larut AAA Meet
    24 12 TAIPING. Sun— The Larut and Matang AAA will hold their annual general meeting at the St. George's Institution on May 1!).
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    The Weather Stops Rest At 5 For 160
    124 12 Owing to inclement weather the Padan? Clubs vs. the R I cricket match was abandoned after a few hours play yc day. The Beat, i to bal fir^t. had 124 for lour at lunch time and went on to score lf>o for
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    Victoria School Win Soccer Final
    365 12 FOR the second successive vear, Victoria School proved its supremacy over St. Josephs Institution when they met in the final of the SAFA Youth soccer competition at Jalan Besar stadium. The Victorians repeated their previous years 3—l victorv over their rivals to win the competition.
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    Siew Kim Enters 3 Finals
    114 12 Siew Kim Enters 3 Finals Kl'XI I|Ml Mi^ I -ri Buki, Blntani are in 1 in heelir hi -k< j in thr Sfl.i pioitvhip* I i pl.m-d loinoi Refills Mm's Sincl. v N* Kun 1.. 4. i dull.*!, b it 1 M-n, D I I J i K -M C
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      221 12 1 MOINE COMTE CO.. LTD. (Agents for Molaya and B. N. Borneo ANNOUNCE THE OFENING OF S A N UP TO DATE AIR CONDITIONED 9 CYMA I SERVICE STATION Sa £> CAPITOL BUILDING 155, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Under the supervision ol A. L. ABDEEN LID. 1 GENUINE CYMA SPARE PARTS
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      71 12 SINGAPORE SOCCER: SAFA Dir. I AAA v. /v. Saja rali— Jalan Besar; Div II Cheer Jul Ladt v. R. A r Kranji— Gvy'ang; Braddeli SC V. Aston AC MFA; Malay SU v. Woodbridge Hosp.—CYMA. KLUANG SOCCER: Point* v. Casuals. KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER: Sl Rrr v. Chartered Bank S(*-SIA. IPOH SOCCER:
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      24 1 YOUTH A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBUSHED BY THE S.NGAPQRE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH vol i No VJ YOUTH, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1953. KOI R l'\..M.||||i
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      THIS WEEK'S CONTEST
      67 1 20 he i fur I i i prizes of in Chip, A ir v lay. i Road I i th C I Q E tn. i f accompanied by a »n and the name of the i i A Idress your effort to the Editor, YOUTH, c/o
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      UNFORGETTABLE
      139 1 j I r'.R S"iHing face. Her i ha nning grace. And her lovely smile; All these 7 remember all the while. black-lit eyes. Are like dark, cloudy In tadness is forbidden, tor tunshina is always I Idden. I veet conversation, 1* a grand sensation. ooth, black hair It beyond
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      HIKING TO SIGLAP
      489 1 V».«iir Correspondent 1 KING is not as mu in here in the Last e West, and til Singa pore, spots for this e are tew. But in >t' this handicap, tne ration is King for hik j», 5 I■< Befits to the md mind. It is with
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      MATHS. MAGAZINE AIDS TEACHERS & STUDENTS
      641 1  - MATHS. MAGAZINE AIDS TEACHERS STUDENTS JANE JACOBS By (I rom AincriUa) gINCE the ancient Egyptians traced out their first geometry of circles and triangles upon the sands of the Nile, and Euclid dissected spheres and partitioned cones, m a thcmaticians have used tangible figures to elucidate their concepts of form
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      TIPS FOR YOUR PRACTICAL EXAM.
      967 1  -  GURUNAM By j WONDER how many std-dent-teachers, e<pthose in tiie final-year, are able to iudge and rate your own lessons? Since your passing the qualifying examination depends very much on your practical examination, it is very essential that you are acquainted with the basic principles
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      1,300 MILLION PENCILS SOLD
      55 1 NEW YORK city Every year Americans buy soin- 1 1 ..".00.000.000 pencils co>*ing more than $40,000,000 Pencils are manufactured extensively in the city ol New York, where one company ha» been iu business since 1856 More than 25 material. fiom all over the world go into
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      As One Woman To Another
      932 2 As One Woman To Another ''MOLLY/' ARE YOU LISTENING? T\EAR MOLLY, Vour letter of April 6 is very thought provoking. Though you are entitled to your own opinion, you have nevertheless tried to blow into fur to find flaws in our boys. Whether you are aware that women kill their
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      Between The Lines
      486 2 MOW MANY marks did tea. her give you?'— a question 11 often asked. Did you ever try It the other way 'How many marks do you give teacher? It Is a reasonable question, you know. You and your teacher are a team His success depends on you,
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      How does your teacher rate with you?
      553 2 How does your teacher rate with you? HE MEASURES YOUR SUCCESS IN MARKS; WHY SHOULD YOU NOT MEASURE HIS THE SAME WAY? asks— TODAK 170ICE: The first thing about a voiee is that it ought to be heard. Unless your teacher speaks clearly and pronounces well, so that every student
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      Games With Words
      406 2 PROVERB PUZZLE: Here's a proverb for you to flßiire out. The proverb contains 8 words and 41 letters. T'r. Word contains 4 letters the second word contains 5 letters, and so on. (See diagram.' 1 Hard of Hearing 1 30 M 81 1 The First Name of
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      SOLVE THESE RIDDLES
      97 2 1. When is a sermon like a round shot? 2. When the Queen is angry, what order of merit does she represent? 3 Why is the county of Buckingham like a drover's goad 4 Why could not Prince Bismarck insure his life? I 5. Why need France
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      FRAGILE! WITH CARE!!
      76 2 FRAGILE! WITH CARE!! Chics and Juno are farm doys with a d.ff Every morning they set ent lo railed the eggi f r poultry that their owner. Mrs. .Voodhnuse, keeps r farm at Croxley Green, Herts. Juno, the (ire.it Das too big to get into the hen bouses, bat hr
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      Turn On The Sun
      201 2 AN old Aesop fable tells of a contest of strength between thc North Wind and the Sun. The North Wind boasted it could strip a man of his overcoat by blowing at him i The Wind then blew and the man held his coat tighter about
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      GREAT PEOPLE OF YESTEHDAY
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      MICRO-READER
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      Kit Never Deserts A Friend
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      FALL GAVE HIM AN IDEA
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