Singapore Standard, 18 May 1953

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. 11l No. SIS. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1953< TVEL\T PACES 10 CENTS.
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    OUR WOULD TOUR CONTEST BEGINS
    373 1 OU R WOULD TOUR CONTEST BEGINS s7art voting today and everyday! is on lor .Malaya's most popular ng today the readers of the Singacd to vote for the man or woman has contributed most to the enI, cultural, political, economic or -I sporting Hie of Malaya. Wh > 'his individual
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    Senator Gets Dose Of Own Medicine
    255 1 Senator Gets Dose Of Own Medicine mMlliN \P) papers 1 nast > Dame< ..t America s Kedhun, iator Joseph Still Wisconsin attack j,,i tteek i n Labourite lenient lt{ Mreet ,ut itc of adje lives pro--1 since were thought I i British Carthy: ir, the American Anderson Most hy reSen-
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    McCarthy Fires Another Blast
    24 1 McCarthy Fires Another Blast y 17. b eph McI blast at I with making the I ropria- pare the I r M crating ■l
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    Flew In Spite Of Storm Warning
    247 1 Comet Crash Inquiry CALCUTTA, May 17, (Reuter)— The pilot of the British Comet jet liner which crashed on >la> 2 decided "he would fly m spite of a storm warning," the official inquiry was told here yesterday. The four-jet engined plane crashed with the
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    WAITING FOR THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE
    42 1 pnoio. SOME of the uniformed youth groups waiting outside the Wesley Church, Singapore, yesterday before attending a special service for Empire Youth Sunday, when a special message to youth from the Queen was read to them.- Standard
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    HO IN PEKING?
    44 1 THE Nationalist China Union Press reporter! In Taipei yesterday that Ho Chih Minn, chief of the Communist Vietminhs, had arrived m Peking early May and held a series of secret conferences with Mao Tse Tung and other high ranking officials.— Reuter
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    No Cut Off Of Supplies
    55 1 No Cut Off Of Supplies CARIO. May 17. (Reuter)— The Egyptian Government denied for the second time today that it was stopping fresh food supplies reaching" British troops m lh« Suez Canal A British military spokesman denied today Egyptian press reports that British women and children m {he Sue 7.
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    Tito Disagrees With Churchill
    64 1 BELGRADE. May 17 (AFP) Marshal Tito said m a speech at Slacmvski Brod m Slovenia today that he was not m favour of a meeting of representatives of the great powers behind closed doors as proposed recently by British Premier Sir Winston Churchill. However, lie added
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    NO ANCHORING OFF ESPLANADE
    61 1 THE SEA off th e esplanade has been declared a prohibited anchorage from May 28 to Jun e 8, for the Coronation celebrations. In a shipping ciroular, the Master Attendant's Office has defined the prohibited anchorage as an area whose seaward boundary extends as an arc
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    THE BIG SMILE
    52 1 ST. PAUL (Minnesota), May 17 (AP) Mrs. William N. Oatis, smiling easily for the first time in nearly three years left for an air trip to New York, where sh e hopes for an early reunion with her husband, freed from prison by the Pragut resjima. lie*
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    THIS GIRL WAS VOTED MISS JET PROPULSION
    48 1 THIS GIRL WAS VOTED MISS JET PROPULSION This golden-haired lovely with the winning smile is Mrs. Mona Matson, who i s appearing in the Brighton (England) stage show Tessie's in Town. Glamorous Mona was voted by the United States Air Force Miss Jet Propulsion, prior to her wedding.
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    BIGVIETMINH DEFEAT
    351 1 Battalion Lost, Regiment Routed HANOI, May 17, (AP)-French Union forces have smashed a Communist-led Vietminh attack on a post south of Honoi and inflicted heavy casualties upon the enemy, a French Army spokesman said today. French armoured units reinforced the post, Yen Vi, 25 miles south of Hanoi,
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    Dutch Foil Indonesian Infiltration
    81 1 THE HAGUE. May 17 (Reuter) A small gi'oup of wellarmed Indonesians infiltrated In he south of Vogelkop, westernmost part of the mainland of Dutch New Guinea on M^v 11, according to oiVicial r. »>ris from Hollandia pubiisnr' here yesterday. The reports said Dutch troops launched a
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    5 Faculties For Nanyang University
    189 1 THE proposed Nanvun? l nivcrsity will have li\«« fatuities arts, scinm-. commerce agriculture and n ,iiii-i i m- This was decided by its planning s uh loinmitten jrter a tint* hour meeting at t«»- T.inj-ni^ Chu C lub last niKht. At Urn no of tin.
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    PM To Speak On Korea
    51 1 LONDON. May 17. (AFP)— British Premier Sir Winston Churchill is expected to make a statement on the Korean armistice talks m Parliament tomorrow. Political sources said that the British Government is far from satisfied with the way negotiations have been conducted by the United Nations
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    Harrison Meets UN Command
    115 1 TOKYO May 17, (Renter)— Lieut. Gen. William K. Harrison, chief United Nations negotiator at Panmunjom truce talks now m recess, flew here today from Korea to confer with General Mark Clark and other top officials of the United Nations Command. Observers here thought Gen. Harrison would
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    'Youth' Now A Tabloid
    67 1 THE Youth Supplement of The Singapore Standard which is now a year old. appears m tabloid size (8 pases) commencing today. The new YOUTH is brighter, newsier, more compart, easier to handle and still the only medium to the Youth of Malaya that is FREE. Order
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    Adenauer Back
    34 1 DR Konrad AHcn.ujcr WTe*l German Chancellor. iciid en his jcturn to Bonn iresteida> by <ir from London that Sir Win-ion Churchill told him he wou'd Mkc to visit West Gef many Reuter
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    Talks To End 'Sin'
    68 1 P\RIS May 17 (Renter) A four-clay internal ona congress to abolish "legal or tolerated*' prostitution rill open her* tomorrow. Britain and America will send lurfie d^o-ations to the congress which is sponsored by the International Abolitionist Federation. President of the French delegation, 73-year-old Mat's Marrelle Le«rand
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    JOHORE POLLING BY NEXT YEAR
    159 1 STATE COUNCH, JOHORE BAIIRU, Sun.— Johore State will lead the rest of the Federation m a major step toward Nongovernment with the introduction of elections to the Johore State Council probably by the middle of nr\t year. An Official report said the Johore Executive State
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    Applegate May Be Released Soon
    20 1 HONG .<)".. The i thai i ise of ard A| one pofidi tits 4 mmv ■go.
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    4 MIGs Destroyed
    13 1 AMEF I north we t Korea ITS Ail' Folct- I
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    $2 MILLION HEALTH CENTRE APPROVED BY GOVT.
    318 2 $2 MILLION HEALTH CENTRE APPROVED BY GOVT. Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE is at lost to hove the $2,000,000 Urban Health Centre proposed m 1951 by Prof. J.H. Srrahan, Professor of Social Medicine and Public Health m the University of Malaya. A Government spokesman told The Standard yesterday that Government has
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    S'pore Girls Take To Cake-Making
    294 2 S'pore Girls Take To Cake- Making WEDDING cakes, birthday cakes, and christening cakes, cakes m 100 different shapes and sizes to suit every or< asion Singapore girls are learning how to make them all. Madam Oon Chian Neo, one of ;he firs? private confectionary teachen to open a school, is
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    BAIL ALLOWED
    35 2 BAIL m $3(10 was allowed J.i.ing Ho, a woman resident of the Johore Bahru General Hospital, pending trial on a charge Of voluntarily causing grievous nun to another woman named low Lai Hong.
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    Court Oath Incorrect, Says Canon
    199 2 THE USE of the word Almighty" In the recognised oath i»>r Christiani m law courts is theologically a mistransla--1 on, Canon R. X S. Adams :<>ir! The Standard yesterday. He was commenting on a repori published In the British press which stated that an English
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    Gen. Maddux Ends Visit
    65 2 BRIGADIER General Harold Maddux, deputy commander of the U.S. Military Air Transport Service m the Pacific Division left Singapore for Saigon Saturday after a twoday visit. General Maddux is on a tour of the area under his command, and last visited Ceylon. In Singapore he met
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    Hongkong Sees A Kris Dance
    46 2 HONGKOXG. May 17 (AFP) Over 400 people attended the inaugural ball of the Malayan Association of Hongkong at "Ritz" night club Friday night. Highlights of the party were Malayan dances never before seen m Hongkong including the saucer and kris dances.
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    15 2 gßm photo. J arew P*rty we* held at No. 1 Halifax Road on s.t Standard
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    STRIKE WILL NOT AFFECT CROWNING
    180 2 THE threatened strike by more than 10,000 Singapore Government industrial workers will not affect the Coronation decorations or celebrations. For the unions' 14 day strike, if served on the Government today, will only expire on June 2, the Coronation day, and ail decorations will be
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    Concern Over Proposed Court House
    138 2 THE Singapore City Council will tell the Colony Government of its "concern" at the proposal to construct another temporary court house at Hong Lim Green. The Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee, at a recent meeting, also decided to express concern to Government's request that
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    Prosecution Is Warned
    74 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Postponing a case to June 24 on the applira:ion of the prosecution, Magistrate Syed Othman remarked that if it was not ready on that day he would acquit and discharge the accused. The accused. Sapri. is charged with committing a breach of his bond
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    ACSU Starts Drive To Boost Membership
    177 2 ¥T L ine 40 "ranches of the Army Civil Service pinion, Singapore, have started a campaign to boost the membership. The membership drive will last two months, and by the end of July the Union hopes to th M ir mem bership the 15,000
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    JB HOSP. BOARD
    75 2 MEMBERS of Iho Hospial Board. Johore Bahru, for the current year are: Datin Shan^ w aWa TJ inte K halid. iJa.in Wan Idns, Che Maimunah binte Abdul Rahmai, Che Salmah binte Mohd. Shah Datin Mootatamby, Mrs. E B. Donough. Mrs. Yam Siew lr M S lr chee.
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    Market Licence
    46 2 THE Singapore City Council will now charge a fee for a private market licence of $1.50 a month for each Mall m the market. For the right to expose goods for sale m a public market the Council will also charge $1.50 a month.
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    W.I. Help Spread Literacy
    171 2 THE Women's Institute! m Malaya have been the means of spreading literacy among women apart from their many other activities, Miss M^rgaret Herbertson, who helped to organise the women's institutes, said m her report published m England recently. Miss Herbertson said the co©peratloA between the Ma-
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    Appeal To Help Churches In UK
    385 2 THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, and the Officer Administering the Government m Singapore, Mr. W.L. Blythe, made an appeal yesterday for funds to maintain and preserve Westminster Abbey and Britain's historic churches. Separate funds wfU to started m Malaya and Singapore. Altogether
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    RD. TAX OFFENCE
    31 2 CHENG KIOH. of KuUI. wan fined $25 m the Johore Bahru Police Court, yesterday tot > renewing his Rn:iH Tax h.nv c for the first Half of thi« year
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    3 FISHING COMPANIES FACE CRISIS
    41 2 3 FISHING COMPANIES FACE CRISIS Stand... i THRU companir, fWirrmni Ir bankrupt,. the slut ol The C id tin for tic t t Bo hard pa iv.es mi i for th Thvy rial Baturd v of the similar l c H
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    $90 STOLEN
    6 2 AT! five CM*. 1
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    'Thilli' Makes A Pledge
    73 3 to the ting him the most sportsman, young I said: "I promise up to the expectaanded of me as a during my Lonn Coronation tour." Acting President. Mr. m Emmanuel handed a to Thillainathan as a »ento from the associa- the services he ren- > the
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    FREE DETAINEES OVER 50 YEARS
    215 3 PROTESTS TO Xl lalay Correspondent branch if the I'nited Malays which recently sent a delegation •s in Majidi Detention Camp ii aniJ) has sent a strong proGovernment demanding better tainees and the conditional and i o! detainees who are over fifty years of age. I"
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    A LETTER FIT FOR FRAMING
    40 3 A LETTER FIT FOR FRAMING Mr. .Ml I nowt .1 i 1 w «»te I i: C i the i. ;w' nvar s md I kj '> i R i •> idon, tan is I 1 i i.i I. 1 .1 I
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    This Woman Mixed In Nos. Racket
    142 3 This Woman Mixed In Nos. Racket IPOH. Sun. For assisting In Carrying on an illegal lottery the "1,000-character 1 lottery a woman shopkeeper, Tong Lim (47 was fined $850 or two months' imprisonment by Magistrate Abdullah Ghazalli yesterday. Thong wa<; arrested as a result of information received by the police.
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    67 3 Picture by PENANG Hospital attendants tnking the pledge m connection with the "Operation Service' at the CJ°neral Hospital last week. The pledge read: 1 pledge myself to the service of the sick. I promise to seek no reward beyond my pay and to carry out faithfully and kindly for the
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    Red Killed In Pahang
    46 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Fourth Battalion Malay Regiment killed an armed and uniformed terrorist m Mentakab. Pahang, yesterday and recovered a Sten gun and six magazines. At Taiping. Perak, 'B* Company 1/6 Gurkhas wounded one of four terrorists all of whom fled.
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    2 ALLOWED BAIL
    36 3 LAI KIM YIN and Urn Gee \ver e each allowed bail of SI SO m the Johor c Bahru Police Court yesterday after being charged with unlawful possession of 10."* sheets of rubber.
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    JOHORE BAHRU EXPECTS BIG CROWNING RUSH
    357 3 Hotels Set For The Harvest Johore Bohru end Sh^por, during Coronation "e^g^n n°g Tune 1 Most of the visitors, who have seldom seen celeBa'hrLH^^ 1^ 13^ f H* kind P lanne^ m Johorl aanru and Singapore, will come from about 70 new villages and
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    53 3 Photos by and TWO rttent Knala Lnmpur weddings. Miss Dolores de Souza and Mr. Maurice Sta Maria (above) who were married at St. John's Church, and (below) Dr. M. J. Che Lah, Health Officer, Malayan Railways, who married Miss Mariah Chong Nyet Lin, a Johore nursing sister. Ng Beh Leow
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    40 3 The British Adviser. Nejfri Sembilan. presents the S.S. Exhibition Cup (special prize) for the best Mnuku nu work exhibited at the M. VII A. sho\t at Kuala Lumpur, to Che Zaharah binte Ja'udin of Bagan Pinang. Port Dickson. last week.
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    Malacca To See Unicorn This Morning
    150 3 MALACCA. Sun. No charge will be made on Tuesday, when 1,000 Malacca residents inspect HMS Unicorn, the first aircraft-carrier to visit Malacca since the war The carrier will be open <o the public from 2 p.m. until 5.30 p.m. Boats will be available to
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    New Community Centres Opened In Kuala Pilah
    115 3 SEREMBAN, Sat. Four new communist centres have recently been built m Kuala Pilah District. They are m Mahsan, Bukit Glugor. llu Juasseh and Ayer Ma wans New Villages They have each been built with a main community hall, a small office fo* the
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    Papers For TB Patients
    83 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— One of the amenities provided for TB patients m the General Hospital, Johore Bahru and patients convalescing at the Tampoi Sanatorium by the JB Anti-TB Association. is the supply of daily papers m all languages. In addition, the Association arranges for magazines and
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    Voters Told To Register
    68 3 Voters Told To Register MALACCA, Sun. The number of people who registered as voters for Municipal elections was very disappointing, Mr. Toh Seng Yam, Malacca Supervisor of Elections said m a broadcast yesterday. He urged qualified voters to register before the rolls were closed on May 30. When the register
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    Cadets Start U.K. Training
    93 3 NINE Malayan officer cadets, now m Britain are training side by side with men of the Lancashire Fusiliers at the regiment's barracks m Burry, A recent picture m the British press showed the nine cadets, eight from the Federation Regiment and one from the Malay Regiment,
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    'Make Malay Compulsory'
    115 3 THE Singapore Malay Teachers Union, at a general meeting held last Saturday has decided to ask the Government to make Malay a compulsory language m English Schools. It was suggested that a student, to secure the School Certificate, should pass m Malay. The following were elected office
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    Swami Emphasizes A Need For Unity
    322 3 KVALA LIMPIR, Sun.— Malaya is the rendezvous not only of the great races of mankind but also of all the great religious and philosophic)! svstem> of the world, said Swami Satyananda, president of the Pure Life Society, here today. Speaking Bt I symposium he!d
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    Sungei Chua Elects C'ttee
    74 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun.— Sungei Chua Niw V I which lies ibout a mile v. t of Kajans. held Itl I'm village committee election << t the Suntjei Chua Chinese Scl Hull. The village of 4.117 people has 1.963 registered voters who are divided into thrco wards.
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      90 3 Weather MIMMIM TEMPERATI RE: from 7.30 p.m. on May Hi to 7.30 a.m. on May 17 Singapore (7G Ft, Penang (75 F>, Kota liahru (71 F). Kuala Lumpur 76 Fl, Ipoh (71 F). Kuantan (71 F). Maximum Temperature: from 7..50 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on May 17 Singapore (88 F),
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    THIS MYSTERY OF MYSTERIES
    884 4  - THIS MYSTERY OF MYSTERIES PHILIP TOYNBEE An Eagtish Phenomenon By LONDON. Vf/HY do so many of us read so many detective Stories every year? The output is enormous, yet the appetite remains unassuaged, and since the detedive novel 1v m origin, en English phenomenon, it is right that m Englishman
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    MAGICIAN OR POET?
    516 4  -  Edwin Muir By Divided Imaije. A Study of William Blake and W B. Yeats. By Margaret Kudd. Routledge. Ms.) MURING his long life, says Miss Rudd. Yeats confounded mysticism with magic. He also wished, as h^ confessed m a well-knowr. poem, to be like William Blake: but
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    37 4 photo. A GENERAL VIEW of Kuala Lumpur Town taken from the Telecoms tower at Bakit Nanas the highest point m Kuala Lumpur. Note the sky-scra;tc-s atn« new build ings built durins the postwar period. long Peng Seong
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    "Alice In Wonderland' To Aid Blind
    195 4 "ALICE m Wonderland" by Lewis Carrol will be staged at the Singapore Victoria Memorial Hall on May 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27. The shows are m aiti of the blind. There will be a gala opening on May 23, at 8 p.m. Producer
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    Mr. Justice Williams
    42 4 MR. JUSTICE E. H. Williams, recently appointed Chief Justice of British Borneo, left Hongkong yesterday for Singapore aboard the Tjiluwah. He was formerly senior puisne court judge m Hongkong. He will stop briefly m Singapore before proceeding to Kuching.
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    Youth Collapses
    24 4 A 17-YEAR-OLD Mirth, Lic w Wing Choon, collapsed and died as he was walking along Canlonment Road at 7 o'clock last night.
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    IN DEFENCE OF LUCREZIA BORGIA
    663 4  -  MICHAEL SWAN By The Marriage at Fcrrara. Bj Simon Ilanourt Soitb (John Murray. 215.) PIIE world seems to be so iond jf its £reat villains that n gives them up relucraiiily; Tiberius, m spite of whitewashing from Voltaire ir Norman Douglas, romairis the ogre oi
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    Man Caught After Chase
    75 4 A MAN who walked |nt< merchant's house m Crawtnifl Street at 5 M p.m., on Sat uday, picked up a radio but o. spotted by the merchant*! mother who shouted Thief! Thief!" m Hokkieu. The man dropped the l.idio and ran out of (he home, 'nit
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    Sent To Hospital
    36 4 QUEK Bok I im. 'JH. w^ admitted to the General Hospital last n.ight with h>£ Injuries after bein^ bivoNed m collision with a motor tt M Jurong Road. His condition |i not serious.
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    MECCA BOUND
    32 4 THE second pilciim iMa leave Singapore m four <■ the Blue Funnc 1 Line's Ankias leaves today with about ••> Muslims for V. 4 t< ;i Another 400 will MAlMirk at Penang.
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    EXPENSIVE SWIM
    25 4 RETURMNT. to the 1. after a 40-minutf swim Changi a Europt\<i> found nil clothes and wrist-wa',< h va •t $30 had been stolen.
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    Police Appeal For Witnesses
    46 4 BING for two c a< > cidtr. At 8 i r invo > him ftt tin Tim aii died on The Pace ;»t n 1 Chat B ley bill lang 1< rli>d m j All g< t in 1 Ahmad! Polio i 2400, I.
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    Meet Postponed
    8 4 THE pi ing oi B.ihru 1
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      161 4 Standards intunuc MXKHtMMIOX AT A <»M V< SINGAPORE DIARY SHELL TIIFATK!:HT: t m thow "Harvest Kui T^in i am "New Faim-.nK In Pranc*" at Collyer Quay 1 1 j p m SINGAPORt \KI Mllllh: Exhibition at photos hi of Westminster Abbey and otnrr historic Englisti rhurchM at B 'tish Council
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      189 4 Slack; 730 New* n X, X afj 735 Light Music; 8 ani Rh.Mhfti m the Sj:i; 8 .>7 a.ifi 11 an, y The Schools; 1 t» m. Proftanune SvimmaiA-; 101 Monday \|«l nee Carl Chj:-.<l>r H:s O tra: 130 New;. 145 8.)'.'.. i l rm --BUl}' Nee y T.ehle. 2
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    110 5 (Top left) JOLANDA: By P. Mallant, 47, Amber Road, Singapore. Mamiyaflex, f 5.6; 1 50 th. Perutz Pcromnia. OW: By Wong Yew Kuen, -pore. Rolleiflex, f 11, C J, Kodak X. 'Above) SUNBATHING: By Toon Boon Tong, 42, Prinsep Street, Singapore. Super Ikonta, f 11, l/50th. Super
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    379 6 CINCJAPORE graduate U.-achers arc on the warpath. At the annual general meeting of their association Over the week-end, they charged the Government with two years' 'unwarranted delay' m implementing the Singapore Education Scheme. They announced their intention to see the Governor, Sir John Nicoll, as soon as
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    Lights Again
    315 6 0 BRIGHTEST news of the week is the announcement of the Singapore Special Electricity Committee that the second generator at Pasir Panjang will be run m about a week. The generator was put m action over the week-end and is expected to go into permanent operation on May
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    LOVE MUST WAIT, SAYS THE KING
    542 6  - LOVE MUST WAIT, SAYS THE KING Keith Waterhouse -By TWO thousand three hundred miles from London, amid the hot hills and deserts of the Middle East, the first coronation of this royal year took place this month. Hussein, shy young ruler of the Hashemite Kingdom, of the Jordan, sat on
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    AFRICA'S RUSH TO LEARN
    997 6  -  COLIN LEGUM By COCIAL upheavals m Africa are now so great that the expansion of education for Africans cannot wait upon the local expansion of productivity to finance it entirely. This is the opinion of a team of experts whose massive report on "African Education" (H.M.S.O.
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      1338 6 Sir; Nearly seven months ago, the Third (Whitton) Arbitration Board, for the Rubber Industry, and on which I was an Assessor, was responsible for a strong suggestion embodied m the Award, that an enquiry be held into the Rubber Industry. The relevant passages read: During
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      153 6 Sir:— To the author of "Heresy In the Common Room" I say read 'The Great Delusion" by (.Veil H. Sharpley md "I Believed** by Douglas Hyde. To Professor Carr. \\h< is mentioned by the author m his ar* and to all those other honest and
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    ANGLO-EGYPTIAN TENSION EASES IN PAST 24 HRS.
    303 7 Has 17.- Tension m the Anglo-Egyptian 1 tuViblv eased here during the past 24 erf* h **A nhseneii bcVieved t/ie Egyptian Govern(l lv accepted a "28 days truce" on the ;u r lohn Foster nulles, the American Secictin OI fl eased since Mr.
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    26 7 Stu- early F ter Dul- aring Comfoi Dulles SI laring to I id. were The "proj v cer- Reuter UP
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    24 7 teri r an k the j provide f notion A lOC. tion lasi sale of il purchas--1 i mitsu
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    184 IN CUSTODY
    39 7 A MAGISTRATE In LightTransvaal yesterday remanded m custody 184 1 African students. 59 of them women whose mission training school was burned down. They were charged with arson, public violence and malicious Injury to property Reuter
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    REHEARSAL FOR TATTOO
    90 7 photo. At Imber Court. Surrey, two bag-pipe playing Gurkhas attract the interest of three members of the Metropolitan Mounted Police, who wear cavalry uniforms. Onlookers are P.C. N. W. Hughes, dressed m King's Hussars uniform: Sgt A. Hughes. who wears Prince of Wales Dragon Guards uniform; and
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    22 7 EIGHT people were killed yesterday when a Canadian Air Force bomber crashed on landing near Montreal.- AFP
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    Tito Allows US Planes To Fly Over
    116 7 BELGRADE. May 17, (AP) In a surprise move, Yugoslavia has granted United States military planes the right to fly over the country and to use Yugoslav airfields for operational purpose. The action reportedly stemmed from a visit here last September by units of
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    90 7 BirEN'OS AIRES. May 17. (AP).— Argentine off; ials d closed yesterday \h n t the young French secretary of a British chemist has been arrested In a police March for suspected bomb plotters. Giselle Marie PoQSO (26) is reported to have been ;,rrc ted yesterday
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    High Winds Stall Climbers
    115 7 KATHMANDU. May 17 (Router)- High winds over Fverest are giving a temporary setback to the British expo dition m their advance towards the summit, according to the latest reports received here today. For the first time In several days, there have been no snowfalls forecast for
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    Allied Disunity Over Truce Worries U. S.
    164 7 WASHINGTON, May 17, (AP) This week's display of Allied disunity over the Korean truce negotiations is viewed by officials here as such a show of weakness that counter-measures must be taken to regain an effective bargaining position. The action by United Nations truce
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    537 7 US Rejects Plan To Regulate Rubber Prices COPENHAGEN, May 17 (UP)— After five 2°y s critical negotiations, the International Rubber Study Group has given up further efforts at this time to introduce any regulation of rubber prices by a buffer pool agreement aimed at stabilising economic
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    King Tells Police To Oust Press
    119 7 OSLO. May 17. (Rev- tor) Oslo newspapers reported yesterday that King II ikon of Norway told policemen guarding the airport here to "drive preutmen away' when Princess Margaret arrived by air from Britain for Friday's Royal Wedding. They also reported that foreign pressmen trying
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    U.S. MAY REMOVE CZECH SANCTIONS
    305 7 Oatis: 'Treatment Good' WASHINGTON, May 17, (AP) A State Department spokesman said yesterday, the United States would now consider the removal of the sanctions imposed on Communist Czechoslovakia as a result of the imprisoning of Associated Press Correspondent William Oatis. Oatis was set free yesterday.
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    Plane Sabotaged
    44 7 THE fire, which bioke out m the aircraft of the U.S. military attache m Israel on Friday night, was due to sabotage, according to preliminary investigations at Tel Aviv yesterday. The plane, a Dakota, was found burned out m Lydda Airport AFP
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    U.S. AID TO HELP PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES: ADLAI
    179 7 KARACHI. May 17, (Reuter) Mr. Adlai Stevenson, defeated Democratic candidate m the "'residential election, said here yesterday that American aid to Asia was given to help people help themselves and not to purchase their friendship and military co-op2ration. At a Press conference,
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    HK SMASH-GRAB
    32 7 A GANG of armed Chinese pushed through shopping crowds m Queen's Road, Hongkong yesterday, broke a plate glass window and escaped with valuable gold ornaments. One suspect was detained. Reuter
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    Put Bomb On Wrong Plane
    111 7 THE Mexico City newspaper. Ultimas Noticias. said yesterday a bankrupt Mexican businessman had confessed to police that he planted a time bomb on a plane m which he was a passenger m order that his family could collect US$lOO,OOO m life insurance. A package containing
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    154 7 FIVE-STAR Air Force General Charles Francois Ltcseres. chief of staff of the French Air Force, left Saiaon yesterday. AFP GREAT political importance was attached m Teheran to the decision by the Court of Appeal to declare illegal the decree banning the pro-Com-munist Tudeh Party AFP w
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    'Recall This Man' Swiss Tell Czechs
    123 7 BEK\E. May 17 (Ret ler)— Switzerland tjs daman led the recall of the Caachostovali Charga H'Ailaires hero. M. Joati S' ..i :1; .vha 1 is U od la an olllcial rooununiqua jretter la M a pat 1 offensive I againat the Sw.^i mi en:
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    Lady Slim Discharged
    26 7 LAD\ Slim, wilt ol Iralia's new (iOvernor-Ger.< Sir Wi lam s im, lain 1 fortnislv ago, was d from h" pitai yaatcrday. Renter.
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    INDONESIA IS REALIGNING THE COPRA INDUSTRY
    420 8  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, May 17. The Indonesians ore revolutionising the copra industry and within the past three years hove started on a slow, deliberate policy to eliminate brokers and place most purchases solidly m the hands of Indonesian merchants.
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    Japs To Clamp Down On Imports
    73 8 LONDON. May 17. (AFP>— According to the Financial Times correspondent m Tokyo. Japan is probably about "to clamp a ban on imports of j western foods and goods regarded as luxury items under the Foreign Currency BiMtM which comes into force from October. The
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    Exchange Crisis In Bangkok
    166 8 Exchange Crisis In Bangkok BANGKOK. May 17 (AP) Tlie open exchange market dosed yesterday a Her runaway sterling and dollar quotations on Friday. The Phibun cabinet heid an UTgeni meeting yes.erday morning Foreign exchange controls are anticipated. Bankets were told yesterday by the Finance Ministry that the situation would be
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    CEYLON TO GET AUSSIE BAKERY
    78 8 COLOMBO. May 17. UP) Australia will provide Ceylon with equipment tor a |tts| bakery under the Colombo P technical assistance scheme This will be the first time that such equipment will be installed m Ceylon The plant will be Installed at th c .Marketing Department
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    75 8 NEW YORK. May 17. (AP) Plastic have moved deeper into the musical instrument manufacturini field. An allplastic authentic guitar is now on the market and is seen as the forerunner of other string instruments made of p'astics Other instruments, such as the harmonica and accordeon. have
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    4206 9  - MAN 'S AUDACITY CONQUERED T HE OCEANS Rachel L. Carson T Vtl ZARLIKT DISCOVERERS w E RE THE PHOENICIANS, VIKINGS POLYNESIANS FINAL i CHAPTER All Rights Resn-fd r HE .mrirnt Greeks the ocean was aa endless stream that flowed forever border of the world, ceaselessly turning npon itself like a
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    Has Australia A Batting Tail?
    979 10  -  Stan McCabe By Who'll win the Ashes 3. This is the third and final article m the current series, m which Stan McCabe, former Test player outlines his reasons for confidence m an Australian victory. THE consensus of opinion wnis to be reasonably unanimous that
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    TOAST IS SURREY AND ALEC BEDSER
    582 10 LONDON, May 17 (AP)— The toast last night is "Surrey— and Alec Bedser." The county beat Warwickshire by an innings and 49 runs m a day at the Oval. Bedser, tlie lion-hearted giant of England and Surrey, started the rot by taking eight for
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    15 Soccer Fans Hurt
    101 10 ROME, May 17. (Reuter).— Fifteen people were injured last night when mounted police charged a 10,000-crowd struggling to buy tickets for an international football match here today. The match between Italy and Hungary will inaugurate Rome's new Olympic Stadium, one of the best equipped In fin°nnn
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    St. Michael's Win La Sallian Trophy
    59 10 IPOH, Sun.— St. Michael's Institution beat Old Boys 3—2 at soccer yesterday to win the k a knllian Cup presented by Dr Lip Sens Chiew for annual competition. Scorers for Michaelians were Lee Swee Onn. Kong Yew and Lee Th >ng Choon whilf *„-o
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    JUNIOR LEAGUE RESULTS
    571 10 RESULTS of SCA Junior league matches played yesterday were: Sinhalese Association went down to Tengah by an innings and 42 runs. Batting first the Airmen scored 136 runs. Johnston topscored with 44 while Daly and Plumtree got 34 and 35 respectively. Mayo Pereira the Sinhalese leg break
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    SINGAPORE 'A'
    66 10 SINGAPORE "A" to meet a Business Houses XI m a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium today will be: Narayanan; Boniface Swartsenburg; Kirn Beng, Davids, Osman Johan; Omar Awang! Ibrahim Mansoor, Mal'eques Ismail Yusoff. The left-wing berth has not been decided on and will be chosen from
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    College Win Well
    17 10 JOIIORE BAHRU. Sun English College beat Johora Bnhru Youngsters at cricket by '7l runs.
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    Police v CSC
    290 10 CSC Ist Inns, i.'.i Police SC Ist Inns. Cheah Kirn Swee c A. Delilkan b Sabapathy 7 R. Deiilkan b Sabapathy Sandosham st Yogarajah b Sabapathy 9 Velupillai c A Delilkan b Navaratnam 17 S. K. Sundrum b Sabapathy 29 R. da Silva run out 34 G.
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    FULL POINTS TO POLICE & RECS
    220 10 FULL POINTS TO POLICE RECS SCA Senior League IN only two SCA senior league engagements yesterday, Police SC and the Singapore Recreation Club scored full points. The Police beat a disappointing Ceylon Sports Club XI by seven wickets, while at Sembawang, the Recs beat the Navy by 55 runs, and
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    165 10 n, SRC .—ls t Inns. Choppard c Crawley b Erkersley-Maslin 17 J. G»Ustan c Roche b Slmj IS J. Martens c EckcrsleyMaslin b Brice 37 E. i* Herder b Eckenley-Maslin n J Houghton c& b Upton M n. HofTman b Upton 7 t- a e V ens
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    729 11 Sequel To Title Fight CHICAGO, May 17, Attorney Angelo Malandra announced yesterday that he wonld file a protest with the Illinois Athletic Commission on Monday askln* that last night's Rocky Marciano-Jersey Joe Walcot fight be declared no contest and that they fight aeair for the heavyweight
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    SEL. CRC TO EXTEND CLUB
    111 12 KUALA LUMPUR, sun.— i The s, '..iigor CI I est Re-J creation Club tpj ved the •Kpendituw of a gum tuA •KCMd nf $45,000/- |of the J^ of the c^ b to pro- vi.ie mote amenltia and living quarters tor the indoor m i groundsmen,
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    S'PORE CHINESE RALLY & WIN
    583 12 S'PORE CHINESE RALLY WIN Johore Lose 3-0 m MCFA Cuptie AFTER an unimpressive first half Singapore Chinese rallied determinedly to stage **fr™** r e cov cry and beat Johore Chinese 3—o m a MCFA Southern Section quarterfinal match before more than 3,000 spectators at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Singapore Chinese
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    Badalona Will Win More Races
    207 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By BADALONA, a beautifully actioned 4 year-old Sol Oriens gelding, is a very promising staying sort and should go very far before the season is out. He displayed his staying qualities when he landed a brilliant double by winning the Summer Cup over
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    125 12 STATISTICS for jockeys and trainers at the Fenang race meeting which concluded on Saturday are: JOCKEYS Ist 2nd 3rd F. Flanncry 4* 2 1 J. Jones 4 11 A. Itawi 2 1 2 F. Hudson 2 1 1 C. Franklin 2 2 C. Tul!'.', 1 4 I 11. Mct'Vud
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    Honours Even At Geylang
    156 12 THE SAPA division ::H between Gymkhana Spo I and the Indian H Socceritei w»§ tough it throughout enrii nr» m i draw at the Ge flang yesterday. Goalkeepei tU of the Gymkhana team well to keep the score d Gymkhana opened the m the 20th minute
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    Rovers 'A' Score Six
    189 12 Rovers 'A* went on a goal scoring spre* When they trounced Windsor Rover s 6-0 m one of the liveiiest Division 3B soccer ties at Jal ;u Besar stadium yesterday. The winners eclipsed Windsor Rovers m every department fielding seven .senior players Skinner. Fazai Shah. John
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    Samajams Win
    36 12 C. P. SAMAJAM srored a 2-1 victory over Kerala Sports Club jn a friendly game of soccer at Farrer Park yesterday. Jerome and Davids scored for the Samajam while Sharitf netted for the Kerala's
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    COMPANIONS TROUNCED 7-2
    237 12 YOUNG Companions Athletic Association, ficldirm a ten-men team. were trounced by the Seletar Football Club 7-2 m division 3 match played at St. George's Road yesterday. Seletar*s Ali was m fine form scoring five goals for his 6ide. Se'ietar opened accounts m the fifth minute when insidcright
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    Demaret Clings To Slim Lead
    105 12 WESTBURY. New York May 17. (AP). Memphis Cary Middlecofl stood oil a bristling fourth-round rally Ly Jimmy Dem a ret yesterday to cling to a one-point lead m the U5517,500 Meadow Brook round-robin golf tournament. The tall Tennessecan shot a 67 over the 6.648-yard, par
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    REST BEAT THE CLOCK TO WIN BIG KL TEST
    505 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.-A most exciting finish to local Test match was witnessed this evening when the Rest snatched victory m a race against the clock and failing light. It was one of the best finishes m the history of big cricket
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    SELANGOR BEAT NEG
    104 12 KUALA LUMPI. T R. Sun. Thanks to a An« perform) between the post i>v W Ch.ve. Selangor beat N Scmbilan 2—o when tl for ttoh o third time In a lv match played on the Prince i Road tod ly vVhiie Wah C'hvo >i iaCi pair of
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    Champions For Third Year In Succession
    31 12 Champions For Third Year In Succession 1 I < him q i w X r X H I f) U«i« I. ii.: I i n B M 'I S i) I B
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        A Message From The Editor
        276 2  -  David Tambyah JUST a note to tell you that this page is YOUR Page and it is up to you to send m your contributions m the form of poems, riddles, puzxles, jokes, essays, letters and cartoons. As Your editor, I will be only too
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        REGRET
        45 2 A brilliant youth at first; Something happened. One day, Satan came His way. Girls —his only interest, A failure he was, In the end. Now, old and regretful. But not forgetful. Of his past. Wishes he were not, A labourer. By ARTHUR CHEW, Singapore.
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        Once Late, Always Late
        182 2 I^RANK was always coming late to school. And no matter how the teacher scolded him or how severe a punishment he threatened, nothing could be done about the matter. "I'll handle matters." said Mr. Hubert who was In charge of that school and rest assured Frank
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        Lollipops For All At The Creameries
        211 2 One Thursday Miss Lim, a student teacher, Miss Aeria my form mistress, and all the girls of my class went to the Singapore Cold Storage Creameries for on excursion. Two gentlemen kindly showed us round telling us how the milk bottles were washed, checked
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        145 2 WtEkl GROW \f "TH^KX UP I'M 601KIG TdJ/ fLL t^ r 1 MARRY A MR. J\ -"r*- J (DOWN) m h 1 Encountered Youth Crossword m mMest Stat QD. I (ACROSS) I 4 To fawn 1 Spring begins m the _J___L_J n 6 Operated month of 7 Female saint (ab.)
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      "ENTER THE ROYAL"
      612 3 Paul Minter Starts You On Another Exciting Serial Episode 1 The Signal TIP the China coast m the teeth of the North-East monsoon, the -PORT ROYAL," her tanks full and her decks permanently awash as she pitched continuously, changed course and headed north for Hongr Kong. AbOUd
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      Have A Floating School
      1138 3  -  TODAK r cab _J*JELHLCUEU£ JULUII* a* Says 111 is rca..y a pity that you cannor dc wnn me. You would enjoy it a lot. There ought to be more opportunity for young Malayans to travel. \t would be good education. Gov ernm«ltt might sec what could
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      A Hectic Time!
      219 4  -  FRANCIS LEE By IBirtMa* ~>H *W~ thr proMfiiiif With r|;isxrw»lr Sr*w t.<«4 <*»«»<>. («*«-L*h Sooh «4 tlie 1 -"^> ¥ot»fh havkis; a very eojoyabk limr ft wilk ft«w-ii; game Shakespeare's ■As You Like It" was presented to packed houses by the senior students of Raffles Institution and
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      THEIR SONGS WERE PRAISED
      85 5 Girls of Standard HI and IV of ihe Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School who sane a Kprcial anthrru during the opening of their new srhooi w'mg were praised by Bishop Archer for thrir fine readerinf, The Choir W4?s ably Ird by Miss S. L. lluan. Members
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        42 5 THE CIRCUS The whole Tottm is Talking about Ask Daddy to Take You to CIRCUS BUSCH BERLIN 2 Shows Daily 6 p.m. 9 p.m. It's Once m a life- time So Don m t \iiss it (Junction off Victoria Street, Manila Street.)
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        171 6 TI-lIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE I TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY r I VeSTBRDM US O)AS A £/S<OEE'PEA, My v^' SB Ol COCO3QI/ A f OA DA 1 BBFOQBJ J^y/T^IMBJLE JS <30U£/f J? sfi> ivJTv^X I > /a/J/jms A^ouKn Vj. oixriAco "v^ 15 a big A N^%r ir Awy^QSEjsjr jf(9OP&B,\ OJISH
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      THE WILD HORSE
      119 7 7 HEARD the thundering of hoofs Along the stony lane And into sight a wild horse flew With flying toil and mane. His coat was of a milky white And dazzled m the sun, He flew along the stony lane A looking out for fun. I jumped
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      Frederic Chopin
      759 7 GREAT PEOPLE OF YESTERDAY FREDERIC CHOPIN, Polish composer and pianist, was born (1810) at Zelozowa Wola, a village 30 miles from Warsaw He died m 1849 at Paris, of Polish-French parentage. Although he spent half his life m Paris, Chopin became the greatest exponent of Slavonic, or, more
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      PREFECT
      57 7 EIGHTEEN-year old Goh Keng Luan is the School Captain and Head Prefect ut the Pay a Lcbar Metliodist Girls' School. Now m the Eighth Standard and sl}c is a Corporal m the 4th. Singapore Company oj Xhe Girls' Life Brigade. Her ambition is w join tlic Singapore Police Force.
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      Friends In Japan
      84 7 Friends In Japan i> a 1 of an I- al Cor: iMfl nanu'i Pan^v Club** Our n 't aboit KM men. w<v and gir!> who ar^ wishing to niake fr with MalayanMost of then>. m for. postage stamps, v:< snap-shots, booki, ma?. etc. Thoir ages nr i 14 to 38.
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      Riddles
      47 7 When us a sailor Dkc S corpse? Why is a large kingdom like a brown study? Why is a dog biting his own tail like a good in.maser? ANSWERS j.i.iiu *pna qjoq soj|cui «>q MMttQ Xuiooj v nji osm )oH spnoj(|s ii si ui| «i ij
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      Safety First
      34 7 A teather warned her class not to drink any milk unless it was pasteurized. A little boy spoke up, "Ours must be O.K. The rows stand m the pasture all day long."
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      Soliloquy Of Sir Francis Drake
      370 7 "("ONFOUND that messenger! Why has that Spanish Armada got to be sighted Vi when lam m the middle of o gome of bowls! Oh, well, life for a captain is such. I might as well finish my game before boarding my ship, for who knows,
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      Mass Of Ships
      151 7 Confound that galleon! It's the flagship! I've been following it for half an hour and yet I can't get a shot at it. The don who is managing that vessel must be clever! He always manages to evade my tactics. Zounds! That's an English ship that's under
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      22 7 AHIPFO^PAFYKIDESOMTHE BACKUP |ISMUI"tKS NtC*. WHEN THE AETHER 15 UNDERNEATH THE SURFACE OF JHE WA J ,H{2.,TH£ BABY OH H6P.NECK IS QUITE _PRY*w
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      LEGEND TELLS US WHY THE SUN'S RAYS BURN
      364 8 LEGEND TELLS US WHY THE SUN'S RAYS BURN j India, the story ts told that the Wind, San and the Moon invited to a great party. Their mother, the Great Star, was invited to the party, too. But Mother Star had to stay at home to guard the sky. She
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      LET'S LAUGH
      40 8 i^RANDMA, pulling down Uxe covers, jound Willie m bed *>ith his shoes on. "Why, Willie," she exclaimed m shocked surprise, "did you ever hear of anyone irho goes to bed with shoes?" "Sure," Willie answered promptly. "A horse."
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      Greetings
      100 8 read with great interest your atuuruncement that as from today the weekly YOUTH SUPPLEMENT wiU be m a viagazine form. This is indeed good news to all Malayan Youth. Please accept vxy congratulations on your fine ejfort. You started the Supplement a year ago and m entering its second
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      Quick Quiz
      91 8 1. Wbo wrote I'arudise Losi (a) Thomas Moore, William Morns, (<•) John Miltoti, or (<i) William Thackeray? 2. The ostensible cause of the Indian Mutiny was the serving out to the native troops of cartridges greased with animal fat, tor contact with this was forbidden both by the
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      CAMERAS FOR MT. EVEREST
      219 8 Camera Center informs "youth" that four GaunontBri:i- i Bel! Howtl) Model (iO;{ Autoload' cameras and tWO Model 70 DL'S are on their way to Mount Everest with the British Expedition. Thomas Slobart. the expedition photographer, hopes to ■-c these I (smm earner. i o >- ;m»
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      AN EASY CONTEST
      213 8 This weeks Contest is another easy one. and before YOU put pen to papet read the instructions careiully. mere are many comn H ■igs ot io:npu;-.Mi!i ttting ne word as.' Here arc two ■xaiflp c* Your friend i< "busy a bCt u:ui the tOOW Ij "durk a-
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      45 8 Charming Miss Betsy Chew was one of the enfiwtic organisers of a very successful picnk for more than 00 k iris of Tanjong Katong Girls' School at Tanah Mcrah recently. IHmning a popular straw hat, Betsy all smiles poses lor Youth cameraman at the picnic
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        113 8 '< '■Iv.-. xVi^l^kSßS^'M^^B Terth 1-anrd witl» Pcpsoweni ire whiter, irnirh whiter! \n mm th»*y arr cleaner An<l th»'y are dtmtff IN -psodent i;» the only toothpaste that contains I .urn*. IVp^odeiit with Irium desoj away the film which t .iwlUtet'th, but also harlnnir- the dangerous gfrms Ihftl Ctn iau-e decay.
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        72 8 Woodchester Park School. N) inp-lirl.i "tiinrhiMi-i- loin »».«r»lnr» I iicUriu frw %.i« .mi< i<« t )M« 4 "•ill! Kf«lll< 111 „ll «l lIIHII 1 I'n t>. in; i..ii lvi n.r.ii In itr ol I ilui ati.'ii |m\ t-r» I I iilr.»r>i r Ii .»ii «v, .in ii I ii itn»n«
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