Singapore Standard, 27 July 1953

Microfilm: NL2301
Total Pages: 20
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    Kelantan Malays Appeal To Govt.
    77 2 Kelantan Malays Appeal To Govt. KOTA BAHRU, Sun— An appeal to thC (iovernment not to take an\ drastic action against Kelantan Malay businessmen belore the Hish Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer liad received their deliberations, is to be made by the Kelantan Malay Chamber of Commerce. I lay bu in.
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    16 Women, 3 Men Freed
    51 2 ll'i ill. Sui and acq; y Magi Che of g an St.. t on the April I. e said that the ectoi raiding party had only presumi I that tl had met to I fhiel ime Khoo Hong, v on a her house as a
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    Says Woman Invited Him
    38 2 I 'HORE BAHRl T Sun.— o Court e 1 s in to rage the modi S .'.mah ;ned Lt bin bi, a constable <i 'rial. He an Ini io the house. Mohd. was s:.nn
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    3,000 FIRE VICTIMS GET $30,000 RELIEF
    208 2 3,000 FIRE VICTIMS GET $30,000 RELIEF AB tims of tiie Kallang B. sin :irc ived cash and free g from re Blue Cross So--7 men: the St bulanre Brigade ho carry their bui of At 4 p.m. yesterday ..iter free meals to the Blui moved away from the Lee R
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    Wayang At Dinner
    44 2 Way ang At Dinner THE Low Sai Tho Guan" Teoehew wayang troupe w 11 be m attendanee at the fourth anniversary dinner of the Singapore Lay Teck Society to be held at 84. Kim Yam Road Smgapore, on Aug. 2 at 7 _J0 p.m.
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    New Political Party For Colony Soon
    276 2  - New Political Party For Colony Soon R. G. PILLAI SUPPORT FROM UNIONS LIKELY By Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will soon have a new political party organised on socialistic ideologies. The sponsors of the party are believed to be leading lawyers, doctors and other people who had political and economic training
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    100 2 CASH and gifts to a total value of 5.10.000 were distributed to some 9*% registered victims of th:- Kallang Basin fire y< sterdas Above: Our of the 7>o volunteers from St. John Ambulance Brigade is seen with an armful of gifts for thr woman with the child. Below: A general
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    Judge Reduces Fine By $1500
    68 2 MUAR. Sun. A fine of .Sfi. (too or eight months' imprisonment imposed on a woman. Tan Chee. by the President of the Sessions Court. Batu Pahat. was reduced on appeal to $.-5,700 or the option of a fine by Mi". .Justice Paul S:oir in the
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    Govt. Offers $2 Less For Padi
    62 2 ai OR STAR, S ii i Kedah Government, in a mont to the r:t<*? today, says it will buy good dry first q lty padi at plus 20 rents buyers' core -o a it padi p trchasi delivered at thc Rae Mil!. Last year,
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    Mrs. Tan Will Open $2 M. Nurses' Hostel
    73 2 MRS. lan Inn Tuan, wife .»i Ike Vice President of the Singapore Legislative Council, will open tin- aeu 52.00U000 Hve storey hostel ior uursea al the Gei Hospital at 5 p m. on Wedneaday. I'm hostel, which cao house over £50 aurses.
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    Rover Scouts Off To Switzerland
    187 2 K()\ KK Scouts from Singapore will leave London lor Switzerland on Tuesday with band of over 000 Rover Scoots Irom Britain to take part In the World Rover Meet being held at Kandersteg irom Julv 29 to Aug:. 8. j The Sc v General Sir
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    Woman's Appeal Turned Down
    73 2 MUAR, Sun. An appeal hv a Chinese woman. Peh Pong. against the conviction of "a fine of $3,500 or a year's imprisonment by the President of the Sessions Court. Batu Pahat, was dismissed in the High Court here yesterday.' Peh had been charged in the lower
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    Tan Gives Varsity 'Go' Sign
    115 2 Tan Gives Varsity 'Go' Sign ON the 500 acre Jurong site for the N anx. nig University. Mr. Tan lark Sye. (see n above) rubber millionaire feste r ia J swung a changkol to signify the start of I |f million building project By the end of ne\i year it
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    4 Studied Local Govt.
    34 2 THREE Sing*] il S i City Com •iin 5 17 A i ernnrN a P aw a i Th i S S 7: A A rn, and S3 Koon ol
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    NEGRI'S FIRST LABOUR PARTY
    50 2 .dard Stafl i SEREMBAN, Sun The lilv| ft Negri Sembilin w*% rormed here sponsored by leading irad< I town. I it I I B i I *md I Wl ii'<*-l£*'it?'fis Mr. P. I Mr. A. i Mr P V B D. I P C* < I
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    Amalgamation Plan Shelved
    5 2 Amalgamation Plan Shelved gkdfhkg rituor
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      93 2 y M<tr<> It iii dis 0f..., I "NYLON' SWISS I EMBROIDERY I *m ,m t// satin t I <fes£ Ww a Qfc _A I s **ym w y\ Ka i Vi EKiXEYi s [BfWIMMMML I *xS^t i 6 I I It H I F I I fit! it Sin ih
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    Muslims Can Eat Allam's Mutton
    17 3 Muslims Can Eat Allam's Mutton „,„ir o( Mohamed brmme Import- Singa!*\,u7|ims for he bthe can Oa.i_.hretail it
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    Steno Gets High Post
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    DEATH
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    The 'Bricks' Fund Opens
    78 3 THE SINCAPOKE Council n are mak- >ut effort to boost I iltural Building Fund they laun. -hed the first "Building Fund Bricks" til ly. 1 ks," sold at 20 h, ar^ sent to all thei 300 Singapore schools where C luncil runs their literacy Iri :1
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    Lyttelton Tells Of His Progress
    278 3 TEMPLER IS PRAISED ,i» AS lIT ri N I'n^^yne, Lancashire. July 26 (Keuter)— The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, said here yesterday Britain had once as>ain taken its place as a leading power in the world In Malaya, he said. "the whole aspect is lmisureably
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    He Couldn't Influence His Wife
    76 3 MB. DAM; CARNEGIE, the "how tow in friendsami influence people" man, arrived iu Siagapore yesterday in the liner President Polk, on his fir.^t world tour. i lie silver-haired C».>yi'ir old lecturer and author told reporters that his only regret was that he had not heen
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    New JohOre Beaver Service
    49 3 JOHORE BAHRI'. Sun There U Beaver air service now operating between Johore ind lei sing. The trip takes only 35 minutes compared with a journey by car which take.-; nearly lit.'* hours. The Johore Bihru airfield is r M i ie. lee Bai rai ks.
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    70 3 photos (Top): In an instillation ceremony held at the Salatre Buddhist Temple in Kampong Bahru. Singapore, yesterday. Buddhist devotees presented five monks from Bangkok with gifts. The monks will take over the supervision oi the temple. (Below): This Army truck ran into a ditch at Chaag] vesterdav afternoon and caused
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    Borneo Co. Dinner
    93 3 I TIIK Borneo Company Ltd threw a lavish Chi■eae dinner parlj on Saturda, evening for over two Hundred dealers of Sot's lanulsion at the Wi;m Choon Yuen BestI soraul, Singapore StandI ard photo shows IVir Koh i Lian Seek, chief salesman i of the company toasting i
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    Moved Tapioca Without Permit
    50 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Lee Hong Kee an I Chua Hock Lim, of Singapore, were charged in the Police Court today with moving nine katie.s of ica each from a restricted area without a permit. They were each fined $15. The Tapioca was returned to thi em.
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    53 3 Mr. _v Sii Ram International Presides! of the Theoso phic il Society, will he ia S n- i .>n- on Aun I. on his way tor a lecture tour in Aust. -ma and New Zealand. lie will give a public lecture in Singapore on Aug. under the auspices of the
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    Cured Men Jobless; 50 Return 'Home'
    196 3 **p*& Crisis Looms In Johore desperate potion. Unable t find at T? St te e in c c!ischorge/they ore returning to 7' onlv i, $o whe t r ve off3t Camp Jt the 7th milestone Tampo? know the Leper Sungai B^e^ln^, n t V^^
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    19 Airmen Give Blood
    45 3 DONATIONS t,, the Blood Transfusion Service last week numbere i 120. Donors included 19 men from R.A F. Tengah, an I eight from :>, BOD. Alexandra. The Mobile I 'nit visited the Singapore Volunteer C irps quarters, where 19 vm their blood
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    Aviation Talk
    42 3 PROFESSOR J.C. Cooke ol the Mathematics Dep irtment of the University of Malaya Will g V€ a talk at th >. S Theatrette to the Sii sap ire Branch of the Roya A Socio' v. i im irrow Bl 8.30 p.m.
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    NURSES DO NOT FEAR PENICILLIN
    122 3 THF. Singapore Medical Department has no indication that any of its nurses are suffering ill effects from handling penicillin, the Deputy Director of Medica. Services. Dr. T.F. Strang said yesterday. He was commenting on a London newspaper report that hundreds of nursei in Britain fear
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    On UK Leave
    21 3 MR. J. D H. XFILI7. I> Commissioner for Labour North Joh ire, has gone on eave to Britain
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    Why Robertson Was 'Sacked' By Progs.
    262 3 Standard stall Keporter TIIE reasons why Mr. Duncan Robertson, a former City Councillor and one of the vice-Presidents of the Singapore Progressive Party was expelled irom the Party were given by Mr. C. C. Tan yesterday. Mr. lan *aid Mr. R >'•• i condu
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    A Resolution Which Was Not Heard
    162 3 A I'i.Sbl.n [ON asking the Air Ministry in Singapore I > lit Only lo *i -horn as i i future employees, wa i not Jiscussed a* the annual lii*g of the Air Mini Local btafl Union j ,v. Reason: The union member artio table
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      60 3 five fingers doing mer: work then five people... l-famous .n-you I lfl kvy I mTmi J* I -4*_______ ""H {S3K Bgl I c u l a l or •~"-*'-4 Ltd. 1 1 ipote |l .0187 lunrpuri ina U WED HAU j iiii n., k, < »>n WAlfch die i i-
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      346 3 CHOTIRMALL'S j T^ih ANNIVERSARY liliLl COMMENCES TODAY 27th JULY. AS IN Ml SAM *...TII_K Itl I l^ lot vi L I tHLI i 11 I i in; I'M K Ml ||R < HMH ISI I 111l M oM N mi un mi;ikim. iui;<.\i\n Plowei s i" x-: t White Lei
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      Study Of Lenin's Revolution Is Completed
      1155 4  - Study Of Lenin's Revolution Is Completed EDWARD CRANKSHAW By The Boishevik Revolution: 1917 23 s<»i Hi) K\ t tl Carr. (Macmillan. :;<>s.) ITII 117.; volume Mr. B. II Cai r comp] Oi I.' lution and first y< of thi n him I olumi and ho peaks of the lai i
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      SHORTER NOTICES
      530 4 TRANSALPINE: Mra Ol on prolan was lhe flral arch ieo*t tu excavate ihe great hill-fortresg ot Gergovia h Clermont-Ferrand, ere vercingetorix defeated Caesar, and her admirable introduction to ROMAN GAUL Bell. 21a i (a the frtljt *j v.yeniy years' scholarship. Three historical chapters are followed hy descriptive cnaptera
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      Dr Einstein's Unities
      315 4  -  UNKNOWN By t Bl RT EINSTEIN was twenty-six when he pu S| cial Theory R ativity in 1905. He p hed the Gem For ne; fori tried to i ry, v i b ty-fourth by in e s. of that h. had i showed that our enee
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      A Major Minor
      117 4  -  NAOMI LEWIS By Oi "DRAYTON!" I the W "I I but 1 I enough. I I 'i i i He i Sim I 1 as tl I minds u in il I I I I I I I I I I II A p I I 1
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    117 5 Speaking of Pictures. THE YO ING CYCLIST" by Loh Yuen Sang ,^4A K i Ayer Road, Singapore. Mamiya 1 25 sec, Kodak XX FISHING STAKES by Ow Shee Song of 127 Lavender St., Singapore. Ikon Nettar 11, f.2.2 1/50 sec, Kodak Super XX. THE END OF A GREAT RACE by
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    62 5 PATTERN SERVICE \tXMi^m^(lM THE COUPON READ THIS B**OR£ 1 you oaofß touo PAT TfBN Ton mun lo*e .h.c. ren cent *tomp f oo mont voui potion If I don gc* slompa. V ov doo I g«» K poiiem A o_Bi-bc. ol o»o>» hove come to ire without the j,gi till
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    'LA CUCARACHA' COMES TO TOWN
    503 5  -  BARRY OLIVER By Vt HAT is there about this Latin American rhythm that is so infectious? No matter what our last;' in music might be. tew ol cs can honestly su\ that our toe s refuse to wiggle ul.en we hear it. The troupe --pecialisirig
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    HK TRADE IS HIT BY KOREAN WAR
    281 5 LONDON. Julv 26 (API-Hongkong *«">"« during 1952 to bear a heavy .hare ol the cost ol the Kor£n war. in terms of trade, uncmp oyment and faSteiT revenues, according to Ihe eolonys report for 1952 published recently. Total trade vitue- dropped bf 28
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    Lesson From Japs
    40 5 JAPANESE methods al p.'**" N rultivdtlon are lo br Inti in Smi h Cevlnn md II Ova Deve topmeni i* l >•*•"* a pr D i.< r i<- •>5 .1 <" tai I iu Ihi Gal Uya Valiey. UP
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    HK SWOOP CN POST OFFICES
    24 5 HONCKONCt, J (It ui id plaii <- Hong] K ning lh( b •ho 'I ii r r i a pro*
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    Thais Want Advice
    16 5 THK U.S. R Burt nt lo i on a pi nori a AFP
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      268 5 \MNO Ot PiniKlS" s Conies* No. 26 iiame This Star? Ihi to be siiuimised h> Uu Itt**** pre- aftei Ihe rtoaini dau* tbeti I* star a pri/e id S!."> lo be had Tw« othei i.n/e> ut SIU and $5 ill U io hB member IMi ts an all '■J week
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      82 5 New teotw.r» 'OIIOA 6i><ir Germon C we»o Hornndoi ■'•noi Mml compel iti»e ••loe y H J/7W«w cooled < f\ y l i dJKA Shut*,. Voi.c Bif 1/700 V ]I M -\i m^^mS. Sl(ffJ!X'^ "MS ajldoubk cipotun pn»«ntion ond] All with built-in t »f-'h»on(iotion and c»rfe*d» CO»e AUo o»o.lob!e 17 9km
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      346 5 Jjji j'' '.y. Js? i 7 tIRITADILMR* 7 r*^ Q' nl MION: Pride i- al ihc boltoai I oi all ureat Btfcrtakea. w I M»\l»\\ lOK L\l.R\- i I <>\| f-'.j co-operi»Uve; i_uol{ moie rartnership. public and I J m*r. ma en Oe' things i accom i.zshecl Pv.av I I,
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      209 5 MNV,SKEWYRNMICX SDDF SINGAPORE RADIO PROGRAMME \in:» MMW >|N«.\P<>i;i 7 l'i t m imc. Asta e < 7 3.) 1. .r..< Music; H a.m Rhythm ir ine Sun k .-7 ll .i n Koi Tne Schools; 1"1 Bob Cheah Ore- 1; 1 M New.-. lIS Dai Kziv; I pm Koi Tne
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      185 5 IN tv; e>n llj D 813 KUALA LUMFUR RADIO PROGRAMME K I > I I \l \l K I i .in As Spon ti i H 810 P ris A s .me. 7r> B S 730 i Y< .i 8 n As S purr rt 15 1 ll >- Ore
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      30 5 Talk; I* u.iin I i I•l 4 p e V.V A II H I" 15 l> I 4 1 i a ii ii .*> N r_.sk: u I Well AM. I
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    Enthusiastic Response
    171 6 campaign for raising funds for the proposed Nanyang University has received enthusiastic response from Chinese communities throughout the federation and Singapore. Although the amounts promised by Chinese leaders in terms of millions, more money is needed to establish an institution that can live up to its name and
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    Shaky Truce
    672 6 I ['HE furious Offensive which thc Communist troops launched in Korea during the past several days When practically all obstacles have been removed for the completion of a truce was onc ol the many strange aspects ol the conllict. It has caused much wonderment as to the motive
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    15 6 "Two bob for a -lettuce!— You tryin' to take advantage of my ignorance?"
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    INDIA HELPS THE POOR VILLAGERS
    962 6 INDIA HELPS THE POOR VILLAGERS Communitti JProieet Gets i*<*iufl By OUR BOMBAY CORRESPONDENT 'THE Community .Projects are ine dynamo pro viding the motive force for the Five- Year Plan/' Mr. Nehru is right. On the success or failure of the Community Projects very largely depends the result of the Five-Year
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      EXTINGUISHERS
      98 6 Sir;— It is observed that a quarters of the attap area in H°? ng i p e -vlang has been destroyed by fire becausfj of someone's carelessness. It would be a wise precaution for the not-so-poor but ignorant at tap-dwellers to provide themselves with fire extinguishers for use in
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      APPEAL TO ALL FACTORY OWNERS
      398 6 Sir; It is rather disheartening to learn that many factories ar e closing down as a result of a short supply of raw materials from Indonesia. It i s now up to Govt, to devise ways and means to save the situation. Better liaison between
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      COMMERCE ASKS A QUESTION
      316 6 Sir; The recent reports of economic crisis In Malava and a 1 verse balance of trade in local papers calif for some serious thought bv our government. Malaya furtuna ?ly ha* manv outlets for its colonial produce but the barriers placed by the Exchange controller ha
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      Protect Post-War Tenants
      269 6 Protect Post -War Tenants Sir lt i s deplorable that tne great majority of the members of the Legislative Council voted against the move of Mr. C. R. D. Raj to impose control on the r«mt of buildings built after September 7. 1947. Mr. Raj justly pleaded that once the
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      Thanks To Jungle Squad
      151 6 Sir; Could you please be good enough to extend rny profound thanks and gratitude through the medium of your paper to the Jungle Squad of Bukit Dara. especially to Sgt. Zakaria. who assisted me and my friend during an accident which took place on 9th July
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      PRAISE
      94 6 Sir:— If a little mouse nv.y congratulate a mighty lion I would say. Sir, that your editorial, "SKY THK LIMIT," cannot fail to earn for you the gratitude of Singapore's vast anny of tenants. Some more modelled upon SKY THE LIMIT", and les i I mee of the old
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      91 6 SINCrAPOKK nUM STANDARD* INUCPKMDCJ-n MURNING NEWSPAPER HEAD OFFICE: 128, Robinson Rood. Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Coble 6 Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS. Singopore. BRANCH OFFICES LONOON Room 222. The Times Building Printing House Squore. London. E.C 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 45 bultan Street. 83. Cowon Street. 8. Leith Street. Telephone 4588
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      42 6 FEDERATION AIR SfftVl Scheduled Service: Between Kuala Lumpur, BcntonJenderc.ro, Sitio*on, Ipoh, K Koto Bharu, Molocco Bc» Johore Bahru, Dungun, Mcrsin I Singopore. Charier Roles en r AH Enquiries to: MANSFIE Loke Yew Building, Kuolo Lu--,. w?*'riH y mtm fa l i tiatr
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    MISS UNIVERSE, 1953
    159 7 ttessnts r HOT OF THEM II TOfr FIVT.: Mlvs I nixrrse fl inked by the runners np Mis* l'nited Statrs. Myra llansrn I second), '•oid from riuht: Mis. Japan Kinoko 110 (third), i M Metka, Bejrtiia Kete (fourihi. second from \> '1 Nasi Maiine! Morgan (fifth). eatreaH
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      35 7 I 1 r mW^^mt*** 1 OFFICIAL SWIM SUIT of the MISS UNIVERSE BEAUTY PAGEANT ri-J&OTl .J __e*_____»< i it? gr* t e^'.'i ■jr~^*^ ,^^So^ 1 f < I;— .Jj^EISIQR LTD. 66. m s h sin-n. I
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      73 7 m m MW u *mrm.-a*.»mmm*> V 7__________ RYSTAL TABLEWARE Vj WITH AN ENTIRELY \\NEW APPEAL/ $4.75 EA. $15.50 EA. DECANTERS IjL^vCOVtRED BUrrJR DISHES JyV f >C%i f D.omrl 6" ff wrtJi\J $11.50 e a r a fT I life/ T V II I I■ r BtER MUCS y/Arfp ufv'V. M
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    SUGGESTION FOR OWN TIN BUFFER SCHEME DISCUSSED
    357 8 By A MARKET CfMtKti.SPf)Nt»eNT THE chief items of intere t in t»i P market ponti nucd to bp thp priep of tin, thp pro-pert* f t\* e crssa tion of its over-rapid dpelinp and the annum if pro fit which certain mines could
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    BUSINESS IN SHARES
    137 8 BUSINESS done In the iayan snare market last weekINDUSTRIALS. Fl l^ d s $200 muni fr-^i^USk 70, Honakoni Banks JCol.l $80<* cum div Mal Breweries 6-98 Malayan Ci Sl»| to 51.30 lo $1.^21 Mc Alistera $3»| to $391 k. ti°io c s2Bs Robinson Ou,--fl.Bo. Smgapore Cold Storage
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    AUSSIE URANIUM
    26 8 CHIEF ge Rjj i lii C impanj, i ehl that Ai lory h.. U| nium potentialil me one of tho 4reat uranium re UP
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    Blondes, Brunettes Or Redheads?
    122 9 photo. THE teats arc try ins IO decide whether they prefer blondes, brunettes or redheads, i n a poll conducted in the New York area to determine the male choice anions the fai r s ex Results Ol the survey, by a movie company, are expected
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    It's Great News, Says Mr. Eden
    71 9 fars* truce Reaction I treigfl Secretary Anthony iv \>\ air trom the United States, wis ol i Korean truce agreement as it will open up possibilities pre- 1,(7,1 t« he added. n c thai i there i a ility ial 1 will etter n
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    19 9 In etter r e of 1 I who. he iid, nons of with nothi I A.F.P.
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    'US Sympathetic To Egypt's Case' — Salem
    215 9 'US Sympathetic To Egypt's Case' Salem ALEXANDRIA, July 2G (Renter) —Major Salah S Jem, Egyptian Minister of, National Guidance, told i foreign press conference yesterday tliat tlie l'nited Slates had shown considerable sympathy for Egypt's case :«nd was making "genuine efforts to solve the .-10-Egvptian dispute T te Ai igue
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    AKIHITO SEES BELGIAN MINES
    48 9 BRUSSELS, J (UP).— Crown Prin A I .lapan spent the fourth day of his t to Belgium inspecting the industrial and coal i minii i around the city of After lunch Akihito drove ie anc ty of then on to the >he Lex Deames
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    Ashraf Returns
    31 9 PRINCESS ASHRAF. e Shah of Iran, arrived in Teheran on Saturdav after two day.-,' absence and was ved to leave the Teheran airport until Premier Mosa okayed her entry.
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    Governor Raped Housemaid
    72 9 MANILA, July 2«, (UP).— ended Governor Rafael Lachon of Nesros Occidental yesterday convicted of rape in Baeu.od City and sentenced to an indeterminate prison term of eight years and one day tO 14 years and eight months. The Court found the Governor suilty of having criminally nttDcked
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    'Saucer Pictures' Seen In Spain
    63 9 MADRID. July 2(5, (AFP).— Two clear photographs of a "Flying Saucer" seen in Spain last June 2t5 appeared yesterday on the first page of the daily, "Ya," published in Madrid. The photographer. Luis Shirk, said that he and other inhabitants of El Provcneio de Cuonca
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    Doctor Fined For Smuggling
    66 9 LONDON. July 26 (AP). Dr. James Banks, a 50-year-old aurgeoo, yesterday %va fin.-d -iM 506 after being COOvicted on eharges of trying to smuggle gold and currency out of England. He was arrested at Croydon airport o n May 23 and accused of trying to fly
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    Hope For Rubber Lies With Americans
    187 9 Hope For Rubber Lies With Americans LONDON, July 26.— Commenting: on the decline in the price of natural rubber, the London Financial Times said yesterday the real hope ior rubber depended on whether the Americans implemented a promise made at Copenhagen that its industries would buy as much natural rubber
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    67 9 SMILI N G Princess Margaret arrives for a "welcome home" party Riven in he r honour by the Marchi n e s of Dafferia and Ava in London. It was the first parly the Princess had attended since her return with Ihe Qneea M I ther from Rhodesia. Princess Margaret
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    "Wrong Airport" Comet Flies Home
    38 9 BOMBAY, July L't;. (AF) BOAC Comet jetliner, h was held up here for 11 days after landing in erroi Juhu, left lor London yesterday on a regular si n carrying 33 passengers and
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    Cambodia Lays Down Two Conditions
    88 9 Cambodia Lays Down Two Conditions C'wealth Sfatus With Independence SAIGON, July 26 (UP)— Thc kingdom of Cambodia has agrccJ to rcnio'n within ;hc French Union on a Common-, c ,L i status if France gives it "full independence and sovc reignty." King Norodom Government mad. a definite da* fi i
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    West Unify More Vital Now—Eden
    175 9 West Unify More Vital Now— Eden BOSTON, July :>u (Renter)— Mr. Anthony Eden, the British Foreign Secretary, flew home to London today, but before be went he said events in the Soviet Inion made Western unity more important even than belore. Mr. Eden, looking tanned and well six weeks after
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    Red Leaders Warned By Moscow Radio
    64 9 Red Leaders Warned By Moscow Radio LONDON. July (Re i i Moscow Radii ood Soviet Communist Party members "leaders as well a? the rank aiid hie*'- > principle of colli tive ship. Memtx guard for any signs <>! opportun- ibour mi it waa stati "In order to pr* I 'ommunist
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    £100,000 FIRE
    18 9 FIKE cau 000 francs I 1.000) on ain wan lai e De I•' ons, i P
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    Nehru, Ali Begin Talks On Kashmir
    21 9 Nehru, Ali Begin Talks On Kashmir ther ti I arc K rt y. K\ r I it I i I x >
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    JAP FLOOD KILLS 638
    13 9 W AKA YAK A, Mon Jap i ist il
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    Camps Disbanded
    9 9 rur. H has announced red thi Reuter
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    RUSSIAN AFLOAT
    20 9 1 Hr. uniformed body ot a I Russian er waa found J g of! northern it WJ UP
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    WEST INDIES HAVE A TRUEMAN OF THEIR OWN
    525 10  -  ROSS HALL By LONDON, July 26 Cricket authorities in the West Indies won't be annoyed about the probable recusal of Alec Bedser to tour with the MCC there this winter as long os Len Hutton and Freddie Trueman ore included in the
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    3 Who Should Go
    10 10 COLIN OIVDRKV kin sinii: FRANK TYSON
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    Hargreaves Beats Argentine Champ
    92 10 H a?:j?. IGATE, Voi Ju Jack Hargreaves I avei I play with the Cup g >lt team in A ica in 1951 todav won the 2,000 b Swallow-Harro- .<• e, bei the v pion, R*> > Ue Vicenzo, by two and m the 18 holes linal.
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    Cox Aids Sussex Recover
    274 10 LONDON'. July 25, (Router). I— A Ane century by Go II Cox hoped Sussex recovei j from an early eollap>e against Kent today in the only match which was not interrupted by j rain. Sussex, who lost the leaderp in the Country championship yesterday, had their
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    218 10 SCA lst i ii m u_;«. ;»;4 for S ieeL Combined Schools' l»t laaiafS Tessensohn tSJI» c Clarice b Jackson 5 W Wickramasinghe (SJI) b Jackson 2 11 Sithawall i I ACS) e Brown b Silverm in \<) R ..und Stevens IS* Anthony's I lbw b Silverman l D.
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    Growing Up Into Olympic Hopes
    407 10  -  GEORGE HARLEY Bv LONDON. Sat.- Britain's Olympic selectors were almost pop-eyed with enthusiasm as vo une Ti, Ztll wrecked one reeord after another in thi 1"' v s h Schools inter-eounty championships at I'xhrThfr "t r u e ret re S me f U e
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    Innings Defeat For The Schools
    183 10 A SINGAPORE Cricket Association junior XI routed the Colony Combined Schools in the two-day fixture which ended on the SRC padang vesterdav. Batting the whole day yesterday after the SCA had declared their innings closed at 2b4 for five wickets, the schoolboys were out in
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    McDonald Bailey Turns Pro
    154 10 McDonald Bailey Turns Pro LONDON. July 26 (Reuler) Mi-Donald Bailey, of Trinidad who nn for Britain in the 1948 and 195! Olympie Gaaaei has turned professional with an tnglish Rugby club, it wa s announced today in thr Sunday Pictorial Bailey is a of tho nc papers sports stall. A
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    In 5 Years US Will Lead Soccer World
    453 10 NEW YORK. (IP)— Matt Busbv. manager ol thp Manchester I nited soccer team of Kngland and I M Barriskill, head of the IS. Soccer Football Assnciaton (FSSFA), have agreed in the prediction that within four or five vears America mav be a
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    Parry Beats Gomez In 440
    358 10 Parry Beats Gomez In 440 KIALA LUMPUR Sun Cletus G mec, Malaya*i bail quartermiler for the last threi vers tasted his first deh the concluding day of the St ingot AAA meet yesteiday His conqueror was Michai Parry. Final retults. MIN 100 Yards: 1 Ronald Parry; 2 Yap Menu Teck;
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    Wins Marthon For Third Vaar
    109 10 I CARDIFF Ju l\. iKeute i Jun Pel. is .:4 peai old optician inician rrom Essex w Bi itish mar athon champio hei e today lot r.< third i i live vear in two hop mm m mds ihe tttt n c t- little doubl
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    MuhibbahBP
    82 10 THB following were elected office-bearer*, of thi Muhibbab B p tor ihe year President: S osman I Vice-Presidents: Alt. is- I Abdu'lah Bin Maii Ahmad Hon Secretary: s Abd Mattar; Hon Treasurer: s bakar Aliaru lion Auditor Ismail Bilal Mohamad. Hon Sporis Captain M Sad. ill Bin Sum; Committee:
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    'Bisley' Shoot
    27 10 THK Singapore Rille Aatucis tion will hold their annual Bin loy shout at No 2 Nce Soon Range. Mandai Road, ro Aug 1 and 2.
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    Taiping CRC Tennis
    30 10 TAIPING Sun— The Chinese Recreation Club Taiping. will hold their fifth annual tennichampionships at the CRC New Club and Kcmpe Club Couits from Sept. i lu IS.
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      55 11 M ,|M* U. ■>>\yy< will I' the i oral l 1 f I be ..,.W 01 N ;i:lM *0* NEO ,„„nt 7 oc- ivern17| i 1 nre •mild tf woon. WorVt. L I 1 the convi u:oh (> s j r nhjm Building, ore. -ill, sim ".in roi si ii
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      290 11 lhe Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island Of Singapore in BANKRUPTCY, No. 149 i of lU3I. OS\tAN BIN ABUBAKAR, of 61-A, Nair Road, Singapore; Short-hand Typist ployed at the Colonial S retary's Oifice, Singapore. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Third and
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      258 11 NOTICES EXAMINATION FOR HOSPITAL ASSISTANTS AN Examination for Hospitai Assistants will be held in Ipoh on Tuesday Ist September 1953 and following days. b 2 Candidates from the State of Perak only, who are desirous of appearing for the i Examination should forward 2^15 aPP licati <>ns. together ™m ni
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      262 11 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION (Kinta District) j^OTICE is hereby given that thu sth annual general meeting of the Kinta District Association will be held at the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hale Street, Ipoh on Sunday 2nd August 1D53 at 11 a.m. to transact the following business. Agenda (1) To confirm
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      311 11 TENDER NOTICE T E k DE S wiH be *«*ived oy the under-signed up to MOa on Ist. August ***** fur the surr.ha.se of 2 confiscated motor-ars (Ford Ten" saloon No s M43ar.(i "Hillman lflnx" i saloon No S 670G), each car to be tendered for separately. Ls_ R Ctail
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      894 11 Standard Service For The Unemployed AT Lilll MK\ It F,: Ar<- toh ur.-mp' »>. d und In need T«i Iw-lp vou .md work Ihe i i iM»r»--t.inri.iid l.m »npio\ men- Hurra a offer* voi, ir.-t sp.u e In this roluinn Jus| in Mr u,,(. >onr loral «Urulard ottl. (or tn
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      166 11 T **W*t do i m' T^CMjJBWBC \v U -^HPTM l -vo' is a < -but, vo' \<* a CS P^ *>\ 7^ *2*n* A IN CREEPIE HOLLOViI WW^^mW^^ EYPECTO^AMT A DYIM' WOOMNfT I WZ^O. jM Al a- midnight? r-^fCV r^W^'. 'N \IiUJ MOTMER.rr-voy yo'ougmta j- I „TO\*CL^ 7^\ TILL YOU
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    POH LIM & CO ROUT NS 9-0
    210 12 POH LIM CO ROUT NS 9-0 SINGAPORE, making: their bid to recapture the Foong Seong Cup which they lost to Selangor last your, cleared their first hurdle easily beating Negri Sembilan 9 o at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last ni_;ht. S iperiority was throughout the ii play that they did
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    They Draw In Final
    116 12 KUALA LUMPUR Sun— Se i langor Club and the Poiice I Depot shared honours in the Navaratnam Shield fina: played here today Selangoi Club declared at 91 ior eight wickets in the first in nings tnd stopped at 112 to. seven in th e next. The
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    JACK DUNKLEY AT ASCOR
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    87 12 MISS Tan Siew (lions', a student of lukit-n Girli School who brok e records in th,. 100 yards and lon? jump at the Penang AAA moot which runeluded on Saturdav. >| »> nas awarded the best perform., me tropin for th e second successive year. ILAP Hin Hean who forsook
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    Tigers In Sight Of W-Polo Double
    477 12 Tigers In Sight Of W-Polo Double 11<- 1 K Swimming Club trt tttt* in sight of a double* in the Singapore Amateur Swimming .Association waler polo league. While ihey are assured ol the division 2 league, the Tigers have only one more game in division 1 to deride whether the
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    14 RECORDS AT SWIFTS SPORTS
    594 12 a4m\- 1 L of M records ™ere set tip at the Swifts Athletic Association second annual meet at the Victoria school yesterday One ot these is a Malayan record, hene Ballerand hurled the discus 131 ft. 2 1 ins to improve on Sydney Coleman's 131
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    CLEAN SWEEP
    29 12 •>-, ,R SlOX J *n«*ca. July 25 (Reuter). The United stales beat the West Indies by JV"* American zone Davis tr* J* ,Tvfi "al which ended nere today.
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    KG & Convent Take Honours
    54 12 KG Convent Take Honours SEREMBAN, Sun. Eight records were broken in the third annual inter schools athletic meet which concluded here yesterday. King George V School won the boys championship with 8(3 points. St. Paul's Institution wei* e runners up with 7!> points. The Seremban Convent won the girls championship
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    NS Draw With Sel.
    156 12 I SEREMBAN. Sat— Negri Sem. I bitan drew with Selangor S-3 in friendly soccer match played at Station around today. Both sides missed a number of scoring chances particularly the Xegri forwards whose dillvJdahy method cost them the I match. Negri opened scoring j n the
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    TOURISTS WIN
    35 12 SYDNEY. July 23 iL'P'-Al though two of tneir star players ill and not playing, the Hongkong Chinese soccer tourists defeated Australia 4 l in first test on the Svdnev ground today before 30,906
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    Malays Beaten In 2nd Half
    250 12 PKNANG. Sun 3—l vict.u y for Penang Chinese was a just reflection oj the socc?r friendly plaved at \iol»ria Green today when Keilih "Malays, after folding L ho,,ie tpam 'n the first half, were well and truly bea-«si in the second Pch;i Chinese had seven
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    FOURTH SUCCESSIVE FINAL
    217 12 But Si ngapo] Dont DesJ This DistinrJ A SOLITARY _rn»i m third .nin,„e Lfkfe 1 same at Jalan 1.,. I pore- rather li„|.,|. I and entry in... thr ,„l"C'u^ I reward eff. Who il oi ti o terms ad f(l- C If tvei halves di ed Servic.
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    Diplock Paves Innings Win
    322 12 I NEGRI Sei tbilan suffered an innings defeat against Singapore on the SCC padang. And their defeat mav almost be attributed to one man— Lionel Diploek captain of the Singapore XI who first knocked up tlie runs that mattered on Saturday, and vesterdav, took the wickets
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    Scoreboard
    172 12 NEGBI BEMBII.AN— 1st. lins Devendran b Deliikan n I Gunendr an b Diptork .Boot) Oon Lor h Greenahleldn 'or Ib'v b Dip' j.. Thilaaaretnam at m b Del ilk j ton r Deliik in b Diotoek 2 •-N kj Ben L R m j, Diplock Lin/ee b Dipl 0
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    29 12 iSADEN I M fAPline Gordii Anaelei Athletic I i»* teet 2.5 in I with I ins mark But he hai i of l*) feet T s inches, pei »val.
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    Piruz Shows Good Form
    106 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Malayan Th .m is Cup p| Abdullah Pi rui sho indications oi recapturing the Selangor singles tr he heat Liew Chew Wah in third round of tho it badminton championship p. here today Full resulti wi Men's singles Um Koon beat Choy Ah
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    Malayan Tennis Tickets On Sale
    150 12 ln-kcts for the M tennis champion-; nch Will he hoJc. in the C (during the August holidays are now on sn o. Admission charge for th-**-fir.-t day July :-tl fron. 3 p.m. is $1, On s lN Sunday, Mond iv ti d j lesd 13
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    Genials' Big Win
    38 12 Genial Yotingsten 'mini•ed Roval Rai -■< i i 12-0 m friend! y lOccer m.i'i h pl at the Farrer Paik ycsterdav. Rama (4). Thamby co. n** than CO Chin Whatt and Tuman netted lor Ihe winoers.
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      109 12 Channel Swim I ONDON. July 26. (Reutei I— 1 annua] challenge of the English I annel is again !urini> s'.vimmer> «>r many nationalities to Britain's South coast and 25 mon and women are in trie midst f f intensive .raining at Dover* and Folkestone Lh_X*-»>HO OPENING TODAY 2 SHOWS 3—
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      7 15 YOUTH Vol.2No.11 Monday, July 27, 1953. J
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        190 15 3R :9t JJ'&fJrv &pf *^HfiB^^ro^3*____. 4 ■'&^M__________9___B___«___. x^_. > .KW,o Ve.v____. :-*'._i _SB^_& *■>: &k-^fc^«JK» ■<* iKgai 4K*^_is^_mK9^k. i*x<»&i(fiM scs_Bafc»__>„ V**v aft JSK _*z ISBfiK-xo» >•* 3b'-;' ?3RE«__kn____l_ __._:.Z^S^Hb^. i>.* __K «s; **'&t "^a*_. .^kW^ *w^-'*':al i_m_?________l^ _z^^gH___^^B B'^S^-______________Mw^'a|s^w. ..mwf^ *n__k *^*si*^ v *_i" os* :^niu_^_. ..a_________________________B__H____n ________________■______»< H ?&>*
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      AT THE A.A.A. MEET
      204 14 A T THE A.A.A. MEET fffl I I I I I r III III! Il.lf ill I >.. I ..I |ll« i *N\ I RECORD-BREAKERS i n the Inter-School 440 yards relay were these Anglo-Chinese School boy s (left to right) Loh Kali Yue, Lee long Siang, Raymond Nicholas and
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        TEACHING SEX IS A TEACHER'S DUTY
        541 16 QIAI LI XV. Vou ask whether it would not he a good idea Cor all schools in Malaya to let their pupils know at an early ag;e all about SEX. Some schools do teach —this but only to senior classes. Thi\ in your opinion,
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        'OPERATION SERVICE'
        38 16 AS their share of Operation Service" members of the Selangor Youth Council Service Team helped to turf a piece of land in Jinjang New Milage. When com- plcteU. the land will serve as a children's playground.
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        HELL'S KITCHEN
        328 16  -  Raynor Gaynes By 'THE room was dark and forbidding. Movements made it obvious that torture would begin again very soon. For months now, the same procedure just enough punishment to be endured, watching other creatures meet their doom— then a period to recover lor the next time. There!
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        U. N. STORY
        68 16 ELEMENTARY school students in the U.S. Midwestern Slate of Nebraska atudy about the United Nations. The teacher who had visited L.N. Headquarters in New York, is describing to the students what she observed there. The wall display in the background developed around the theme "CN Is People"
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        100 16 Youth Crossword ACROSS [i J i flOWJV I r- 5 Genus of fresh* at i M tat ducks n nr 2 9 Torn 3 Social inse 10 Speech impediment ""I? Its' iS S >mb. form) II on I —J 11 12 Meadow 7 1 ir„ rrr— p- h r 8
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      CAPTAIN'S SON TURNED POET
      783 16  -  ISAAC TEOH Ci it People OS Yesterday By JOHAXN Sch 11 lei OerwMi poet ira d M.ui..._h ■> Vt'urUranfc-i fathei u.iv .in aniM Miiwnn. uni thongk he held the rank «»i tbe- i t in i\ lived la puoi .ui nm -t .hi ed him m
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      109 16 TWEX'VK got a real live teddy bear to play •picnics" with in Balham. London. lli*t name is "Biffo" and he loves the children in Bedford-hill. Balham. where his owner, Mrs Klizabeth Allen keeps a pet shop. And do the children love Blffe! rhe baby benf goes dodging round the lamp
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      'So Nice Meeting You Again'
      227 16 I JELEN had written a short J lory and waa very pro id She knew it was p und every bey and girl in thc c'ass admired it. In Friday the teacher permitted the students who had the best three stories to come up in
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      Ballad By Tay Chong Hai
      338 16 Ballad By Tay Chong Hai I (tml T I >nng d nn > 'ier ff Oosing oui i id I /4/id um./. his 'ndi/ loee, K"*d Edtcerd cm* his lc 1 do.«f crc, r And toothei kit turtlei deee. i "O meep ROl Sr/llj/. Goddess fair. As this empyreal night.
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        195 18 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY (oa, OOOQY" I KKJGU)) "7 I POPEYE ??J> 7] I WS ca^'^^ix/ES (1JWAT I'LL DO" r^ v^ EVEW SS PAIU \U akc POPENE V *V TM& I 1 (eVBRV A-v/TME MAP IKl 1 5 4 TriEV'5 L CAM <f COUMT
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      "Enter The Royal"
      732 17 Paul Minter's EPISODE XI The Story So Far: "PLOT COUNTERPLOT CAPTAIN PHILLIPS and hU 'Hard pWST'-jJK! Wil«m. Ol the tanker I Utii ii YAL' are inoestipflttng {j,, mystery 0/ a cute in Honing once betn *MMCd flr ,d captured rescued b. Ou Second Mate. tt.rr, tO thC
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      "THE CINDERELLA SUBJECT" IS TAKEN LAST-TODAK
      308 17 DESIDES having two kinds of History we also have two kinds of Historians. The first are Romantic Historians, who include such famous arti.sts as Lord Macaulay and Cecil B. de Mille. Romantic History deals with a selection of exciting everts, especially kiii- The most
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      Between The Lines
      663 17 HISTORY often called I Cinderella Subject, because it has to do with rain laics. \n lake ,t basi ol the PSt subjects because it Is alwa> t iken List Histor> homework in particular i never dene till the last moment before class, and i often not done
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      A COLONEL'S DISH
      364 20  -  Lee Priestley By TWO THINGS the Colonel nved cop-laid pie and a goou ..unie of chess But one thing bothered lum He ton i i t enjoy his favourites logy' i-i. U -ernoon the old gentlerr. and a crony sat late over ne. Supper time came. they
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      39 20 THBEE young Siamese students in Australia I.akhana Yikitareth, Kita Koss, lio and Praphatson Dangsupritsa perform a traditional danre. for members of Sydney diversity's International Club during a week-end tamp beside Narrabeen Lake, near Sydney. Ten dilYerent nationalities were represented.
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      COVER-PIX
      35 20 CO VER-PIX _i I -»ll Ml' \N< M»Ul!l i ill. \i_iluln.n ii I'ntvhrl.) nt i >l i ftftettl li I uw I— .md i r•• .i'i'i! in. ,m toil atur< ■u' u it ii .tin
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      Carter, Jr. Appointed WAY Rep. To S-E. Asia
      90 20 nrfll World Assembly ol 1 Youth announces lhe appointment of Mr. (ieorge Truest Carter. Jr. us special repre sentative for WAV to South East Asia. Mr. Carter will begin an initial tour from New Delhi. He will be making contact with youth
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      LAUGH WITH AH FUN
      151 20 LET'S get married durini j >ur Christmas vat ation."' saio tne studentteacher 7s gui. 'No." rep led the studentteacher firmly: "l don't want to spou my h daya." 'PHF. staff d not kt the new assis'an: mani from the ftrst minute nc started talking. He eras
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      Magic — Green Spots From Red
      23 20 Magic Green Spots From Red KV M \K(. \KI I O lIVDI uii \i rot m 1 1» wii\i ra i>o li 1*
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      Outline Your Vocation In Special Book
      244 20 Outline Your Vocation In Special Book hat occupation do you clan to enter when your ichooli tg is compleh Here ia a suggestion thai can be lots of fun and yet helo you to dend.' correctly about i future profession. Make a Vocatioq book and let this be your nobby
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      SOON IT WILL BE GONE! Going-Going
      48 20 SOON IT WILL BE GONE! Going -Going- WIM. I? Wont I? Should < I? Do vou think so? O.K. 2 J 2 here goes. Don't blame i nn- ii I hurst the balloon. 2 But the last time that hap- pened 1 nearly jumped out of my skin. A\V\\V\VVV\\\\\\\\VVV\V\V\V\V\\V\V\*
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      FLOWER
      137 20 i SENSITIVE Plant In a 1 garden grew. Ann the young winds fed it with silver dew, And it opened its fan-like leaves to the light. And elosed them beneath the kisses of night. BUT none ever trembled and panted with bliss. In the gerdan. the field, or the
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      A PARTY GAME
      143 20 T-JMi 1 lie Hanky Is Hoppin 1 Fun I)L_aY this erith a friend or as a party game. For a party, divide players into two teams. Let a payer from each team start the game. Players stand back of a star" ing line Give the starting p.
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      THE CHIMP-CHAMP SHOWS 'FM HOW!
      166 13 (1) "BEFORE I serve chum, just take my picture. I'm a chimp champ—real centre-court stuff for rue Watch*" These three chimps of Billy Smarts Cirrus enjoy a game ol tennis during their "off" moments. Wimbledon's go nothing gn them except perhaps, th rules gf the
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      'Queen For A Day'
      107 13 TAKEN by Tan Huns Tnta of the Serangoon English School, Bingapore. li tkla picture of a student of St. Joseph's Convent who durjag th«. recent Coronation Week celebrations was "Queen tor A Da>'' it 4 "regional rull>'' attended by more than SS schools m the Se
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        151 20 FOUR QUESTIONS TO ANSWER I FIND it difficult to stump YOUTH readers for they are lod in practically all supjeets. Las. week's arithmetic teaeer had perhaps the biggest returns to date with more tnan 750 getting the a nswer right. All you have to do is to Bnd the LCM,
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