Singapore Standard, 19 October 1953

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD dfdsfsdfsfsdffsdfsdfsdfsdf itm Vol. IV. No. 109. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 19, 195.1. TWELVE PACES 10 TENTS.
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    A Revenge Call By Jordan In Border Row
    297 1 A Revenge Call By Jordan In Border Row i. u\ SALEM, Jordan Sector, Oct 18 (AP) Jen,i»n mounted here toreinfarcementfl for \rab Legion were t0 the Jordan.,,l, border with orders s hool «n sight any ,|i soldier ea;is.ht crosn to Jordan territory. th: ast Werlattack by three villages ipied section
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    Dag Calls For New Approach
    43 1 18 (B SecMr. Dag S to- >ach fa ing the man Rt of] lestruotge to mark Da: October said I day and of the b picture in need for Mich a new i mbodied in was only t
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    MacG. IN LONDON
    18 1 DONALD Macgillivray, i Commissioner for ed in London tottM biicr Glentarn i mi nths leave.
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    Mass Meeting Backs The 5
    480 1 BUT CENSURE BY TRADE UNION MEN OVER the weekend in Kuolo Lumpur and Penang three meetings were held ta consider the recent resignations of five Indians from the Federal Legislative Council. "No Indian in the country should accept a seat in the Council unless a
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    AMERICANS MUST MAKE MORE FRIENDS SAYS IKE
    147 1 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 18, (HP)— President Eisenhower *said yesterday America must have more and stronge? friends abroad to keep its production I me safe from "the mercy of those who hope for our destruct- ion". He said foreign trade with friendly nations is
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    Fighting The Night Blaze
    208 1 Fighting The Night Blaze k NEARLY 500 reels of films belonging to the Public f Relations Office were destroyed when tire broke out in two of the six film storing vaults at the Colony Film Censors Office in Maxwell Road about I a.m. yesterday Spontaneous combustion was believed to be
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    COLONY FIRE: FILMS BLOW UP IN VAULT
    67 1 2 a in. picture of the fire at Singapore Film Censor's Office in Maxwell Road yesterday taken bv Standard staff photographer K. Y. Wong shows the CUv's new fire engine shooting a jet of water into lhe building where the films caught lire.
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    THIEF PROVED THEIR POINT
    59 1 TAIPIiI. Oct. I* nn Taipei's muni rip il councillors y e s I r rd i\ spent hours in demand lag that pallet asattMSffMsti take more vigorous etion au.iinst the ristag numhei j of thefts in the town When the session was over one of the
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    Prostitutes' Master File Discovered
    65 1 OKLAHOMA CITY, OH m(ap i A bla< k not I ■cribed .»> m j,, t ii ell 4H lhe U s ii i i I i i 1 1 a I Bureau ot !•>- h HI Po In fashionable ln The women have prostitution tai The
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    Carrier Death Toll Mounts
    152 1 Sabotage Probe BOSTON. Oct. 18. (UP)-The death toll mounted to 3a J terday and more were expected to die as a naval Inquiry board joined intelligence officers and FBI agents seeking to learn if the blast aboard the 590.000.000 aircraft carrier Leyte involved sabotage. At least
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    Trieste: Italian Troops Alerted
    239 1 UDINE, Italv, Oct. 18.— Three of Italy's top NATO divisions facing the Yugoslav frontier north of Trieste were ordered on a state of emergency a few minutes before Saturday midnight. Leaves were cancelled for the first time in the nine-day fiareup between Italy and Yu- goslavia
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    Farouk's Aide Gets Life
    49 1 CAIRO, Oct. 18. (Reuter)— A former press councillor to exKing Farouk, Maitre Karim Sabet. was today found guilty of treason and corruption and sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labour. All property and funds illegally acquired by him and his wife since 1940 were confiscated.
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    Martial Law In S. Arabia
    72 1 BAHREIN, Oct. 18 (Reuter) Martial law has been declar- ed in the Al Hassa Province of Saudi Arabia after an attack on United States army vehicles by 8 crowd of demonstrators. All American employees of the Arabian-American Oil Company (ARAMCO) have been confined to camps
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    US Aid Hits All-Time High
    59 1 WASH IN GT OX, Oct. 18 (UP)— America's foreign aid bill reached an all-time h:gh of $7,030,000,000 for 12 months, ending last July 1. the Commerce Department reported todav. This wai a boost of nearly 52.000.000. 000. over aid for the previous 12 months. The
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    French Hand Over Powers
    47 1 SAIGON, Oct. 18. (Reuter)| France and Cambodia sign- ed an agreement at Pnompenh yesterday on the transfer of military powers. This agreement settles all major differences between the j two countries. Minor differences will be discussed in coming negotia- j tions in Paris.
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    PEKING BOUND
    37 1 FIRST Indonesian ambassador to Red China, Arnold Mononutu left Hongkong yesterdav for Canton by train en route to Peking, accompanied bv seven Indonesian university students who are going to study Chinese language and culture. UP
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    KING IBN SAUD ILL
    35 1 BEIRUT, Oct. 18. (AP)— King Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia is reported to be ill and his condition is said to have taken a turn for the worse today.
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    French March On Vietminh
    47 1 HANOI. Oct. 18. (AFP)— Franco-Vietnamese troops have crossed the second line of chalk hills marking the border between Tonkin and Annam. it was reported today. Two columns are now marching toward Thanhsoa. one of the two capitals in the rebel zone of Vietminh.
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    BIG HUNT FOR SEX MANIAC
    207 1 LONDON. Oct. 18 (AP) Scotland Yard ordered a murder-scale hunt yesterday for a maniac who attacks little girls. Four sex outrages in nine days have made this foggy capital a city of frightened mothers. Every available detective joined the hunt, the bicgest since mass-killer John
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    JAGAN TO FLY TO LONDON
    54 1 GEORGETOWN. British Guiana, Oct. 18 (Reuter) The way has been clearer! for Dr Cheddi Jagan. deposed Prime Minister of British Guiana, to fly to London on Monday by way of Dutch Guiana, official British sources said. He ./ill be accompanied by Mr. L. F. S
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    A Branch For Labour Party
    141 2 ÜBONG TF.BAI.. Sun al branch of the Penang Labour Party was formed rday at an inaugural eting held in the Gandhiji M mortal Hall t"he attendance was the :est of all the party's uch Inaugurations at Prai Butterworth and Bukit Merta am. he election of
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    Dato Tan: 'Lend A Hond To Malays'
    185 2 Dato Tan: 'Lend A Hond To Malays' TPOII, Sun— The Prcsisident of tlie M.C.A. Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan last night fell led on the Chinese to sssi t the Malays in the field of economics and business. Data Ton. whi arai ipeeaing at a public dinner, also stn ihe need
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    40 BANDITS SET FIRE TO LORRIES
    112 2 40 BANDITS SET FIRE TO LORRIES KUALA LUMPUR. Sun About forty terrorists stoped two lorries owned bv the Kulai Besar Estate, near Kulai. Johore. and set tire to tiu 1 vehicles. One iorry was badly damaged. A patrol ol thf First Battalion. Malay Regiment, captured two Chinese women terrorist su
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    Visitors See Boys' Town
    80 2 THE Cambodian party visiting Singapore commended the fine work carried our at the Boys' Town on Bukit Timah Koad. when thev visited the institution yesterday. They also took notes for a report to the Cambodian Government on vocational training. The party of six. led by Mr.
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    Workers To Form Company
    117 2 Workers To Form Comp any KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Malay transport workers in the Federation plan to form a transport company of their own. The proposal for formation of such a company will be discussed at a Malay drivers conference in Kuala Lumpur shortly. There are about 20,000 Malay transport workers
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    HOSPITAL SERVICES DAY
    107 2 an*h\™ ANKSG,V N 2 service commemorate the 40th Anniversary of the founding of the St Andrew* J lS i,on os P ita conjunct on with Hospitals Day wis held in Singapore's St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday^ Archdeacon Robin Woods delivered the sermon on the eontnbution of the medical
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    Firemen Accept A 60-Hour Week
    205 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Fire Brigade Union, at a special meeting yesterday, decided to accept a new working schedule of 60 hours a week for a trial period of six months. The existing schedule calls for an 84-hour week This new schedule was introduced
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    IMP For Federal Polls — Onn
    89 2 IMP For Federal Polls Onn PENANG. Sun.— The President of the Independence of Malaya Party, Dato Sir Onn bin Ja'afar who arrived here today to open a branch of the IMP in Province Weilesley said the IMP would take part in tht' Federal elections. Several top officials of th^ UMNO,
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    Canine Assn. Fetes Guests
    127 2 Show On Dec. 3 THE Singapore Canine Weltare Association held a teaparty yesterday at 12 Boscombe Road for the guest artistes who will take part in the International Variety Concert to be staged on Dec 3 at the Victoria Theatre Mr f Leon-Soh. president of the
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    MAN KILLED BY PENANG TRAIN
    34 2 ALOR STAR, Sun Saad bv" thi"' 2. W3s ki,led *o3ay Penan| mornm train from His body wa. found near hne at the Railway bridge '.Ui a severed left leg.
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    LABOUR POWER-SEEKERS ARE CONDEMNED
    484 2 Sopiee On His Resignation NIBONG TEBAL, Sun.— Storing that there was a complete lack of understanding of Socialist principles among some Labour leaders in Malaya, Inche Mohammed Sopiee, chairman of the Pan-Malayan Labour Party, said at the inaugural meeting of the Nibong Tebal Branch of the
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    Postmen Reject Stripes' Trial
    141 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE uniform dispute between the Singapore Gov About 400 Dostmen, messenger drivers, watchmen, office boy s and telegram .messengers unanimously voted to reject the red-striped uniforms The Union's Secretary Mr P. Govindasamy. was asked to S OI HI the Col °n»al Secretary, Mr.
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    THEY WANT A COUNCIL SEAT
    54 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The new 1 y formed Malay Businessmen's A.s.soi ialion Selangor. has submitted a memorandum to the Selangor State Secretary for a member of the association to »>e nominated to the Selangor State Council. The association i s open to all Malays over
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    35 2 photo. IT/TLE (3 years old> Man Yeow Yew Hub was the first to taste her birthday rake at a party given by her parents Mr. Mrs. Yeow II lion* in Kuala Lumpu r re<-rntl\ Standard
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    Japan's Gift For Teachers' Play
    236 2 COSTUMES FOR 'MIKADO' ""I* 2* (UP)- The Teachers' Traininr g*g ,^J? ?NlJS."twU| gs. costumes from JapSS u Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera "The Mik .do scheduled to be shown in the last w P eek of N.vSX£ Asahi Shimbun said the r Toho Stage Company,
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    3 face Armed Robbery Charge
    34 2 3 face Armed Robbery Charge JOHO, UI I bom robl day' 1 They attei Ja an On y tw bin A r Sulo i bin I jure J char Omar In *> o'hor v beo„
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    Mentri Besar Opens Village Playground
    47 2 Mentri Besar Opens Village Playground KU/ The 1 Icnge u In he the M i |offi< m w I childr< pang N He an of); selves Malaya Amoi watchc.l four visit experts fron The were shown home amenity .re in a Mr. Tan i. visor of An
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    53 3 photo MORE than ..90 people atteaded the Singapore Fish Merchants Association unci the Fish Dealers Beaeveieafl Association dinner held at the Club House at Tan <{uce Lan Street on Saturday night, lo mark th*' eighth anni-vi-isiry of the Fish Mer(hints Association and thi- I -venth anniversary of the Fish Dealers
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    These Houses May Get Water Supply
    148 3 These Houses May Get Water Supply THE Finance and General Purposes Committee of the Singapore City Council will discuss tomorrow how to overcome the embarrassing situation, that arises in supplying water and electricity to unauthorised houses in the city. Under the present system occupiers are asked to submit building plans
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    Permit Sought For A Parade
    49 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Selangor branch of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society has asked for police permission to hold a procession through the principal streets of Kuala Lumpur on Prophet Mohammed's birthday on Nov 18. About 5,000 Muslims will take part in the procession.
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    Hearse Bought
    33 3 THE Indo-Ceylonese community in the Temerloh District has bought a new hearse for about $2,000. Up to now coffins used to be carried to the grave-yard by lorries or bullock Carts.
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    Funds Voted For Council Chamber
    191 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Finance Committee of the Singapore Legislative Council has approved the sum of $525,000 to be spent to cover the cost of additions and certain structural alterations required for the conversion of the old Supreme Court into the new Council Chambers. This
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    On Holiday
    32 3 Mr. 8. S. Gnanasn. an unofficial member of the Singapore Rural Board, left the Colony by air yesterday for a short holiday in Ceylon. He will return on Nov. 3
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    Raffles Will Be Removed To New Site
    169 3 Standard Staff Reporter IT IS still Government's intention to remove Raffles Institution to Dunearn Road although it will not be done in the near future, Singapore's Under-Secretary. Mr. J D. Higham. told The Standard yesterday. He was commenting on the editorial of the
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    Unionists' Party For TUC Chief
    132 3 Unionists' Party For TUC Chief SINGAPORE Trade Union Congress yesterday held a party at the New World in honour of its President. Mr. Lim Yew Hock who recently returned from the ILO and ICFTU conferences in Japan. Silk scrolls were presented to Mr. Lim and Mr. G. W. Davis, Colony
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    Capt. Light To Be Remembered
    55 3 PENANG. Sun.— The Resident Commissioner hete, Mr R. P. Bingham, will lay two wreaths one at the grave of Captain Francis Light in Northam Road and the other at his statue in the High Court compound on Oct 21 to commemorate the 159th anniversary of
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS VOTE 6-DAY-WEEK
    89 3 Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE Chinese School Teachers Conference yesterday passed a resolution calling for a three term six-day-week school year in all Chinese school* ia the Colony. after a five-hour meeting. Chinese Schools at present have six-day-week school year. The conference postponed discussion on a
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    CALL TO EXPEL WILLIAMS & CO.
    383 3 CALL TO EXPEL WILLIAMS CO. New Move By 25 Active Labour Party Members Standard Staff Reporter A CALL to expel Mr. Peter Williams, his relatives and "stooges" from the Labour Party of Singapore was made yesterday by about 25 active members of the party. These members, in a letter to
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    57 3 MR. Lim Yew Hock and Mr. Ci. W. Davie* who were in Japan recently for the International Labour Organisation conference are seen holding the .scrolls presented to them yesterday by the representatives of thp Indian and Chinese workers organised Unions. Picture shows from left to right. Mr. Lim Yew Hock.
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    RADIO SPEEDS TRUNK CALLS
    139 3 MALACCA, Sun.— A ra-dio-telephone link with Kuala Lumpur has cut the time formerly required for making a trunk eall rrom here to the federal capital from an average of two hours to about five minutes Jut. An 1 Mihsr-rihci > who u .<•■! to wait sometimes
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    They Pay Homage At Kusu Island
    149 3 HUNDREDS of Chinese nn i Malays Iroea Johore and Bingapore visited Kusu I .m 1 yesterday t» pay ii image to the Chinese lui IVh Kong (God of Prosperity) and tin* Shrine Kt im.it <»f a M hermit, Dato Btpsd At» lnl Rahman Croarda
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    Farmers See Free Films
    99 3 SINGAPORE farmers will .~oon lear n the latest methods of using "wonder drugs" manufactured in the United States to prevent and combat farm diseases. Over 1,000 farmers with their families were given a free cinema show at Changi last Saturday instructing' them along these lines. First
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    STOP PESTERING WORKERS
    261 3 Standard Staff Reporter COUNCIL\ WARNED J THE Singapore City Council authorities were yesterday asked to "keep their hands oil" the trade union affairs of its employees by the Secretary of the City Council Labour Unions' Federation, Mr. O. V. Ranga- samy. He envisaged an industrial crisis if
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    Role Of Malayan Indians — Menon
    145 3 Role Of Malayan Indians Menon Standard StafT Reporter Mr. M. Gopala Menon, Government of India Representative, yesterday advised the Tamil community in Singapore to join with other Indian communities. He was speaking at a tea party given in his honour by the Tamils Representative Council. Said Mr. Menon: "As a
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    Farmer Ends A Monkey's Mischief
    117 3 Farmer Ends A Monkey's Mischief MKNTAKAB. Sun. A monkey which has heen creatine; great nuisance among the government quarters near the Semantan Kiver. has been shot by a Malay farmer. The monkey had heen damaging his tapioca and maize crops. lie obtained permission from the Police tn shoot the monkey
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      PETERSON EXPLAINS
      723 4 Sir; I do not propose to comment on the general conclusions reached by The Times Singapore correspondent in the two articles published in your issues of Oct. 10 and 14. As DirectorGeneral of the Federation of Malaya Information Services, however, I cannot allow to pass uncorrected the statement
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    THE DEFENSIVE COUNTER
    3035 4  -  Chester Wilmot {Rocket Warfare- '2 By BEAM RIDING COMMAND GUIDANCE LAST week, in the first of three articles on the development of guided missiles and their impact on traditional air power, Chester Wilmot, the Military Correspondent of THE OBSERVER, considered "The Offensive Threat." He discussed the revolutionary
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    MINNIE MOUSE HAT
    39 4 SUSAN HOOK wear, -Mouse- hat complete with head and tail, at a recent party in London's West End The fluffy texture of the white felt gives the hat a really mousey" appearance, Susan calls U "minnic."
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    79 5 BEADS OF PEARLS" by Jimmy Toh Tong Heng of No. 24, Lorong 22, Geylang, Singapore-1 4. Ikoflex lla, f.ll, 1/100 with Yellow Filter,. Kodak Plus X. "BEAUTY IN THE SUN" by Goh Sim Chewn of c/o Municipal Engineer Dept., Singapore. Rollei«ex, f.n, 1/50. Kodak Plus X. Above:
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    WEEKLY SHARE MARKET REPORT
    502 5 THE volume of business written continued at a ed scale mid lower prices for Malaya's two staphs, particularly rubber, led to an increased selling pressure which culminated in a widespread marking down of Industrial shares. 1952 Malaya produced 584.000 tons of rubber average Singapore price for
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    Can You Name This Star?
    82 5 Star Contest No. 38 ALL through this week The Singapore Standard presents its thirty eighth star contestAll you've got to do is tc collect the six pictures and their respective coupons and send them together with the name of the stars under single cover to
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    Malayan Company Reports
    358 5 JIMAH RUBBER ESTATES LTD.. made a net profit of $42,826 (13 r and dividend of in is proposed for the year ended 30th June. IMS. At balancing date net liquids equalled $244,828 or 74.2 cents per share. Cost of production was 62.4 cents per lb. on a
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      217 5 and personal stage appearance of MISI Kong Yin Fun 12 noon 3. 8 30 and 9.15 p.m SI N: Darah Pahlawan .Mala\o 12 30. 3. 6 45 and 9 p m GRAND: Raging Tide 3. 7 and 9 15 p.flß TAMPING ENTERTAINMENT CARLTON: Fallen Idol (Mandarin) 3. 645 and 9
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    Fixing The Price
    819 6 STABILISATION of world commodity prices is an old problem. Malaya for example, wants a good and steady price for her rubber and tin. So does Indonesia for the products she sells. Burma wants an adequate price for her rice. This is important to Burma because the development
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    Can Communalism Be Eradicated?
    938 6  -  ASTER GUNASEKERA By The resignation of five Indian members of the Federal Council because of the non-inclusion of an Indian in the "Cabinet" raiseg the question "Can Communalism be banished from this country?" We have for years seen the ludicrous situation of accepted leaders vociferously jabbering
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    THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE
    1173 6  - THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE Alastair Hetherington sdfsdfsdfdsff**y Manchester Guardian Correspondent < Mew York. SHORT STUDY of American foreign policy makes it seem surprising that the United States can have any policy, and still more surprising that American policy has so often proved sound. The President is hampered I by a jealous
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    A POCKET-SIZED X-RAY METAL
    334 6 A POCKET-SIZED X-RAY METAL By RENNIE TAYLOR, A.P. Science Reporter SAN FRANCISCO. Sun.- A pocket-sized X-ray instru ment. designed to b e a life saver in battlefield surge r and in civilian emergencies has been made possible b. atomic research, two chemi cal engineers reported re cently. t 3 Pictures
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    BRAZIL MAY NEED RUBBER
    220 6 RIO DK JANEIRO.— (AP) Brazil. once the world's greatest producer of rubber, soo n may have to start importing in order to meet its own needs. The reason l s a tremendous post-war boom i„ domestic consumption with which the rubber growers have not been able
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      A DANGER
      32 6 Sir any < tnans isl I 00 m.p.l town in gl r to It limit but un I I h take Mate i I IU wii ORIU IC Nibonu 1.1, d
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    Penney Grins After ...
    121 7 Penney Grins After BRITISH atom chief Sir William Peaaej (left), m lustraliaa hat, broadly with an unidentified attfc after Briond atomic weapon 11(1 been sureessfnllj exbelon over lh<. test ,i. it Wttsacri on Oct. I initial Mash, brighter tii.ui die> sun. was fedlowed instantaneously by a flaming vortex the familiar
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    ...The Bang At Woomera
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    RUBBER CROUP AGREES ON PACT
    189 7 LONDON, Oct. 18 (UP)— The Management Committee of the International Rubber Study Group which is meeting in London to discuss the possibility of initiating an international agreement which will stabilize the world's rubber trade, have decided that world conditions in the rubber trade make such
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    Soviet Nabs 2 Jap Ships
    61 7 TOKYO. Oct. 18, (UP)— Two Japanese shark Ashing vessels were captured by Soviet patrol boats oil' Hokkaido Island, it was reported today. Japanese fishermen said they saw the 15-ton Sakae Maru No. 3 taken into custody by a Soviet patrol boat Friday afternoon near Soviet-held
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    Skyray Sets A New World Speed Record
    94 7 MUROC. California, Oct. 18, (AP) The Douglas Aircraft Company announced yesterday that the fleet navy jet plane F4D Sky ray was flown at an average speed of 728.110 miles per hour on Friday on a 100--kilometre circular course to set a new world
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    Warning On Mao's Bid To Enter UN
    154 7 Warning On Mao's Bid To Enter UN NEW DELHI, Oct. 18, (Reuter)—Australian Minister of External Affairs Richard Casey said last night that "serious consideration" must be given to Communist China's entry into the United Nations when that country had M demonstrated her bona fides." Mr. Casey said that those people
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    UK Atomic Chief Urges Cooperation
    299 7 UK Atomic Chief Urges Cooperation WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 Lord Cherwell, h Prime Minisadviser on atomic today that full n between the lited and Britain nic energy should place on a reciprocal nol bc a one-sided of Britain's al >mic energy proreturns to after talks with f enhower and ofHcia to
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    REDS TIGHTEN BERLIN GRIP
    39 7 R EDS TIGHTEN BERLIN GRIP Oct. 18: (Reuter)--::1 police htve tlgh- round West units on til lon ti avel- i reported toI detachments mov- today into wooden tationj of the •"*»d railway, which links J« utrtcany with West Ba-
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    TAIPEI GLAMOUR
    56 7 AT PETAN Lake (Erneraid Lake) near the Chinese Nationalist headquarters at Taipei on Formosa, the wandering cameraman caught this group of Chinese working girls seeking refuge from the heat. They are Government, airline and business workers (from left) Joan Woo, Vicky Chu. Agnes Li n Yvonne Shen, Betty
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    Korea Explanations End In Disorder
    312 7 No More Sessions For Prisoners PANMUNJOM, Oct. 18.— The explanations to prisoners of war in Korea yesterday ended in complete disorder as Communist and United Nations representatives fought over the possession of one bewildered prisoner. A group of 430 prisoners of war was given Communist
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    2 PRESIDENTS TO OPEN DAM
    48 7 MEXICO. Oct. 18 (AFP)Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines will meet President Eisenhower on the United States frontier on Monday, it was announced here. They will inaugurate the Falcon Dam which has been built jointly by the two countries on the Rio Bravo River.
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    Banknotes Take Wing
    95 7 I MILAN, Italy. Oct. 18, g J (AP). Eight-year-old S Gennaro Mellini found 5 some nice, coloured pieces J of paper around the J J house just about the right 2 1 size to fold up into toy J airplanes so he did. After he had flown
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    COUNTERFEIT RED CURRENCY FOUND
    39 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 18. (UP) Counterfeiters dumped at least ten million Jen-min-piao (Red China currency) about $800 Straits— on the Macao market recently and then escaped before the police could take action, it was reported today.
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    Burma Agrees To Guerilla Evacuation
    183 7 Burma Agrees To Guerilla Evacuation BANGKOK, Oct. 18— (AFP) —A source close to the fournatio n commission on the withdrawal of Nationalist troops from Burma, said vesterday that Burma had informed the three other commission members that she agreed with the plan signed here by Thailand, the United States and
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    U.K. Unionists Launch Protest
    169 7 LONDON, Oct. 18, (Reuter)-Trade Tnion and Co-operative Society memVer s protested in London today against the sending of uarships and troops to British Guiana to depose Dr. C'hcddi Jagan and his Government —accused by the British Conservative Government of being Communist. They demanded that the constitution
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    ROYAL FAMILY BACK IN LONDON
    26 7 TIIF. R<n M \M|| dnvr-e from Londem's Bsjstto gtstlstj by car e»„ its return fre»m holiday at K.lmeir.il C'astlr A.P. photo
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    TITO: NO TURNING BACK TO RUSSIA
    168 7 TITO: NO TURNING BACK TO RUSSIA LONDON, Ocl. 18. (Renter) President Tito, in an exclusive interview with the British independent Sunday newspaper, the Observer, said the present dispute oxer Trieste would not have the effect of making Yugoslavia turn to the viet I'nion. His coot i v v i- 1.
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    Ceylon's New Law Counsel
    57 7 COLOMBO —Mr I B Queen*rtpttd U\v in new Prime Min ster S Kotela •foliee of The DO foil when the Prin «-d Sir Lalit a R Queen' Mr. <; Ponnamba m i ter of Ind sa, v.. i 0.. ku d•• tup shuffle following ths ..tion
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    PAKISTAN TOUR
    20 7 KIN3; r al ll of h q rown Abdul I visil Pakistan in January •)«'\t ve ii- A.F.P.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    241 8 The following business was 1 done in tne Malayan Share Market last week: Industrials: Consolidated Tin Smlter Ords. 21/6. Fraser Neave Ords. $2 021 c.d.r b to $t 90 ex all. Federal Dispensaries $2.65. Gammons $2,771 to $2,821. Hongkong Banks Colonial Register $815--00. Malayan Breweries $3.25 c.d. $3.15
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    FEDERATION TIN EXPORTS
    46 8 MOVEMENTS of tin-in-conceiitrates from the malSV!and of the Federation of Malaya to Singapore an 1 Penang up to September to 41.768 tons, of which 4.454 tons were for September, according to official statistics. During September. Perak exDorted 2.858 ions, and Selangor 1.214 tons.
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      Teaching Honest History
      1000 9  -  MARTIN WIGHT By J?\ FRY generation resorts 10 lhe past for its own purpo_.es. For the Renaissance, history was the wisdom of th e ancients, teaching !u lmcs hy example; for the Romantics. it was the buried memories of the national consciousness. Today it i s pressed
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      GOOD SENSE
      743 9  -  Harold Nicolson By Letters from Charles Dickens to Angela Burdett (outts. 1841-1865. Edited by Edgar Johnson. (Jonathan Cape, 255.) IT is depressing when we A discover that people of great genius sometimes possess small characters. We expect them to flaunt vast purple sins, but we do not expect
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      CRIME RATION
      279 9  -  Maurie Richardson By WHICH DOCTOR, by Edward Candy ((.ollanez. 10s. 6d.). Blunt instrumentation of unpopular specialist at children's hospital, with some kidnapping to follow. Excellently written with detailed pediatric background and suitably clinical characterisation. One of the few de-tective stories of any real distinction for months. RAFFFRTY. bv
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      503 9  -  S.C. Ha r land By The Facts of lAtr. By C. I). Darlington Alle n and In win. Pp. Hi'. r >s. pROFESSOR Darlinglon*i book is e>f the greatest importance to the- inhabitants of this disquieted planet. He writes with Are i" his banes. He writes
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      458 9 rii Abner 1 1 By Al Capp rZv' LAST 6 WEK >s^3?'^ T OH.rr-AH LOVID THA^T______________B I C BIDDER -RJMTHC T__^H BUI AH'LL NEVAH GIT V NOTE ■■■MpT— -------SSBBBSSB| ,)TOF IT^A^ALOTOF A BOOT HER *SoS A^^Hi BEAUX.ruL MOMEV-^f C?_rtiL' > W^^s Q>» I a>4VER-SA,V-SHUN-> DAV PErTsHUN-2° 3 AH MEANS 3
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    HOW I BECAME A 'VIPER'
    1981 10  -  Alastair Sutherland Mhl A "VIPER" is a marijuana smoker. He commonly experiences hallucinations and horrors that take the shape of snakes and serpents. He may suffer from monomania, believing that he is a genius. More often he goes stark, raving mad. Vipers haunt London's West
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    Fables Of A New Age
    700 10  -  Philip Toynbee dsfsdfsdffsdfdsf?L LONDON, POR MANY YEARS now I A have been vaguely aware of lurid magazines on station bookstalls whose covers displayed pretty girls looking out of space-craft windows or figures in metal suits staggering across a lunar landscape. I understood that these were
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    ALL TOP TEAMS WIN
    959 11 Burnley Give Arsenal A Rude Shock Lmhi! wu maintaining a similar record away from home at the expense of Sheffield I'nited who thev were meeting for the first time sinee th" war West Bromwich wore not in the brilliant form of some earlier games but did
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    Record Set By 'Cigar'
    50 11 PARIS, Oct. 18. (AP). Jisiisu driver Pierre ftruffi sei a new 100Bomctres speed record El cars ol category No. 1 %rda) >t lhr >l«n"ery rttk in his twin fuselage ir wilh <-°lera motor. strange looking made vehicle, icknamed the ;'»ouble roveted the disin 32 minutes. 43.04
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    SEASON'S FINE R.U. RECORD
    348 11 SEASON'S FINE R.U. RECORD LONDON, Oct. 18: (Reuter) Gloucester, the only Lt-class Kugby Inion the country with a nt record, sained tteir eighth victory of the season yesterday when defeated Newport by 8-3 at Kings<>ied lfi6 riot easily through the the i national r [n the corner ball penal- Incha
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    RESERVES SHOOT TO VICTORY
    162 11 RESERVES SHOOT TO VICTORY IPOH. Sun.— A team of the Ipoh Police Volunteer Reserve shot their way to an easy victory over the Kinta Valley Home Guards and the State Home Guards at a weapons meet today. They won the Theng brothers challenge shield which Mrs. Brett, wife of the
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    44 11 MR. V. S. PILLAI, wellknown Federation sportsman, who flew to Ceylon yesterday on two months holiday. Mr. Pillai played cricket for Pahang State. Before his transfer he was a regular member of the TPCA and Rilat Club cricket and football teams in Kuala Lumpur.
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    LEAGUE STANDINGS
    1084 11 LONDON, Oct. 18: (Reuter) 1 Football League standings after yesterday's matches are as follows: Clyde 7 3 3 13 13 7 Stirling Alb. Ranrers Falkirk 7 3 3 8 14 7 4 6 2 2 16 3 2 11 10 5 5 Airdr:eonian__ 6 2 3 7 17
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    ANOTHER 'DOUBLE' FOR WONG
    639 12 ANOTHER 'DOUBLE' FOR WONG A SINGAPORE motor-cyclist, K. C. Wong, riding a Matchless motor cycle, scored a double in yesterday's Singapore Motor Club Gap hill climb at Bukit Batok when he won the 350 cc Class 2 and the Unlimited Class motor events with times of 50.43 and 51.65 sees.
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    FRIENDLIES
    59 12 Results of friendly soccer matches played in Singapore yesterday were: Kinta Rangers beat Railwav Sports Club 2-1 at the Railways ground. Meng Chung and Samy scored for Kinta Rangers and Hussein for Railways. Unite i Juniors drew 2-2 with Albert Youngsters. Scorers for United Juniors were Albert and Fong
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    Title Lost
    52 12 BRUSSELS, Oct. 18. (Reuter) Ray Famechon's long reign as European leather? weight champion ended here lasl night when he wa s outpointed over 15 rounds b/ the Belgian Jean Sneyers, who took the title on a well earned decision before a packed crowd of 1.3.000 at the Palais
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    'GRANDMA' STILL GOING STRONG IN S'PORE B'TON
    614 12 'GRANDMA' STILL GOING STRONG IN S'PORE B'TON COMPETING yet another year, Singapore's badminton playing 'grandma,' Mrs. L. M. Pennefather overcame her first round doubles obstacle in partnership with daughter-in-law, Mrs. P. M. Pennefather in a manner which suggested another strong bid for a Colony title. The Pennefathers. competing j in
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    Title Bout For Thai
    64 12 BANGKOK. Oct. 18. (UP) Thai promoter Devit Chatikavanich i s flying to Sydney on Nov. 10 in order to sign a contract for a world title fight between Thailand's Chamroen Sondkitrat, eighth world ranking bantamweight contender, and Australian world champion Jimmy Carruthers The American National Qoxing
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    38 12 Tne Rupby teams of Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur, and King Geogre V, Seremban, which met in a friendly match at Shaw Road, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The Georgians won bu 19 points to nil.- Yong Peng Seong picture.
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    Chinese Are Set For Community League Honours
    517 12 Chinese Are Set For Community League Honours ALTHOUGH there are still two games to be played to complete the SAFA, Community League, the Singapore Chinese by scoring three goals against the Malays without reply at Jalan Besar yesterday became virtual champions. The Malays have to meet the Europeans while the
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    PENANG RACE WEIGHTS
    534 12 THE following is the card for the second day of the Penang Turf Club Autumn meeting to be run on Wednesday, Oct. 21: CL 3 Div. 2 5J furs. Film Studio 9.01) Limpopo 8.13 Recovery II 8.12 The Minx 8.11 Zambesi 8.10 Golden Dolphin 8.19 Conventional 8.08
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    SIKHS DRAW
    31 12 YOUNG Men Sikhs Association drew I—l with RAF Tengah in yesterday's SHA division 3 hockey fixture played at Tengah. Scorert for YMSC were Mohinder Singh while Charlie-s'-ored for Tengah
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    A Zatopek Victory
    87 12 LONDON. Oct. 18. (Reuter) Emil Zatopek. Czechoslovakia's triple Gold Medal winner at the Helsinki Olympic Games won a 5.000 metres race in an international athletics meeting i n Prague's Strahov stadium i n 14 mins. 9 sees., according to a Prague Radio message received in London. Second
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    McGovern In Trouble
    91 12 LONDON. Oct 18. (AP) Tommy licGovern, former! British lightweight charn] and one of the most popular, fighters in Europe, wa ed yesterday and charge,! wit hi receiving stolen women's un-i derwear. valued at tl'xiii He was released on bail. Two weeks ago ern' fought Joe Luc v
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    BOXER DIES
    31 12 MANILA. Oct. 18 (UP) Boy Nardo. vrbo after an eight-rou id fignt with Kid Frisco, in Puerto Prii: Palawan last night died t today in the Palawan provincial hospital.
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    AZIZ CUP TENNIS
    163 12 IPOH. Sun.— Perak Malays trounced their Selangor compatriots by 10 matches to one today in their annual tennis competition for the Aziz Cup Following were the results (Perak players mentioned first): Singles: H.M.S. Samsuddin lost to Yahaya Mustafa 6-2 retired; Johar Rashid beat T S. Noor 6-4,
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    Debate, He Cays On World Tour Controversy!
    130 12 Debate, He Cays On World Tour Controversy! "I HAVE atudied ,er> criticism* levelled nt lhe Standi,,. Badminton Asaociation of \l n t„\ nondent Jeffrey fame* by three private individual, r*H badminton tour. */"»»u„, These criticism*, in the I,J„ of the Slandina Committee tion and ju*tifie* the m1.,,, e*n\ Committee, are
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    DRASTIC CHANGES
    110 12 DUBLIN'. Oct. 18: <i Eire made some di i changes for then Wm d I match against Luxembourg at! Dalymount Park ha ();i Wednesday. October 38 Six of the side win. h the game Sfith PI sm i night ago have been dropped Thev aie Aherne. r.u tin.
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    No Stomach For Hot Air
    245 12  - No Stomach For Hot Air Jeffery James II WOI.IU; V |||:u Wlshis t„ lU| in 0in,,,,,,, lni|l||M J(jm Tou. ,n the be, rft! W, I l l ,N ",r ""t^ B»t lie should n..| other M t What in in piece «»r in,., eaaaat at i a a ;1 hum.
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    Olson In Top Shape
    74 12 NEW YORK, O. t 18: (Renter)—Carl (Bubo) O -o r wav considered 'more a- than hi s opponent. Randolph Turpln, of Britain, when be was medically examined today tor worfC middleweight tit e here on Wednesday. Dr. Vincent Naitllella N York State Athletic Commission physician, examined
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      3 1 YOUTH SSiiiiijUk oct...9.i953.
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      147 2 THESE pictures, taken by Freddy Oey at the Ith Annual Swimming Carnival of St. Anthony Boys' School held in Singapore's Chinese Swimming Club recently, show: (Top row. left): The St. Margaret':, team who wo n the metres free style later-school relay event, breaking their previous 1951 record of i mins.
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      Education In US Aims At Individual Development
      747 2 Education In US Aims At Individual Development T^TORE young people than ever are going to America's schools this tall, nearly 37,000,000 in al 1 ano enrollment is expected to continue rising because of the nation's high birth rate through 1960. In toe last year alone, some 50,000 new elassrooms were
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        37 2 THE SHEEP "MOW let us consider the sbeep. Who raises his wool for his keep. And depends on his drover To keep him in clover His work goes on while he's asleep. OU V k k. WAJLDROF
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      YOUR MARKS DEPEND A LOT ON LUCK
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      EP. 23—Chase In A Sampan
      766 3 EP. 23 Chase In A Sampan The Story So Far: BILL WILSON, Third Officer of the tanker "Port Royal," is a prisoner on board the coaster "I Tong" in Singapore Harbour, and hot on the trail of some contraband crates. He gets a message to his own Captain but by
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      232 3 f rest of the candidates were passed by some examiners, and failed by others. There is room for one more example, which is too good to be left out. It was arranged that six examiners should mark a set of papers in the usual way and compare their marks afterwards.
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