Singapore Standard, 18 August 1952

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    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 11l NO. 47 MONDAY, AUGUST 18 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    STORMS KILL 11, 35 LOST
    109 1 STORMS KILL 11, 35 LOST and t 33 mis ing I pounds. 2.00Q resi- er« Qg m the I C IC c roar of m indd the cliff, th« vie- a to the many old and I be! r« I b ial waj torn i a had receded ad Photo
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    DROWNED MEN LAID TO REST
    37 1 FUN RAL sen ces I two ea i ft eta Is will be held t■i iv it Tan Taipeh I .>. men, viceBritish Consul Adrian Coi lyEvai and 4ls nmd Smyi i were
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    Rubber Study Group To Meet Again
    83 1 Rubber Study Group To Meet Again THE Working Party established by the tatecnationa] Rubber Study Group at its last meeting m Ottawa ha.s been meeting m London and has concluded its preliminary examination of prool rubber industry covered bj its terms of reference: The question of possible surpluses or shortages
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    BOWLES TO VISIT S'PORE
    49 1 NEW DELHI. Aug. 17 (AP>— American Ambassador to [ndia Chester Bowies is leaving on Aug. 19 for B three-week "im--1 ial" South-East Asian tour. Bowles, accompanied by his wife and two embassy officials, is scheduled to visit Rangoon. Bangkok, Saigon, Hongkong. Manila. Djakarta and Singapore.
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    Killing Leads To Riverside Chase
    203 1 Standard Start" Reporter A CHASE along Boat Quay m Singapore yesterday afternoon, following a tight between some sampanmen which resulted m one man being killed, ended m the capture of his alleged assailant m a cotleeshop. The body of the man was recovered later from
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    LOCKHART FLIES TO SARAWAK
    54 1 Standard Staff Correspondent GENERAL Sir Rob Lockhart, the Deputy Director of Operations, Federation has left Kuala Lumpur for Kuching, with two senior Federation police officers to advise the Sarawak Government on measures to be. taken m connection with emergency there. Sir Rob will be away only
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    Soekarno Hits At Colonialism
    114 1 INDONESIA. Aug. 17 (ReuterJ —President Soekarno of Indonesia today attacked Dutch "colonial rule' m West New Guinea which he said was being carried DUt without Indonesia's consent. The President made his statement m a message commemorating the seventh anniversary of the proclamation qI Indonesian independence. A
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    SCHOOLS CHARTER READY
    571 1 federation Plan For Six- Year Free Prima ru Educa tion Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A six-year-course of free primary education for children of all races m Malaya m National Schools is recommended by the Special Committee appointed by the Federal Legislative Council to study the
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    'I Speared The Informer' (ACCUSED ADMITS)
    509 1 gjg hj render. Neo's confession, which described Peck Teow'fi summary trial and execution by the '"Three Star peopie'' .luring the inter\ r al between the Japanese surrender and the introduction of British Military Administration, was admitted m the I of opposition from Neo's counsel.
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    TEMPLER VISITS POULTRY FARM
    161 1 IPOH, Sun.— The High Commissioner, Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, visited the Ilu Kinta Co-operative Poultry Farm at Sungei Rapat m Ipoh this morning on his way to the airport prior to leaving: for the Federal capital f Gen Templer was accompanied by Lady Templer and the
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    Leaves Cut
    33 1 CAIRO. Auff. 17 (AFP) The Egyptian Prime Minister. Aly Maher. yesterday ordered cancellation of vacation for Police and Administration civil servants as well as of all leaves for Armed Forces personnel.
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    Fortune Awaits Missing Girl
    174 1 TENGKU Sharif Mehda binte Mahmood, an Indonesian print ess who was reported missin? m Singapore m June last is believed to have SI million worth of property awaiting her m Indonesia. Her commoner husband, Mr. Ishtiaq Ahmed told The Standard that it has been ascertained that
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    Indies Praise For Penang
    90 1 Indies Praise For Penan g P E N A v G, Sun— Mr R Kiswanto, Indonesian representative m Penang .said at a cocktaii party m celebration of the seventh anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia tonight that it was desire ol his Government to help build a peace: il and
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    Smallholders Chief Named
    64 1 IPOH. Sun Rei itives of the Malayan Chinese A. tion and the Uj ted Malay National Organisation met today and c ected Inche Nasaruddin Rai Fe le al and Councillor pro-tern chain me proposed Pei tk '>'• Smallholders' Association Mr Lee Ah Weng, a well-ki ous was
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    Reward Offered
    47 1 LONDON Aug. 17 (H iter)— The London Sunday Di-; today announced the oflef ol 500,000 ancs (aboul reward to myone Riving Information le to the capture of the murderer of the British Drummond family, who billed camping m the Soul era French Alps 12 dayi
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    One-Pound Baby Lived One Day
    100 1 Photo ipo ir sun mm. pound h.ihy horn ptrm.i tur«'lv to a Sikh uomm m the Ham par hospital two days MgO, liv<*d for on»- d.t\ This phenomenal txr of a mic pound baby bHnu ablf to survive that loßf was t<»lrl to The Standard
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    Planter Went For Third Man
    74 1 KUALA IPUB S I ropean ■i- arc;) <>! Pel .k WB k. patrol <>f i impanied bj I contacted they had taken up ambusl lions mi the Inch followed, two the tei mana One n >• I X i m the Bentoi was woun I
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    Envoy To Japan
    6 1 PRESID! ipp >inte
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    Olga 'Queen Of The Fair'
    24 2 c Souza Land Fu rair ras held at 1 i i aid o: t.ne Rt. g j trui F
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    5-Day Meeting
    50 2 fAIPING sm. Teachers r let diocds inchid- SUS bods, UB Perak. v P( tang and Province Wi jv. mcl .-i Eenaag 'i a lay Q ar> Educa-I v c [inning on August 23 Venw f the C nference b v Ch esc Mi tho I Church s* Lan<
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    S'pore Unions Form educational Group
    111 2 S'pore Unions Form educational Group A TRADE Unkm Congress Fdur.atior;;,] Grown omprising who attended Mr. F w Dalley's. British l expert, co -rse In June this year was for ned ai h m <-' V-H.-;-The representatives taduded those from the Sinea- er era i mof Unions of Government Employees. Malay
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    Qualified Marine Engineers Badly Needed In Singapore
    327 2 Qualified Marine Engineers Badly Needed In Singapore THERE is a serious shortage of certified marine engineers m the Colony, Mr. D. D. Graham, Acting Surveyor-General of Ships for Singapore, states m his report of the Government Marine Surveys Department for 1951, released yesterday. He states that the number of permits
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    Illegal To Use Houses As Stores
    114 2 DWELLING houses that are converted into godowns become unauthorized buildings, Mr. W.I. Watson, Singapore City i Architect, told The Standard yesterday. In v \>.;rt case, it was pointed out that many ground floors of buildings m Singapore originally specified for dwelling purposes are being
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    69th 'Fair Prices' List
    66 2 THE «9th -Fair Price" Usi issued b> iae Singapore Deputy itroTler of Supplies: C<>nck r^cd Mi!k 14 07. tins. 'Arrow 65 Cents. P..-.vder>-r! Miik. 3 1b tins. "Everyda: $4.78 cts. Jam 12 oz tia "JXL"' Strawberry 65 <o cts.-do-other i fruits 40/50 Cts. Jam 24 oz
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    JAGA DIES
    44 2 n i >:.') -k i. J igaii died c Sinj ;>o:-e. m HITS t day BM>rn k c cc* Ked ibead injuries m a r aw] Sikh at the D Road and Kaxn- J R d, short ler l) c detained a •aspect
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    He Does Not Know About This Strike
    107 2 m r p. f. v »rmed The Stj oda "d st night thai i t be© ese stokers c G Dei tmenJ l on str i ke 1 1 ie si kers n c ported to )-day ultimatum to the C• Council President
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    1,070 July Accidents
    68 2 SINGAPORE 1070 r-nad accidents m J as compared wilh li'9o J.;:ie This represents an verage daily rate of j 34 5 as againsi :'n.s for J^^.c (a ease of twe aceid< ots Der d The preseni average daily rate > the ow est s nee Apri .;4.4
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    Postal Party
    41 2 MEMBERS of the Singapore P si and T^'.i.^:;::^ Uniformed I Staffs I" .an celebrated their j anniversary with a dinner fol- >we<J by a K< ifi >t the S.V.C. Ha i. Bea m Road last v l i 4
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    Fish Dealers Get Together
    132 2 j FOR the Brs^ lime La the history of the Singapore fish I Merchants Association and i Fish Dealers Benevolent As- sociation, prizes were awarded to guests, friends and weili wishers at their anniversary dinner held at the Club House in Tan Quee Lan Street on
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    She Visited 30 U.S. Cities To Tell America
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    Indian Dances Well Received
    96 2 THE dance recital I c Indian Fine Arts Society, on Saturday, considered as this year's major show was well received by the entire audience at thi Victoria Memorial Hall. The Society introduced an Indian classical dancer m the person of Mr K.P Bhaskar. who directed most
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    Commodore Refused To Negotiate
    113 2 UHIOH SAYS tIF 800-strong Singapore Naval Base Labour Union yesterday accused its Commodore Superintendent of denying the Union its rights for an interview to negotiate on behalf of its members who had been served with notices to quit on the grounds of redundancy. In a statement,
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    26 GIVE BLOOD
    82 2 FOURTEEN volunteer? from the Ist Singapore Regt. R. A.. Blakang Mati, six men from the Ford Co., Bukit Timah Road, and six from the Malayan Naval Force gave Their blood to the Singapore Blood B; k last week. The balance m the 8.-ir.k X O I l»
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    On Furlough
    44 2 .MR. B. H. HIPKIXS. the Up.it Manager ol the Malayan Film Unit. Kuala Lumpur, is leaving for U.K. by air on six months furlough. He is ajecora panied by Mrs. Hipkins. daughter and son David, and will leave from Singapore on Wednesday.
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    Singapore Shipping Casualties Decline
    173 2 A TOTAL of 62 shipping: casualties were reported to the Marine Surveys Department m 1951, according to Mr. D. D. Graham, Acting Surveyor-General of Ships m Singapore, m his annual reoort released yesterday. This figure represents a drop \of 22 incidents reported the I previous year.
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    Ruba Now 'Is Better'
    81 2 Ruba Now 'Is Better' RUBA BIN SALLEH, the three-year-old son oi ;> Cocos Island boatman, who was flown On Sa:u:-da>- m an RAF Sunder- I land from Christinas Island o! medical treatment m Singapore, j underwent an operation lor suspected diphtheria at the Mkidietoo Hospital the same night. The operation
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    More Time For English Radio
    171 2 Standard Staff Reporter MONDAY, Sept. 1, marks a further extension m English language broadtasting over the network of Radio Malaya, Singapore. At 5 o'clock every evening English programmes will be on the air with music and entertainment thro-.igh to the news at 6.15 p.n'Hit majority
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    5,000 Spend Freely At Charity Fun Fair
    86 2 A GALA LAND V V aid of the Et i iptoi E Building F tnd was <.■■ id U day al :;:t j St. Joseph's ti I Ltution Sports F:< < B: li Eload, S agaporc. Air M;t hv E! Sanderson, I Comander-in-ChieJ
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    Insurance Companies Steal March
    18 3 irai «n--ol c prop are the s j the Or t c re >re
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    BONUS CUTS TO TOP WAGE TALKS
    423 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.-Whether on no* managers of estates shou ld cxcrc.se d.scrct.onary power over the grant of bonus payments to be one f seVeral moMers which come unde?7taS<i ncgct.ohng eomm.tje., of the Malayan Planting I nd ustr ies »yers AssocM&M ond the Pan-Malayan Rubber
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    Go vt. Treated Applicant As Suspect
    184 3 Go vt. Treated Applicant As Suspect IF i ivic-minded citizen offering to help Government out of Us difficulties m the matter of staff shortage are to be treated as suspected persons, it appears that the object for which the Public Services Commission was set up is defeated, says The Progressive
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    Bashful Rescuer
    52 3 AFTEB rescuing a young Chinese woman from Rochore Cm i yesterday morning, a Singapore M il ly youth left her on The bank, summoned the police, and vanished. The woman was 21-year-old Yeo Ah Muay, a widow with Iwo children. The scene of the incident was near Kota
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    Man Collapses
    32 3 WONG SAN SOON, an aged Cm aese with no fixed address collapsed a1 the junction of Stanley Street and McCullmn Street' In Singapore yesterday afternoon. He was taken to hospital.
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    Coronation Committee
    81 3 TUP: following have b^en appointed to serve on the Coronation Celebrations Committee for 195:5. under the Chairmanship oi Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, Deputy Vice-President of the Legislative Council, Singapore: Messrs. C.C. Tan, Lim Yew Hock, Yap Peng Geek. .T.M. Jumabhoy, H.J.C. Kualasingha, S.E. Travers Tan Siak Kew. D.T.
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    'Eve' Pageanl Raffle Result
    103 3 RESULTS h the di i m the raffle organised >y the Commit'•■e Ol the "R-nde/ >i with Eye 1 ,eh iritj pageant held m i imaU noun <i yesterday I v ning i: tei 'V sec md nighi s perform mcc m the Reffles ballroom are
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    Johore Programme For Indies Scouts
    243 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— The 12 Indonesian scouts headed by the Minister for Education m Indonesia, who took part m the South East Asia Patrol Camp m Kuala Lumpur will he entertained at Johore Bahru on Wednesday and Thursday by Johore Bahru scouters. Mr Syed Nasir
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    They All Enjoyed It
    132 3 THERE vis much activity this week m planning and making p epa >:is for exercise •"Rabbit" which the MRNVR named Operation Butcher's Hook. Despite stormy weather there was <" excellent turn-out The 'A' Coy. known as 'Redland Forces commanded by Capt I > Sin- Chong camped
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    Church Fund Lucky Nos.
    131 3 THE draw for the lucky num--1 bers of tickets sold 1" aid o\ the building fund of the Star ot the Sea Church- Naval Base, .took I place at th e Naval Base on Sal irday night. The following v tilt- numbers that '.von prizes: 1
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    262 3 \< i nun tomorrow Singapore rower cuts for the next mornKSr v .11 be mciinlMi m tie liii.i ml im- Substation liable tv load shedding today arc; DAY \delpM, Wayang Sato. Chartrnd Bank. Union Building, .rii.k Ivenue. Dunewm Road. sSart Kirk, lioiia.nl Road, Adam Parl University Hostel,
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    WOMAN SLASHES BROTHER-IN-LAW
    123 3 ALOR STAR, Sun.— Woon Yong Ifeong, 29-year-old widow of a shop owner at Alor Janggus, North Kedah, was today sentenced to three years' simple imprisonment by Mr. Justice Abdul Hamid at Supreme Court here for hacking: her brother-in-law with a parang. The ixicident took place on the
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    WHAT'S BEHIND THOSE DINNERS
    238 3 IPOH. Sun. Saturday, August 16. is a day that should be remembered m Ipoh. A large number of important people have visited the (own this weekend Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald who opened the Malayan Amateur Athletic i Association meeting yesterday. J General Sir Gerald Templer who
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    Pahirih—First Suffragette
    132 3 Pahirih— First Suffragette THIRTY women listened attentively to Miss Munecra Fozdar. daughter of Mrs. Shirin Efozdar of the '"emancipation of women. when she spoke on ■The World First Suffragette" yesterday morning at the Bahai Centre ai Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore. Miss Fozdar said that it was exactl 7 400 years
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    3 New Societies In Singapore
    51 3 THRKE societies have been registered and one exempted under the Colony** Societies Ordinances The societies registered are the "Karambakkudi ThiruvelLuer Tamil Promotion Assqcia tion," the M Keow Siong Ciub" and the "Princes Elizabeth Estate Community Centre." The "Bukit Panjang Government School Pa.-en't-Teacher Association" has been
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    Architect Workers
    33 3 Architect W orkers THE Singapore City Council Archi t c <: t Dei;;ir!!:.ei:' Workers' Union will liold its annual general meeting on Aug 24 al 'R' F Bio^k. LJppei Weld Road at 4.30 pjn.
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      79 3 i V fl Al J vVNONW FOOZY I'M I'M GLAD YOU'Rtt (ohTdUNNO^ fEH? WHAT'S THIS? fNAW, J WA6 JUOT THtNKJN 1 o*H^0 H^ v7| r Ws^^lL^T SENSES WORSE THINQ& LOOK YME QUICK.' ABOUT WHAT A WHALE Of Jl\ il B v?ki& MY HEAOAN' (AT LAST.>OU'P BE M6TER THAN THAT ARE
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    Britain's Crises
    706 4 inclined to stifle a yawn ai the news that Brttain is again confronted with a serious crisis, it is because they have beard this ck story once too often. Since the end of the mpending bankruptcy of Britain has become I tditionaJ theme of every Chancellor of the
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      WORKERS' HOMES ARE NOT PRISONS
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      Malay Infant Mortality
      136 4 Sir: Your Review of Views on Aug. 5 under the caption 'Malay Health' from an editorial of Utusan ayu has drawn my attention. Utusan is quoted ns having alleged that Government does not care for the i [fare of the Ma ays, which i> supported by the
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      Havelock Community Centre
      267 4 Sir;— Regarding Mr. T R. Fernandez's reply m defence of the so called DeltaGanges W< fare Association, I wish to point on: thai he is shifting the argument m order to hoodwink the public. The fact is tii at Mr. Fernandez is an active member oi the
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      PROTESTS DECISION
      129 4 Sir; Tne Labour voters demanded an emergency general meeting be called. m the South Ward to elect a candidate t#r tne forthcoming December election, as the majority of the Labour supporter- are dissatisfied with the recent nomination announced by the Labour Party. In his reply to this the
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      No Reason Given For Dissatisfaction
      97 4 Sir: It is reported that Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Chairman of the Labour Party of Singapore. is dissatisfied with the nomination of Mr. Peter Williams as the Party's candidate to contest the forthcoming City Council ejection m the South Ward. In the absence of any
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      Utusan 'Mistaken'
      55 4 Sir; I was shocked to learn from the "Review of Views" that the Utusan Melayu editorial dated Aug. 4 alleged that the government did not care for the welfare and health of the Malays, and that European nurses were sent only to the new villages of Chinese squatters.
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      Sarawak's Position In C'wealth
      206 4 Sir; Sarawak is m the news now on account of an internal crisis winch i£ happening there and its Government has declared a state of emergency m Kuching, the capital town Sarawak's position m the British Commonwealth appears to be defined quite clearly m a treaty
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      IMPROPER AND ALSO WRONG
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      PROBLEM OF MCA'S GIFT
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    Handy Guide For The Week-end Guest
    570 4  -  HAL BOYLE, By AP Correspondent r rilE first thing a couple does after buying a p:a:'e m the country is to s;urt having weekend guests. This is because they make a surprising discovery. They lind that m the snug retreat they yearned for "to
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    Islamic War Spreads To East lndonesia
    492 4  - Islamic War Spreads To East lndonesia ARNOLD C. BRACKMAM By Special Steß«lard Correspondent MACASSAR, Celebes (Indonesia) 4 ONCE loyal guerrilla -f*- leader, East Indonesia's '•Scarlet Pimpernel." has today turned traitor and joined forces with religious fanatics to establish a Moslem State m Indonesia. He is Kahar Muzakkar, who infiltrated Dutch
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    Police Chief Held
    8 5 ed to i jhe situation
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    Soldiers Rob Driver
    21 5 Soldiers Rob Driver pas- i i d 'Lot I \M Iresi Hum her ,::mi)li m "The ire m >th -ouind >lirrurpii.
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    Nurse Gave Girl Poison
    14 5 Ed to r o! her! Ed of is told I
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    MILITARY COURT FREES 545 RIOTERS
    337 5 29 Face Trial KAFR EL DAWAR, Egypt. Aug. 17: (Reuter)—lt ,s officially learned today that the prosecution is bringing to trial before a military tribunal only 29 workers out of the 574 arrest- ed immediately after the riots last Wednesday. The tribunal yesterday released 545
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    Mme.CHIANG IN U.S.
    54 5 Mme. CHIANG IN U.S. SAN FRAN< [SCO \uj R. Mrs. Chiang Kai- 4 the Nationalist ived here Hawaii to go 1 men] agfl skin ailll It was *aid to D€ C 3 i by nerves and complicated by a medicine. Mrs Ch for y mh hn Hospital here where two
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    JAP SHIP SINKS
    37 5 ;ii-: r s Co isi Guai d re- d the 82-ton Japanese ship. Vlatori Maru bu nd sank 100 nilea easl < To but all t:ie l wnen ■<.■>' picked up pv :ir:<>t!i<j: ■:>. -m A. P.
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    SEIZED IN BED
    46 5 WASHINGTON (UP -FBI D toi i Hoov< r ai I Ihe irn of John Thoma Hi W, one of V, < a's m most wanted tives m H; ntramck, i Michigan, yestei Hill had a >jed of an intensive FBI search since May 1950.
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    Red China Must Be At Pacific Confab
    298 5 fXMAW ENVOY TELLS US\ WASHINGTON, Ar.g. 17 (Reuter)— Mr. Binay Ranjan Sen, India's Ambassadoi to the l T nited States, said m a radio interview here today that India was opposed to a conference of Pacific Powers which excluded the Peoples Government of
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    RECORDFLIGHT
    23 5 LONTX>N Aug 17 <Reut< i d i «m Madrid to ;>• m seven ites and is claim- Madrid-London point to »eed e< iplanes.
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    US Manpower Pool Is Running Dry
    121 5 WASHINGTON. Aug. 17 < \P) The IS. Draft f conscription) chief says the pool from which he draws manpower is running dry and. williin a year, may be drier than it was at any time dining World War II "If this pool is as
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    PlaybovLoses First Hound
    279 5 NEW YORK. Aug. IT 'A!'' Socially prominent Minot F. (Mickey) Jelke lost a fight yesterday for an immediate hearing on charges he lived off earnings oi high-priced prostitutes while awating an inheritance of millions. A court put oft until tomorrow an. airing of the complaint thai the
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    RUBBER: INDIES, MALAYA AGREE
    265 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Aug. 17.— Th" agrefedeat clwecn two major natural rubber producers Indonesia and Malaya was the keynote of a conference ol the working committee of a rubber study group which lias just recessed here after examining methods <>i preventing burdensome surpluses. j 1:
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    'Use Gift To Train Malays'
    59 5 'Use Gift To Train Malays' I PENANG. osi- den- UMNO ince Wellesli I Haji Ismail bin eeneral me eting 1 I Buttery that it could be Malayan Chines^ Association could arrange Jths to be trai .< ►nal d th< gift be used to pay insi In thi -k! the Ii
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    35 5 WASHINGTON. Au:.' 17 <AP> —The U.S. Navy sought terday to forestall reports oi ii\ sauce by announcing pa::.; to launch a .-cries of crosscountry I ba oon flights this v. et It
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    Reds Seize UK Properties In Shanahai
    185 5 Reds Seize UK Properties In Shanahai HONGKONG, Am;. 17 (Reuter) IVkintj radio said that the Chinese Military Control Commission m Shanehai had \Pstrrdiy n'qimit:»no;! the Bctldl 9WUC4 Shanghai dock\ard ancf shipvanls of .Mollers Limited. The d 1 had I an .'tied m tl of th< people of China by tl
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    18 5 New Jetliner Makes Debut i \V A B 3 phint test flight I of the H ay < ,i !]<•<•■
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    Healthy Market Activities
    458 6 Industrials Provide Many Transactions By A Special Correspondent HEALTHY markets developed during the week and total business assumed moderate proportions. Industrials provided several substantial transactions as investment portfolios were revised or increased. Tjns benefitted from a firming metal market and there was a little more doing m
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    BUSINESS DONE
    195 6 Industrials: Federal Dispensary |l V) Fraser &c Neave Orci 53 j t) i 3 HO. Great Eastern L:le*s43 2.>. Hi:n:ner $2 20. Georgetown Dnye.isary $2 30. Malayan Breweries J4 7J Malayan $1,424 to $143 Oversea Chinese Bank $29 00. Raffles Hotel $2.90 Singapore Cold S >ra;;e $4 40,
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    FIRST AUSSIE ATOMIC PLANT
    76 6 FIRST atomic power plant for industry m Australia is likely > be erected at Backys Bay, on the western shores of Spencer Gulf, between Port Augusta and Whyalla, South Australian Premier Thomas Playiord announced. Mr. Playford said Backys Bay aus one of South Australia's deepest and
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    266 6 COMPANY REPORTS TVkka Taiplng Limited: Operated its rkedge during the year ended 31 >1 Ociober 1951 to show a profit of 01.53U (20.4%). after profits tax. From these piofits totalLing lU'; have been paid. Net liquid assets m balance shr-et work out at £163.097 jS lid. per share) before providing
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    Reds Top Pak. Cotton Buyers
    44 6 Reds Top Pak. Cotton Buyers COMMUNIST China heads the list ot buyers of Pakistani cotton for the season ending this month, havftig bought 397.287 bales: Japan comes second with 281.7*54 bales. Britain third with 87.090 bales and fourth was Hong Kong with 8(1.824 bales.
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    Bantam Champ's Points Victory
    72 7 JOHANNESBURG, Aug. *7 \P) Toweel, world bstfitamweighi champion, ben Georgi Rtousse (Ijrance) on points m a ten-round non-title light here lasl nifi tt T o w e c wei ling IS pound attacked relentlessiy j drop A 124 third meeting ol oxers. 1 f Ha j
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    Gaelic Football Is Now The Craze
    539 7  -  Roger By GAELIC football now makes head lines at Seletar as five teams prepare lor the cup fights m the very near future. The guiding light m this relatively i new game is still Cpl. j Delaney at Seletar, but I apart from the
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    Federation Team For Next Games
    144 7 Federation Team For Next Games IPOH. Sun. --The next Olympic games at Melbourne m 1956 may see a Federation team participating, General Sir Gerald Templer said at B dinner party given by Dr. and Mrs. Chohg Tak Nam at the Ipoh Station Hotel Restaurant last night. The occasion was to
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    Big Scores In North Cricket
    529 7 LONDON, Aug. 17 (Reuter)— The north of England had the laugh over thr south at cricket yesterday for with most of the southern games affected by rain Yorkshire at Leeds m a vital championship game against the leaders Surrey and Derbyshire at Chester field against
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    Fijian Hand Plays At Soccer Match
    66 7 SEREMBAN Sun Thhand of the First Battalion i I the Fijian Infantry received i great ovation when H paradon the Sen ban Stntr padang during the interval i a football mat between th< Selangor Chinese and the Neg Services. ■fhe match w.;-- m aid
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    3 PROMOTIONS
    48 7 KUALA I UMPUR, Sun Aladdin and Evergreen, w. ners on the opening day oi I Sleangor T Club*t August Meet have l>e< n pro from Class Four to C 'i tun while Observation, m nd t Flag of c has been set;' up to Class Two.
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    S'Pore Malays Take Lead In Community Lge. Chinese Beaten 2-1
    683 8 S 'Pore Malays Take Lead In Community Lge. Chinese Beaten 2-1 pliolo CLINGING desperately to their two-goal lead established early m the first half, Malays brought off a spectacular, thrill-a-minute victory over the Chinese to take the lead m the SAFA Community league. Malays won by the odd goal m
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    S'pore Indians Triumph Again
    271 8 S'pore Indians Triumph Again SINGAPORE Indians won tin- Gandhi Memorial ap loi tiu i second Umc since the series was >tarted i i I ils when they beat the Singapore Crickcl Club by n runs m exciting finish on the SCC padang yesterday. The Indians owed their victory to the
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    RACING 'KING' INJURED
    191 8 SALT FLAT, Utah, Aug IT (UP) Co A T Gardner, British light car raring king, was injured slightly yesterday when his MG "Magic Midget" spun out of control while he was di iving it at 160 miles an houi over Bonneville, Salt Fiats. Gardner made T >
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    K.L. RACE WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY
    527 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Weights for Wednesday's rates the second day ot the Selangor Turf Clubs August Meeting are: CL. 4, DIV. 2, ABT. 7 F. Millenden 9.00 Talkie 8.12 Flame of the Forest 8.11 Starain 8.10 China Town B. OS Matinee 8.08 Ropewalk 8.07
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    TODAY'S Sport
    54 8 S O CC E R S-4 V A Co m m v nity League: Eurasians v Singapore Base District at Ja{an Besar Stadium: Div. Mi Cosmos v YMMA at Geylang. SBHFA— Borneo Company v Handelshank at CYMA. CRICKET: St. Josephs Institution v Australian and English Oversea^ Schools Combined
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    Kelanlan Hockey League Starts
    82 8 KOTA BAIIRl". Sim..— The Casuals, this year's favourites for league honours, disposed iof the J o v i a 1 s by three goals to one. For the Casuals, Capt. Grant spearheaded the attack and scored twice. The other goal came from Trevor. In another match,
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    Perak Beat Negri In Friendly Game
    323 8 Perak Beat Negri In Friendly Game IPOH, Sun. An erratic Perak State XI scored ;i three-two victory over Negri Sembilan when \\w\ mv[ m a friendly soccer match on the Chinese Assembly ground this evening. The game was watched b\ crowd of 2,000 and was thrilling only m patches. Perak
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    Gavilan wins On Points
    119 8 BUENOS AIRES. Aug. IT i (AP) World Welterweight Champion Kid Gavilan opei his South American tour last j night by taking a 10-round, de- rision over Mario Diaz of Buenos Aires m a non-title J bout. The decision was unpopular th most of the crowd of
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    Indians Win 4-0
    32 8 N a junior cup-tie s >ccci itch, the Indian Recreation! Club 'A" beal Windsor Rovers I by four goals to nil at the Jalan Besar stadium yester- lay. I
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    Aussies Again
    42 8 NEW PORT RHODE ISLAND, Aim. IT (AFP) Australia's Ken McGregor and Frank Sedgman defeated the mixed American- istralian team made of He bei't Flam and Mervyn Rose ai the New Port tennis tournament here today The score: U-o. 75, 6-3.
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    Dave Sands Died Broke Says Paper
    145 8 Dave Sands Died Broke Says Paper SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. 17 i;fP I --Boxing chat, Dave Sands, who was k. isi Monday when his truck went over an embankment, Lrned £24,000 during hi* fighting career but died broke, the Sunday Sun reported today. The newspaper said S B i, who h
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    S'PORE BADMINTON
    43 8 THE results of the S c Kerala Samajam Badmini ton PartyV tournament he I the Singapore Badminton Hall yesterday were: Town TV beat R. K. Badminton P by five games to nil. Union Party beat Rural Board P by three I
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    Habonin School Sports
    32 8 Habonin School Sports A b 1 1 i m v 4* (i Inter Xi I i- X 'l Ml- nli> I inilc <i|it-ii: I mii^ lump < IMf tamp i Itirouiu" thr c
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    Ex-Champ In Finals
    10 8 Ex-Champ In Finals of the i rr.e- I X I
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      23 1 YOUTH _AJ^<n^NEW S PAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH OL. I NO. 15 MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1952. 4 PAGES FREE
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      CHARACTER TRAINING IN HOLIDAY CAMPS
      632 1 >>, f In i-ltnn lin -j rms «»r hi lt\ inn, v* iii a i Si ililrrn «|>rml m;ii"i"il\ of thfir 1 1 v ih« populi«»!i<la\ raui|>B nli!- .m Trillin". nii|f offer 1 1 liili! id (i})|>oriii■>i 1 1 ilimr living i :>ri>\ i triitv
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      Career Talks: Five Will Be For Girls
      106 1 a will be bel d S tooigbt at iture ha I er tor wo i v w coir. :irst time that talks are whirh c 8 -ill o! Malaya Thai rm is the full lures l (8 pin I R \v CalderCtHiimt'^w^* ol
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      By BRADFORD BENTLEY
      291 1 more important thai merely the acquisition of *ki!K To I'-jrn to win and lo^e gracefully, to lean cwMnrtetatioa HMT Others. ;md tO lr.ii n srlfrt*lia wr and responsibility ate the primary nvisoiis for levins I child attend (.imp. arcordin:; to th.- iUtswers Kxwtm by this pareat eranp.
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      CAMP SPIRIT
      38 1 I 1 I i a r enwip i > -rrit.'i period marks I oj a bus.v da;/ Jcrofed the study cf ham/k-rafr.s-, i ►rts ami outdoor crand a camp pror one o/ t/;0.,-(? 1 i m Che
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      YOUNC MALAYANS CLUB FOR S'PORE
      135 1 HPHfi Young Malayans Club for Singapore \Al\ hold its second general meeting on Wednesday, August 20, at 430 p.m. at tftc Victoria School Hall (oft Jalan Besar Road). The i iterim rom).'.»i;rec, elected soon after the club wa a formed f the first eeting on
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      A Prince Opened This Show
      566 1  -  S. Ramachandra By TX MARCH APRIL, 1922, there took place the MalayaBorneo Exhibition on the Anson Road Reclamation Grounds which, m my opinion, has no! been excelled by any other exhibit ion m this part ol Asia ever since. It was ■'<- blared open i;:>
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      'And Don't Forget The Carpet, Girls."
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      Brunei Girls Will Join S'pore Guides In Camp
      209 1 Brunei Girls Will Join S 'pore Guides In Camp By '(tv ih f s Spec m I Correspondent I/OK the first ItniC, two yuiders and lea girl guides from Brunei will j«»m the Sinsapdtc Gill Guides Annual Gamp lumi it mum mences n Saturday, Augusf T\ a| tii*- \>ri (•cmiit
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      Are Schooldays The Happiest?
      885 2 Are Schooldays The Happiest? bR i a jmbht Tfe x m T SCHOOLDAYS ore the happiest of our lives, some soy. I don't ogree. Or ot least, they ought not to be. All life should be happy. Yet it is true that there is a big difference between life m
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      Australian Athletes Hope To Run In Singapore
      600 2  -  "SPRINTER" By J i\ST week I had the pleasure of entertaining some of the world's best runners, amongst them being 1 Marjorie Jackson, the fastest woman athlete. At the age of sixteen, this young girl defeated Airs. Fanny Blankers-Koen who was touring Australia
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      STROLLING STUDENTS
      52 2 Express Photo. Kirkby students, m Malayan attire. stroll out after attending a lecture. It is summer time now and too warm for winter dress. From left to right: Jogi n d c r Singh (Malacca). Che Fatimah (Trengganu), Ismail Zain (Kedah), Sarojini Dcvi (N.S.) Evening and T. S.
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      In Passing
      189 2 Unusual Transportation BELIEVE It oc not, it is now pos dinghy made from glass. This small < "Aflday* 1 dinghy, is made from ftbergla craft la moulded m one pii n a fibre?, which, when inspected singly, are i human hair. To test -lie strength of this mated
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        Air Ride Over Liverpool
        95 2 i SIXTY five students, i under :he charge of Mr.' t.l. Calder, Lecturer in] (Education (Visual Aids), I had the privilege of see-; ing Liverpool from the air on Wetlnesd a y 'Angus; 6, 1952. Messes. Wright Bros. of Liverpool helped to make arrangements with f
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        Annual Athletic Sports
        182 2 The First Annual Ath;lelic Spurts were hold n Saturday. August 2. 1952 commencing at 2.30 p.m. Alter weeks of glorious Summer day?, the ram. 'came unexpectedly on [Saturday. The morning I started off very hopefully (with Lovely sunshine, but I about midday there was a I "tropical"
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        Summer Vacation:
        27 2 The College closed for the Summer Vacation on Saturday. August 9. 1952. and will* reopen for the new academic year on Monday, September 8, 1952.
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        Donation By Mentri Besar
        31 2 D.... ::i2 his recent visit to the College, the Mentri B ol Perak. Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, ted the sum ol I I to the Students" Union.
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        Course In Geography
        73 2 Course In Geography 1 fortunate students., Yip Am M v. Perak, and Miss Ong Lim Neo. gor, have been selected to attend the SumSchool for Field m Geography at Rhoose. Glamorgan, from August 1 2. to August 16. 1952. This Course is organised' by the Geographical A ciation for teachers-
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        Red Cross Course
        44 2 Mr. Mohan Singh, formerly a Cadet Officer of the Bjkit Mertajam B;anch of the British Red 1 Cross Society, has been .selected to attend a fourday Course for Command dants at Guildford, Sur*- < rey. from September 1. toi mber 1952. i
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        Red Cross Assistance
        27 2 Di' t I ments for the Continental! Tour by ing A ance by B C b S Internal tion i! accid' The France Genii.
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        "Staff And Nonsense"
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        SMILES Come Again
        20 2 SMILES Come Again Bui i Visitor: Butler: W Visitor: "Th* Butler: I lerdau for Visitor: ]>ny hi m." Butlt tfltj
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        Peter To Paul
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      YOUTH SPEAKS
      390 3 Community Centre? strati* en< igh Ed atic i Mi r n an exclusive inti r lew last 'ariouj 'moral <vi wh h are b< ng t itpoaed to. 1 more significant when we realise I i none other Ihao the Bead ol (he Singaeparl ent who lay ia
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      Freshies' Can Count Upon Seniors
      739 3 'THIS week. "Youth" continues its series of articles on the University and University life- '<>- day's instalment is on "Newcomers or 'Freshmen' Further contributions will include "Life m the hostels" and "The University Library". Be sure to follow them m "Youth." !lf N <>» iol»rr
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      HOME HAS MAJOR ROLE TO PLAY IN CHILD'S LIFE
      889 3 I O WHAT ♦•xtint is the home responsible for the education of a child? This is a question that has boon asked repeatedly by parents and teachers almost every day. and student tea- hers will admit that it is almost impossible
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      SO YOU WANT TO BE A LEADER?
      587 3 DO YOU WANT to be a youth leader?* You do? And. here's the reason why: You like people—particularly, young people. Yo« will get a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction from seeing younj boys and girls grow and mature. You will find that the
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      Answer These
      28 3 1 i) Why X a railway !ine like a blanket? Beeaoftf on slt-fpfrf. (2) What Is ft thai ha« three 't-gs but do body? A tripod.
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      TRAINING YOUTH FOR SERVICE
      232 3 r PHE BROAD outlook and determination group of young people 1 to the formation ol the Young People's Group, a Youth Department of the Bethesda Church (Katong) Started m 19*6 by th< pioneeivvolunteers, it aims to provide training of youth for Christian service. It has now
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        Princess Champar Thing and Her Magic Cat
        744 4  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER 6*4- episoih: /■> ARROW REVEALS A SECRET .iihl In-uail to J»:lltlimli- lh«- «00l of |Im i.mtM. littd iNarai Thihrs em* weari of his *tr*-nu-MH |»la\ with \hv viltl uniiiKil*. Ho decided, in -trail. In try his BMgic l»<«u ami arrow. \n!»«Ii
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        ACHIEVEMENT
        131 4 NINETEEN year old i Ronald Parry, who was i awarded the Victor > i Ludorum of the Victoria i i .Institution. this year, i for winning first plate m i the 100 yds. and the 220 yds., and the Hop, Step 1 and Jump, whilst being 1 placed second
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      Pictures Worth Collecting
      217 4 in]i^r~irT'inr!3~"llill iHxsi3^H*^"^*| l^yn^ ll l*KfK*3Uli s Kl c II :5- the first o' i > appear m c s many t ej'o 1 ton cc mony o f Qtieew I year, Pe?r< pages, <' 'ord-bc i ers, k\ }J 'i i co c to '"'s from to
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      DUMMY CANT ANSWER BACK!
      329 4 "ITOUNG Peter Boyle and his four friends ar» inseparable. They play together, go to the same .school and talk, like all schoolboys talk, at nineteen to the dozen. One of them, Benny, chatters even more than the others, but he never speaks until he's spoken to
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