Singapore Standard, 25 May 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD l& 3^l S. Vol. 11l No. 322 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1933. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    'THILLI' IS UK BOUND
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    CRASH INQUIRY
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    Mau Killed
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    NO FOUL PLAY -STC OFFICAIAL
    86 1 "TH^RE was -no question of f< p sl san offl Of tl S Turf Club. who:, a I le C< apse of three on the opening day ol the Buk I Timah Turf ronation meeting, NfWi Reel who made his the ening Yace collap-c.i ne
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    3 U.S. TANKS DISAPPEAR
    56 1 NEW YORK. May 24 (Reuter) The New York Daily News today reported three 48--ton American tanks had disappeared during U.S. Army manoeuvres i:i Germany. The tanks. M-47 Pattons, might have crossed the border into Cze loslovakia and been seized b Red Army, the pap< m a
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    Two Ships Sink After Collision In Channel Fog
    158 1 DIAL. England, May 21, <AP).— All crewmen wore reunited rescued from two sinking freighters today, utter separate collisions m heavy fog blanketing the English Channel. coast guard siid the 1.451-ton Norwegian ler Ternefjell sank after colliding with anothci ship, the British Dotterel,
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    Probes Yield No Trace Of Vietminh
    119 1 HANOI May 'J4. (AFP) French-Laotian forces wore yester lay reported to have ap r.red t h c initiative throu ghoul north Laos and to have .inched offensive probing thrusts Luang Prabarv4 reports that some ol the thrusts had reached to as far as three
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    Roof Top Seats For Crowning
    74 1 LOXDO\\ May 24 (Heuter) —Hundreds of thousand* of seats, from which people will see the Coronation procession of Queen Elizabeth II have been erected m every possible place along the route, more than five miles lor.?. Every bit of ground, balcony, window and shop from
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    Chen Murder Hearing: June 22
    58 1 MALACCA. Sun.— The date of hearing of a ca>>e m which a Penang headmaster. David Chen, was shot and killed, has been fixed for June I*2 at the Malacca Assizes. Facing a tentative charge of murder is Lee Kheun Kau, who with another, escaped from
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    CYCLIST KILLED
    39 1 TAY KIM PEXG. a 40 year old motor-cyclist \v;is killed while riding m a lane off Jurong Road, 16 miles from Singapore. A pillion rider, who was with him, escaped with slight injuries when the motor-cycle skidded.
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    Dragon Declared 'Alive'
    159 1 Dragon Declared 'Alive' BLESSINGS from the Mother of Heavenly Saints were invoked yesterday on a golden dragon one of the main attractions for the Coronation procession m Singapore at the Man Chor Keng Temple. Telok Aver Street. Dr. Lim Boon Keng declared the dragon "alive" by cutting a red covering
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    Marriage Illegal, Rules JB Kathi
    255 1 GERL WED FOR A MONTH BUT- JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— A pretty 20-year-old Malay girl, who ran away from home to marry her brother-in-law, sobbed when she was told by the Johore Bahru Kathi, Tuan Haji Ahmad Shah today that her marriage was illegal. The girl,
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    PI Air Mission For Indonesia
    71 1 MANILA, May 24 (AP) A Philippine Air Forc e goodwill mission to Indonesia will take off on Tuesday, the Air Force announced today. The mission, invited by the Indonesian Government, will consist of eight Mustang fighter planes, a C-47 transport and a PBY amphibian craft.
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    Taipei Papers Against Talks
    98 1 TAIPEI, May 24. <AP).— The oflicial Central Daily News said yesterday the coming Bermuda talks between Britain. the United States and France would be of no value it they merely paved the way for Big Four conference with Russia. It should be realized by now, the
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    Siamese Twin Under Knife
    105 1 BOSTON, May 24, (AP)— Surgeons successfully removed a tumour from the abdomen of a 41-year-old Siamese twin yesterday while her sister, also under anaesthetic lay strap pi besid her on the operation tabla. Dr. Frank H. Lahey performed the two-hour operation on Miss Margaret Gibb and
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    1,300 Homeless
    30 1 MORE than 1.300 people were homeless after lire swept through *he town of Ebetsu on Japan's northern island of Hokkaido early yesterday The fire destroyed 264 houses. Reuter
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    Radford For Taipei
    33 1 ADMIRAL Arthur W Radford. chairman designate of the US. Joint Chiefs of StatT. is expected to pay his third visit to Taiwan ihig month, it was reported m Taipei. AFP
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    POLICE JOIN BIG HUNT
    311 1 Rabies Drive Stepped Up In Singapore Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE pciicemen, armed with shotguns, joined m the anti-rabies campaign against stray and unmuzzled dogs roaming the streets of the Colony. They assisted the Veterinary Department's 20-odd dog shooters. The 'bag' m the Geylang area yesterday— -where
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    NAGUIB DENIAL
    37 1 GENERAL Mohamcd Nnguib. the Egyptian Print Minister, said on leaving a meeting of the revolutionary council that Britain's hand could be seen behind the rumours of a cabinet re-hvilTle. rumours which wore "absolutely untrue."- Reuter
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    PRAVDA AGAINST BERMUDA MEET
    223 1 nn? lOSCOW May 24 (AP)-Pravda today m a 4,000-word editorial denounced the plan for a Western powers Bermuda meeting and said a gathering wituout Russia might lead to increasing world tension rathet than a lessening of it. The paper emphasised that Russia stands ready seriously to
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    GUERILLAS ATTACK SALT MINE
    78 1 HONGKONG. May 24. (AP) A band of about 300 guerillas attacked the salt baking grounds at Hweilai m Kwangtung province on May 17. the independent Wah Km Vat Po said m a dispatch from Hweilai dated May 20. Forty guards were disarmed and 12. including the
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    CROWNING DETAILS
    12 1 Full details of Singapore Coronation Week programme m Page 4.
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    CLARK IS SILENT ON UN TRUCE BID
    207 1 MUNSAN, May 24, (UP).— l'nited Nations Commander Gen. Mark Clark and allied truce negotiator Lt.-Gen. William K. Harrison returned to Korea for renewed prisoner of war talks today, shortly after the Communists insisted that all unrepatriated prisoners must be handed over to a
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    Visitors In UK Mark Empire Day
    93 1 LONDON, Mi> !l, CAP)— llritons and oth«r Commonwealth p« aatea here for Ihr < oron.ition celebrated Empire D.i v together today. I lure wore ■padal church sci vices and patriot w mrct ings of various kinds. Empire l>a> Roe N bu«k to {he reign
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    "Korea Is No Guinea Pig"
    153 1 SEOt'T.. M. v M Koi\ .1 t< >v deman led a CisiVC VO at ;.:iy !>i£ |> talks where the fate oi X may be i In a public culated bete acting>P and Foreign Mm i P Yung Tal declared: W W< tu,\ .< fuinea
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    ANOTHER PLEA FOR DEVAN NAIR
    270 2 ANOTHER PLEA FOR DE VAN N AIR Teachers Union To Take Case To The Highest Levels Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE teachers will ask Government to re-consider its refusal to re-instate Mr. Devon Nair as a teacher m St. Andrew's School. The newly-elected Executive Committee of the Singapore Teachers' Union will
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    Star For Singapore
    122 2 CONSTANCE SMITH. one of |hjf two Twent eth < Vnt'ir.v-Kox stars wmo are due m Singapore on .lnn I to attend the oneninj; ceremonies of the new Odeon Theatre. With ro star Jeffrey Hunter, sh,. will remain m the Colony till JttM 10 when they will fly
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    NO FEAR OF RICE CURBS NEXT YEAR
    226 2 IMPORTS of rice into Singapore arc proceeding according to schedule and there need he no fear of a rice shortage m the near future, Mr. I. R. M. Willis, the Colony's Assistant Director of Commerce and Industry told The Standard. There were ample
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    FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
    79 2 AIR. Paul Abisheganadcn who conducts the Singapore Chamber Ensemble held a full practice of the Ensemble's programme "t'oronat on Fos"t British Music** at the Briti.sii Council Hall, yester(l.i.V. The Singapore Chamber Ensemble will render their selections lor the Coronation' Festival of British Music at the British Council
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    Talks To Avert A Strike
    89 2 REPRESENTATIVES of the 1 Singapore Lighter Workers' 1 Union and the management of the Genera] Lighterage and Transport Company will meet tomorrow to negotiate a setnt ol the claims of the i npany's 120 workers. The workers threaten to go lon strike next Sunday, if
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    FORCES KILL GIRL BANDIT
    75 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. One woman terrorist was killed yesterday by a platoon of the 3rd King's African Rifles IB the Jerantut area of Pahaug. Another woman terrorist with her escaped. A shotgi;.". and ammunition were recovered. Two area security squads m Ijok Furest Reserve, Taiping exchanged
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    Vital Meeting For Women Teachers
    141 2 MARRIED women teacher? Singapore are expected to turn up m full force for a meeting called by Mrs. Scow Pek Leng. the chairman of the women's sub-committee of the Teachers Union, at the STU premises m Onan Road, this morning. Mrs. Scow told The Standard
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    Army Asked To Show Sincerity
    145 2 Army Asked To Show Sincerity A CHARGE that the Army authorities m Singapore are not helping the growth of trade unionism was made by the president of the 9.000Stronf Army Civil Service Union, Mr. S.T. V. Lingam yesterday. He accused the War Department of not developing a better understanding with
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    Double Pay For Sunday To End?
    353 2 D AIL Y -RATED workers of the Singapore City Council may not get double wages for working on Sundays. A recommendation to reduce the rate to one and a half day's wages for those employees working on Sundays, will be discussed by the three-man
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    Weather
    87 2 MINIMI >I Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. on May 23 to 7.30 a.m. on May 24 Singapore (77F). Penan* (73F). Kota I'i'tru (74F). Kuala Lumpur <73F>, Ipoii (73F), KuaiUan (71Fi. Maximum Temperature: f.Mu 7.30 a.m. to 7.36 p.m. on May 24 Singapore (88F). Penanff (89F). Kota Bahru F). Kuala Lumpur
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    World Tour Contest
    217 2 ■READERS of the Singapore Standard are asked to vote for miL 25 an r J* 0 1311 who m th^ r opinion, has contributed most to the enrichment of the •ocial. cultural political economic or sporting life of Malaya th» woHd W ifl n Vir WiU b
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    SUJ Luncheon
    115 2 Mr. W. L. Bl.vthe. the Colonial Secretary, will a talk to journalist! and iheir guests at a luncheon sponsored by the Singapore Union of Journalists today. The luncheon Will be held at 'he Capitol Restaurant at which he Japanese and German Consuls-General are expected to attend photo. PANGERAN
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    Close Time: A Reminder
    119 2 SINGAPORE Mid issued itateillLili yesterday saying that s'>me pcouie m the Colony 'ire not observing the Wild Animals and Bims Prolc-rtion Ordc p. The public is reminded that there is a rlos e time throughout the Island for the following w.ld animals pig-tailed monkey, banded leaf
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    TTC Plans Fun Fair
    62 2 MR P. S. DEMPSEY. th< Principal of the Singapore Teachers' Tiaining Col will open tlio lir t un fair 1 the College at Monks II school on Juno It 15 part the Irairnns Colleges COTOOation pi gramme A sor;al and dance at the school hal< v/:!i
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      81 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT \li: LEE Si-.NG CHONG of 4") Niven R'Kiri Singapore, fishes to express her,. his heartfelt thanks to all his relatives iincj friends who made il i >i!.s. sent wreaths »nd a] i attended the il <>i hia beloved wife on M :.v 2'-'>, 195 l !^^j FLEurt de feu
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    SIX EX-BANDIT COUPLES WED.
    267 3 MEMBERS OF RED GANG GAVE UP EARLY THIS YEAR rendororf fn g i? T h u S organisation has since been rendered ineffectual by the security forces ,J hos f whose marriages took place today were Liew S/.e 2 f cx "Platoon commander and former aide
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    ANTI-RED PATROL PRAISED
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    On UK Leave
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    RECORD PADI OUTPUT
    62 3 1 8 :h I S I J i IS 1 over 1 ration. •se tuo States contain 4i) percent of padi land m t l country ai\<\ they also produce bigbesi average yield per acre. They also have sufficiently large surplus production to send out 50.000.0 M
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    Unity After School Urged
    242 3 PENANG, Sun.— The hope that school children would carry on being a united Malayan nation even :iiter leaving school, was expressed by the Federal Legislative and Penang Settlement Councillor, Dr X Mi named Aril! at the annual dinner of the Penang reachers' Vnion held at the
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    Varsity Tour Fund: $2,204
    58 3 THE three University of si lent hi, dies orng the tour to India and have now collected 52.201 oi t of SH.ditO required. Ot s, the Historical, Eco- Geographical Socollected $1,263.40 proceeds ol a variety concert he'ei recently. E 'i of tiie student is exto contribute
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    Oil Company Workers To Learn Malay
    94 3 SERIA, Brunei. May 24 (Rcuter).— The British Malayan Petroleum Company here is soon to start compulsory Malay lessons on company time for European and Asian employees who have an insufficient working knowledge of the language. Th e plan follows the arrival m Seria from
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    No Card: Fined
    30 3 MISS B.E. Harris was fined $10 m the .Tohore Bahru Police Court yesterday for not registering and obtaining an Identity Card within th e prescribed time. Photo.
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    Lyttelton Praises Tempter
    125 3 Lyttelton Praises Tempter B.iril VV Lnulund. May 24, (Reutei i\lr Olivei I.yttelton the C'o!o nial Secretary, said here that 'leneral Sir (fcrali Templer. High Commissioner m Maiaya. wa s a man to whom "all the natives wave md smile as he drives around" Mr Lyttelton said the General had not
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    BUSINESS DONE
    175 3 Business Done May 16 to 22. Industrials: fcHtish Malaya Trustee Ltd. $7.00. Gammons 52.(\7) to 52.70. Hammers $2.75, William Jacks $3.57*. Malayan Breweries $4.30. Malayan Collieries $1.30. Oriental telephones (J9/6. Straits Steamship $19.50 Straits Times $3.80 and $3 85. United Engineer Rights $2 00 to $1 80. Wearne
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    Neglected Villagers
    65 3 ALOR SIAR. Sun.—Residents of Pokok Serin New Village are harassed by mosquitos since DDT spraying was discontinued three months ago. A mobile dispensary visits the village every Tuesday but no doctor accompanies it. Another worry for the villagers, is that no private mediral practitioner from Alor Star, 12
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    Lecturer Due Here June 26
    63 3 MR. Colin Jackson, leader of t';e British University debating team to India and Pakistan m 1949, Is expected to arrive m Singapore towards the end of June on a lecture tour to the services. Mr. Jackson will give a public talk on "Social Services mi
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    New Appointment
    23 3 SQUADRON Leader R.N. Williams has arrived m Johore Bahru to take up the new appointment of Staff Officer, Civil Defence. Johore.
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    Company Reports
    463 3 The Bassett Kubber Compam Ltd: made a profit tor 19.V2 01 $91,344 (13 f f> and dividend M 10 r e is recommended. At baianc ing date net liquids were $160,198 or 23 cents per share. Cost of production was 74 5 cents p« j r pound m
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    SMALLMEN BACK FEDERATION LOAN
    142 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. To date, 1,672 Malay fishermen and padi planters and Chinese shopkeepers m Trengganu have invested m the second instalment of the Federation Security Loan. They have all jointly subscribed to the loan small sums ranging from one to ten dollars as their share
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      205 3 p. viili more Bargains fur everybody i PRINTED RAYON PIQUE 36" KAYSER TRICOT PANTIES Pattern SI S).;»operyd. $3.50 $2.50 100 iH-r %d ENGLISH PRINTED CREPE AMERICAN HALF SLIPS 'ted mm nmwm*. petticoats iON 45" SWISS FINE BROCADE Sl3s $8 J per yd $4.r>o 8.5 25 per yd. CHINESE EMBROIDERED PPI
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      235 3 jj A NONCABBONfITED WW PASTEUBISED IBt I BEVEBAGE. ;i Aim, FHOM THE JUICE I j 1 OF SUN-KISSED L^Sfe, OBANCES 'd^^F' CALIFORNIA V_ FRAMROZ LTD. -aH XiiK iir i^ i;s 1 1). phi 1 I *TU Hard Top wSLMXAwt— Countiy Club i I The Car of 1953 I NO "CENTRE
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      715 4 Singapore Coronation Programme FULL DETAILS CF THE WEEK'S CELEBRATIONS FOLLOWING is the full Coronation programme for Singapore from Saturday. May .'to to Sunday Junr 7. On tliis page are maps .showing the restricted area for ibe Wtefe and thr queen's Birth'i*y Parade route on June S. SATUBOAV, MAY 10 830
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      661 4 poor at .lamia Mosque. 7 p.m.: Illuminated pr I. l^sion, (Organized oy ihe ■»>- -dcs Chamber of Coflamer c. Guilds and Associations J aking the following route: Clifford Pier, PuUerton Road. A..:"iI son Biri^e. High Street, SS 1 Andrew Road. Stanit'trd 'Road. North Bridge it md. 1 Elgin Bridge. South
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      692 4 •ession. (Organized by tha Singapore Lighter Owners' Association.) Route, from Telok Aycr Basin to a point oft Tanjong Katong. 8.45 p.m. Choral Orchestral Concert by the Singap Musical Society at the Victoria Memorial Hail SATURDAY, JUNK 7 :>() a.m.— The Parade held on the Parian^ m honour 111 the Oificial
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      352 4 •J "N. V N^S. j\ Mrl/V^Vftrtt^ Singapore Restricted Area <4^//\f \v Ful.lerton Screening of Soce'al Coronatioo and othti Rims organized by tlie Sir.yupoie Youth Council. Free Show at the Busch Circus. rhe institutions catered for are: St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital, Tay Lian Tcck Road. Bushey Park Home. Breeze Roau. oil
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      375 4 of Crippled Children*! Hon.e WEDNESDAY, JINE 3. 1.30 p.m. Cinema Show by Singapore Youth Council full length ti!:n with Coronation him ut Perak House. 5 p.m. E n tertainroent by Scouts ut Gimson School. 5 p.m. E n t criainment by RvM Cross Cadets at Salvation Army Boys" Home. .*>
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      90 4 Kat< ng -St. Hilda*i S ho. A. June 4. S.'Ai a.iIV Kalori^ II S* PaU lck*l School, June J 1.19 Serang on I Set Euglista S I "<''. .1 me 3 4.w p m. Serangoon 1 1 St. Andrew*! School .lime -i. 4 p.m. Towner Road Junior Technical School. June
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      321 4 Bukit Timah Chinese High School. June ;>. 4 p.m. Newton Monk's Hill School June 3, 4.30 p m. Geylang Geylang Enf School, June 'A. 9 a.m. Telok Kurau— Telok X, English School. June S, I Naval Ba-se Canberra School. June U. 4.30 p.m. CORONATION AX( lIKS Kandang Kartell Refl an
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    64 5 BEACH BOY (left): By Ong Cheng Yam, 533 Serangoon Road, Singapore. Rolleiflex, f 3.5. 1/500, Super XX. STUDY (right)- By M. Goh. Contax (la, f 1.5, 1/1250, llford FP3 ADVENTURE (top): By Sim Kuan Sui, 21-1 Jalan Daud, Muar. Rolleiflex, f 8, 1/100, Kodak Plus X. PYRAMIDS
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    Civics Course
    394 6 i^iuKi was made m Penang last week when the first civics course for Chinese Senior Middle School boys was held It was organised by the Department Of Information. Penang. and 32 boys from Chung Lin/-; I! h School were selected for the course. These lad tl c future
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    Anti-Rabies War
    293 6 'J'HE speed with which the authorities acted as soon a rabies infected dog was discovered m the Geylang area of Singapore is commendable. And m declaring the whole island of Singapore a rabies infected area, the authorities have shown that they are determined, not only to prevent the
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    ORIENTAL DYNAMITE
    819 6  -  PETER RUSSO A man who knows Asiu'tt secrets warns the West: Drop the political cosh WOW! By TF you want to size up Asia today, leave your homemade logic at home. You will get nowhere with the neat causes and effects that you are used to, and that
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    WHY CHINA WANTS PEACE
    499 6  -  O. M. GREEN By o epor ts »rt reaching London from varlottt sources that Chou Bn-lai'f appai ntly conciliatory propoMili lor renewed peace DCflOtiatiOM m Korea were not dictated by Russia, but were spontaneously insisted on by Chou. with i freedom denied him while S'alin was
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      Limit Technical Schemes Call
      469 6 Sir; The news i;e:r» Eg your recent issue under the Heading The polytechnic project whai is wrong 9" may give the impression that I a:n criticizing the work that is being done by the Committee appointed to make a report to Government on the need or
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      WHAT IS A LABOURER?
      253 6 Sir; In your issue of llih May, 1953 it was reported that the Assistant Labour Commissioner informed a rural bus company that the term "labourer" does not include drivers and conductors. And yet year In and year cut the office of the Commissioner for Labour informs
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      'Not A Quip'
      113 6 Sir, Allow me to draw your attention to an article m your Thursday's issue about the induction of my good friend Mr. Lam Thian into the Rotary Club. I strongly object to th e woid "quipped" when no quip w«s meant, expressed or implied. Following my little
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      Disagrees With World Press
      188 6 Sir: A few days ago Sir Winston Churchill made what na§ been termed by the Western press as the greatest speech ever made by him since the war ended. Any layman with a bit of commonsense could see through this speech and analyse the further implications.
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      Govt. Clerks Are Still Waiting
      189 6 Sir: A month has passed since the Arbitration Board made their decision regarding the Government Clerks* claims of arrear s of salary Although all the clerks were very disappointed by the award, they accepted the cIl- ision m good faith as nnal and did not
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      Don't Raise Bus Fares!
      321 6 Sir: Nothing could be more deplorable than the proposal of th e Singapore Traction Company to increase fares if th c one-way scheme is not abandoned. It is doubly deplorable that this suggestion too should have come at a time when it is obvious that the
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    Margaret And Rutland
    38 13 |)!l«»to PRINCKSS Mh-mi-p' danrcfl with the Duke of RutFamily Welfare Association's Coronathf Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane. London. ts wore red. white and blue dresses, and o r i ballroom was desiraed m the vnnt> AP
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    Nehru Agrees To Talks In Karachi
    108 13 Nehru Agrees To Talks In Karachi I DELHI, Way 24, (AFP, AP, Reuter)— lndian »ru sent a telegram on Friday to Mohammed AT confirming his asreeied persona] conference which would tueen the two m Karachi, shortly after ►urn from London. i< n the two coun- with *heir o c num-
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    Red Plan For War Revealed
    199 13 j WASHINGTON. May 24 (Rculcr) A former Czech oilier, trained l n Soviet military strategy, has informed the House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee of purported Russian P-ans to launch a war m Europe --before 1955," it was disclosed .yesterday. j A Russian decision to
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    Premise On Mao Denied
    44 13 WASHINGTON May *M (AFP)-The United States Department yesterday brand- 1 eel as absoluteiv false reports that the US Government had promised Great Britain to recognise Communist China if the present armistice talks at Panmunjom resulted m an honourable Korean peace
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    532 13 SENATORS HIT POLICY MEN ON AMMO SHORTAGE v. > VY A J S M |N GTON Moy24(R c uter)— Shorto 9 es of om m u«;»- x the United States forces m Korea has resulted m definihT.-J J* f effects on military operations and "a needless loss
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    115 13 Bt'EXOS AIRES. May 24. (AP) Every package mailed In Argentina must be taken to a post office and undergo inspection before it is wrapped and sent, the Government announced yesterday. Senders must bring their own Wrapping paper, string and paste. The new postal regulation apparently If a
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    150 13 the vSEFSV™* lay 24 < A P)-France has asked 'm Ihl I!? r^^ f r a SmaU ■towrf^CMTter for use m the Indo-Chma war, and the American Government is considering the request. Diplomatic official! who disposed this yesterday said the French naval forces
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    117 13 BIiRLIN, May 24 (Keutcr) Hungarian Government loaders have reaf firmed their earlier decision that British businessman Edgar Sanders, m prison m Hungary for alleged espionage, cannot be released. Mr. Harold Wilso-i, former President of the British Board of Trade, said this yesterday, m arrival from
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    WE WILL NOT BE PUSHED ABOUT'
    204 13 WE WILL NOT BE PUSHED ABOUT' MOASCAR. (5.., < Zone), May H, (It <•< neral Sir Frann Com nander >f Bm\ Egypt. j-ai(i here y« motto for the Sut is "we will not b« i about. 1 In an blttlvlflW v.i'h nGeneral Festm^ >. i,.',. i, r C j s
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    Gale Kills 4, Cuts Top Off Tower
    98 13 TURIN, Italy M Reuici A ga!i Italy A.i.t four perion of otben and hoavy dMIMfle m Tui In, l v and othtf conmunitk At ihe Nelghi of the lightning lopped f m than 100 u< t from tl p of Turin's .148-foot I
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    134 13 Talks On N'lists Begin BANGKOK, May L' 4 (AFP). riie conference opened here today to settle the ques-<-ion vi disarmament and Withdrawal through Thailand oi en.ne.se Nationalist troops m northern B irma The talks ate held behma closed doors. _M»itary representatives of Thailand. Burma. Nationalist t hina and the United
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    28 13 LORD Abt tcomumv (74). Chairman 01 John Brown, the firm which bu:lt the Cunnrdera Queen E'izabeth and Queen Mary, died m his home on Saturday. Reuter
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    29 13 THE Indian Communist Party was thrown out of its oHices m the centre of Xew Delhi yesterday after the mortgage on the building had been sold. AFP
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    Railmen On Strike For A Day
    104 13 PARIS. May 24. (Reuter) Hie most serious wave of French labour unrest m two years gathered strength yesterday as striking rail way men save the country a foretaste of the disruption likely to follow next Wednesday's national rail stoppage. Whitsun weekend holiday traffic from
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    A-Spies To Be Spared?
    61 13 WASHINGTON, May 24 (Re iter) —The United States Government rni^ht consider sparing the lives of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, the convicted atom now BWa ing execution, if they would give information about any posMbie undetected espionage against th c United Stat( Justice Department aid tonight. This
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    167 13 LONDON. May 24, (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth yesterday drove to Windsor Castle, the Royal residence 30 miles from London visited by Crown Prince Akihito earlier this week, for a quiet weekend with her family while the nation entered a final week of preparation for her
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    95 13 WASHINGTON. May 24. (AP) Americani for Democratic Action ADA another crack a» "McCai thyism" yesterday and adopted a foreign policy p.ank declaring free peoples aro drifting apart for want of "positive" WO\ <\ leadership by the U.S. The organisation, which describes itself as c«>.r». of
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    165 13 PARIS, May 24, (Reuter)— President Vincent Auriol yesterday called on the French Socialist leader, Mr. Guy Mollet, to try to form a Government. This is the fir- iteP *oj wards forming a government to repiaro M, Rene Mayor's Cabinet which ft 1 lasi Thursday
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    584 14 By A Market Correspondent THE period of uncertainty continues, the savants have disappeared and space on the fence of indecision would appear to be as unobtainable as a seat for the first Test Match. The apparent determination of so many to have
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    1080 15 Service— Key note Of New colony Hotel HOTEL of distinction con olwoys tokc pride m its efficient service, comtort, cuisine and locality, and these ore the very qualities which have marked the new Embossy Hotel m Singapore as a place which persons of taste would unhesitatingly gather. Although i; was
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    189 16 Malacca Boxing Revival MALACCA, Sun Last nighfs efFort to revive boxing m this town after a considerable lapse drew a sizeable Llalacra crowd, but the spectators could certainly have done with more action than that given In the bouts at the City Park. In the main event, Lim Ke« Chan
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    THE NEXT BIG FIGHT
    38 16 THE NEXT BIG FIGHT London: Britain's Randolph Turpio (right), and Charles Humez, of France, the two contestants for the world's middleweight championship. The contest will be held at the White City. London. on June 9. United Press Photo
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    410 16 by JOHN FARKOW, A.P., Sports Writer. LONDON, May 24, (A.P.)— Here's a birthdayinvitation on Saturday night— come and join m celebrating Denis Compton's 35th birthday. And take it from me there's good cause for celebration. Denis, that colourful cricketing cavalier who rattled 3,81G runs m
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    EUROPEAN VICTORY IN SIGHT
    751 16 EUROPEAN VICTORY IN SIGHT SKEPPARD HITS 105 WITH 57 runs still to be scored, the Rest face an innings defeat m their annual 'test' against the Europeans for the Clarke Cup. The Europeans are m a commanding position and unless rains put a damper on things, their hopes of victory
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    TIME SAVES THE CIVILIANS FROM DEFEAT
    409 16 rv.- }I a s ?T r renresen *atives of the Singapore Cricket Association were having a leather hunt on the padang against the Singapore Europeans, the Junior representatives were having a tough time against the Combined Services at Balestier Road yesterday, on v time
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    PERAK XI PLAY WELL AT TAIPING
    163 16 TAIPING, Sun— Superior m all departments. delighting with short, clever passing, a Perak Football Association team beat Taiping 3 o m a friendly match played before a large crowd here yesterday. In the first half, Taiping gave a creditable display, especially goalkeeper Bateman and
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    80 16 TAIPING. Sun. In an Army Cuptie played here yesterday, 12 Royal Lancers were held to a I—l1 1 draw by 2 Supply Depot. The Lancers opened up well and gave the Depot defence no rest for 15 minute?. Soon afterwards, Turley. oil a good move,
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    222 16 Star Contest No. 17 of stars for you to spot on Wednesday. i mi ii s tor this contest will close next Thursday And the prize winners names will be published mi n the Movie Fase of the following sund.it Si.ind.ird No correspondence will be
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    429 17 JOE LOUIS- STILL IN THE HEADLINES in\ kilu" fl\ MM i«yj (IP)— There was a knock on Joe NtU room door and from outside someone 10& drrN MH,rc minutes, champ." uid t<n ,"in. Inuis turned over on his cot and Tin- d<>/^.inir already?" J ML 1 Joe got off the
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    22 17 US Must Stop Importing footballers n li it' iit e<! I, 35 I not be i r I '(1 i V tO
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    118 17 TAIPING, Sun.— ln view of the good entries received for the Coronation Water Sports to be held at the Coronation Swimming Pool on June 2, the Committee has decided to hold heats on May 26 and 27 as follows: May 26: 90 "Metres Free Style Open,
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    90 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Entries for the FA Cup. JKOC, and the Old Boys Cup are being invited and should come m before June 16. The Old Boys Cup which was won by the VIOBA last year will b e the centre of great rivalry again this year, as
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    100 17 MELBOURNE, May 24 (AP^ Leslie Colman, a member of the Melbourne City Council and State Minister for Transport m the Victorian Government, will succeed Arthur Coles as chairman of f he Olympic Games control committee. /'The Olympic Games organising committee today accepted Coles' resignation with regret and
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    BRANDER SHIELD CRICKET
    192 17 IPOH, Sun. Ipoh Railway Institute scored a runaway ten-wicket victory over PCRC m yesterday's Brander Shield league cricket played on the padang. Batting first, the Rec s were dismissed for a paltry 39 runs of which 10 were contributed by Nai Lek. The veteran state player, A.
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    NATIVE DANCER GRABS THE PREAKNESS STAKE
    325 17 Va»?elbm M e°xpr F e'ss M d y er^lp H A T > n Nativc Dane Kentucky Dwbveot bark b h y Dark Star ln the to win the USSIII7J T pI the ain line yesterday urn u?£a^is a: awe j^t" Alfred Vanderbilt's great
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    162 17 Al f AT T U PAHAT. Sun. The All Johore Chinese Interbchooi football, badminton and basketball knockout competitions were played off here at Batu Pahat recently. The following schools qualified for the finals which will oe hei d m Batu Pahat on June 3 and
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    251 17 PARIS. May 23, (Reuter) Top-seeded Jaroslav Drobny, of Egypt, entered the men's singles quarter-finnls of the French lawn tennis championships today, when he beat the young Australian. Rex Hartwig, by throe sets to one. Playing under broiling sun. the left-hander won by 6 2 2—6. 6—4,
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    SERVICES, POLICE IN SHIELD FINAL
    253 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Selanßor Services will meet the Police m the Final of the Navaratnam Shield. In the semi finals played yesterday, Selangor Services beat Selangor Club by one wicket and the Police beat the Malayan Railways by 6 wickets. A feature of the
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    86 18 IPOH Sun.— Nicky Cu'eb pron the YMCA Open Invitation Tennis Championship by defeating Lim Eng Krat of th t > PCRC m three sets. The scores were 6 2—6, 6-2. Lim, playing aggre- -..voly, It'll 3—o m the openiir; set but became c>rratic and lost six
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    82 18 SINGAPORE Indian F.A. team t > play against Singapore "A' at Jalan Besar Si.iciium tomorrow will be selected from Narayana (IRC). K. G. Snppiah (Star Soceeritrs), Bala (IRC). Suopiah (Hovers). (I wge Phillip (PBU), M. Ghani (IRC), S. D. Williams (TBA). P. Suppiah (IRC), Rashid (IRC). S Dut
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    GAULT RETAINS TITLE
    190 18 GAULT RETAINS TITLE SPARTANBURG. South Carolina. May 24 (l*P> Henry <E'appy> Cau',l successively defendod his North American bantamweight title for the third time last ni^lit with a tenth round TKO over Manny Castro of Mexico City. Fighting before a highly partial hometown crowd Gault had Castro stumbling m the ninth
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    1189 18  -  BILL MOSS Superb MCFA Defence Rattle HK Chinese By Standard's Soccer Reporter. A CAPACITY crowd of 13,488 at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday saw 60 minutes of rousing, action-pc^fced soccer when the Malayan Chinese edged Hong Kong Chinese by two goals to one to become
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    391 18 IT was indeed a -proud an,l happy Aw Boon Seong who received the magmjicent trophu from the wijf of the M.C.F.A. president, Mrs. T. W. Ong. And he had reason to be. It was his brilliance ana fnie leadership which paved the way for Malaga's vw lory, and no
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    CHANS COOPER IS FASTEST IN SPEED TRIAL
    339 18 PENANG, Sun.— The first >,„.,•(! i, h Mm the 44 Sungei Nibong Kilometre' held »»v tin and North Malaya Motor Club proved i nmiifi i i i i M 1 1 Rliniti ii (DBII I ins oii r UH H Q l 'I
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    THE GAMES WILL GO ON
    208 18 MELBOURNE, May 24 (Reuter) State and city leaders concerned with organising the 1956 Olympic Games emerged from a meeting on the crisis here yesterday to say "the Games will go on." Further talks are to be held to consider a successor to Mr. Arthur Coles,
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    S'pore.'A'
    48 18 S'pore.' A' The S ngnpore "A" team to play the Singapore Indian F.A. at soccer at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow will be: Skinner; Boniface. Hassan; Vass, Kirn Bong. Osm a n Johan; Sulaiman, Charlie Chan. MaJleqUtt, Ibrahim Mansoor. Omar Awang. Re-erves Yew Chan?. .Tohan. Hoon Leone. Booti Khim.
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    480 18 Weights for the second day of the Singapore race on Wednesday are: Cl. I— Div. 2—6 Frs. Individuality 9.00 Pulot Piiteh (late Duty Dance) 8.13 Quarter Deck 8 12 Zanzibar 8.11 New Look 8.10 Gay Co-ed 8.10 Acceber 8.08 Midnight 8.08 Indelible 8.07 British Paragon 8.0(j
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    SBA Inter Team Results
    67 18 KUALA LUMPUR S Results of Mm Selangor H inter-team tingle* rhampi ship ties plawd at Kamp At tap wore Springdaic beat Liew Kwonf Hon 3— 2 Lien Hwa Novioa s— r»; B.C.A Nanyang 2: A10i... Kamwillc 3—2, Todar*i natche l."k ii beat Novices J— l; St'
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      51 18 SINGAPORE SOCCER: Sino-Malays v Hong Kong Oiinese Friendly Jd'cn Besnr; Braddell SC v Naval C/C Staff Div. 3C Ceylang; Blue Rovers v United SC Dir. 3C— MFA; JoUilads AY v Netaji MSC Dir. :;b -CYMA. CRICKET: Europeans v Rest -SCC U ci./m. KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER: IDFC Final Bungsar v Peinling
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      365 1 WITH THE CORONATION only a week hence, the Youth of this country join the millions m schools all over the British Commonwealth to put the finishing touches to their pageants, rallies, concerts and marchpasts. We know that nothing is being spared by way of money, time or
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      78 2 At Rangoon Road School the under fifteetts liiul the lime of ill—V lift's. (Left) The hoys of Httusr us tiitir leant it ins again. Shnut themseltes lnuirstus llteir leant it ins uitniit. '■'> llelott The cubs race in pr«fre#a. il Jalnn IdMT on Salunlay. Iriulo-i himsr S<
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        78 2 Empire Day Programme 'I 111. follow ine is the special Empir Day pro gramme for schools to be broadcast by Kadio Malaya tomorrow: BLUB NKTWOKK 8.00 a.m. Empire Day Message m English by DvI.v High Commiiitomr. Bii Donald alacGUlivrajr. S.l*> a.m. Translation m T i .iin. M;i. .iv Malay to
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        78 3 Make AW ord Tlck-Tack-Toe pyp Con you makr wor«t tl« k ttcfctotiT U'm ntth«M hard to do B»'« ,IIIN« lh«Mo UIC kWO HIM «I«»-;m tow i That uiusV :«lH li xonxlhiny t<MJ L vt. J9. X i Picture Definitions Word IVrinitions A( KOSS 1. Ai I was to Si Ivtl
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