Singapore Standard, 11 May 1951

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    15 1 Singapore Standard FGDGFGFDGDFG 1 KO. 314. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    UN Push Reds Back Near 38th
    83 1 KNO, Maj 10 (I IM itr«i Nations forces ,1 the li-t reiiinlag ununi-t fOTCCI m Sooth back lorn ard lhc 38th] 1. I "he withdrawing already hare aban- near!] lwo4hirda al ■itori ihei won m spring offensive Iwa ago. i rds c south I
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    Marshall: No UN Seat Or Formosa For Peking Govt.
    42 1 (SHDiGTOft, May 10. Defence Secretary Marshall said today the I'nited States, if ysary, >h<>uld veto any I i .id mit Communist the I nited Nations hd refaae to discuss ►vei Formosa to the
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    Trio Appointed For Defence Of Britain
    105 1 THE British Government on May 1 named the three men. who will be responsible for the defence of Britain, should war break out. The overall defence of Europe will remain m the hands of Eisenhower's Chiefs of Staffs, to whom the three British Commanders-in-Chief
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    HK Seizes 51 Dodge Trucks For Red China
    189 1 HOK iKONG M 10 (AP)— ngk ng G vernment eld up c- very ol pe D rice ucks ted :r. India and con- ted to local companies. i moi vaa the Rrst such to be 1 iken tinder the gem Regu iti
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    Fatal Accident
    33 1 HUEN VONG. 72 years Id, was ki .ed .->: about 11 o'clock last r.uht :en ne was involved m a collision with a taxi at Telok A-er Street Pinto Sounds Strike Warning
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    800 Govt. Hospital Attendants Urge Early Pay Revision
    249 1 Standard Staff Reporter EIGHI HUNDRED Singapore Government hospital attendants have told the Colonial Secretary that they will strike if their claim for salary revision is not settled at an early date. In a letter to the Colonial Secretary, the Secretary of the
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    London Matric Applications Turned Down
    180 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Education Department has refused to accept the applications of candidates who sat for their London Matriculation m January 1951, and who were referred m one subject only, The Standard understands A referred student told The Standard last night that this
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    RFC Lowers Tin Price
    148 1 WASHINGTON, May 10 (UP) The Reconstruction Finance Corporation today dropped the price of tin US 3 cents to USS 1.30 per pound. The action marked the third consecutive reduction by the a gene v. 'Prior to Apr. 22. the RFC sold tin to commercial users a'
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    Rush For Passages Now Over
    228 1 Standard Shipping Reporter THE RUSH for passages I from Singapore to England and j Australia, caused by the Decamber riots and the apparent j imminence of war a fewmonths ago. has subsided according to leading Singapore shipping and booking agents. The rush had resulted from
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    Truman: Acheson Resignation Untrue
    52 1 WASHINGTON. May 10. (Reuter) President Truman said today that there was no foundation for rumours that his present Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, was about to resign. The President, at his weekly press conference, dismissed rumours which had been circulating here— chiefly amongst critics of
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    UK Bans Rubber For Rest Of 1951
    328 1 UK Bans Rubber For Rest Of 1951 LONDON, May 10 (LP) Britain today banned rubber shipments to Communist China after Conservative leader Winston Churchill said the Labour Government's "appeasement" m the Far East threatened the ruin "of tlie whole free world/* Sir Hartley Shawcross, Pre- 1" sident of the Board
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    Britain Ready To Buy Rubber
    45 1 LONDON. May 10 (Reuter) Sir Hartley Shawcross announced that m order to mitigate hardships these decisions might create m Malaya and other countries concerned the British Government was prepared to buy the rubber for which forward contracts had been made.
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    Churchill Hits Labour On China Policy
    256 1 LONDON. May 10 (UP) I Wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill tod ay blasted "appeasement of the Chinese Communists and said Britain's recognition of Peking had made it difficult for the Western allies to reach any clear and strong policy m the Far East Ripping
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    Hornet Flies To S'pore From HK In 5 Hours
    255 1 ONE of the twiii-enjriiied Hornet tighter* Mefigprd to the R.A.F. m Malaya for the anti-bandit war \estrrtlav flew non-^top from Hongkoag to Singapore hf an indirect route m just over ti\e hours. The pilot, who had break- fast m Hongkong and
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    Rubber Worth £1 Million Left S'pore Thurs.
    107 1 LONDON, May 11, (AP> A member of Parliament said £1,000,000 worth of rubber left Singapore on Thursday for Hongkong and Canton, the latter m Communist China. The assertion, by Conservative A C. Bossom, came after i government spokesman disclosed Britain and its colonies
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    French Air Chief Presumed Lost
    65 1 SAIGON. May lfl 'Renter- Gen. Andre Hartemann. Frencn Air Force Commander m IndoChina. missing since Apr. 28 on a flight over Vietmmh territory, is now officially presumed "{alien on the field ol honour." Announcing this m an Order of the Day, Gen. Jean De Lattre
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    Reds Use New Jet
    72 1 \T AN ALL T F.D AIR R VSI KOREA, M.iv 10 i Rente-- A A!' The Communists are using a ew Russian-made I Li -jel h- I > intercept Allied bombing n lissions over North Korea a1 I W it The plane bat been sighted Least
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      126 1 NEARLY A MILLION SOLD! NETT SALES of the SINGAPORE and SUNDAY STANDARD both of which were established only 10 months ago have again made notable advances by an average of 1,099 more copies per issue of the daily paper, and 3,585 more copies per issue of the weekly edition. Jee
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    Three Women Hurt In Crash
    80 2 THREE Chinese women and a M.] di x. er were injured when the mot r c._r m which they wen travelling was involved m an accident with an omnibus at v .c junction of Still Road and Joo Chtat Place yesterday. One of the w.
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    Students Union
    45 2 THE Vice-Chancellor of the University oJ Malaya, Dr. G. V. Allen recently addressed a meeting of the Students Union. bul was not present when the Union passed a resolution protesting agaii st the detention of undt-rgradaates tur four nths without a trial. I
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    76 2 1 Photo. LADY GIMSON seen with the ADC. to the Governor, Capt. R. Bingham -Newlaud at the Mahjong drive held at Raffles Hotel, Singapore, yesterday. The drive was sponsored by the American Women's Auxiliary m aid of the Children's Aid Society Home. Lady Gimson had consented to five away to
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    38 Chinese Seamen Flown To S'pore
    62 2 THIRTY-ONE British seamen lett Singapore for Fiji m a Civil Air Transport aircraft Irom Hongkong yesterday morning The plane arrived from Hongkong t>n Tuesday and disembarked 38 Chinese seamen who were m charge of a British ship's officer. It is understood the Chinese seamen
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    Midnight Dream Led Girl To Suicide
    136 2 A MIDMGHT dream m winch a iromflti With blood on her face, urged a Chinese girl to iake caustic soda saying it was sweet was said to hare led to the death of the girl, Soh Pong Heng (14). This was stated by Soh's
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    REGENT VISITS MAIAY FILM STUDIO
    193 2 Standard Staff Reporter YESTERDAY'S Honoured visitor to the Jalao Ampas studios of Malay Film Productions Ltd.. was the Regent of Selangor who spent over an hour meeting Malay movie stars and seeing at first-hand all that goes on behind the scenes m film making. The
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    Gave Up His Studies ToGet Wife Back
    177 2 A YOUNG man who abandoned his university studies m a vain attempt to get his wife to live with him again was granted a divorce m the Singapore High Court yesterday, The husband was a student m the Hongkong University while his wife
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    NO LIGHTS
    27 2 TWO cyclists were each fined Sl3 by District Judge H. B. Livingstone m the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for riding their bicycles without lights.
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    Ungku Aziz Refutes Statement By Facer
    230 2 Standard Staff Reporter UNGKO AZIZ, the nominee of the Pan-Malayan Ruhber Workers* Union to the Arbitration Board denied categorically yesterday that he had been responsible for the delay of the Report any more than the other two members of the Board. He was referring
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    S'PORE POLICE ON THE OFFENSIVE
    340 2 All-Out War Against Crime Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police are now taking up the offensive In the fijj;ht against Communism and crime. Thi* !**ving over from the defensive has the doable effect of raising the morale of the Police and restoring the confidence of the
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    Bed-ridden Woman Had No Card
    125 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore First District Court yesterday heard how a 79-year-old Chinese woman described by the prosecution as mentally deranged. bedridden, and ailing had failed to register for an identity card. Yesterday her son. Tan Khaw Cheng, a labourer of loi milestone. Mandai
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    MC's Hawker Policy: Decision Is Deferred
    211 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE QUESTION of whether oi not to ac; ept the recommendations of the Hawkers* Inquiry Coitimi^ion to license all hawkers m Singapore was recently reviewed hy the Health Committee of the Municipal Commissioners and it was decided to defer the mailer.
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    Trade Mark Case Is Postponed
    123 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE CASE against two partners of Gian Singh and Company, Hardial Singh and Balwant Singh, for alleged offences under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance was mentioned again ln the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, and postponed sine die. Both defendants were alleged to
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    Made Use Of Workers' Pay
    73 2 Made Use Of Workers' Pay lIUNUSAMY Mumgan nrai sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment and fined $r>oo m the Singapore Third P. '.ice Court yesterday for breach of trust oi $771.64. being wages of his fel- low-labourers. Sacaya Pillay told the court that he handed 5771 61 to Munus.i.my to
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    Gamblers Fined
    35 2 THREE yom g men, Aug T<,v.z Jm. Chua Huay Kaw and Chua Leong Kee were each fined SIU m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday tor gambling m Omar Koad on May 9.
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    Privy Council Turns Down S'pore Appeal
    273 2 LONDON, May 10 (Reuter)— At the end of a three day hearing, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council yesterday dismissed the appeal from Singapore challenging the validity of finance regulations made under the proclamation of the Supreme Allied Commander, South EasU Asia. The
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    Rubber Forfeited
    49 2 A FIXE or £50 was imposed on Teo Kah Tbong '19' m the Sin- gapore Second Police Court yesterday for fraudulently having five sheets of rubber, valued at SHS at the junction of South Canal Road and Circular Road on May 9. The rubber was con- fiscated.
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    Bid For More TU Councillors
    95 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNMENT and Municipal Labour Union of Singapore is calling a meeting of all trade unions m [Singapore on Sunday to discuss Government's "unsatisfactory reply" to the Union's demand for the allocation of three seats for trade unions m the Legislative Council.
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      24 2 A C| L L L I A N, ;S RUBBER CANVAS DELIVERY IHOSE RUBBER FLOORING SPORTS EOUIPMENT SANDILANDS SELL JT 1 1 <? t£& (cujsberq
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    Cashier's Deferred
    209 3 Cashier's Deferred Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A XAAFI cashier. D. Frank- who was sentenced to 12 mths hard labour, on three counts of committing criminal treach of trust io respect ot $700, appealed today before Mr Justi c E. N. Taylor m Supreme Court here. Mr. H. Y.
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    POPULATION CHANGES IN FEDERATION Many Come & Go
    250 3 POPULATION CHANGES IN FEDERATION Many Come Go Standard Staff Correspondent KUAIA LUMPUR, Thurs.— With the daily departure of aliens from the Federation, it is impossible to give the exact numbers of the present population here. -«o. T »?o al fipure at {he vnd of J" 1 1949, was 7\!?>'?J? ™mpri»eil
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    Goods Train Derailed
    150 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Four goods wagons were thrown off the rails and considerable damage catised to the track when the 8.30 p.m. uptrain to Kuala Lumpur was derailed between Senai and Kulai last night. The train, which was conveying some Military personnel and goods.
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    Disobeyed Order
    62 3 Standard Start Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— A 153-year-old Chinese. Chong Hoo Fook. who moved from one area to another when his movement had been restricted by Government was today sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment m the Magistrate's Court here. Choilg, who was farming m Merapoh m Pahang,
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    28 3 pnoio. SHELL Company's new bunkerinf ship, the 364-ton Buaya which wag piled up on the bank of the breakwater m the storm, had just been towed clear.- Standard
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    Fund For Chinese Teachers
    165 3 Fund For Chinese Teachers KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Probably the first Chinese school m Malaya to have a provident fund scheme for its teachers is the Lee Rubber Factory Chinese School situated at the Setapak Village, about five miles from Kuala Lumpur It is also probably the first free Chinese school
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    Guards Repel Terrorists
    52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Members of the Home Guard m the Tanah Merah kampong of Kelantan accorded a warm reception to Aye bandits who entered their area yesterday. The Home Guards opened fire on the bandits who took to their heels and fled. Two of the bandits were
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    New By-Laws To Make KL Cinemas Safer
    223 3 Standard Sta ft Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR* Thurs.— Measures for greater safety at public places of entertainment are proposed m new by-laws for the Kuala Lumpur Municipality. The proposed by-laws were approved today by the general purposes committee ot the Municipality. Under the new
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    Kota Tinggi Rover Crew
    64 3 Picture taken on the eve of the departure of Rover Leader lnche Mohammad bin Nawi of the Kota Tinggi Rover Crew, to Johore Bahru. lnche Mohammad is seated m the centre. Others seated, left to right, are: Rover Mate Taib, Group Scout Master Che Hashim bin
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    RASC Vehicles Cover 24 Mil. Miles In 3 Yrs. In Federation
    476 3 By Capt. D. H. De T. READE TWENTY-FOUR million miles have been completed by RASC vehicles m Malaya since the start of the Emergency nearly three years ago. In thc meantime, the RASC the Army's "Mack-of-all-Trades" corps issued over
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    HadFirearms, Two To Hang
    160 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Mr. Justice Paul Storr, today passed sentence ot death m the Assize Court on two young Chinese after they were found guilty of carrying firearms and ammunition. Wong Chew Fah and Chan Kam VVan, members of the "Mm Yuen Gang
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    Malayan Police To Get 59 More Armoured Cars
    440 3 LONDON, May 10— The Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. John Dugdale told a questioner m the House of Commons yesterday that Malayan police had 118 armoured vehicles on its establishment. Additionally a further 59 armoured personnel carriers for the police
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    Coffee, Tea Price Rise Is Refused
    91 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Permission for coffee shops m Kuala Lumpur to increase their prices of coffee and tea has been refused by Government. A deputation from the Coftee Shops Association m Selangor was told by the Controller of Supplies. Mr. A.
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    Mentri Besar Advises Boys
    112 3 SEREMBAN. Thurs T Haji Dato Abdul Malek. the Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan told the Georgian Malay Studei ta Association at their annual general meeting to make full use of their opportunities while al school. He advised those who wrere enjoying the benefits ot the rubber
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    CHEAPER TO BUY
    51 3 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tnurs A M day, Abdullah Rashid, an charged bei >re Mr AP Jack m the first magistrate's court tod ty, with theft of b:\i.-s trained it (42 from the Sentul work-. p on Feb. 2. The accused pleaded guilty and was fined
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      64 3 Igft we!!, no but there's some- mM., thi^g just as MODERN here, and liMm it's the 1951 Sheaffer's Craftsman wWSi pen. "Just the shot" for schoolWm "im Wm\ kiddies, too! It's low-priced and VMS can take a lot of hard knocks. ms&| WHERE? AT ALL GOOD Wk\ DEALERS. _9 BORKEO
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      67 3 '^iSSlim.- 'A MTIUKKaS NUTS TO TH* M WHOP>" V. "^^Cf^^Z^rA f I WHY.._IT'S SHE LOOKS \THAT VIEW IS AWFULLY d£3ntf\ WHOP TING"/ SCHOOL'S /HOLD IT, VS®? tft^fCV V OOOLA/ J I LIKE SHE WAS \NARROW.TELL'EM TO Y^%J Wm, miG/yOOT TILL YA PROVE/ 00P...1^0K VT^^vC L/ OKAY...IF THIS I WIOEN IT
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    Keen Out Students From Federation
    232 4 CHINESE SCHOOLS TOLD Standard Staff Reporter CHINESE schools fas Singapore will be receiving a circular from the Education Department not to accept any students from the Federation of Malaya. The prohibition, it is learnt, includes students of all ages, and is not limited to youths
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    M.P. Urges Trial For Detainees
    259 4 LABOUR men. ber Stanley Aw i asserted m the Com- esterday th^t men had I wen i.> tamed m prison m Ha a\ irithout a trial for thr<e yewn, saya a Renter despatch from I .ondi n. He i.t gees Urn Coh_.n_.al Seen tai t
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    Only 2 Sent In Accounts
    64 4 the n: candid t- tested the oet. m Singap re Legisl itive Counei I i1 month fa fai submitted j :>. returni I xpenses ii cu: red. Th;> _>.- reveaU I by Mr GG '1 r. S perVlS< II 1 Elections. yesti lay Sai Th
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    AIR MINISTRY MEN MAY TAKE GRIEVANCES TO U.K.
    338 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Executive Committee of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union of Singapore may send a deputation to the United Kingdom to present to the British (Government and public the grievances of the locallyrecruited civilian employees of the R.A.F. on
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    Stole Sardines
    57 4 A LABOURER. Sect Tua Chve was sentenced, m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to six months' rigorous imprisonment when convicted of theft of a tin of sardines worth .SO ets. belonging to the Singapore Harbour Board on April 25. Sect, who admitted two previous convictions, was ordered
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    $25,000 Donor Remains Anonymous
    200 4 $25 000 Donor Remains Anonymous SUndard Staff Reporter A SCM of $25,000 has been donated anonymously *«> the St. Andrew's School building fund by a Sngapore Chinese gentleman, it was stated yesterday by the Church o' England Diocesan Secretary tor Schools, Mr. CS. Dong. The Missi >n authorities have planned
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    80 4 SUPERINTENDENT of Police Mr. G. D. Hunter-Gray, Traffic Chief (left) who leaves Singapore today by the (husan on a six months' vacation and Senior Assistant Superintendent of Police. Mr. W. K. M. Haxworth exchanged greetings yesterday evening. Mr. Haxworth takes over the duties of Traffic Chief m m the office
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    Immigration Official Answers Complaints
    434 4 Immigration Official Answers Complaints Standard Staff Reporter OFFICIALS m the Immigration Department of Singapore do accept applications for visas when presented m person, but when some of the '.isential details are left unfi led m the application forms. \ey ask the applicants to go hi ck and post these forms
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    $50,000 Shaw Gift For Girls' School
    182 4 Standard Woman Reporter THE lATEST gift for lhe Methodist Girl*' «c!iool building project on Mount Sophia, behind the Calhay Building, overlooking Orchard Road is a donation of £50,000 from Messrs. Ruiinie and Run Run Shaw. The money will go to build a school auditorium.
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    Singers Were Not Of Age
    152 4 THE proprietor of the "Sai Toh Guan (Teochew) Musical Troupe" Lim Buav Lim was fined $100 by Magistrate. T. E. Smith m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when hi pleaded guilty to employing three girls to sing In public when they were under age
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    76 New Flats On Old Ones
    103 4 WORK on the construction of 76 new Singapore Harbour Board Artisan flats at Moss Road, at an estim a t c d cost of $568,000 has just begun The new flats will be constructed on tlie top of twelve existing tiro-storied flats. When first
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    9 4 One of the flats with the tiles stripped off
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    Cards: You Can Get Them In Two Days
    227 4 Standard Staff Reporter PEOPLE who intend to get new rice cards or have their old ones amended need noi have to go to the Rationing Office m Orchard Road for more than two days at most because of the system employed there,
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    Wrong Side, Fined $100
    78 4 Standard Staff Reporter A LORRY driver. Toh Boon Huat was fined $100 m the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for driving his lorry m a dangerous manner. Inspector J. Mathews prosecuting alleged that Toh m attempting to overtake another vehicle at an excessive speed drove his
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      654 4 MMlEMpvic SITUATION VACANT I NOTICES "IT7 ANTED Teachers of both sexes. Qualifications pass- j ed Senior Cambridge. Apply] Headmaster, Charlton English School. Batu Pahat, Johore. TT' ANTED for large rubber and tyre company assistant bookkeeper write stating •qualifications, salary required •I to Box No T. 221 Spore i Standard. J
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      269 4 EXPORTERS of R hereby plications for 1 port rubber In destination ottM U.K.. the fully countries ii wealth, Tin sho vii be sil Comptroller port ann Kuala Lvi p sistan' Comptt toms, Impor- trol. Penary 15th May Comptroller „i Import iki Export Federation •>( NOTICE is hei the bu carried
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      38 4 nnintimiumn. jji: ■!.:;_4Hl'.li::_. WS^r f V.M.C.A., Orchard Koad: Animal Lovers' League Meeting Spm S pore Cycle Racing Assn. Corn mittee Meeting 5.30 p.m.. French 5.30 p.m., Judo 5.30 p.m I.W.C.A Raffles Quay: Malay 'l^st J«j-~"-' I 5.15 p.m.
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    GOVT. MAY LIFT EXPORT BAN Textile Traders Expect Early Govt. Decision
    224 5 PI N Wo, I hurs. Textile merchants m Penang have made rotations to the Government to lift the ban on the export of utiles imi they hope for a favourable and early decision by Govrriiiiiitii. This Has revealed by
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    Bandits Attack Convoy
    61 5 Bandits Attack Convoy i orre^pondent R Thurs.engage I or. m lhe Kams atta< ked ara c I -Tns ban- Urn leading I Constable l&C drivei aed ■> were aa ana a the rear A P**t There en i tgage ml i the Kuantai s Segai N Farewell md pc I
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    Skull Creates A Mystery
    57 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Police are investigating the remains of a highly decomposed human skull which was found on the banks of the Perak River yesterday. Thr hair. face, eyes and ears are already missing and it is not possible for the Polite to determine the nationality,
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    Advice To Electors In Penang
    159 5 Advice To Electors In Penang Standjrd SUff t Correspondent PENANG. Thurs.—Preparations are well advance! for Penang*s registration of voters m the Municipal Elections. District offices will be opened on Thursday. May 17 at 4.30 pm. A press release states that as electors vote m the district m which they reside,
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    Two Doctors Entertained
    129 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN. Thu;', Dr. J. A Danasamy and Dr. EL L, Coupley, RA M.C, were entertained to a farewell tea-party g yen by the Kuantan District Hospital staff yesterday. Dr. K. Kanagasingam presided. Dr. Danasamy, a NT-Hi-al Officer of the local hospital, will be trans.
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    GETS STUDY AWARD
    36 5 CHE Mohamed Perdaus bin Badiuzaman ol the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, has been awarded a State scholarship to study engineering m Australia or New Zealand. He is expected leave m February next year.
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    Wood Badge Presented To Mr. Reutens
    131 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PI NANG, Thurs -Tho Rev. E. Scott, Headquarters' Commissi Hier for Cubs m North ._i v x ;uv~e\tod the Wood. Badge 1 Cubn ter O. S Re te 3 c H itchins School, a n t the chooi, Rev. Scot! spe
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    Villagers Witness Mech. Ploughing
    203 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. In lhe past eight days, ahout 12,000 people living m kampongs along the Perak River m the Pari! Area, received practical demonstrations from Government Officials on mechanical ploughing, wire fencing, rubber processing, spraying of lallang poison ami the use of insect
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    Dangerous Driving Costs $250
    89 5 IPOH. Thurs. Dangerous driving cost Ng Tong Yew (22) a tine of $250 or two months. His license was also suspended for the next six months. Na; driving a car with four others inside. was travelling along Gopeng Road on Monday last, when the car left
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    Girl Tells Of Attack On Father
    146 5 IPOH. Thurs. For causing grievous hurt to his neighbour, an 18-year-old shoemaker, Leong Nai Mun. was today sent to 18 months imprisonment by .Mr. j. K. Whimster, President of the Session Court. On February 8, this year. I. eong struck Chia on the head
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    Lawyer-Miner Goes On Leave
    56 5 AIR. F. J. Bryant, doyen of the Malayan Bar, left Ipoh last night, for U.K. Besides his practice, at the ripe age of 88 he owns mining lands and household properties m Perak and is also sole proprietor of Merbau Limited, a Mining Company. Mr. Bryant
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    Detective Freed
    61 5 Standard Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Thais. Mr. J. R. Whimster, president of the Sessions Court, yesterday acquitted and discharged Wu Chong Fong. a detective, and lam Teng when he found them not guilty of giving false information and of planting Communist documents m a house at tho end
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    Drank Washing Soda After Brandy
    131 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs. A fiftyyear old Chinese woman lost her life when, m a drunken stupor she drank washing soda. Evidence of this was recorded at the inquest into the death rf the woman. Low Mun. on March 4, ia the Ipoh Hospital.
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    Visitors
    107 5 THE DEPUTY C-in-C. of the Siamese Araty. Lt.Gen. Dej Luang: Dejpradiyudh and six senior Siamese officers, yesterday met General Sir John Harding, the C.-in-C. FARELF at General Headquarters where the organisation of the headquarters was explained to the Siamese officers. Later, the visitors were taken to the Base Workshops
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    Scout Officials In Kuala Lipis
    143 5 THE following have been elected office-bearers of the Boy Scouts Association. Kuala Lipis. for this year; Chairman Dato Samah b. Haji Ali. District Commissioner Mr. T. K. Nadarajah. Hon. Secretary 'Che Idris b. Bab ice. Hon. Treasurer Mr. V. i Eliatamby; Committee Members Mr. Ong
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    2 Bandits Killed In Province Wellesley
    115 5 2 Bandits Killed In Province Wellesley Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Security Forces operating m thc Province this morning killed two bandits and located and occupied a bandit camp north of Sungei Bakap m the Payar Mahar area. A shotgun, a hand-grenade I and other equipment were recovered. The two
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    100.000 Acres To Be Cleared For Padi Land
    179 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Thur*. An important projec* whose objective is the reclamation of \a*l tract* of potential rice growing land* is taking shape m !Mortb Kedah ancl Perlis. It will take three years before tb« fruits of the scheme will
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    Rains Bring Rich Harvest
    94 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Thurs— Trisha rideri reaped a rich harvest today as a result of continuous ram which fell from early this morning till evening. Passengers had to pay exorbitant prices for trisha fares as riders demanded twice or even three times the usual charge.
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    hirst Bid To Vote For Penghulu
    108 5 hirst Bid To Vote For Penghulu PENANG. Thurs -lhe first attempt to fleet a penghu'.u by voting will be carried out this Sunday. May IM, at 3 p.m. at the Mukim of Jelutong Public voting will be he.d under the auspices of L'M NO branch. Je.u'ong. There are nine candidate!
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    Refused Notice: Warrant Issued
    82 5 KUANTAN, Thurs. A warram of trresl was 1 against Chuan Guan who nfused to reeer c summon o appear tn the Magistrate'! Court for voluntarily ran hurt to Tan Hun Koon, a woman. The wom-n told the court tt she arc ,_:..cu_ thi P I cess
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    Possessed Chandu
    42 5 LIM KOK (4g) ard Ko Xi n Tan 4(V. were c nvictod t>v Iba President, Kuantan Srtbin.ll Court, for possession of chai ria and a chandu smoking pm.-» They were sentenced te nv* months and three monl us respecti\ ely.
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    UNIVERSITY FUND
    38 5 I THF STAFF of St M I Institution, Ipoh. made theii UB teenth and seventeenth c-.m:z-. buti '•:>. total g $229 l| the V. >:>:'% F UI A The Stafl I I Anderson School eighteenth contribution tota (6157.
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    Now Is The Time
    771 6 I TOT Emergency is to be thanked for one heartening development m the Federation's political life It has curbed the growing spirit of communal:-.: which was once m the forefront of FederaI i: tics. The communal problem gave conaider- anxietj to many who saw m it
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    The Private State Of Nuretana
    1206 6  - The Private State Of Nuretana G.E.R. GEDYE By VIENNA. YL/4Y back m 1945, when the inhabitants of Vienna lobked to the newly-arrived British troops as their rescuers from the jour months 9 Red Terror which had succeeded seven years of the Brown (!\a»i) variety^ there was a certain air of
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    Pkooey To The Biue-Eyedl Look!
    305 6 Pkooey To The Biue-Eyedl Look! LONDON. r rilE latest Mayfair mania is the Blue-Eyed Look. That's what the glossy maga: ines call it. But it looks much more like the H.au er Look. For 'now else can you ook if your are wearing nnvymascaraed eyelashes and your lids are weighed
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    IF HE HAD SQUAWKED
    139 6 IF HE HAD SQUAWKED Sir: From a very reliable source, no less than a coffeeshop keeper himself. I learned how .smoothly price control works a.s applied to a certain brand of milk. This brand was supposed to be sold under control price from wholesaler to retailer at $27 50 per
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    SELF – GOVERNMENT AND DEMOCRACY
    331 6 SELF GOVERNMENT AND DEMOCRACY Sir;— After reading your editorial of May 5, I am inclined to believe that you have misdirected yourself to an irrelevant conclusion based on a false premise. Y<>u argue that as "the- Federation Agreement has as its aim the promotion of .selfgovernment m the Federation" it
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      UPAM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DELAY
      364 6 UPAM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DELAY Sir: I have been informed that exception lias been taken to statements made m my address to the United Planting Association of Malaya on tne occasion of the Annual General Meeting held on April 27, m which I referred to the delay m the
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      REPLACING THE TAMBIES
      151 6 Sir. The Representative ol the Government of India m Singapore, Mr. M. Gropala Menon is reported to have said at a tea-party given by the Singapore Regional Indian Congress "A much nicer way of getting on with office duties would be to replace tambics with lady secretaries."
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    WAS IT 22 OR 23 ?
    319 6 WAS IT 22 OR 23 Sir; It is with great astonishment unci wonder that a foreign visitor wiii receive the news that m Singapore a man has to wait anything trom half an hour to three-quarters of an hour to get a bus on ar.y desired route. Such anomalies occur
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    Review of Views
    178 6 Review of Views c at ol 1 i c tntere tain one 1 stabilit 1 I rv,... i Bed I I c daily c i H< jcium, D c 1 I Bt c 1 c.-c coun". I Etusf Bu 1 t depe 1 ne 1 i al r< i vere
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    China Reds Being Torn To Pieces, Marshall Reports
    389 7 China Reds Being Torn To Pieces, Marshall Reports SIIINGTON Ma> 9 (UP)-Defence Secretary George said loda) he sees no reason why the Unit c d States !v a negotiated peace m Korea once the Chinese Com- $sor9 have been ripped to pieces and halted. He emphasized thai this wouid not
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    RussiaMayIntervenceIfJapsUsed
    34 7 c m the Comnc\ the Soviet referred y tigating x ton ssal hv thc l the rven- As a the ent m ies ed from DO c:<E% -ments A real I the ..bout
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    Truman Raises Ridgway To Full General's Rank
    95 7 WASHINGTON, May 9 f Renter) President Truman lodaj raised Lieut-Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway. Gen. Douglas Mat-Arthur's successor m the Far East, to the rank of full General. The President sent to the Sen ite for confirmation the promotion which will give t»en Ridgway
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    Beauty Queen Renounces World
    17 7 Beauty Queen Renounces World v I B ers by ■ning na m 194 ist< bul S?3 i
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    28,000 French Troops Killed In l-C Since 45
    169 7 PARIS. May (Reuter).— Over 28,000 French Union I troops have been killed lighting against the Vietminh forces m Indo-China since 1945. M. ••e.m Letourneau, '..-..ser of Associated States, re ea i d today. .it the AngloAm* tic n Press Association, he said
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    US Casualties
    52 7 WASHINGTON. May 9: (UP) The Defence Department today reported a new total of 64,055 American casualties m Korea. an increase of 1,256 In a week. The new total included 11.001 t dead. 42.215 wounded. 9,562 missing 114 captured and 1,163 j previously reported missing who had returned to
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    Bunche Accepts Tour 'Freedoms Award'
    98 7 Dr. Ralph J. Bunclie. director of the Trusteeship Department of the United Nations, was recently awarded the "Four Freedoms Award" for 1951, as the person having ''rendered the most distinguished service" for the four principles enunciated by the late United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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    AIOC To Be 'Invited' To Dissolve Self
    186 7 LONDON, May 10 (AP)— Iran has told Britain the I Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Wiii be "'invited" soon to help dissolve itself and transfer its multi-million dollar assets to Persian ownership. Tins was disclosed m a note made public last night by the Foreign
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    Man Marshall Fired Attached To UP
    116 7 WASHINGTON. May 9 (UP)— j While the Senate Armed Serj vices and Foreign Relations Com- mittees pressed Defence Secvej tary George Marshall for the j name of the government employee whom he summarily fired during his 1945 mission to "China. United Press Bureau Manager
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    One-Minute Meeting
    33 7 PARIS. May 9: (UP)— The Big Four Foreign Ministers' Deputies broke all previous records today by meeting for one minute and then adjourning until tomorrow because none had anything to say.
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    UN Proposals Rejected By Syria, Israel
    196 7 DAMAS C U S, Ma y P. i (Reuter) Syria and Israel j have both rejected proposals jby the United Nations acting i Chief of Staff for a withdrawal from the demilitarised border zone where fighting between the two nations broke out a j
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    Yenching Chancellor
    64 7 HONGKONG, May 10 (ReuterAAP)— Mr. Bliss Wiant, formerly Chancel loi- of the Americanendowed Yenching Univeristy of Peking, arrived m Hongkong last evening. He told reporters he was the last American Methodist leaving China. There are now no more Americans m Yenching. Mr. Wiant, who was accompanied by his
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    Recent Attempt On Tito's Life Failed, Says Report
    105 7 ROME, May 10 (AP) Yugoslav refugees reaching Trieste from Bulgaria said yesterday that Marshall Tito has been shot and wounded m a recent assassination attempt at the palace, the newspaper II Tempo, reported last night. According \u the. refugees, II Tempo said,
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    Foreigners In S'hai Face New Controls
    237 7 Foreigners In S' hai Face New Controls I HONGKONG, May 10 (RevI ter- AAP) Foreigners m j Shanghai may be denied re- sident certificates and expelled if they ignore the "orders and j laws of the People's Govern- ment by word or action." This is one of the provisions of
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    Wanted: Cabwomen
    26 7 SEATTLE. Washington, May 9 I UP)- -The Yellow Cab Company said today that it would soon hire about 100 women drivers because of man-shortage.
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    US For Early UN Action On Peking Ban
    310 7 WASHINGTON, May 9 (UP)— -Secretary of Stale Dean Acheson, at his pre** conference, today expressed the hope that the United Nations would soon take action to block the flow of \ital commodities to Communist China. He also said Russia fs asking too
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    Argylls Lauded By HK Governor
    125 7 Argylls Lauded By HK Governor HONGKONG, M v 9: (H aterAAP>— The Governor, Alexander Grantham, today J officio liy welcomed the Argyll j and Sutherland Highlanders back I to Hor.2kor:g at a ceremonial parade m the New Territories The men paraded m line battalion under their comir... I Lt.-Col. George
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    UK, US Should Agree On FE Poiicy-Craigie
    164 7 LONDON, Maj 9 (UP)— Sir Baberl Craigie, prewar British Ambassador lo Japan, said lodm that it was more urgent now than ever before for Britain ami the United States to reach full anderfttandina on the Far Eastern policy. In a letter to the
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    Stop Sending War Goods To Reds Urged
    174 7 I WASHINGTON, lis j (AP) Legislation was n.ii [duced m the Senate arid Ho of Representatives en Wiednes< day to stop shi] i tents of sfai materials to the Communists and eliminate ill Amer < conomic aid to coFuntri Unuing shipments. Tho House
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    West Can Still Win Over Red China—Rau
    130 7 West Can Still Win Over Red China Rau lORONTO M -.y lfl (API Sir Bcnegal Ra India's chief delegate to the United Nations, said here th, the V. ■< i world can still win Communist China away fro 1 her tii v with S ict EtussU "The alliance is not
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    Wave Of Pessimism Hits S'pore Mart As Rubber Slumps
    378 8 Wave Of Pessimism Hits S'pore Mart As Rubber Slumps Standard Stafl Reporter Xl BBER prices ifl Sinuapore dropped by over 11 cenls per Ib. yesterday, making a total drop of 26 cents m tbe pa.t seven clays. This bM severely shaken confidence inthe ability of the Singapore rubber market to
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    3 New Types 0£ US Aid For W. Europe Proposed
    138 8 3 New Types 0£ US Aid F or W. Europe Proposed W4SHINGTO!f Mn II Reuter):— The IS. State Den •no n- I warned lin* etloris td rebuild West Kuropes defea es are threatening to strain its re\iving industry "bevoud lb* v r »in«i»i point." It announced th.it a nev mutual
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    Malaya Demand For Typewriters Grows
    258 8 Standard Stall Reporter < CRTACN larger models mi typewriters are noi reail.iv availnUc m tne market ifi Sinuapore, but they ran alwava !>'• supplied within three months oi demand, Baud an established typewriter dealer m an interview with i i_ Standard jeaterday. sil ial on
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    PM's Statement To Be Queried
    92 8 WASHINGTON, May 10 (Reuter): The Senate Banking Coi ttee has decide I to res] tnsible State Department Bficials next Friday to report whether there was any agreement or accord be- ween the Bntlsh and U.S. rnments >n 'he subject of rubber and other strategic m
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    70 8 Mr. Gordon E. Morris, secretary of the "Festival of Britain" exhibition held at the United Engineers, is seen examining the comparatively small Rolls Royce aircraft engine which develops 2.000 horsepower as against the much larger marine diesei engine m the back-ground which packs only 200 horsepower. The aircraft engine is
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    Dunlop Rubber Profits Up
    129 8 LONDON. Thurs The directors of Dunlop Rubber Co yesterday announced substantially :•<___; -.er >up profits f-r 19.10 and an increase m the ordinary distribution of 2J per cent. A dividend of 15 per cent, and bonus 2J per cent., making 171 per cent., less tax. is
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    Produce Mart Remains Quiet
    139 8 Standard SI tfl B porter market B "v det a nr: i r e slightly, bu i ioii. ng .-4, k and se s $48} pj ;i, Lut no dea was rej rtea c- ting $80 lers 582 -ul. Pc per r I st .dy. but
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    'MexicoTinOutput Can Be Boosted'
    60 8 WASHINGTI N May 10 I API M lent metta da al mining P r due re tin fa n i America, U s. Secretary or Int. ior Os ir Ch pman said. Mt-xic > has N»i th America's besi nown tin deposits m the Durango area
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    Rubber Stabilization Fund Parleys Begin In KL
    243 8 Standard Staff Correspondent Council meeting last month. He pointed out at the time that the nett income remaining ii the hands of rubber and tin industries, after paying export duty and other taxation, had risen considerably and this underlies the Federation's inflatry problems.
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    Anti-China Embargo Now Likely
    203 8 Anti-China Embargo Now Likely WAS LING r< 'X. May 10 (AP)— Mi lya shipments of natural: rubb-' Red China figured m the ing liry o: Secretary of State ie Ze Marshal] by the com- j 5 e Foreign Relations n-d Armed Services Committee fe laj testioner said 120.000 tons of
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    India's 1951 Tea Export Target
    54 8 INDIA'S 1951 tea export tar- get. regulated by the international tea agreement, had o- v eo increased to 470.000.000 lbs. S compared with exports of 435.- 000.000 lbs. m 1950. Britain. nYain buyer of Indian I tea. imported 327,000,000 lbs. m I 1949 and -247,000,000
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    Chinese Inventor Again Aids US
    108 8 WASHINGTON, Ifev I' l lAP)— The same C.i. nese who processed vitally important tung ten for the U tited Smtes during World War II is doing it again. He is Mr. Kuo Ching Li, new president of the W ih Chang Corp of New York.
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    62 8 The China Steam Navigation Company's vessel Anking, which is due to leave Siniapo-e this week-end, is loading 300 tons of old te!eohone wires. (>7 tons of ribber and 200 tirs general cargo for Hongkong and 920 tons of scran metal for Janan. This Standard picture shows wrap metal, including old
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    WARNING OF RISING RETAIL PRICES
    49 8 GENEVA, May 10, (Renter) I —Rising raw material co_rts j wijl lead to sharp increases m j levol, shifting markedly m, favour of countries producing raw materials," he adds. stituted a shortage of raw materials m the other countries for the former shortage of
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    BIF Inquiries For Mala van Goods
    40 8 Malay a's stand at the British Industries Fair bafi up to Wednesday already attracted a record number of individual trade inquiries— 24B- which is equal to the 1950 total. The Fair closes today. Reuter
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    Malaya Bauxite Mining Blocked By Bintang
    416 8 Standard Staff Reporter DEVELOPMENT of Malaya's hauxite mining villi a view to winning over Japan a* a big customer is being held up by the fac* that Japan has all along got mosl of her supplies of btwnte fron-. the Indonesian islands of Bintang
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    RUBBER CROPS
    74 8 StuntJird Staff Reporter MESSRS. Turquand. Youngs O).. report tne following April crops m respect of the various companies for which they act as Secretaries: Alor Gaiah Rubber Estate Ltd. 17.000 lb.; Aver Panas Rubber State Ltd. 74,000 lb.: Glenealy Plantations Ltd. 65,000 lb.; Kluang Rubber Co. Ltd.. 48,000
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      RUBBER
      72 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (May 10) were per lb. Duyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose Sl.tiOi SI.6H FOB. m bales May. No 1 RSS Sl.aOi 51.60-J No 2 RS S $1.56 $1.57 No. 3 RSS (norn $1.53* %IM\ Tone: Uncertain. LONDON RUBBER Thursday's opening per lb.
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      TIN
      39 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs The price of Tin to-day was Sst>9 per picul. Down 50 ets. LONDON TIN Thursday's prires first session were: Spot £1,135 buyers £1.140 sellers. Three months £1,121 buyers £1,136 sellers. Settlement Price CM 10 Tone: Unsteady.
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      CANADIAN DOLLAR
      33 8 Buying Rates for Canadian dollars are $35 (T.T $35 1 B (0.D.), $35 3 8 190 d st) for every $100 Mr. '.avail. Selling rate: $34 sB ready 'T.T. O. Dh
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    New Duty On Bikes, Spares 'Inequitable'
    160 8 New Duty On Bikes, Spares 'Inequitable' Sandard Staf Correspondent PENANG, May id.— A meeting ol representatives ut a.. motor and cycle traders* associations m the Federation ann Singapore will soon be convened Kn order to discuss tne duty imposed on Bicycles and bicycle spare par's by Government since April 16
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    PI PLEA TO US
    90 8 The PI G n ernment has asked the Utfited States to decontr A dessicated coconut on the grounds ceiling prices fixed under regulations issued on Jan. 2<i are aboul bo throw 10.000 Filipinos out of work. Only three oi the 11 plants m the Philippines producing
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    US FREES MORE RUBBER FOR CIVIL USE IN MAY
    170 8 WASHINGTON, May 10 M«» t rivfflan users will receive It) per cent, more rubber m May. thf Government has announced. Rtihhrr aMofti— i to makers of lorr\ antl Inis t>re>. shoe soling aiul hundreds of other items >vill be inf it
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    'Godown Congestion Can Be Cleared In A Few Weeks' Claim
    208 8 'Godown Congestion Can Be Cleared In A Few Weeks Cla im Lift Re-Export Ban Call Standard Staff Reporter CONGESTION m the Singapore ffarfcaar ff >M and (stagnation of the local textile tra«l«- an- tl,, result of the Government action imposing a Uan aa re-export of textiles to other countries Mr.
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    RUBBERS FALL INDUSTRIALS TINS EASIER
    74 8 Standard Sufi I SINGAPORE. Thi an 4 :.s and indust: h ere eestei iha A*, were nsrl drastics big decline m the price. „vever. was done and the share c tsier C ing IM)l STWAI S 2nd Pref 8 0-n> 810 S. Steam* Straits 5
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    WRECKED SAILORS SAVED
    307 9 Storm Hits Vessels Standard Shipping Reporter A TRENGGANU prahu. Mana^aim T27, capsised and the new Shell C<»mpany*h bunkering ship, the 361-ton Buaya (Crocodile) was swept on lhe bank of the breakwater m Singapore harbour m a strong "Sumatra" which raged shortly after 2 O dock yesterday morning.
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    Suface MAILS
    54 9 Despatches TODAY: Medan 6 p.m. by Van Riemsdi'K. Gt Britain. X. Ireland, Eire, Europe. N. aiK 1 W. Africa. West Indies (letters only), Ceylon and Egypt 3 p.m. by Oran.e. Pontianak noon by F. Amnuputty, U.S.A Hoegh Silverspray, Jakarta and Sourabaya noon by Ophir. Terempa by Lam San.
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    Air Wreck: False Alarm
    71 9 A SUNDERLAND flying boat of the RA F.s Far East Flying Boal Wing was diverted by radio to inspect a reported air wreck on one of the Parcel Islands, about 300 miles s uth\ve*t of Hongkong yesterday. Although the R.AF. was fairly certain the "wreck" was
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    270 9 EAST ASIATIC LINE (rjt.st.rc3 t-'raxD Europe In Por;: Panama TU EIBOPB In Pert: Fionia AMERICAN MAH UNE rut ua Wesi Coaat t*ort#, Accepting cargo tor South ana Centra) America June 9: L«land Mail, sails June 14. EVERETT ORIENT UNI For Bkooe, Japan Way 23: Leneverett. sail* Maf 28
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    Fed. D.C.A. Decides To Sell 2 Gemini Planes
    379 9 Fed. D.C. A. Decides To Sell 2 Gemini Planes Standard Staff Reporter THE FATE of two grounded Miles Gemini aircraft which have been ljing idle for several months m a kallang Airport hangar, has been decided by the Department of ("ivil Aviation m the Federation. The planes have been put
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    Ships in Harbour
    215 9 WHARVES G..:_? 4-i 45 Anking, (2 43 Ant.lochia.-. 40 41 MattMJvcker. :> 39 Vercors. 36 37 Cingalese Prince. 33 34 Ainomedon. 31 32 Idomeneus. 30 Beluru, 29 Keponc. 27 28 Gorgon. 25 26 Pundua. 23 24 Benvrackie. 22 Benveg. 19 20 Balatiga. 18 KantjiL 15 16 Clvdebank.
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      1207 10 The Origin Of The Red Cross THOSE of you who read debris, doctors, nurses 1 the daily papers and are ambulance workers follow the progress of strive fearlessly to reach the war m Korea ite no the sick, wounded and doubt aware of the great dying to bring relief and
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    England's Win Fully Earned
    531 11 England's Win Fully Earned LONDON, May 9 (Renter)— England retained their unbeaten home record against foreign countries m soccer internationals today when they beat the Argentine at Wembley Stadium by two goals to one. But it waa a near thing for the Argentine scored m the hrst half and were
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      NEGRI TENNIS RESULTS
      76 11 NEGRI TENNIS RESULTS [111^ tennis iGLES \\n be I S v X X■ g -0. 6-1 Lim tssein Scu i Sheikh .G. Coy G 4 4 i Siew V M. PJ. I tglas and 7-5. T.i.n Siem Mm S rt ikh J.: H< c <. i ku SJ urf wo..
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      GREYHOUNDS EAR-MARKED
      27 11 EU cc placed m md three) E -i U ear. j le 2.500.000 Letters an ■1 1 ROQ be altei i -1 nsm the system.
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    Cheng Wah Unbeaten
    123 11 IPOH. Thurs.— Cheng Wah maintained their top position as well as their unbeaten record m eight games m the Ipoh and District Football League with a 2 o win over Kinta-Malavs Yesterday. The Chinese scored m the 12th minute of the second half when I Lim Cheng
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    Inter-School Swim
    27 11 PEXAXG. Thurs. The inter-school swimming gala. I consisting of five events. will take place at the Chinese j S.C. on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. I
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    GOLF Heres How
    201 11 GOLF Heres How WkUOif Szammin bam bneadL Stay behind the ball! But don't stay so far behind it that you have most of your weight on your right foot and could be pushed right flat on your back bumper if somebody shoved you with a feather. Many fellows who think
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    EU TONG SEN CUP GOLF FIXTURES
    450 11 THE Island Club Singapore, Will hold the Eu Tong Sen Cup golf competition on Saturday, May 12 The draw and starting times are as follows: lst TEE 2 10 Lim Bo Yam (7) Cpr. Hewitt (18) K. D. Mathewson (13) 2.15 R. G L
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    Rest Should Win Colony Test Easily
    549 11 Rest Should Win Colony Test Easily Good Men Left Out Of European Team By DON ESS THIS WEEK-END Singapore cricket enthusiasts will have the opportunity of seeing two teams m action on the Padang. One will represent the Europeans and the other the Re^t. Last week, m a Singapore Cricket
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    40 St. Wrestler
    36 11 photo. Gargantua, German official wrestling champion, here has a cup of tea offered to him by a waitress at London's Imperial hotel. Weighing 40 stone, he is 7 -feet 7 -inches tail.- A.P.
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    Iron Curtain Boxers May Sweep Board
    293 11 MILAN. May 9 (AP) Ku^ia ha* iWLWmm be* ten best amateur boxen for tht' European champioiit»hips here next week for their iir>t tr\out ajiain^t thr WtAmtm Italian Boxing Four;, ion officials expect them to ir. ke a strong bid for top honour:' and perhaps
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    Rex Badminton Party Officials
    92 11 AT THK fi:th annui genei meeting ot lhe Rex Badminton Partj the foil wing were elected office-tx reri Eoi 1951—191 President lii ray 8..n s. ag, Vice-Presidents Messrs Jimms Yeo and Tali Cheng Teow, Sea o- hi I A Pereira, Treasurer: Mr. Alladent N Assistai I
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    24th Anniversary
    25 11 THE Sect kirn Cm B dmm. ton Party will hold the; anniversary celebratioi row at No 73 og X Kurau. at T.OO p.m.
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    TIGERS WALTZ PAST IRC IN SLOW TIME
    551 12 TIGER S. A. playing an unusually subdued f game, just managed to scrape through with a 3—2 victory over the Indian Recreation Club m yesterday's Singapore Amateur F. A. Senior Division league match at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was uninspiring soccer i and
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    Chinese Team To Meet Indonesians
    78 12 SINGAPORE Chinese to meet Ind mesian tourists at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday, May 14 will be selected from the following: Chu Chee Seng. Yip Chong Kum, Ho Hin Weng, Chai Hon Yam. Aw Boon Seong (Capt). Jimmy Tan. Sect Yew Chang, Chan Yew
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    Rulers' Shield Cricket
    27 12 JOHORE Malays will meet Singapore Malays m a two-day cricket match for the Rulers' Shield at Johore Cricket Club ground beginning Saturday. May 26.
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    Long Hits Now End tn Korea
    103 12 CHICAGO. May 10 (AP) The longest balls hit m the Cubs' Wrigley Field this season will be those that soar into the stands they will wind up m Korea. The Cubs t re returning to World War II practice of asking fans to return
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    Chin Kee Onn Wins Ipoh YMCA Singles
    145 12 Chin Kee Onn Wins Ipoh YMCA Singles IPOH, Than. Chin Kee Onn. IVrak singles champion, today dethroned Timothy ice m lhc Ipoh M< V opm tennis championships when be heat him t>-_2. t*-'2 m the final of. lhc tournament. Defen ling i hampion Lee the costly mistake of attack. 4
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    Hussars Win With Penalty
    99 12 IPOH. Th its. A penalty goal scored by left-inside Crossley m the closing stages ol the game gave the Hussars an odd goal m live victory over the PCRC i-i today's senior division ieagae soccer game here. At hali time the score was one-all, Recs taking
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    Combined Schools v SCC At Cricket
    93 12 MBINED S Is meet Sin?e d .>'k_-' Club m a I iendj cricket m »tcb n the R iffles I a ground this Sunday a 1! a.m. ed Sch >• »la team b R s indosham (H I I Cap. a is De: lii
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    Judicial Dept. Forms Sports Club
    69 12 KUOR STAR. Thurs. The Judicial Department m Kedah pai I inned a sports club ot their frith the object or" promoting qj rti sctivitiea among tta n en bers As a start a football team is being organised to compete In the KB.\ __> Junior
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    Govt. & Services v Rest Golf
    85 12 Govt. Services v Rest Golf IPOH. Thurs.— A golf match dp* a cci! a Government and Services team and a Rest side will be played off on May 27 on the Perak Turt Cub Sports Club course. The match will be played over 18 holes. R. R Jackson. Malayan golf
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    NS CHINESE WIN
    25 12 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The j Chinese, favourites for this I year's league honours, beat 1 Police 2-1 m. a first division I game.
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    WEIGHTS FOR THIRD DAY
    323 12 BELOW arc Penan* races < i < I. 3. DIV. 1— S r. lightning 9.03 DeW ar 9 o** Atlanta* 8.10 Open 809 floor Show 808 Matiß'a Gentleman 8.05 Camhorous 8.05 Amov Street 8.04 Winter Lady 8.04 Achillea 8.03 Oal wav Greer 8.02 Tempest 7.1 >
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    Bad Light Interrupts K.L. Tennis
    152 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Bad light prevented a decision m j one ol the most interesting ties j m the Selangor Lawn Tennis Association championships today when last year's Junior Champion Suleiman Amin met i a more experienced campaignor. j S. Keong. Amm won the first
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    Full Points For BODCA
    162 12 DISPLAYING all-round super- i iority 8.0.D.C.A. defeated j C.V.M.A. three-one m their Singapore A.F.A. Division 3B league match played at St. George's Road yesterday. Starting well 8.0.D.C.A. opened the score flrst, Bchari beating two defenders near the goalmouth. I C.V.M.A. pressed hard and Seven minutes later
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    ONE GOAL MISSED
    27 12 Tiger's Awang Gabos, baulted by an IRC defender -tries a running shot at goal and kicks wide. An incident m yesterday's Jalan Besar match.
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    Peter Keenan Wins BritishBantam Title
    156 12 GLASGOW, May 10 (AP)— Peter Keenan, 22--year-old Glasgow fighter, won the British bantamweight championship lasl nighl hy knocking out m Uie sixth round the holder, London's Danny O Sullivan. Both boys weighed 117J pounds. A crowd of 30.000 watched the open air fight In Firhill
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    FESTIVAL SOCCER
    225 12 LONDON. May 9: Reuter i Following are results of Festival ct Britain football matches played today. England 2 Argentina 1 Accrington Bohemian Stanley t I Ireland" 1 R.SC Vervletois Alder shot t (Belgium) 0 Bolton Wanderers 2 Dundee 1 Brighton Nancy Hove t i France* 1 Hamborn Bristol
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    Japan, West Germany For Olympics
    354 12 lOC Chairman Explains Vote Misunderstanding VIENNA, May 10 (AP)— Olympic Chancellor Otto Mayer said on Wednesday he was at a loss to understand a report of excitement m Tokyo over the supposed formal invitation of Japan to the Olympic Games. "I can understand that," he
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    Police Sports Club
    34 12 Police S.C. gained two easy points when they were given a walk-over by the Chinese Athletics m Division Two of the SAFA league, which was fixed at the Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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    RAF Hold Sports Day
    172 12 BRITISH, Dominion and Local sportsmen will be on the top line at Tengah Airfield tomorrow when the R.A.F. Station holds its Sports Day. There are 25 events down for decision, and some close finishes are anticipated. Corporal Suleiman. of the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya 1 who put
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    SPORTS LETTER
    134 12 SPORTS LETTER Sir:- Wi.h rwi Peng Soon'g Cheong Hod tion m the V X Hock LwnQ I m the nature o; a hun on tofttnfaf] singles chan rangemerils _..<■. to participate ntent« i n V X gaining furtfa Jt is pareb for hin_ and badminton orer, srrattjpi made for h;
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      135 12 TlDlilll TlMElfll HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya. TODAY AM. PM Sinsapore 131 IkZi Malacca TMO 1245 Port Dickson 10.51 UM port Sham 914 9<Kt Penang 8.27 3.17 V^fHflM f CICERO, I PROMISED PETUNIA J Sc\}& £\\m\wbft?l H f^C CjS f I E33 vou'p practice \^?wi rrw^ w/aS
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