Singapore Standard, 18 May 1951

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Total Pages: 12
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    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL J i 2] SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    MacD Stresses Importance Of Struggle In I-C
    358 1 SG AS brio-China holds the Vietminh forces I r. onimunist Ho CM .Minh at bay, Malaya, Burn a. Siam hadOTyll and Borneo should parathrety steam, said the Commissioner M:ih-nlm MmDonald. m a talk over Radio Malaya last night. Then n «s resisting Communism
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    SE Asian Cominform In E. Burma
    19 1 SE Asian Cominform In E. Burma S i S. ga- i i i i a- *oss the and t
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    International Press Institute Founded
    15 1 P -The i i Wedi ea a nittee kd of the
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    Empress Dies
    30 1 TOKYO. May i: CAP)— The D > v iger Empress s. dako, er of Japan's Emperor Hi thito, died m Tokyo today of a her-, ittack She was 66.
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    New C-in-C, FARELF, Arrives
    58 1 photo. Sir Charles Keightley. new C-in-C. FARELF. second from left, who arrived m Singapore yesterday, being greeted by his Chief of Staff. Major General J. H. N. Poett, at Kalian? Airport yesterday. Sir John Harding, the retiring C-in-C. FARELF, who was the first to welcome his
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    Allied Forces Fall Back On Two Fronts
    297 1 WITH THE EIGHTH ARMY. :.Ly 17 (UP) United Nations forces reeled bark under heavy Communist blows on the eastern and east-centra] fronts and withdrew on the western front today as Ihe Chinese and N. rth K. rean Reds launched an a l-oul offensive
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    Bill To Issue Bonds Will Belntroduced
    186 1 Standard Staff Reporter A BILL authorizing the Governor of Singapore to raise a loan not exceeding $50,000,000 through the issue of premium bonds Will be introduced into the Legislative Council at its meeting next Tuesday. The Bill provides that the bonds shall be issued
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    Keightley Welcomed To Singapore As Harding's Successor
    307 1 Keigh tley Welcomed To Singapore As Harding 's Successor Standard SlalT Koporlcr FLANKED by big:, burly French Rugby internationals, resplendent m their sky-blue sweaters, the new FARELF Commander-in-Chief. Lieutenant Gen. Sir Charles Keightley. X.C.8., K.8.E., D.5.0., stepped off a Qantas BOAC Constellation from London yesterday for his r ;rst visit
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    Lord Birdwood Dies
    36 1 LONDON. May 17 <AP>— Field Marshal Lord Birdwood. who led the Australian and New Zealand army corp f against the Turks m World War I battle of Gallipoli, died today. He was 85.
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    Lightning Strikes Kluang TB Hospital
    9 1 KLUANG. Thurs.— Ten patients
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    Missing Wife Of lnspector Found Dead
    242 1 Missing Wife O f lnspector Found Dead Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Penang I Police shortly before midnight I tonight found the semi-nude body of Bachan Kaur, 35--year-old wire of Inspector Joginda Singh of the Central Police Station on the beach off Northam Road opposite Transfer Road. This find ended
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    Legionnaire Rescued From Shark-lnfested Sea
    148 1 Standard Staff Reporter CLINGING to a lifebuoy and nearly exhausted, Cleophile Lamin!, a French Foreign Legionnaire was rescued from the shark infected sea oIY St. John's Island, early yesterday morning. He was picked up by the Grenadier, a Malayan Stevedoring tug which was entering Singapore
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    strategy Against Red Offensive Said Agreed On
    534 1 strategy Against Red Offensive Said Agreed On 3'POWER MILITARY TALKS By The Standard Diplomatic Correspondent A THREE-POWER military strategy la defend South East Asia from armed Communist invasion through Indo-China b Imlieved to have been agreed upon in hi«li level discussions in Singapore this week. The discussions which enter the
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    Here Is The True Story
    165 1 GENERAL <l<* Lalln' <lo llas.-iiiny. Frt'iirh II Connnissipner and < -in-( tn Indo hina fMtanlay il<*ni^<l as "unauthorised ami romph'lelv without foundation*' thr Straits Times report of the name date that he cancelled his visit to the hederalion yesterday because differences of opinion had arisen
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    Norbay Due In S'pore This Morning
    239 1 Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE agents of the Panamanian freighter Norbay with $3,000,000 worth ot Malayan rubber m her holds for Red China last night eon- tinned thai she will reach Singapore early this morning fnun Penang. Although the ship is scheduled ;to make a
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    Indonesia To Abide By UN Embargo
    116 1 JAKARTA. May 17 (API Indonesia is to submit to L.N. embargo of shipment of war and strategic materials to Communist China, the ap learned reliably i"< J^v. Indonesia demanded, \u In return, that her economic difficulties, whir's would be worsened by the stopping of
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    25 BUSES AT $575,000 FOR STC
    165 2 Standard Staff Reporter TWhNTY-five new Albion diesel buses, at a total cmtt of .*."»75,000 will soon join the fleet of 2 C M Singapore Traction Company's fcuirn now operating m the Colony, Mr. A. Ewing, General Manager told The standard >e«lerdav. Tin S.T.C. went
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    Recognised Thief After 3 Months
    89 2 A LABOURER Chua Thiam B ek, snatched away a purse corn ng $9 and an identity n Oni Yom S«nB who recog s«d lira three m >nths m biis. was leotenced to x athj rigorous Imprisoni c I by Magistrate TJE. Smith b the Singapore
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    Ad Request Turned Down
    32 2 Ad Request Turned Down THE SING \F )RE Rur I B Tcial ad- 5 to add i Say ing i1 t to the XI the I that i 1 H. The ag
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    Shopman On Price Charge
    68 2 p Siang int, Lim Siang Poh fan Ah Chuan were i» i m the Singapore I Police esterday cusl ane Tv is M c than the r led price foi tfl iti es A rice I i«y were alternately cb i ged wil t ising to
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    Tribute To Mr. Harvey
    187 2 Standard Staff Reporter TKIBITFS to the Chairman of Uie Singapt)re Kural Board, Mr. J. A. Harvey who is. yoing to the I.K. on leave at the end of this month were paid by members of the Board at their monthly meeting yesterday. Mr A B Ramsay,
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    Service C'ttee Agrees To Pay Revision
    104 2 THE SERVICE Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners has agreed to set uo a Sub-Committee to revise the salary of all monthly-paid Municipal employees, m an upward trend. This is the result 01 a motion introduced by Mr. SS. Manyam (Progressive, North) at the
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    REHOUSING SURVEY COMPLETED
    381 2 Paya Leh&r Airport Scheme: 3, 60t Squatters Affected Swedish Prefa hs May Be Used Standard Staff Reporter A COMPREHENSIVE two-month survey by the Singapore Laml Office for the resettlement of squatter-farmers and wage earners who are now living on the site of the proposed $25,000,000 International aerodrome
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    Firm Regains 31 Bales Of Textiles
    317 2 Jl DGMENT m favour of (»i;«!i SJn^li and Company lor the repossession «>i 3] bales ol textiles from the rustodj <>i >:n* Hual and Company was i:i\«*n by Magistrate K. H. I. Pates, m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. X an or- Sinj
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    Chinese School Grants Doubled
    123 2 Standard staff Reporter GOVERNMENT. MDFD Chinese m Singapi ire will get their 100 perc ni mc se of the fir of 1 9 r> l m August, and I I i< third gui ter Decen ber. Unde ates, every pupil with aye ge ttei dance m
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    senior Certificate Entry Qualification Waived
    344 2 senior Certificate Entry Qua lifica tion Wa ived Standard Stuff Reporter ENTRANTS into the Singapore Municipal clerical iervice nerd n«» leaprr possess ihe Senior Cambridge Certificate qualification. Iti!»t«*a<l tlu-v w:\\ have t<» sit ior a competitive examination more or less of the same standard as the Smior Cambridge. Subjects will
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    Vernacular Languages In English Schools
    173 2 STI DENTS of English schools of Singapore will have the facility of learning their vernacular Languages as pan of their curriculum possibly l>\ \\w I M'jji lining of the next term, a spokesman of the Education Depart intMit Inlri The Standard yesterday. However, it is
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    Judge Praises Detective
    104 2 WHEN on his way ,to sell three stolen ceiling fans, Onjj Koon Song was stopped by a detective. When questioned, Ong. frightened, handed two keys to the detective and took him to a store at Stanley Street from where he had stolen the fans. This was related
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    Six Jailed For Rioting
    72 2 OMAR BIX Kassim. n eld< ly Malay who was caught rioting at three places m one day during the December disturbances was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth District Court j esterdaj to two years jail Three others, Abdul Jabbar Dasta Ali Shah, and Abdul Majid b
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    25-CENT PLAN
    20 2 THE SINGAPORE Rural Board will sell the plan of Rural Board type latrine at 25 cents a copy.
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    Factory Gets OK
    33 2 THE SINGAPORE Rural Board had approved the construction Df a wire netting factory m Bukit Timah Road as it is not within the reserve area for f. st class factory.
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    Indian Chamber
    25 2 THE ANNUAL general meeting of the Indian Chamber of Commerce will be held on Saturday at the Adelphi Roof Garden at 4 p.m.
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    Board Concerned Over B. Timah Traffic
    201 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Rural Boi.rd is -to tell the Traffic Police that it is not satisfied with the control it exercised especially over lorries loading timber which constitute a serious danger. At the Board meeting yesterday, Mr. E. Galistan, an unofficial member,
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    Deputation Seeks Call-Up Exemption
    330 3 Deputation Seeks Call-Up Exemption Z t .LA'XS FOR SCHOOL BOYS Standard SiatT Correspondent LA LI lIPI K. Thnrs. V deputation from the Malayan Chi- U(l !>> Palo Tan Cheng Lock, railed on the Comptroller i v W IV Foster Satton, today, to ask the Government mm.! h«.\* and rertain classes
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    8 Dealers Convicted
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    ILL-TRENTED CHILD
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    180 Taking Course In Jungle Fighting
    67 3 andard < «^respondent 1 I HPI K. Hun,. Fifty-five Emergency 1 whom arc Thinese youlhr*. and 125 regular police are now under training v •>' il'ilau Police Jungle Training School, Ken lon three nionths ago. I ndang of Rembau paid an official i mnpanied
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    149 Sentenced To Death
    128 3 149 Sentenced To Death Correspondeni ;> i Of i court ihe A ted c h ivins I an icta an to. Mental v j' 'm, anBBaifc^iii is h^. Councillor. The Undang of Rembau took he salute and inspected a sard of honour after which the party saw various aspects vi
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    Citizensbip: A Reminder
    118 3 X I A LA LUMPUR, People of the :.on ..e reminded thai tl I esr>slaUiT« Coub- .it its wetting, o\k d to Au-. 1, 1951, period during which i> vho cannot read nte M.'. 1 1> or English ."i; iv for certificate titcaship, provided, t i iim\
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    39 3 photos. s tor tii Malacca Municipal elections On- el Uw first to register was the Mi G. E. C. Wisdom, seen in the fillip.- in his form. Lower picture shows G Mahiatea registering at the ACS i ,1 Standard
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    GET YOUR DEGREES HERE FIRST, STUDENTS TOLD
    152 3 Standard Staff Reporter BECAI SE the demand for admission to universities n Britain is very heavy, local boys and girls are advised to take their first degrees m the University of Malaya and then proceed to Britain for post graduate studies, states a
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    Rent Control Bill: Your Views Asked
    106 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government yesterday called for pubMc repSUntations <>» f nera question of Rent Control legislation. Rep-esentations m writing, withas many copies as possible up to a maximum of nine, would be sent to the Select Committee appointed at the last
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    23 3 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chum San of Seremban who were married recently. The bride was Miss Lily Loh Swee Lee Negri Studio picture.
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    3 Unions May Merge
    140 3 Standard Staff Reporter MOVE is afoot to brin? all Singapore Municipal and <.ovcrnment daily-paid workers into a single union. At present the Government and Municipal Labour L num. the Singapore F**^™ ***** °i Municipal Labour Unions and the P.W.D. Labour Union represent the workers. The desirability
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    Brazilian, Jap Crews Fight In Singapore
    117 3 Standard Shipping Reporter ELEVEN Japanese seamen will be flown back to Japan by t'.ie BO AC. this morning as a result of a quarrel which broke out between them and some Brazilian crew of the tanker. Salte 53. which is now m port. The
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    Farewell To Mr. Joseph
    124 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. JD. JOSEPH. Principal of the Singapore Teachers' Training College, on the eve of his departure to the United Kingdom on long leave, told the Student Council yesterday that he hoped members of the Executive Committee and the Council would curry on the
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    Council Quiz On Surgeons
    49 3 MR C C TAN, (Progressive Tanglin) will ask Government whether it is intended to revive the third independent surgical unit which was closed down recently following the retirement of Mr. Monro. He will ask Government for reasons it it is not intended to <io so.
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    Jailed Man Questions Judge
    91 3 LOH Siong. a middle-aged Chinese who jumped bail, and was re-arrested was sentenced m the Sic^anore First District Court yesterday to two years imprisonment for housebreaking and theft of tyres from a shop at Victoria Street on Nov. 2:5 last. When he was told that he
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    Detainees In Good Health, Contented
    349 3 Standanl Start (!«>rr<'S[)on<lrnt KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The natural reluctance shown by the 10,300 men, women and children removed from their places of residence and sent to detention and rehabilitation camps m the Federation, has worn out. according to the orricer-in-charge of detention camps. Many of
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    KL Elections Officials, Wards Named
    101 3 KL Elections Officials, Wards Named Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Mr. G. Hawkins has been appointed Supervisor of Elections for the Municipality here* and the following registering officers:— Cap;. C. O. Jennings (Bungsar Ward). Tuan Sye 1 Abdul Rahman bin Syed Bahar (Sentul). Air. A. Munusamy (Imbi) Mr. Lim
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    Gurney Tours Padi Areas In T. Karang
    375 3 Standard! Staff 'orre«poiidcnt kl ALA LUMPUR, Huirs. Tin- pail ar.a^ Tanjong karaii" were viaited \«'sU*r<lay li\ Sir Henry (iiirney, the High Ceswwslawiom*r, hlio vta* a< «»nif»anird by the Mentri Brsar, Selau^or, Raja Ida hin Raja Vliihammad, the British Adviser, Mr. A. V Rom,
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    Siren Test In KL
    83 3 Standard Staff < »»rr»-N]M>nd<Mt KUALA LUMPUR. ThUTfi A further siren test will be held this weekend. Oily one set of speakers is being installed ar.d it is not expected that the whole or even the major p r of the town c:>n be covered fr -m
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    KL Home Guard Muddle
    224 3 KL Home Guard Muddle Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA I.IMPI'R. Thucm —The Federal Capr.al was th« first place In the Federation where the Home Guard Movement began. Bi\ while Ho.nt Guards have been Formed iw other parts of the country and are actively engaged m the ftghi again I the bandits,
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    Had Bandit Receipt
    120 3 SERE BAN. Thun —Fur posI scssi'.ig a terrorist document ■'■■.'.a, "Malayan Races LfberaU Arn'.v. rereint of branch office. Gemas District." Wai Yik vu t >day sentenced to Bveyears' rigorous imprisonment by Mr FIVE people, four men and a woman were injured in this crash at t)ie ut
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      174 3 ...but I can't leave s^^&^\ l ier running Tmejmt sto I J ant start lllotor^ n S When you switch off, the engine cools. Then, and make sure of preventing corrosion of the cylinders. until it has a chance to warm up again, the harmful ShcU x-100 Motor Oil contains
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    12 LECTURES PLANNED ON CITIZENSHIP
    253 4 The Eas1 West Society will hold .1 sei ies i I 12 lectures on tizensbip at the Raffles Institu- n B as Basah Road, c nnmencing fn ra 1 ;:.e 1 ai 6. p.m., Professi R. E Holttum, the pi esident, told The Standard Yesterday.
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    University Move To Improve Education
    240 4 Course For Teachers Standard Staff Reporter THE University of Malaya will in the near future inaugurate a training course for *****graduate teachers to help raise the standard of education in Singapore and the Federation, Professor F. Mason, Professor of Education in the University of Malaya,
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    21 4 pnoio. Mr. Y T ves Bermard married Miss Francoisemarie Truquin at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday morning. Standar d
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    Woman Gets $1,000 Bail
    144 4 A 34-YEAR-OLD woman, Yeo Kirn Soh was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with fraudulently having three cameras, a hair dryer. an electric dry shaver, two electric irons, three wallets, a brief case, r w.iicn ana a sewing mach; all worth $315 m her
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    Wesak Day Programme
    200 4 Standard Woman Reporter THE SINGAPORE Regional Centre. World Fellowship of Buddhists will celebrate Wesak Day May 21 with a mass meeting at' tae Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. The programme will stari with a small service of hymn-chanting by children of the Mahab.'thi School and the Dhamma
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    Increased Gas Rates
    147 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE INCREASED gas rates for Singapore, approved by the Municipal Commissioners at their ordinary meeting m March, will come into force with effect from and include the 1951 meter readings, it \\;.s announced yesterday. The new charges are $6 per 1.000 cubic feet oi
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    Stand-pipes Asked For 825 People
    168 4 Standard Staff Reporter MR. H. J. C. kulaxingha requested the Singapore Rural Board yesterday that two stand-pipes be provided for 825 people slaying m a village between Sixth Avenue and Coronation Road off Bukit Tiniah Road, who now have to go to the main road
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    COURT HEARS CLAIM AGAINST DEAD MAN
    259 4 Standard Staff Reporter A CIVIL suit involving a claim for $23,862 by Dr. Suat Chuan Yin from Yong Yit Lin, who was murdered m May last year, came before the Acting Chief Justice m the High Court yesterday. The claim is the price of
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    S'pore Talks Upset Him
    98 4 A RUSSIAN came to Singapore yesterday by a Q ant as/ BOAC Constellation and was all smiles until someone told him that there was a big, threepower military conference being held, m the Colony. "What for?'' he asked, "Russia does not want war. She wants peace."
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    WATCH KEPT ON CANAL EROSION
    175 4 WA TCH KEPT ON CANAL EROSION Standard Staff Reporter THE upper portion of the Bukit Timah canal, which has no cement or stone embankment, is ealing up the road at an alarming rate and in certain places the erosion has already come to the road's edge. Mr. E. Galistan, who
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    Four Cleared In Fraud Case
    127 4 FOUR of the six Chinese alleged to have been involved m the $74,000 textile fraud case were acquitted m the Singapore Fourth Police Court on Wednesday. they were Peh Seng Yong Koh Lock Seng. Koh Kay Hung and Phang Boon Kirn. Of the remaining two.
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    Hotelier Took His Own Life
    70 4 A FINDING of suicide was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, at an inquest into the death of 44-year-old Yee Tong a managing partner of a hotel m Caven Street. Yee was found dead m the backyard of a hotel at Jalan Besar on
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      142 4 I(iAPOR[|JIJSI| \.\ir.\.. Orchard Road: s.pc.a. Meeting 5.15 p.m Movie Circle Committee Extraordinary Meeting 5.30 p.m.. Judo 5.30 p.m.. French 5.3<> p.m CHINESE \.M.< V. Selegle Road: Music Class 2.3(1 p.m Badmmton 5 p.m.. Dept. Committee Meeting 5.30 p.m.. H.L. Basket Ball 5.30 p.m.. Table Tennis 7.30 p.m. Mouth Organ Band
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    Registration: Penang Has Good Start
    271 5 Standard StaiT Correspondent PENANG, fhui 3 A good si has been made with the reg stration of voters for the forthcoming Muni ipal elections. As soon as Registration Offi «s in the various parts of the 1 *wn op »ed at 4.30 p.r.i. today, prospective
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    LOCAL GOVT. CLASS FOR WEEK-END
    69 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. A weekend sc.io.)l on "Local Government" will be held on Sunday, May 20, at Jubilee Lodge. Batu Ferringhi, from 1O.;W m the morning. There are 25 persons m the c!ins. comprising of members ot the Peoples' Education Association commif.ee and
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    Penang Commissioners Want Fort
    207 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. The Municipal Engineer's Department Committees approval of a suggestion that Government should be requested to vest m the Municipal Commissioners Crown land, including the Fort. that comprised the Ksplanade ground, and be asked to contribute towards the rehabilitation already carried out
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    School Chief Calls On Public For Aid
    261 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Thurs. Stating that the lime had tome for the school to buy over the properly or get out of the building when the lease expired at the end of the year, Mr. V. D, kuppusamy, Principal of the AngloChinese
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    Weekly Ban On Cinemas
    48 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. jj All forms of entertain- j ment will be banned m Kedah < during the month of Kamad- zan, except cinema shows i which, however, will not be allowed between 6 p.m. on Thursdays and- G p.m. on Fridays.
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    2 Polio Cases
    47 5 Standard Staff Reporter IN the weekly summary of j dangerous infectious diseases m j Perak for the week ending i j 12 two rases of poliomyelitis i were recorded. Bofii were not Ifatal. They were located m the t Kiian district of North Perak.
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    Released On Bond
    28 5 MR Lim En^. manager of Lien i Hu.it Bu s Company. Kuantan. who was detained under the i Emergency Regulations has been released on bond.
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    15 5 THE Kedah State Nationality Bill was discussed by the Kedah State Council today, May 17.
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    Kuantan Welfare Fund Gets $452
    63 5 KUANTAN, Thurs.— The 1U year-old artist Yong Chao Son. through Mr. George Chia. a Singapore businessman, who acted as his representative, c: tted 5452 to the Kuantan District Welfare Fund. The amount represents 20 percent of the proceeds from the three-day sale of the trtist**
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    Naval Patrol Intercepts 5 Dodgers Off Penang
    261 5 Naval Patrol Intercepts 5 Dodgers Off Penang Standard Staff Correspondent PEN ANG, Thurs. A sampan with seven Chinese, five m the call-up age group including two students of a local Chinese school, was last night intercepted by a naval patrol launch, between Pangkor Island and Penang. The sampan and occupants
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    54 5 Photo. Victims of the recent big Kampong Lavender fire m Singapore line up for distribution of money and other relief at the Sin Chew Sawmill premises m Lavender Street yesterday. Singapore sawmill owners and others have collected more than $10,000 m cash and gifts for distribution to the 1.000 victims
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    'Twist' In Call-up Explained
    85 5 'Twist' In Call-up Explained PENANG, Thurs. A local Government press release, issued by the Director of Manpower, states that m the Chinese vernacular, words are being used which make people believe that the manpower call-up means that persons will be drafted into the army to be turned into soldiers. These
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    Thrift Society
    87 5 KIWI A KANGSAR. Th, The following are office bearers of the Kuala K. :;^< ir Government Servants 1 Co-operative Thritt and Loan Society. Limited: Chairman— Mr. V. Nadason, Hon. Secretary— Mr. Balwant Singh, Ron Treasurer— Mr. Ye >h Teik Lee. Committee Members— Mr. W. Muthiah, Che Hamid bin
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    Bid To Raise Pay Of Peons Ousted
    287 5 Standard Slatt (.'orrrspondent PEXANG, Thurs. Following a long debate on the salary of office-boys, the report of the Salaries Subcommittee was accepted at today's Municipal Commissioners Committee meeting. An amendment moved by Mr. On£ Joo Sun to refer the report back to the
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    New COLA Accepted
    72 5 Standard Staif Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. The Municipal Commissioners decided at their meeting m committee thLs afternoon that the report of the Joint Committee on post Qf living allowances should be implemented m the Penang Municipality. About 20 Municipal employees were present, as observers, when the report of
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    Padi Planters' Welfare Will Be Cared For
    421 5 Standard Staff (Correspondent ALOR STAR, Thurs. The Mentri be*ar, Redafc, at the State Council meeting today, said that Government had been giving urgent consideration to the health, education, industry and the economic position of kaiiipoiiii inhabitants. Kedah being the foremost rice producing State
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    Ipoh Will Have More Markets
    101 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs —As part of thi plan of decentralising the central market m Laxamana Roafi, the Town Board, Kinta. is contemplating the establishment of subsidiary markets for Grec-ntown and Pasir Puteh areas The Chairman of the Kmta Town Board Mr Brander, stated
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    New Cinemas Are Planned For In Ipoh
    117 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Than The tare premier cinema organisations m the country Ifesars. Shaw and Shaw Limited and tfafl I Cathay Organisation ana planning to jive Epoh residi tti i new and better entertainmei facilities. Shaw Broti i« two itp i rmeoeni
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    CITY ENGINEER RETIRES AFTER 24 YEARS
    107 5 PENANG, Thurs Markfne I opt ...-.z ol i efisti ation on < throughout the town today, H.G. Hammett, th€ Municipal p r < the Munlcip il CommisM H ers 1 meeting this noon, expressed the hope I the citizens I G >i t£ Town
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    Little Englishmen
    745 6 r J':IK C:.;m-M' :n i.ns country have always shown a interest m the education of their children. But since the Government was mainly interested m the extension of English and Malay t nation, the Chinese have developed their own ication stem independent of Government help or m pirat
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    ILLNESS AND BLIND CHANCE MADE FINE SINGER
    1449 6 ILLNESS AND BLIND CHANCE MADE FINE SINGER TVfUSIC circles m Malaya are due to suffer a great loss this weekend, with the departure for the United Kingdom 61 Flying Officer Paterson Hutton, the area's No. 1 Baritone and a very genial fellow. "Pat," as he is known almost universally, is
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    TODAY'S ROBBERS ARE YELLOWBELLIED
    660 6 TODAY'S ROBBERS ARE YELLOWBELLIED [>OBBERY m Singapore today i^ at its lowest level since after the war. Cases are few and far between. In 1946 a robbery was not newsworthy if takings were less than $5,000 or some brutality did not accompany the hold-up. Biggest haul recently, after a long
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      321 6 In Defence Of Lotier ies Sir: —With all due respect to "No More Syonan" foi Letter on State Lotte ies ihii appeared m your paper last S iturday I. as a poor w< g man can see nothing wrong m State L 'te es. E\ en m the days of
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      PEOPLE'S RESTAURANTS
      255 6 2 Sir:— lt is sad to read that j the chaiices oi [Singapore's So- rial Welfare Department re--2 starting People's Restaurant are remote. Even more tfis- < heartening indeed is to hear that the Department is not par- > ticularly m favour of reviving the restaurants at the
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      THIS IS NEWS IN THE ULU
      122 6 Sir; In your paper of 7th May there is mention of a textile glut m Singapore and of falling prices. Subsequent issues tell us ot the hue and cry for 'Lift Re-Export Ban." That is all news to us living m the Ulu. If
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      INTOLERABLE PROXIMITY
      71 6 Sir:- The article you published on Sunday under the heading "Bus Users object to Ikan Bltsok," prompts me to write and saj that all the fact! i stated m the article are true. It clearly exposes the inability j of the officers of the transport department to deal
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      197 6 The Def enc el ess Sir Ed co nectin with M Tajui Aripms ettei on the iibject of Cost I. t Allowance to Pens ers wl appeared m v :<;•<■ M, j 9. 1951. it may be of i U t^* to gu te I ;r.e vev releva t sentences
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      GIFT FOR SERVICEMEN
      40 6 GIFT FOR SERVICEMEN s. Oi anded (rf 1 forces thr< >>.uh if m nd I should gratitude Standard s dooi fan sets The gai et lighten I Patients ciate though! for t! %i X X I Matron R X Hasp
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    Senate Agrees To Send Over 2 Million Tons
    267 7 Senate Agrees To Send Over 2 Million Tons US 'Wheat For India I ISHLNCTON, May lt> (I I*) The Senate u>ntar ,<<l to«la\ to offer famine-*tru*kt*n India v wbe«l on *Va>»y" loan lerm»i. II adooted 52-."i2 an amend- m< nl providing all wheat would be shipped to India on a
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    US Building Big Air Base On Okinawa
    25 7 AP)- i c disnbera si trans DC Oi I A I c ".■'..n c by X Ie S
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    First Mass Executions In Mukden
    36 7 First Mass Executions In Mukden 7 ißeuter- Sam s se Com- loudstailed 1 ac- ;her I di 3 not eight g I Investi5. a Nat a g 0 people r> .ced a ■n 23 uding D
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    25 7 Cri pps Condition Considered Serious Re I J action, x- ided: g at lei :>iv to nem loped t the p irnnaenced exbound conl ling
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    AUSTERITY MOVE IN ENGLAND
    295 7 AUSTERITY MOVE IN ENGLAND LONDON, Maj 11 -AP> vh houses ivea a new tusterity today They ere 1 I Mi k might have to be rati *ed again. Eggs might «ne vie i ati «i i exted this summer. Coffee and P icea were going up vas d expected to
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    Acheson Says He Intends To Remain
    458 7 WASHINGTON, May IT (AP)— Dean Acheson, target of hot fire from critics of the Truman administration, de- dared yesterday that he "enlisted for the duration" and intends to remain as Secretary of State for as ions as the President wants him. The statement could
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    Morrison To Visit West Germany
    50 7 BO^'N. Germany, May 17— (APV- Mr. Herbert Morrison will arrive here by air on Friday afternoon for the ftrsi visil ot a British Foreign Secretary to the West German capita!. On Tuesday Mr. Morrison is due to By to Vienna for a twoday visit j
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    Fashionable Wedding... Shirtless Bridegroom
    100 7 Photo. The marriage of a Javanese Princess to a blue-blooded army officer recently was Indonesia's 'Wedding of the Year". It took place at Surakarta. Central Java. Here the bridal couple. Gusti (Princess) Siti Nurul and Lt. CoL Kaden Mas Suryo Sularso. are seen clad m traditional
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    Emergency Press Bill Of HK Passed
    290 7 HONGKONG, May 17 (AP) The Hongkong government yesterday passed into law the emergency press hill primarily aimed at stopping Communist propaganda within the colony, hut foreign news agencies come under the new ordinance as well. The new 'aw gives the government sweeping powers of
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    US Publishers May Be Asked To Give Newsprint
    95 7 US Publishers May Be Asked To Give Newsprint WASHINGTON. May IT— <AP> American publishers may be asked to give up about 10,000 tons of their newsprint to nearly a dozen friendly counties fighting Communist propaganda. Such a plan was reported Wednesday to be nearly ready for approval by the 12-nation
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    Petain 'Sinking'
    44 7 PARIS. May IT CAP) Ex Marshal ol France Henri Philippe Petain was said by his doctors today to be sinking gradually." The 95-year-old former cruel of the Vichy regime recently rallied after a long illness which nearly Claimed his ii!e 1"' N
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    Malik Tries To Block Ban Move
    231 7 FLUSHING, New York, May IT (UP) Russia sought unsuccessfully today to block a United Nations consideration of an airtight world-wide arms embargo against Communist China which the United States contended would bring the Chinese "closer to the realization that it i their own sell
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    STERN BRITISH NOTE TO IRAN
    74 7 LONDON. May 18 (AP)—Britain sent Iran a stern note on Thursday reportedly calling tor high level talks to settle their oil dispute. The note was dispatched to the British ambassador. Sir Francis Shepherd. m Teheran. The Foreign Office said Sir Francis would deliver it to
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    Korea Wounded Now 65,523
    60 7 WASHINGTON*. May 17 (UP) The Defence Department said today that American casualties m the Korean war have reached the new total of 65,523, an increase of l 468 m a week, I lie j id U des LMI2 dead, 43^06 WO ui ded, 9,621 presently missing,
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    Red China Lost Fortune In Gold
    172 7 PIONGKOXG. May IT (Uninformed sources said today that the Chinese Communists recently lost hundreds oi thousands of dollars waen they tried to force their way into the tightly controlled gold market and private syndicates objected. The losses were the result of confiscation ot contraband
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    Truman: We Must Help Allies Or Face War Alone
    356 7 Truman: We Must Help Allies Or Face War Alone WASHINGTON, ftfaj 17 (Beater) PifUrwl Truman said toda\ thai uiil«-> the I nihd Stales h«l|nd lier allies she might ha\e lo fare iii« vorld <lanj:« r alone. "Lnless our allie* art* rtflOMg tin- krrmlin uii-Ut lake them OVCT and the «lan^»'r
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    Former Teheran Governor Sacked
    130 7 TEHERAN, May IT (UP I [nterior Minister General Fazloll ah Zahedi dismissed ttif police chiei today and personal assumed control ni rounding up the men who have threatened to assassinate Premier Mohammed Mossadegh. Government sourcei s.^id Zahedi sacked General Abdul Hussein Hejazi wrho served m n
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    Hugs Sun Spot Now Visible To Naked Eye
    128 7 COLUMBUS, Ohio Mn\ 16, I Pi A "huui'" mih spot estimated 100.000 m.h Ions; and 25.#M m i«-^ »'id« is now visible on t!i«* Em* of the sun Dr. Allrn Hyaek, Director ol the Mat Mill m Observatory al Ohio sute I'niversitv
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    W. German Plants Aided Red China
    175 7 WASHINGTON, Maj l AP Kennetli H m jen, A rican ipecial investigator, ■<■' fied on Wednesday that Irategic goods worth mitlionf i I dollar? have been Communist China Pron West German industrial plant- < the start of the Korean Hansen bai fust returned b
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    S'pore Electric Power Affected
    89 8 S' pore Electric Power Affected Uitzte^Gked /ighting I ij r balancf <>i rfoclric p«wcr m Singapore is j, j!; y i,. ih i-.i.-hU of loral-niatlr fluoreseeni guinea \>.:li wr Hongkoiig-nMMIe control i:«ar. vsiiMi arc beinjj i!!\ installed on the Municipal iiK'.iu^ m Singaj ore without anj power-factor correc- en I
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    40 8 Mentakab Pays 30 PC s ass con- inning Mci C •pan y, I 31, i d i mta the c I :u--1952 cc of vas s 7| per ft] a] ge era! me I g be t in May 2
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    More Powers For Food Controller: NEW Bill For Legco
    89 8 standard start" Reporter A BHJ to :-i.- I the Food .nance to r" C tUex powei 9 I check to bu issues of controlled Jes issued foe in- Ite spe rial p i < utilised m the intended will be introduced
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    Buildings That Need No Sanction
    301 8 [P< May IT A Pera i ent tatement today tains that only buildings ex•ding $5 m cost requii c sai tion. Tl statement is tended. to a- isl nil those who are now cong or i m to erect any buildii g P led the
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 8 HONGKONG. May 17— Special Standard Servi Closing prices on the Hongk nig Exchange today were HKMV^i to £1 sterling; HK56.225 i US$l: HK$l.BO4 to Malayan c HK$O33 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK$322 to one tae!
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    UK Rubber Ban Is Cutting Indonesia Supplies To China
    393 8 B 3 \MHII.W KOTH. Standard Staff Correspondent LOMMXN, M;»N 17. Taking the view ti.iit Indonesia will not be i,, position 5;. export largas quantities of processed rubber, internationally mhher experts maintain that the British Government s ban on rubber shipments li»
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    April Rubber Crops
    27 8 Messrs. Chan Sze Onn and Co. report the following April emp figures Malaka Pinda Rubbo:- Estates Ltd.. 48.680 lbs; New Scudai, Ltd.. 41.00J lbs.
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    Industrial And Rubber Shares Lower
    194 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A few Malayan fin shares showed slight Improvement today, while rubber and industrial shares were inclined to ease. Moderate business passed. INDUSTRIALS Gammons 1.80 1.85 M. Colls 1.60 1.67J Rallies Hotel 2.80 2.90 cd S. C. Storage 4.03 4.15 Straits Times 3.00 3.10
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    INDIA REFUSES PAKISTAN RICE
    4 8 INDIA REFUSES PAKISTAN RICE
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    Rubber Price Falls Another 3 Cents
    164 8 Standard Slaft" Reporter RI'BBER prices m Singapore opened yesterday about ten cents per ll>. below Wednesday's levels m consequence of a further reduction by one cent (US) m the (ieneral Services Administration price, and a decline m the London quotation. There was certain amount
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    Japanese Tyres Now Arriving
    292 8 Standard Staff Reporter ONF OF the first shipments of Japanese motor-ear lyres arrived m Singapore yesterday to put the Japanese trademark on the local tyre market again after a lapse of over five years since end of the war. Substantial bookings for Japanese tyre shipments have
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    Formosa May Ban Scrap Export
    91 8 TAIPEI. May 17 (AP): Chinese Nationalist authorities are considering a ban on the export of scrap iron from Formosa. Thig Is on advice of American engineers who think that steel can be produced out of this scrap cheaper than it can be imported. A curb
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      RUBBER
      77 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (May IT) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose $1.52 $1.53 F. 0.8. m bales June. No 1 R.S S $1.47 $1.48 No 'I R.S.S. 51.44 $1.45 No 3 H.S.S. (nom $1.41 $1.42 Tone: Steady, quiet. LONDON RUBBER Thursday's opening
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      TIN
      37 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The price of Tin to-day was $567.50 per picul. unchanged, LONDON TIN Thursday's prices first session were: Spot £1,145 buyers £1450 sellers. Three months £1,120 buyers £1,125 sellers. Settlement Price £1,150 Tone: Very steady.
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    Sembawang Phone Lack To Be Stressed
    241 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government will be asked to give early consideration to the installation of public telephone booths at convenient places m Sembavvang at the meeting ot the Legislative Council on Tuesday next. Mrs. Vilasini Menem (Independent Seletan m written questions she
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    RECLAIMED RUBBER
    31 8 A total of 302.G31 short tons of reclaimed rubber was used m the United States In 1950. This was 11.549 short tons more than the record consumption m 1943.
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    'Rubber Piles Up In S'pore
    95 8 'Rubber Piles Up In S'pore THE WALL STREET Journal said that the dr m übber prices m Singapore from about 71 cents (U.S. is due to a "superabundance" of the commodity. The Journal said that world output of natural and synthetic rubber has been estimated to reach 2.300.000 tons this
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    India Wool Exports
    29 8 The Government of India has decided to release for export a further quantity of one million lbs of Indian wool for the year ending September 1951.
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    More US Steel Workers Now Than In Wartime
    48 8 About 662,700 persons— a record, number were employed m iron and Mccl industries m the United States m February Itsl. Employment for the month exceeded for the first time m the wartime peak of C 58.600 set m June 1942.
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    Cargoes From US, Japan, Australia
    136 8 THE AMERICAN President Lines freighter President Buchanan brought a total of 2.139 tons of cargo for Singapore, from United States and Japanese ports. From America the vessel discharged 8.04:1 cartons of sar- tai goods. 976 cartons of dry bat- 1 teries. 100 cartons of crab
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    16 Firms Claim $156,215 From 3 Shipping Lines
    235 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Chinese Import ami Export Association senting Chinese import and export interests m the Colony, has ttked shipping companies here to compensate for alleged loss of ydi m v,,. companies' steamers amounting to 8156,215. The claim is heni-
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    New Ipoh Housing Scheme
    176 8 New Ipoh Housing Scheme Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. May 17— A 51. 500.000 housing scheme is planned by Messrs. Gan Bee For. Ipoh. The layout of the scheme submitted by the promoters has favourably impressed the Kinta Town Planning Committee. The representative of Messrs Gan Kee said thai the scheme,
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    Tin Spurned By US Finds Other Marts
    267 8 Standard Staff Reporter BUT FOR the initial setbacks following the announcement of U.S. embargo on stockpile purchase of tin, Malayan metal prices appear to have regained sufficient strength to ensure a quietly steady market m the past two months, exclusive of U.S. participation
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    Singapore, Fed. Govts. To Fix Living Cost Index
    162 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore and Federation 4,0\ rmiu tits trying to fix a cost of living index ha*e<i <»v tin wa«es and salaries paid by prixate emplowr* m This is theobje I 1 being made by i Living Committee earning- ol
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    Indian Imports Of Ran Materials
    95 8 INDIA Imp rted raw materii valued at nearly R52.000 mi for industrial use during 1950--i 1951. The import of capital g alone accounted Cor over Rs 810 million and .spare parts for capital goods another Rs 85 million. The total value of consigner goods imported
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    COPRA OPENS EASIER
    81 8 Standard Stall K> ptTtCt COPRA ii I produce markt.' ly easier yesterday, dicating MSJ and slightly. B. ported at |46 per pin the dose the mark' With h>:yer s at $45v at $48= Coconut oil with buyers a' at SBO per pi. Pepper rema steady nutria i
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    New US Textile Ceiling Prices
    22 8 New U S Textile Ceiling Prices wash'v iTOK Ifanufad i and <• by the Got nent new ceiling pricei •margin* to t I
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    Shipping Control
    43 9 WASHINGTON. May 17 <Reuter)—The Lord Privy Seal. Mr. Rici-.u d R. Stokes, .said yesterday that he would discuss with American officials the possibility oi forming an international shipping commif.ee to control the allocation of the tree world scarce strategic raw materials.
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    $10 MILLION RAF SCHEME
    715 9 B.W. Airfield To Be Rebuilt f Standard Special Correspondent THE R.A.F. is to start work within the next few weeks on a ten million dollar scheme to entirely rebuild Mala Kuching (Butterworth) airfield, m Province Wellesley, and lengthen its runway |o two thousand yards. The work,
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    AIR CHIEF TO VISIT HONGKONG
    146 9 AIR CHIEF TO VISIT HONGKONG ROYAL Air Force units rod installations at Hongkong will be inspected taring the weekend by Air Vice-Marshal H. L. Patch, of Far East Air Force Headquarters, who is due to fly from Singapore today. The Air Vice-Marshal, who is An Officer In charge of Administration,
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    Firm Takes Over Moller Agency
    236 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE agency m Malaya for the Moller Line jsroup of companies, including the Lancashire Shipping Co., Ltd., (Castle Line) has been taken over by the Singapore firm of Barretto Shipping and Trading Company. Ltd. The Moller group includes tugs, salvage ships and
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    AIR ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES
    135 9 Arrivals KIM from Jakarta t.44 a.m. t r .'in Baagkok ll.*« .«.ra. t P V from Banckok «;::<» p.m. B.O.A.C. from London, B'kok .;..">."> p.m. G.I.A. from Jakarta. T. Pinang 1.20 p at MALAYAN AlRWAVi* rroiu Penang Ipoh. Koala Lumpur Kota Bahru, Ku.intan. «.:!5 »> m.
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    Ships in Harbour
    177 9 WHARVES Gdns 44 45 Bronxville. Sheers Wharf: 42 4:j Stentor, 40 Bulan. 41 Angby, 38 39 Tairea. 36 37 Tawali. j3'34 Cyclops. 31 32 Dolius. 29 30 Pachumba. 28 Xc: .rig. 25 26 Myrmidon, 21 22 Kola. 19 20 Nagara. 15 16 Breconshire, IS 14 Burnside. 11
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    344 9 EASI ASIATIC LINE f^ur*f .ra t'rom t;urnuf Mas 25: SeU-.nciia. for Bangkok May TO tl HOPE In Port: Pionia AMERICAN MAIL LINE Poi UH West Co»»t forts. Accepting cargo Tot South and Centra' America Island Mail, discharges Spore. May 24. EVERETT ORIENI LINE For H'knng Japan. May 23:
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    THE STANDARD Junior League
    486 10 THE STANDARD Junior League 850 Schools Go Afloat Just By Adopting A Ship! 'THOUSANDS of boys and girls m 850 schools all over Britain are m direct contact every week with ships of the British, Danish, Dutch and Norwegian merchant navies. Schools send their news to the ships and the
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    CONTESTS: NEW SERIES SOON
    137 10 IV'-IK Junior Leaguers, This week brings to an end the second series of contests featured on this page. 1 trust you all fuid as much fun doi?;g as the Contest Editor did W n 'ne thought them up. Well, Series So. 3 will shortly make r.s
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    Radio Programmes
    474 10 KAUIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISO PROGRAMME lUM kit IIVI mrtrek) In am \-»N (X!.»: I p m K-ulio Urchestra; l.:in Npv»>; 1.45 Freddy Martin OrriioNtra: p.m. Li^ht Musit J -it J BiversitjT »l the Air; t .i."> ProKnugMN Summary; 6.11 Chiltlrrn's Pru^rammp; ;n l-orces Favenrites; j I p. m.
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    ARMY MEET AIR FORCE AT GOLF
    267 11 REPRESENTATIVES of ihc Army and the Royal Air Force from all over ihe Far East (iomniaml Area \s\\\ meet at the Royal Sinuapore Club, Bukit Timah, next \l edneMlay to decide which Service is best at uolf. It will be the post-war revival of
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    Penang Boxing Assn. Meeting
    50 11 P E x A N G Thurs.— The ang Amateur Boxing Association will hold its annual i meeting at the Penang Club, Western Road on Tuesday, May at 7.15 p.m. Vlemi era i the public inU rsti 1 amateur xii i ai nvil I 1 tend
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    X Troop, Marines Trounce Police
    44 11 ■>.: XV NG T s.— 42 Con oando beat Police by s—l5 l i i round of th Xi D strict football H s] m gave thi 1 firsi half. plied >ugh Lav iin ■< l rkons (1) Rj n 2».
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    SEGAMATTENNIS
    313 11 SEGAMA T TENNIS SEGAMAT. Thurs. The Segamai District lawn tennis champi »nships begin today. G>>''d entries have been received In- Ung Yeo Oon Ke.>ng. unbf.i'.e:! >;:i=;ies champmn li>:^;-49. and Mohd Hj AH last years triple winnet r A] »wing are th e!:tn^ OPKN SINGLES: Yeo Oon X..- mg Ibye) v.
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    41 11 photo. Indo-Ceylonese relay team of Selangor who won the mile inter-club relay at Klang on May 5 and at the Malaya District (RAF) sports on May 12. Left to right: N. Selvarajah, V. Subramaniam, M.Balakrishnan and Mahinder Singh. C. F. Larm
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    Mistake Costs France Match
    364 11 LONDON. May 17 (AP) Scotland defeated France I—o1 0 m a Festi>al of Britain international soccer game at llumptlen Park. Glasgow, Wednesday nitrht. A crowd of 80,000 saw the game. The unimpressive Scottish f team was fortunate to win. A sound French defence lapsed j i
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    Wales Beat Switzerland
    137 11 WREXAM. May 16 (Reuter) Wales avenged a two-year-old defeat m Berne when on the racecourse here tonight they beat Switzerland m a Festival of Britain soccer international by three goals to two after leading by a single goal at half-time. Eich m the Swiss goal was the
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    PAHANG MAKES CHANGES FOR CUP MATCH AT K.L.
    318 11 PAHANG MAKES CHANGES FOR CUP MATCH AT K.L. RAI B. Thurs. Pahang play tluir second Mala> a up fixture on Saturday against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur. Five changes have lummi made m the Pahang Irani which went down to Perak at Kuala Li pis l>v«» weeks ago by live «*oals
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    Clash Of Bright Eyes, No Regrets Eagerly Awaited
    472 11  -  OLLIE DAVIES WHO 'IS THE BEST SPkINTEM By WHO IS the best sprinter m Malaya today? This question has cropped up a<*ain and a«iain but racegoers have found it difficult to arrive at a decision although there are only two horses qualified
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    Panton Leads In 'Daks' Golf
    136 11 Pan ton Leads In 'Daks' Golf SUNNINGDALE, V I, I May IV (Ai'i Scot man j Panton scored a 6C> t\ >•> tki i G. 519 y..r. s Sunningdale co i I Wednr las i 'i<- fir- 1 f the "Daks" 72-hol< I i profes .i goll tout nameat. Panto
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    Race Horses Die In Montreal Fire
    66 11 MON f I Betwei i five i 4 > race h es <■■ t death todas Ui a sped icu I that I o ed I i Auch lie si c* "Bi the B Bo I ick, a here opens torn jr« Most i
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    Jenkins Cup Soccer
    30 11 The mansfield Sports Club's annual "Married" v c r s v s "Singles" soccer match for the Jenkins Cup will be held at the S.C.C. padang today.
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    Shaw Gets New Rider
    139 11 SYDNEY. May U <AP): Jockey Athol Motley accepted an offer to ride m Singapore and Mill leave Sydney on .Monday by plane. Mulley will be No. 1 jockey to Horse on ncr Kunme Shaw. The offer was made to Mulley by Mcl Law ton. Shaw's representative
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    KUANTAN SOCCER
    19 11 KUANTAN, Thurs A X.. tan District XI bi I At,. School by 2—l m football match here.
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    Kinta Champions Lose To Malays
    290 12 Kin ta Champions Lose To Malays ll'Oll, liiur-. Drfrmliiii: rhampions. Ching Imra, iWlllinnl \\w\r Bwd «lef«*al m the local soocer league vsht'ii thej unexpvrieillv wrnt down to the Malay <Jub l»\ four m>al.^ lo one today. Alt *r uking an ear.y two-nil Lead the Malays played sn inspired -;a:.~.e m
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    Hendon, HK To Play In Manila
    73 12 MANILA. May 16 (Reuter) The Hendon, Hongkong and Manila international football series will get underway tomorrow evening at the Rizal Memorial football field, it was announced here today. The series will start at 6.45 p.m with the Hongkong team playing against the San Miguel
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    SOCCER STOPS FOR REPAIRS
    53 12 RAUB. Thurs. On official instructions from the District Officer. Raub. the only public padang m the town has been closed fur necessary repair* and resting until the end of this month. Associations, clubs, and schools m the Raub Soccer League have been t«>ld to discontinue games
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    COLONY ENTERS TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    104 12 COLONY ENTERS TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS SINGAPORE is amon; Hrn S3 Mutries which will l>li\ m Ifce 1933 world tible tennis ampion r.-»iiiba> u;ll b*» the vmie of the r h ampionslupa to be held from i rk 1 to Feb. 10. The International Table Ttrfh Federation's World h.impionships sub-com-mittee, which
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    Foong Seong Cup: Negri Pick Seven
    143 12 SEREMBAN, Wed. The Negri Sembilan Badminton As<'u>n today announced the p lycra from whom the six a Negri Sembilan team 4^ i nsX Singapore for the F mg Seong Cup competilion a* Singapore on May 26 and 27 will be selected. The players from
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    Army Cricket At Sermban
    81 12 Army Cricket At Sermban T i I E fo I v. ing \\A\e been wt ted *o re| t eni North Ma lya Sub-Distrid against Bouth Malaya District m a cri *kH matdi 4 be played at Seremban on May -t> and 27: Maj. W. K. Hed.ey (capt.), Maj. D
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    Clifford School Sports
    35 12 KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. The a;uiual athletic sports A th« ClilTorri School, here will be held thia Saturday, oti Ihl srhool grour.d The Suit. in ol IV..U will g..e a-.vay the pri ces,
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    BODCA CASH IN ON CA MISTAKES
    461 12 BODCA CASH IN ON CA MISTAKES Late Goals Decide Senior League lie CHINESE ATHLETICS weak defence cost them their SAFA Division I match against BODCA at Jalan Basar Stadium yesterday. After holding BODCA to a 2-2 draw at half time, the Chinese faded out hadly in the second half and
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    SAFE HANDS
    49 12 photo. BODCA K«»a!ki' per Crawford makes a ;ood save as Chinese \thlrtic forwards. Hon Yam and Kok Peow romr rushing in This was one of the maiy 5«xxi »f« by Crawford wh;«h enabled his side to defeat the Athletic 4 2 at Jalan Rrsir Stadium vesterday- Standard
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    83 12 HANNOVER, GERMANY. May IT (AP).— The West Ger- I man Tennis Federation, anger- I ed over the barring of Baron i Gottfried von Cramm and j 'another player, said today it J will send no other players to j 1 the International French Championships from
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    SCHOOLS SOCCER
    39 12 KUALA KANGSAR. Thurs.— Kuala Kangsar Malay School won Malay Schools football league championship by beating Manong Malay School by 2—l. The Sultan of Perak gave away the trophies, shieid to the champions and cup to the runners-up.
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    SCS Get Easy win Over Bata
    303 12 FIELDING the better combination Singapore Cold Storage scored an easy five-nil victory j over Bata Sports Club m a I Singapore Business Houses League match at Balestier Road yesterday. S.C.S. opened the score through Murray. Bata forwards tried hard to equalise but their inaccurate
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    TODAY'S Sport
    38 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER:— R.E.M.E. v. Kota Raui at Jalan Besar Stadium Div. 3: Mental Hospital v. Hotspurs at Ceylang. BUSINESS HOUSE LEAGUE:— Stanvac S.C. v. F. &X. at C.V.M.A.; Guthries v. N. Trading- Society at F, N. around.
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    TEAMS FOR WEEK-END CRICKET
    167 12 Indian lvs«ri«/i«n Indian Association cricket team for the week-end: Against SC.C. tomorrow at 215 pm. on the Padang. D. Dliarmaraj (captain >, Choor Smt>h. M. S. Gill. Yacoob Madari. J. Vias, J Arvinrai, M. AshrafT. Hyder Sithawalla, S M. Ally Rudh Singh and L,. S. Thivv.
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    Malay Sports Assn Tennis Results
    88 12 Malay Sports Assn Tennis Results Further results m the Malay Sports Association^ tennis tournament were:— Open singles: Bostam beat Bakar Hassan 6-1, 6-2. Ibrahin Junid beat Yacob Kassim 3-6. fi-0, 6-3; A. Sujak beat Abdullah Hj. Ahmad 7-5,6-1; Hj. Jamil beat A. Rahman 6-1; 6-1. Junior singles: Elias beat Hussein
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    OBA Cricket
    8 12 THE team to represent St. 3
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    Ford SC Give In To Airways' Faster Team
    281 12 ALL-ROUND superiority and better tmisnin*; enabled the Malayan Airways Sports Club to score a 2-0 win m their Business Houses tie against the Ford Motors Sports Club at Farrer Park yesterday. Ford S.C. had only themselves to blame for their defeat. They
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    STRONG MEN
    86 12 Twenty seven Frenrh Ruffby Internationals, accompanied by two coaches and a manager, passed through Singapore yesterday on their way to Australia by a Qantas B A European 1 champions, having beaten both Wales and England, the team will play 27 matches in Australia and seven in New Zealand.
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    International Field For Rich Ascot Festival Race
    235 12 International Field For Rich Ascot Festival Race LONDON, May 17 (Renter) Ninety-six entries of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Festival of Britain slakes to be run over a mile and a half at Ascot on Saturday, July 21, Mere published here today. The race with entries from England,
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    FLAMENCO WIN
    41 12 STOCKHOLM. May 17 (API A rapacity crowd of 4o.(KK) saw the Fiamengo soccer team of Rio de Janeiro win their first match on Swedish soil Wednesday night by defeat ing Swedish champions ?\la!nio F.F. by one goai to nil.
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    GOLF Here's How
    157 12  - GOLF Here's How Slammin'Sam Snead Ciy Our player is not swinging his dub, he's picking it uo Again his left arm is not straight and our player has cocked his wrists much too soon. But the big Haw is that pronated and turned left wrist This will convert an upright
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    Refuses Offer
    43 12 PARIS May 16 (AP) 'Colonel John V. Grombach, American manager of French middleweight boxer, Laurent A uthuHle, Tuesday told rei porters he had refused an ofier of Paris natchmakers for a title fight, between Dauthuille and world champion Sugar Ray Robinson.
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    TITAN B.P.
    120 12 THE following were e'e^'ed office bearers cor the Titan Badminton Party for E951-1952. Patrons: Messrs. Chua Soon Teck. Lee Cheng Hai and W. Pflu?; president Mr. Yeo Ban Seng. vice-presidents Meiers. Gun Ah Lim. Chee Chin Yew. Miss Ong Siew Yon? and Inche Abdul Aziz bm Ahmad: honorary
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    SPRINGBOKS LEAD ON FIRST INNINGS
    158 12 SPRINGBOKS LEAD ON FIRST INNINGS BRISTOL. RfaQ 17 (Rfutvr) IW South cans declared at tkrtr m., night score of .">!',}', 5( r wickets when the *<.■,,., ,j clay's play against I terhsirc opened here teda* On a wicke' condition Clo ictsi a food start ImM trouble. Young n«4i it out
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    BODCA Team For Sun.
    47 12 Ilie i vine I selected to :eo- 3 -ODCA against R AF Se i I eapoi c Cri ck el Junior "B" Leaciie i day at Seletiir N L.G U. ..uvr, i Gup" J"e X Ca Singh. CheU M. Nur-s. 1 RvKanesa B
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