Singapore Standard, 22 May 1951

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    Masthead
    17 1 Aingapore Standard v 0 no. 325. 1 w SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Plans Include Volunteer Fire Fighters
    208 1  -  GEORGE RASIAH ctot! Civil Defence B) vi'DKK. ci>tl defence plan?* include the forma- v. Volunteer hire Force, Mr. H. G. Turner, for he fence, told The Standard yesterday. nee Depart::" t c 1. r.as been preparing the ore's defence ng them with territories m uuna
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    HK Fire Renders 1.000 Homeless
    75 1 HONGKONG. May 21 (UP)— Two hundred squatter huts were razed to the ground and IjOOO persoi were rendered homeless i fire which gutted the entire hillside area of one ol Hongkong's main thor tug—fares m a 75-minute blaze. No deaths were, h iwever, reported but
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    Cabinet To Discuss Oil Crisis
    224 1 LONDON, May 21 (Reuter) Prime Minister Clement Attlee has summoned a Cabinet meeting tomorrow to discuss the Persian oil nationalisation crisis m the light of weekend developments. Mr. Attlee is personally directing British action m the absence of Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison, now visiting Germany.
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    RAF Bombs Bandit Targets In Three States
    90 1 BANDITS targets m three States Tretfgganu, Perak and Near: Sembilan— were attacked m yesterday's operations by the R.A.F., it was announced last night. Tempest fiahter-bombers, Brigand light bombers and Sunderland fiying boats operated over Perak, Sunderlands and Lincoln medium bombers over Negri Sembilan.
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    US Trade With Malaya Higher
    109 1 WASHINGTON. May 21 (UP) —United States commerce with Asia was on the uptrend ia M itch with exports to all countries valued at USS 192.765.000 compared with U*****,510,000 m February and imports valued at 1*552 16,292.000 against US$l7l,--585.000. The Department of Commerce statistics showed that
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    Discontent Among RN Shore Patrol
    126 1 HONGKONG. May 21 (Reuter \AP)— The British-owned newspaper China Mail this afternoon reported discontent among members of a Royal Navy shore patrol which led to a flareup this morning. AB J. Gay, acting as spokesman, told the China Mail they were on duty for 24
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    UK Gets Meat From Argentine
    5 1 UK Gets Meat From Argentine
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    Mrs. K. M. R. Menon Honoured
    38 1 photo. Mrs. K. M. R. Menon. President of Singapore's Kamala Club being garlanded by Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Menon will shortly be leaving the Colony for a holiday m India and England.— Standard
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    Soviet Paper Attacks S'pore Military Talks
    105 1 LONDON, May 21 (AP) The Singapore conference of British, American and French army, air and navy chiefs last week was yesterday attacked by Pravda, Soviet Russia's official Communist newspaper. It said the parley was "one j more link m the attempts of the American
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    C'wealth Defence Talks Next Month
    333 1 LONDON, May 21 (LP). A Commonwealth defence conference will be held next month, probably at Malta, lo take stock of the strategic situation m the area stretching from Malta to Singapore. Military quarters said the area is wide open M lo aggression. Commonwealth relations officials
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    2 Malays Wounded
    37 1 TWO Malays were admitted to hospital yesterday with gunshot wounds m their legs. They were caught within range when a Municipal dog shooter fired a shot while on duty m Lorong 21, Geylang Road.
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    Burma To Ignore UN Resolution
    83 1 RANGOON, May 21 (Reuter) The Burmese Government will continue her present trade relations with the People's Re- public 'of China despite the United Nations latest resolution banning the shipment of strategic materials. a competent source indicated here today. Strategic materials like rubber, petroleum products and
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    IKE MAY RUN FOR PRESIDENT
    75 1 NEW YORK, May 21 (UP)— General Dwight Eisenhower pr>bablv would accept cither the Republican or Democratic n>ruination for President and President Truman may be the man to place the General's name before the Democrats, Eisenhowers former aide said today. Captain Harry Butcher said Eisenhower might
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    CAT Refused Possession Of Planes In HK
    138 1 HONGKONG. May 21 (Reuter-AAP). Sir Gerard Howe, ruled today that 40 aircraft m Hongkong, formerly owned by a Chinese nationalist corporation, were now the property of the People's Government of China. In a reserved judgment m the Hongkong Supreme Court, he ruled that
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    Red Forces Start To Withdraw From All Fronts
    424 1 Red Forces Start To Withdraw From All Fronts TOKYO, May 21 (UP) The battered Ked armies began withdrawing all across Korea today and United Nations forces thrust back into Munsan and I tjonj.bii. The Chinese Reds started pulling out toward the 38th Parallel alter sulTering heavy i losses m a
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    Shot- Dead
    41 1 PIC TURK of fes-year-old Mr Lim Teck Kin. Singapore millionaire and pineapple magnate who was shot dead by two masked men as he was leaving his residence yesterday morning to so to work. St»e full story m page 2.
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    GI's Claim 37,750 Casualties
    189 1 GI' s Claim 37,750 Casualties TOKYO, May 21 (AP) !)ou«.hhoys of the I 2nd Division killed or WOtu.d'-d 57,750 Reds m lhe (ive-day old (MMWIIMI ofiVn>i\e. tin* I .S. Btfc Army *aid today. flliwrf K<-d* lost nearly four di\isions trying lo annihilate the division. American losses were reported comparatively small.
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    Hockridge Sentenced To 3 Years
    157 1 HONGKONG, May 21 (RenterAAP'- Ronald Charles Thomas Hoc— ridge, M-year-old 8r,;. -a merchant, was sentenced to three years hard labour by Ifi Justice Gould when he pleaded guilty to possession ol I aa pstols and 56 rounds of amm mi- on ft ithout a permit
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    Soviet General Said In Command Of Chinese In Korea
    84 1 TAIPEI. Ma) M (API T China Uni' 'ii Pi c I -said tod Soviet General Ifirecol n aii t irtually m comn nm ot < hi nese Communis; forces In X and visited the front early th month. It said th**
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    YOUTH ATTACKED
    56 1 F< HJR M < 'TT. S T i M>year-otd Chinese while lie was talking Ina fi i friend m Holland R tag last nighl lit- aas taken to hospi l I c a head wound was si tei ed and he wai sent home I girl was unmolested.
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    New C-in-C Spends Busy Day In KL
    102 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Lt. Gen. Sir Charles Keightley. new C-in-C. FARELF arrived here this mornTng and was mcl by the G.O.C. Malaya District, Maj. General Urquhart. Sir Charles paid a visit to Sir Henry Gurney and later h:d audience of the Sultan of
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    UK, Japan To Discuss New Financial Pact
    40 1 TOKYO. May 21 (API Th<United Kingdom and Japan will negotiate a new financial agree* ment on Thursday, it was learned here tod ay. H. H Thomas and J. B Loynei will represent Britain.
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    MASKED YOUTHS SHOOT MILLIONAIRE
    478 2 Man Dies Before Reaching Hospital Standard Stall Reporter A SINGAPORE Chinese millionaire and well-known pineapple magnate, Mr. Lim Teck Kin, was shot dead by two masked men, early yesterday morning. The shooting occurred at the main gate of Mr. Lim's residence m East Coast Road while
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    THEY DID NOT FORGET THE WHISKY
    104 2 standard Staff Reporter BURGLARS who entered two houses m Gallop Road m the early hours ol Saturday morning got away with $1,860 worth of silverware, cutlery and a bottle ol whisky. Entry was effected through open windows m both cases. The first house was
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    MEDICOS MEET
    39 2 A rr.eet::i3 •i t the executive t nmittee ol the S wthern riivi- the 8..M a (Malayan l Branch 1 will bt' held at the x R department ot the Gens' al Hospital T>dav at 5.30 pan.
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    45 2 Nin< ty one year old Mrs. Rose Barman, a passenger of the Qantas BOAC plane from London yesterday was wheeled into Singapore by Miss Patsy Faneott. 21-year-old Qantas ground hostess. Mrs. Harman is off to New Zealand to see her son, aged "0. Standard photo.
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    Together Again After 30 Yrs.
    195 2 Standard Staff Reporter AFTER beu>g separated for thirty years, ''I year-old Mrs. Rose Herman of Kent, asked, her only surviving son Eric agei 70 if she can join him 14,000 n iles awa*' m New Zealand. With a happy smile and shsnhtf) blue eyes Mrs.
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    POLTERGEIST DANCES SAMBA—JOGET FASHION
    249 2 POLTERGEIST DANCES SAMBA— JOGET FASHION Standard Malay Correspondent THE poltergeist which threw stones at houses and a tin of butter at a European a few days ago. has found a new way of disturbing the residents of Singapore. To tho>e who frequent the 4, Joget Modern," the poltergeist makes a
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    MURDER CHARGE
    59 2 THREE men faced a tentative charge ol murder m the Singapore Second Police Court Yesterday. The accused were Kartar Singh. Sunda Sinsh and Chandra Singh. They were .tl!oi_ed to have murdered Vein Dial alias Dial Singh m a room at Aljunied Ro:,d at about 12.30 p.m. on May
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    It's False
    180 2 \John Laycock On TFree Press Report! Standard Staff Reporter THE Progressive Party mem- ber for the Katong District m the Singapore Legislative Couni cil Mr. John Laycock yesterday described as "false information" the report m yesterday's issue of the Free Press that he is one of the four
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    BROKE IN
    42 2 LIM Ton Heng aged 21. was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by one year's police supervision m the Singapore Second Palice Court yesterday for entering into a building belonging to Thong Hock Co., m Ellenborough Street.
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    61 2 The wedding of Mr. John Lee to Miss Mary Goh, which took place at the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary yesferday. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boon Teck and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Goh Teck Seng.
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    S'pore Had 125 New Firms Last Year
    119 2 DURING last year. 125 new i local companies were registered I m Singapore with a total nomi--1 nal capital of $99,520,000. states the report of the Registrar of Companies. Of these companies. 117 were private and three public. Twenty-five foreign companies, nine private
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    Rims Rolled With Wire
    71 2 THE story of how a 36-year-old armature winder nearly >.- away with two lengths oi stranded copper wire~ rolled round the two rims ot s bicycle at the Naval Base May 19. was related m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. The accused, Leong Poon. was
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    Cafes Will Help Drive For Voters
    221 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE 25-man committee formed by 2.>1 Singapore Chinese associations and guilds to boost a campaign for the registration of voters, has decided to utilise the 1,500 Chinese coffee shops m the Colony as registration centres for the Chinese population. The committee
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    HE TAUGHT 2 PRINCES & A SULTAN
    284 2 HE TAUGHT 2 PRINCES A SULTAN Standard Staff Reporter A BRITISH educationist, who at one time and another, taught two Abyssinian princes and the Sultan of Zanzibar and then talked to the King of Greece on witchcraft, is today acting principal of one of the premier schools m the Colony.
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    DEAD WOMAN LEFT IN BACK LANE, COURT TOLD
    287 2 DEAD WOMAN LEFT IN BACK LANE, COURT TOLD I Standard Staff Reporter THE story of how the dead body of a young Malay woman was carried from her room on the second floor of a house m Johore Road and then left m a back lane was related m the
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    11 2 picture. Mr. Ralph Ellis, new acting principal of Raffles Institution.— Standard
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    Wins Sultan Ibrahim Scholarship
    22 3 Wins Sultan Ibrahim Scholarship S ..JarJ Sta ;<'">''r -lon.— M is i S I the leac ci m up T tion Mas*
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    Dato Tan Lauds Malays
    133 3 ient M\l Vt t «•>.-. uith .1: ..ur I of the tsia both i ere d m n \< 5 IUNO as full I tinan.i liberal %h uo Onn |l"« t. -iv i published m rhe Singa D is aam rhe Stan Dato Tan went on
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    24 3 The Ceylonese group at the Seremban YWCA fashion parade recently. The group was arranged by Mrs. Seevaratnam. seen on extreme left. Lido Studio picture.
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    FIO Makes Fresh Call For Royal Commission To Probe Constitution
    385 3 FIO Makes Fresh Call For Royal Commission To Probe Constitution Standard Staff Correspondent j Xl VLA LUMPUR, Mon. Proposals have been made by the reiteration of Indian Organisations to three other leading public bodies m Malaya, rhe Standard learns, to present a four-signatory demand lo Covern-im-iit to reopen the question
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    Goodwill Tea For Soldiers
    103 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. To restore goodwill between the youth of Kampong Bahru and .Malay soldiers, badly strained as a result of an affray between the parties at the Linky World, the parents and committee of the Settlement entertained 50 members ol the Malay Regiment to tea
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    Aux. Policemen Repel Bandits
    148 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Breaking themselves up into three small parties, terrorists yesterday, fired at a sentry on a resettlement area m Jeiebu and called upon the Chinese Auxiliary Police guard to surrender. The APs answered the demand by ftdng back at the attackers who were forcer!
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    BORs Praised For Aid To Squatters
    336 3 By Captain D. H. de T. Reade THE ARMY m Malaya has done a great deal m assisting the Government m moving squatters under the Briggs Resettlement Plan. In Selangor State, where 30,000 squatters have been re-settled, 3 Transport Company, R.A.S.C, for instance, have
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    59 3 Army PR photos. SOUATTERS MOVE OUT— Top picture shows a squatter woman, with one child on her back and another sitting alongside, smiling happily at the thought of going to a new home. Lower picture shows Driver Todd, RASC, lending a helping hand to a couple loading the materials of
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    Labis Squatters To Form Guards
    48 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEGAMAT, Mon.— A Home Guard will have to be formed m the Labis Resettlement. This was stressed by the District Officer. Inche Samsu Bin Mahmood during his recent visit to the Resettlement accompanied by Mr. Tan Siong Lian, President of
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    2 Parties May Contest Seats
    91 3 Malacca Elections Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon —When the Municipal Council elections take place at the end of the year, two political parties are likely to contest at the polls. They are the Labour Party and the Progressive Party. The Labour Party will probably be
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    More Terrorists Are Surrendering
    283 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Trusted member* of various units of the terrorists m this country are «ri x i n«_. themselves up to the security forces. They state that though no one is allowed or will even dare to talk aboul surrenders, they sense
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    Setapak Welfare Centre Opened
    141 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The people ol Sel aoak were told yesterday by the acting State Secretary, In be Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majid, that community centres were aii indispensable part of vilI lage Life iii progressive coun- tries. He made this statement when his wife,
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    Unite At All Cost Indians Told
    158 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Man.— Indians m Mnaya were urged to bring about unity tmo -j Ihemselveg a1 whatever cosl it a meeting of the Kuala Lump r branch of the Malayan lnd;;m The meeting hailed the pi posed mei'ser of the three
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    Sarawak Governor Hails Brooke's Act
    155 3 Standard Staff correspondent OPENING the Council Ne- i m K.uching yesterday the <> i Prftor of Sarawak. Mr. A F. A bed. wetcocned the wise acl < rl of Mr Anthony Brooke m v. ri ring irom the anti-cession controversies He said that man; Governmenl
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    Welfare Lottery
    60 3 KUALA LUMPUR. M-.n-STe the Social and Weltare Lottery Board's first lottery be Is are* progressing slowly. quartei mat these will be snapped up fast, judging v m v ir> brisk business done by Turf (Tubs has not materialised. Since May 9. when the lattery was opened, to Hay
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    A Dream School Comes True For 8 Men
    450 4 EIGHT men sat m a line m! the sun at Changi yesterday i surrounded by a dream-school that came true, and watched a ceremony which brought to a close three years of hard, voluntary work. They were the available members of the
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    48 4 AIR Vice-Marshal R. S. Blucke, A.O.C. Malaya, cuts the red, white and blue tapes to open the new library at Telok Paku school. Also in the picture are Mr. S. Jaganathan. Honorary Secretary of the former Voluntary School Committee, and Mrs. L. Soh. a teacher at Telok Paku.
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    $81,000 LANDCLAIM FROM WOMAN
    322 4 A SINGAPORE Chinese, who made a fortune of 8300.000 during the Japanese regime is claiming the return of landed property which cost about 881.000 from one of three mistresses, m a civil suit before Mr. Justice Fletcher Rogers m the High Court. The man, Eddie Soh,
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    NEW PAY RATES FOR CG's MEN
    166 4 torter Standard Staff Reporter THE locally engaged civilian staff of the Commissioner-Gen-eral's office m Singapore have been granted revision of their basic salaries to correspond with the Benham Committee's recommendations tor local Government employees, Mr. S.S. Manyam President of the Commis-sioner-General's Local Staff Union,
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    Make Wesak A 'Holy Day'—Rev. Narada
    220 4 Make Wesak A 'Holy Day' Rev. Narada AN appeal to all Buddhists m the Colony to observe Wesak Day as a 'Holy day' was made by Rev. Narada, the well-known Buddhist priest of (ley lon at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night. "I appeal to you to stop business activities
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    Museum Has Famous Explorer's Autograph
    405 4 AN autograph signature of Alfred Russell Wallace, the famous English naturalist and explorer, was presented to the Raffles Museum by Dr. F. F. Laitllaw las! year, the Museum's 1950 report revealed. This autograph has been placed on exhibition. Wallace toured the Malayan Archipelago m 1854
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    Car Bonnet Had Dope
    147 4 Car Bonnet Had Dope Standard Staff Reporter A SECURITY check at Thomson R >ad resulted m the discovery of a bundle of opium conce' fed m the bonnet ef a motor car. This was stated m the S;:.capore First District Court yesterday, when a Chinese tood c.terer Ge Vie Ching
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    Suggestion For Bin Sites
    78 4 Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION that refuse bin centres m Singapore should be carefully sited ar.d one permanent large locker with the lid fixed on hinges should be provided at each centre has been made to the Health Committee of the Commissioners by Mr. S.S. Manyam
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    Women, Children Pack Court
    514 4 TEN Malays, three Indian Muslims and two Arabs, appeared before Mr. J. M. Devereux Colebourn m the Singapore Relief Court, yesterday, at a preliminary inquiry into a tentative charge of murder of two Eurasians and a British serviceman, during the Singapore riots m December, last year.
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    10 4 Buddhist devotees offer flowers at the St. Michael's Road celebration.
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    TIGER BEANS SCARE PENANG
    224 5 Coffee shop Business Badly Hit By Report Standard Staff Correspondent PEN ING, Mon. Penang coffee-shops have been hard hit report thai Tiger Beans are being mixed with coffee-powder. ll will be recalled that 27 pigs were reported to have died recently siting m ie authorities sealing
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    KAMALA CLUB HONOURS THE MENONS
    44 5 v ll SSC I g ot reH M c per. I I tenon S M i \e: I the i t arje i rich I c mc- I m sa ees fas c es prek teo p lesl em-
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    46 5 Mr. and Mrs. Chong Theam Lee who were married recently at the Wah Keow Chinese School. Simpang Ampat. Kedah. The bride is the sixth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leow Lim Sin while the bridegroom is the second MB of Mr. and Mrs. Chong Kirn Yew.
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    RIOTER GETS 15 MONTHS
    73 5 ROSLI bin Samudm. a young Mala? was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth District Court yesterday to n month.-' rigorous imprisonment tor rioting at the junction of J kj Chiat Road and Changi Road 00 Dec. 12 list. A second accused. Ismail bin Wansor Merdasa who was
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    Gift Books
    67 5 j Air Vice-Marshal R. S. i Blucke. A.O.C. Malaya, i presents a token number i of books to Mr. Lim Lan i San, the Principal, at yesterday's ceremony at the Telok Paku School. 1 On the Air Vice-Mar-shal's -^-ight are members 1 of the former Voluntary j School
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    SHB Workers Reject New COLA Offer
    128 5 THE Singapore Harbour Board Labour Union has rejected an otTer by the employers of a graded increase m tne cost of living allowances at present paid to tlie daily-paid labourers. The Harbour Board classifies its labourers as .trades A. B and C according as
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    School Gets $1,000
    32 5 TOWKAY Omar, landed proprietor ol Kelang Lama. Kulim. ffei ed $1,000 to Che M. V. Samsudin. Headmaster ot the Governmenl English School. Kulim, to improve the school I rand.
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    S'pore Man Writes Message Of Peace
    286 5 Standard Staff Reporter IN V SMALL room m a house m Short Street, a silver-haired, disabled and partially blind 77-year-old Tamil, propounds a message "to the World." ■j Calling himself Vera Re (Latin for "In Truth") he is j writing his '"message" m book
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    28 5 Mr. Amir Singh. P.W.D Contractor. Kulim. South Kedah. has donated $200 to Che M. Y. Samsudin, Headmaster of the Government English School, Kulim. to improve .he school play-ground.
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    Flag Day To Help Red Cross
    179 5 Flag Day To Help Red Cross Standard Woman Reporter THE St John Ambulance Associ ition and Brigade m Singapore are holding their Flag Day on June 9. The proceeds uf the sale of flags will go towards the Association funds. There will be about 400 girl? and boys of the
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    Eurasians Honour Leader
    216 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. Mr. E. P. Balhetehet, President of the Penang Eurasian Association, paid a tribute to the services rendered by Mr. G. Shelly to Penang and Province Welleslev and his efforts to further the interests of the Eurasian community m the Federation at a
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    Bata's Agree To Workers' Demand
    184 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE 200 WORKERS of the Bata Shoe factory m Singapore who went on strike last Friday stayed away from work yesterday. Representatives of the Company and the workers met yesterday m the office of the Deputy Commissioner for Labour, Mr. C. W.
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    TRAINING COURSE
    44 5 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Men- I Twenty-six Normal Class stu--1 dents are attending a ten-day i course lor teachers at the Built. Zaharah English School. The course is being conducted by the I Superintendent of Teachers', j Training from Kuala Lumpur.
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    $50,000 Bail In Opium Case
    116 5 FOLLOWING the seizure of over $000,000 worth of opium made by the Customs on Sunday. Kee Choon Sun. a 25-year-old Chinese was charged m the Singapore First District Court yesterday with possession ot 1.000 pounds of raw opium. Kee. who claimed trial was alleged to
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    Planter Abused Police Officer
    79 5 A PLANTER from Johore. Fd v'ard Martin Stewart, was line 20 m the SingaDore Fourt 'olice Court yesterday when h dmitted abusing Police Lieuten nt. George Loy Lew, at Dun am Road. He also behaved m a disorder f manner, shouting and sittin n the counter
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    Support For New COLA Is Assured
    340 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE MOTION FOR implementation of the CM of Living allowances recommended by the Joint (mn. mittee appointed by the Federation and Singapore Governments will figure prominently m today* proceedings of the Singapore Legislative Council. It i* expected to receive almost unanimous
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    700 Will Sail For Mecca
    77 5 Standard Malay Correspondent MORE than too Muslims will sail m the Tyndareus from < Singapore on Thursday. Tins 1 was disclosed yesterday by the i Jeddah Ticket Office. Singapore. Up till 1 pan yesterday. 084 1 future Hajis have been register- ed to travel by
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    ACSU Will Fight For More COLA
    202 5 ACSU Will Fight For More COLA Standard Staff Reporter THE 8.000 Strong Anm (T\ Q Service Union of Singapoie will press forward its claim to bring the cost oi living allowances fof civilian employees of the Army m line with those paid by the Colony Government. Mr. II P I).
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    Girl' s Nude Body Found In Well
    65 5 Girl' s Nude Body Found In Well Standard Staff Correspondent TELOK ANSON. Mon The semi-nude body of a girl was found m a disused well behind a house m Hoi ley Road yesterday morning. The body has since been identified as that of a Siamese girl aged about 17. named
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    828 6 IN film and fiction, the journalist is a creature of studied indisciplines. He is a rugged individualist whose Uiv is ordered by a highly complex code ol laws known as "scoops". And this code of law has its inspiration m the law of the jungle m
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    DON'T TAKE UNNECESSARY RISKS DURING RIOTS
    841 6 DON'T TAKE UNNECESSARY RISKS DURING RIOTS WHAT must have struck many observers during the Singapore riots was that many people took unnecessary risks by mingling with mobsters. By Our Crime Reporter) There were more onlookers than mobsters at all the major trouble aieas on the first day of the riots.
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    Raise All—Not Chinese Only
    363 6 Raise All Not Chinese Only Sir I hope your leader headed "A Chinese Party?" will be widely read, marked, learned and inwardly digested, especially your sound advice as to the danger of approaching the problem of the so-called political apathy of tlie Chinese m this Colony from a communalistic view-
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    FORCED CALL-UP WILL NOT HELP THE CAUSE
    218 6 Sir. 1 have read with interest the various letters on call-up which appealed m your paper. I hope more parents will come out and air their views. After all we parents have got something to say about our boys. Malaya is going along
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    RACKETEERS ACTIVE
    179 6 Sir. In spite of price contfjpl on Cigarettes and Milk enforced half a month ago, blackmarketeers m Trengganu are continuing their activities unhampered. Recently Food Control Inspectors went to w o r k. Their targets were the small businessmen. As a result many small shop keepers have been
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    BETRAYAL OF THE PEOPLE'
    110 6 BETRAYAL OF THE PEOPLE' Sir: It is no secret th; I the people of Singapore are facing an acute housing shortage. Tine authorities, however, have' decided to suspend the building programme m order to curb inflation. But it seems that this decision is being challenged by the Singapore Municipality which
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    KELANTAN SETS AN EXAMPLE
    97 6 Sir. Will you please allow me space m your column to voice something concerning Manpower. On the night of 15th instant I heard over Radio Malaya that Kelantan will call for volunteers to do police work for the same period as the call-up and m place
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      Clo—Answer To Intrigues
      446 6 C lo— Answer To Intrigues Sir:— A barrister founded the Malayan Indian Congress. When it suited his purpose, he left the MIC. m the lurch and it fell into third rate hands. It> its successor (.that half-bleached jute) which m effect wrote the epitaph ot the MIC. When the MIC
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    A Great Soldier And A Friend
    503 6 r PHE scenes on Sunday of Sir L John and Lady Harding's departure trom Kallang airport, when they left on the first part of their journe ,T to England. were a touching tribute to this soldier who lor almost two years has borne a
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Basutoland Ritual Murders
    419 6  -  COLIN LEGUM Investigator's Report and Recommendations. By LCi, JOX. npHE alarming incidence of ritual murders m Basutoland was due to the efforts ot members of the ruling class to resist modern poiitica] reforms initiated by tlie British Government, which exorcises its rights as the protecting power over
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    Review of Views
    140 6 Review of Views Silent Sovi 1 BRI 1 1 i ith the 1 is I i W i tndepi Russia 1 put* cunning g; i g I Bl I I cc B Iraq, I Soviet-] i which > patch her I Under the i ohscrv I intense I i sib
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    Iran Rejects UK Demands For' Oil Issue Arbitration
    276 7 Iran Rejects UK Demands For Oil Issue Arbitration II 111 KVY Maj 21, AP) Prime Minister Dr. Mossadeq ifcn rejected lhe British demands for arbitration on the explosive nl nationalization issue. At tl c same time, a Governnent spokesman told Parliament thai BrT. .in and the U.S. are pushing [ran
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    Republicans Ask Removal Of Acheson
    64 7 Republicans Ask Removal Of Acheson ON, ree Re- v sen Congin a res "that S1 Dean i m f H the 82 igress, tion I been Republi an House Mr. Joseph .usetts ed r Mr i i r to g y based >t€ peace." T Sheehan f the < po-
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    Bloodstained Note Clue In Hunt For 'Mad Moor'
    169 7 Bloodstained Note Clue In Hunt For 'Mad Moor' ISABLANCAh May 20 I Renter)— A bloodstained bank•te tod a. ...ive a clue to the whereabouts of "the mad <>r"' Moh. i met! Bouali who murdered seven people m the Atlas mountains last week. 1 imte h.i> found on a Morroccan tradesman
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    Italy Wants To Scrap To Scrap Peace Treaty
    241 7 Italy Wants To Scrap To Scrap Peace Treaty GENOA, Italy, May 20 (UP) Italian Foreign Minister Count Carlo Sforza asked the Western allies today to declare as a matter of urgency that the Italian pea.ee treaty is "t xtmct." Speaking at a Republican meeting here. Sforza made it clear that
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    Urge Merger Of Settlements With India
    117 7 BOMBAY. May 20 (Reuter)— Political leaders of French and Portuguese settlements on the Indian coast meeting here for two day conference today called on their compatriots to "prepare for a movement for achieving freedom from colonialism." Campaigning for a merger of four French and
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    Adenauer To Visit UK
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    Russia Has 5,000 Of 20,000 Firstline Combat PlanesIn FE
    27 7 Russia Has 5,000 Of 20,000 Firstline Com bat Planes In FE WASHINGTON, May gence officials said today 1 20,000 first. me combat plant far outnumbering the Unite
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    PI President May Visit at Sandakan
    435 7 PI President May Visit at Sandakan 1 MANILA, May LM. (AP). -7- President Quirino may visit Sandakan, capital of British I North Borneo, while on his southern tour, press secretary Antonio Ari/.abal said m a message from Zamboanga last night. The British legation here said it had no knowledge of
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    Seek 100-Year-Old Treasure Of Gold
    47 7 MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. May 21. CAP)— A party of grave I diggers with a 100-yearold map I start burrowing today for a treasure of gold and jewels re- portedly buried m Montevideo's central cemetery by an Italian adventurer who fought here with Garibaldi.
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    All That Was Left Of Glouesler
    48 7 The remains of the Gloucester's First Battalion, lhe only survivors of 4.">0 British fiiihtinj; men. march m review toward the end of the ceremony at which Ihey were awarded the FS Pivsi dent's Citation. at 29th Brigade Headquarters m Korea. AP photo.
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    Party Of 20 Leaves UK For Singapore
    201 7 In Search Of Kidd Treasure j 1 i RYE ENGLAND, May 20 (AP) Sixteen men and four women are scheduled to leave here for Singapore today en route to a £250,000 pirate treasure hunt m the South China Sea. To guide their quest
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    Disagreement On 2 Points Delay Agenda
    135 7 Disagreement On 2 Points Delay Agenda PARIS. May 20, (AP). —A disagreement over the North Atlantic Pact and U.S. bases overseas are now the only major points preventing completion of an agenua for a Big Four Foreign Ministers meeting. usually reliable sources said Saturday. The Deputy Foreign Ministers of the
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    No Indian Ban On Any Political Group
    56 7 NEW DELHI. May 20 (AP)— The Government ol India has not banned any political organization m the country, Home Minister C. Rajagopalchari said. m reply to questions m parliament. But, he added, he could not answer for the state governments who primarily are
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    Soviet Moves Give Rise To PeaceRumour
    227 7 LONDON, May 20 (IP)— New rumours oi peace m Lorea and new hope for a global settlement between ie East and West swept Western Europe tonight m the take of two unexpected Soviet moves. I They were: 1. The Soviet I Communist newspaper Pra\
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    Truman To Testify Is Suggested
    123 7 T ruman To Testify Is Suggested WASHINGTON, M:.\ 20 (API A suggesti that P esidc I Truman volunteer to testify m the Senate investigation of the ;n mc of Gen. MacArthui been tossed into the big fo i policy row b-- Senator Alexander Wiley. ""If the President refused, the joint
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    Ceylon To Go Slow' On Prohibition Policy
    72 7 COLOMBO. May 20 (Reuter) Ceylon Governmenl will "go slow" m Its prohibition policy, according to Minister of State, Mr. A. E. Goonesin i He told a meeting :ieve that it was not the intention of Government to introduce total prohibition overnight i ike
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    Dressed For Tropics -While People Shiver
    116 7 Dressed For Tropics While People Shiver SYDNEY', May 21 (AP) perature of all degrees at Syd stared m astonishment when tropical suit and topee stepp The man was 67-year old consul and missionary from n peratures are between 40 and born wife he is touring the W EmharrasNed at the
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    UK Admiral For Atlantic Not For MS
    300 7 UK Admiral For Atlantic Not For MS WASHINGTON, May M (UP) A nited st.v.- i facial saul Ux i thai a. L« report that i British admiral might be m. ied I the A' ant < Command o: Ihe North .V ai tic Organizai ion appears I to hi a
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    Egyptian Army Chief Reinstated
    127 7 Egyptian Army Chief Reinstated CAIRO. May 20 Reut« Fe k i Eie d Marsha n I t dy Pasha, who vi p on the retired list Last N i pending investigati ms i i < 1- gyptian "arm- M tod; s reinsUted Chiet I v ■ot the Egyptian A a.
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    22,000 War Damage Claims Are Already Settled For $42 Mil.
    292 8 Standard Staff Correspondent Xl VL\ Ll MP! K. Mon. Payments amounting to about $42 millions have been made \>\ the War Damage Commissioners. Awards made now total 22-000 wbieh fi ne does not include initial payments. The award to a
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    S'pore May Import Pigs From Thailand
    201 8 Standard Staff Reporter SUHGAPORE may he able to import pigs from Bangkok m the near future. "The |»iii^ are there and we haxt the -lii p- 1. -JI tre Hant now i* lhe sanction of tin Thai (.oN.riuiirist." miiil Mr. VS .W Jenkins. Director
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 8 T X IS r. I 21 Special Sta ia Service Closing prices H g I inge todarj HKsl 581 Cl si rling; [Ks< 22 I US$l HKSI 804 I M 51 HK3 I one B ipiah: Gold 25 to
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    Soil Inventory
    36 8 THE US S Co, servati n S< epares -los I etp es, ranchers > sei v.in plans They > vs i ea estate s, m investors, .engineers governage cies m n king inveni soil resoui cea
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      RUBBER
      78 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (May SI) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No 1 KS S Spot Loose $1,521 $1,531 F. 0.3. m bales June. No 1 R.S S SI. 471 $1,481 No 2 RSS $\A\\ $1,451 No 3 RS S (norn I $1,411 $1,421 Tone: Slightly easier.
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      TIN
      45 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ike price of Tin to-day was $567.51 per picul. I p 42.50. LONDON TIN Monday 'a prices first session were: Spot buyers C 1.1 45 sellers. Three months £1.115 buyers V. 1.1 20 sellers. Settlement Price 1.1 40 Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Little Trade In Produce
    104 8 Standard Staff Reporter COPRA was quiet yesterday, sellers quoting slightly lower. No business passed. The market closed with buyers $46J and j sellers $47i per picul. j Coconut oil sellers quoted $80 per picul, with buyers holding Pepper prices remained unchanged on a quietly steady market.
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    Conditions For Import Of Jan Medicines Outlined
    390 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE and Federation Governments are stated to be prepared to consider applications to import Japanese manufactured medicines and drugs where a special ease has been put up on the reeoinmendation of the Directors of Medical Services. j This statement
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    New Cable And Wireless Co. Jetty
    72 8 photos. The new _56-foot Ion? jetty at Bukit Chermin recently completed for the Cable and Wireless Company by the Singapore Harbour Board Civil Engineering Department. The concrete jetty is for use of the company's cable ships. The Cable and Wireless Company's new main office
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    Pinnitol From Trees
    7 8 Pinnitol. an alcoholic com-
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    WORLD RUBBER SURPLUS SEEN
    81 8 NEW YORK. May 21 (AJP.)— I Mr. James J. Newman, vice- i president of the B.F. Goodrich Co.. has forecast a world surplus of 535.000 tons of rubber i this year, adding that this will mean lower prices for U. S. consumers of rubber products. Mr.
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    803 8 §>ndard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan share market opened quiet today, but quotations showed improvements m a few selective issues m all sections. Moderate business passed. Todays prices were:- Alex Bricßa Pref. 1.824 190 Ords. 2.05 2.10 Atlas Ice 13.00 14.00 8.8. Petrol 47'- 48 cbi
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    Rubber Falls On Report US May Free Purchasing
    106 8 Rubber Falls On Report US May Free Purchasing Standard Staff Reporter ANNOUNCEMENT that the National IV,„i tI Authority m the United States might Release control* rubber caused an easier tendency m the rubber nam Xi I m Singapore peaterd*. Quotations v. tsenU per lb. be i closing levels. Opening q
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    S'pore Lags Behind In Lighting Laws
    340 8 Standard Staff Reporter CHILDREN are so behind at school invariably because of bad lighting at home, says a lighting <x|M*rt. Mr. S. W. Mounter. Chief Lighting Engineer at illiam Jacks (Malaya) Ltd., who is now introducing planned lighting m Singapore. j Pointing out that
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    US National Production At New High
    119 8 US National Production At New High WASHINGTON. May HI <Reu-:er-AAP> America's output at q.iods, and service, reached an unprecedented l""-s3i:;.9uo.oouoo0 year rate 1:1 the first three months of 1951 The Commerce Department reporting this today declared that the fundamental driving force that pushed the gr «ss a iti nal production
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    Will Shut Off Rubber To China
    104 8 WASHINGTON Mi g| tUSIS): Ambavsadoi L Austin, is represeatitivf 0 the United Nal m lere that his interpretation of he I.N. (.eneral fcsemMj oargo on materials aad ments of war agaiul t :hina and North Korea hat the embargo roukl vhut »ff the flou
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    US Steel Supplies Are Cut Further
    49 8 The United States Government has announced that steel supplies for moturcars and other consumer "hard goods" would oe cut about one-third below the level of last July l. This will mean reductions ranging from ten to 15 per cent. below present civilian levels.
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    Sandy croft Rubber To Pay 10 pc Dividend
    171 8 Sandy croft Rubber To Pay 10 pc Dividend 5 AND YCROFT Rubbe Company is paying Its tirs dividend of ten per cent, les tax since the war This pay ment will absorb ?l!a. unit am the repayment against rei: a bilitation loan a furthe: $36,000. The total ot 561.200 will
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    CAR SPARE PARTS CARGO ARRIVES
    35 8 THE FREIGHT ship President Harding which arrived yesterday _brou£iU_J ,789 tons of cargo for of specials, 943 cartons of chew- nig gum. __Other_cargo for Singapore:—, drums 3.508 c; cas> j
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    Japan Textile Export Target
    49 8 Japan Textile Export Target _API Jap textile tal U.S. s pc earnings. 1 n draft llscal yci, F.pnriiiin'f S J p T the fove re"cv requ th it J«p m US$l 375 310 eluding ice I I 800.000 crude oil 17.9 JOO tone hard i 2.120.000 bale ore 3
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    Japanese Steel Mission
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    IN DEEP WATERS
    43 9 SAX FRANCISCO. May 21: (Reuter)— The 7.000-ton Japanese freighter Kenkoku Maru which went aground 80 miles north of San Francisco m a fog on Apr. 28 has been hauled into deeper water. But tugs have been unable to free her.
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    Atlantic Crossing
    48 9 YARMOUTH. May 21: (Reuter) Two young men. Stanley Smith and Charles Voilet, hoisted the sail of their 20-foot home marie yacht yesterday and set out for the United States. They hope to steer their vessel Nova Scotia into New York harbour m about 90 days time.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    139 9 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Arrivals BOAC. from Sydney, Jakarta OO p.m. York from Bangkok 4. 'hi p.m. X.L.M. from Amsterdam. Bangkok ll M am. (charter) from Amsterdam, Bangkok 1 1 TO p.m. Q.E.A. Skvmaster from Sydney 4.M5 p.m. C.P.A. from Bangkok 6.15 p.m. MALAYAN AIRWAYS from Kuching 4.10 p.m. Penang
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    DCA TO EASE AIRPORT JAM
    331 9  -  IVOR KRAAL Offices, Customs Hall Being Built By Standard Aviation Reporter SUCH has been the tremendous increase m passenger, mail and freight traffic at Kallang Airport this year, that the Department of Civil Aviation has decided to put up two new buildings to relieve congestion.
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    Bee Tong To Join Red Funnel Fleet
    301 9 Standard Shipping Reporter EXPECTED m Singapore from the United Kingdom m the second week of June is the 518-ton Maston, a Shell t>|»e of coaster which is to carry trade between Singapore and Indonesia for the Red Funnel Line. This was disclosed to
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    SHIPS IN HARBOUR
    214 9 tt HARVES GTn 45 Scudai. Sheers Wharf: 44 Kota Gede. 42 43 Glengarry, 40 Malim, 33 39 Johilla. 36 37 Anchorage Victory, 33 34 Steel Traveller. 31 32 Dolius. 29 30 Pachumba, 27 28 Nagara. 25 26 Esang, Cable Wharf: Recorder. 23 24 Merkur, 19 20 Arnold
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    Ready For Trials
    160 9 SIX new British destroyers will be ready for their trials before the end of this year and another two early next year. Thic woe Bniwm/i_v™. rot This was announced by Viscount Hall, First Lord of the Admiralty m Parliament speaking about the progress of Bri-! tain's naval
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    ICAO Aid For Thailand
    72 9 BANGKOK, May 21 Thailand and the International Civil Aviation Organization of the United Nations have signed a technical assistance agreement which provides aid for the development of aviation m Thailand. The agreement provides an ICAO civil aviation adviser for Thailand and Mr. Stuart Alexander Campbell of
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    399 9 t\SI ASIATIC LINE iiu:*i.to from fcurcuf _?»lav 25: ScTmdia, for Bangkok May TO EIROPE m Port: Piooia VMEKIIAN VIAII LINE Kyi v a We>i Loasi forta. Accepting cargo for South ano Centra 1 America June 9: Island Mail, sails June 14. BVE&tm OKI EN I UN. For 11
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      107 9 SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Sarawak) WEEKLY PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT SERVICE TO KUCHING REJANL RIV> PORTS AND BINTULU (with transhipment at Kuching). Due. Sails Bidor for Kuch.ng J" 1 2 Buloh tor Kuching 29 May accepts cargo for Bintulu with transhipment at Kuching Rajah Brooke tor Kuching In Port
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      124 9 "SINGAPORE RED FUNNEL LINES" HEAP ENG MOH SS CO., LTD. SOON BEE SS CO., (S) LTD. 33/35. Teluk Ayer Street- Phone 3448 Passenger_& /reight- services S.S EDEN DALE"— SAILINGS TO Bl LNJOfc A. PINAMi. TG. PANDAN DJAKARTA AND A C* m*at\ ir"\r". r T.ir..P L. Spore appr. June 12 M.V
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      46 9 Despatches TODAY: Thailand (letters only) 7 a.m. by train. Medan 6 p.m. by Stia, Hongkong. China, Philippine R sud Japan hy Glengarry. U. S. A. by Limburg. Pontianak by F, Amnuputty. Arrivals TODAY: X. Borneo, Labuan, Brunei and Miri, Christmas Island by islander, Thailand by train.
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    SINGAPORE TO HEAR ELGAR CANTATA FOR THE FIRST TIME
    369 10 "U HAT is your name?" asked thc school registrar of the small boy. Edward Ktear." "Say 'Sir.' admonished his parents. "Sir Edward Elgar!" The story m.iiv not be true but is certainly prophetic and nol altogether out of character with the
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    Music Notes By 'Anacrusis'
    288 10 cerfo. In Enigma, the first work to really prove Elgn-'s greatness, he portrays his friends m musical caricature: a kindly fun-poking, nothing sarcastic or cynical. But the Enigma is reputed to be the theme itself and remains unsolved. Some think there Is no enigma and that
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    NEW CLASSICAL RECORDINGS
    1057 10 DVORAK. Symphony No 4 In G major. Op. XX. Philharmonic Svmnhonv Orchestra of New York (Walter), Columbia LXB7T. SO. THIS symphony, after numer us hearings, never fails to give me great pleasure and. though perhaps no*. the comooser's greatest work. it is undeniably one of his most
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      433 10 UM B i'»<i;i Mare Wore Ham be; Mam be a la Kenton. (Perez Prado A: his Orchestra 1 THIS 15-piece Scan American band packs a tremendous punch It swings and It lumps Fire trumpets .md one trombone may strike you as an odd balance but the result la terrific More
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      191 10 7/ m£L/^f^^__l* c _tV^ ___Lfo s^^w^r l A THIS MONTH'S NEW RECORDS NICCLAI The Merry Wives of Windsor, Overture London Philhcrmonic Orch. cond. by Sir Adrian Boult DB ***** I TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No. 5 m E minor Op. 64 La Scala Orch, Milan, cond. Guido Cantelli DB 9583/87 BACH Sinfoma
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      230 10 f rpp^fpri today oN-r KENG m "A BACHELOR IS E y (MANDARIN TALKIE with B_«IM. Safe J TOMORROW ITS THROUGH APACHE PASS j ADVENTURE TWO MEN AND A WOM I FOR YOUNG TAKE THEIR LIVES -^X? i AND OLD! THEIR HANDS TO vfrlf ■rTO y^_»</ H «TH f UPS. f
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      551 10 ONTHEAIR KAUIO MALAY A SIM.APOKE BNGLISB PKOGKAMME t Tm» kes. 41 If. metre*) a.m. Schools Broadcast: 10 a.m N*vys (K.I >: 10.4"> Schools Broadcast; I p.m 'I lie Radio Orchestra: IJW New-.; 1.45 Ray Anthony Orchestra: •J p.m ScJiools Broadcast: 545 Pro gramme Summary; tt.l7 Konr Stars and a Starlet:
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    GOLF Here's How
    164 11  -  Slammin' Sam Snead ma, A U >OD golfer swings slightly inside out across the direction line, as pictured. lie almost never slices. If his ball moves off-line, it tends to hook rather than lo slice. And a faint hook i i> preferable to a slice. be- j
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    Good Entries For Business Cup Soccer
    257 11 VERI pood nitric haw Imcii rcceiwcj for the Busdncaa Hon-.- Football Association League up and kn.ok-Oiil 4 up touriicvs. I I .GUI (IP Ll: Q.T.E Sj rts C B Club, Pulo Cul HongS Dub U Sporl Cub Si ne C üb, M.P.H. Sports I
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    Bowlers At Trial
    105 11 Bowlers At Trial V I Mon. »l< I -IfiiiiiKilril \\\v IWO--lalt «ih k« 1 lri;«l h«*re i n i aaaaia*i (R.S.M. I ami ilm ico-Cap- W.K. Buckoll) \I ilurtns wnk cad. .re Kailasa- 12 wickets fof t 8 for 16 runs. 51 runs 5 fox H XI wi s KSM
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    FREDDIE BROWN TO LEAD ENGLAND
    72 11 ►NDON M.o f Rcuter) r*y\d\f Brown of N'ormptonshirc ha* accepted ition to captain i il the .Tests against Ifrica this >r.iMin. Bre«i who uili be 11 m bet i tpliimd the >i- di, thr rt-irnt i-ur al .nstraha and stood "-t a- I n, land's
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    CERTAIN STARTER
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    pore Clamps Down On Dopers With 24-Hour Stable Curfew
    275 11  - pore Clamps Down On Dopers With 24Hour Stable Curfew OLLIE DAVIES By THE SINGAPORE Turf Club is waging an all out war against dope gangs by imposing a 24-hour stable curfew on the eve of the current meeting to the last day of the races. This move follows strong evidence
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    Davis Cup Tennis Results
    233 11 Davis Cup Tennis Results ZURICH, May 20: t Renter)— Poland beat Switzerland by tour matches to one m their Second round European Zone Davis Cup match here today. In the final two singles both won by Poland Jose Piatek beat Spitzer B—6, 6—4, 6— 4 and wladislaw Skonec— i defeated
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    Malay Sports Assn. Tennis
    76 11 FOLLOWING are results of the Malay Sports Association, Singapore tennis tournament: Open Singles (semi-finals): A. Sujak beat Hj. Jamil (3—4. B— li. Bostam beat Ibrahim Junid B—6, 6—l. Junior Singles (serai-finals): Shahabudin beat Elias 6 4. ti 3; Hassan Alwi beat Buang 6 l, 6—o. Open
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    Ban On-Boxer Lifted
    53 11 Ban On -Boxer Lifted BRUSSELS. May 21: (AP)— Pre-war European heavyweight champion Kar'el Sys, ot Belgium. is to be once again allowed to box m Eu'-'?pe The Belgian Boxing Federation has lifted a European ban imposed on him for collaboration during the war. Sys baa recently been boxing m Argentina
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    PERAK LTA FIXTURES FOR WEEK-END
    643 11 IPOH. Mon. Following is the fixture list for the Perak Lawn Tennis Association's Championship which will begin on Friday, May 25:— Friday. May 25 on Town Board Courts at 5 p.m.: Match No. 1 —P.E. Hammond vs. J.R. Whimster: i2> Lope Abdul Aziz vs. Khaw
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    Football Fans Riot
    60 11 WIESBADEN, May 21, (AP). Eight hundred angry football fans stormed into the field during a game here to attack the referee and then turned on the 20 policemen who rushed to his aid. Police reinforcements had to be called m before the field was cleared. The incident
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    Flamengo's 6-0 Win
    23 11 STOCKHOLM. May 21 (AP) The Flamengo soccer team defeated the Swedish team by 6 o Sunday. Hali'time score was 3—o.
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    HK Chinese Beat Hendon
    108 11 MAXILA. May 20. (Reuter Demonstrating superior team work and faster lootwork, the Hongkong AllChinese XI beat the Hendon Football Club by five goals to three this evening at the Rizal Memorial Football field. Ho Yin Fan. Tong Shan and Lee Tai Fai each scored a goal
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    New Swim Training Method Tried Out
    125 11 PITTSBURGH (AP) Ever try to swim with a aO-pound pack on your back. It isn't as hard as it sounds, say the swimming instructors at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Institute of Technology. They have freshmen and sophomore students at the two colleges
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    Scotland Beat Belgium
    50 11 i BRUSSELS. May 20 (Renter)— 1 i Scotland outplayed Belgium to j score a 5-0 victory m the soccer j international match here this afternoon. They led 2-0 at the interval. The match was watched by 73.000 spectators one oi the biggest crowds m Belgian soccer history.
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    Officer To Try Long Distance Swim Off Changi
    275 11 Officer To Try Long Distance Swim Off Changi By A special Correspoiulciil OFFICIALS of local sport* MHocurtions cro**!***! Changi R.A.F. Station \esier«lay to wnrlf im Major Kiifti* 1. Shustikoff of thc Armenian Arm\. who has *eleete<! the 20 mile stretch of water l>ctween I'ulaii Sainhoe aiul ihangi head) Singapore as
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    Rex Hand 'Duck' To Titan Party
    153 11 Rex Hand 'Duck To Titan Party In a friendly badminton matd Rc\ beat the Titan by 7- U. Results: Rex players mention ed first Singles: George Tan beat Lim Cheng Kwee 15 13, 11 -15, 15- 2; Sulaiman B. Jaffar beat A. A. i. B. Ahmad 15—6, 15— 4: Lun
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    Georgians Repeat Win
    216 11 TAIPING -i i. i Si George's Institution gain n<>t the better iil Ihe .<i,i! Co i c al cricket *h< n the t~. i niet for the second time 11 uik on the inner*, gro md ..i sterday. Only on>- nningg r ir ich t< as possible,
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    Old Victorians Elect Officials
    72 12 THE following were elected office-bearers of the Old Victorians Association for the year 1951-52 at the sixth annual «enon ll Fnd eting hCld m Sin S a P° r e M P K r S sid ,u nt lnche> Ahmad b. lli 6 J Job o
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    SCC MAKE TIGERS FIGHT FOR 1-0 WIN
    429 12 SCC MAKE TIGERS FIGHT FOR 1-0 WIN TIGER SPORTING Association scraped through with a lucky one-nil win against Singapore Cricket Club m a colourless SAFA First Division game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Adopting; first time tackling and fast clearing tactics the Club's greatly improved defence put up a lively
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    TODAY'S Sport
    39 12 TODAY'S Sport Soccer: Pulau Brani United v SRC at Jalan Besar Stadium' Div. ll Fathul Korib 9 Spore Dist. Signals ut BO DC A. Business Houses League: MPH o F. if, at Padang; Strait* Ti'ncs v Bata at Bre-
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    Wong Peng Soon Feted
    225 12 MALAYA can expect to hold the Thomas Cup for many years yet, but only -if younger players are encouraged and coached. warned badminton enthusia>t .md legislative councillor Mr. John Laycock speaking at a dinFnei given by the Mayflower Badminton Party last night m honour of their
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    Batu Pahat School Sports
    64 12 BATU PAHAT. Mon.— The G oVernment English School. Batu Pahat, held its third annual junior sports meeting at the school ground yesterday. There was keen competition hi ill the events and "Guillemard H rase" 1 became champions 1 with i total rf 76 points Che Sa'eha
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    ALL KINDS OF GOLFING HOPES IN BRITISH TOURNEY
    312 12 By BEN PHLEGAR, A.P. Correspondent PORTHCAWL, WALES, May 21 (AP)-The Briti«..i Amateur Golf Championship opened today full of all kinds of hopes including Hollywood's Boh. There were hopes for hetter weaiher for on Sunday il blew, then it rained. Then it turned
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    3 Champs Fighting This Week
    121 12 NEW YORK. May 21 (AP)— Lightweight champion Ike Williams, middleweight king Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano. the box office champ, liven up the boxing programme this week. Williams gets around to defending his crown this Friday night m Madison Square Garden m a 15-rounder against
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    Champs For Fourth Year
    77 12 Champs For Fourth Year PENANG. Mon.— The Chinese Recreation Club won the Heah Swee Lee cup for the fourth successive year m the annual tennis c mpetition which concluded at the Penang Sports Club last evening. The final was an all CRC affair, with the CRC 1 beating CRC II
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    4 French Derby Entrants Beaten
    36 12 I PARIS. May 20 (Reuter) tour French horses entered m 1 the Epsom Derby were beaten iB the il 1.500 Prix Noailles three-year-old Produce Stakes over one mile three furlongs at
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    GDU Hold Blue Rovers To A Draw
    140 12 BLUE ROVERS held Guard Dog Unit to a two-all draw when they met m a Div 3 "A" soccer match on the CYMA ground yesterday. GDU opened the score first through right winger Pearce. But after this Rovers tried their best to score
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    Hussars Win Easily
    45 12 IPO H Mon.— Playing m intermittent rain the Fourth Hussars trounced Kinta Europeans seven-nil m today'? senior division league soccer game. At hall time Hussars led five-nil through Heesom (threes and Crossley (two). Crossiey and Sturdy added one goal each on resumption.
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    Upsets In Perak Shuttle Tourney
    73 12 IPOH. Mon.— Two upsets occurred m tonight's play m the Perak open badminton championship when seeded and state player Wong Van Sen and the newly-crowned Perak open junior singles champion Choong Thean Fook. were eliminated m the first round ties of the men's singles event.
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    BritainLeadFrance In Davis Cup Match
    53 12 LONDON. May 21 (Reuter >— Britain, winning the doubles today, took a lead of two matches to one over France m their second round European zone Davis Cup tie at Wimbledon here. Tony Mottram and Geoff Paish of Britain beat Paul Remy and Robert Abdesselam
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    PENANG CLEAR THEIR FIRST HURDLE
    195 12 MALAYS INTERSTATE CRICKET PENANG, Mon. Penang Malays cleared their first hurdle m the Rulers' Shield cricket competition when they beat the Kedah Malays by 103 runs m a two-day match concluded this afternoon on the Dato Kramat ground. The winners added another 20 runs to
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    SCSA GetFirstWin,FirstGoals
    336 12 First Win, First Goals SINGAPORE Civil Service A--s.v; ition rawed their first victors m rive outings, and also theii first aoal this season, when t c: narrowly beat Social A' let Party by th cc sn.-N to ta i hi their Divisio 3 "A tie at tne Geylan
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    Johore Team For Rulers Shield Tie
    105 12 JOHORP BAHRU. Mon.—Sixteen players have been invited to be present at the Johore Civil Service Club on the morning of Saturday, May 26 when a team to meet the Singapore Ma! .ys' m tlie two-day Rulers' Shield Cricket competition c Commencing ow May 2i>
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    B.P. Teachers Win Somen ille Shield
    73 12 BATU PA! TV! mi Qt F.:.£ Tennis Club Penggaram six imes to oi 'he lnter-C il tne "S mci Bandar I. gg Besults •i>ned first Singles: M Siew 1-4 1-6: Yani bt Khoo A T Double: X Pens Choon bt Seng Sic i i
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    Bornley Held By Istanbul Champs
    31 12 ANKAR.-. England's B team ore S th< tnstanl i pnm.-. Beskii 3 less garni Thii was I game her. pe ted 1 :.es m we« kend
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    Bookie Escapes
    10 12 SYDNEY W ed kookm racecourt bad to winnei
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    Special Relay To Celebrate Jubilee Year
    120 12 IPOH. Mon.— ln connection with its silver jubilee celebration the Perak Amateur Athletic Association is inviting state and settlement relay teams to participate m a special relay four by 440 yards race which will be run off m conjunction with this year's state athletic
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    RAPC Win Handsomely
    67 12 RAPC won handsomely by 5-1 m their United Services League game against RAP Seletar at Seletar yesterday. Leading 2-0 at half time the Pay Corps dominated play m the second session and went ahead with three more go:Ps. Tr-ioper scored three of the RAPC goals while Cartwright
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    NY All-Stars Beaten
    24 12 NEW YORK. May 21: <AP> The Glasgow Celtic .^occer team Sunday defeated the New York all-star* by five goals to one.
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    SOCCER RIVALS
    13 12 Pahao* mat Sensor Ma-aya C^ccer their _teh *u,.a L Um pur
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    Denis Compton Scores Brilliant Century
    149 12 Denis Compton Scores Brilliant Century LONDON, -Jack Robert* t fit season this is, Compton innings aga.^* S at Lords pitch which thn come ratlin. I In the two Ur v lunch toda, k. !MJ|i Compton put on runs n it was < ompton .> his century m a,.. i., before
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