Singapore Standard, 26 May 1951

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    12 1 Singapore Standard gfsdfsdf SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Mossadeq: Flow Of Oil To West Will Not Shrink
    177 1 Mossadeq: Flow Of Oil To West Will Not Shrink SS (Reiner) -The Persian Premier, tssadeq, said today the Persian a keep the An?lo-Iranian Oil is m\ i'f^. r.i/ation so that the flow of West iroaM not decrease. c this statement at a feren g caUe 1 to ex- c Government's
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    16th Parachute Group Sent To Mediterranean
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    Indonesians Refuse To Say Whether Rubber Is Strategic Material
    70 1 lay 25 iAPj ..>• say rub- tegic mat< i the UN. .emb irn j Peipu tof the 0 N resoluilh it memb« to det« nnij c they considei stra- th.it a dcci- will be m b shortly pj vt ran de
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    Bradley Refuted
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    SHIPPING POOL
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    MacDonald, Wife Leave For Borneo
    79 1 THE Commissioner-General and Mrs. Mac Donald left Singapore by air yesterday for Borneo. They will stay with the Governor of Sarawak m Kuching for two days, where they will meet members of the Council Nesri and fulfil other engagements. Afterwards they will travel to Brunei,
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    Eniwetok A-Tests Success
    175 1 Eniwetok A-Tests Success WASHINGTON, Mav 25 (IP) The Government today announced the successful completion of the atomic tests at Eniwetok "contributing" to the hydrogen superbomb resear ch. The Atomic Energy Commission an I Defence Department in a joint announcement said they have notified President Truman thai the "programme oi atomic
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    Scientist Lauds U. Of Malaya
    87 1 Standard Staff Reporter '•We; LEAVE Singapore with lonfidence that the University af Malaya will play a serious and important part m the cultural development of SouthEast Asia itself', said Dr. A. F. Bruun, leader of the Danish ieep-sea scientific expedition. yesterday after a visit this
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    UK Govt. Clerks Flay Communism
    80 1 PRESTATVN. North Wales, May 25 (Reuter>— Britain s 73'b00 clerks m Government service today condemned Communion and pledged continued opposition to all attempts to introduce it or any other «orm of dictatorship m Britain. A. resolution to this effect was adopted here today by an
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    Vital Cargo Unloaded
    54 1 photo. A sling load of rubber conies out of the forward hold of the Panamanian steamer Norbay yesterday as the Malayan Stevedoring and Transportation Company began unloading operations. The rubber is being unloaded into the huge handling and storage concrete barge at the left, alongside which the
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    Govt. Takes Over Nor bay's Rubber; Unloading Started
    280 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government took over the Norbay's 7.">0 tons rubber yesterday when Malayan Stevedoring and Transportation Companf, aotrng on Government instructions, began unloading operations. The rubber, valued at approximately $3,000,000, will be shipped' to London whoa arrangements have been made
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    Nancy Moller Discussed In London
    139 1 Standard Staff Reporter INSTRUCTIONS have yet to come from the British Government to sail the Nancy Moller with her 3,700 tons rubber to London. Mr. D. F. Ailen. representative of the Ministry of Transport, told The Standard yesterday that he understood the question of sailing
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    12 Fishermen Die
    30 1 HALIFAX. May 2.") (AP) Twelve French fishermen aboard the trawler, Ginette Leborgne. were killed m a collision with another trawler off Newfoundland yesterday. The Ginette Leborgne sank.
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    Reds Lose 1 Mil.
    32 1 WASHINGTON. May 23 (UP) The Army reported today that the Communists suffered an estimated 1.025.404 casualties m the Korean war In the period through Wednesday of this week.
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    Secret Plan For Korea
    76 1 WASHINGTON, May 26 (AP) General J. Lawton Collins told senators on Friday that a new and secret plan of campaign for the Korean war is being mapped by the Pentagon (American defence headquarters.) Gen. Collins, who is U.S. Army Chief of Staff, was testifying before the
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    Dr. Laubach Arrives To Investigate Educational Work
    154 1 Standard Staff Reporter DR. FRANK LAUBACH technical adviser of the Word Literary Committee. New \oyk, told The Standard last night on his arrival by BOAC Argonaut from Rangoon, that his visit was mainly to investigate what was being done to educate the masm>s
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    Allies Push Bulk Of Red Army Out Of S. Korea
    339 1 Allies Push Bulk Of Red Army Out Of S. Korea TOKYO, May 25 (Reuter-AAP) United Nations troops forced back the Chinese Communists right along the 120-niile Korean front today. After visiting the front, Bth. Army Commander Gen. James Van Fleet said the Communists' Spring offensive was now a complete failure.
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    Raids On Unions Cause Port Chaos
    286 1 MELBOURNE, May 25 (Reuter)— Australian Government raids on seamen's and dockers' union offices m Sydney and Melbourne today aroused trade union resentment and threw shipping into chaos. Armed with search warrants the security men turned out drawers, lockers and cabinets m the offices as
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    No Threat Of Red Reprisals Received ln UK
    63 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Friday. —No threat by the Peking Government to refuse food to Hongkong or to decline to accept Chinese deported from Malaya as "undesirables" has been received by the British Government m reprisal for the embargo on export of
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    HK Seizes Materials For Macao
    85 1 HONGKONG. May 25. (UP). The authorities ordered the confiscation of USS27.OOU worth of strategic materials bound for Macao today following Chinese Nationalist charges that the Portuguese colony is the main dumping ground for war materials en route to Red China. The confiscated material, found aboard
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    War Material Ban
    34 1 SAIGON. May 26 (AP)— The Vietnam government on Friday decided to impose an embargo on all strategical materials, includ- ing rubber, intended for Communist China and satellites of the Soviet Union.
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    King Confined To Room With Flu
    56 1 King Confined To Room With Flu LONDON, May 25 (Reuter)— King George VI was confined to bis room at Buckingham Palace today with a mild attack of infiuc!./;i. Princess Elizabeth is taking his place at two public ceremonies t ;day and tomorrow The Kmy was visited by his doctors this
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    ST. JAMES FACES 2-YEAR STRUGGLE
    570 2 ST. JAMES FACES 2- YEAR STRUGGLE Superintendent Tells Of Crises Daring Power Station's Rehamntanon Saturation Point Has Been Reached John G. Darbysliire, Standard Special Corrs. FOR the next two years until the new $80 million Pasir PanjaiiiS Power Station becomes a reality, Singapore's St. James power Station, already at complete
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    Indoctrination Warning Not A Travel Ban
    216 2 Stuidard Stall K. porter THE Pul Ri ati ins Secre- v Mr. G G rii ms m, yesl rdaj d< n I thai *he Government's indoctrination warning ted on Thursday was a i I an. It is int< led as a I Con m
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    Before After
    39 2 PICTURE shows No. 4 Turbine, m the condition the Japanese left it after blowing up the whale turbine, at St. J^mes Power Station. Workmen had to breakup the concrete foundation before starting repairs on the smashed turbine.
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    GHOST THEORY DISPROVED: MURDER, SAYS CORONER
    209 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Indonesian watchman whose relatives claimed that he was killed by a sjhost. was stated by the Singapore Coroner yesterday to have been strangled to death while m the middle of a midnight d rea m At the end of the
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    Clerk Gets Six MonthsForBribery
    371 2 LIM ENG PAH a 22-year-old clerk typi*t of the Immigration Department was sentenced m the Singapore First District Court yesterday to six months rigorous imprisonment for corruption. Lim was found guilty of offering a bribe of $40 to hi? senior officer Inspector Ong Kian Cheong at
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    Top Prize: Air Trip To Bangkok
    330 2 Masquerade Ball Standard Woman Reporter A FKLfc trip up the west or east toast of Malaya by steamer and an air trip to Bangkok are the two top prizes for the winners t)f the Summer Masquerade Ball to be held at the Victoria Memorial
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    REUNITED
    17 2 JUNE Hamilton and fiance Pierre Dresens photographed i en her arrival m Singapore yesterday.— Standard photo.
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    JUNE WEDDING FOR JUNE
    147 2 CIA m Standard Woman Reporter THERE will be a June wedding for June Hamilton, popular Australian night club singer and entertainer who returned to Singapore on the Nieuw Holland yesterday to marry Pierre Dresens. June has spent three months m Australia collect' ing her trosseau and
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    Four States Opposed To Nationality Bill
    241 3 Standard Slaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Standard understands that while five of the States m the Federation have accepted the Nationality Bill and have sent them to a Select Committee, the other four States have not done so, on the ground that the
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    Motto For Federation
    144 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The establishment of a department of Malay Studies m the University of Malaya was agreed to by the Conference of Rulers which concluded a two-day session yesterday. Agreement m principle was given to the proposal to take over a training college
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    Youth Jailed For Theft Of Bicycle
    134 3 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— Remarking that a short term imprisonment would not do him any good, the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. D.M.X, Grant, today sentenced a young Indian Thinamalai, to 18 months hard labour, when he p'.eaded guilty to stealing
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    Bill To Keep Out Undesirables
    96 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— There are at present a yerj large number of new private electrical .Rations scattered over the j v le Fc let ttion, but insufficient officers available to carry out the inspections. y is re isqn, a Bill to 1 arm- the Electricity
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    Judge Orders Re-trial
    83 3 Judge Orders Re-trial Standard Stuff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. On the ground that the evidence submitted by one of the prosecui tion witness was inadmissible. and that it was prejudicial to the accused, Mr, Justice E.W Taylor, m the Supreme Court, today, stopped the proceedings m a case and ordered
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    Electricity Bill For Council
    136 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tl c Societies Ordinance, m its pre- j sent form/ prohibits the registration of, societies which iI c affiliated or connected with organisations of a political nature established outside Malaya and i which appear to the Registrar to be likely
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    Fined $20
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A fine of $20 was imposed on an Indian, Nadeson. by Inche Haron, m the Second Magistrate's Court today for having m his possession two gallons of toddy. He told the court thai he bought the toddy from a taping area at 4A mile KUmg
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    TRAIN SCHEDULES
    80 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —Revised time-table for passenger trains on the Gemas-Pahang i line between Gemas and Bahau will come into operation on as from Monday, June 4 The up train to Kualn Krau will leave Gemas at 7JO am. i and arrive at Bahau it 910 aum. The
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    Settlers' Complaint Against Guards
    182 3 Settlers Complaint Against Guards Standard Slaff Correspondenf KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Six hundred families living m the Ampang resettlement area have made re presentations to the Malayan Chinese Association against unfair treatment they have received from the Guards controlling their area. Representatives of the inhabitants who called on the Selangor Branch
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    Sel. Mentri Besar Shows The Way
    289 3 XL Municipal Elections i Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Mentri Besar. Selanpor, Raja I da bin Raja Muhaniad, was amon« the fir*t to register as a voter for the first Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections m December when registration for voting opened today.
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    Power Cuts To End Soon
    107 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Normal electricity supply to i Kuala Lumpur, Bercniban and I the Klans districts will be re- stewed when the 10,000 kiiowatt rotor which was tent to the United Kingdom for re- pair arrives bark at the Kuala Lumpur Bungsar Power Station al
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    FEDERATION NEWS BRIEFS
    502 3 MEMBERS ol the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club are reminded hat a le :ture on Lesson One on he Realization System of Practial Psychology will be delivered >v Dn SS. Dasen at th* M.B.S. Lill. Davidson Road. Kuala vampur. on Wednesday. May 30. it 7.30 pm. Friends are
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    Malayan Seas Rich In Food, Says Dr. Bruun
    378 4 Spore Specimens For Copenhagen THERE is "an abundance of valuable and much- j needed food m the waters around the Malay penin- sula," said Dr. A. F. Bruun, leader of the Danish deep-sea scientific expedition m an interview with The Standard yesterday.
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    New Building Will Blend With The Old
    155 4 Standard Staff Reporter PLANS lia\e been paired by the Singapore MnnieJpaliiN for a three rtorey nniUUng, to honor godowna and affieea for MeMrs. Haw Par Brotheri at Lin Teek Kirn Road m Sin«;a-. pore. The bi fcitei ts, Messrs. i C! ing an
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    Not Too Much Small Change, Please
    184 4 Standard Staft Reporter N i unoiini over dollars c cepte is legal tender te cci I n tes, :be Currency Officer. Ifr M I said y< sterday He vai commenting on a c :n- tint dv Standard reader thai •re was great difficulty to
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    Make Tiong Bahru 'Silent Zone' Move
    178 4 Make Tiong Bahru 'Silent Zone Move Standard Staff Reporter A MOVE ifl being made by the Labour Party Municipal Commissioner for South \fc ar<l, Mr. M. P. J 1). Nair, to have the Tion*: Bahru area declared a 'Silent zone." Mr. Naii told The Standard j that he had received
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    'House Or Allowance' Demand
    113 4 THE Singapore Harbour Board Labour Union is to ask the Board authorities that every labourer employed by them should be housed or alternatively P^d a housing allowance. This decision was taken at a recent representatives' conference of the Union. Mr. X. A. K. Jothi, secretary of
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    MUNICIPAL BILL MAY BE DROPPED
    279 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Municipal (Amendment) Bill. L 951, which was introduced m the Legislative Council m January and went through its first reading is likely to be withdrawn. This decision has been taken by the Special Committee appointed by the Commissioners to consider
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    Farewell To Dr. Scrimgeour Was A Dance
    110 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE STAFF of the General Hospital, Singapore, gave a dance last night at the Aclelphi Hotel Roof Garden, to wish Dr. H. Scrimgeour a pleasant holiday, on the occasion of his going on leave. I.v.s was combined with the] annual
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    Extra Storey For C.I.D. Building
    216 4 Standard Staff Reporter FIRST bis: building prejrxH for the Singapore [Police Force, .-inee the *var is now under ronfitmctioti. From yesterday worluaea were basj putting up §ca£foldiii|£.*i to adtl as BOOH as possiUe one More s:«»r«> id the Criminal Investigation DeparUneal Imildiu^ m Rol)inson Road.
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    Lady Han Will Give The Prizes
    76 4 1, TOE I iof H. Tan Accountancy School i arr d fes I >• Stud* s C 'a:!! take place at ihe WI Choon Yuen Restaurant World, on Thursday it 8 p.m. Lady Han Hoe Lim has co isented to distribute ceruf. ■'and prizes
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      120 4 I CENTURY- FOX j OUTSTANDING REASONS 111 I WHY I THE SINGAPORE PUBLIC HAVE GOT THE —NEW ALHAMBRA HABIT— ~JI j I FURTHER REASONS I I WHY THE I i^^NEW ALHAMBRA HABIT-—J Will. (HOW STRONGER IN HIE COMING MONTHS X I I -HAUS O^JKMTEZUMA" 1 |^^TTI(/f H£^F^ Richard Widmark's Greatest
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      337 4 TUITION QRESSMAKING Dei *J ing taught by long experience.! teacher. E: ries ;to Mrs. Ooi. Joo Co.. 91 Selegie Rd. I NOTICES CHUI Kat Co.. all Brai m Malaya wii! be closed Fo-day 26th May 1951 as a mark of resped t< their i loved founder, the Late Mr. Foong
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      256 4 SINGAPORE DIAIf k m.< A.. Orchard Boad: Spore Chess Club 3 p.m.. Spore Christian Youth Council Committee Meeting 4 p m Talk By Ifiss L. Poiuunp..iam On "My Experiences At Chengrai Work-Cam:." 5 3<t jm. Radio Malaya "Hook. Line <.v Sinker Quiz 745 v.m Movie Circle Show "A Yank At
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    Selengor Teacher Warns Govt
    432 5 Country Needs Schools for 500,000 Children Stamford Staff Correspondent R K( v \LI MPUH Fri. In his presidential address at the neetini tho Inion of Sdangor Teachers, Mr. K. V. r said that iberc 4re more than half a minion children ot foin£ ai:t m »h*
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    Suggestion Made To End Worm Scare
    8 5 Suggestion Made To End Worm Scare it*** i
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    Searchlights Aid Bombing
    54 5 Bandit > its on s of [poh received .»cr.a.. boxobard- be RAF. last nighr. by two sear-h-l:gh'- ground, two aircrafi the dry an I delivered :>)mbs. m f pr,ce crane to wal the unir sifht of sear ;^ight hich had m; i ■.\h»»t Wa.the s m I
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    31 5 \i CWX woodcutter wi tied to stand tot m Sub me Court a charge I.cc «as aliefled I i the deaOi ft me Lee February 14. ai Jn < Kuala Kahss ix
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    3-Man Indian Delegation Visits Penang
    76 5 S;and.*rd Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri.— The unofflciaJ Indian delegation now touring Malaya arrived at Penang this afternoon and was received by a large gathering' of prominent Indians at Church Street pier. The delegation was entertained at a tea party by the Penang Chettiar Chamber of'
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    Nine Roadside Gamblers Fined
    64 5 NINE roadside gamblers were produced before Magistrate Che Bahaudin today for gair.ing m public. Five mechanics who were arrested i near a Chinese temple m j Menglembu last night, were. fined SI S each. m The other four, all taxi- drivers, were surprised by a party
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    Big Plans For MYF Week
    212 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, ihurs.— A talen- time competition. a fancy dress hockey match and an oralorial contest are amonf items m the programme arranged by the Penan? Methodist Youth Fellowship for the Methodist Youth Fellowship Week which takes place al Penan* June 3 to
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    Call-up Is Explained In Leaflets
    93 5 Call-up Is Explained In Leaflets Standard Staff Conospondent PENANG, FXi.— Copies i the explanatory ieaflet on the n mpower call-up have been released gratis to members of the public here. They tell the truth about Emergency Service, such as why direction of manpower is necessary, who' will be called up
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    LANGUAGE EXEMPTION EXTENDED
    108 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, i'ri.— People who are over 45 years old and have o^en residents m the Federa-i, t'.on for at least 20 years, are exempted from any language examination when they apply for Federal Citizenship. Tins concession which applies Only up to July 31. was
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    Woman Was Drunk
    45 5 A MIDDLE aged woman, Manikjm. was fined So for being drunk and incapable, by ihe fctala Kangsar magistrate. She was holding a bottle of liquor irhen she alighted from a bus and was walking unsteadily at 'he bus-stand when she was arrested.
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    Reception To Menon
    55 5 Reception To Men on -Picture by M rs. Audrey MacDonald, wife of the Com-missioner-General, enjoys a joke with Sardar Jogindra Sinsj.Ii. the Indian Trade Commissioner and General Sir Charles Keightley. the new C-in-C FARELF, at the dinner reeeption given on Tuesday by Sardar and Mrs. Jo°indra Singh to Mr. Gopala
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    Advice To Penang Traders On Dues
    213 5 Advice To Penang Traders On Dues Standard Staff Correspondent PLYWG, Fri. "The position of the ea&plejrers m Penan." is perlia;>* unique m that most of the rnirehants m Penan" and Province WeHesley will need to have dealings wilb the representatives of the workers employed on. the waterfront/ said >Ir. R.
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    Reds Kill 2 Policemen, Injure Five
    169 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPt R. Fri.— Police Lieutenant Mundy and Special Constable Mat bin Man wore killed, and five Special Constables were wounaed when bandits fired at a senility forces patrol which was •ravelling m three vehicles m Taiping on Wednesday morning. The
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    Perjures, Is Imprisoned
    62 5 PENANG, Fri.— During the hearing of a summons case m which Fatimah Bebee appeared as a complainant for alleged assault against Kadir Mydin, m the Magistrate's Court today. a witness for the defence was found to have given false evidence. The witness, Suppiah, ad- 1 mitted that
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    Only Two From A Family Can Be Called- Up
    247 5 Standard Staff orresiHuidcnt IPOH, Fri. Answering a wide range of questions on the Manpower Regulations, the Kriti»h Adviser, Perak, Mr. I. W. Blelloeh, m hi-* rapacity a« Director of Manpower, Perak, told a press conference today that generally not more than
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    PENANG MIC TO INTRODUCE 3 RESOLUTIONS
    130 5 Stamtani Stuff HEiKaMMi «t PENANG, FrL The Pen. iff Branch of the Malayan Indian Congress wriH biing forward .< resolution at their fifiii ana ta! general mt^eting to be hod at the premises ol ".he Pen-ing FTmdu Sabah on Sunday, M.r2"i. at 4. J0
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    PC Robs Bandsman
    77 5 Standard Siaff Correspondent PENANG, Fri- Rtemarkmg that it was a serious offence, the Sessions Cou'-t President, Mr. B. G. Smith. .-sentenced a marine police constable. Ahmad bin Ariffin, to four months' r.L and a fine of $50. m default, one month's r.i.. when the latter pleaded guilty
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    Directees Have Own Food C'ttees
    191 5 Directees Have Own Food C'ttees St indard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Fr: Pirn;:. w\ sons have been culled up have little to worry aixut the suitability of the food which i> served m training camps said the Dire<i t of Manpowei Perak. Mr. 1. w. Ueitoch Menus i •••vah'p lo iU
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    PILGRIMS TO BOARD SHIP TODAY
    112 5 Standard Sud' <'orr«-s|>ond>*n( PENANG, rri.— The Pfcea Harbour Board have allotted the ttorth berth ai Swettenham Pier for the embarkation of pilgrims a!xjdr-i the Tyno.ireus from dajrtight, toman m to 4.(X) p.:u on May 27 r en the ship sails. S-^a.-e ha.-, been available m
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    M.I. 6
    789 6 E are awaiting with some anxiety the announcement, at some future date, that the Federation arid Singapore Governments are to form a Special Force to be known as M.I.6 Mental Intelligence Sixth Sense This Special Force would be composed oJ specialists versed m various branches of < ism.
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    Review of Views
    379 6 Review of Views What Is U.S. Policy? WHAT Is America's policy towards China. This was the title of Nanyang Siang Pau's editorial. Nanyang was puzzled by the denial made by both the State 1 Department's spokesman and 1 the Secretary of State Mr. 1 Dean Acheson that Mr. Dean 1
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    We, the People
    719 6 What Malaya Owes To Dr. R. Winstedt Sir. Ihe recvr.T announcement by the University of Malaya authorities that the honorary degree oi Doctor ol Laws is to be awarded at its July Convocation to Sir Richard Winstedt is a matter ol much gratification to everybody connected with
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    THE VOLUNTEER SPECIAL CONSTABULARY
    1290 6  - THE VOLUNTEER SPECIAL CONSTABULARY Our Crime by Reporter i OTA\ T DING out as an exam >3 pie of good relationship between the Police and the People and helping to keep peace m the Colony is the Volunteer Special Constabulary. The strength of the force today is approximately 1.500 comprising
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    The Cow-Eyed Lady And The E.I.S.
    983 6 The Cow-Eyed Lady And The E.I.S. r^^eP^^^^T IM A II mL 4 Hb. I I pVERYBODY who reads i detective novels or goes > to the pictures knows what circumstantial evidence is. i The formidably-busted but i otherwise shrinking Heroine. caught with the still-smoking death gun m her hand, gaz--1
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    JCS Worried By MacA's War Conduct
    301 7 WASHINGTON, May 25 (UP)— Gen. Omar Bradley testified Thursday that during the November crisis In Korea, the Joint Chiefs of Staff ordered Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur to withdraw his lWh Corps from exposed positions and save his command. Under heavy fire of questions from
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    Soviet Peace Offer Relayed By Sweden
    121 7 UNITED NATIONS. Now York, May 24 (UP) Sweden relayed information to the United Nations two weeks ago from "a Russian source" that the Kremlin would consider a settlement of the Korean war along the :-tBth Parallel as acceptable, it was disclosed Wednesday. But the
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    France Will Get Biggest Share Of Aid
    163 7 France Will Get Biggest Share Of Aid WASHINGTON, May 25. (AP) United States officials said Thursday that France would get the biggest share of the r556.890.000.000 designated for West European nations proposed to Congress by President Truman. Britain would get the second biggest amount. But these officials refused to i
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    Sir Archibald Confers With Bajpai
    101 7 NEW DELHI. May 24 (UP)— British High Commissioner 'or] India Sir Archibald Nye today called on Girja Shankar Bajpai, Secretary General of the Indian External Affairs Ministry today. The talk.-* %<.■.<.■ br!ii-\ed '■> con- cern a British request that India use her good offices to
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    US Casualties Total 141,955, Says Bradley
    138 7 WASHINGTON. May 24 <Rcuter>: Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman o! the Joint Chiefs- I of-Staff, testified today that total American casualties' m Korea both battle and non-battle totalled 141,955. Gen. Bradley gave that figure m his testimony at the Senate Committee investigating the dismissal of
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    Execution Of Nazi War Criminals Stayed
    62 7 WASHINGTON. May 24: (UP) Federal Judge Walter Bastian late today stayed the execution of seven Nazi war criminals who j were to have been hanged at midnight m a German prison. Bastian granted a postponement until at least 14.00 GMT Tuesday while he studies
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    African Chiefs Get Pay Rise
    57 7 BULAWAYO. May 24 (Reuter) African chiefs m Southern Rhodesia are to get a pay rise "to enable them to keep up a proper standard of living, it was officially announced here today. Highest payment for a chief at present is £75 a year. From July
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    Leaders Of Iran Oil Grab
    83 7 photos. Left: Allahyar Saleh, the Majlis Deputy who is chairman of the Joint Parliamentary Board studying the method of taking over the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company under the recent nationalization law. Saleh heads the small Iran Fro« y t W J IIC w l lmke d
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    India Food Grain Bill Voted By House
    281 7 WASHINGTON, May 24, (IT)-The House today i passed a bill to provide 1 T *****,000,000 worth of grain to India. The vote was 293 to 94. The money is to be loaned to India on easy terms for the purchase of 2,000,000 tons
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    Monazite Not Only Strategic Indian Material
    235 7 WASHING lON. May 24, (Renter) Members of the U.S. Congressional Atomic Energy Committee warned today that j attempts to compel India to j trade monazite supplies for j American wheat might lead to; reduced shipments from India of other vital strategic mat- i erials
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    Bomb Thrown
    22 7 DUbUN, May 24 (Reuter)— Shots were fired and a bomb vi as thrown ai the British Embas j Dunlin tnniffht.
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      TASS: US PLANS TO MAKE HK BASE
      595 7 HONGKONG, May 25, I (AP) The Russian news agency Tass has accused the United States of making plans to build tiny Hongkong into a strategic base for future war m the Far East. The Peking radio carried the Tass dispatch last night. The
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    C' wealth Talks To Take Up ME, Pacific Defence
    210 7 LONDON, May 24 (IT)— Official sources said today that Middle East strategy and the structure of a Pacific pact would be the two main subjects for discussion at the forthcoming conference of Commonwealth defence ministers. i Officials said the Snal p
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    70 HK Jap War Criminals Reach Japan
    102 7 HONGKONG. M ay 2 5, I A P). Seventy Japanese war criminals In Hongkong's "Stanley Prison" nave ksfl for Japan. Authoritative sources on Friday told the Associated Press that the prisoners l< Hongkong on May 10 aboard the freighter Hai Lee rod arrived
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    Red China Ageuls Said In N. Burma
    134 7 Red China Ageuls Said In N. Burma LONDON, .lay 24, (UP There are indications Communist China m:jy tN pmparing to Intervene m Burma, diplomatic sources sai I today. They claimed thai tgence reports faun Bui said that Re China militai j staff officers had been Tied circu t1 tiff so
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    Pakenhani Named To Admiralty Post
    40 7 LONDON". 24 <V'r V count Hal!. > Lord Admiralty, ed tonight Prime Ilinistei C erne A :.;.med Lot d P <<■■' Thill, 69. said v <• because < the polu lie <*(-■• m; ke ij jet nen Nci sue( I
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    TEXTILE FACTORIES PROJECT FOR S'PORE
    362 8 HK Combine Confers With Colonial Development Corp. Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE i* now being considered for it* possibilities as a centre for the radeofl of textile industry which when developed would ser\e Malayan and neighbouring markets. This follows approach made to the (Colonial Development Corporation
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    Record Spurt In Indo-Malaya Trade
    290 8 IHr'KH *a- jtA another record ?*j»url m Malaya* trad- with India during the ti-i«-al year ended March 31, 1951 wlwfl (he total visible exeaange of commodities betwem the Iho etMßltlies hit an all-time hi^h of < 12 1.KMMMMl. latest figures released by the India I»«vernmenl
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    "Useless To Form Committees'
    84 8 W ASHIN G TO N M a 23 UPVMr. Edwin Bigson, chairman o' the Centra] Group of Interna- m il Materials Conference, said i i th it n official requests to ►rm rubbei and tin commodities 1 1 beaa received. He said it would be useless
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    Stanvac Has Own Journal
    196 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE Sales Department of the Standard-Vacuum On Company m Singapore will distribute free next week an attractive eightpage magazine m English and Chinese to the Company's selling agents and retailers m .Malaya and Thailand. The magazine is called "Stanvac Dealer News." The purpose
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    HK EXCHANGE
    27 8 HONGKONG. May 25.-Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.73 to tiis.s>y.«3 to one Indonesian RUDiah; Gold HK5313.875 to one uel.
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    SHARE PRICES
    157 8 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri. Quiet conditions prevailed m the Malayan share market today. Moderate business passed as investors were adopting a cautious attitude because of the situation m oil-rich Iran. Changed prices were:— INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Alex Bricks Ords 2.10 2 20 Co l Tin Smelt Ord.
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    Large Demand In Australia For Singapore Shoes
    113 8 Standard Staff Reporter Mr. SOL GOLDBERG, Australian shoa manufacturer who arrived here on the Royal Inter-Ocean Line passenger and freight ship Nieuw Holland, told The Standard that there is a large demand m Australia for Singapore made shoes for botii men and women.
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    Pak. Mission Studies Singapore Industries
    304 8 Standard Staff Reporter THE PAKISTANI Industrial Mission, whidh arrived m Singapore yesterday by KLM Constellation from Jakarta, is conducting a ?»v>ift survey of the Colony's industrial enterprises. Led "by Mr. B. A. Kurushi, i the Mission is described as mainly interested m the possibilities of
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    S'pore Trade Talk
    89 8 i THE TRADE Promotion conference of the Economic Commission for Asia and Far East of the United Nations Organisation will be held m Singapore m October this year, it has been announced by Dr. P. S. I Lokanathan. Executive Secretary of the E.C.A.F.E. j Dr. Lokanathan. whose
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    GSA Cuts Price By Half Cent
    276 8 GSA Cuts Price By Half Cent THE GENERAL Services Administration, sole buyer of natural rubber m the United States. again replaced its price by half a cent (U.S.) yesterday. Lijcaily, the rubber market appeared to be featureless except for some trading among European dealers. Interest was mainly centred on short-covering
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    Retirements Benefits
    130 8 SINGAPORE Government yesterday called for cvMteoe br«n interested people to oe submitted In writing to the Commission Inquiry irr.o the Benefits on Retirements to wage-earners. T:'.e se:*.:n4 up o! the Commission was announced on May 21. An ottif.d'. s*a:en 4 e~!t issued yesterday said such evidence should be
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    Tell US Govt. Of Malaya's Problems, Urges Miner
    244 8 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, May 25. Unless the IS. Government is prepared to understand the problems con fronting the tin producers m Malaya and lo act m a more cooperative spirit, there appeared to be little chance of reaching a commodity
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    Threat To Existence Of World Press
    148 8 LONDON, May 25, (IP)— The excessive price of newsprint threatens the freedom and existence of the world's press, the fourth annual Congress of the International Federation of Newspaper Publishers was told. The Belgian delegate. Mr. G. Van Dit Borght, read a report on newsprint
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      RUBBER
      74 8 The latese Singapore robber prices yesterday (May 25) were per Ib. Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose $1.51 $1.52 F. 0.8. m bales June. No 1 K.S.S $1.45 $1.46 No Z R.S.S $1.42 $1.43 No 3 K.S.S. (Nora 51.39 $1.40 Tone: Quiet. LONDON RUBBKR Friday's opening per Ib.
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      TIN
      38 8 SINGAPORE. Fri The price of Tin to-day was $565 per picul. Unchanged. LONDON TIN Friday's prices first session were: Spot £1,125 buyers I £1,13f sellers. Three months £1.110 buyers £1,112 10s. sellers. Settlement Price £1,125 Tone: St«»adv
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    Little Trade In Produce
    76 8 Standard Staff Reporter COPRA «ras a dv!! market yesterday at lower prices. Sellers quoted $47 per pirul with b'.-vers at ts|. No bu.smc.^ WHS reported Coconut oil h.-ci sellers at 179 per picul but buyers held oil No deal was reported Pepper remained quietly steady on
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    Estate Wages Discussions
    25 8 THE WAGES Committee if the I Malayan Planting Industries Em i I ployers' Association met on j Thursday to* consider the i
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    Aviation Adviser To Thailand
    51 9 MELBOURNE. May 25: (Reu-ter-AAP) The former leader of the Australian Antarctic expedition and Director oi Australian Air Navigation, Mr. S. Campbell, is to be Civil Aviation Adviser i Thailand His appointment. which is for two years, was made under the International Civil Aviation Organization's technical assistar.ee
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    Ceylon Shocked By US Action
    320 9 'Inordinate Delay In Clearance 9 Our Own Correspondent COLOMBO, May 25 The announcement that American shipping lines have joined their British and Australian counterparts m imposing a surcharge of 25 per cent, on all freight rates to Colombo, has come "like a bolt from the
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    April Cargo Tonnage Up
    96 9 Standard Staff Reporter CARGO loaded and dis- I charged m Singapore roads i and wharves increased from j 644.154 tons during March to 672.462 tons last month, making the total for the first four months of the year to 2,470,329 tons. Cargo discharged and leaded at
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    Israeli Warships To Visit US
    41 9 WASHINGTON. May 25 CUP)— The Israeli Embassy said that two warships of the Israeli Navy will visit here m the last three days of May as part of their goodwill tour of the eastern coastal cities.
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    NEW LOCOMOTIVE BEING TESTED
    64 9 NEW LOCOMOTIVE BEING TESTED A NEW and more powerful locomotive is now being tested by British Railways. It us a diesel engine designed for both passenger and freight work. Built by British engineers, it weighs 116 tons and haj a speed of 78 miles per hour. If carries about seven
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    Date Fixed For Fourth Air Day
    187 9 Standard Aviation Reporter FOURTH Singapore Air Day will probably be held at Kallang Airport on Saturday, Sept. 1. The tentative date was fixed i to coincide with Battle of Britain Day. This year's Air Day promises a bigger and better display than the others,
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    European Nations Build Ships For Soviet Union
    207 9 LONDON. May 25: (UP)—Swe--1 den and its Atlantic Pact neighbours are building more than 100 small fast shins lor Russia, the majority of which are for dtlivery this year, a survey show- ed today. The fleet, coupled with reports 1 that the East
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      697 9 iSiSLIZSS m H ARBOUR the Royal Interocean Line '^■^a^^ expected to arrive m Singa- wuiiivrc 8 9 Hoegh BilYerbeam, 6 7 Beniawers, pore to augment the com- W HAlf fc.> coal Plant Liucmi, 4 5 Nieuw Holland, Tjiloewah is almost idertical n o^^a Pulo Bukom: Penama. Victoria Dock: LCT ii:
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      89 9 g^iiMAILSi Despatches TODAY: Pontianak 8 a.m. by Demta, Medan noon by Merauke, Indo-China 8 a.m. by Docteur Laveran. Sarawak (except Miri) noon by R. Brooke, E. Australian and New Zealand noon by Burnside, Thailand (letters only) 7 a.m. by train. Gt. Britain, N. Ireland. Eire. Europe. N. and W. Africa,
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    SHIRLEY'S 'EX" WEDS
    40 10 Film actor John Agar. divorced by Shirley Temple m 1949, is seen with Loretta Burnett Combs of Los Angeles, a few minutes after they were married there on May 16. It was also the bride's second marriage.
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    ON THE AIR
    229 10 KADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME CKSU ki> <1 diet res) i" am. News X 1. > Ipm. Program BBC Sunim.ir*: I t'J S.iturdav B.illroom; I 3t News; I ">•» Plantation Music; 2 p.m. K.ic iiis; Commentaries from >'pt>rt> I urt Club «itli Interval mu^ic; <i.l"i Programme Summary;
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    Malaya's forgotten Women' Will Not Be Forgotten
    268 10  -  DONALD ZEC I BY 'OVERNMENT chiefs m Britain and abroad are giving 2 all facilities for the making of a film about the C "forgotten women" of Malaya planters' wives. 2 The film will tell of just forty-eight hours m the life of
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    Stardom Came To Thorn Via Skipper Roles
    288 10 IXOLLYWOOD, May r>.~ The history of film spectacles proves that the actors who play sea captains have reached the special professional stature of the screen's elite. Dating from Milton Sills' i memorable and explosive performance as and m "The Sea Hawk." ship captain
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    MENZIES LOSES NO TIME IN TAKING ACTION
    645 10  - MENZIES LOSES NO TIME IN TAKING ACTION J.B. POWELL AUSTRALIAN NEWS LETTER 121 pRIME MINISTER R. G. Menzies has lost no time m taking action m the contentious issues that the electors were promised on re-election. The Federal Parliament will use the guillotine to pass through Parliament next month legislation
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    Gambar Melayu For 8th
    10 11 Gamb ar Melayu For 8th B best :-.e:: I S9
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    TANDARD'S SELECTIONS
    202 11 Qllk Davits Gay Reveller Minorou Turfite I W»W T« lll Rß^^ BOW TIE HKMMW i *.-> I- lure Bow Tie Hurry I p How Tie .ii man liy.iiiinan Bruuman Motion Future M J\M>BIN I()I LVCK pot LI X I rot l.nk Pot Lark Oomarldairn Jacobin < ""rage Mr.
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    Bella Marie Safest Bet
    464 11 BELLA MARIE looks the safest bet m race 3. She has only to reproduce her track form to beat the lot here. This daughter of; Ballyoiran is a sprinter of tremendous promise. In her first start she '-von hands n y fr m Smiling igh bul
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    Raj Mahal To Win Cup Trial
    310 11  -  OL LIE DAVIES By TRAINER "Doc* 1 Rodgera of Penang has two Bsefnl niters engaged m the Governor's Cup trial today, tir^t day of the Singapore Turf dob Summer Meeting. They are Kaj Mahal ami Brave Wind ami between them lies the answer to
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1485 11 Standard's RACE CARD RACE Is 2.00 P.M. Horses cl. 2, div. 4—6 furs. 1. 041 Bull 4y 9.00 Mr. Yeap Hock Hoe Manninff Tait 2. 040 Lord Dhoti 5y 8.12 Mr. S.E Sherida Dantefi Straker 3. 200 Hurry Up 5y 8.11 Messrs. M.M. Whittles JR. Rodgers Rodeera Mrriutid 4. Motion
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    Court Sequel To Soccer Tour
    79 12 HONGKONG. May 25 (UP) The Singapore firm. Entertainment Enterprises Limited. opened a suit against the Hongkong branch of the China National Amateur Athletic Federation today for the recovery of a sum of money which it claimed owing as a result of the Hongkong football team's
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    KEENEST CUP MATCH AT IPOH TODAY
    405 12 KEENEST CUP MATCH AT IPOH TODAY OF THE THREE Malaya cup soccer matches being played today between the Services and Malacca m Singapore, Selangor and Perak at Ipoh, and Negri and Johore at Muar the one at Ipoh should provide the keenest struggle. Malacca, who absorbed a severe trouncing from
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    Ng Improves His Asian Games Time
    348 12 ASIAN Games athlete Ng Liang Chiang sped over the 120 yards hurdles m 15.1 seconds to win the event at the triangular athletic match on the Padang yesterday and improve, by one second, his best effort made at New Delhi. Yesterday's match was between
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    TOURISTS DRAW
    338 12 OXFORD. May 23 (Reuter).— Oxford University began their 1 first innings here this morning m reply to the South Africans' 300 for five declared on a pitch I that still continued to play easily. The England Rugby players. Murray Hofmeyr and Brian i Boobyer, opened the Oxford in-
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    ALL – AMERICAN GOLF FINAL
    71 12 ALL AMERICAN GOLF FINAL PORTHCAWL. May 25 >VPUnited States golfers set up an ail-American final m the British amateur championship today for the second straight year when Charley Coe and Dick Chapman won the semifinal matches over the tricky Royal Porthcaw] course. Coe entered the final by defeating Albert Evans
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    St. Patrick's Sports Meet
    354 12 ST. PATRICKS School held their 13th annual athletic sports yesterday. Augustin« Tan became the new school individual champion while Gordon Aeria snatched the Individual 'B championship with eight points. Yellow House was most successful with (>64 points and run-ner-up was Brown House with 577 points. The
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    FENCER KILLED DURING WORLD TOURNAMENT
    113 12 STOCKHOLM, May 25: (Reuter)— Pierced by his opponent's sabre, Ilmari Vartia, a Finn, was killed m the world fencing championships here today. His opponent was last year's world epee champion, Morgens Luchow, a Dane. The sword ran into Vartia's j body under the armpit and
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    Recs Climb One Step
    126 12 RIGHT a* the bottom of the 1 1 j league. Singapore Recreation I Club, sprang a surprise when j 1 they beat the Indian Recreation j Club 2 goals to one m their j Division 1 encounter at Jalan 1 Besar Stadium yesterday. This. Rec's first
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    Bankers Win 5-0
    49 12 HONGKONG BANK SC. trounced Burner* Motors SC. I five goals to mi m their Business House "-A" League soccer match played on the F A ground I yesterday. Scorers for Hongkong B.^.k were: EQass, Omar <2». Beins (2>. At half time the Bankers led 1-0. i
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    KL TENNIS
    48 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fr: —There j was another upsei ;n the Selaagor Lawn Tennis championships toUay when Mrs. B R Gry partnering [Mrs. E C. Cherrington, defeated the favourite? Mrs. Gladys Loke I Chua and M:ss M. Pawbert 6—2. 6—l, to win trie women's doubles i title.
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    SELANGOR LEAD IN FOONG SEONG CUP TIE
    127 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Selangor romped into a four-nil lead m their Foong Seong Cup tie with Kedah tonight, giving away a maximum of six points m any one set m the matches. i The closest fight was the doubles between Lim Kee Fong
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      71 12 SINGAPORE. MALAYA CIP: services v Malacca. Jalan Be>ar stadium. BADMINTON: 1 «>ong Seong Cup: Singapore v Negri, HawPar Gym. RACES: lirst Day Singapore Races. SWIMMING: Singapore S.C. Gala. JOIIOKE BAIIRU BADMINTON: Foong Seong Cup: Malacca y Johore. MALAYA CUP: Negri v Johore. MALA( i A CRICKET; Malacca v Selangor. IPOH
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