Singapore Standard, 28 May 1951

Microfilm: NL2280
Total Pages: 8
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    Masthead
    20 1 Singapore Standard X1G&&- •£8 i£ -4rt S #l /TH ii. v:. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1951. 8 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Unloading Of Norbay Cargo Is Completed
    234 1 Unloading Of Nor bay Cargo Is Completed Stamlard KejH>rter »\|)!M. of ihe Panamanian steamer Norbay'a „f rubber, which was taken «»\er by Uwl Thursday, was rompleled at 4 p.m. yesterday. The rubber was < harged] into a concrete st >rage bar^e which is anchored in the Outer! Roads. On eomp'.ei.
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    Cocos 'King' To Make Island Home
    16 1 Cocos 'King' To Make Island Home S 22--g Singa- i sper ->| 3 for tin esi A.
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    Improving Conditions For Asia's Workers
    290 1 KARACHI. May 27 (AP) The first Asian conference of the anti-Red International Confederation of Free Trade Inions opens here tomorrow to work out a lons-range programme for the improvement of conditions for Asia's working millions and preventing Communists from seizing control of their unions. The
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    Blamey Dead
    56 1 SYDNFV M,v 2 CAP) FieW M trshal Sir Thomas B -v. 67, lied at Hei I rg military h tal, M wurne, this using at er a .owg 11.- ess The lonnor Commander in- of the A -.ra M!i militaj v forces was tl t Austral ever to
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    Merchants May Appeal To Indonesian Govt.
    347 1 A Flower For Princess Margaret Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese Importers and Exporters Association is consideling forwarding a request to the Indonesian authorities, asking for action to prevent further pilfering ami "open looting" in Indonesian ports which have caused heavy losses to Colony exporters.
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    'The Voice' Speaks Stalin's Tongue
    56 1 'The Voice' Speaks Stalin's Tongue The Voice of America, openinn a series ot broadcasts beamedfto Russia in the language of Stalin's native Georgia with a message from U.S. Stata Secretary Dean Acheson. t\e promised the "Voice of America will from now on bring you the truth which Communists^ fear and
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    Correspondent Killed
    40 1 PUS\N South Korea, May 27: (Reuter-AAP)- Derek Pearcy. Reir.er-AAP frontline corresDondent in Kr.r-ea. was killed whwWsjeep struck antoeß^r the 38th Parallel yesterday— his 25th birthday. An -office:- in the jeep was ab>o killed and the driver seriously wounded.
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    UK DOCK STRIKE
    5 1 Manchester dockeredecided
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    Blythe Leaves For Honolulu Travel Talks
    84 1 THE Governor of Singapore has been invited by the Governor of Hawaii to attend a conference at Honolulu where matters concerning travel facilities and restrictions (financial and administration) operating between countries in the Pacific area will be discussed. It is understood that Sir Franklin
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    GRIFFITHS' PROMISE
    25 1 Colonial Secretary James Griffiths said in Nairobi he w iuld make a full statement ■on Kenya's constitutional problems in Parliament soon.— j Reuter.
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    ALL-JET SERVICE
    23 1 ALL- JET SERVICE British Overseas Airways hope to start the world's first a! ct service by the end of i this year. Reuter.
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    British Ship Escapes
    35 1 HONGKONG. May 27: l'P>A British coaster, the s.< Hunan returned here with a dramatic story of a 20-minute i running fUht with Crunch pirates who tried to stop her i outside Shanghai.
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    Gen. Keightley To Visit Hongkong
    57 1 Ge n. K eightley To Visit Hongkong THE Commander -in Chief. Far East Land Forces, Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles Keightley is due to leave Singapore today by air for Hongkong, and will be away for five days, it was announced yesterday. This is' Gen. Keightley's first visit to Hongkong since ho
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    Many Massacred In South China
    52 1 TAIPEH. May 27 (AP' The China Union Press estimates that at Least 300,000 pers ms have been executed in Red China since May 1 Of this number. the Agency said. 20.030 were slain in the first half of May in tour provinces Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Fukien
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    UK Anti-Sub Plane
    40 1 new version of the Fairey Firefly aircraft is being made for anti-submarine work by the British Navy. It has a crew of three, a pilot and two radar operators and has already made a successful maiden night.
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    Rotary Convention
    30 1 Some 12,000 delegates nnd guests from GO nations of Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas are attending the 42nd annual Rotary International Convention in Atlantic City.- A P
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    'Colonising' Oceans Theory Is Blasted By Scientist Here
    363 1 By GEORGE RASIAH, Standard Staff Reporter Man cannot live on rails and depend solely on the sea for their food as whales and seals do. said Dr. A. F. Bruun, leader of the Danish deep-sea expedition now in Singapore, commenting on the
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    Hwachon Taken As Allies Pursue 60,000 Chinese
    203 1 Hwachon Taken As Allies Pursue 60,000 Chinese EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, KOREA, May 27, (AP) United Nations troops on Sunday entered llwaclion, seven iniles above die 38th Parallel on the mitral front, an Eighth Army spokesman said. He said an American task force ro'ic-d into the city a! 1430 Korea time.
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    Last Chance For China
    86 1 NEW YORK. May SI (Beaten China and her North Korean associate's are expected shortly to be given a last chanrr to settle the Korean war bv a cease-fire on the 3Kth Parallel, it is learned here. The offer is understood to be compounded of tknse proposals:
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    Tibet Signs Away Her Independence
    214 1 TOKYO. May 21 (L'P) Tibet has bowed to Chinese Communist pressure and signed away hor frepdom, completing Peipins's otcupation of the 'Roof of the World." The Peiping Radio said tonight that Chma promised under the agreement signed in the Chinese capital last Wednesday not to
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    Many Gifts For Queen Mother
    56 1 Many Gifts For Queen Mother LONDON, May 27 (API Queen Mother Mary who 84 on Sa lay is n I truckloads of flowc-s I I telegrams before m Among d' s of gifts were her 800, the Duke of Windsor, who abdicated I thmne fifteen yt the D;iko"s brother, George
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    Thai Products To Be Included In Peking Embargo
    89 1 Thai Products To Be Included In Peking Embargo BANGKOK. Maj (A**)— Tlip Th.-.i v ;wi;t t^i:iy issued a It of M strategic pfinets h H is r'adv to in- Indf in :in embarc* Comrrunist Chia i as »on as the I n Nation info: ms tho kin:; m of tin
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    Chinese Mass Surrender For 1st Time
    137 1 ON riflE HTEST CENTKAC FROXT. May 27 (Reutec-AAP) Fur me fh.-i time En ih<? Korean war. ma; ed groupi of Chinese priaonefl lav down their arms and §urrendered to s >uth Kon an ind \meriewi soldiers DO the west rent r;il ti :>:it t;:
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    URGENT NEED FOR NEW AIRPORT-GOVT.
    952 2 S'pore Must Remain Air Centre For Far East Standard Staff Reporter THE NEED for a new airport in Singapore to be -ready for use in jlie qui«ke*l possible time" was stressed by Government ill reply to the recent memorandum by the Singapore Chinese Chanriber of
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    Sixth 'Fair Prices' List
    249 2 FOI. LOWING is the sixth list of 'fair prices" of commodities issued by the Controller of Supplies. Singapore. The prices in the list are not controlled prices. but are prices which are regarded as fair, based on current import costs, and they may be amended if
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    Labour Member
    32 2 MR. FL. WATEKHOUSE has been appointed to be a member i of the Labour Advisory Board tor the Colony ot Singapore in place of Mr, C. C. Cousins who resigned.
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    Staff Bid Farewell To Manager
    253 2 Standard Woman Reporter A TEA party was held in the grounds ot the Orchard Road branch of the Cold Storage Co. Ltd. of Singapore yesterday. The occasion was a farewell to Mr. T. M. McLachlan, general man- ager in Singapore on the eve oi 1
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    Accent Was On The 'Singapore Spirit'
    310 2 Gimson Inspects MAAF Standard Staff Reporter ACCENT on what the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson described as "a Singapore spirit" was manifested in the parade of Malayan Auxiliary Air Force at Tengah yesterday morning. In his speech, Sir Franklin said during his stay
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    83 2 photo. MORE THAN 4,500 relatives and friends attended the funeral according to Buddhist rites of the late Mr. Lim Teck Kin, Chinese millionaire and pineapple magnate at Bukit Brown Cemetery, Bukit Timah yesterday. Mr. Lim was shot dead in his car by two masked men on May 21. The funeral
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    Plan To House 1,000 Fire Victims
    313 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE 150 FAMILIES, consisting of about 1,000 people, who lost their attap homes in a recent fire in Kampong Lavender in Singapore, are likely to find homes of a more permament nature in Kolam Aver, off Thomson Road. The Special Committee
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    Union Seeks To Enrol All Glass Workers
    204 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Glass Eactory Workers Union wili try to enrol as its members all workers employed m the various glass factories in Singa--1 pore. A resolution to this effect was adopted at the Union's first annual genera] meeting held in
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    Call For Priority In Supply Of Tiles
    188 2 Standard Staff Reporter AN APPEAL to the importers of tiles into Singapore to issue their tiles directly to bona fide builders was mad© yesterday by Mr. N.A. Kularaja. Secretary of the Singapore Government Employees Co-operative Society. Mr. Kularaja said that 23 houses being
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      55 2 VERY SOON at the CAPITOL 7///>r women whose past hid tln> same mis-step that sealed their reputations! Packer Neal Roman Three Secrets UK KiDtf you keep to yourself but three girls couldn't/ ASK FOR WHITE OWL CIGARS PRICE $15.50 ■I* flSi^^ z '-ty. ffi Sh *ll c^spP^^^Vi prige $3 2
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      33 2 IPS? HSilKl l^p^sfi ESSSSSS 1 I 7 f? f'T "OYM.I. IFFENSIVE7: r IT SAVS A "TTbECAUSE AH DONeY\\ .^HiSTH TYPE WHUTAPP- s v'-^.- HE ISTOURIN'TH'U.S-A V WJF J| >=^fe^»- FELL IM LO\/E 7\)
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    Bandit Death Roll In Federation Rises To 68 For This Month
    249 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The bandit death roll for the month rose to 68 in the past twenty-four hours following security forces action throughout the Federation. A patrol operating in the Kuala Dungun area of Trengganu killed
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    Kajang Home Guards Most Progressive
    149 3 KAJANG, Sun. The Director of Civil Defence, Mr. G. W. Somerville met the Kajang Home Guards Unit at the District Court, last week, and outlined the duties ami organisation of the home guard unit. Mr. Somerville who was accompanied by the Supervisor of Home Guards,
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    $2,000 REWARD
    37 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Police are o'Terin^ a reward of $2,000 for information leading to the arrest of a Javanese, Paimai bin Boye, 20, who is suspected of having murdered a compatriot, Mingan bin Majiken,
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    104 Registered
    42 3 OXE hundred and 'our pe 1:1 Kuala Lumpur registered in the two hours of the first day foi registration of voters for Km: Lumpur Municipal elections. Tu Supervisor of Elections. Mr G Hawkins, said that results givi grounds for optimism.
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    1,917 Pilgrims
    23 3 A TOTAL of 1.917 pilgrims from Singapore and the Federation left Penang in the Tyndareus on pilgrimage to Mecca this afternoon.
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    Remodelling Of Simpang To Be Shelved
    132 3 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Sun. The plan to remodel Simpang Village. three miles from Taiping, on the main Ipoh-Penang trunk ai an estimated cost ot 5100,000, the approximate value of over 30 shop-houses. v probably be shelved. A blueprint of the "Aston" scheme was
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    Work To Start On School For Blind Shortly
    172 3 Standard Staflf Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Work on the Princess Elizabeth School for Blind Children oil Jalan Seudai in Johore Bahru is expected to start shortly. At the moment there is. a sum of $62,000 available. The 10 acres site, overlooking the
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    200 AT MEETING
    25 3 MORE th.in 200 parents and friends attended the inaugural meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association at the Government Knglish School, Rembau, on Saturday.
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    Draftees Should Get Citizenship, Says Narayanan
    126 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Government should realise that people of immigrant stock who are called up under the Manpower Regulations should bo given equal status as others, said Mr. P. P. Narayanan, Trade Union Leader, speaking at the annual general meeting of the Negri Sembllan
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    Appeal To End Criticism
    143 3 j Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. An exhortation to Malays to give their full support both intellectually and financially to the UMNO so that the organisation could achieve its aim of "Merdeka" was made by Che Mahmud, State Councillor and one i the leaders of Perak
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    Mr. Aw's $200 Gift
    67 3 AT THE Committee Meeting !of the Taipins Branch. St. John's Ambulance Association. 'it was revealed that Mr. Aw j Boon Haw donated $200 to meet part of the expenditure for uniforms for the first St. John's Brigade Division. IPOH. Sun.— Fourteen Malay girls studying in English
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    Mr. 'X' Will Get Reward
    96 3 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING. Sun.-- A Mr. X who showed public spiritedness by helping the Taiping and the RASC Fire Brigades put out a fire, which broke out from a timber store, will be siven a reward for hi.s services. Thi.s was revealed by Mr.
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    62 Get Medals For MAS Work
    54 3 62 Get M edals For MAS Work KULIM, Sun. Mrs M. B Osman, wife of the State Surgeon, Kedah and P< Dr. Mustaffa bin Osman presented defence medals to t»2 recipients lor their services in the M S during 1941 The ceremony took place at the Kulim Medical Recreation Club
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    Perak To Finance Chair At Varsity
    161 3 Standard Sustt Correspondent IPOH, Sun. The Perak State Appeal Committee for funds for the University of Malaya will aim at a target of one million dollars for the establishment of a Perak Chair in the University. Notice of this proposal was given by Mr.
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    'Give Us More' Call Follows Recent Rise
    100 3 'Give Us More' Call Follows Recent Rise Standard Shipping Reporter SEREMBAX, Sun. Mr K. Kathiravelu, President of the Negri Sembilan Estate Asian Staff Union addressing the third annual conference at the Union today said that since the acceptance of the new cost of living allowance, cost of Living bad gone
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    Special Report On All Indian Schools Wanted
    137 3 Standard Stuff orrospondent PENANG, Sun. A threeman delegation '•uri.-i.^tin:.' of Dr. N.K Ifenoo, Mr P. A. Das, i President of the Malayan Indian Association, Penang. Protrince WeUesley and Ke(iali and Mr A Baiakrishnan, Secretary of the Malayan Indian Cotl- gross, Penanu. inter\ iewed
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    Mentri Besar Calls For Greater Unity
    59 3 Mentri Be sar Calls For Greater Unity ipoh. Su 1 members of the Sino M :> h Club icniiig the iendship betwi :ind Chinese te State. The Kfentri Besar, who is president of the Club, also called on members to si I is that idea] with sincerity so thai Paloh
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    41 3 Mr. James McHugh, Director of Information Services,, who will preside over Radio Malaya's new programme Federation Forum. The first meeting of the Forum will be broadcast from the Kuala Lumpur studios of Radio Malay i at 8.30 p.m. on June 15.
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      101 3 A ____pg vmICES School Old s nay apS<h«n>l. ■rt*. irried Fang I to lot be Seag faag given tha > on Pagar Sek H i irther business I i irteei P PORE ■■'L.NinPALITY TENDERS »j g date MIM:ii M.ITY iINDERn irtitu! i -n,| >•'! w r Der B I p
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      637 3 SITUATIONS VACANT TECHNICAL ASSISTANT P.W.D. PERLIS APPLICATIONS are in- ted for the above apt »iutment on the Time Scale. Salary shall be according to qualification and experience. Applications to State Engineer. Kedah/Perlis, P.O. Box No 202. Alor Star, Kedah. C I N G APORE MUNICI*J PA LIT Y WATER DEPARTMENT:
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      636 3 SITUATIONS VACANT CTOREKEEPER (ProbationJ er) required by the Government Medical Store. Singapore. Salary scale $50— 5A— 60 p.m. with prospects of appointment to timescale post. Commencing salary including all allowances at current rates SI 16/- p.m. Duties: clerical, including keeping store records and costing. Qualifications: Standard VII. applicants must :be
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      290 3 ACCOMMODATION pILSTEAD Manor, 42 GilV/ stead Road, fully furnished single, double 1 suite. M. S. H. C. water, w hoard., 3 m.s. town. Futher particulars] on application. FOR SALE T^HOSE interested in the purX chase of Roof Tiles and Ridges at very moderate prices. Ist quality stuff should contaci Box
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      79 3 I MEDIUM WEIGHT t-^J|fe||Mv 1^ Suiting M6l beoufiful colours. 4j "f" A >Ult of this Kl.itrri.tl t;i\es -f 4 ma v :imi:in (omfori and fine -fi "f i^^i^^tt appearance tailored with -fi J§? if our os to all de -ff #fi fgaJN tails Jt will be an outstanding "4I TAILORING
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      176 3 Federation Diary IPOH I MALACCA RUBY: Two Flags West 1. 3, 6.45 1 CAPITOL: Three Little Words :< and 9 p.m. 6.30 and 9.15 pm. T" 1 r\e ti 1 1 v f ,-i I«II>O: Chat Kun Sap Sam Hui) 3 Rl i'\ T v °r?- a J d o
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    JEAN, 8, IS 'DOLL SIZE,' SO LIFE IS MADE TO FIT
    440 4  - JEAN, 8, IS 'DOLL SIZE, SO LIFE IS MADE TO FIT JOAN REEDER By LONDON. 'THERE is something special and sort of fairytale in being a little girl of eight who simply cannot grow. And Jean Langley is like that. Jean has had eight birthdays, but she is only about
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    Lest We Go Hungry
    782 4 WfARNING as be< n (jiven to the people of Singa- the food situation is serious. This is not a new warning as the Legislative Council last V- ruan similarly admonished by several com.)inted to inquire into food prices and The then Financial Secretary Council that the
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      HE WAITED 43 MINUTES BEFORE BUS ARRIVED
      469 4 HE WAITED 43 MINUTES BEFORE BUS ARRIVED Sir:- It Is a discomfort to vel by the Singapore Traction Company bus in Singapore during the peak traffic hours of the day 7 a.m. to Hi a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m. It one gets even a "hanging" accommodation in S.T.C. buses,
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      LOTTERY DAY URGED
      322 4 My dear D..M. You:- name is one :hat means something in Malaya, and this letter is an appeal to you for action to help relieve suffering and o;s--tress. Your signature is on each tne oi the Tickets that we are buying for the State Social Welfare Lottery,
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      Vegetables 'Ring' In Singapore
      251 4 Sir: I notice that at the recent meeting of the Consii s 1 Association the 3 Orchard Road Market sta lholders, in reply to a question, s1 ited it prices of vegetables are higher because the Cameron Highlands source of supply has almost entirely cea ed.
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      Catholic Service Broadcast
      19 4 Sir;- I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to Radio Malaya and to their .si. iff
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      7 VACANT ROOMS
      393 4 S r: —In view of the recent correspondence re landlord* and tenants, it Is time the d >- mestic drama of No X —Rd lj revealed to the public. In 1948. the owner, a Chinese widow, assisted bv a male relative as agent, began proceedings m the
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      Falsies-Wearing Modern Misses
      99 4 Sir. -Ii is deplorable to-day that our modern girls should resort to artificial aids "props"' to enhance and. elevate their beauty! In my search for a real beauty through the length and breadth of Malaya, I have come across, inter alia: Synthetic missies And qirls with juteien
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      Wants Govt. To Buy Time
      184 4 Si-': T am now in Standard Seven in one of the local English Schools and am within the call-up age. My chances of being sent to a police training camp are very bright because I am strong and healthy The government does not care a
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      Everything But Hindustani
      86 4 Sir;—During the 2\ hours of Daily Indian Programme, over Radio Malaya no news features, and talks are heard", in the HINDUSTANI language, except for .SO minutes of musical Hindustani Programme. All the time, one can hear news, features and dramas, in the Tamil language only: which is
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      USELESS EUSTACE
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      Six Widows Case Echo
      85 4 Sir:— Mrs. Tan Ek KJIOO is to be congratulated on her attack on the Courts of Malaya tor their attitude towards Chinese marriages. Every educated Chinese has known for many years that the decision in the Six Widows Case was wrong and it is to the
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      VD SCOURGE IS THREAT TO MALAYAN FUTURE
      699 4  -  Aster Gunasekera Ini KUALA LUMPUE POLITICIANS aid m tionl a ists, who have been ta Icing themselves hoarse about the importance of having a Malayan nation, would do well to give the subject deep thought and decide what I of nation they want
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      120 4 CHILDREN'S f A V 0 Q FOR RAOIANT HEALTH AND I ONG eiperience proves that delicious "Ovaltm. children to grow strong and sturdy, arid *o nww energy they spend so freely. *Ovaltine* is the mott delicious of all jy drinkt. Even children who dislike milk it enjoy it when 'Ovaltine'
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    REVALUE EUROPE CURRENCIES CALL
    366 5 R EVALUE EUROPE CURRENCIES CALL 'To Turn Tide Of Inflation' \i\\ Max 27 (Kt-utrr) The t N uinic Commissioii for Europe torastic revaluation ot European easih adjusled exchange rates. h, mounting tide ot inflation," be n versable at need, and internal austerity measures. n: u !i.mi the doll tr \.ilue
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    I-C French Attack Red Area
    21 5 I-C French Attack Red Area ion forces have N square iiah*S main aghold, the Bi n. in a I* g s <
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    Police Never Off Duty
    67 5 Police Ne ver Off Duty POXTIAC (Michigan), May 27, (UP):— When Alexander Glygoroff, 22, learned that Police Sergeant George Scott, who had stopped him for speeding, did not go on duft; until eight o'clock, he drove off, sailing. "See me after eight o'clock." Sergt. Scott caught up with Glygoroff, arrested
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    'Revaluing Of Rupee Can't Be Postponed'
    155 5 POONA, May 27 (Reuter): Former Indian Finance Minister. Dr. John Matthai said that the upward revaluation of the rupee "cannot be postponed much longer." Revaluation of the rupee, he said, ighl cause emharrassmeni in the international sphere "but the International Monetary Fund, which India
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    Iraq Ready To Send More Aid To Syrian Army
    81 5 THE Iraqi Prime Minister Nun Es Said has announced thai Iraq would at any time "render the utmost military aid to Syria in defence of Arab territory ig linst Isj <e 1 i aggression He told the Senate that Iraqi and
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    Iraq To Get More Revenue From Oil
    97 5 Iraq To Get More Revenue From Oil B.\c;i!DAD. May i: (Reuter)— An!ii)U!iceinent that the Governmeni ol [raq has reac led agreement in principle with the Iraq Petroleum Company Mr a newlevel in royalties comes at the 1 of two years *>; political moves in Iraq tor better terms tor the
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    BORDER SHOOTING
    21 5 Belgrade Radio said that two Hungarian frontier guards had crossed the Yugoslav border and wounded a Yugoslav s< Idier.
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    More Say' For Women
    289 5 WASH! X G T O N. May 1^7 (UP):-- Mrs. Perle Mesta, U.S. Minister to Luxembourg, said that American women will have an increasingly larger voice in shaping the nation's future from now on. Most men are beginning to realize that women are their equals w
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    US Has 3,500,000 Men Under Arms
    441 5 US Has 3,500,000 Men U nder Arms WASHINGTON, May 27 (UP) A high mobilisation official said that the Unite*! States now has a "ready to fight'' force of almost 3.500,000 men, better armed than in World War II and backed by a massive production machine that is just beginning to
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    Big 4 Talks Collapse
    93 5 Big 4 Talks Collapse PARIS. May 27 (UP) —Prospects of a Big-Four Foreign Ministers conf e re n c e have nose-dived almost to zero after the Soviet "ultimatum" that there would be "no point." in such a meeting unless it could discuss the Atlantic Pact and United States bases
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    Peace Role
    42 5 OSLO. May 27 (Reuter)— Swedish bunker Marcus Wallenberger said in a telephone interview with an Oslo newspaper that he knew nothing of the role of intermediary which press reports have attributed to him in Soviet feelers for peace in Korea.
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    Thai Chinese Oppose Peking Government
    175 5 BANGKOK, May 27 (\P): Leaders of the Chinese community here have challenged a statement by U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Dean Rusk that there are 10,000,000 potential Chinese fifth columnists in South-East Asia. Th« Chinese leaders noted the largesi Chinese population in South-East Asia is
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    65 5 WASHINGTON. May H (Reuter): J. Lawton Collins, U.S. Armv Chief-of-Staff, said he thought Russia was "beginning to get concerned" about beatings given to Chinese Communists in Korea. (Jen. Collins was giving evidence for the second dav before American Senate Foreign Relations Committee and
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    234 5 TEHERAN, May 27 (UP) The United States has warned Iran thai her oil dispute with Britain threatened to undermine and Weaken the entire free uorld and appealed once more for negotiations to settle the dispute. An aide memoire handed by Ambassador Henry Grady to
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    Share Markets Improved In Week Of Moderate Activity
    470 6 By A Special Correspondent Local share markets showed some improvement in a week of moderate activity. In tins, strength was derived from the steadiness of the metal despite prognostications of an early sharp decline and of the impression that strong opposition had
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    S'pore Score 8-1 Win
    433 7 Foong Seong Cup Badminton Home Team Stronger Colony To Meet Johore SINGAPORE hurdled into the second round of the Southern Zone of the Koong Seong Cup badminton competition with the loss of only one game when the Colony's singles players easily asserted their superiority over Negri
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    Last 4 Decided In Perak Tennis
    434 7 irOH, Sun. Displaying the same steadiness ami accuracy that earned him the Perak title last year. "Evergreen" Chin Kee Onn entered the semi-final in the Perak LT A championship today with a elear eut victory over kok .Ah Choon of Cameron Highlands, the scores
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    Johore Beat Malacca 8-1
    147 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Johore won all their five matches tonight making it an 8- 1 victory over Malacca in the Foong Seong Cup badminton cup-tie. The results were: Singles: A:i: Awang beat Tan Kim Hoe 15—7, 15—4; Tengku Jalil be'ai Tan Kim Kiat 15 15 6:
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    Selangor Get Innings Win At Malacca
    340 7 Selangor Get Innings Win At Malacca MALACCA, Sun. Malacca cricket fared no better than its soccer. Selangor boat her by an infringe I aiul 42 runs anil almost did it in a day but for the tenacity of Malacca's tail-enders, J. Sequerah and H. Du Boulay. \*ho were unbeaten when
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    TAIPING SPORTS
    36 7 TAIPIXG. Sun— Larut and Matang Amateur Athletic Association will hold a sports meet on Sunday. July 15 at the Kini? Edward VII School ground. Entries should be sent to Dara Singh, by latest July
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    Singapore Malays Triumph
    349 7 Singapore Malays Triumph JOHORE BAHRU, Sim. Singapore -Malays beat Johore Malays by an innings and L45 run- in the Rulers Shield match played a| the Johore Civil Service ground today. The scores were: SINGAPORE MALAYS— IST. INNINGS Ah Yunos c Ismail b A! as Noor 43 i Sharif c t
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    3 Generations In KL Shield Game
    176 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two Navarataam Shidd matches were playod today, hotli panics ending in derisive victories. The lie on lli«* Railway NHI| between Kurasian Recreation (luh and Railway ln-»liiu-tion saw prandfalher and prandMui. C.R. and Merlin respectively playing for Eurasian*, who won l»> 7J
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    Quadrangular Meet
    33 7 MADRID. May 27: <APt— Swedish swimmers finished first and .second in the 100 metre event inaugurating a quadrangular meet at Spain's Olympic p i with French. Dutch, and Spanish competitors yesterday.
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    Europeans Recover
    121 7 n:\A.\G. Sun.— Chil a e tii n Club played out turn their riick Penang Sports Club m Western Road md todaj S| irts I Hub wore tU ut for 179 while the Chinese repli< I 10.") for the loss at day. Europeans had tail ekes U run. J.
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    974 8 DAVID BEATS GOLIATH AT GAP IIILL CLIMB Fastest Car Time By Cooper '500' Yesterday's battles at the Singapore Motor Club's hiil climb at the Gap were David and Goliath ail'airs with results which repeated the Biblical classic. The proceedings, watched by a large crowd that braved a b! tiering sun
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    Changi Draw With CSC, Seletar Upset Chinese
    547 8 Chang i Draw With CSC, Seletar Upset Chinese Singapore Cricket League O!" THE four senior division games the most exciting finish was that of the encounter at Changi between the present leaders, Ceylonese Sports Club and RAT. (Changi). Batting first the airmen totalled 19S. Cosh batting well for 73 runs.
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    146 8 IPOH, Mon. Defending singles champion, Teoh Seng Khoon, was fully extended in his second round fixture in the Perak open championship last night. Teoh won his match 17 14, 15— 9. against Soo Seng Fatt to qualify for the semi-final. In the first set Teoh was down
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