Singapore Standard, 5 June 1951

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard ft g- VOL. I HO. 339. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    SHB Labour Union Rejects Wage Scheme
    334 1 Stan lard Staff Reporter ty-formed Singapore Harbour Board •a huh as a potential strength of about i graded" wage scheme offered i B ds offer was made on Friday evening. ffac Board offered an ia.ro- to the S.H.B. daily workAit h a higher increase
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    Tongkang on Five
    3 1 Tongkang on Five
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    UK TO BUY TOOLS FROM US
    13 1 UK TO BUY TOOLS FROM US il I s s as i en-
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    30 British Warships Start 6-Week Cruise
    44 1 VALETTA, Mall v June 4 »AP) A force ol -0 warships oi the British Mediterranean Fleet. by Admiral Sir John vdelsten, C unmander-in-Chief, sail- id iy for a six-week combined cruise and exercises m the stern Mediterranean andAdri-
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    Independent Party May Be Formed In Fed.
    231 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Man. The Mala? Independent Party is expected to be the answer to the prayer ol communal leaders who want to see one united political body m the Federation. The first step towards the m- -.nation o! such a party was taken
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    Names Of Crash Victims Disclosed
    98 1 FAR EAST Air Force last night released the names of the three men killed when a Brigand light bomber crashed on Friday near Lira Chu Kane Road, not far from Tengah airfield. The Pilot and Navigator, who died m the crash were: Flying Officer Keith
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    UK MAY RATION PETROL AGAIN
    83 1 LONDON. June 4 <Reuter>.— Britain is printing new petrol coupons ready to go back to rationing if the international situation gets worse it was disclosed today. Fuel Minister Philip NoelBaker told a questioner m the House of Commons that the coupons were being printed as
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    KILLED IN ACTION
    40 1 HANOI, June 4 <AP>— The war m Inrio-China has claimed another General's son with the death of Captain Lasseus. Captain Lasseus de Genier was killed on May 29. but dispatches on his death were delayed m transit.
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    Reaction On Port Development Is Watched By Govt.
    556 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government is watching closely the views of the local shipping and trading circles on port development so as to decide on whether there is need to set up a representative committee early to go into this question.
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    DCA Asks For Information On Auster Crash
    185 1 AN APPEAL for any m- j formation from people living m north-west Johore and Malacca area who saw the flight of a Auster aircraft be- 1 tween 10.30 a.m. and 11.15 a.m. i on Thursday. May 31, was made yesterday by the Department
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    2 Indians Donate Blood To Save Friend
    98 1 Standard Staff Reporter TWO INDIAN labourers, M. Muthusamy and Karuma Selliah, conquered their fear yesterday to give their blood so that their friend and fellowworker, Ponnudurai. seriously injured m an accident at the Singapore Harbour Board, might have a new lease on TO
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    Firm Tone In London Stock Exchange
    75 1 LONDOX, June 4. (Reuteri— There was a firm tone to most sections of the London Stock Exchange today despite a small turnover. Anglo-Iranian with an advance of three-sixteenths at 5-7/16ths. were strong m a generally better oil section and following news from Persia. Gains
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    QUEEN, MARGARET LEAVE IRELAND
    79 1 QUEEN, MARGARET LEAVE IRELAND BELFAST, June 4 (Reuter>— The Queen and Princess Margaret concluded their visit to Northern Ireland today and left by plane to return to London. Everywhere they have been given a tremendous reception. Cheering crowds today lined the 15-mile route from Government Hou.se to the aerodrome and
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    Allied Drive For 'Iron Triangle' In full Swing
    389 1 Allied Drive For 'Iron Triangle' In full Swing TOKYO, June 4 (UP) United Nations forces hacked out gains of two and a half miles against bitterly resisting Chinese Reds on the approaches to the Reds' central Korean "iron tri- angle" today. Farther east, however, the Communists began a fighting withdrawal
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    Mentri Besar On Reports In Standard
    143 1 THE following Press release was received yesterday:The Mentri Besar, Kedah. Tuan Haji Mohamad Sharif!, yesterday. June 3 sent the following letter to the Singapore Standard. "With reference to your article and Stop Press headed "Sultan Pushed Around, London Malays Are Told" and "Sultans Will
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    Britain Steps Up Tempo Of Parleys
    180 1 Peace Overture LONDON, June 4 (IP)— The British Government has "stepped up the tempo" of its discussions with the United States on a peace overture m Korea and top level discussions on an armistice offer probably will begm m the near future, an official
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    To Speed Up Shipments Of Rubber To US
    76 1 ISTHMIAN Steamship Lines, well-known for their U.S^Far East freight service have arranged for four of their freighters the Steel Traveller. Steel Recorder. Steel Rover and Ste^l Admiral to be m Singapore this month to speed up delivery to America of over 41.000
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    3 FACTORS THAT CAN HELP BEAT TB
    531 2 Better Education, Hygiene Housing SUndurd Staff Reporter THE iiizlit againsl tebereolowa In the Colony pnd elsewhere i- a l>iiz b<ksmJ problem. The disease ran be*! be combatted by Wtter hon+e pUnning, better general hygiene and better education of the people declared Dr. Arae
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    Tuberculin Tests For 700 Convent Girls
    252 2  - Tuberculin Tests For 700 Convent Girls EVA CHONG By Standard Woman Reporter SEVEN hundred pupils of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus were given tuberculin tests by the B.C.G. team working under the auspices of the United Nations International Children Emergency Fund and the World Health Organisation yesterday. The
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    TB RATE VARIES IN TOWN, KAMPONG
    76 2 st.uui ird Staff Bepaiiei ARNI Guus-Hansen, Danish learn Be C ex] i In Singapore 5 id that the rate I ection m 1 ims [the Federation I In m town be s i B tO 25 j the dul en m certain una comn
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    Chief Killer
    36 2 Standard Staff Reporter Ti;! er >is took the heaviest toll last weok with 29 Three other deaths ere aused I y diphtheria. Chinese top the tisl with 1 I ,14 and En lians, 9.
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    2,500 SEE 'FESTIVAL'
    58 2 Standard Stan Reporter W RE 2 i Sing I including JOO sch > s far visited th< P( E Bril m i xhibition I ifactured B > at Uni E ,ineers sh *k. no. 7. Lboys have showr -m the on rine enI the girls iav< minded
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    DRUNK, HE HIT POLICEMAN
    60 2 DRUNK, HE HIT POLICEMAN Standard <tatT Reporter A SH EDI Sven Gusl Li m I a toi ri Singapore First P lio Court yej -<-- w a finec c ving i i ■> J manner whiie drunk at Rumafc p lice SI ti n last SunC! J He was Fined
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    Road Rules For Cyclists
    322 2 STANDARD STAFF REPORTE Ride m finale file When ro.M or traffic conditu im require U and never wore than two oor<. cut. Do not wobble about tiu road. A coi i ion cause oj loobbltng is riding a machi thai is too big for the rider
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    MOVE FOR FASTER WORK IN S.M.C. DEPARTMENT
    476 2 Upper Piiture: A pupil of the Convent of the Holy Enfant Jesus grimaces as Dr. K. A. Mallal of tho Singapore Government Health Department applies the syringe to her arm. Si>ter Edborg of the B.CG. inoculation team operating under r.N I.C.E.F. holds her
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    Chamber Blueprint Ready
    196 2 Startdard Stafj Reporter THE BtaßprfßJ of the neto $1J500,000 six-Storeu p r e^i.:<es of the Cfcßiese Chamber of Commerce has now been com] leted, The Stau a a r d learnt yes:e r lay Work on the nets buiMin^ j \M txpecfed to begin as ioon as
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    ATE, REFUSED TO PAY UP
    81 2 LEONG Wan Cheong. a pretty young Chinese girl yesterday told the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates how she got involved m a fight with a man. She said that the man, Ho Sek Chuan had a meal m her mother's stall
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    New Head For Police School
    114 2 Standard Staff Rt porter MR. J. M. MACLEAN the new Cotiimander of the S.i.uivore Police Training School at Thoms&k Road was Chief School Instructor of tUtayam Police O'fice r s being trained m New Delhi during the war m 1944. Although he has been with
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    2 Brass Taps: 6 Months' Jail
    54 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOUND guilty of being m fraudulent possession of two brass water taps. Lim Ah Keng (52) was sentenced to six months" imprisonment m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. Lim who had a previous conviction, will have his sentence followed by
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    Chinese Schools Want Explanation
    154 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Chinese Schools' Association has decided to ask the Singapore Education Department to explain the purpose of an order by which no English language teacher can be dismissed without the permission of the Director of Education. The Association holds that order will interfere
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    Govt. Clerks Oppose Fixing Of Two Dates For New Pay Scales
    284 3 Standard SiafT Correspondent \ll Ml'l H. Mon. Considerable bitterness exists among iveronieni administrative and clerical staffs over the method of i«m .>! effective dates for revision of their salaries. They are traction oi two distinct dates tor the implementation
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    Quest For Leprosy Cure In S. Buloh
    60 3 Staff Correspoodeni i \'iit K. Men. Research, which it is reaehtßg ctlccts on the treatment nij t oiuhu ted at a laboratory at Sungei the principal Federal institution for leprosy, by Dr. Y. S. Airey, of the -rr\HC. has I s to oraS
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    Negri Home Guard Areas
    254 3 Standard Malay Corre>pondent SEREMBAN, Moo. The Mentri Besai I Negri Sembilan, I Haji Abdul Malek bin isuf, has are I, under R iti >n 3 of the Emergency ne Guards R^ ilations, 19 the ving Home Gu a i A reia m Negri Sembi The Town
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    Malacca Chinese Election Move
    10 3 Malacca Chinese Election Move 1 :ned a vis the < si
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    Van Driver Fined. Goods Confiscated
    81 3 GOH BOOXTIEW a van driver was convicted by Mr. F. A. Chua, President of the Malacca Sessions Court yesterday for ■laving 61 dutiable wrist- watches and a small quantity of dutiable cigarettes and tobacco. He was fined $2,140.34 for the wrist-watches, m default. Six m
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    Bandit Helper Held In Grik
    69 3 Standard Stuff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A bandit helper was arrested m G'-ik yesterday when security forces located a bandit food dump. In Kampar. armed bandits set fire to a mine engine causing slight damage. Four bandits stopped a bus m Sitiawan and robbed the
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    Words Added On Licence, Court Told
    253 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Judgment was reserved by the first magistrate. Inche Ibrahim. today, In the case against a member of the Police Force, j Mohinder Singh, who laced two charges of falsely declar- ing that he was the holder of a
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    Federation Briefs
    352 3 NO CASUALTIES were inflicted when bandits fiied shots at the Singapore to Kuala Lumpur train on Sunday m the Segimat district. THE Chief Secretary of the Federation of Malaya has lifted the ban on the Ananda Vikatan. Ka'.ki and Kamudam, edited, printed and published m Madras. THE list
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    Serendah School May Get Cine Projector
    292 3 Unloading: of the British vessel Nancy Moller's 3.700 tons of rubber cargo wivch j began yesterday m the Singapore roads is expected to be j completed m about 10 days. The rubber, worth 518.000,--000 is being unloaded into large concrete storage lighters and is
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    Coronation Celebrations In Brunei End
    125 3 BRUNEI. Mon. The celcbra- j tions of the Brunei Coronation are over. While Sultan Omar j Ali Saifuddin and his consort. J the Raia Isteri. remained three days m the Istana, this town, built on and beside the water, I feasted, danced and sang. Now
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    PRISONER GAVE SAME EXCUSE
    109 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Moo. A prisoner. Tham Wah Chick, who is serving three months' hard labour for stealing a w itch and a fountain pen. was charged before Inche Ha ion. m the second magistrate's court, today, with retaining another stolen watch and a
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    Airstrikes In Four States
    64 3 Standard Staff Correspondent R.A.F. and R.A.A.F. aircraft struck at targets m four States yesterday m operations m support of the Security Forces Negri Sembilan, Malacc;'. Perak and Pahang were each visited, more than one target being attacked m some States. Brigand light bombers, Lincoln medium bombers.
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    MIC MEETING
    44 3 THE sth annual session of the Malayan Indian Congress will be held at Johore Bahru on June 9 and 10. Delegates of Local Indian Congresses will only be allowed m on production of credentials signed by the General Secretary of the MIC.
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    Bigger Rewards Offered For News Of Bandits
    378 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA IX MPI R, Mm. Half a million dollars have hern paid by the (iovcrnnuMit t«» thoec >vlm pa\tiniorination ltatlin«j lo the arrrst or killin» of l«>rrori«>t*. This sum only imlitatrs the total shut r«-war<U u«n* increased at the entl
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    1,712 Called Up Men In Service
    94 3 Standard Staff orrrspoiidt r.t KUALA LUMPUR, Hon. jFhc total of national lervice- :.< :i at the end ol May WAS 1.712 made up H4<i Malay i^s Chinese fend 241 todiatii and others. Up to the end of Last month i.B7<; men between 'ii<' t&ca
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    29 Asians Give Their Blood
    90 4 YESTERDAY was a busy day for the Blood Transfusion Department when 29 Asians, mostly Indians, gave their blood to the Bank. Of the 29. 11 were those who had registered their names on the opening day of the Safety First campaign at the Victoria Memorial
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    Youths Pasted Red Posters, Jailed
    411 4 Standard Siatl Rrport«>r TWO Chinese youths, Teng Sork Van (21). ami Loo Kin Boon (22) both oi Teo Kirn Ens; Koad were convicted by Mr. H.F. Kingdon m the Singapore First Distrii't Court yesterday and sentenced to ihrce years* rigorous imprisonment each. They were also
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    A Day In Queenie's Life
    232 4  -  EVA CHONG By Standard Women Reporter EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Miss Queenie Fong, crowned 1951 "Happy Queen" at the Singapore Happy World Cabaret on Sunday night lives m a brand new Geylang Jlat with several other young girls under the watchful eye of "Mummy" Madam Lai to you.
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    Labour Output Low-Brown's Review
    275 4 'Nothing Like Pre-War Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE every encouragement, better wages, I more amenities, shorter hours and healthier conditions generally, labour's output per head m Singapore remained disappointingly low, when compared with pre-war, said Brown's Malayan Economic Review yesterday. The Review said that the loss of
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    Youth Injured In Geylang Explosion
    157 4 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police are investigating an explosion m an attap hut off Lorong 17, Geylang Road, yesterday morning resulting m a Chinese youth being badly injured m the hands and face. The youth, aged 16, it was stated was alone m the hut
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    ROBERTSON OPENS TIONG BAHRU CLUBHOUSE JUNE 24
    413 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Tiong Bahru Community Centre Hill open it* club house the fir*t m Singapore m Xii Chin Stn-H at 5 p.m. on Sunday. June 24. the secretary of the Centre, Mr. Pwee Syc Cheow told The Standard yesterday. The Centre's
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    Worried, He Took Poison
    127 4 A FINDING of suicide by c::u^t!c soda was returned v I Singap we C i er*« C .:r terday, ai an inquest int I death of Chia Keck Lea. a 47--year-old hawkei v."ho died on May 16 Chia'c wi:e U Id the court tfa her I
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      303 4 I MANY PEOPLE HAVE THE IDEA that permanent documents cannot be written with a Scroll ball-point pen, we can assure everyone however that the use of Scroll bail point pens is now becoming the standard practice m business houses of all kinds. Provided the proper ink is used for the
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      83 4 CHINESf V.Mr A.. Seiegte K<».:il: Badtnii ton j p.m.. Body Bui] 530 p m.. Student Basket Bal n.m Student Free English Cias:-*es 7-y p m.. Table Tennis 7 m Evening School 5-9 pjn V.W.c.A.. Baffles Quay: Mandarin (Advanced Class) L 0.30 a.m. Ballroom Dancing (Advanced Class) 5 D m. UNITED
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    Youth Had Seditious Documents
    50 5 Youth Had Seditious Documents ALOR STAR. Mon Twenty-one-year-old Ons Nam Seng of Sungei Korok. Alor Star, who pleaded cuilty to possessing seditious documents was sentenced to 12 months' r.i. by the President of the Sessions Court. Alor Star. The documents were found m his house concealed m a cigarette tin.
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    Home-Made BombFound
    59 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Man.— A homemade grenade was discovered by the Police m one of the two lan camps lo ated during screening operation? at Mount Erskine yesterday ning. reening operations were arried out from dawn till tbout 11 o'clock. A number poop were sen em I
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    Scout Hall Opened In Clock Tower
    97 5 Standard Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Mon.— The; Scout Hal In the Leaning Clock Tower. Teluk Anson. was opened by the State Scout Commissioner, Mr. Chong Wan Fook on Saturday night. Mr. Chm; then presented warrants of appointments to Rave:- Leader Inche Abu Hassan. (ADO.
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    Women Didn't Fight To Vote
    140 5 PFXANO. Mon.— "Women m Penans do not have to li-lit for a vote. It is freely siven to them. Indeed, it Is tjiven to us all without any fighting on our part." said Miss Elizabeth Oorjitham, of St. Cieorge's Girls' School, when she urged all
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    Regent Of Kedah Calls For Unity
    231 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Mon. Tungku Ya'acob was entertained to a tea party by the Kedah Muslim League m honour of his appointment as Regent of Kedah. Among those present were the British Adviser, the State Secretary and community leaders. The British Adviser
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    One Dead, 15 Hurt In Crash
    104 5 TELUK ANSON. Mon. Si\ persons were admitted into hospitnl and ten others were treated for minor injuries when a bus belonging to the Lower Perak Motor Service Limited overturned at the 16th milestone. One of the injured, an aged Javanese. Nasikam, has since died.
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    His First Public Duties As MB
    93 5 IPOH. Mool— The acting Men- 1 m Besar of Perak, Tuan Haii Mohamed Razalli bin Huji M >hd. Ali Wasi, made am extensive tour at the Dindings District yesterday and today. He was performing bis first public duties as Chief of State since assuming
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    Perak Mentri Besar To Be A Statulory Corporation
    350 5 Perak Mentri Besar To Be A Statulory Corporation Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. A Bill designed to establish the Mentri Besar, Perak, as a Statutory Corporation, and to vest m the Corporation all property at present vested m the Mentri Besar on behalf or for purposes of the State Government,
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    Voters Now 1,829
    24 5 TOTAL 'of registered voters for the Penang Municipal Elec- i ti.'ns up to and including Fri- day, June l. is 1.829.
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    Professional Bailors Must Be Reported
    245 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Won. The Sessions Coart Picnidr or Magistrates should be informed if there i-. am suptcion of a professional bailor, and if that suspicion is confirmed, such bail should not be allowed, said Mr. It. I. Wrimilesworlh m the Sessions Court to<ia\.
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    COLLECTOR SENTENCED TO DEATH
    152 5 IPOH, Mon. Accepting a plea of guilty at the High Court, Ipoh, this morning, Mr. Justice Hastings sentenced a Cameron Highlands vegetable gardener, Tang Weng (50), t« death on a charge of having collected $32 for bandits. When accused first made his I plea he was
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    Sportsman Marries In Penang
    112 5 PENANG, .Mon.— Mr. LeonC j Peng Ku<ji. son of Mr. and Mrs Leong Chee Uotmg, married Miss Chew Boe Hoe, daughter o!" Mr. an I Mrs Chee Guan Lye of Kedah. at Sea Pearl Villa. Tanjong Bungah, yesterday The bridegi o the captain ol the EV
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    CHEONG-FOO WEDDING
    161 5 A PRBTTI e<rilng wus solemnised at Ta ou g o Saiu d:>y v\ her. Mi AloysiiiE h Cheorm H of Nai ni staff oi Si. Georges Institution, T lipii g, m M ried Miss Helen Foo H X I it the Church ad St. fctouu. T >c bride
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    Mistress Helps Servant Study
    72 5 PEN ING, U m Tbroag i th efforts ber nw ";>' s W servant has registered with tte Pc .1.. .i- Educ ttj A- to study English. This ■w. .i d by Che M Tha.iudden. Assistant Htm. Sec- y of the I 5 E A ii..
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      38 5 fg*H 'JTKANDLD CIXTY MILLION MILL, I^__^ T FLy AWAY N THIS SAUCER, //^K^l^Kjl FROM HOME W.TH A BUSTED ROCKET <£ i BETTER START MAKIN' V (CCWr^li®* «ffl AN' A KNOCKED OUT CAPTAIM/ /^PCX>RLIL /;3v WITH TH' DOODADS j '^^gf^jigfSEmm
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    Dept. Of Fabrication
    808 6 f |'IiKRK is an um-IV-i :a! maxim among hardened journalists :hat the truth oi a newspaper report is noi confi mcd until II has been officially denied. •1 teasi ;l by a Gov< rnment We do hot propose lis maxim to our last breath, except to hat
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    180 PEOPLE GO BACK NEARLY 2,000 YEARS
    1138 6  -  DOUGLAS WARTH In Search of peace, they give up the world By 1 1 ERE is a group of people who should never hove ro worry about war or unemployment, loneliness or personal insecurity, world turmoil or money for the rent. As long
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      Are Women Polyandrous By Nature ?
      322 6 Are Women Polyandrous By Nature Sir, if! m't know on hat authority Chinese Simple Simon says that women are by nature not polyandrous m the same way as men are polygamous. Many books and artices that deal with st j say that women are, as a rule, more passionate and
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      Phoof To The Big Hearted Male!
      234 6 Sir: Phoof to the Big Hearted Male! How big can Simple Simon'i heari be! If he is a man with innumerable wives, following the Chinese tradition, I wonder it he has any peace, with all his wives plucking at his sleeves for money. Such
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      Women Lure Men Into Polygamy
      288 6 Sir: What is all this controversy about polygamy? Men, on the whole, are jealous by nature. But this is not the case with women. A man cannot tolerate seeing his .spouse going out with some other man let alone sharing his wife, A wife does
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      QUALIFICATIONS FOR VOTERS
      156 6 Sir:— It was said that Shakespeare was not only witty himself but also was the cause of wit m others. Some. not many, are Jike that. While they are»creatives themselves they stimulate creation m others. Breaking new paths opening new trails, they are the pioneers of a
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      41 6 Sir.— Mr. Sidney doe. n..t nln n Ame! ;1 these Pfrsons are a confounded nuisance. They invade restaurants and shops and make a general nuisance of them3S* b"u s te». inu rupt ii Ei- Furthermore, Mr. Sidney
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    Gold Coast Governor Optimistic
    458 6  -  J. HALCRO FERGUSON Con^lilutloii firkins V\ IU: LONDON, CIR Cha s Arden Cl I i O Governor the G I Coast, is optimistic about the success of the great constitutional experiment now is b« i7K-.de m the colony. "T leconstitution king well he told me m
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    Truman Cable To Attlee Given To Iranian Premier
    312 7 Truman Cable To Attlee Given To Iranian Premier V June I (I I*) An official source confirmed last President Truman 9 s cable to Prime Minister dement the Iranian oil cri>is has been delivered by mistake by ans to the Premier of Iran. i»o1 his hltcr. Diplomatic sources said thai
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    US Making Improved Jet Fighter
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    UN May Consider Further Embargoes
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    For Lottery Tickets In Johore
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    Mix-up Is Explained By State Dept.
    160 7 Mix-up Is Explained By State Dept. WASHINGTON, June (UP). The State Department firmed tonight that a copy of the message from President Truman intended for British Prime Minister Clemeni .-V cc had been given to the Iranian Premier Mohammed Mossadeq by mistake. Bv.\ Department spokesman MichaeJ McDermotl said the two
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    22 Volunteer To Give Their Blood
    200 7 22 Volunteer To Give Their Blood TWENTY-TWO people registered as blood donors at "■< Blond Transfusion stall at the Road Safety Exhibition at Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. This brings the total registered donors for the last three days to 72. Yesterday's registered, donors were: Chinese, nine; Europeans; seven. Indians, three
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    Catalina For Sale
    78 7 Standard Aviation Reporter AN Australian businessman m Singapore i.- offering the sale of cargo-carrying Catalma aircraft, which is at present lying m Victoria State. 'He had contemplated using it m freighting eggs and fish from Thailand and Ma^yan fishing ports to Singapore, but had to abandon the
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    Court Told Of Running Gun Duel
    196 7 A RUNNING gun duel between a detective and a school teacher was described at the Assizes yesterday when the latter was charged with shooting at the detective. T ie detective, Ho Yew C i told the court thai shori y a1 leaving his home
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    Unions Get Wage Memo Ready
    172 7 Standard Stall Reporter THE three Services Unions of Singapore are now prepar a joint memorandum on their claims for salary revision and Other conditions of service. The memorandum is to be submitted to the War Office m VK 11 is learnt that the Singapore federation
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    65 Trapped Coal Miners Accounted For
    66 7 EASINGTON, County Durhara, June 3 (Renter Twen-ty-six bodies of miners who died m last week's colliery ex plosion here were discovered by rescue workers today mak ing a total of 65 accounted for and 18 still missing. The bodies found today were m a
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    Vietminhs Attack Catholic Province
    355 7 !S\IGON. June 4 (AP) -Connnunist-led Vietminh troops attacking the Catholic province of Phatdiem t«»J day shattered the uneasy four year-old truce between Uhe pro-Communist regime and the tiny church slate of North Indo-China. French Amy Headquarters reports that three Vietminh i regiment are attacking Viet-' Inami-se
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    Woman Jailed For CBT
    184 7 YOUNG M lay won Esah binti Ahmad, who was found guilty on three charges m criminal breach of trust m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday was sentenced by tlie magistrate. Mr. R B 1 Pates to two months 1 rigorous imprisonmeni on eoc'.i c l-ie
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    3-Day-Old Chicks From Tasmania
    54 7 3-Day-Old Chicks From Tasmania HOBART, June 4 «Rt A Ai >--A i ri; I shipment ot icks from '1 mama is due m Singa] I tomorrow They com» c the I ii black Austi from a Lav eh is scheduled soon Ip r h and I ekly is t.i st
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    50 RAF Planes Will Salute King's Birthday
    200 7 FORMATION <■■ al out 50 RAF. and Malayan Auxilu I Air F^rce plano> will aluU the King's Birthda> m Sii cj pore on Thursday, hen < s fly past' m formation ovw < p lang, hut. ol tho Co Bii tiday Ceremonial. About
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    Post Offices And Kind's Birthday
    45 7 Post Offices And Kind's Birthday ALL post or excepi those El X iana Ke b i pojag Glam will be ipen i rmi I a.i l pm. on Thu X 's birthday. There wiU one >' mails will be and Savings Bank not be a ible
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    'Properties Were Gift To Woman'
    133 7 'Properties Were Gift To W oman' JUDGMENT with cttsi* iur <>t the defen man, was made I Fletchej Rogers Lh« H Court yin a which a Sing Eddie Soh, claimed the n 1 til i deeds pertaitli I ti houses bought during It* Jaj of the Colony. 1: Krafi stated
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    Tragic Error': Allies Down 2 UN Planes
    81 7 Ti fK\ O, June 4: Reuter-AAP) I'he Air force announced a .^ic error' yesterdaj when al- tillery shot dom n two C-U9s Inlying Poxcars) while. ing .-upplies for dropping to troops. j statement said that anil- 1 ed to cc ise Kre when
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    Aga Khan Will Get His Weight In Platinum
    126 7 KARACHI. June 4 (AP > Moslem followers of the Ag; Khun from Pakistan, Persia and Ir iq m a conference here today, decided to celebrate their spiritual leader's platinum jubilee m February, 1954, by giving him his weight m platinum,. Unless the
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      43 7 yXj>% > NANCV--- I WAS ONLY ASKING --MAD HEADS I f WHAT'S a m J STOP THAT SLUGGO IF HE T. aT COME > UNUSUAL j W V WHISPERING j THOUGHT PEOPLE y TO A r—^ ABOUT ON MARS J PO]NT y {SIP THAT J
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    Another Dak For Airways' Fleet
    155 8 Standard Aviation Reporter MALAYAN Airways yesterday received out* more Dakota aircraft, this time from the United kingdom and flown by the company's Thief Pilot, Captain D.W. I 1 'niton. The Dakota, converted into a 21-passenger carrying plane, is an addition to the present flee! ot
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    UK Offers 300 Flying Scholarships
    98 8 UK Offers 300 Flying Scholarships LONDON, (Airmail) tßeuter) 3:-:t:ii.-. \vi l o-Ter :100 rlyin_; --c':i „.^::ipv to air-mi:-uecl >" g men this year. The living scholarship scheme, which is to stimulate interest m the Air Training Corps and to en turage young men to join the i Roy;-,! Air Force,
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    Mainland Ports Probe Hailed 'Raise Charges,' Urges Mr. Heah
    443 8 Mainland Ports Probe Hailed 'Raise Charges,' Urges Mr. Heah Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. The appointment of a committee to investigate and report on the long term development of the Federal ports of Penan*? Prai, Port Swettenliam and Malacca by the High Ciommissioner of the Federation. Sir Henry Gurney, should
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    TROOPS SAIL FOR HOME
    37 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 12,555-ton troopship Dilwara left Singapore yesterday with 480 tro >p> returning to the U.K. from Malaya. Tiie f." >.->por a!>o took on L'O RAF. and 36 Army imi i
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    Galathea Sails For Bangkok
    100 8 THE frigate Galathea. carrying the Danish deep-sea scien- Tific expedition om a round-the-world trip, will leave the Colony today for Bangkok. The Galathea will remain m Bangk >k about a during which ;,:ne anoi ter Danish scientist will join the ship. The frigate will return 'o
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    Kepong Is Renamed Willboo
    187 8 Standard Shipping Reporter The 35-year-old 1,889-ton Kepons. last of the Straits Steamship Company's coil burners, has been sold to the Far East and Panama Trans port Corporation of Hone kon?. The ship is now m Singapore. Today, fur the first time since she was specially built
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    Sweden Holds Air Display
    52 8 STOCKHOI M. June 4: (AP>— About 100 Vampire jets and n< 300 athei military aircraft look part m the biggest air show m Swedish history over Stock- i holm on Sunday. More than 500.000 people also saw Sweden's latest jet fighter, the near supersonic "Flying Barrel,
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      490 8 jjjif SHIPPING IMTfllteEMC^ .>i.i., 11 ln p ort weiirvreden. il-r.-in t. s A'nra Mauritius o l fcl K*»"r Nairbank. end Jane Belandia due end of June BEN LINE 5? B o°tel SSth°S!S rw!' At^P tlua In POrt: BendoraSf 'To NY. and Boston via (>,l«n India jSeli^kdivSSt. sails June 14 Ju'iv'T
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      93 8 "SINGAPORE RED FUNNEL LINES" HEAP ENG MOH SS CO., LTD. SOON BEE SS CO., (S) LTD. 33/35. Teluk Aver Street— Phono :^448 Passenger Frei&ht-sei vices S.S. "EDENDALE"-SAILINGS IO Bl IMOK i PIN \N<; DAN In Port M.V. "TAYPE"— SAILINGS IO WAMBAS ft X ATOI-NA ISLANDS A. S*pore appr. Juno 9
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      384 8 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVU U( 41^' S'pOft p r,, "MALAYA" tor Bangkok, 8w P«^ Hongkong, Manila Kobe and Vokohamo p O j "TARSIAN" for Hongkong obt. 16 18 Jun "KINA" for bangkok Hongkong Manfe 20-24 ur "MEONIA" for Sa gon 6 Bangkok ?< 70 1 "MALACCA" for Bangkok; 26 28 J««'
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      138 8 \air arrivals] ~'i V [and DEPARTURES^ i i rZZ/*L'" ia Arrivals BOAC from Sydney, Jakarta ■!..<• p.m. \<>rk Ir.un lluigkok 1.90 p in K. I M. from Amsterdam, lUmjkok 11 30 arm. Q.I.A. Skvm.istrr from S>,lney 4 ::.'> p m (P. A. Iron Bangkok <;.l"» p m MALAYAN AIRWAYS from
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      82 8 Despatches TODAY: Thailand Oetters only) 7 a m by train, Poi tianak by Demta, E. A istn lia and New Zealand by Burnsi le, Hongkong. China, Philippine Es. f Japan I y Rann.^r>hire, Palembang noon by Beluru, Gt. Britain, X [reland, Eire Europe. X. i W At: -n Wo Indus.
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    FED. RUBBER PRODUCTION
    163 9 ORDINARY and high-yieldmg X m the Federation oi tapped daring April ed 1,233,720 acres and 371,I acres respectively,, compared with 1.1221.757 acre* and J9 c e< respectively foa March. Tr-e total area topped during the m N th was 1.61 4.873 acres compared with 1 600.64 acres
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    Pine Planting Increasing
    96 9 FRUITS planted In the Federation erf Malaya last year covered ***** acres compared witn 15T. 487 acre* during the prePineapple covered 28,102 acres (17,239 acres m 1949*. bananas 48,150 acres (57.R29 acres), papa- s 472 acres (392 acres>. and Shew nut 2.207 acres 1 2.049 acres 1
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    Coconut Areas Are Smaller
    42 9 PLANTED areas of coconuts on estates and smallholdings m the Federation of Malaya last year covered 484.004 acres compared with 499.010 acres during 1949. Of the 1951 acreage, smallholdings (those under 100 acres) covered 388.7H5 acres (404.781 uC^^r^tM9)^nde|tat|^^^^
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      HUGE SHIPMENTS FOR US LEAVING IN JUNE
      341 9 Standard Staff Reporter FOUR FREIGHTERS of the Isthmian Steamship Company are due to tarry this month to the United States from Malayan and Indonesian ports a total of some 41,000 tons ruhber and latex. Valued at about $140,000,000, tlit- robber cargo will be
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      America Is Reaping Benefit Of Price-Depressing Moves
      350 9 America Is Reaping Benefit Of PriceDepressing Moves THE In ited States is now reaping the full benefit of her price-depressing manoeuvres, if shipments of rubber to that country from Malaya are any criterion. Taking advanfc ge of the I wei prices ol rubber m the j pasi month, the t'.S.
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      RUBBER
      79 9 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (June 4) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No 1 K.S.S Spot Loose $1.49 $1.50 F. 0.8. m bales June. No 1 R.S.S 81.47 $1.48 No 2 K.S S 51.42 51.43 No 3 KS S (norn 51.38 51.39 Tone: Steady quiet. LONDON RUBBER Monday's
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      TIN
      41 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The price of Tin to-day was $5571 per picul. Up 51. 62!. LONDON TIN Monday's prices first session were: Spot £1.0*5 buyers, v: 1.080 sellers. Three months €1,057 10s. buyers £1.062 10s. sellers. Settlement Price £1,080 Tone: Easy.
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    FREE SHOWS AT S'PORE FESTIVAL
    186 9 Standard Staff Reporter The stand gives one the imFOUR NEW stand, providing ion of a ships wireless the public With further testl- i Deaf'aid appliances showing some mony of Britain's ingenuity m <>- f the first equipment of its kind manufactured goods are being placed
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    Bank Of India Branch Opens
    89 9 The Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald (third from the left), who opened the Singapore branch of the new Bank of India building m Robinson Road, yesterday. With him (from left) are: Mr. C. J. Palstra, Foreign Manager at the head office m Bombay. Mr. R.
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    C-G Lauds Indian Share In Advance Of Malaya
    344 9 DECLARING the Singapore branch of the new Bank of India building m Robinson Road open yesterday, the Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, said lhat the establishment of the branch by Mr. R. R. Ruia, son of the founder of the Bank, and
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    CANADIAN DOLLARS
    26 9 Buying rates for Canadian dollars (per ?100 Straits) are $35 7/I6 (TT», 535 9 16 tO.Dj, 535 13 16 (90d/st); selling $35 1/16 ready.
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    MALAYAN PALM OIL EXPORTS
    89 9 THE Federation of Malaya exported 18,391 tons and imported 987 tons of palm oil m the first months of 1951. Exports of kernel were 2,709 tons and imports nil for the same period. For the whole of 1950 the Federation exported 51.734 tons and imported 512
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    HK EXCHANGE
    42 9 HONGKONG. June 4- Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Honekong Exchange today were HKsls.7& to £1 sterling; HK$6.2B to US$l: HK$l.Bl6 tc Malayan $1; HK50.347 to one Indonesian R v p i a h; Golj HK531.25 to one tad.
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    SHARES EASIER IN ALL SECTIONS
    33 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Prices m the Malayan share market MINING Ampat 5/3 5/9 Austral Amal. 10/7$ 11/- Rawan? Tin 7/4J 7/9 Takuana Valley 25/- 80/TekkaTaiplr.g 11 6 12/fi xd
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    Govt. Studying RPC 'No' To Stabilisation Fund
    580 9 Govt. Studying RPC 'No' To Stabilisation Fund Economic Affairs Member Says** Standard Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, June 4: The Federation Government i> «ii\iiiii close and careful consideration to the reaction oi the Ruhber Producers 9 Council to Government's proposal to set up a ruhber stabilisation fund to mop up surplus
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    Brown's Review Says, 'Drop Freeze Scheme'
    444 9 THE Federation Government's pro|>osed scheme m "freeze" part of the proceeds of the sales of rubber and tin could not have been conceived without the knowledge that the proposals would be vigorously opposed by those two industries, says Brown's Malayan Economic Review. Brown's R
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    COPRA BUYERS HOLDING OFF
    60 9 COPRA m the Sincap »re duce market was dull yesterday •Aith prices lower than Saturdays levels. Sellers indicated $45] per picul for June-July ;ukl $45 for July-August shipmi I while buyers held off. Coconut oil was slightly steadier, sellers quoting $76 per picul on a market
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    Tyre Chief In US Lauds Malaya
    50 9 MR. Harvey i .Tr chairman of the V I c Rubber Co. lauded Brita ia m cuttini rubber >up- M a to Comm si China. He called H "co: Live step" leading M to fi'iH a place In v kets liout inle :<1 price
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    RITA'S HAD EVERYTHINGEXCEPT A HAPPY HOME
    1154 10  -  CYNTHIA LOWRY THE MOVEE "&QDDESS" WHO TURNED INTO A PRINCESS by \EW YORK. June 4 (AP). She has had everything —fame, adoration, wealth, luxury, even a title. She has had everything except a happy home. So Rita Hayworth continues the search which has carried
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    FAME CAME TO GARY—AFTER A FALL!
    353 10 FAME CAME TO GARY— AFTER A FALL! DURBANK, California, June 4. Gary Cooper has all kinds of claims to mo lion picture fame including an Academy Award but he's probably the only actor m the business who was discovered through the process of falling: off a horse. A noted horseman,
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      199 10 ZiClSt i^iiy I! a.m. 1.45, 1.00, 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. the AFFAIRS of DIANA" j (IN MANDARIN) •■^m _^BY iB A jBS X jPCI.'XjBMH b> 3^9P*^pil^HHHy^^ <f I "Hv B ™"5 """tBI hP"*^ Starring The D iSHIISG HERO of U LOR!S I DOOXE" RICHARD GREENE m His flosi During Role!
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      445 10 ON THE AIR KADIU MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME (TOM fcca 4] HI metres) W.:;."> a m Schools Broadca>t: lit am News 'Kit; 10.4.*> Schools Broadcast; I pin The Radio Orchestra: 1.38 \eu-«: 1.4.*. Bobbr Bryne Orchestra p.m Schools Broadcast; 6.13 I-ro gramme Summary; «i.17 four Stars and 4 Starlet: »>.:{»
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    THE SPINNING DIVES
    435 11  -  Johanie Johnson bY This is the concluding Z article on diving by Johnnie Johnson, well-known swimming and diving coach now m Singapore. -\\W\\\\\\\\\\ >. •■.cuts i-an n pha iCSj h will t<» a rniino the the eheddog the entries v ii I des- nib* with the seal
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    Georgians Win Again
    179 11 ST. GEORGES Institution' gained a first innings victory 1 over Clifford School, Kuala < Kangsar, on Sunday m their < rrntch played m Taiping. i Batting first the Saints put up < 125 runs, seven players getting j double figures (Paramasivam 33, Thomas Du-ai 18, S.] Nicholas
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    Black & White In HK
    46 11 Black White In HK HONGKONG. June 4 (AP> The Manila Black and White girls 1 basketball team defeated the Chinese V.M.C.A. by 41—12 points last night before a crowd oi 1.000. Previously the visitors deteated the Kowloon V.M.C.A. and the Kui Sing Chinese team. \\v\\\\\viwu«W»W'«W uuvuw
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    For The Discophile
    583 11 For The Discophile BEETHOVEN. Sonata m X minor. o,j 57. "Appimi— ata." Victor S.h «!<r ip:.".noi. B.M.V. D *****1-3. OF this sonata S:r Hubert Pr.rry said: "Here the human soul asked might; que>uons of its God and had its reply." With Beethoven the me -..:i^ is the mu-<-:c: if cue
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    FILM MUSICS MULTI-ROLE
    1102 11  -  ANACRUSIS Mr smc v™rr:S m COMPOSERS CREATE MOODS, ATMOSPHERE T SUPPOSE that musicians generally are apt to look down their noses when the subject of film music is broached. The term itself is depreciatory. Per?* ?s such a tendency is ut; >tandable when one re:-.: 's that,
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    After The Game, A Sale
    109 12 LONDON, Juno 4 \P The Argentine l.a> Espanti.in.'.> Polo tram a i IB Britau last sight ia ti' liner ilartfi to coatpetc la ihr A-.Mton Cap sl C©wdray, The Ar^mtino lean seal of 20 polo ponies ov -r laai wrrks .i ■>. with 34 olli
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    TODAY'S Sport
    46 12 TODAY'S Sport S ':> R Savy v SR i ut Jalan B > d•. D :*B R« X B r o Tuan M BA at C/ H i Houses I Rott. r- r I N C ot H< Oi S: C I Si vs- T ion the P
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    Taiping Police Welfare Fund
    29 12 TAIPING, M:»n.— Taiping Po- bod a successful charity a ince. soccer match and rong- <■'>-: party during the weekend w coileci money for their weliJie tuiul.
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    COLONY SOCCER GETS BENEFIT FUND
    493 12 COLONY SOCCER GETS BENEFIT FUND Manila Ask For Match With Spore THE Singapore Amateur Football Association <i«M'i«itMl yesterday to take immediate steps to start a benevolent fuml for the Colony's soccer players. Its scope and purpose was explained by SAFA coach, Mr. R. B. I. Pales, who had made the
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    Big Scores In County Matches
    102 12 LONDON. Jur.e 4 (Routed Big hitting m the Oxford University match with the Fse Foresters was a feature ol ;>- -day's cricket. Armitage scoi i 115, Dowding 103 not out. Blake 77 and G. Villiers 81 m Oxford's total of 395 for 5 Free Forest-irs
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    The Targets Will Travel 8,000 Miles
    177 12 The Targets Will Travel 8, 000 Miles RIFLEMEN representing the whole of. the Far East Air Command area have just shot m a Championship competition which is being held eight thousand miles away The team is competing for the R.A.F.'s annual Inter-Command Challenge Cup, a competition which will be held
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    Narrow Lead For Surrey
    201 12 LONDON, June 4 (Reuter)— l s una b hu I th eight sets m hand, »ir first im \.v r ai ;< Ova nst the Soul A t:is. Fish aed South the Vlelle but v s g i I B d the \n Fishiock continued to
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    BOXING REVIVES IN SINGAPORE
    240 12 BOXING REVIVES IN SINGAPORE BOXING revives m Singapore this weekend alter a I ips three months. The card will feature two new- fi an England, featherweight Ted Murphy and lightweight, Lawton Hack. Ted Murphy, has been fighti 1 for some time m the U.K. before he joined the Royal Navj
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    FIRST WIN IN SIX STARTS
    254 12 F IRST WIN IN SIX STARTS H.M. Dockyard scored their first victory m >i\ outings this season when they beat Chinese Athletes "A" 5-1 m a SAFA division 2 match at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Chinese Athletes who are now ;it the bottom ol the league have yet to score
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    Astons Lead, CYMA Win
    141 12 LAST-MINUTE goal save C.V.M.A. (Portuguese Mission) a 2-1 win over Aston Athletic Club m a Div. 3 "A" soccer match played at C.V.M.A. ground yesterday. Astons opened the score through inside left John Hong. Astons led with this goal at halt-time. On resumption C.V.M.A. played a
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    The Last Corner
    40 12 Tlie Derby and Tattenham Corner. Arctic Prince the winner is m fourth position near the rails with favourite Xi Minj; third further towards the middle of the track. Arctic Prince went on tj win by six lengths.
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    PERAK RACE HANDICAPS
    279 12 for Saturday, first day of the Perak Turf Club's June meeting, are: Cl. 3. Div. I—6 F. Malleable Mouldings 9.00 Chantilly 8.13 Misty Line 8.13 Ashok 8.12 Reward 8.11 Dante's Idyll 8.10 Brunice 8.09 Wellington 8.09 Why Worry 8.07 Kanda 8.06 Masterman 8.05 King Vince 8.04 Merry
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    AUSTRALIAN SOCCER TOO ROUGH?
    168 12 SYDNEY, June 4 (Reuter-AAP)— Mr. David Wiseman, manager of the Football Association touring: team said today he might recommend to the F.A. that no more professional teams should be sent to Australia until the rules there were altered. The. Australian interpretation of the soccer rules did
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    Davis Cup Preview
    107 12 PARIS. June 4 (AP) Ken MacGre,i;or and Frank Sedgman of Australia fought their way into the doubles finals of the French International tennis championships today. They defeated 17-year-old Ham Richardson »t Baton Rouge. Louisiana, and Mervin Rose, of Australia. 6-2. 7-5. 7-2. In the other semi-finals. Gardnar
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    Race Tragedy
    53 12 ST. GERMAIN (near Paris) June 3 (Reuter). Two race officials were killed and five seriously injured when British racing driver Kenneth Dace crashed into a crowd 20 minutes after the start of the 24-hour 80l dOr race here today. Dace was not injured although his car was flung
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    SCS Win In K. Lumpur
    102 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Moa A goal by Iftoune m the closing .-"'ages gave Singapore Cold Storage a 3 2 win over No. Company RASC m their third divi- sion succor game on the SCRC i ground today. Eiolden gave the soldier? an early lead after a
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    Cameron Highlands Soccer League
    94 12 CAMERON HIGHLANDS. Mon. Leonard Club beat the RASC by three goals to nil m a key' game m the Cameron Highlands district league at Tana Rata yesterday. The winners thus maintained their lead m the league. Controlling play "for the major part of the game. Leonard
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    MANSFIELDS WIN EASILY
    77 12 DISPLAYING better combir-i--ttion Mansfield Sports CJub trounced Imperial Chemical Industries five goals to one when they met m their Singapore Business House League match i I Farrer Park Yesterday. Mansfield ied early with two goals by Boon Kirn." The ICI tried hard and after half time reduced
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    Rough Play Spoils Cup Game
    247 12 Rough Play Spoils Cup Game AMICABLE Athletic Asm lion I greater fitness m the first hall, 'H I League 4-0 m the opening game el M d( n *.i I competition at Jalan Besar Stadiui x Ci- Rough play crept into the game towards the closing stages and the referee
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    EARLY GOAL A WINNER
    132 12 IPOH. Wed— A solitar> goal scored by Choon Vian ten minutes from the start enabled the PCRC to store an unexpected victory over the Ipoh Malays m a senior Division League match today. Although tilt- Ifalays played throughout with only ten the Chinese victory was c
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