Singapore Standard, 6 June 1951

Microfilm: NL2280
Total Pages: 12
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    13 1 Singapore Standard 0. 340 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    UK Has New Compromise Iran Oil Plan
    32 1 UK Has New Compromise Iran Oil Plan June ."> (UP) It was learned that the ita WW today on a compromise plan for Urn Anulo-Iranian oil dispute. eptance ationBritain main- tribution 1 oil
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    AIOC Picks Delegates For Oil Talks
    124 1 A IOC Picks Delegates For Oil Talks PEHER .X. J me 5 (Reuter) —The Anglo-Iranian Oil Com- sele I two of the re€ members of a delegation it is sending to Teheran for Us as with the Persian vernmeni a usually reliable British s airce said here today. They are
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    Norman Ward To Go To Penang As Mun. President
    17 1 Norman Ward To Go To Penang As Mun. President I his the re- N ee. X > act
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    Ship Intercepted
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    Midnight Chase At Raffles Place
    116 1 *'t.indard Staff Reporter IHF quiet of Raffles Place was shattered at about midnight when the burglar alarm m Robinsons went off and continued rinsing for hall' an hour. While two of the jagas jumped out of their charpoys and ran to inspect the entrances to
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    In Honour Of Indian Air Mission
    95 1 photo. The Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson (right), is shown talking with Mrs. Malcolm Mac Donald. wife of the Commissioner-General (centre), and Mrs. R. S. Blutke. wife of the Air Officer Commanding. Malaya, at the cocktail party given last night by Mr Gopala
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    Singapore Seeks Freer Use Of Indonesian Fishing Grounds
    370 1 Bigger Fish Supply To Combat COL Standard Staff Reporter IMPORTANT questions concerning a freer use of Indonesian fishing grounds by Singapore fishermen and fish merchants for larger supplies of fresh fish to Colony markets were discussed at conferences held recently m Jakarta.
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    Daily-Paid SMC Men Urge Action
    171 1 Standard Staff Reporter A WARNING that the dailypaid employees oi the Singapore Municipality will be forced to consider strike action if their demands for increased basic wages and more favourable gratuity terms than those m force at present are not mot by the Commissioners at
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    Onn's Principles For Independent Malaya
    116 1 Standard Malay Correspondent FIVE principles tor an indenendent Malaya were announced by Dato Onn bin Ja'afar m Kuala Lumpur Monday m connection with a new PoliticaJ party to be called th e Malaya independent Party Dato Onn. who is reported to be its organiser, said
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    Woman, 3 Children Take Caustic Soda
    35 1 Standard Staff Reporter A 30-YFAR-OLD woman and her three children two boys ,nd a baby girl were taken to the General Hospital after they had drunk caustic soda last
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    Three Thugs Rob Woman Of $3,500
    168 1 Standard Staff Reporter THREE Chinese youths, one armed with a pistol, tricked a four-year-old boy into opening an iron grilled door to let them into a house and robbed the child's mother of $2,500 cash and about $1,000 worth of jewellery. The victim was
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    Fogarty Due Back At Changi Today
    83 1 AIR Marshal Sir Francis Fo- garfv, Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Air Force, is due to arrive back at Changi airfield today from the United Kingdom. i The Air Marshal has been on a i visit to the Air Ministry for routine consultations. His
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    Muslims In Malaya To Begin Fasting Today
    58 1 Standard Malay Correspondent MALAYA'S three million Muslims will begin their "puasa" or fasting month of Ramadhan today. Last night, a Singapore party authorized by the Chief Kathi, Tuan Haji AH bin Mohamed Said, left the island at 5 p.m. for Sultan Shoal, a
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    Chinese Give Up Resistance On Central Front
    265 1 Chinese Give Up Resistance On Central Front TOKYO, June 5 (UP) The Chinese Reds fell hark deeper into their central Korean mountain redoubt m a surprise withdrawal today. The Communists suddenly gave up hitler resistance on the west central front during the morning and pulled hark to new post* tions
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    Labour Expert To Develop Employment Plan
    217 1 Standard Staff Reporter LABOUR employment and kindred problems which are already causing considerable concern to Government and private employers m Singapore, will be surveyed by an expert with a view to introducing of a long-term plan, stated Mr. G. W. Davis. Commissioner for Labour,
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    Ceylon Govt. Plans To Aid Rubber Planters
    34 1 COLOMBO. June 5 (Router) The Ceylon Government planning 'to assisi rubber planters with -a subsidy ol up to ■> rupees an acre, according usually reliable sources here today.
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    Fashion Show Report, Pictures
    23 1 YESTERDAY'S 1a s h io n show held m Singapore— at which four well-known dross salons displayed the season's
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    Malay Cpl. Awarded King's Commendation
    406 1 Standard Stair Reporter A MALAY corporal. Wan Ishak bin Wan Abdullah of 223 Base Ordnance Depot who saved two European women and a small boy from attack from a hostile mob during the rioting m Singapore on Dec. 11 last, has been awarded a King's
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    Another Jump Ahead
    211 1 Another Jump Ahead THE SINGAPORE STANDARD takes pleasure m announrins that yet another news agency will shortly be used to give Standard readers the widest possible foreign news coverage. The new Ajjenc > is the Auenre Frant e-Presse, a I rein h organisation. In addition to its world wide news
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    $70,000 Damage In Fire
    39 2 Pit tare by HKKM.W eyes the TttnWfrim stem Of .1 tongkans m Koat ijiias tarly yesterday MQIBiBS. The fire, which started a tittle past midnight, destroyed about $70,000 worth of groundnuts and cotton. Michael Goh
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    Jesselton Appeal Fails
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    Bukit Batok: $6 Million
    54 2 Standard Staff Reporter DEVELOPMENT of a park at Bukit Batok. site of a Japanese war memorial during the war and venue of many Singapore Motor Club hill climbs, would cost about 86,000,000. This is the estimate gives by the Colonial Secretary to a letter written by
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    HE GAVE 'NEW LOOK' TO MALAYAN NEWSPAPERS
    513 2 standard Staff Reporter IHh man who gave the bright "new look" to Malayan newspapers, Mr. Noel Barber, editor ot the continental edition ai the Daily Mail. con>iders that th. re is "\erv little difference between the Singapore he was m 1838 i iid
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    S'pore Police Check Youth Influx
    285 2 Step Against Federation Manpower Evaders Standard Stall Reporter SIV.VPOKK Police are keeping an eye on Federation youths within call-op ages, who have flocked into the Colony, presumably to avert MannnwM Registration enforced h\ the Federation Government early m February. The Security Police are constantly checking
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    24 More Donors
    34 2 TWEXTY-FOUR r-t-rs-ns registered with the Blood Transfusion Service during the Road Safety Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. This b:ing s the total Dumber of pr< spective donors to 96.
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    American Club Stages Dress Show'
    65 2 American Club Stages Dress Show' MRS. JANE RYCART models two of the collection shown by Claire at the fashion show held at the American Club in Singapore yesterday morning. Left Jane models "Tiptoe through the Tulips" an evening dress for the grand ball, Below "Sophistication." a cocktail dress of deep
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    $200,000 School Plans Now Ready
    43 2 WORK on the construction of a .tHuO.UUO Chinese school in 1 Lorong :w. Geylang, sponsored by the Singapore Hokkien Hui Kuan will begin as soon as the plan which is now ready, is approved by the Municipal architect^
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    $35,000 Gold Found In Coat—Court Told
    368 2 $35, 000 Gold Found In Coat— Court Told A POLICE officer told the Singapore Third District Court yesterday how he found 61 bars of gold (estimated to be worth 535,340) m the black waistcoat of a Chinese who was brought to the C.I.D. The officer, A.S.P. J. C. Rigby, was
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    Bullets Were From Two Guns—CHEMIST
    576 2 Bullets Were From Two Guns— CHEMIST MILLIONAIRES MURDER INQUEST THE SINGAPORE Coroner's Court was told yesterday that two bullets that hit the late Mr. Lim Teck Kin, 65-year-old Chinese millionaire, were fired from two different pistols. Evidence of this was given m a Government chemist report during an inquest into
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    Progressive Party Rally On June 17
    301 2 Progressive Party Rally On June 17 Standard Staff Reportrr THE Progressive Party of Singapore has called for a party rally together with the Fourth annual general meeting to be held at the residence ol Dato C. J. Paglar at Pulau Übin on Sunday, June IT. At the annual general meeting,
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      150 2 OFF THE ROAD I OBEY I THE HIGHWAY I RADIO MALAYA presents m co oper« I Singapore Sofety First rp—illu. o I "TO THE PUBLIC DANGER" by Fot, c I Blue Nefwork 8.30 p.r,., Wednesday I NEW THRILLS! I Sol at M'n/te CAPITOL I 7//<* Best tfol I 12" for
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    UMNO Wants Register Of Voters Open Till July 31
    265 3 UMNO Wants Register Of Voters Open Till July 31 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.— The U.M.N.0., Penang Division, has decided to write to the Settlement Secretariat requesting that the closing date for registration of voters for the Municipal Elections be extended to July 31, m vie^w of the fact that
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    7 SC's, Leader Lose Guns, Jailed
    62 3 7 S C's, Leader Lose Guns, Jailed Mamlartl Maft Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Commander of a squad of Special Constables, Mohamed Aris bin Taib, and a sentry, Mokhtar bin Bek, were sentenced to three months hard labour ami a Hue of $50, In default one month's r.i., by the
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    6 Bandit Suspects Arrested
    138 3 6 Bandit Suspects Arrested Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— While travelling m bis car on an estate road m Kuala Pilah, yesterday, a Chinese kepala was stopped by ten bandits who dragged him out of the ar and murdered him. The bandits then set fire to the 1 vehicle
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    Only Asian Representative
    56 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Tne Federation ot Malaya will be represented by Mr. Wiiliam Fernando. Information Officer, now undergoing t? a. ring at the Colonial Office, at the London conference of Information Officers. He probably will be the only Asian representing an important unit m
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    Girl Assaults SC
    44 3 GOVL\D\X (39), and a Woman Pecclti (19), v:er,: charged before the M\i<ir Magistrate h che Raxif with assaulting a Special Constable by squeezing hL- neck at Yang Heng Estate, Tangkah. They were allowed bail of $>5 each and ihe case postponed.
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    S'pore Driver Fined
    31 3 A SINGAPORE taxi driver was fined $45 m the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court yesterday when he admitted carrying passengers from the Fcderatioyi into Singapore without a valid permit.
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    THE KING'S APPOINTMENTS
    101 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The following: appointments to the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, have been sanctioned by the King. Serving Brother: Dr. Yeo Choon Hooi (Penang), Dr. G. H. Oorloff (K.L.), Mr. F. A. Lim Guan €heem (Ipoh), Mr. S. K. Thury rajah
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    Puasa Starts In Malacca
    50 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Tues.— Malacca j Muslims began their fast for the Ramadhan month to-day. I Coffee shops missed their usual Malay patrons. Settlement Malays have no sporting engagements during fasting month and the SettieI ment has no Soccer fixtures until after Hari Raya Puasa.
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    Air Mission In Federation
    65 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Indian Air Force mission headed by the Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Air Force. Air Marshal R. Ivelaw-Chap-lran, arrived here this morniga accompanied by the Air OHicer Commanding, Malaya, Air Vice Marshal R. S. Biucke. They were met at the aerodrome by Group
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    They Watch For The Moon
    540 3 "RAMADHAN" the ninth month oi the Muhammedan year, is a sacred month to Muslims throughout the world. Hundreds of Muslim elders including Imams and Kathis will watch the sky to get a glimpse of the moon to announce the beginning of the fasting month, although
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    52 3 Mr. and Mrs. Tan Boon Bau who were married recently at the Wah Keow School, Klanjr. The bride is the sth daughter of the late Mr. Yap Nun Swee and younger sister of Mr. Yap Chin Hin. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Kirn Puay
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    KL Approves Plans For Twelve Flats
    138 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality today approved plans for three new blocks of flats at Perak Road, to be built by a Kuala Lumpur Chinese. Each block will contain three flats. The flats are under a first class development
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    Day And Night Airstrikes
    71 3 TEMPEST lighter-bombers and Brigand ;ight bombers of the R.A.F. m Malaya made a heavy attack on a bandit target area In Perak yesterday. Operating m pairs, the Brigands attacked the target fti hourly intervals, alter a formation of Tempests had made ai initial, attack. Last night,
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    Envoys To Johore
    50 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Twenty-five member? of the Selangor Regional Indian Congress will be going to the fifth annual session of the Malayan Indian Congress at Johore Bahru on June 9 and 10. Twenty of them are elected delegates from the various local branches and the remainder observers.
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    ACCEBER WAS CALM, 'VET' WAS NOT
    295 4 Standard Staff R«port» r ALC LBER. a three yeur old Knulish colt, was as calm as the air around Kalians Airport yesterday afternoon, after re v hint Singapore by air $§o»n London, quite un lik*' a (.ovcrnmrnt Veterinary Otfirer who was frantically tr> in^
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    IAF MISSION VISITS K.L.
    72 4 THE Endian Air Force Goodwill Mission to the Far East Air Force visited Advanced Air Headquarters at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Today the six-: tan tnissio n headed by the C-in-C, 1.A.F.. Air Marshal R. [velaw-Chap-man, is due to tour R.A.F. Station Tengah. to see some of
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    Cycling Ace Is Charged With Rioting
    154 4 SINGAPORI S 6st c: g Ismail bin Osi alias [sma I ng, appeared at the Assizes terday to charges of rioting and caus ng mischief by fire during the disturbances m Singapore m December last year. Esmail igether with sew others is aileqed to
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    Teacher Cleared Of Shooting
    112 4 AFTER deliberating a second i time, the jury' empanelled for the trial at the Singapore Assizes yesterday of Yap Ah Ho, a school teacher accused of shooting at a detective at Geylang recently, retui m d a unanimous verdict of not guilty. Yap was acquitted. At
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    Court Hears Of Fight Between Candidates
    1359 4 Mallal: I Pulled My Punch Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Second Police Court yesterday heard how two candidates for the City Ward m the recent Legislative Council elections nere involved m a lijrht. The court also heard the defendant; Mr. Nazir Mallal. Singapore lawyer,
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    Rules For Riders
    187 4 DO NOT overload your oehicle with passengers. Always pick up and set down passengers at tlie kerb-side and away from road junctions. While ivaiting for fares remain at the appointed stands. Do not leave your trishaw: where it obstructs others, at or close to a bend or
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    FEDERATION DIARY
    122 4 KUALA LUMPUR MADRAS: Smash Up 12.30. 2.30. ti 3U and 9.15 p.m. REX: Thief Of Bagdad 12 30. 1.30. •530 and 915 p.m. PAVILION: 3 Lady Musketeere 1. 3. <!.3() and 9pm ODEON: Kirn 1. 3 15. 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. MKTKOPOLE: Siew Lim Chip Keap (Chap. 1
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      18 4 I smiAl i S ALSATIAN'S FOR SAIE Three Als 0 t months old, 9 c %<£ ct on j
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    Perak Govt., MCA Work Out Big Squatter School Plan
    394 5 Perak Govt., MCA Work Out Big Squatter School Plan Standard SiafT Correspondent 11*011, Tues. The Perak Education Department m co-operation with the Malayan Chine**) Association, Perak Branch, is working on a scheme that will provide between M) to 50 schools for resettlement areas m the State. Mr. E. C. Hicks.
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    14 SPIVS CAUGHT: PAY $480
    109 5 14 SPIVS CA UGHT: PAY $480 P o H Tues. Fourteen ie* en Chinese, Iwo ;ys and an Indian who ene I the price control regulations were Rned a total |480 -■>• Magistrate Che I- v Eight them failed to d play price tisi I tea m i I B
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    Jails Start Pull-Scale Training
    185 5 Jails Start Pull-Scale Training KUALA LUMPUR Tues exhibition of prison in- ■•-V exhibits the Victoria tituti >n, today, was t< rti- y to the g "»f both ers an prisoner-pupils. Johi a. Distrid Leni I Prisons (air, stated thai I c indusi U aining ol c sentenced to jail periods
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    MUSIC EXAMINATION PASSES
    436 5 rhe following candidates passed m fnt' theory oi music examinations ol the Associated Board oi the Royal Schools 01 Music London: wmm < K\ 1 > I Vije\ akaran Thuraisiagam Joseph. Chong Clara, Da Soura Christabel, Lav Wat Ching, Celine Low. Leona Pinto. Soo vl Pao Theresa
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    INDIA BANK PARTY
    56 5 INDIA BANK PARTY Photo. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ruia save a cocktail party last night at Raffles Hotel m Singapore m celebration of the opening of the Singapore branch of the Bank of India, Ltd Picture shows Mrs. Vilasini Menon greeting Mr. C. J. Palstra (Foreign Manager) while Mr.
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    32 5 photo. Picture show» Capt. Hussein bin Onn, general secretary UMNO, addressing members of the Penan? Branch of the Organisation at the annual general meetins at the Piccadilly Hotel. Penang, last Sunday Standard
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    ADMIRALTY BOSSES ARE ARBITRARY
    449 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Admiralty authorities were yesterday accused of adopting an arbitrary attitude m regard to the re- vision of salary of its locally engaged civilian staff and of discriminating against them. The accusation was made by Mr. P. Krishnan, ex-Secretary of the Singapore
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    This Deer Was Trouble
    118 5 Standard Woman Reporter KLUANG. Tues.— Lai Kee, 50-year-old rubber tapper, who planted sweet potatoes on about three lots of State Land: erected a dwelling house on it and set a trap for wild deer without official sanction, faced two other charges of killing a deer without
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    Green Lane Gets Green Light But...
    150 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. The Penang Municipality has got exemption from the Emergency Building Regulations, but their chief trouble at the moment lies m the shortage of Mar>eilles tiles. This was disclosed by Mr. S.V. Adams. Municipal Secre- t iry and Treasurer, to
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    Malay Soldier Fought Bandits Alone; Gets MM
    185 5 Standard Slaff Correspondent MOHAMMED Saufi bin Osman, a private of the 2nd Battalion, the Malay Regt., has been awarded the Military Medal for an action m which, though singlehanded, he fought against great odds m the Mengkuang area of Pahang, thereby saving the
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    Medical Alumni Names Sandosham
    64 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Alumni Association oi the King Edward YD College of ICedicine, Singapore has nominated Dr. A. A. Sandosham as a member of the Medical Council o! the Colony of Singpaore and the Federation of Malaya Captain. F W Chamber and Lieut. R \V.
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    Pillay On Use Of Road: Don't Blame Others
    129 5 Pillay On Use Of Road: Don 't Blame Others Standard Staff Reporter IHE Singap >re Safety F I Committee eschewed ol v ftxing" aiii concentrated on I job of educating for Mfetj I iliu.se who used the roads, said Ifr S. Pillay. Chairman ol t! c Committee, m a broadcast
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    N. Tebal Wants A Co-op Store
    39 5 PENANG, Tues -Mr, It. E Grordoo, Di-!ru-i Oilicer. IMbong rebal, presided at meeting held lasi evening at the Nibong Tebal Court House m or lei I 1 form a Co-opt rative 5b Society.
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      103 5 SINGAPORE DIABT MlN'eSf \i < idflfie X... i: J<>i.;i Sta .vU-.-' int 11.." a.m.. Zero Basket Ball Team 5 t> m Student Badmii ton Team pm. Table Teiur.s 73d m Billiards Tourpameni Evening School S m i K.illlrv </„.!> A: e« M Linen (.luiiit 10 ana Katong v. 1 a
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    The Frozen Look
    522 6 AS was to tv expected, the rubber producers have noi at all taken kindly to the Government's proposal to set up a rubber stabilization fund. Even il the Government's arguments m favour of thi freeze* 1 on the earnings of the rubber industry had been more cogent
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    289 6 Ji' r would like to warn rubber p-oducis thai c; cannot muddle through a slump as smoothly as they did the last time The post-war :.<•■ find the unemployed enduring their misery with the old fatalism. We cannot, as v; e did before ship off the unemployed to distant China
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    PERSIA'S COMMUNIST UNDERGROUND
    1052 6  - PERSIA' S COMMUNIST UNDERGROUND FLORA LEWIS f \\\\v\\\vw\\v\\\\\\\\\vmvv^^v^*\v\\\\\\\\\v Tuilvh jPttrifj Ms SnutH By TEHERAN. \LTHOIGH the ardent nationalists leading Persia now are undoubtedly both anti-Commu-nist and anti- Soviet the illegal Communist-controlled Tudeh party has gained strength and benefited from the recent upheavals. No one knows the card-carrying membership of Tudeh
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    14 6 "Your wife's fed up! Wants a separation I Says you're always out!"
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    NOT HELPFUL
    306 6 Sir: Your editorial f June 1 on the State Nationality Biii was not a Very helpful contribution to the solution of the nationality problem m the Federation. Your statement that the concept of State Nationality m the Federation is a move m the wrong direction «eems to be
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    Neutral India
    575 6 Sir; Reading m your valuable daily the news that India IS one Of the Asian nations who refused to lake part m the Commonwealth defence conference to- be held on June 21 at London. I take this tittle opportunity tv write a Jew lines m connection with it.
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    Memo For The Gapes
    397 6  -  CASSANDRA By r rHE Gape Bros., of Michigan and 01 1 put m a sore dilemma. And Cousin Sybil, of CamfecWndtin i put them right there. v Without warning she has left iW« condition of acceptance that within sh Gape, or failing him Kenneth Gut m,,'
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    CHOKED TO DEATH
    473 6 SINGAPORE Education Dep ttnent was '>c target of atl c by Independent Sin C. e« .t Poh and Rightist Chung Slung Jit Poh. Chung Shing alleged tha! I c Departments recent action s-a-vis Chinese schools bei aved the Department's intentio to eliminate Chinese educal I trough t:ie
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    The Wrong Wavelength?
    132 6 Sir: It has been considered necessary thai Mr. Oops Letter published m the Singapore Standard of June 2. regarding "Holiday With Music," whose main .subject was a Battery Radio at the Telok Mata Holiday Bungalows, should be given a reply; and. it is. m my opinion, a
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    Russia Already Agrees To Aid Peking In Korea
    392 7 Russia Already Agrees To Aid Peking In Korea ACHESOS TESTIFIES AT Mac A HEARING -;i!\(.lO\. June 5 (UP) Secretary of State Dean said Monday it is "highly probable" Russia already has rome lo the aid of Communist China if this country exihe K«»rt an Mar by bombing the Manchurian railroad.
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    UN Majority Against Entry Of Red China
    14 7 States 1 of th< Rod f* l
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    King May Leave London For Rest
    157 7 LONDON. June S (Keuter) Kinsr (ieorge may leave London shortly for four weeks of complete rest ordered by his doctors who saw him again this morning. The King, still has a light (itarrhal inflammation of the lung following a bout of influenza. No bulletin
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    Red Chinas Guarantee To Tibet Doubted
    134 7 LONDON. June ,"i. (Reuter), —Mr Kenneth Younger, Minister of State, tixiiiy doubted the value of guarantees given by Communist China to a Tibetan delegation m Peking last month. He told the House of Commons: "The House will have seen press reports aboul an agreemeni
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    Further Stay Of Execution Refused
    102 7 WASHINGTON 1 June 5 <AP>— •l" :e l::.;:».hi States Cou t oj Appeals Monday refused a E»irther stay <>! execution to the sev c n convicted Nazi vir criminals. The three-man court affirmed the judgmeni of the U.S. di.^rvt court m Washington th;it the Germans
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    Teheran Holds 'Anti-Imperialist' Rally
    58 7 photo. More than 50.000 people jammed into Parliament Square m Teheran. May Zd. to join m or watch as "anti-imperial-ist" rally staffed by Communist front organisations. The occasion was the 18th anniversary of the Signing of the 1933 oil concession to the Britishrun Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.
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    Soviet 'If' In Reply To Big Four Talks Means A Rejection
    246 7 PARIS, June 5, (AP) Russia agreed yesterday to hold a foreign ministers' meeting m Washington but idded an "it" so big that western diplomats said it amounted to a rejection. A Soviet note, handed to tin Deputy Foreign Ministers
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    To Postpone Discussion Of Chinese Role
    200 7 Jap Treaty LONDON. June 5 (UP) The I'ruted States and Britain have agreed to hold ii abeyance the question of Chinese participation m a peace settlement lor Japan, official sources said today They said there was no foundation for reports that Presidei Truman's .special
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    US Battleship Hit
    53 7 TOKYO. J sne 5, (Reute -AAF I A Navy communique la<l igh' announced I hat a Commun t shore battery scored a hil a shell on me 4,Y000-lon battleship U.S.S. \'p\v Jersey when s.ie entered Wonsan harbour two weeki ago. The communique did not give detail 5
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    Soviet Air Force Has 19,000 Planes—RAF
    250 7 Soviet Air Force Has 19,000 Planes— RAF LONDON, June 5, (AP) The Royal Air Force Review estimated Monday that the Russian Air Force j has 19,000 planes, about half of them fighters. And m another year, the official publication of the RAF said. Western intelligence experts believe Russia will add;
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    US Comment On Tass Report: 'Lies'
    84 7 WASHINGTON, Jun e 5. (AI J The Jnited States S;;,^e Do partment Monday denounced a: "lies." Russian news agency dispatchesccl a ming tiiat Japanese troops ire being used by the j United Nations forces m Ko c; Press Officer Michael J. McDe mott recalled
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    Indian Food Shortage Not Catastrophic
    171 7 Indian Food Shortage Not Catastrophic LONDON, June 5 (UP) Indian High Commissioner Krishna Menon Monday said there is no "catastrophic food shortage" m India and the government would overcome the scarcity. He toid a press conference: "There is no condition m India today comparable to the Bengal .famine- of 194
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    Vietminh Loses 1.600 In Battle
    122 7 Vietminh Loses 1.600 In Battle HANOI. Juno 5 fAPI P Communist Vietminh lv losl 1.600 killed 2.700 wounded and 3<)ii prisone m the bal i along the D..y Kiver, the Gre c S" T > ied today. French losses were put at 150 killed. 200 wounded and HO missiag. Six
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    Snyder Opposes Currency Revaluation
    92 7 WASHINGTON. June 5 '>';' Se. etarj oi th< T •as .1 Snyder. m a press c fen cc statement, today opposed c appreciation ol cv: cies ■< a solution for worldwide inflationai y tendencies. He .<;iid: "Fundamentally, must deal with this problem through measures such as
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    Allies To Sound Out Peking On Truce Move
    204 7 Allies To Sound Out Peking On Truce Move WASHINGTON, June 5 (IP) Representatives of the United States and 13 other United Nations countries are meeting today to consider ways of sounding out the Communists on a Korean war truce. Allied diplomats were optiI mistic over the Korean battleI field situation
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    Conviction Of 11 Top US Reds Upheld
    162 7 WASHINGTON, June Tl < Supi erne I !ourt m <■-. toi ie 6 to 2 decision y< day upheld the conviction of i i Communii I Patty i k on charges of con piring to teach and advocate the overthn»« of the fnitt
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    208 More Shot In S'hai, Reds Announce
    47 7 HONGKONG 1 Chinese Co.ntn have pui ge i l'd.", moi c i the Bed today s Ign bog ted 1 s wen on May 31 Held ing S I Camdrome, S popular entre m I F ssion. presided I •>• lan.
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    Acheson Gags His Assistants
    60 7 MSHINGTI »X ii i IAPI US Secretai v <>i State I>• Acheson has advised bis ant S) iries to on controversial subject him m future. [1 vas learned Monda! Mr. Acheson ed" this iA a stafl meet ing a few day{ Lhe fu i touched speech
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    7 Malayans Gain Dak Licences
    66 8 \N Austin \4O sports car has left London Airport on the start of its round-the-world-in-30--davs trip The car (seen above) is making the tour with the aid of the KLM Skymaster Edam which transports both car and drivers over oceans and seas. The drivers are
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    Trained After 3 Years
    385 8  -  IVOR KRAAL By Standard Aviation Reporter SEVEN Malayans, after a three-year apprenticeship I course at Kallang Airport, have become the first MaI layan Airways trained local engineers to gain licences on Dakota aircraft. The Department of Civil I Aviation will tomorrow issue j them to the
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    Klaveness Ship Arrives In Singapore On First Trip
    255 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 4,951-ton freighter Pleasantville arrived m i Singapore yesterday on her maiden voyage to the Far East. The vessel is owned by A. F. Klaveness and Co. Built m Gottenburgh m 1949. the Pleasantville is the forty-eighth ship to
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    New Plane Designed For Rescue Missions
    63 8 BURBANK (California), June 5: A new patrol plane for carrying out search and rescue missions has been designed by the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Called the ARS Neptune. the new mode! is patterned after a plane used by the U.S. Navy to locate subnarip.es. The
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      255 8 Despatches TODAY: Gt. Britain. N. Ireland, Eire. Europe, N. and W. Africa. West Indies, Egypt and Ceylon 6 p.m. by Benavon, I Christmas Island, W. Australia. E. Australia and New Zealand (letters only) by Charon. S. j India by Jaiagopai, U.S.A.. noon by Weltevreden, Tanjong Pinang and Singkep by Pahud.
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      50 8 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden. Port Said Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Spore P. Sham Penang KOTA GEDE 28 June/ 1 July ROTTfcRDAM TRADING CO. (M) LTD. Shipping Department Tel: 5071 Ext. 19 Cr 10 I *#y? AMERICAN PRESIDENT €b&£E%W. lines To New YorA and Boston no leyion. India Egypt and Mediterranean Ports
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      416 8 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK COM Spore p s, Dm 'MALAYA" for Bangkok, Hongkong Marvlo Kobe and Vokohamo Gdns: 38 39 "TARSIAN" for Hongkong obt. 16/lBJunt "KINA" for Bangkok Hongkong Manilo (<>)... 20-24Jun« "MEONIA" for So gon ••MA°Licl k A" fo 'eon^, Hongkong, Manila Kobe Yokohama 7 9July "LALANDIA" for Sjigon
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      523 8 iNTEHIKE\dj June 29: George Luckenbach sails <io n.V. and Boston ria Ifeyton India July l ts>pt and HediCerraaean pnrt>i Fast Regular Service ISA (West June 6: Pres Van Buren. sails Jane Coast) Persian dull' vai Japan ami HK 12 George Luckenbacb due Spore dj\kart.% i.i.ovn .Tune JO lor .Massawa. Pt.
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    SLUMP HITS BATEK INDUSTRY
    205 9 SLUMP HITS BATEK INDUSTRY Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU. June 5 Kelantan's ancient batek industry is threatened with closure by the arrival m Malaya of cheaper and more attractive Japanese batek. Half of the 60 batek factories which produce batek of competitlve quality compared to the product oi other factories
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    GSA To Reject Badly Packed Rubber
    63 9 \oir Stands At Festival' •icture. x ..nt aircraft and i.irni tractor tyres. B?wly placed on show ir.uted the attention of visitors to the Festival of Britain v'ubition of British manufactured jjoods at the United 1 aguMers' skowrooMS m Singapore yesterday. The exnibitum will bt-
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    Union Leader Hits At Employers And Brown's Review
    652 9 Union Leader Hits At Employers And Brown 's Review 'Ridiculous And Unfounded' Standard Staff Reporter AW SUGGESTION that the output ot labour m Singapore today is lower than pre-war and that trade unionism has instilled a false conception of work into the niinds of uneducated labourers is "ridiculous and unfounded."
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    Building Cost Rises 30 PC In Six Months
    131 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. June 5:Showing the sharp rise m the cost ot building materials, Mr HA. Cessford said here tl it while the original estimate Brickfields House a hostel for orphan boys to be run by the Rotary Club was
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    Indo-Iraq Trade Pact
    22 9 An Indo-Iraq trade agreement has been signed m New Delhi to run to the end of the year. UP.
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    'Unions Partly To Blame'—Employers
    183 9 'Unions Partly To Blame' Employers SHORTAGE of skilled labour, together with a false conception of work which trade unionism is instilling into the minds of uneducated labourers here and elsewhere, are two of the fundamental causes of labour problems m Singapore. Singapore employers advanced these views yesterday when asked to
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    Order Made To FE Shipping Lines: Report
    196 9 Order Made To FE Shipping Lines Report Special To The Standard NEW YORK, June s:— The General Services Administrator has issued definite instructions to all steamship lines on the Far East-U.S. run that, unless rubber for America is properly packed and marked on the bales, it may be refused at
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    Moderate Trading In Shares
    158 9 Moderate Trading In Shares Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE. Tues— The Malayan share market was easier m ail sections. Despite more hopeful news for settlement m the Iranian oil dispute, the market failed to attract much interest. Only moderate turnover of business was reported. INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers B. B. Petrol 55,
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    24 9 Burma-Malaya Tin Group reported the following outputs of tin ore for May:— Katu Tin Dredging 472 piculs and Renong Consol 454 piculs.
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    'USUAL FOR US TO COMPLAIN'
    155 9 Standard Staff Rrporhr. RLBBER traders m Singapore arc not taking any serious exception to complain!* from American buyers for improvement m certaifl grades of Malayan ruhlier ibipped la I sited Although there has been a definite improvement m the situation m the pa^t year, complain:.-
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    Tin Producers Oppose Govt. 'Buffer' Scheme
    188 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, June s—Chinese5 Chinese tin producers have submitted a memorandum to the Member for Economic Affairs, Mr. O. A. Spencer, voicing general disagreement w illi proposals for n ""buffer*' seheine on the lines of those for the rubber industry to
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    Indo-Burman 5-Year Trade Pact Soon
    58 9 Indo-Burman 5- Year Trade Pact Soon A FIVE-YEAR trade pact la due to be signed "shortly' between India and Burma. Indian Deputy Food Minister Thirum ii Rao announced m New Dellii yesterday. He said the agreement provides for India's annual import of 230.000 tons of rice on a govern-ment-to-government basis
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    GERMAN-JAPAN TRADE TALKS
    79 9 HONGKONG, June 5 (UP> Dr. W. Hess, head of the official West German trade mission to Japan, said today that he would open negotiations with the Japanese Government for a newtrade agreement for the expansion of commerce between the two countries. His mission plans to stay m
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    HK EXCHANGE
    42 9 HONGKONG, June s— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.74 to £1 sterling: MK56.265 to US$l: HKSI.BI(J to Malayan $1; HK50.347 to one Indonesian R v p i a h; Gold HK5313.875 to one tael.
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    Vending Machines
    31 9 More than 2.500.000 automatic vending machines m the United States sell such items as candy, cigarettes, soda drinks and ice cream. Other machines sell hot coffee, sandwiches, baked goods.
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    Telephone Company Is Praised
    209 9 USUA LLY, privately-4 >wned telephone services have a better record than Government-owned facilities and, if the proposed acquisition of Singapore's telephones by the Government does result m an improved service. it will be unusual it not unique. Tli is is the view of Brown? Malayan Economic
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    Largest Synthetic Plant Working
    95 9 CLEVELAND. June 5 (UP) The reopening of the largest rub ber plant m the world the Government-owned factory m West Virginia has been completed. Mr. W.S. Richardson oi B.F. Goodrich Chemical Company, announced here. He said all the production lines at the giant plant, which had
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      RUBBER
      73 9 Ihe latesc Singapore rubber prices yesterday (June were per lb. Cuyers Sellers No I R.S.S Spot Loose 51.49 s\.'A) F. 0.8. m bales June No 1 KSS 51. 47 51.471 No 2 K.S s $1,411 51.42J No :i KSS norn Tone: Steady. London Rubber Tuesday's opening per lb. were:
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      TIN
      44 9 SINPAPOKK. Tues The price of Tin to day was S.'>44i per pii ul. Down Sl.">. LONDON TIN Tuesday's prices first s session were: Spot V 1.070 bayers, £M 75 sellers. Three months \i\.(\yi 10s. buyers. £1,055 sellers. Settlement Price VI 1.015 Tone: Steady.
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    Produce Mart Is Quiet
    127 9 Standard Stutt Reporter COPRA In the produce ma ':<■: i quiel ye at lowe q tai ins. Bt. quoted $43 and seller! open g -44 be- f o-e going dowi I $43} per picuL No busii I report* d. Coconut oil was quiet, buyer* indicating $73
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    TARIFF PACT SIGNED
    29 9 President Truman has signed a proclamation putting into effect new tariff agreement! with 17 countries aimed at a freer .1 ;w of world trade: A P.
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    Irrigation Works
    47 9 T«. i ma i-rts I Hadi as 51 tti the Tunjgab hadia and the I. B ;mi, rtuch will f sion m 1953. Will briny ur ir-r cultivation 150,00 >f land and roduoe .itional 2'^ 900 torn <>: .ir d 33,000 tona i I c tton.
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    RUBBER MART VERY QUIET
    95 9 M.uidard Stall K«p.»rl< r THE RUBBER market m Singapore y sterday e-nr-ed one ol the q■ I for some time. Qu i ined ■bout the same as m day'i June- s flu nd 1 .4"! pal rate on m irk« I I devoid Closing mained practic;
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    India Produeing Own Telephones
    58 9 PROGRESS n the 1 Banj c a India is ci i. uments and exchange equ >. Th<- galore fad at present is 500 1 ■es and of the 36 •< quired for inst being produced i i target for man ia the em in- >•..' ■irnc:.:>
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    THAT OLD 'NEW LOOK' IS BACK IN TOWN THIS SUMMER...
    331 10  -  Florence Mills PARIS, June 5 (AP) That old "no look" is back m town this sumMCf looking as handsome and hippy as ever. The comeback of tliis most controversial yet sncccssfal ol all feminine fashions has been staged h\ leading
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    Singapore Fashion Salons Show Unique Collection Of Gowns
    803 10  -  MAXIME RAKICH By I/O' X of Singapore's l>t"»i-kn«»Hii dr esa salons showed >i\ models each at yesterday's «lrc.*«» slum organised l»y the American VV omen's Auxiliary at the American riuh. atha\ Building* Flirv \»trr Madam Doris dt'tldo. Vanity's, Clare and hilraua\ Owing
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    DIAMOND-TIPPED
    60 10 Shaped to the wearer's nails, a set of these shields cost about £350, the price is based on the size of the diamonds used. Shown by Mellerio at his exhibition of jewellery marking Paris' 2,000 th anniversary celebrations, these shields are set with 186 small brilliant-cut diamonds with a
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    Buy-Lines
    278 10  -  Maxine By ("^OIXG home on leave and j seeking something different m local colour to adorn your walls with? In North Bridge Road. In one of curio shops tucked away m a corner, I discovered fascinating clay masks of gods and devils colourfuUy painted with silk fringe beards These
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    Cheaper Perms For Milady!
    31 10 MISS Vicky of "Michelle" is a very busy young woman this week. Her annual fortnight of reductions which began on Mon--daJL—CdJuiie-. all nerms to £20. MISS VICKY
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    HATLESS BRIGADE
    162 10 RANGOON, June 5 <AP) —No woman here is m danger of wearing the same model hat as her rival at a fashionable gathering. The reason is simple. No woman here wears a hat. Over there the style may be something resembling an inverted teapot or an overgrown hedge,
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    Make-Up Cape For Grooming
    49 10  - Make-Up Cape For Grooming ALICIA HART Boudoir I B\ 1 it and a spoiled "behind I on v perfect up. Pei this pi I by a I and c hand} Ann Ami. rsotl m th. view nl 1 1 r Miami Bea< h I |ir.ni 111 lulu Ntrthi' h
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    118 10 Some of Ore models worn at the fashion show held at the IwerfeM Cteb m si,, J******* morning. .From left to right): Zaida Short models "Blaok lulip. Grtffith-Jones uears little Evening, Barbara Ktwalke (No. I mmi. U i, h difficult new "Harem" skirt favoured In Balm, -iaga m J.al green
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      264 10 Theima Leek, the model. Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA MALAy PRpGBAnIME SINGAPORE «M »nd 42 metres (12 noon— l p. 0,., ENGLISH PROGRAMME 05 nd i 0 metre > (72.H, kc. 4, 67 «n«lre.> wflmff" Jd^SST BtSTSS.?" 1 10 a.m. News (XL): 10.45 Schools P m Community Listening-' ProgrammeBroadcast; 1 p.m.
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    Forgotten Veterans
    310 11 Sports Letter Sir;— Th€ S.A FA. must be complimented on farming a Singapore 'A' XL Many budding 'soccer stars have been c. n opportunities to piay m representative games. Much c.< :hc S.A FA. would like to encourage budding soccer payers, they should never forgot 'the so-called 'veterans
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    McGlew Misses Century By One
    606 11 THE OVAL, London, June 5 (Renter). Tlie South African cricketers >vere 113 runs ahead with nine second innings wickets standing when play began m brilliant sunlight on the third and last day of their match with Surrey here. Following some keen hatting they scored 3>B
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    Women Champions
    31 11 Perafc tennis championships women's doubles finalists, mi^s Ding Mci <lin, Mrs. R. E. Carson, Mrs. H.L. Harrison and Mrs. R.L. Forward. Miss Ding and Mrs. (arson won 8-6, 7-5.
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    GOLF Here's How
    206 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead Qy Tll-RC is an excellent picture of a good golf suing shown from tne back. I asked the artist to picture the shot this way. so th.it you could see the height of the hands at the top of the backswing and observe that
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    SUNGEI PATANI TENNIS TOURNEY
    172 11 SUNGEI PAT ANI TENNIS TOURNEY SUNGEI PATANI, June 4 In spite of being delayed by inclement weather for the past week, the second annual American tennis tournament of the Muslim Sports Club, was successfully concluded yesterday The handicap singles championship was won by byecl Kechick bin Syed Yatim. who was
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    MILNER TROPHY RIFLE SHOOT
    81 11 LONDON. June 5 (Reuter) School of India, rd Milner Imperia l Trophy m the 1950 rifle shootj n g competitions held tnrou^nout the British Empire, accord;in to a summar y issued today b^ the National Rifle Assoc-ia-tion. -fi 10se t -ompetitions for miniature rifles are conducted
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    Kumar Wins Second Round
    42 11 MANCHESTER, June 4: (Reuter) Naresn Kumar. India's ::h ranked player won his second round match m the X rthern lawn tennis championships here today Pie beat A. Caiman 6—3. 6—3 ft* r receiving a firsi r >und bye.
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    Wimblrdon Gets A Bumper Entry
    244 11 Wimblrdon Gets A Bumper Entry LONDON. June 1 (Rc«ter) ITw ITiwMiiw lawn lennifi rli ninpionniiipn wUdi Iw^iit on §mmm -•"> have attracted a Uipizrr entry than Uml yar. 1 h«* Wimbledon were basj until late to<la> wttiag the entries which dosed tlii> niornin^. All the world's leading players from about
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    SBHF A Team Against Navy On Saturday
    89 11 Till. foUowtMC vv ill represent the Singapore Business Houses KA who uill play th^ I!o'al Navy at Jalan Besar Stadium on June M: An^i'llia (Stanvar); ass (UK Hank). Salleh iMPH); Kok Thong <Stanva< Hoon LeißC (K. A: N Kin VVeng (Spore Standard*; I.
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    Geylang E.S. Sports
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      60 11 SYLVESTER/ euV'NOR/^J HOW MUCH DOUGH 7l f.WHAT3A IDEA NIT'S IMOT f (^S *^1 15 THIS TRUE? )I FIND IT PsN 1 GETTIN' FER 7) I 'I 6' UABOCIN' WORK C^f-7^^ ...IT'S RECkEATION/ YOU WORKINVy. INTERESTING k SLAPPIN' NpTt /FOR (AE* j V, -r^ r-*M^<. e^' =?ERIMEnT y| UP TH69S y
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    RASC Take Full Points
    110 12 KUALA LUMPUB Tues N i 52 C RASC ated HQ 13 I E i ide 2-1 today m a division 111 g i•■ waa r -d by bad passing and too f lent miskicki a referee had to warn players on both sides for play lhat
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    RECS NAVY
    28 12 S ci tup-tie Cl ines* i it Jalan Bcsir S- idiv D H Seletar FC. v C.Y.MJi at CYMA ground. p, ess Haute League: Dun--1 round.
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    CRICKET LEAGUE APPEAL
    192 12 CRICKET LEAGUE APPEAL A\ APPEAL captains of I Ie -m the Aai i B section oi t.. a i t O icket Assoaat: tourn mci I I -end m r- rils ol matches played, was ■sterriav by the Secretary the SCA ie t mpei g t< he said. had iled
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    64 12 T Men and women teams taking part m the Johore Bahru basketball league which began last week. For the first time m the history of basketball m Malaya an all-Malay team entered what is usually a Chinese dominated game. The Malay team m the JB league is from the Johore
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    Girls School's Sports At Batu Pahat
    83 12 BATU PAH at. Tues.— The Qfth annual team sports of the Temenggong Ibrahim Girls' Scho >: was held at the Govt English School ground yesterday. In the Inter-School baton relay, Govt English School. Kluang proved too good for the other teams, winning the Tengku
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    SEGAMAT AAA WILL HAVE FIVE NEW EVENTS
    110 12 SEGAMAT, Tues.— One men's event and tour events for women are to be added m the programme of this year's Segamat A. A A. meet to be held on July 19 and 20. There will be n3 n >velty events this year The
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    STAVE OFF BROADSIDES, EARN DRAW
    319 12 ROYAL NAVY favourites against the Singapore Recreation Club m their SAFA cup tie yesterday, threw away a chance for victory, through poor shooting, and allowed Recs to draw instead. The Navy dominated the 1 game for the greater part ol the hour, but the forward;
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    EASY WIN FOR YON AND KUA
    211 12 BATU PAHAT. Tues Yon bin Mian and X ja Swee 800, the defending champions, won the Batu Pahat men's doubles lawn tennis championships beating Woon Fook Tien and Kua Swee Keng m straight sets 6-3, 6-2, yesterday at the Bandar Pen^garam Court. Yen's powerful
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    The Lady & The Race
    155 12 The Lady The Race The lady m the picture will be no mystery to film fans, but a puzzle probably to motor race fans. The men m the picture will be quite unknown to film fans but easy for the race fans. To settle all that— the lady is lovely
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    St. Paul's OBA Shuttle Finals
    77 12 SEREMBAN. Tues.— The finals! of the St. Paul's OB. A. badminton competition will take place on June 10 m the St. Paul's Institution hall. Kuan Kong Wai will meet Gan Eng Lock m the Novices Singles final while Ezra Mey it and F. Danker will
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    School Sport
    47 12 SEREMBAN, Tues.— The finals of the X.S. Malay schools soccer competition took place m Seremban recently. Sri Menanti beat Rantau by two goals to nil. In the final of the net -ball competition for girls 1 team Juasseh beat Rahang by 12 points to 9.
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    BUKIT TIMAH WINNERS GO UP
    207 12 FOUR class 2 horses which won at the Singapore Summer meeting, have been promoted to class one, m the latest classification announced by the Straits Racing Association. They are Bella Marie, Billduw. Inky Bill and Piraeus. Ten others horses, have been sent down from class
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    Box-Horses, Quarter-Staff Efficiency
    122 12 Box-Horses, Quarter-Staff Efficiency AN impressive display of p*hysical and recreational training was held at Tanglin Barracks yesterday by the school staff, Gurkha and Malayan Students of the FARELF Physical and Recreational Training School. There were 11 items on the programme m which the students executed some difficult exercises with a
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    Amoy Street Suggests Form
    234 12 IPOH, Tues. There were few interesting: gallops at the Ipoh track this morning when horses entered for the Perak Turf Club June meeting were sent out to work on the sand track. A heavy downpour early this morning necessitated the closing of the grass track. Best
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    Lucky Win For Ipoh's Cheng Wah
    101 12 IPOH, Tues. Scrappy but, nevertheless, exciting soccer was served at the Ipoh Padang today when league favourites Cheng Wah strengthened their position with a one-nil victory over the 42 Commandos. The goal was scored by left winger Lim Swee Mi rig, a j former
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    IAAF Confirms New Athletic World Records
    138 12 LONDON. June 5: (Reuter)— The International Amateur Athletic Federation today announced their acceptance of the following world records r track and field. 220 yards and 200 metres— 20.2 seconds by Mcl Patton (U.S.' on May 7, 1949 at L Angeles Previous record was 2
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    Tuan Mong Stamina Decides
    304 12 Tuan Mong Stamina Decides YOUTH triumphed over experience when the Fuan Mong Old Boys' Association won their Division 3 "B tie against 1 the Royal Xavy Keppel Barracks by the narrow margin oi a single goal at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. With this their first defeat m seven outings. Keppe!
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    Fishery Plan
    50 12 From Page 1 fishing arid fish buying licences issued to Singapore vessels. lii addition to the Rhio Axchi pelago, Bagan S, Api Api an 1 Bengkalis, the two Sumatran areas have been opened to Sin gapore vessels \> purchase Ash on a barter ba^is The rest of the
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      66 12 k- ~,jißm> r~*Hg\m HIGH TIDES at th« principal resorts m Malaya. TODAY: A.M. P.M. Singapore J&88 JIJW lal u Vi l BS<J 9-98 Port Dickson 7 17 749 Port Sham 7.IMJ 7.01 IVnan* 1.3» 1.37 TOMORROW Singapore 1 12 .Malacca 9.09 :w Port Dickson ?JSt 8 >o Port S'hain 7.!T»
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