Singapore Standard, 13 June 1951

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    17 1 Singapore Standard jfdL f9 *iIH 1 NO. 347 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1951 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    AIOC Men, Iran Officials Start Talks
    237 1 A IOC Men, Iran Officials Start Talks 12 (Heater) OtliciaU of the ommun headed l»v the (General I < Drake, met ike three members •i -nporarv Bound of Directors" for a HMBJMB) spoil I llfii announced in Vhatlan. Today's meeting took place br Drake's office at KhorShabr, whore the ImPersian
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    Families Of AIOC Employees Leave In Steady Stream
    40 1 Fa milies Of A IOC Employee s Leave In Steady Stream S June 1 M 1 I i Ira- a .1 AS t.'P of the industry ills on ,->vl Frm ton i the tors .i nd fi,,. >mpaay, hoM hen
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    Nine US Rubber Executives Form Advisory Body
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    320 Scholarships For Perak Malays
    78 1 320 Scholarships F or Perak Malays Standard Mart Cerrespondeni IPOH. T;;e>. Provis a has mad in I e 195J Perak e estin atea a the 320 Government 1 to M ilay boys and 51 idying Governmeni eminent A :i^"* Schools in tl e S1 ite O: Uie total nume reserved
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    Marshall Back In US
    43 1 WASHINGTON. Jun« 12 < AP> —US Secretary of Deience. George C. Marshall, returned today from a swift seven-day trip to the Korean war front. He said he found 'a very successful operation" of the United Nations forces in the field.
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    Perak State Council Meeting
    78 1 (See full report on Page 5) Hie Acting Mentri Besar. Perak, Tuan Haji Mohamed Razalli bin Haji Mohamed Ali VVasi, presided for the first time at the State Council meeting held yesterday. Seated from left to right, in this picture taken in the Counvil Chamber, are:—
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    Baffled Officials Kept Busy In Biggest Postwar Manhunt
    250 1 LO.\[)O.\, June 12 (AP) The biggest international manhunt since the collaring of Nazi war criminals at the eml of World War II kept baffled British official* busy today chasing possible dues lo the whereabouts of two Foreign Office employees. The quest extended
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    Compromise Reached On China Role
    175 1 Jap Treaty LONDON. June 12 (UP) A "satisfactory compromise" on the question of eventual Chinese participation in a Japanese peace settlement has been reached by officials preparing an Anglo-American draft treaty, authoritative sources said today. The agreed draft on which the officials had been working
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    Attlee And Churchill In Bitter Debate
    229 1 24 Hoars LONDON, June 12 (UP) Prime Minister Clement. AtUee and Winston Churchill lost tempers In the process but the House of Commons today set a new postwar record for nonstop debate. The uproarious session began at 1330 GMT Monday and passed the 24-hour
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    US, Indian Officials To Conclude Wheat Loan
    72 1 WASHINGTON, June 12 (Reuter>—United States and Indian Government officials were today pit-paring to complete negotia- hons on the terms of a $190,--000.000 loan- with which India would buy 2,000,000 tons of needed food grains in the United States. Final Congi*3ssi ,r;.il approval for
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    ICFTU Delegate Tells Of Karachi Talks
    73 1 SPEAKING over Radio Ma- j lava last night on the recent ICFTU conference at Karachi, j Mr. M P. Rajagopal. Malayan j Trade Union Council treasurer, j said that Malaya was the only territory which wai represented < directlv by workers. He revealed that
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    Hedy Lamarr Marries For Fourth Time
    55 1 HOLLYWOOD. June 12 (AP) Hedy Lamarr and nightclub operator Ernest Stauffer were married in a surprise ceremony here late last night It was the fourth marriage for Hedy Lamarr. who divorced actor John Lodcr in 1947. Stauffer gave bis age as 47. Hedy Lamarr
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    Burma's First Election Starts
    103 1 RANGOON. June 12: (Router) Voting in Burma's first general election, twice postponed because of the fighting with Communist and Karen tribesmen rebels, was starting in most parts of the country today and continuing on a regional basis until January 4. 1952. The completion date will be:
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    HK Britons Yachting Cruise Cut Short By China Reds, Detained For 81 Days
    166 1 HONGKONG, June 12 <AP> A British businessman. W.J.C. Josling returned to Hongkong today and told how the Chinese Communists had held him tor 81 days in a 20 by 8 feet cell with 11 'Chinese prisoners. In
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    Allies Within Shelling Range Of Red Capital
    341 1 Allies Within Shelling Range Of Red Capital TOKYO, June 12 (UP) United Nations forces pressed north behind retreating Red armies on a 70-mile front in Korea. Allied tank infantry teams sweeping through the Reds' crumpled Central Korean "iron triangle" drove nearly 25 miles north of the 38th Parallel above captured
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    Insurance Rates On Shipping To Far East Raised
    95 1 Insurance Rates On Shipping To Far East Raised LONDON. June 12 (Router) Shipping risks insurances for the Far East were doubled in some cases by London underwriters today. The rate for import and local voyages to ports north of Canton, China, jumped from £5 to CIO per 4HOO. The rate
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    Aust. Must Be Ready For War By '53-McKell
    80 1 CANBERRA. June 12: (Reu-ter-AAP) The Governor General of Australia, Mr. W. J. McKell, declared a1 the ceremonial opening of Australia's Jubilee Parliament today that the country musi be ready for war by 195."1 Guests from all over the world had gathered in
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    Death Of Courageous Gloucesters Avenged
    165 1 ON THE IMJIN RIVKK. June J2 (II')— 1W Gloucester* have been avenged. United Stales infantrymen met Chinese units on Monday believed to be those who had almost annihilated the valiant Gloucester r«'jjinient of the 2*Jlh British Brigade last April 22 26. First Lieutenant William Worth.
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    No ACS Student Refused BGG Tests
    80 1 OH HH. PETERS< > J P e Anglo-Chines* Sch k>l, S pore, yesterday told d rd that 1 ..:■<■ 1 students in his school refused to have themseh es test* tr- a ivhether they m ed< d ilation, wrhen the D.t!.;-'i Rt"(T team visited
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    C'wealth Padres Boycott Ceremony
    71 1 C 'wealth Padres Boycott Ceremony TOKYO, June 12. (ReulM A A!' British and Australian pad n todaj u')\ cotted the d«dic 11 m ceremonv oi the British Commonwealth War Gravel cemetery In Yokohama. The padi e 1 epi esenti e P r>testant, Catholic and Non> Confocmist faiths. I.• ed I
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    MOR's Future Pay Now Being Discussed In London
    174 2 MOR's Future Pay Now Being Discussed In London Standard Staff Reporter THE FUTURE rates of pay and allowances for Navy, Army and Air Force personnel enlisted in Malaya are now being discussed in London. This was stated yesterday by Colonel C. F. Tod. Deputy Director of Army Public Relations, G.H.Q.
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    Bid To Regain Premises
    141 2 Mintl.ird Stall Reporter TWO Sing ore businessm:. in stiles trade figured wl suH before i A Hug Chid Justice in i\-.j.:\ O art yesterday in v. h one claimed the return of premises in an important iness Uon of the city. rhe Thakurdaa K ss mall,
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    S'pore Has 18,484 Cars
    50 2 Mandard St.: l l BeDWTtef I i= in Si- M in i gistered in I 5 18.484 Other -.i ed to the I since A icy- I s, 76 lorri* mo- 4 4 te buses, c moi taxis Motor cycles i tries, 6.853. tri- 576 and
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    Police Appeal For Witnesses
    63 2 A YEAR-OLD Chinese was admitted into hospital yesterday with head and leg injuries following a collisi .v:;h a motor cycle. The r cyclist, a Chinese, was a sent to hospital. The collision occurred near the junction or Lavender Street 'and Serangoon Road. Police are appealing for
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    Trip To Saigou
    38 2 UNGKXJ AZIZ bin A. HaGraduate Assistant in the T irtment of Economics. University of Malaya and Mrs. Aziz, will be leaving Singapore tomorrow by the Felix RousseJ on a round trip Saigon, Hongkong and Manila.
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    Police Use Tear Gas in Mock Battle
    97 2 Standard Staff K -orter A BOLT 100 members of the Singapore Harbour Board Police staffed a rioi incident in Robinson Poad yesterday evening. Inder the direction of Mr. J. H Daries, ASP afficer-in-charge of the Division, ihe sham finht included the use of
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    Misadventure
    37 2 A FINDING of death by misadventure was returned in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest of Moy Noi a ten -year-old Chinese girl, who died in the General Hospital from burnt on her body.
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    Professor To Talk On Fertility
    62 2 PROFESSOR V. B. GreenArmytaue. vice-president of the Royal College ot Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, will speak on "Ferfility 1 at the Physiology Lecture Theatre, Faculty of Medicine on Friday at 6 p.m. All medical men are invited. The speaker will later be entertained to dinner by
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    Strong WindFanned Beach Road Fire
    243 2 A STRONG breeze during a heavy downpour of rain fanned the fire which gutted a house in Beach Road last November, resulting ";i the death <>f 11 people, it was slated in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday. This evidence was given by Inspector Richard
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    Nurse Gives Evidence In Murder Trial
    121 2 A EUROPEAN nursing sister attached to the General Hospital said at the Singapore Assizes yesterday that CpL Peter Hugh Bell had first and second degree burns about the face, shoulder, arms and legs and his hair was singed. She was giving evidence at the
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    10,000 Leaflets To Tell The People About BCG
    212 2 1 0,000 Leaflets To Tell The People About BCG Standard Staff Reporter TEN thousand pamphlets in four different languages to inform the people of Singapore about B.C.G. vaccination will be distributed here shortly to help in the fight against tuberculosis. The pamphlets will be in English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil.
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    Protest Against China Killing, Chinese Urged
    155 2 Protest Against China Killing, Chinese Urged Standard Staff Reporter AN APPEAL to all peaceloving (!hine*e in >in«£a- pore to protest a«:ain»t Pekini: Government's mass slaughtering oi "innocent Chinese** in the mainland. Has made by the leader oi the defunct Singapore kuominlanji Part} Mr. Tan Kok Chor yesterday. Invitations to attend
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    Fire Victims Rough It Out En The Open
    272 2 Standard Staff Reporter UPPER Chin Chew Street one of the busiest thoroughfares in Singapore's Chinatown hummed throughout yesterday with sighs and sympathies from the thousands milling in the street. The sighs and sympathies were for the victims oi the previous night's fire
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    Barnes Report Tend To Anglicise Malaya
    196 2 Standard Malay Correspondeal THK adoption in into of tin- Bamim report mi Malay education would mtmm that Malaga m««u1<1 lr«--anglicised rather than Mala\ani»<-<l. i Hiis Sear wsts expressc I yesterday by [nche A. iullah Ayub, President of the A alaj Fe leration of Students'
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    Varsity To Be BCG Registry
    115 2 THE Departnu it of S icial Medicine and Public Health oi Lhe University at fcfalaya is tc ict as a central registry office A-here card-- with the results the BCG Team's work in Singapore and the Federation will be tabulated. Mr. G. X. Woodhull of
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    'Another Stunt By Onn'
    243 2 Another Stunt By Onn UTUSAN ON I.M.P. Standard Staff Reporter THE ORDINARY Malay <ltMiii>»t*s the idea of an Independence of Malaya Party an just another u political stunt by Dato Onn."* I tusan Melayu !»aid in its editorial on Monday. All that Dato Onn ha= achieved so far, they believe,
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    'Dollars For Discs' Again
    70 2 RE. FUSI ulai ture "D Disc .wn it if aid of Welfare u eek Fri July 7. T!::s session of the quest by phone' show will 30 p.m. and will run midnight with a Rft« rte k tin ews 9.3U p.m. Listeners wish to send in
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    YWCA To Hold Garden Fete
    59 2 YWCA To H old Garden Fete AN a Gardi Fet< b-.-inu planned by the Sin. Y.W.C.A. lo rolled iunds Y The I etc w I tch will be Fort Canning on Julj gin at -i p.m. with child rei games which will inrludt r.-'.ces and obstacle race! 1 en will
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    $500,000 Savings
    41 2 Deposits In the Post Oil Savings B.iiik Singapore durii i May exceeded withdrawals i over |500,060. IWi is me bighes; figure recorded s;nce the B;.r. vas re-opened ir. Hr4." New ac [counts opened ('.iirii;^; tin- m ntl totalled 895.
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      76 2 iiT^ M !f HALF OF THE CHOPPING THE. AH GOT ALJ_ fl jaaSS^rnKm, block feu. inttd mvlap.) lights oudtt'^oj Y tvt pif/-f<^ rv a u&i^—^^i^^^^ 1 *:<-- t JK^^KH IT WASNY THE EOV'S /MADE ME MISSS-SQ ATH PITCHER. 1 r^T T^\'\ W »Ji MEAD.V'-eeK/:'' thaW naxt time: ido the// now
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    Federation Plan To Increase Grants To Chinese Schools
    270 3 Federation Plan To Increase Grants To Chinese Schools Standard Staff CorrespondeiU KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Chinese schools which show satisfactory progress in Malay and Mathematics, or English and Mathematics and in which the teachers are given good treatment, will have their present grants-in-aid doubled as from July 1 next. ,p^ e
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    Youth To Pay $40 For Joy Ride On Bike
    191 3 standard Stall Correspondent < KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— For riding a motor-cycle 1 negligently without a licence and third parly insurance, a Chinese, Loh Yin, was fined $40 by Inche Ibrahim in the second magistrate's court today. He was also charged with
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    Returning To Home Town After 25 Yrs.
    124 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. FRATER A. J. Mauricio. physical cuhurist and an old boy of St. Paul's Institution, 1 Seremban, who has been away from Malaya for 25 years, yesterday arrived in Singapore on the Carthage, from Hongkong for a month's visit to
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    Sentence Reduced
    62 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Remarking that in all circumstances justice wiil be done, the Chid Justice Sir Stafford Foster Sutton, in the Federation Court of Appeal, today, reduced 1 the sentence from five to two years passed on three Chinese-, Soo Sing, Lai Kim and Chan Mok Seng, who
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    Kelantan Villagers Aid Raayat Schools
    472 3 TRIBUTE to the ready co-operation and public spiritedness of the people of Kelantan with regard to self-help in village education, was made by the Mentri Besar of Kelantan in a broadcast talk from Radio Malaya last night on "The Raayats and Education in Kelantan." He
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    New Tax Rates For Govt. Qrs.
    109 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. For municipal assessment purposes, Government quarters are to bear the same annual assessment values as private dwelling houses. This was decided upon today by the Kuala Lumpur Municipality. The annual assessment values of Government quarters will be arrived
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    New Pay Rates For Malay Regt. Under Review
    100 3 Standard Stiff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues New rates of pay and trade pay for members of the Malay Regiment are at present under review by the Government. Immediate vacancies for Malay youths, between the ages of 18 and 23 years, for specialised
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    Councillor Hails Barnes Report
    109 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Dr. A. E. Doraisamy. Federal Councillor, welcomes the Barnes committee's recommendations on the establishment of national schools, as a foundation on which the unity of the several domiciled races can be built through national education. He is of the opinion that the process
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    Life Of Crisis Servicemen To Be Broadcast
    180 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— On similar lines to those used by the BBC in London, the new community broadcasting service, here, has just completed the production of full length dramatic features in Malay. Tamil, Cantonese and Hakka. concerning the life of Emergency Servicemen at
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    KEDAH INDIAN INTERPRETERS OPPOSE CUT
    117 3 ALOR STAR, Tues. At the annual general meeting ot the Kedah branch of the Interpreters' Union strong dissatisfaction was expressed by the Indian Interpreters at the Government's decision to stop the pensionable allowances they have been drawing. Under the old scheme lor Indian Interpreters they
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    Denies Charge Of Negligence
    93 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 24-year-old European, William Harrow, was produced yesterday before the first Magistrate, Ir.che Ibrahim, on a charge of doing a rash or negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. It was alleged that on June 9. at about 7.30 p.m. at the fooh
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    2 Appeals Dismissed
    246 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The* Chief Justice, Sir Stafford Foster Sutton, today dismissed the appeal of a middle-aged Indian. Murugaya, who was sentenced to death for murdering his mistress with a parang in Novem ber last at Simpang Tiga. Mr. D. G. Rawson, who appeared for the appellant,
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    33 3 The Sultan of Kedah with his son and daughter and Aide-do-Camp talking to Ralph Thomas, director of "Appointment With Venus." during a visit to the J. Arthur Rank Organisation Pinewood Studios, in U.K.
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    Officials, Lawyers Pay Tributes To Sir Stafford
    585 3 Standard Slafl GorreflpOMNMt KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Offers of congratulations on his gaining the knighthood were made by legal officers and \2i»*nbers of the Bar to Sir Stafford Foster Sutton, Chief Justice of the Federation, in the Supreme Court, here today. Sir Stafford was
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    Colony May Have Fewer Hired Lorries, Taxis Parking Time Limit Urged
    235 4 Colony May Have Fewer Hired Lorries, Taxis Parking Time Limit Urged Standard Slaff Reporter THE Singapore Government is at present considering the question of reducing ihe number of registered hired lorries and taxis. This is revealed m a letter written by the Government to the Municipal Commissioners on implementation of
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    204 4 T/;. s group photograph cf District Judges, Magistrates, Ushers and Interpreters of the Singapore Criminal District and Police Courts was recently taken at the court compound before District Ju Iga, Mr H. E. Kingdon's departure on long leave. Mr. Kingdom is seated at centre. Mr. and Mm. Kinac'nn ere going
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    MORE LEAVE & LESS RETURN
    165 4 MORE LEAVE LESS RETURN Standard Staff Reptrrter AX average of nearly -i.OOO Chinese deck possei jers left for South China and Hongkong monthly dwing the first quarter of this war while only about 1,300 returned from those places iwing the same period. The wide margin ica.< attributed to Federation Government's
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    84 TRUST FLATS READY BY AUG.
    304 4 84 TRUST FLA TS READY BY AUG. Standard Staff Reporter FLATS and artisans' quarters in Princes, Elizabeth Estate at 9] mile Bukit Tiniaii, which have cost tlw Singapore Improvement Trust about 81,150,000, are nearing completion and will be ready for occupation in July or August, S.I.T. officials stated yesterday. The
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    Union Aids Families
    104 4 FAMILIES of Malay detainees held in connection with the December riots are now being given naterial aid of rice and dates jy the Singapore Mala; Union. Fifteen piculs of rice bought with donations have been distriDuted. Seven bags of dates have iiso been donated anonymously. Inche Salleh
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    Jailed Man Gets Another 18 Months
    147 4 Standard Staff Reporter THREE weeks ago, a young Malay was sentenced to a total of 27 months' imprisonment for failing to report while under police supervision and for escaping from legal custody. Yesterday, th© Malay Abdullah 3in Said, U9) was again sen;enced to a
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    Carnival To Aid SATA
    82 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE management of the airconditioned Air View Cabaret and Restaurant at No. 10 Peck Seah Street off Maxwell Road is holding a carnival dance on Wednesday, June 20 in aid of SATA. There will be floor shows, spot dances, raffles, balloons and novelties.
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    Giant Air Liners For East
    111 4 Giant Air Liners For East SUPER-Constellation aircraft carrying n irmal passenger loads af C4 people each will probably be seen on the Far Eastern route from Europe within two years, said Mr. Donald H. Askew, Export Manager of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, in Singapore yesterday. Mr Askew, Qantas BOAC arrival from
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    RAJ TO QUERY WITHDRAWAL OF COL MOTION
    187 4 RAJ TO QUERY WITHDRAWAL OF COL MOTION Standard Stall Reporter THE Sic „;pore Colonial, Secretary will be quizzed at the Legislative Council &g on '1 x----day next, on 'he withdrawing his motion for implementation of the recommendations of the Join Committee nn Cost of Living at the i. ouncil'fi meeting
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    Borstal At Pearl's Hill
    67 4 Standard Staff Reporter FOR juvenile offenders between IT and 20. a section of Pearl's Hill Prison has been set apart. Tni^ \s run by Social Welfare Department, says the Prisi is 1 annual report. The offenders serving here have been sive:i prifon sentences following escapes 'om
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    38 4 Photo. Mr. and Mrs. Elmie Wilbur Jowes of Kluang after their wedding in Singapore at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd yesterday. The bride was formerly Miss Margaret Mona Ware, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ware Standard
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    A Disgrace, Says Co-op Chief
    141 4 Standard Staff Reporter IT is a disgrace to the Cooperative Movement in Malaya, which has saved $15,000,000 *to depend on Government for guarantee of a o.mk over -draft of $350,000, said Mr. D.E. Siddons, Chairman of the Singapore Municipal Employees' Co-operative The motion was passed
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      31 4 CHINESE Y.M.c.a. Selegfe Road: Joint Staff Meeting 11.30 a.m £ero Basket Ball 5 p.m.. Student Badminton 530 p.m.. Table Tennis 730 p.m.. Billiards Tournament 8 p.m.. Evening School 3 y p.m.
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    'Global Rector Due Monday
    91 5 Standard Staff Reporter A\ English preacher, who is mal'.ing a round-the-world lec- ture tour by air reaches Singa- pore next .Monday from London. iHe is the Rev. Canon Bryan Green, Rector of Birmingham. Canon Green will spend about i three days in Singapore and will give
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    TRAIN DERAILED
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— As a result of the derailment oi an engine and two coaches early this morning in Kulai. the day mail service between Gemas and Singapore were cancelled today. Normal services. it is boped, will be resumed to- morrow.
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    Bandits Fail In 2 Ambushes
    195 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tuos A 40-minute battle between RAF j Regiment Malays and terrorists j who had ambushed them, re- i suited in the bandits being compelled to withdraw. The engagement took place in Rawang yesterday when an attempt by terrorists to blow
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    KEPAYANG QUIT ORDER TO STAND
    302 5 Village Graded 'Black 9 By Army Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues. On the advice of the State War Executive Committee, the Mentri Besar of I'erak, Tuan Haji Mohamed Razalli, decided today that ihe evacuation scheme for Kepayan«r Village in Ipoh must be put into operation.
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    Last Minute Appeal To S'pore Voters
    139 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE Supervisor ol Elections, Singapore, Mr. G.G. Thomson, in a last minute plea to eligible rs to register themselves bere the electoral registers close on June 15, reminded them of the possibility of a by-election. Such by-elections will bo fought ti
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    80 Students Will Attend Conference
    127 5 THE Summer Conference of Singapore Chinese students org; ised by the Chinese Y.M.C.A. be hold at the Chan.: Chin£ High S rhool in Katong from Juno 2 I July 1 The conference, which Is I every year and is the so far, is to train
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    Blackout In East And West Of Singapore
    126 5 Blackout In East And West Of Singapore Standard Shipping Reporter BLACKOUTS »n Singup< re caused by the necessity for loadshedding is liable to continue for some time, Mr. R A. Waddle, Acting Municipal Electrical Engineer, told The Standard yes terday. M Waddle said that load shedding during day is liable
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      MAN, WOMAN ON LOTTERY CHARGE
      310 5 THON KF.E (45) of Tanjongl Paear Road, and a Chmese woman Lok Sou Chin 138) of Sago Lane were charged in the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, with assistiaa in the canying on of a chap Ji ki lottery, a. Sago Lane on Jun^ 11.
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    Perak Proposals For Four Town Councils
    582 5 Standard Staff Correspondent irOH, lues. Recommendations for the establishment «>l town councils in the four major towns of IVrak [poll, Taiping, Teluk Aiimhi and K;i!in)ar with elected majorities, have been made i»> i«u* Select Committee of the Council of State oi Perak. The report
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    Pk Statutory Corporation Bill Passed
    228 5 Pk Statutory Corporation Bill Passed Standard Stafi Correspondent IPOH. Tues. -Another forward s*ep in the progress of the Perak Administration was taken the Council of S\i*e unanimously passed a Bill establishing I Mentri Besar ot Por&k as a statutory corporation and theroby vesting in the corporation all property at pros.
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    5 Concerts A Week
    82 5 1 [RTV Pi VE concei 4<; In en v. "i ks was the proud record of two talented musicians, v. -known In Singapore, Jac qucs Genty and his wife. Lola Bobcsc'i. who returned to Singa pore yesterday by Qantas/BOAC after their Indonesian tour. "We are very
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    MARINE GETS DCM FOR PERAK JUNGLE EXPLOIT
    132 5 Standard Staff < nrrertpottdenl IFOII. Tuva. Hie award of the Disting ishedC duct Medal to acting Corporal G. R Howe of 40 Commando Royal Marines is announced m the Lon Gazette. A Commando subcrossed the Peak Riv darknes.; at 0400 hours on Feb.
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    Tan For Tour Of Europe
    132 5 Tan For Tour Of Europe Ifß ran Chin ru i Deputf Pi e* ident of the Sing i [a slat ive Council v. ill pi es< I Cor tht sex t Cou it meeting scheduled for June Lf He 1 IU be leaving i tew days for a two ntoni
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    42 5 The Yang Di Pertuan Besar of Nesri Sembilan with his Consort. Sr.s two daughters and his Aide-de-Camp's wife, talking to Betty Box. producer of "Appointment With Vemus n during a visit to the J. Arthur Rank Organisation Pine wood Studios En UK.
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    Malayan Newsmen Vbit Loco Factory
    112 5 JOl M N iSTS from M I tiy ted 'tic wroi ks ol th« N rth Bri h LocomoU\ pany, G g and sa the Uh tive buildti ml tc c i tin the frame to the flttin£ of < and wheels and final pa
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    Communal Problem
    809 6 E should r." f fall into the error of thinking that we have Ived the communal problem in tins We have yel to build the secure foundali on which real national unity could be built. y cannot be buili by mere slogans or by i iding a spirit
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    A GOOD TICKING OFF
    541 6  -  CASSANDRA By IN the pub they were discussing what they missed most since the last days of peace, which were fixed as being somewhere around 1935. "Thick, crisp, gammon rashers on a ihrone of eggs," said one. The days when you could buy a bicycle and
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      IT'S NOT DEMOCRACY
      332 6 Sir 1 was given to understand through the medium of your paper thai the Progressive Party is to hold its Annual General Meeting at an island away from Singapore. T:.e :'H iu-:"s are to a<M >le 3\ a pick-up point to catch Dr. Paglar's motor launch to
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      Penghidugsan Is A Lesson
      473 6 Sir, Singapore Malay Welfare Council's request for recensorship, or a complete ban. of the M ilay film, PENGHIDUPAN is a great surprise to Malay film-goers. I saw the film three iimes when it was recently shown at the Rex Cinema to crowded houses for more than
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      BEVIN'S SACRIFICE
      130 6 BEVIN 'S SACRIFICE Sir:— Ernest Bevin was bu.ied in Westminster Abbey. He certainly deserves this high honour. Orphaned at six, leaving a miserable restaurant kitchen to become van-boy and conductor, self-educated In public libraries and by hearing Ben Tillett, he started the mighty and heart breaking work of uniting small
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      Onn's Proposed Party Is Rather Distracting
      453 6 Sir;— Dato Onn's announcement oi Independence ol Malaya Party at a time when Indians are talking ol a united front is rather distracting. This move by the Creatoi oi "Hidup Melayu 1 and the communal rivalry it devloped in Malaya makes one think whether
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      No Forced Call-up, No Hard Feelings
      202 6 No Forced Call-up, No Hard Feelings Sir:— lt Is Indeed heartening to hear that two Penang boys have volunteered for national service and are good ex mp [or others to follow. It Is very good for the boys themselves to volunteer and not to be forced to carry arms agaii
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      WHY KICK AGAINST STATE LOTTERIES?
      91 6 Sir: I was surprised to read Mr. R. Kesselring's criticism of Mr. Sidneys suggestion to push the sale of th e Selangor State Lottery tickets. I am glad the government stance in what he writes. The political and economic structure of Malaya and thoss countries
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    Persia's Forgotten Reforms
    960 6  - Persia's Forgotten Reforms Flora Lewis Dangers Of MPisiltissian Ant ong .1 lasses Mi Oil AVf //oft rf sa lift n Hepes Ant tiring M*msn is&tl Rvnvtits by TEHERAN. OSTENSIBLY the main purpose behind Persia's decision to nationalise the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company was to provide funds and pave the way for
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 6 point ol ord«T before we Mart w ranslinj,' Ik. s <<mi;,i !><■ 1« jdrr ot the opposition yon or >i»ur mother?"
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    Review of Views
    37 6 Review of Views Pea e let* JUDGING Jr. I I U I s I i g Si Pin s I Hi I lln I S n I i both I in a S PRO is U I
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    US Should Pull Out Of Korea, Says Wedemeyer
    77 7 SIIINGTON, June 12 (UP) Lieut. Gen. Albert Wedetninander <>* iln United States Sixth Army, said Monday nit, I States should pull out of Korea and break off dip.ll^ with Russia ftnd its satellites. w of have i San on II tub* line
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    Reds Objected To Weriemeyer For Ambassador Post
    124 7 Reds Objected To Weriemeyer For Ambassador Post WASHINGTON. June 12, (UP). Lieut. Gen. Albert Wtffeneyei testified yesterday thai he had been slated ti> become Ambassador to China In IH4t> but the Administration dropped the ide.i because the Chinese ommunists protested violently. Wedemeyer quoted Acheron as telling him. "I'm >orry about
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    King's Health Discussed By UK Public
    176 7 LONDON, June 12 (UP)— The condition at King GeDrge is serious enough to promote increasing public discus: ion o1 the possibility of an earl;, retirement or maybe with a long and complete rest. This is- unusual in the British Isles, where specula;. on out
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    Congress Passes India Food Bill
    105 7 WASHINGTON June 12 (UP) ;..<..-- iv •.:■<- *i'd ..v .p. on a ielay< d comonise bill to lend I aminet U iccl In i U*****,000,000 terms i buy 2 000.000 United States grain i me ires enl immeU sign* arc to Pr< sident Frum onlj
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    US To Reject Russian Jap Treaty Plan
    201 7 WASHINGTON, June 12 (UP) State Department spokesman Michael McDermott indicated Monday that the United States will reject the latest Soviet proposal concerning the procedure for holding a Japanese peace conference. lie :o:ii a press conference that while Department officials had not yet had
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    HK Libel Case Against TimeSettledOutOfCourt
    117 7 HK Libel Case Against TimeSettledOutOf Court 2 B I g s solicitors that Mess i- were part es d crimi the salt i passts 1 E rope and made I irge gains -by, and had rt as 1 ieir business eab Su impli- V as ever n ended <>v ve
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    US-French Talks Make Little Progress
    101 7 PARIS, June 12 (Reuter) Franco-American talks here on the proposed Japanese per.ee treaty nag le^ ■•problem.- in suspense" to be settled through i iplomatic channels, an official communique said last night The communique issued by the Frer.rh s.-ic! tliere was no diver-ci'.'A-v bcv.wcn the two
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    Mickey's Third
    25 7 LOS ANGELES. June 12. (AP) —Actor Mickey Rooney's third wife, Actress Martha Yickers. 24. sued' him for divorce yesterday She charged •"habitual cruelty.
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    Beatification Of Pope Pius X In Rome
    60 7 photo. Pope Pius XII is carried on his portable throne to a temporary altar erected in front of St. Peter's Square, Vatican City, June 3. While an estimated crowd of 200.000 filled the square, the Pope venerated the newly beatified Pope Pius X
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    UK Envoy Appeals To Iran Public For Friendly Relations
    362 7 TEHERAN, June 12 (Reuter)— The British Ambassador to Persia Sir Francis Shepherd, appealing Monday for a friendly partnership in British-Persian oil relations, warned "the only benefit from constant criticism and mistrust will accrue to the enemies of freedom." The Ambassador made
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    Nehru Wants No Nonsense On Kashmir
    167 7 NEW DELHI, June 12, (AP) P l l i e Minister Pandit Nehru declared yesterday that India will "tolerate no nonsense" in settling the Kashmir dispute. He told newsmen Pakistan, which also claims Kashmir, is making "distorted and false" statements "aided and abetted by
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    UK Survivor
    63 7 Photo. Battered but cheerful. Private Lionel Essex. 21. only known survivor of 600 men reported missing after the Communist onslaught upon the isolated Gloucesters in Korea recently, lies wounded in a British army hospital in Japan, June 6, after 33 days hiding behind enemy lines. He was found
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    UK To Wait On UN Seat For Peking
    164 7 LONDON. June 12. (Reuter) —Mr. Kenneth Younger, Minister cf State, said .Monday' that the British Government Ihou g ii t consideration of China's admission to the United Nations should be postponed for the time being. He was replying in the House of
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    8 Killed In Air Crash
    24 7 BUENOS AIRES. June 12 (API —A twin-engined plane crashed today in the central Argentines. killing all eight persons aboard.'
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    Russia Increasing Obstacles—Jessup
    108 7 Russia Increasing Obstacles Jessup PARIS. June 12 <AFP) -American delegate to the four -power deputies conference Philip Jess up today reaffirmed that the USSR was multiplying obstacles in an obvious attempt at tnak tig it impossible for the four foreign ministers to meet. Sov et delegate Gromyko de nied this
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    Romulo Taken Ill
    28 7 MANILA. June 12 (UP) Foreign Secretary Carlos P. R"mulo was .suddenly taken ill while in conference i<t the Foreign Offic-e with Chinese Ambassador Chen Cruh-pin.
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    'Negotiation Is Essential,' Says Austin
    254 7 WASHINGTON, June 1?, (AP)— Ambassador War ren R. Austin declared yesterday the l\N. military objective in Korea could be achieved if the Communists would agree now to "end their aggression against the Republic of Korea, to cease hostilities and to maintain guarantees against their assumption."
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    Peking Radio Ignores All Peace Talk
    225 7 Peking Radio Ignores All Peace Talk rDON, June m (AP) Ev< i y w >:d about the IC w being Peking in< :ates C* I i ta aims to keep up I r there and is paying no heed to much recent w* ten latiop about the posstb making peace.
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    UN May Make New Approach
    113 7 UN May Make New Approach WASHINGTON, Jun< 12 (UP) Authorii alive soui > yesterday reported indications that the United Nations Good Offices Committee is preparing to make another approach to Communist China in an effort to arrange a ceasefire in Korea. They said that this time the approach apparently would
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    3 US SAILORS KILLED
    66 7 WASHINGTON .1.. e J2 'UP) The Navy said today that it has been advi.^ed by the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba that three Navy men were killed in a flash fire ihere on Saturday. It said seven saili ns mw e injured and one other
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    US Air Secretary Arrives In Tokyo
    68 7 TOKYO. lane 12 Secretary I i K r Tokyo i le v ;H> :iU:M!i>' a b nard-to-kilJ Koreai I e mourn Finletter arrived \va five hours aiid after Delence iec^ C. Marshall LeP fir the S1 '<■•- He ga d th^'-e necti'>n a! all
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    StudentsBack For Holidays
    120 8 j Standard Shipping Reporter A LARGE group of Malayan students from Hongkong University arrived in Singapore yesterday aboard the 14,283--ton P O Liner Carthage to spend the summer vacation with their parents in the Co!,i:iy and in the Federation. i A total of 137 passengers disembarked. Some
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    UK MEAT HELD UP IN SPORE
    286 8 Defect Forces Ship To Make For Port Standard Shipping Reporter THE 10,0Ca-ton refrigerator cargo ship Devon, owned by the Federal Steam Navigation Line, put into Singapore yesterday from North Australian waters on an emergency call. She developed steering gear trouble and was diverted to
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    Biggest Jap Whaling Boat
    38 8 TOKYO. June 12 IAI Pi The N Ma.'u. the biggesi whaling b built in Japan since the war's termination, will be launched at the Kawasaki Heavy Industries dockyard at Kobe on June 21. photo.
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    57 8 photo. TIIK 1.4»;.">-t<>n Kistna, one of the first motorships to be built 26 years ago a> an experimental 'opt' and which his been serving the British India Steam Navigation Co.. h.is been bought over by the Hod Funnel I inc. The vessel, to be renamed Giang Bee, will serve Heap
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    Globe-Circling Tour On Newsreel
    214 8 J. ARTHUR RANK Organisation newsreels have acquired ex< lush e rights for i ameraman to accompany the Austin A- 14 car whi n '.eft London on Juno 1 in an attempt to circle the world in 30 days. When comp the newsreel will be sent to
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    Many Malayans Aboard Corfu
    155 8 Many Malayans Aboard Corfu Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, lues. The Corfu, which left the United Kingdom, on June 1 for the Far Ta>i, i» expected to arrive in till* port on June 2 1, One of the many passengers who will disembark in Penang will be Mr. Ong Keng Liang,
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    US Just Ahead Of Germany
    95 8 L O X D OX, (Airmail) LJ d's Register of Shipping has noted that the United States, which six years ago was building more ships than all the rest ot the non-Axis world combined, today ranks seventh among world shipbuilders just ahead of Germany. Lloyds
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    Heaviest Load Ever Carried
    65 8 LOS ANGELES. (Airmail)— A Douglas Globamaster 11. the largest transport used by the united S: ites Air Force, has flown with the beaviesi load ever cariied by a mas produced transport plane, the Air Force announced. On a test Sight the plane flew 1.000 miles with
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      437 8 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA u K COM S'pore p < "TARSIAN" for Hongkong obt. 16/18 June H "KINA- *or fcangkok. Hongkong Manilo p i... 20-26 June "MEONIA" tor Saigon b Bangkok 26-28June t| :5j un "MALACCA" for Bangkok, un< Hongkong, Manila, Kot>« Cr Yokohama 7-9July "LALANDIA" for Saigon Bangkok 28-29July 2€:"
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      76 8 Despatches POD \V U.S A. no >n by I md Mail, N India and PaKisnoon by Tak Seng. S. »rs only) noon by Tak Seng Ct. Britain, N. [rel v Europe, v >' a6d W. Airica, a j, Egypt ai d O y i noon by Carl P >nti mak
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      374 8 t INilllMCfc a—-^- -jC— js—J^ss- 31 a^= "ji. ■a—'*- 1 '-i^^ L\si *si\lK LINE In P Steel Rover. saUs June 16 nx "'torn fcurcpc BoVAI HUITERDA.M LLOYD June 16: T.-.r.>:.in. sails June 18 4rtfD P Haid^ Rotterdam •O M ROPr Amsterdam Belandia due ena of June j... 2 3: Kota
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      111 8 arrivals] .^Sg. [ond DEPARTURES j r<^^: Arrivals C.P.A. from Hon.ckon< W.lo p.m. BOAC from London 3.45 p.m. P.O.A.S. from Bangkok 1. 50 p.m. SIAMESE AIRWAYS from Bangkok .">.4» p.m. MM MAS AIkVV AYS from Kuala Lumpur H.M\ a.m. from Medan. Penang. Taipin^. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur 6.35 p.m. from Penang. Taipin«,
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    UK Is Safeguarding Malayan Sulphur Needs
    629 9  - UK Is Safe guarding Malayan Sulphur Needs NG SEK YEW ASSURING SUPPLIES TO MANY INDUSTRIES B) Standard Staff Reporter p;~ LOSING thai the United Kingdom Government has the the sulphur supply position in Malaya, Singapore officials importance ol survival ol the various sulphur-consuming has the appreciation ami careful attention of
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    19 9 tlta mem :> •nd i wHk S He r. uho rdaj m r !»>dnej r<-- }'■■•■>■ I n I'M B HUrt-
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    80 9 Photo At the Southern Research Institute in Alabama technicians working on a process of paper making from the stalks of the lespedeza plant and from wood see great promise. Paper produced from the lespedeza came out from this Institute as the result of a farmer's query. The Institute now produces
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    Malayan Plan To Produce Own Powder Supplies
    234 9 w ROAD TESTS Standard Stall Correspondcnl I Mi'» R, June 12— The HriiMi Rubber Boaril has made proposals lhal tin* Institute <»f Malaya undertake rubber powdef from latt*\ coming from state M an immediate step forward to i I source of pupprj Lack
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    Funds For Perak Schools
    11 9 Funds For Perak Schools peadi at I verneach g M >ora-
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    May Make Synthetic In UK Hint
    104 9 LONDON. June 12 I IP) —The Chairman of Dunlop Rubber Co.. Ltd., hinted yesterday that Dunlop would produce synthetic rubber. Sir (live Baillieu said, at the annual meeting:. "We have !>een concerned for some time with the importance of securing: adequate supplies of synthetic
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    Free Trade is Ceylon Policy
    11 9 Free Trade is Ceylon Policy H \:i .s v t rubbtr
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    Jogindra Singh For Fed.
    32 9 SARDAR Joglndra Singh. India Government Trade Commissioner, will leave Singapore on Tuesday. June 19. for a tour of Kuala Lumpur and Penang. He wall return to Singapore en
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    Industrials In Good Demand
    58 9 SM K. porter Ito, elected share <•».-- ■■.a ii im- O-d- 3^9 3 4TA xd He > W.-.uch 2 JO 300 H'kong S'hai Bk. (H'kong :cs> 740.10 ***** M. Breweria 5.*;0 r ).20 xd McAlisten 21.00 27.00 Robinson Co.. K. Kampar »/6 397Kramat "J La-ut I-*
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    PENANG QUAY WALL LEVY IS OPPOSED
    151 9 PENANG, June 12: Representatives of the three Chambers of Commerce here met yesterd ly under the chairmanship of Mr. A. Cromarty, oi the Penang Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the question of a levy Government proposes to charge for the use ox the quay
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG, June 12— Sperial Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.77 to £1 Sterling; HK56.27 to US$l; HKSI.BIS to Malayan ?1: HK50.345 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5314.875 to one tael.
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    Drainage Of Upper Krian Area Studied
    266 9 IPOH. June 12 The Perak Government has already instructed the Drainage ami Irrigation Departmen! to investigate the !-lale of the* upper reaches of the Krian River Catchment Area. This assurance was given in the Perak State Council today by Mr. W. B. Tucker, speaking
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    RUBBER CROPS
    73 9 Messrs. Turquand. Youngs and Co.. Chartered Accountants and Secretaries, report the following May crop figures: Alor Gaiah Rubber Estate Ltd., 15.000 lb.. Ayer Panas Rubber Estate Ltd. 72.000 lb.. Glenealy Plantations Ltd 63.000 lb.. Kluang Rubber Co.. Ltd. 57.000 lb.. Pajam Ltd. 100.000 lb.. Tambalak Rubber Estates Ltd.
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    Many 'Forgotten' Savings Accounts
    117 9 KUALA LUMPUR, June 12: A large number of accounts in the savings banks in the Federation and Singapore lie dormant. Some of the depositors have left the country or have died. Some have possibly lost their passbooks and imagine, wrongly. that the accounts are also lost.
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    Tin Price Depressed To New Low For 1951
    432 9 By T. J. LIM, Standard Staff Reporter THE MALAYAN tin price has dropped $10 in a week to 8517 per piful, the lowest level reached this year. This is the result of a series of price modifications by the U.S. Reconstruction Finance
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      RUBBER
      77 9 The latesc Singapore robber prices yesterdn' (June 12) were per lb. Buyers Seller No. 1 RS.S Spot Loose JLSU 51.52L F.0.8. in bales June No 1 RSS 51.49\ 51. 50 No 2 R.S.S 51.42i 51.43 No 3 R.S.S (nom 51.37 51.38 Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening per Ib.
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      TIN
      37 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The prii-.' of Tin to-day was $517 per piml. Down $7-625 LONDON TIN Tuesday's prices first session wepe: Spot WM buyers. £W5 sellers. Three months COG7 10s. buvers. £970. Settlement Price £990. Tone: Quiet.
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    Little Trade In Produce
    62 9 Standard Staff Reporter COPRA in the Singapore produce market was dull at more or less unchanged prices yesterday Buyers indicated C 4li P? r picul with sellers at No business passed. Coconut oil was quiet with sellers at $74 per picul and buyers still holding off.
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    24,000 Of 120,000 Claims Have Been Settled Since 1950
    266 9 War Damage Payments IPOH, June* 12 The War Damage CaiMlt «ion*s Assessment Board lia* made approximately 24,000 final awards on claims, and is dealing *it!i claims at present at the rate of 2.500 per month. In addition to the 24,000 claims,
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    RUBBER FALLS 3 CENTS IN DULL S'PORE MART
    144 9 Standard Stall Reporter IN SYMPATHY with London, the Stagapore rubber market was easier yesterday. Very little business was reported throughout the day. tin* turnover being at best moderate. Quotations de lined by almost three cents per Ib. from Monday's closing levels, first
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    Sleekly-Designed Holiday Evening Fnrses Combine Roominess With Fabric Elegance
    316 10  -  GAILE DUGAS in. The Bag By (Special to the Standard) VEW YORK, Jun« 12 The theory ti.a* a woman net Is in an evening bag just enough I a e for a lipstick, compact, comb and handkerei is, <*. u y.
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    THE GREATEST JOB IN THE WORLD
    828 10  - THE GREA TEST JOB IN THE WORLD MARGARET SCOTT By Standard Woman Correspondent OOKING for a job? Every day in the "Situations Vacant" column of any newspaper you will find a variety of jobs advertised, the vast majority of which call for experience and initiative, plus any other specialist qualifications
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    384 10  - BUY -LINES MAXINE by 'T'HIS week's buy-lines are mainly of interest to the fair sex as they concern suih topics as are dear to a woman's heart. CTART saving girls' I have heard a rumour that a popular dress shop in Battery Road. Singapore, has someone now in Paris buying
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    THE SUMMER SILHOUETTE IS NOT EXAGGERATED
    962 10 THE SUMMER SILHOUETTE IS NOT EXAGGERATED Paris Newsletter By Our Paris Reporter PARIS. June 12. Midseason collections have completely lost their original character. They no )ouger show the least sign of things to tome, Couturiers concentrate on design s for immediate wear, fashion now being sharply divided into parts: Summer
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    HOUSEHOLD HINTS
    54 10 EXPERTS recommend having at least six sheets and three pillow cases for each single bed in order to allow for one set of linens in use. One in the linen closet and one in the laundry. WHEN doing your housecleaning, don't forget to freshen your glass light fi.rturet
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    TOURISTS TRIUMPH IN FIRST TEST
    343 11 NOTTINGHAM, June 12 (Rcuter)— South Africa won their hrst cricket Test match for 16 years when they beat England by 71 runs in the first Test here totla>. The last time they won was in 1935 when they heat England by 157 runs at Lords
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    OLYMPIC POSERS
    274 11 SINGAPORE'S Olympic Sports Council cannot ret make up its mini whether or not to join toith the Federation in forming a Pa n-Ma la i/an Olym p i c Sports Council. This was receaici last night b?y SOSC president Mr. E. Strickland who told a meeting of the
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    Maxim Drugged For Charles Fight?
    77 11 Maxim Drugged For Charles Fight? CHICAGO. June 11 (IT) The Illinois Athletic Commission dtvided today to Question light-heavyweight champion Joey Maxim about suggestions that he might have been dragged on May 30 when he tried unsuccessfully to wrest the heavyweight crown from Ezzard Charles in Chicago Stadium. The commission ordered
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    PRO TENNIS FINAL
    33 11 QUEBEC CITY. June 11 (UP>— Hi l-hitti Pancho Segura ol nd Frankie Kovach of Oakland, California, won their way into th€ finals of the Canadian Pro Lawn Tennis Tournament yesterday.
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    248 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI Bank Sports Club's strong defence paved the way to their well deserved two-nil victory over Fraser Neave Sports Club in yesterday's deciding jiame for the section "A" championship of the Business Houses League. Ivan Vass, the Bank's skipper, was the outstanding player. The Bank
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    Army v RAF Golf At KL
    135 11 PLAY takes place today at the Selangor C< Club. Kuala Lumpur, between teams representing the Army and the Royal Air Force in Malaya. The teams will be captained respectively by the G.O.C. Malaya, General Urquhart, and the A.O.C. Malaya, Air ViceMarshal Blucke. The draw
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    Star Soccerites Beat Chinese Ath.
    75 11 SI tr Soccerites Improved their tion in the second division SAFA le gue when they beat the Chinese Athletic Association 3 l at the 8.0.D.C.A. ground yester- y Moon F. k scored the Stars 1 first g and C. A. equalised ugh Kens Huat immed
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    Raffles Inst. Sports
    48 11 Raffles Institution, Singapore, will hold its annual athletic sports on Saturday, June -'!0 at 3.00 p.m. on the school ground. There will be two items for the Old Rafflesians, (V 100 yard handicap for competitors ever ;>u. (2) 440 yard Flat for competitors under 30.
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    Guerrier Wins The Ascot Stakes
    37 11 ASCOT. Berkshire. June 12.— (Reuter) FCr. Kingsley's Guerrier won the Ascot Stakes run over 20 furlongs here this afternoon. Mr. Tommy Carey'? Mon Prince was second and Mohamed Pacha Sultana's Arfaks third.
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    DETERMINED AIRMEN FIGHT BACK AND WIN
    321 11 RAF SELETAR yesterday showed how sheer determination can win a game when they defeated Singapore "A" li-2 in a friendly soccer match at Jaian Besar Stadium. Singapore "A" had themselves to blame for their d< Eeat. They had many opportunities to score but threw
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    106 11 FOUR more raeehor.-es worth approximately $40,000 will be flown to Singapore by Qantas/ BOAC from London during the next few weeks. The first is Scotch Express a three-year-old bay gelding and i is due this afternoon. The others j are: Perfect Link, a two-year-old chestnut
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      107 11 SOCCER: Div. I— Chinese Casuals v I.R.C. at Jalan Besar Stadium: Div. 2—H.M. Dockyard v I KC. "A", CRICKET: Singapore Army v Hongkong Army at Xee Soun (2nd day). CYCLING: 2nd Day Cosmopolitian C.C. championships— Hong him Green 4 45 p.m. a anv Vv= i? nn'N' Mf^ WHERE'S \VA DON'tV
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    902 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By KIJSD REGARDS and ViHorine won so well on the nrat day mat |h»v mu-t be expected to score doubles at Ipoh this afternoon, second day of the Perak Turf Club June meeting. Kind Regards is ma hard race tut I
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    236 12 Women's Golf Championship THE QUALIFYING round of the Singapore Women's Golf Championship was played over the Island Club Course on Sunday last. There were 24 entries— 12 from R.S.G.C., eight from Island Club, two from Keppel Club, and two from Changi. A newcomer
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    51 12 HONGKONG, June 12 (Reu-ter-AAP): The unofficial badminton inter-port between Hongkong and Philippines fizzled out last night as a result of the suspension of four of the Philippine players by the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation because they failed to obtain permission to take part in matches outside the
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    58 12 Allen New Flyweight Champion LEICESTER, June 12 (Reuter): Terry Allen, Islington, the former world champion won the vacant British flyweight title when he narrowly outpointed Vic Herman, the Scottish champion, over 15 rounds here tonight Herman (111 lbs. 11 ounces) fought hard and attacked for most of the fight but
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    S'PORE ARMY IN STRONG POSITION
    110 12 ARMY, Singapore, are in a strong position at the end of the first day's play in their cricket match against Army, Hongkong, at Nee Soon yesterday. The homesters declared with 304 for nine wickets. In reply the visitors got 62 for two. Play will be
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