Singapore Standard, 18 June 1951

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    11 1 Singapore Standard SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1951. 8 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    S'pore Chinese Groups Protest Peking's Policy
    151 1 :7 ,li7< riiniiiatt- slaughtering ni ihe iii.tinuiii'l of hina was Dii»t>sl r»*» Il»l«- Unit-. more i hincse trail*- guilds ami iia\ al a proJi'-t nM-eiing i lubv 1 tril Street. i >.\ to foi Singa erseas C Anti I Resist Russia C c C
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    Ginsburg In NY Says He Is Battled
    7 1 Ginsburg In NY Says He Is Battled
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    Aw Gives $10,000 To School Building Fund
    67 1 Aw Gives $10,000 To School Building Fund i Stan" < orrespondenl sun. Mi g Direcl I p >re Standard, i s 7 I toll wa X a Middle t Bid T: S by Mr. Tan Eng Soo. c school building expi essed the school for the has been colA further
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    Heavy Voting In French Elections
    154 1 PARIS. -Tune 17 (AP) of French voters, them carrying fishing >n their shoulders or prayer books tucked under I te arm. cast their ballot tout France's second postwar genera': e'ections. F red by mode, c to j weather over most of the electors nocked to
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    New Indian Political Party Formed
    116 1 PATNA, INDIA. June IT (AP).- A founding convention established a new Indian political narty yesterday, "The Peoples Party" which will oppose prime Minister Pandit Nehru s ruling Congress Party m next autumn's elections. One thousand delegates, renresenting every state m the 7,u >n approved an
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    Siamese Twins May Survive
    60 1 Siamese" girl twins, born m Hamburg on Friday joined at the head, have a chance of survival doctors said. ahe twins who together weigh 8 8 lbs. were delivered by caesarian operation and had to be given oxygen before they began to breathe. The brains of
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    UK Given 2 More Days To Reply Iran Pay-Up Demands
    365 1 UK Given 2 More Days To Reply Iran Pay -Up Demands Standard pnoio. TEHERAN, June 17 Vl').— lran Prime Minister Dr. Rfohamed Mossadeq yesterday «:a\e Britain another IJ> hours U» reply to Iran's demands for an immediate answer on paying over of oil profits. This decision came as the talks
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    British M-East Forces Alerted
    121 1 LONDON. June 17. (UP) Britain's Middle Eastern dofence forces were said yes torday to have been "alerted for emergency moves" to protect British lives m the troubled j oil fields of Iran. Middle Eastern defence chiefs, who were convoked for j an emergency meeting at Fayid,
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    Standby Order Given To Some Of AIOC Staff
    88 1 ABADAN, June 17 (Renter Britons on the AngloIranian Oil Company staiY. wh will act as bus drivers il the company has to cany oui its total evacuation plans. r given a standby order. today, a usually reliable > u.rcc stated. It was
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    Woman Bandit Leader Killed
    154 1 Standard Stall' Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Among six terrorists killed m the Federation m the past 24 hours was a woman bandit leader. Ah Ying, alias Feh Por Ying. She walked into a death trap yesterday when she kept an appointment with bandit messengers m the
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    Border Incident
    34 1 Belgrade radio yesterday accused the Bulgarians of kidnapping a Yugoslav frontier guard last Thursday. The radio alleged that m May alone the Bulgarians had' provoked 28 frontier incidents of different kinds. Reuter.
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    Chiefly Buried
    20 1 THE funeral of former Australian Premier and Opposition leader Joseph Chifley took place at Bathurst, New South Wales,
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    US Wants Total Ban On Trade With Red China
    264 1 UNITED NATIONS, New York. June 17 (UP)— Tke liiited States made it clear that it would like the United Nations to turn its arms embargo into a total ban on trade with Communist North! American delegate Ernest Gross told newsmen yesterday
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    UK Research Vessel Overdue Four Days
    83 1 MOMBASA, KENYA Jul c 17 'Routed Four Indian frig; tes due here tomori iw on dwill visit have been wirelessed to look out for the 333-ton British fishery re>eareh vew»el Isle of Silhouette four day.-, overdue at the Seychelles I The motor ship which
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    Bolivia Wants 'Fair Prises' For Her Tin
    106 1 LA PAZ. BOLIVIA. June 17. (IP) The Military Junta announced today that it will send an emissary to Washington to talk with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation on tin prices. Authoritative sources said the Junta was worried h> the reductions m tin prices ordered
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    US Ban Against H'Kong Relaxed
    67 1 HONGKONG, June IT (UP>T!ie United States, m a v tation of the embargo Hongkong. approved export licences for new b7ck for the colony, it was Learned I day. This followed an earlier de cision to release 30.000 oil bhick sheets for shipment he;e The colonial
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    Johore Bandit Targets Pounded For 2nd Day
    151 1 Standard Staff Reporter BANDIT targets m Johore were pounded lor the second <la\ m succession yeste^ay, states a far Engl Air >lulcm<'-st.H T Brigand vent i lo vto I tack the bandits' rei ige, follow-up operations are now proceeding. More than fifty planes
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    Barnes Plan Praised By London Paper
    92 1 Barnes Plan P raised By London Paper LONDON, June 17 (Reutcri mes r a j«>mt educ i Malay and Chinese children 'm Malaya are ol gn I tance ;md should be encouraged lin every way, the ind< Sunday paper ervei id to- The jealousies between and Ciiiuese commumUes 1 I
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    UN Forces Push Toward Kumsong
    177 1 TOKYO, June IT (AP). United Nation- brmmpt stormed througfa wenkeninfji Red resuitauaee lor a tu«»mile advance today townrdfl the new enetn) buildup area at Kumsong, on the central Korean front. The Ie from the area east ol X iml h southeast pivot of the Rj
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    Body Still Missing
    49 1 Body St ill Missing THE B( navigator ol e B which ~!itd m the X i BJv* iday has not yet been lee J fd. Salvage operations on plane is still b bul I tide has c interfered ith 1 j body, believed to be inside the I plane
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    SHB Assn. Protests To Management
    238 2 SHB Assn. Protests To Management *j| lflfltMld Malt K« porter Nu CLERICAL employee ol the Singapore Harbour Board should be alio sve I to stagi il for ma than three years at ai eh. iei* y bar m their s ai scale, hrre pc tiv€ oi wl ethei or no!
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    Insurance Talks
    38 2 V UB I— ls Sing *c I s Is I Hie i at G.H. C I a June 21 at 5 •a s I be M E V Mr. Yap F c, T 7.. 7 S
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    Russian Trawler Fleet Leaves
    47 2 TEN B trawlers which .i lyinf v Sii I pore outer roads for the last 18 one of their number ing a new propeller, eft Singaj re s1 i ty at 1.30 p for VI lv. on the ist lap of theii ney.
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    Second Runaway Girl Expected Back Today
    263 2 Second Runaway Girl Expected Back Today Standard Staff Reporter HO LOK Yl', father of one of the five remaining runaway Chinese school izirls who is expected to return lo Singapore by the .m Heutz today, said yesterday thai his daughter would have been hack with Dato iMiu Shee Fun by
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    Geylang MGS Concert Big Success
    105 2 Geylang MGS Concert Big Success Standard Staff Reporter T77 ANNUAL concert of the Geylang Methodist Girls' School held on Saturday at the school hall pr ived to be a great success Highlights were two one- act plays "The Amateur Hamlet" and* the "Winter Sunset" winch were well produced. Miss Mabel
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    51 Boys Shake Hands With Police Chief
    175 2 5 1 Boys Shake Hands With Police Chief MORE than 200 people spent an enjoyable evening on Saturday, when they attended the first annual Parents' Day of the Prince Edward Boys' Club, which took place m the Club's compound. For the first time, 51 young members of the Club had
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    Training Of Malayans For Higher Posts Is Progressing At Fast Pace
    619 2 Tra in ing Of Ma layans For Higher Posts Is Progressing At Fast Pace A MALAYAN ESTABLISHMENT OFFICER TELLS ALL ABOUT SCHOLARSHIPS AND THOSE AVAILABLE T O MALAYANS The Scholarships Available SCHOLARSHIPS for training and study courses now available to Malayans include awards by Singapore and the Federation of Malaya
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    All The Details
    264 2 THE Colonial Development I and Welfare Scholarship--. Mr. Cruickshank stated, are divided into two schemes, The first is for £1,000.000. the second £1.500.000 (as laid d-wn m Command Paper No. 197). The first scheme provides training facilities for potential candidates m the Colonies who had previously had
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    'Peace' Expert Surprised At Police Escort
    249 2 Standard Staff Reporter Mr. James Gerald Crowther, 51 year-old English author who described himself as an authority on Soviet Union science, left Singapore by air for Calcutta yesterday saying that he was puz at the way police here h.7. whisked him ofi to Raffles
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    Driver Fined
    21 2 LEE BAN KOK. a taxi driver, was fined $50 m the Port D ekson magistrate's court for inconsiderate driving.
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    Today's Power Cut Areas
    172 2 FO .OWING streets and areas may be blacked out today: DAY: Circular Rd.. Carpenter St.. Prince St., Market St., Church St., Upper Cross St., Pagoda St., Upper Hokien St., Pickering St., Boat Quay. Rallies Place, Malacca St.. Union Building, Hume Industries, Rheen Hume, Ford Company. Beng
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    FED. VILLAGES MAY BE STARVED
    251 3 OV„ m. J I Am^i -a Hardships Caused By New Rule To W\ flTfc IT *fIT-» Deny Reds Food Standard Staff Correspondent KIALA LUMPUR, Sun.-The Federation Governments new plan to starve out the bandits may deal a crippling: blow to lorry transport operators plying io
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    ABC Celebrates
    75 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— Beer flowed freely yesterday at the Griffii Inn :-.ere when tne Archipelago Brewery Co.. Ltd. was a: home to several hundred guests at an Anchor Beer party to lie winning of tae first prize, g d medal, by A:.. r Beer at the 1950 Empire
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    115,000 Tickets Sold in S'pore
    104 3 A TOTAL of 115.000 tickets of the Malayan Chinese Assoiation Lottery have been m Singapore up to •June 16, Mr. Cnong rhutt Pitt. President of the Malayan Chinese Association (Singapore Branch), said yesterday. He said m all, 150,000 I k< I were allotted for sale
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    PMU Leader Offers To Reform UMNO
    115 3 inc. president or tne remnsuiar Malays Union. Johore Branch. Inche Ahmad bin Hap Abdul Rahim. has made an Offer to reorganise tne UMNO, if Dato Onn resigns from his presidentship. The offer is contained m a statement to The Standard m which the P.M.U.
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    Co-op Society Decision On Pre-war Loans
    121 3 Co-op Society Decision On Pre-war Loans m. m m.^/ ■%^f m ja-m -*~r *sv m w IPOH, Sun.— The North Regi ma] Committee of the Federaof Malay Postal and 7 ecommunications Co-operative T:i;-.;* and Loan Society at its anmial general meeting here today unanimously rejected a proposal that loan repayments
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    POLITICAL WORTH DOUBTED
    153 3 POLITICAL WORTH DOUBTED Standard Staft Correspondent LONDON. June 17— Doubts that the new regulations *o tlenv food, medicine and other supplies to Malayan guerillas will be "uorthw* tie politically" :>re .\pr«ssed b\ The Times special correspondent m Kuala Lumpur. "Tbe new regulations are the loiri- il extension of an accepted
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    US Congressmen Due Tomorrow
    69 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE U.S. Congressional delegation which attended tfce opening of the Australian Parliament m Canberra June 9-17, is expeeied from Djakarta at the Kall a n g airport tomorrow at 4.30 p.m. The party includes U.S. Representatives A. S. J. Carnahan, Daniel J. Flood.
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    Malacca Council
    31 3 Standard Stan Correspondent MALACCA. Sun.— When the Settlement Council meets on Tuesday, Mr. C. F. Gomes will ask when the Malacca Tampin railway will be restored to the Settlement.
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    Progressives Re-elect C.C. Tan As Chairman
    893 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SELECT COMMITTEE appointed by the Singapore Legislative Council to uo into the question of Government's building programme under the Education and Medical Plans ha> completed its deliberations. Its report and findings will be published shortly. This was stated by the
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    Soldiers, Civilians Clash In KL Park
    217 3 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. One- Malay Regiment soldier and a Chinese are now m hospital with injuries as a result of fighting which broke out last night at the Bukit Bintang Park here between a party of .Malay soldiers and some Chinese
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    Manyam Elected SFSU President
    195 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. S. S. .MAX YAM VU terday elected president of the Singapore Federation of Services Union by one vote. In 1950 i this year, he lost the preside cy of the Army Civil Service Union by one vote. At the annual deleg; ference
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    Radical Party
    66 3 PENANG. Sun.— The B Party, a new political party will be formed here shortb w si m t te r Pel ing Municipal elections. Tne R P. will bo non-com-munal and will be open to all ire cli able to vote. A me< ing ue held on Tuesday,
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    Chief Of The AICC Hails IMP
    223 3 Chief Of The AICC Hails IMP Standard Stall Reporter MR. S. O. K. ÜBAIDCI.LA!? president of the Associated Indian Chamber* of Commerce hailed Da*o Onn's proposed [ndep< ndence ol Malaya Part] yesterday In bis presidential speech delivered at the annual general meeting of the Chan bers m Kuala Lumpur, Said
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    A Serious Loophole
    694 4 r I 'HERE appears to b« a serious loophole m the la s oi (be Colony. If stops are not taken to close it. the loophole may interfere with the dispen- lion of justice. I As o ir laws stand at present, our Courts have no power
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    One Country That Has Solved Its Race Problem
    1244 4  - One Country That Has Solved Its Race Problem J. Halcro Ferguson HARMONY AND PROGRESS IN BRAZIL By Al a time when racial pro blems are troubling the entire world, it is often forgotten that at least one large country has succeeded m find^ ing a solution: Brazil. But when I
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    Dato Onn Removing Racial Barriers
    360 4 Sir -If independent democracy is to be established, tl i all racial barriers should b emoved to allow all those who b c settled and are to the country oi leii adoption to have equal rights. Unh ss .7 until such rig its are established,
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    Striking At The Root Of Dual Nationality
    716 4 Sir.- I would have preferred to avoid controversy over v the State Nationality Bill but when the Editor of a popular paper like yours expresses opinions based" not on facts but on what passes for facts. I am constrained to take up my
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    Modern Females Tempt Polygamous Males
    378 4 Sir:— We have been told that marriage is the highest form of friendship between two persons who have decided^ to become husband and wife. Yes. it should also be known that friendship— of whatever form will not endure if one always lives on the other.
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    The Price Balloon
    387 4  -  CASSAND By ]VOW pay attention. Does anyone and that includes large turnip v. hieh you are about to know of any single thing which has price over the past six months'.' lf you take any substantial list pin and then do the shut-eye method will hit hundreds
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    We, the People Long Waiting List Of Tuberculars
    151 4 We, the People Long Waiting List Of Tuberculars S Three days ago, 1 accompanied a fri< I < Ip"h District Hospil fering T.B. oi need stag* H by the M.O. m c I s c on thi ting list bi Now, what rming s tv tion all T.B are m.
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    10 Top AP Men In Leading Capitals Say — WORLD WAR DANGER HAS LESSENED
    1652 5 10 Top AP Men In Leading Capitals Say WORLD WAR DANGER HAS LESSENED Situation Is No Longer As Critical As In 1950 LO.NDO, June 17 (AP).— As the first anniversary of the Korean war approaches, Associated Press correspondents m ten key spots report that, with some ifs," the world looks
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    MPs GAZE ON TREASURE
    666 5 ANKARA. June IT 'AFP>— The Muslim chests containing fabulous treasures of the Ottoman Empire, not touched since 192,, were opened yesterday m the presence of the Turkish Minister of Finance and of the National Assembly. Amongst the Ottoman Empire i isures is the famous emerald which
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    Korea Aussies To Be Relieved
    61 5 The Australian 3rd Battalion m Korea is to be relieved and will return to Australia. About 500 troops, some of whom had I been m Korea since October, will be replaced by troops now .m Japan and others sent from Australia.— Reuter-AAP Talks for establishment
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    West Counter-Blockade Threat To E. Germany
    175 5 West Counter Blockade Threat To E. Germany BERLIN, June 17 (Renter). The three Western Vllie-l commandants have hit hark at Soviet trade restrictions on \X est Berlin by threatening to withhold vital Wes l Berlin goods from East Germany. In a letter to West Berlin Mayor Ernst Renter, the commandants
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    Nehru Pledge To Nepal
    42 5 NEW DELHI, June 17 (UP) A message from Khatmnndu. capital of Nepal, says Indian Prime Minister Shri Nehru, addressing a mammoth meeting, reaffirmed Nepal's independence "because her independence is good for India as well as other Asian countries."
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    650 US SHIPS TIED UP
    27 5 NEW YORK, June 17 (Reuler) A maritime strike involving all major United Stales ports and 650 vesse s began yesterday with more
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    Chinese Reds Sound Warning
    418 5 'Jap Pact In 2 Months' WASHINGTON, fme 17. As informed rkrlm here slated that tin* Japanese peace treaty would l»e ready for signature m about two months, a totniiunii*! newspaper m Hongkong warned that Red China would not stand id'\ l>> nvhHe the I ,'.S. rrarms
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    Flood Rescues
    15 5 CALCUTTA. J I 7 Ed beni N !i I .ssiffn. it ie are
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    Tin Fell $113 A Pieul In 16 Days
    593 6 Tin Fell $113 A Pieul In 16 Days By A Special Correspondent TIN has fallen Si 1 3 per pieul from $565j to $452£ m 16 days, and there has been considerable conjecture as to where the market will level off. Such action by one of the earliest metals known
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    The Week's Business
    239 6 Industrials: .Eastern United Assurance $38.00, Fraser Neave 53.37\ to $3.45 xd. Gammon $2.12£ to $2. 1 d, Hammer $35 DO Hongkong Bank $750, Malayan Breweries $5.7(1 to 55.75. McAlisier $34.00. Robinson Ord. $3.11) 53. 05. Robinson Ist Prefs $5.00. Singapore Cold Storage $4.25 $4.30, Straits Times $3.75.
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    Hongkong Bank Society Officials
    92 6 Standard M;itv Reporter FOLLOWING were elected officebearers oJ the Hongkong and Sh<.i!ik,ha: Banking Corporation. Singapore, Local Benevolent Society for The year 1951 52: Patrons: Mr C. L. Edwards. CB. .IP. Mi. tain Bock Kee, JP, Presidenl Mr. Sim Miah Kian; Vice-presidents Mr H. E. Cordeiro and
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    Freak Pineapple
    111 6 Standard Staff Reporter This freak pineapple was yesterday described as 'rare but not unknown" by Prof. K. E. Holttum. Professor of Botany, University of Malaya. This pineapple resembling a full-bloom flower grew m the pineapple estate of Mr. Quek Shin of Singapore. It is eight inches high and
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    Radio Men's Move For Housing Allowance
    199 6 Radio Men's Move For Housing Allowance Standard Staff Reporter MEM HERS of the Department of Broadcasting Employees I aion m Singapore yesterdaj |»a->»**«i a resolution requesting Government to pay all temporary officers half of the standard housing allowance during the 35 months ending June 30, last year. Mr C S
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    Decline In Tin Imports
    101 6 j— A STEADY decline m the monthly tonnage of tin imports into Malaya since the beginning of the year is shown m the I itest official statistics. Imports of tin concentrates into Malaya last month amount I > r43 tons compared with 790 tons m April,
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    Big Food Cargo For Singapore
    114 6 Standard Shipping: Correspendent THE. Blue Funnel ship Gorgon brought from EYeemantle as cargo for Singapore 2,500 sheep, 1._41 bags of oats and wheat, 150 cases of beer. 173 bales oi '.you!. 380 bags of chaff, 1,962 packages of potatoes. 248 cases oi condensed milk. ba_.s
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    Company Reports
    429 6 AX exceptionally consistent I rainfall during the year ended I Sent. 30. 1950. enabled Gopeng C msoiidated Ltd. usii g ydraulic methods to increase its tin output and show an improved net profit of £213.573 (53.9'; I after British p: Bits tax. Five dividends paid I tal 42
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    Call-up Hinders Firms Run With Local Staff
    224 6 Standard Staff Reaarier THE establishment of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority under the leadership of Dato Onn was described as "a very healthy sign" by the president of the Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce, Mr. S. O. K. Übaidullah, at the annual
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    Ferak Win MCFA Cup Tie
    450 7 photo. Standard Selangorßea ten 2—l At Ipoh Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. Perak's football supremacy over Selangor was once again demonstrated though, this time, il was only m a community stale when the Selangor Chinese were eliminated by the Perak Chinese by 2-1 m an
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    S'pore-Navy Match Produces 10 Goals
    350 7 S 'pore-Navy Match Produces 10 Goals [HERE uas a glut of goals at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when Singapore mci Royal .Navy m a friendly soccer match. Singapore had to Bght hard i for their 6- 1 victory. For winning the game Singapore had to thank their defence. V iss
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    RAF Tengah Keep Record
    145 7 RAF Ten gah Keep Record 7 V F 17 NGAH Lball XI ke their va c .e< rd m S )ore A F.A. division 2 c c npi Lps when they 7v beat Star Soccerite ts Club by l-o a: Geyls g i yesterday. playe dis ippointcking thei] rwa jvei
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    Golf Final Decided
    44 7 Miss D. Butler and Mrs. U. Cavanagh will meet m the final of the Singapore women's golf championship. In the semifinals yesterday Miss Butler beat Mrs. B. Ferral Smith 5 and 4 and Mrs. Cavanagh beat Miss J. Taylor one up.
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    SAFA League Standings
    521 7 LATEST positions m the Singapore Amateur Football Association league are as follows:— R Kranji 8 8 21 3 16 K:Uong Sa-arah AlO 7 1 2 3o 12 15 Tion<? Bahru Rangers 9 6 2 1 19 4 14 Customs S.C. 12 4 S s 22 20 i
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    Hotspurs, Aston Play Good Soccer
    50 7 Hotspurs, Aston Play Good Soccer In a S.A.F.A. Division HI A soccer match on tne C.V.M A ground yesterday A?:nn AC beat Hotspurs by 3-1. It was a bright game with both teams playing m top form. Scorers were Chan Seng, Arthur Lim (2) for Aston and Sullieman for Hotspurs.
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  • ALL THE WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS
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      Combined Schools Lose By 8 Wickets
      364 8 COMBINED Schools, Singapore, |»vi up a still I7_ltj again-*! a Singapore Cricket Association XI hut had lo admit defcal by eight wickets m their two-clay cricket match which ended yesterday on the SKC ground. Combined Schools who batted first were all out for 97
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      Mulley Tops Jockeys List
      316 8 MI'LLKY and Jack Spencer were the champion jockey esped h ely m Tui 7 .ib June meet- concluded on Satur i Merry-Go-Roimcl. with Mnlle.v up, being led into the winner's enclosure aftei completing the "double" m the Perak Turf Club June Meeting last Saturday. Photo by
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      Women Test Cricket Scores
      102 8 LONDON. June 17 (Reuter). England batted all day m the first women's Test cricket match with Australia at Scarborough yesterday and were 2t!o for eight wickets when stumps were draws Feature of the match was a century by Miss Cecilia Robinson, the opening bat who readied
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      Jollilads Mark 3rd Anniversary
      8 8 I JQLLILADS Athletic Union
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      MALACCA AGAIN OUT CHEAPLY
      232 8 Singapore Win By Innings MALACCA fared a little heller m thc second innings yesterday m their rirkcl match against a Singapore Cricket Association XI but it was not «s«mhl rnongh t«» save them from an innings defeat. Thanks to Sequerah, Kailasapathy and Thomas who hit 21.
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      Sweden, PI, W. Germany In S-Finals
      182 8 Sweden, PI, W. Germany In S-Finals S7ARBORO7CH. YORKSHIRE, J^nc IT (Reuter) Sweden completely routed Britain m the::- European Z>:.l> Davis Cun quarterfina] here yes terday winning the two remain mi: singles to gain a five tv zero victory. In the first match Tony Mottram was be.. ten by Lennart Bergelin
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      SELANGOR BEAT NEGRI BY 10 WICKETS
      252 8 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Scfaagor heat Negri Sembilan by JO wickets m their Eater-state rridtet match which ended here today. Selangor led h> <*H runs m the first innings hrn Negri todni managed i<> wipe off the deficit with 11 runs to
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      Compton Spins Out 5 Yorkshire Men
      424 8 Compton Spins Out 5 Y orkshire Men LONDON, June 17. Denis Compton, captaining Middlesex, howled his leftarm spinners so well against Yorkshire today that he claimed five wickets for 88. Willie Watson, the Sngland lefthan (er c mtributed a valuable »>'. to Yorkshires total. Driving and pulling excellently, he hit
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      Clark Wins In 56th Game
      89 8 BRISTOL. June IT 'Reuter*.— Straight Clark oi tl United State- won the West of England men's singles title here yesterday after a 56 games marathon final against his compatriot Hal Burrows. Clark won 9-7 6-3 5-7 t-6 7-5 m the two hours match, the I
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      Ben Hogan Wins US Open Golf
      217 8 BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN, June 1 i |AP G >.. s mit v h'tle comeback man." li gan yestc .da;, staged an his incredible finishes to win his third United SJ it, championship with a 72 score of 287 With a three under par 5*7 the
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      31 8 tipygl! TIM-flSt. HIGH TIDES at the DrincipaJ resorts m Malaya TODAY: A.M P.M Singapore io.ll 9.1.9 Malacca fi.rj i.m Port l»i< Kson 5.03 r >.47 Port s'lkiiii _~50 4.06 PeiKinjj 11.40
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