Singapore Standard, 21 June 1951

Microfilm: NL2281
Total Pages: 12
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    11 1 Singapore Standard SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Higher Taxes for S'pore In Near Future
    273 1 combat Inflation lar.l Slat RepOTtC* H|> laxatkw in Singapore in lhe near 1 will be levied on luxuries. of i purchase lax while up- ol income taxation affecting I tiu bigbet income bracket cannot be rultii ont. Tho Acting Financial S< cretary, Mr.
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    FBI Nabs 17 More REads In US
    7 1 FBI Nabs 17 More REads In US
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    French Renew ... Drave on Vieiminh Base
    6 1 French Renew Drave on Vieiminh Base
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    BRADLEY TO STAY
    36 1 ISHINGTON .1 i ic 20 AFP) —I- coi fii me I here tod 13 p esid Truman has rc- ei I B. ad ey to reI chaii man ol the Chiefs Staffs -> !1
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    Rubber Wages Agreement Signed
    120 1 The Hon'ble Mr. P. P. Narayanan, chairman of the Workers' Negotiating Committee and Mr. R. Boyd, secretary of the M.P.I. E.A. sigped an agreement on Jane 19 based on the recommendations of the Board of Arbitration on Plantations Workers' Wages. The signing was witnessed by representatives
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    Secret Cwealth Defence Talks In London Today
    352 1 LONDON. June 20 (Reuter). Over 30 defence ministers, military leaders and civilian representatives of >ix Commonwealth countries begin a week's seeret conference here tomorrow on defence strategy. Emphasis of the talks in which India, Pakistan and Ceylon are not taking part will be
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    Allies Down 10 Red Jets On 4th Day
    214 1 TOKYO. June 20 (UP) United States fighters destroyed ui damaged ten Communist planes today in the fourth and biggest air battle over Northv esl Korea in as many days. Mo e th va 100 Fifth Air Force and Communist planes tangled in
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    UK Stand In FE Seen Stiffening
    113 1 HONGKONG, June 20 (UP) The announcement that Bu- ,i a will place exports to China a-ui Hongkong under licence mtr0 l emphasized the maea* inely tough attitude toward the Chinese Communists winch is becoming evident here. The new control system will into effect on
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    Missing Research Ship Sighted
    48 1 MOMBASA. June 20 -The fishery r s e ar s^ ip wee k of Silhouette, missing for a weeic. wa? sighted this af ternoon by a Royal Air Force Lanca rter an rraft in a position halfway a* fween Mombasa and the Se>mmmm m_____w_M_______W
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    Indonesian Airline Cancels Flights
    53 1 JAKARTA. June 20: (Reuter-) AAP)— -Garuda Indonesia Airways todav cancelled all flights from Jakarta after 1200 hours local time following the outbreak of a sit-down strike oi some 2,000 ground Personnel. The strike was started by the smaller of two aviation workers unions which comprise au
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    US Maritime Strike May End Shortly
    143 1 NEW YORK, June 20. (UP)— East and West coast ship owners looked tor a quick settlement of the five-day-old maritime strike todav as thev readied a new and secret "package" offer for three striking ClO unions. Hints that the shippers hoped concessions to the
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    Anglo-Iranian Shares Steady
    100 1 LONDON, June 20 (Reuter)— News of tne breakdown m the Teheran oil talks did not depress Anglo-Iranian shares on the London Stock Exchange today. On the contrary, after a quiet opening, they steadily advanced. Bv the early afternoon they were 102s. 6d.. appreciably above yesterday's price of
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    Prague Refuses
    36 1 WASHINGTON, June 20 (UP). —Secretarv of State Hean Acheson reported today that Czechoslovakia has refused to release immediately the pilots ot two United States jet fighter planes which crash-landed in Czechoslovakia on June 8.
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    Reds Keep Up Mass Killings In Shanghai
    47 1 Reds Keep Up Mass Killings In Shanghai 284 Executed In l Day unwrKONG June 20. Reuter- A AF).— The Shanghai H(^r Wen Th pio, in its issue on June IS said i-uted in Shanghai on June 15. %,%_Z*cS__l_&£& 5A a A* afternoon. AA k nl""* ji Am
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    RAF Stations In M-E Alerted As Oil Talks Fail
    664 1 FAYID, Suez Canal Zone, June 20 (Renter) B0fti Air Force stations throughout tlie Middle East have been alerted following the breakdown in the Anglo-Persian oil talks, according to observers here. Transport and jet fighter bomber squads are standing b> in Ilabbaniya,
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    Eden Urges Escort For Oil Tankers
    228 1 LONDON, June 20 (Reuter) —The use of au "effective escort" to get British oil tankers through the Suez Canal in spite of Egypt's ban on those going to Haifa was suggested bv Mr. Anthony Eden, former British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, acting leader of
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    Critical Turn, Says Aeheson
    55 1 WASHINGTON, June 20 <UP> —Secretarv of State Dean Aeheson at his press conference todav described the BritishIranian Oil dispute as critical and «aid he hoped the Teheran Government would reconsider its action in breaking off negotia--11 He said the United States was disturbed over the breakdown
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    Envoy Asks Evacuation Of Families
    135 1 TEHERAN, June 20 IReu er»The British Ambassador to fer sia Sir Francis Shepherd -an nounced that the jf^ftJi! Britis employees in the oil he.d should take adva I tge o the evacuation offer made by the oil C °Tt?el-e y are -bout SOO of ttee
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    Subs For China Reds
    46 1 TAIPEI, June 20 (Beuter- &AP)— The Russian Navy denvered 28 submai ies to th* On- I nese Communists Navy at the joint Sino-Russian controlled port of Daim). M ichuria. three weeks ag". accordii g to unciMfirmed intelligence reports reaching .bis Nationalist capital.
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    Iran Govt. Orders Takeover
    228 1 Iran Govt. Orders Takeover TEHERAN, frame 20 (Renter).— tV«Uf« emment to«la> or«l«-rr«l it* own nen int<» ilirrrl control of the jsreal WinIranian oil iii-laHatioiis ami dlTtJCted that all rr\«>nii<' be l»ai«l into national hank account*. Ti;.>* Cabinet and I kwei nm 'i. 1 Oil Commission mei foe six hours round
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    Evatt To Lad Labour Party
    61 1 CANBERRA, fui e t» <UJ >- rhe Lib »ui P.< ty r■' He t>e V K\ itl a« der i p. |j on;- isi! onj i c C( :i ,:me P M;e M Joseph B. Chifley wh* tfied oh week. A C veil was named
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    Suspicion Led To Opium Haul-Court To
    361 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE walking towards aii unattended ear early one morning, aroused the suspicion of a police patrol parly resulting in the seizure of l_2 sacks and eight packages of opium valued at nearly $300,000 in I a station wagon. This was
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    51 2 photo. ASSISTANT Nui sev the lan Toek Sein. hospital in Singapore worttaken on a toni of the Cold Btmfe Creameries Departlft at Orchard Road yr-t^rday mil ninj Picture shows the young assistant nurses sampling the new ynghonri See cream, atid by the looks on their laces, they s^em to approve.
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    Hospital Staff Get TB Tests
    117 2 Standard Woman Reporter ABOUT 530 members of the staff of the Singapore General Hospital nurses, office workers and drivers were examined yesterday by the international team of experts operating under the auspices of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund and the World Health Organisation.
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    Vehicle Insps. Can Now Use Cars
    78 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CIRCULAR forbidding Vehicle Inspectors of the Singapore Municipality from using any motor vehicles, whether their own or hired, has been withdrawn following representations made by Mr. S. S. Manyam (Progressive. North). The circular was issued by the Registrar of Vehicles.
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    MCs WANT FEDERATION GOVT. TO BEAR COST Three Places To Guard
    269 2 MCs WANT FEDERATION GOVT. TO BEAR COST Three Places To Guard Security Measures At Johore Water Works DR. G. V. ALLEN of the University of Malaya giving talk on the University Library at the Singapore Rotary Club yesterday. Extreme right is Mr. Yap Phenn Geek, the Rotary Club president, Second
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    Foreign Exchange A u thorities A lerted
    218 2 Red China Demand Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Foreign Exchange Control authorities have been alerted to cover every possible loophole to prevent money beng .-ent to Retl (ihina by those Teoebews who are believed lo have received letters from Peking Government demanding "fabulous sunis."'
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    'USE ENGLISH SIXTH FORM. AS MODEL'
    176 2 Standard Staff Reporter THK HOPE that the P sl S Certifi ate Classes wil I develop on the model of the Engli Sixth Form thus en- tents to gain exemp- rom t'r»e Interme liate E xpi i sed in the th< atesl iss te
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    Beam Swung, Hit Worker
    104 2 Beam Swung, Hit Worker AN AMERICAN told the Singap >re Coroner's Court at an earlier hearing that lie saw a swinging beam strike a Tamil labourer on the head on board the Steel Recorder on June 8. He was Mr. Lincoln Meggard the second ma'e of the ship, who was
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    Musicians' Union E!scts President
    61 2 MR H ALEXANDER was elec t e d President of the Musicians Union of Singapore at the union's general meeting recently. Other office-bearers are VicePresident: Mr. H. Lammerts; Hon. -Secretary; G. A. Soliano; Asst.-Hon.-Secretary: J. Nazareth 11. a. Secretary: D. A. Caspar. Committee: A. Ma: tia.
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    New A.D.C.
    37 2 Squadr* n Leader s. R. Hyland, DF C. AFC. Boral Air Furce. has been appointed honorary ADC to the Singapore Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, in place of Squadron Leader J. a. Howard-WUhams, who has resigned.
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    Watchman Broke In
    59 2 ABDUL Hameed bin Shaikh Yacob a watchman, gave notice of appeal .vhen he was sentenced to two months' imprisonment in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. Abdul was convicted of entering a shop in Stamford Road on the night of Apia'. 11. Sentence was stayed pending appeal
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    Not A Detective
    40 2 SINGAPORE police state that Wdaam Goh, mentioned ns a detective who was charged in the Singapore Third District Court with theft (in yesterday's issue of The Standard) is no longer a detective in the Singapore Police Force.
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    Three Months
    65 2 LEE MING, a labourer, was sentenced to three months' rigorous impris >nment to be followed by one year's police supervision in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. Lee was convicted of dis- honestly retaining two packets ol cigarettes and six drops of sweets worth 70 cents belonging to
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    Woman Tells Court Of Five Masked Men
    282 2 A CHINESE woman told the Singapore First Police Court vesterday, how five masked robbers, armed with M something entered her house at Clyde Terrace, forced the oeeu pants into a room, and got awav with $3,400 cash and jewellery, and two cash cheques
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    Youth Will Hear Istanbul Report
    71 2 The first General Council Meeting of the Singapore Youth Council will be held at the British Council Hall, Stamford Road tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. Miss N. Mithcell will report on the Istanbul Conference of the World Assembly of Youth held in 1950. In addition to
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    Bid To Make 21 Insps. Permanent
    85 2 Standard Staff Reporter ALTHOUGH Singapore Municipal Commissioners decided in 1949 that the 21 temporary Vehicle' Inspectors in the Registrar of Vehicles' Office should be put on the^ permanent establishment, they are still on the temporary list A request to have this position immediately rectified
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    Eight S'pore Appointments
    151 2 THE Governor of Singapore has approved the following appointments: Mr. C. McLaren Reid, Assistant Comptroller of Customs, to act as Comptroller of Customs, in place of Mr. H. S. J. Lloyd. Mr. J. A. Parker to be Assistant Comptroller of Customs. Revenue. Singapore, in place of Mr.
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    More Dollars For Anti-TB Association
    79 2 THF SINGAPORE Tuberculosis Association grate- 1 fully a a a W dgi the I ing donations:I lr. Ong Liew Chuan ala. Laine Watson <_v- Co. 1 I $11 a Montor Ltd.. (bei found in the parking ma at the Saf< W* ek Exhibition. $6; llash
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    4 Runaway Stris Sti Detained
    29 2 4 Runaway Stris Sti Detained Stami ti i ian i |i 1 I! -i tii. I hint* wtorclu on their S under h tion. allow i report* b_? i
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    Suggestion To Use Ship's Power 'Not Practicable
    8 2 Suggestion To Use Ship's Power 'Not Practicable "is
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    Three Acquitted
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    FED. CHINESE SCHOOLS ALERT
    291 3 (,i; aiding Against Ipfiliration Of \[a\ Propaganda •mj ilard Stall Correspondent Ll UPI ft Wed. All possible steps n bj Headmasters of (.hinese Lumpnr and other parts of the ienl infiltration ol Communist tl i< ir schools, schools in the Federation, cularfy on the look-out for
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    63 3 photo. Group photo taken at tho Education Office. Kuaia Lumpur, on the eve of Capt. Mohd. Aii bin Mohammed's departure to Austria to attend the World Stouts Jamboree. Seated, left to light: Che Mariam, Che Zabedah. Mr. G. Wood. Senior Inspector of Schools). Cho Kalthum and Capt. Mohd. Aii. Standing:
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    Aequitted On CBT Charge
    9 3 Aequitted On CB T Charge l s C pondeul
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    Threatened To Stab Compatriot
    301 3 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An Indian. Paramu was chai g« i before Mr AT Jack, in the first :tt. g ;trate's court today. with committing criminal intimidation, a-, th eatening Kandapoo with injury on Oe 29 last. The allegation was that Para mu si
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    Man's Head Slashed, KL Court Told
    78 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— An Indian. Muniappan, was charged before Mr. A.P. Jack in the first magistrate's court today, with attempting to commit murder ol V Marimuthu. bv slashing his head on June 6 at Circular Road. He was also charged wJt.i voluntarily causing grievous
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    they Wonl 'S§n Oi Scotland' Bach
    283 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KtALA LUMPUR, Wed. "May heaven and our ancestors brinu him back to us" Le^ Bon Loi ixAkOV Chin Huat). Tan Cheng Leon? (Headman). Che^f Kwons Fei (Headman), Wal r^hee (Headman), L na Poon Choo (Ciiop Toh Sun? Tons) and Low Joe
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    Aged Man Jailed For Consorting
    250 3 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Seventy-year-old Chong Ngi. who tried to help the bandits by giving them food and rice, was sentenced to live years" rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Justice Fletcher Rogers, in the Supreme Court today, on a charge of consorting. Haji bin
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    50 Attend JB Evening Classes
    163 3 Standard Start Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. More than al) adults, mostly clerk.- in Government oftice.- in Johore Bahru, are attending the newly organized Adult Evening Classes winch wiii be opened so a after the Hari Raya Puasa. Revealing this, Inche Rahmat bin Haji Ismail. an
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    Welfare Lottery
    45 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Tn.e first public lottery hv the Social and Welfare Services hs unlikely to reach the one million dollar mark. With three more days to go helore the sales of tickets cease. 642,742 tickets were soh! up to 4.15 p.m. today.
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    Compensations For Dependants Of 2 Shot Men
    163 3 MUAR Wed. Fo:- the death of Wee Thiam llocl;. termer manager of Jayang Kondar Estate, Muar. the two widows o: the deceased, Yeo Geok Choo ind Teo Sam Neo and seven children were awarded $3,200 by the Commissioner of Workmen s Compensation, Muai-.
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    Federation Briefs
    407 3 A CHINESE. Leong Yew. was charged before Inche Ibrahim, in trie first magistrates court. Kuala Lumpur, with retaining a stolen bicycle belonsing to one, Law Kwee Kee. He was sentenced to ten weeks' hard labour .vith elTect from the date of his arrest. May 5. BEFORE Che Hussein
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    Labourers Hard Hit By 'Operation Starvation9
    512 3 Labourers Hard Hit By 'Operation Starvation 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, We«l. Many persons who have lo he at their place of employment hy seTen o'clock in the morning today must ha\e ha«l to leave home on an empty stomach, except, perhaps, for a cup of tea or coffee.
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    Bandit Killed A fter Chase Into Jungle
    222 3 Standard Siatt Corrrspottdenl KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —When a party <>t seven terrorists emerged from tho jungle in tbe Cameron Highlands, yesterday, security forces opened fire wounding ono of them who fled into the jungle. A patrol followed his blood trail until they found
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    Barnes Report For Council In September
    76 3 KUALA UMPIK. WVd. The Standard understands that the Barnes Report on Malay education will not come before the meeting of thc Federal Legislative Council to be held next month. It is believed that the Government will place for discussion both the Barnes Report and
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    5 claim Trial To Thzet Charge
    100 3 5 claim Trial To Theft Charge Standard Stall Reporter J< dIORE B \illU' II cri F >ar ni n and a yo\ i in. Mak il c. lfong H i v s•• Slong. B i Cliong and Ko.v s i. I trial in the M igist te"t c to two
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    THEFT ALLEGED
    66 3 Standard s;.*h CwrespewflgMt KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-- A Ca; iese w; larg A..P. the first M cour; tod; y, w:1 1 stea gad".-- oi petrol valued '< yesterday 69 C •1! VSC. A Malay, 5 t b. j S charged w. i aent. T -.ey calmed trial pnd the
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    Wife Was Insulted — Accused
    116 4 Wife Was Insulted Accused Standard Staff Reporter THE Assize trial of Rve Rangß Singh, his wife Siti Maryam binte Sam id and Sama Singh for the murder of Mohinder Singh entered the third day before Mr. Justice Spencer Wilkinson yeste "day. M ►hinder is alleged to have been attacked by
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    BOY CRASHED INTO LORRY
    84 4 Standard Stall Reporter WHILE Muttiah Pillay a 13--year-old b >y, was bringing some sugar back to his father's coffeeshop in Jalan Besar his bicycle collided with the rear of a lorry near Syed Alwi Road on June 6. The lorry driver, Chuan Choo, told the court
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    Printers Choose Their Men
    77 4 Standard Staff Reporter AT the fourth annua! general meeting of the Singapore Printing Employees Union the following \v-?re elected to the Committee oi Management: President: Mr. Oscar J. Fernandez: vice president: Mr. Asrai bin Haji Wahab: hon. gen. secretary: Mr. T. S. Maniam; hon. asst. secretary:
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    M.Cs Explore New Ways To Raise Money
    479 4 M.Cs Explore New Ways To Raise Money Standard Slaff Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioner 8 are now exploring methods of raising their revenue for the current and future years. This follows the ultimalum given by the Colony Government that it will not make any contri- j bution to the Municipal revenue
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    They Will Hoist Colony Flag In UK
    222 4 Standard Staff Reporter K. S. LING (24), secretary of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. Singapore, and Lam Thian (23) and other young people from Malaya have probably made the longest journey of any of the thousand young people from 33 countries to attend the international
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    Russell For Cruise In Borneo
    116 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Commander-in-Chief. Far East Station, Vice-Admiral Sir Guv HE. Russell, left the Singapore Naval Base yesterday, flying his flag in H M.S. Alert, on a rruise to North Borneo and Sarawak. He was accompanied by Lady Russell, his daughter Margarea. and Lady
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    Unionists Study New C.O.L. Rates Today
    239 4 Unionists Study New C.O L. Rates Today A MEETING of the Cost of Living Committee of Singapore Trade Unions will he held this evening at the promises of the Singapore Teachers' Union to eomsider the new increased rates of C.O.L.A. approved hy the Legislative Council on Tuesday. A spokesman of
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    Housewife Faces Charge Of Murder
    89 4 Housewife Faces Charge Of Murder A 27-YEAR-OLD housewife was yesterday committed in the Singapore Fourth Police Court to stand trial in the next Assizes on a charge of murder. Low Ah Kim a Chinese woman was alleged to have thrown her two-year-o!d baby daughter into a well near her home
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    Reflector Gets Man Jailed
    54 4 A CHINESE, Lui Teck Kwan, was sentenced to four weeks' rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore Third Police Court vesterday when he was convicted of being in fraudulent possession of one bicycle reflector valued at $2.50 at Gate No. 5 in the Singapore Harbour Board on the
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    Storemen's Claims Go To Strachey
    466 4 Standard Stafl Reporter THE 8.000-stron*; Army Civil Service Union of Singapore has taken the demands of about 1.000 civilian storekeepers employed by the Army, for reversion to their original category of Non-Industrial workers, direct to Mr. John Strachey, Secretary of State for War in the
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    Bullitt Will Call On MacDonald
    121 4 WILLIAM Christian Bullitt, former U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union and France, is scheduled to arrive in Singapore tomorrow by air from Bangkok. Mr. Bullitt wiU be here for two days, leaving Smgapore on Sunday, for Australia. He is touring the Far East and Australia
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    BLACKOUT AREAS TODAY
    79 4 Standard Staff Reporter L, streets and areas which are liable to be backed-out today a, '?> aS fS!^ w *4, Day: Milne Road, Jalan Pekan, i±an_Sultan 2 _j3each_^oad, Al. Yio Chu Kang Rond, Government Printing Office, Woodleieh Park. Braddell Heights, Arthur Road» Tanjong Katong Road, Broaderick Road,
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      143 4 NOTICES NATURALISATION "VOTICE is hereby given that Wee Keng Guan of No. 34, Bideford Road, Singapore 9. is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reasons why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written and signed statement of the facts to the
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      171 4 INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF MALAYA: Meeting and talk on "Insurance men as I see them" by Mrs. E. V. Davies Mr. Yap Pheng Geek. Mr. j' Jumabhoy and Mr D S Marshall at G. H. Cafe 5.15 p.m. y-M-C-A., Orchard Road: French Class 0.00 p.m.. Gymnastics Class Table-tennis 1 p.m CHINESE
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    South African Republic Matter Of Time: Malan
    136 5 CAPETOWN, June 20 (Reuter)- The South African Prime Minister, Dr. Daniel Malan, said today he was sure Sou*;: Africa would ultimately become a Republic. I convinced it will come." he declared, but added it would b had to lorm a Republic be- se
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    Court Sequel To Estate Tragedy
    94 5 Standard Stall Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— A British Police Lieutenant. John Graham Quick, attached to the Senai Rubber Estate Police Post, was produced in the Magistrate's Court here today and charged with causing the death of another European Police Lieutenant. Timoney. by a negligent act
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    23 Fishermen Die On Holiday Outing
    58 5 S-\N DIEGO. California. lune 20: (Reuter) Twentythree fishermen, on a holiday outing were drowned on Saturday when their boat sank in rough water off the coast of Southern California, /eporti reaching here iast night said. The fcoat carried 37 people bound !<»• Cedros Island,
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    Chinese Reds Won't Quit, Says AP Man
    288 5 SAN FRANCISCO, June 20 (AP).— Red China will liiilit in korea despite huge casualties until it is decisively licked, KusseH Brines, former Associated Press bureau chief in Tokyo, declared upon his arrival here on Tuesday. He said a weakness of Amerioan and other
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    59 5 photo. Mr. Robinson MaeLean <:t Sound Masters Inc. save a cocktail p;rt\ last evening at Raffles Hotel in Singapore, to meet members ot the local press. Seen in the picture are from left, Mr. Robinson MacLean, staff writer for Sound Masters. Mr. Robert Sl:aplt'ii of Colliers magazine, and T. J.
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    UK Troops Return Home From Asia
    78 5 SOUTHAMPTON. June 20 (Renter)— Royal Marine Commandos returning from Mala.va. and 100 Korea wounded. were among 1,500 British service personnel, wives and families who arrived he: e today by a troopship. Also on board were the Ist Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, home for the rlrst
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    15 Catholic Students Killed In Accident
    36 5 MUNICH. June 20 (AP> Fifteen Roman Catholic students returning from a pilgrimage were killed and six seriously injured yesterday in a train-truck collision in Bavaria, German police reported last night.
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    STORE FIRE DESTROYS 250,000 FT OF FIT FILMS 5 Vaults Gutted
    405 5 STORE FIRE DESTROYS 250,000 FT OF FIT FILM S 5 Vaults Gutted Standard Staff Reporter A FIRE broke out in the film vaults of the Malav Film Productions Ltd., a Shaw Brothers concern at Jalan Ampas off Balestier Road last night shortly after nine o'clock and gutted five of the
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    Manufacturers Of Coffee Are Warned
    134 5 Standard > :j tl 1 orrespondenl PENANG- Wed. Labelling seems to be the only infringement m ide by coffee manufacturers in Penang, stated the Municipal Health Officer. He said that three ol the samples taken suggested that the product was pure coffee, but in fact,
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    Films Will Educate Pedestrians
    124 5 Films Will Educate Pedestrians standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Wed.— The Ipoh Traffic Committee has decided that there is an urgent need to educate pedestrians in road sense. This was revealed in the minutes of a recent meeting which were circulated at this today's monthly meeting of the Kinta Town Board.
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    Cocktail Party
    62 5 Photo. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Kripalani and Mr. and Mrs. Thakur M. Badlaney were hosts at a cocktail party held last even ing at No. 20. Thiam Siew Avenue. Singapore. From left. Mr. and Mrs. Badlaney. Mr. and vlrs. Kripalani, Mrs. ML Lobo. JP. and Mrs Uaniasawami.
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    Rides To Holy Land
    38 5 GARMISCH PARTENKIRCHEN, June 20 (AP)— Countess Ellen von Hokenau, who made a pilgrimage to Rome on horse- 1 back in 1950, is riding to the i Holy Land, it was learned here I vesterday.
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    Chinese Queries On 'Votes'
    145 5 Chinese Queries On 'Votes' St.mdard Start Correspondent PEN AKG. Wed -A number of questions on lhe Municipal elections were raised by representatives ot the various Chinese guilds and associations in Penang when they met Mrs. G. Hawkins. Supervisor ol local elections, at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Mrs. Hawkins
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    Soldiers Charged With Robbery
    57 5 PENANG. Wed.- Two sok;:,!. Walter White and Gordon Thompson, appeared before Mr D C. I. Wernham in the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of robbing Abdul Rahman bin Ahmat, ot S(i at the 5} mile. Tanjong Bungah, on the night ot June IT They were
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    Ipoh Merchant Fined $1,000 On Food Charge
    226 5 Ipoh Merchant Fined $1,000 On Food Charge Standard Staff ar r*i anondr nl IPOH. W<ml. A fine of SUNMI or *i\ monlln imprisonment was imposed Im itatiaiuiin l»in I Yacob od Chow Peng lo«m mlio falseK denied i«» the Chief Food ami Price Coilliol Inspector'. Mr. linh. I Singh, that
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    Police Beat Off Bandits
    57 5 PENANG. Wi 1 unfile Squads and P the mainland rush* to j estale in South Pro i Wt i a a Special Con I post in the estate was tarked by a large number of uniformed bandits last nil ,a p.m. yesterday, ati excha ol I
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    A Centre For Oriental Studies
    2041 6 A Centre For Oriental Studies The University Of Malaya Should 8e.... Says Dr. G.V. JIUEN (Vice Chancellor, University Of Malaya) 4 UNIVERSITY must have a good library, and this is particularly true in Malaya where there are few libraries, and where the University must depend to a great extent upon
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    828 6 PRICE controls, action against hoarders and blackmarketeersi publication of fair retail I s, the setting up oi consumer resistance moven nts utoi appeals to traders to bring down prices of foodstuffs have failed to provide Singapore with ch< p and p. nti ;1 food. The average worker, ase
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    1055 6 Wha t's Wrong With Queen Kangs MISTER Peept r wal fc s angrily uto To k i •''> n *om t;/?d flings himself into a chair. His face is red with indignation, his breath comes in short angry pants, he is highly ex- ted about something. Takar: What is the
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    Truman Signs New Law On Conscription
    200 7 Truman Signs New Law On Conscription WASHINGTON, June 20 (Keuter) President Truman Tuesday signed the new conscription law which lowers the conscription age, extends the service system four years and lays the foundation for universal military training. Mr. Ji Oman signed u i bill in a White House ceremony. The
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    NATO Nations Sign Agreement On Status Of Individual Forces
    150 7 NATO Nations Sign Agreement On Status Of Individual Forces .hun- 20. (Router) The 12 North Atlantic Pact i\ signed an agreement on the >tatus of every tti airman serving in another NATO country. nl which will lake effect immediately to the i possible after pending constitutional ratification t men Is
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    Japs Admitted As UNESCO Observers
    32 7 PARIS, June 20, (AFP): s tatives I J ipan wt y- to attend pi 3 I her claim es v" V r.. Laos, and •>dm.--< d under
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    Carney Not Clear About Command
    194 7 Carney Not Clear About Command PARIS, ju ie 20, I UP) neral Dwight D. Eisenhower lis first fulldress council on the "defence of Europe" wil lis field commander, nominated with the status of the newly-created Southern Flank Command, in a state of adm ted "confusion." Admiral Robert Carney, who has
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    32 7 JAKARTA. June 20. 'AFP' A treaty of friendshp between Indonesia and the Philippines will be signed t it was announced today hv the Indonesian Minister of i it; >n, Arol M tnonutu.
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    Iran Flag Flies Over AIOC
    87 7 Photo. Crowds ol Iranians milled around the general management offices of the Angio-lranian Oil Company. near Abadan. on June 11, to see their flag raised over the premises. Amir Alai. the newly-appointed Governor of Rhuzistan Province, announced at the ceremony the government commission's intention of
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    UK To Press Egypt Reopen Suez ror Passage Of Tankers
    137 7 LONDON, June 20 (IP) Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison told the House of Commons yesterday that Briiain would press Egypt to reopen the Suez Canal lor the passage of tankers to the oil refinery in 1 Haifa. Replying to oei' nty
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    Settlement Of Anglo-Egyptian Dispute Urged
    162 7 Settlement Of Anglo-Egyptian Dispute Urged NEW VORK. June 2<> (UP) Egyptian delegare to the United Nations Molt a mined Fawzi Bey said in a .speech; last night that a sett lenient of the differences between Bri' am and Egypt would be of the greatest help toward establishing sl length throughout
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    Union To Discuss Freedom Of Press
    97 7 LONDON, .Tune 20, (lteuter) Lord Burnham, acting chairman i the Commonwealth Pi ess Unio n said today it was never more necessary nor more appropriate than now that the Union should discuss press freedom. Lord Burnnam .old the annual genera! meeting oi the Union
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    Japan To Be Readmitted To The ILO
    154 7 Japan To Be Readmitted To The ILO GENEVA, June 20 (AP) The Steering Committee of the 34th International Labour Conference recommended yesterday that Japan be readmitted! to the International Labour Organization (ILO). A Japanese application for membership was received by the conference last week. Thirteen years ago, Japan walked out
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    Govt. Urged To Lift Ban On Tshekedi Khama
    168 7 LOa'DOX. June 20 CKeuteri Lord Salisbury. Conservative leader in the Mouse of Lords. urged the Government Tuesday to reconsider its decision to oan ex-resent Tshekedi Khama from the Bamangwato reserve in Bechuanaland. "I would earnestly beg the government to reconsider Uu ii
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    Burma's Elections May Be Nullified
    72 7 Burma's Elections May Be Nullified RANGOON. Jnne 19 (AP> Burma's first regional elections mav be nullified and new elec- tions ordered following an investigation into opposition allegations of cheating, it was learned authoritatively today. The opposition charged the Socialist-controlled AFPPL Parte with manipulating votes, r. ing with ballot boxes and
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    57 Huks Surrender
    38 7 MANILA. June 20 (UP 1 Fittyseven Communist-led Huks surrendered formally to Defence Secretary Ramon Magsaysay at Candelaria Town in Quezon Province. Maasavsav wa? accompanied bv the Armed Fores Chief n! Staff. Maj. General Calixto Duque. >
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    US Reds Ask For Rehearing Of Case
    109 7 WASHINGTON. June 20, (UPI Eleven convicted American Communisl Partj i en gagt ci yest< day in a last efl stay out >f jail. Supreme Court affirmed on June 4 their convictions I i conspiring 4o teach and advocate the overthrow of the government.
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      Esther Williams, Washington: Tentmates
      303 7 WITH THE 251 h DIVISION. June 20 (UP) First Sergeanl William Nestor of New York was checking his company s bivouac area. ••Who sleeps in this tent. he demanded. "Esther Williams and George Washington," answered a soldier. The tent occupants proved to be Private Aster Williams
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    US Grant To UK For Aid To S-E Asia
    156 7 US Grant To UK For Aid To S-E Asia WASHINGTON, June 20 \P) Britain ba been irised to purchase US$ll2,--000,000 worth of American machine tools, ECA anno'..' ced, EGA said the British need the Is for armament produi I ion. H ey will be u_ec\ to make air- bodies, jet
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    Noted British Newsman Dies
    74 7 Mr. Hamilton F; i f Britis fori correspoi A- i is, iias died at i lsl < Ile joined the Times hs a of IT and later sen ed o thei lead. I p i ha ft .r co: esp< e saw act", i British F
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    Radar Night Bombing Hurting Reds1 Morale
    134 7 Radar Night Bombing Hurting Reds 1 Morale UNITED NATIONS, New York. June !0 (OP).—General Matthew Ridgway's Unified Command in Korea reported to the United Nations that radar bombing at nij;ht and in bad weather has cut into Communist morale. In the \n-st progress report jresterdaj lo the United Nations covering
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    RIL Offers Excursion Fares Round Trip To Japan
    389 8 RIL Offers Excursion Fares Round Trip To Japan Standard Shipping Reporter CHEAP excursion fares are being offered by the Koyal Interocean Line for their special summer cruises from Singapore to Japan and back during the next four months. Fares on the Boissevain, Ruys and Tegelberg 14.280-ton passenger liners! are $850
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    Sabotage Theory In Freighter Blaze
    239 8 Standard Shipping Reporter SAIGON saboteurs are suspected to have been responsible for the fire which broke out in the hold of the 7,1 76-ton French freighter, St. Valery En Caux. Experts are still seeking the. cause of the fire which destroy-; ed and damaged almost
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    34 8 HONGKONG, June 20 I ReuterAAP) The second typhoon threat of the seascm to the Colony faded late last night when No. 8 signal, which was hoisted at 4 pm was lowered at ll p.m
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    Move To Speed Up Gmin Shipments
    121 8 Move To Speed Up Gmin Shipments WASHINGTON, June 20 'Fe iter)—President Truman yesterday took one more step to expedite the tr insport of relief jrain to India. He authorised the Seconstruction Finance Corporation to ad- i vance a maximum of US$2O. OOO,- I 000 to the Department of Cummerce to
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    50 8 photo. THK 30.000 ton Mauritania, left, th«. 81.000 ton giant Queen Mary and the 27,W0-ion Britannic, right. all the pride of the (unard Lines Trans-Atlan ie Meet, are seen in their New Hudson River berth at New York. Thev will be carrying a targe number of tourists to Europe.- A.P.
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    5,090 Tons Flour For Vladivostok
    57 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE *.123-too Ru Man j freighter. Admiral Senya> in, with 5.000 tons oi flour in her holds arrived in Singapore tur bunkers from Odessa yesterday. The ship is expected to leave for Via livosti k today. She is carrying two wire- operators
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    3 Kwangtung Ports Open
    79 8 HONGKONG J.- ißeu-ter-AAP)—The K. fangtung p vinciai government and So it i China military district headquai lers yesterday that onlj > p be open for forei le in the Pe rl River delta and Wesl River. These are Canton. K g moon and Wuchow. fn a
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    Sea, Air Search For Missing Brat
    48 8 Sea, Air Search For Missing Brat MOMBASA, j 20 Ite I Eight s ips if Ite tndian Navy and three Lancaster aircraft terd a ed the Indian Oee in search oi the 333-ton Briti Rshers research vessel Isle ►uette n i six days over at Seychelles Isla Is
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    Asian Estate Staffs To Ask MPIEA To Increase New COLA
    410 9 Asian Estate Staffs To Ask MPIEA To Increase New COLA IKI il Ml l K J nne 20 Asian estil^ in the Federation M,l.i>a« llant..^ Industries Employers' Association to cosl oi hvrng allowance granted to them. They hold es hanlly represent the existing cost of living. >T The Federation of
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    world Demand For Indian Texties Stoi in b pore
    210 9 world Demand For Indian Texties Stoi in b pore I SI I Reporter a; re prices of Indian cotton t Bstamefs from all over the is n* re than the Colony can entlj there had been a glut. i and West Africa ted I4anch< ster, song an I In ow
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    38 9 \t iKONG, Jane 20 Spe :.;:ard Service Closing prices the Hongkong Exchange to- ere HKSIS 72 to £1 Ster'\K_A.2H~--- i US$l; HK$l 810 M an Sl: HKSO.33 to one nesian Rupiah; Gold 375 to one tael.
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    Growing Malayan Demand For Many Indian Goods
    139 9 NFW DELHI, June 20 (AP). Many relative]? liule exported Indian products have begun increasingly lo appear in the Malavan markets since 1950, thereby accounting for the alUime high in Indo-Malayan trade during 1950-1951. These items included sewing machines, electric fans, toilet soaps, cigarettes,
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    Japan May Get More Malayan Iron Ore
    219 9 TOKYO, June 20 (UP)— The Philippines, Malaya and the countries of South-East Asia are rapidly replacing China as a source of Japan's raw materials and a market for Japanese goods, an Occupation official said. Mr. Russell W. Hale, chief of the Foreign Trade
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    Tin Concentrates
    69 9 MOVEMENTS of tin conceittrates from the Federation to Singapore and Penang during Mav amounted to 4.791 tons compared With 4.919 tons in April. In the first five months of the year 23.497 tons trf tin concentrates have been moved from the Federation to Singapore and Penang. During Mav
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    UK Icing Sugar Offer To Malaya
    68 9 SMALL quantities of icing sugar are available in the United Kingdom for export to Malaya over and above Malaya s allocation of sugar, it was officially announced in Singapore yesterday. Singapore importers who are nterested should write to the controller of Imports and Exports,
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    COPRA PRICES ARE ERRATIC; OIL STEADIER
    119 9 Standard Staff Reporter COPRA in the Singapore produce market was erratic yesterday, buyers opening nt S43^ and then rising to $43J with sellers at S44i per picul. In the afternoon the market ensed. sellers coming down to $44 and buyers holding off. Coconut oil
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    TIN SHARES IN FAIR DEMAND
    170 9 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Wed.—Malayan tin shares were marked up in many counters in consequence of a further substantial rise in the metal price. Fair demand was received in this section. Rubber shares were inclined to be firmer, while industrials were steady. Price changes were:
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    KL Municipality To Purchase Six Flts For $290,000
    111 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Jure 20.— In an attempt to ease its .staff housing problem, the Kuala Lumpur Municipality is to purchase six flats on Ampang Koad for $290,000, to be used as senior Municipal officers' quarters. Approval for the purchase
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    More Tyres, Batteries Arrive
    97 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 7,924-ton freight ship President Jefferson belonging to the American President Lines brought for Singapore 600 bales nl_L^_________U____l 1 Z_____m___U___J^L of Japanese piecegoods, 35 bundles and 25 skids of tinplate. She also brought 110 packages and 90 sets of tyres and tube?. 6,731
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    Malaya Backing UIN Embargo Against China
    411 9 Malaya Backing UIN Embargo Against China Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore and Federation Governments are understood to be taking steps to fall into line with the British Government in its policy in regard to the I nited Nations' embargo on strategic materials to China and North Korea. Ban on shipments
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    S'pore Rubber Prices Well Above GSA Rates
    230 9 RLBBER prices in Singapore are now well over 13 rent* per Ib. above the General Services Administration quotations. Tbe situation is such that traders fear a reaction any time now. London and Continental in- terest steadied the market, which closed three cents above
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    METAL PRICE RISES $513/4 IN 2 DAYS
    255 9 Tin Market Puxxted Standard Stall Reporter THE SUDDEN burst of consumer demand for Malayan tin in the past two davs. resulting in a sharp rise in the metal quotation hy |st| per picul is puzzling tin traders in Singapore. Somewhat taken aback by
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    Forced Up UK Bid. Thc n Backed Out
    56 9 Britain ha.s bought 6,300 OtM) lbs. of Mexican canned bet: and gravy from the U.S. Government at a Washington auction. Israel bought 1.500. 000- lbs. The meat had p:<. v OU&ly been sold to an unidentified buyer who failed to produce the
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      HOPE EARNS THOSE TEARS AND CHEERS
      748 10 "THE LEMON DROP KID" (Paramount)— A host of amusing "Runyonesque" characters stud this amusing £ile with such fancy names as Goomba, Singin' Solly, Little Louie, Honest Harry, No Thumbs Charlie and Gloomy Willie. But over and above them all comes The Lemon Drop Kid.
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      SETTLEMENT SOUGHT
      32 10 DARIS, June 20 (VD Bartley Crxim, lawyer for Rita Hayworth in her divorce action against Aly Khan, said yesterday that a private settlement should be worked out within a week.
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      Red Shoes' Wins Japanese Award
      107 10 THOKYO, Jime 20:- The highly successful Academy Award winning Technicolour production 'The Red Shoes,*' internationally distributed by I e Rank Organis -r.. has been aw irded the Riga Sek ti SUA award in Japan, having been chosen at the most popular and entertaining foreign film
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    Welles Discovered Her!
    52 10 RUTH WARRICK, who plays the beautiful wife of Sbr»pperd Strudwick in "Three Husbands" a sophisticated comedy produced by LG. Goldsmith for Originally coming t-> Ne* York as a beauty contest winner. Miss Warrick poor} found success as a radio artist She owes her pict.ire start -Li^-meeLine with
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      237 10 Today's Eadio Programmes RADIO MALA A SINGAPORE; ENGLISH PROGRAMME (7250 so 41 _*> metres! 10 a.m. Emergency Kews (KX.); 1 p.m. light Mu.ii Medle>; 1.30 News 1.45 Dance Mu-ic; i p.m. For the Schools; 6.15 Programme Summary; <>. 1 1 Calling All Hospitals: p.m. News Singapore Share Market Report; 7.12
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      122 10 tonese; _..'<?> Legend ol Pak vuct (an tonese; »> p.m. News in Bakka; *».<'.■> Romancer Hakka Slory: »>.;•> News in Mandarin; »;.:'.."> Modern Mandarin Mumc; p.m. Ncw> A Market Report In Amoy; J.15 i.eyend of Beroes Heroines; 7.45 Simple Engiish; S d in. News in Mandarin: X.|.» Mandarin Programme; H.4."i
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    Salangor CRC Enhance Chances Of Retaining League Soccer Honours
    267 11 Salangor CRC Enhance Chances Of Retaining League Soccer Honours Standard Staff Correspondent Kl x! Ll MPIR, Wed. The SCRC came nearer to retaining honours loday when they defeated TPCA, their strongest deal goals. Tiie result was not unexpected but "the ,i to come up to the expectations of the crowd.
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    Cockburn Ipets Davidson
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    RAF (c) Ouality For Inter-Station Final
    32 11 R AF (c) Ouality For Inter- Station Final defeated RAF (Seletar) by 135 runs to quai i oi the iinal ot the Inter-Station tition. Their opponents are Seletar I nit. 118 bin-
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    Manila Badminton
    94 11 [ANILA, June 20 (UP)— H ig K nc team ol R.. I ft Funk were N I to make their debut Eternoon in resumption of thc Nati mail Eta h nton Doubles Championships a* the I Memorial Stadium. Tons Kuon* basketball Hm who won the Johore Bahru District^senior
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    Gaw Khek Cup Golf
    257 11 FOLLOWING are the sr irers ind starting times for the Singapore Island Club Gaw Khek Khiam Cap competition which is to be held in conjunction with ihe June Monthly Medal on June 23. FIRST TEE 2.30 GH. Addison (7), S \bbet (12), WE. Gladstone (16) 2.35
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    Evan Wong Shield Cricket Team
    118 11 TTIF following will represent *he St. Andrew's OB. A. against the Old Rafflesians for the Evan Wong cricket shield at Khalsa ground on JvrAe 23 at 2 p.m. A. G. Armstrong. S. Hope. 11. Shah. B. Ross, J. Ross, F. F.. 4. Ong Bcr.g Bee.
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    Marimuthu's Goal Beat The Marines
    183 11 Standard Sla IT Correspondent IPOH, Wed. Senior division league soccer matches here this week continued to be dull and uninteresting. But today's game was somewhat redeemed by a spectacular goal by right inside Marimuthu, who gave his team, the Tamilian*, a solitary goal victory over
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    Early Hockey Before Rain
    79 11 Early Hockey Before Rain KOTA BAHRU. Wed.— The Kelantan Hockey Association decided to run a hockey league and a knock-out competition some time in September, before the rainy sers' n starts. Fur the benefit of outstation teams from Pasir Mas. Tumpat and Pasir Put eh all home league matches will
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    Women's Test Ends ln Draw
    148 11 SCARBOROUGH. June 20, (Reuter): The first women's Test between England and Australia ended in a draw 1 here yesterday. Australia be- ing I^2 runs behind with eight wickets in hand at the close. England who made 283 in their first innings declared their second at
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    Seeks Jap Athletes
    33 11 LIMA. June 20 (UP)— The Sport Society announced that it was negotiating with the Japanese athletes currently in Brazil seeking to bring them to Peru for a series of exhibitions.
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    St. Andrew's School Sports
    65 11 ST. ANDREWS School. Singapore. will hold 'heir annual athletic sports at the school field on July 7. Events for the old bows are the 100 yards. 880 yards (Prof. B. H. Sheares Cup). Inter-House Oid Boys Relay and Obstacle Race for over 40's. Entries are to
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    3 New Items In Penang AAA Meet
    108 11 3 New Items In Penang AAA Meet THE PENANG Amateur Athletic Association, who will hold their annual championship meeting on Jul:.' 27 and 28. will have 2t> events for men and women in their programme. Entries close on July Three new events are 440 yards hurdles, the 220 yards for
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    Baseball Results
    30 11 MEW VORK. June 20. (AP). Baseball results Tuesday: American: New York 11 Chicago 9 (first game). Chicago 5 New Yurk 4 (second game). National: Chicago 3 Boston 0.
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    Yoon Fook Plays Big Part In RFs Win
    239 11 A FINE unfinished knock of 54 hy Chin Yoon Fook helped Rattles Institution beat St. foseph'fi Institution in a close and exciting game at the >J.I. [•round yesterday. !*y this victory Rafffesiam ihifavenged lhe previous defeat. Rafflesia is made 142, giving St.
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    Eurasians Out To Avenge Defeat By S'pore Chinese
    213 11  - Eurasians Out To Avenge Defeat By S'pore Chinese SINGAPORE tournament cricket will I*' re>i\ed this Sunday after an absence of three \A_tt____A_ The most interesting match will undoubtedly be the tussle between last year"* champions, tbe SRC and the Chinese. I In the previous meeting the Chinese snatehed first innings
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    GOLF Here's HOW
    216 11 GOLF Here's HOW <>: course you do play tha hail forward of centn foi n 'd übs, or for lons irons but this ball would have been b< "tr I>: <r d r. H wert m< *ed back hall the distance to the clubh< The g form tt_it I''-,. -or
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    Wong Takes 7 For 4
    203 11 DESPITE 0 V. S SoonTi seven wick< I ior four i ons, St. Andrew' School. Si '.p' re had to admit detcat at tne hands of Victoria School who 16 runs in an interscho crick -day. St. Andrew > School G Mathew eES i b
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    Colony Rider in TT Eave
    182 12 A SINGAPORI motor cyclist won one ot the coveted isle of >ian TT prizes a fortnij ht ago, racing against lhe best amateur riders in the United Kingdom and Ireland. He was R. Ritchie who performed well in hua! hill cli nbs and sprints last
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    S'pore Rifle Association
    157 12 THE SINGAPORE Role Association derided at their extra'rcmary general meeting yesterday r .'i form a separate committee fox their Small b-:e sec- i in Office bearers elected were: Patron; Sir Franklin Gimson, Govern >r of Singapore, President, Ma an- General A. G O'Carroii Scott, G.O.C. SingaI pore
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    Chinese Athletic Find Winning Form
    583 12 CHINESE ATHLETIC handed out a 6-2 beating to thc Chinese Casuals in yesterday's SAFA Division I match at Jalan Besar Stadium. The Athletic held a 3-0 lead at half time. Exi ept for a few minutes early in the seconci half when .1 reshuffled Chinese
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    Dave Sands Promises To Fight In S'pore
    259 12  -  HERMAN RAPPA By WHEN Tom Maguire and Dave Sands stopped over at Singapore last Mondav night on their way lo England, they entered into a gentleman's agreement wilh Mr. A. Razak to fight for him in Singapore on their wav hack lo Australia
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    Tuan Mong Forwards In Scoring Mood
    185 12 EVERY one of the five Tuan Mong OBA forwards contributed towards victory when the team easily beat Jollilads Athletic Union by five goals to nil in a SAFA division 3 "B" league match played at Geylang Sta- dium yesterday. Tuan Mong OBA's greatest asset
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    Sel. United Beat ERC
    92 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Selangor United defeated the Eurasian Re-creation Club by two goals to one in a third division league match on the SCRC ground today. For the fii'^t ten minutes it was a ding dong affair. Then the United left inside Watson broke through and
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    Old Paulians Badminton
    62 12 SEREMBAN, Wed.— Results of the St Paul's Old Boys Associate a; badminton tournament recently concluded are as ioliows: Novices Singles Coi Eng Lock beat Kwan Kong Wai j 18-14, 15-6. Junior Singes F" a Meyer •beat Kuan Fong Wai 18-15, 15-5, Selected Doubles E zra Mover and
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    186 ENTRIES FOR SELANGOR RACE MEETING
    869 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A total of 18*5 entries has been entered for the Selangor Turf Club meenng on June 30. July 4 and T. The full list ol entries is as follows: lst run 2nd run sif. 7f. 6f. 9f. AbboNford X O X
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    Odds With South Africa In Second
    362 12 LONDON, June 20 (Reuter). South Africa face the second Test which starts at Lords tomorrow with the big advantage of one win behind them and, as was expected, have kept the same team that was successful at Trent Bridge. England, who have not won
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    TODAY'S Sport
    58 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: Dir. I— Rovers S.C. v I.R.C. at Jalan Besar Siadmin; Div. 2—Ruckhtes S.P v HM. Dockyard at BO DC A; Div 3B—TiGii(j Bahru Rangers v RXK. Ber racks at Geylang. BASKETBALL: Hongkong Lucktes BT v Kong Siong OB A at Happy World I p.m. ATHLETICS: Geylang Kng.
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    Selangor State Soccer Trial
    82 12 KI'ALA LUMPUR Wed.— The following are the teams for the state soccer trial on the SCRC ground on Friday Probable (colours*: Eiuck Gay; Mitchel, See Hu; So.:. Rijenberg. Poh Chiew; Beng Seet. Sabapathy (Depot) Bretberton (Suffoks), Scullj (RAF), radassa. Possibles: Radge; Canapathy, Danker; Etozario, John Chye,
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    Louis 'World Champ' Sav The BBBC
    102 12 LONDON. June 20 (Reu ter) The British Boxing Board of Control announced here today that they will recognise Joe Louis as world heavyweight champion following his defeat of Lee Savold. whom they previous ly recognised, last week When making this announcement, the president of
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    hdo-Ceylonese Athletic Sports
    149 12 ENTREES are invited for the Selangor [ndo-Ceylones* Athletic Sports to be held at the TP C A j. is, Kuala Lui on Saturdav and Sunday July 7 and 8. for the following events MEX LOO yards. 220 vards. 440 yards. 880 yards, one nuit--. iigh jump, long
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    Jelehu Form District FA
    83 12 SEREMBAN. Wed -Jelebu in the north west do nei ol Negri Sembilan, hag formed a dist football league. This de< ision was taken at a recent no eel i g Mr. C If. Shaw was elected President, Towkay P. K 5 vice president, Che Mohamed Yob
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    WHARTON HURT, OUT OF NEGRI TEAM THIS WEEK
    133 12 SEREMBAN, Wed R H Whai ton ivho was selected to skipper Negi i Sembilan au. Selangor, and who injured I sell in that match will not be available for tne S earn?. Negri Sembilan will be led bv Major Bennett LJ able
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