Singapore Standard, 20 May 1952

Microfilm: NL2288
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    19 1 Singapore Standard FGDFGDFGFSDGJ& JL *1 i. VOL. II NO. 322. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Portugal Govt. Minister Visits Malacca
    143 1 Portugal Govt. Minister Visits Malacca FIRST TIME SINCE 164 1 M U.ACCA. >lon —For the first time m 311 years i Its 130-year rule of Malacca, a P«rtngaese Governa orticial. Commander Manuel Maria Sarmento R uli it; tics. Minister for Portuguese Overseas Terriies, visited Malacca today. m Portui m c
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    5 Killed, 24 Hurt In African Clash
    9 1 5 Killed, 24 Hurt In African Clash 19 four
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    Commander To Arrive In S'pore Today
    118 1 Commander To Arrive In S' pore Today sund.ud suff Reporter COM AND E R Manuel r. Sarmento Rodrigues, Ministei for Portuguese Overi Terril nies, is expected to arrive m Singapore from M.. t today. >••. board the P guese wai ship. Goncalo Ye >. •••ife and a pai person \t
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    Bandits Take Away Rubber Firm's Seal
    30 1 wh< i I 4 the S >ns Mine mpany issuing \a!ida:ui_ said thai bandits and alter Is set fire to a then >upp tes.
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    UK TO PULL OUT OF CHINA
    301 1 JNote lo reking lo Announce Closing Of All British Firms LONDON, May 19 (Reuter) The British Government is sending a note to the People's Government m China announcing that all large British firms m China are preparing to wind up their affairs and leave,
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    Harrison To Replace Joy AtPanmunjom
    125 1 TOKYO. May 13 (Reutei AAP) United Nations truce de >?a1 >n member Major General William K. Harrison will become delegate of the United N ;•< c armistice team at Panmunjom on May 23 An official announcement ntght said Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy would relinquish
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    What Is Tiger Balm?—Casey Wants To Know
    177 1 What Is Tiger Balm?— Casey Wants To Know ANY DOUBTS as to the real nature It Tiger Balm, which Mr. Richard Casey. Australian Minister of External Afl i s, who visited here last month. has hitherto entertained will soon be straightened out by his sister-in-la\v, Mrs. Dermot Case: i P
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    Schoolboy Killed
    72 1 A FIVE-YEAR OLD sch i b»y 5e ih Joh Joh, was fata lly m I: ed j est< i day, when he was involved m a collision with a military truck at Hi ms. Bukit Timah Road, while crossing the r < id after alighting fi >m a
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    Perlis Ruler Engaged
    64 1 BANGKOK, M.'v 19, lAFP> i R i jah «>! Pel Ila hiss an n>i meed his engagement to 1 l^to Thai Beaut; Quee i, Miia H;em Baedsayanawin. At the proxy cci <■ :n rt v th« beautiful Thai gi v ■> [>: esented with -i 10-ca it
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    Wool Prices Jump
    29 1 BRISBANE, May 19 (ReuterJ Wool prices jumped today when the wool sales here opened, early estimates of the increases ranging from 10 to 20 per cent.
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    35 1 This Standard photo shows a section of the public who rilled for thi'ir m T ves.cdav _t the Victoria Memorial Hill, which has been tenij uraftly turned into a Post Office (Story in Page 11).
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    76 1 Members of India's Thomas Cup team congratulate Shi i Daya Surup Bhalla whose weddins they attended m Singapore a few hours alter their arrival last Saturday. Mr Bhalla who is a director of Indian Carpets Ltd. also flew from Calcutta to marry Kumar] Dsha Kaui of sm»j pore. Left to
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    Tan Says He Never Threatened To Quit
    166 1 Standard Staff Correspondent [POH, Mon.— Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of the M C A., told The Standard today that he had never uttered any threats of resignation, which he termed as ioose talk" by certain mischievous elements who were trying to create discord
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    Killed In Crash
    42 1 A recent photo of Mr. Allan Leon?, a cadet pilot of the MAAF, Penang, who crashed into the sea <>ff Batu Ferringhi while on a training Bight on Sunday. His body h.i> not been recovered yet (See Pasje 5).
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    Officials Questioned
    70 1 SINGAPORE Polne y**Nt«*rclay questioned six otfirials of th«* Singapore Traction Company Krnplov ees' I'nion m ronn«Mti<m with the two da\ strike staged t>> the r— ljlßJ*! employ res last week Altogether II officials <>t the I'nion have been i>sm"i with notices to appear for [■terrac ition. The remain
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    Record Rubber Theft
    61 1 Record Rubber Theft Mandard Staff HryorW-r SINGAPORE P vestigating v. hat i^ re ii 1 lie City for a i>n" tin proximal 8.008 i t 250 pounds from a lie shipping the ess M d. Tie I charge <»t v f thin i of thf The lid S pomp the
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    State Councillor Hit-Run Victim
    100 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Che Yahya bin Sheikh Ahmad. Selan--2 Slate Councillor and Ku i i Lumpur Municipal Commissioner ts taken to hospital this morning with a bad head injury following an accident He was returning home m a trisha after attending the Selan?or State Council Meeting
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    S'pore Burglary
    58 1 BURGLARS broke into a house m Rangoon Road on Sunday night and Sot away with cash and property to the value of SI .770. Mr. Goh Sin Zee. who occupied the house, found his back door had been torn down and the front door luck had been tampered
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    BOAC Cancels 6 Mere Flights
    97 1 I QNDON, May 14 (Renter)--British Overseas Airways today cancelled six nmrc long dis 4 ance services because of petrol shortages caused by the oil strike m the United States. They included outgoing flights to Sydney, Australia, the Gold Coa.s'. Tokyo, Rio De -Jan Iro and
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    No Change In Recognition
    63 1 LONDON. May 19 tl'Pi The Foreign Office said toda> a division by British commercial interests to abandon 1 1 i r asx't* m ommunist China would "<>t alter Britain's dip lomatio recognition of the Peking Government. "Contacts m Pekini -udi as tl cv are. will not
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    'Reason Why I Quit': Ghani
    134 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Won I a si itement to tfie press he "The Reason Why I Wun PMC" Che Hashim G stresses that he did noi tender his resignation but left tn< as i protest because matters which were not on the agenda were disci "With
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    UK Welcomes Cairo Move
    80 1 LONDON, Ii 19 The British Gov< today c imed the l ptian Prime Minister Hilal: Pasha i Sii Ab Mahdi Pasha, leadei o I indepen- m the to send de pgation io < discuss tii- Anglo I pi m d: a pute. A Foreign Office i
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    ACSU C'ttee To Study Tax Men'sRequest
    104 1 Standard st.ifl iepartec AN 1 1-M v the Singapore Governmei I ministrative and Clerica s vices Union will hold a ing today to discuss what action should be taken regarding the 19 assistant examiners and examiners of the n Tax Department. Sine who want
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    Soviet Interest In Malayan Rubber
    18 1 Soviet Interest In Malayan Rubber Si iml ird Lond n C«it< p "tit S I w il line!
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    MEDICAL WORKERS WON'T STRIKE
    412 2 Accept Govt's New Pay Scale 'Under Protest' THE secretary of (he ROO-stron£. Singapore Medical Workers Inion Mr. John Pinto has written to the 'olony Government accepting Governments revised salary scale for various grades o! hospital servants and ambulance drivers with effect from Jan. 1, 1 >")1
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    Thrift Society Elect Officials
    20 2 gra h I grade 111 or BOD tnd Loan leclar- R B 5 5- M A
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    CHEAPER TO BUY
    102 2 lOK rtcafiaf S"2 worth of banan.i {raves belongin« to the \\\xr I><:partment. Bu^de Wail, was fined S 4 ."> m the Singapore Third Police court yesterday. Lt. Col. K.K. G&teSffe said that on the afternoon of May 3, he saw Barde trimming some banana leaves by the
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    50 2 photo. Fmn Tr apprentltes one aero engineer of Qantas £»Pife Airways. Mnsapore are to fly to Sydney shortly for trehiural courses at the Qantas base. Mascot airfield Alan Jet,s (right) and G. S. Pandiun Ueft) arc the two apprentice who wUI take a Constellatkm HJinl •a Constellation alrframes.* «»»rs« Standard
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    Geographical Society 1952
    47 2 THE Geographical Society 0! University of Malaya elected lowing office-bearers for I academic year 1932 7t'.i: President Yeoh Bcng Foh, Vi Pre^id^m C Pel is, Secretai v Lam Teck Choon, Treasurer Ong Pa ifi Boon C >mmittee: Che Abdullah Salleh, Mr Tan Sod Hai
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    96 2 The Singapore Council of Women spent a busy weekend trying to kill three birds with one stone. The women held a meetin? at the home of Mrs. Shirin Foxdar, enrolling the women for the Council of Women, the Civil Defence Corps as well as registering those eligible as voters for
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    LEE DENIES A REPORT
    245 2 Postal Strike Standard Staff Reporter MR. Lee Kuan Yew. counsel representing the Post and Teletph Uniformed Stalls' Union, 1 whose 480 members are on .-Hike has denied a statement which appeared m a Singapore newspaper yesterday (not The Standard) quoting him as having said: "Government's offei
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    Masked Men Took $1.500, Court Told
    166 2 Masked Men Took 1.500, Court Told HOW three armed, masked [men rob: ed a family of si. 500 ::n cash and jewellery was related at the Singapore Assizes before Mr. Justice Knight and a jury yesterday, when a Chinese, Chan Thian JSOOO, claimed trial on a charge of armed robbery.
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    3 Fined For Being Drunk
    59 2 THREE MEN Narayanan Krishnan. Nar Singh and Scow Kirn Chong appeared m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday and pleaded guilty to being drunk and incapable. They were fined $10 each. Two others, Mahudin bin Kalip and Ayyasamy. arrested for the same offence, failed to
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    Mental Hospital Uniformed Staff Are Dissatisfied
    319 2 Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER Singapore Government employees union, the 450-strong Mental Hospital Uniformed Staff Union, has complained that "not much attention" has been pahl to its grievances sent io Government "long; ago." The Secretary of the Union. Mr. Lim Chwee Seng. told The Standard,
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    67 2 Mr. and Mrs. Kiang Keng Boon ulio were married m Singapore on Sunday. Mr. Kiaag is tii<- eldest son of Mr. Kiani; Ai Koon. He is also the secretary of the Singapore Flight Badminton Party. The b rifle was formerly Miss Lucy Chua. More than 100 were entertained to dinner
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    Girls School Building Fund
    98 2 FURTHER donations (paid up and promised) to the Fairfield Girls' School Building Fund have brought the total to $20,693: Already acknowledged m First List $12,990: Messrs. Runm e and Run Run Shaw S3. 000; Aik Ho£ Co.. Ltd. $1,000; Mr. Chua Choon Leong $200; Mr. Wong
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    Stole From Ship
    62 2 Kua Ah Bah was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to one month's I rigorous imprisonment for theft of a gear, two caps, one I guage, a shaft, three battery, 1 cables. four oil pipes: and a meter-fire valued at $50 I belonging to On-
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    Woman Robbed Of $11,000 Jewellery
    412 2 Standard Staff Reporter CONTINUOUS barking by three dogs failed to stop four intruders into a house m Singapore over the week-end from assaulting and robbing a woman of about $11,000 worth of jewellery. Victim of the robbery was Mrs. J. Wilson of Duchess Road. Mrs.
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    Three Face Dud Notes Charge
    93 2 Three Face Dud Notes Charge TAX AH CHEB and Wong Yoke Soon were tentatively charged In the Singapore First Police Gburt yesterday with counterfeiting Indonesian currency of LOO roepiab denomination at Serangoon Road on May 17 Tan was (Offered bail of $3,000 and Wong $2,000. In ;.::.)'.her rase, Choo Kar
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    Woman Granted Nullity Decree
    108 2 A WOMAN. Mr?. Winifred Sullivan, who alleged that her marriage to P. J. Sullivan had not been consummated was granted a decree of nullity by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the Singa- pore High Court yesterday. Mrs. Sullivan stated that she married on Sept.
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      83 2 'llfife^l iMfaA^ NOT VERY. THE! T T^E^TcE /^OEV AkC rr lg" I Vtt V^l^ U ff f HOUSE IS DROPPED AH TO ALL L-IS i X -^7?^ > <"* L\l *V **hlkktf t fl% fc^ %itf^ if WAS |NJ DE DEMOLISHED, S i! BOMB, HOPiMG TROUBLE uFV I lM ||W^H«.
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    CITY WANTS GOVT. HOUSE LAND
    346 3 CITY W ANTS GOVT. HOUSE LAND Plans To Build New Car Park Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Councillors want part or Government House compound to be converted into a car park to relieve traffic congestion m the City. Alternatively, the Councillors suggest that Government should accommodate the Girl Guides Club
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    90 3 \ii>> BETTY 111, it.uhu-r of Mi I. in Shao I Amu <>f 513 Ipper >'-i .Hl^onn Kn.ld Siliya;i»!f pl.tns to *>.nl on Inn.- fen ilifornia. brrc she vv :ll rm <•! m If I* ti lfl( I IIHUI Oil- KP, Hlj tied w MM tin- >»\ nth i \d\ t-n'
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    24 3 photo MR. and Mrs. Shanmugam after their wedding m the Muthumariammam Temple m Coronation Road on Sunday. Mrs. Shanniuftam was formerly Miss Thanajayah. Standard
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    26 3 MX. Wong See ('hunt; and Miss Ho Kuni Chens who were married at the Church of the Sacred Heart of .I«-mis m Tank Road on Saturday.
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    Youth Council
    23 3 il:— ry Old pted b Ibi Mr, II AmX S s M I V .nth p > A l\ Raja j i
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    Shots Mistaken For Crackers
    170 3 TEACHER'S MURDER VKKDK 1 <>f murder against a person or peruiikno'Au" iras returned by the Singapore Coroner .ml.iv at the Inquest into the death of a former tohnaster, Poll Mi Bens (34). who was Found fatally m his room at Kay Poll Road OB April 7.
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    Two Allowed $70,000 Bail
    13 3 IE Sing D»*> i Of Teo bail sion 500
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    Real Trouble
    41 3 CIIKSC, AIOII SER got into ay when i friend involved m i ie m the Singapore Third Police Court. Jusl be sentence was I m in-, friend, Cheong i for spitting out of the Court wind >W and fined
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    Mallal Queries 'Stiff' Attitude
    294 3 POSTMEN'S STRIKE Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government will be charged with adopting an "unbending attitude" towards the postal strikers at today's meeting of the Legislative Council. The charge will be levelled at Government by Mr. N. A. Malla] (Prog. C.) m oral questions he will
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    Govt. Urged To Give In
    46 3 i mk >i.\(..\f'()KK Ligar irkers 1 Union at their general meeting unanimously pa aed the following resolu- >n upon and sympathise with the demands of the Postal Unifoi Stafl and urge I Oov ernmenl to settle the i i as possible."
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    25 3 men ere fined Singapore P 'Court yesterday for a "paikow" with money m h house ai Upper W I Road >n Mly IT
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    COPRA THEFT: 7 JAILED
    143 3 THREE CHINESE and two Indians were sentenced m the S ngapote Third District Court yesterday to two years' rigorous imprisonment for stealing KJ hags of copra and attempting to steal another six bags. They were S. Ramasamy, S. Kupusamy, Yeo Hong Loo. Tan Teng Toi and
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    1000's Called At The Hall For Mail
    186 3 Standard Staff Reporter FOR THE first time m the history of the Colony, thousands of people called at the temporary Post Office, on the groundfloor of the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday, to collect their mail. The postal strike involving 480 members of the
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    20 3 THE COURT of Criminal Appeal will sit m the Supreme Court Building, Singapore, commencing Thursday, May 29 at 10.30 a.m.
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    Group Officers
    110 3 AT THE Annual General Meeting of the Singapore Eng- j ish School Teachers Co-opera- j tive Thrift and Loan Society held recently, the following were elected members of the J management committee President— Mr. P.F Howitt Vice Presidents Mr. Francis Thomas and Rev. Bro. Bernard. Chairman Mr. G.V.
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    Missing Man Found In Second Court
    61 3 OOVINDA SAMY Pulikutti who "disappeared* 1 from 'i hird District Court during the morning session was found sitting m the Second Police Court m the afternoon. He was brought bsck to the Third District Court and charged With causing t nuisance and failing to
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    Concert To Aid YMCA BuildingFund
    105 3 Concert To Aid YMCA BuildingFund Standard Start Reporter A VARIETY concert will be staged at the Broadway Cafe, Happy World, on Friday, Maj 23 at 8 p.m. m aid of the Chinese V.M.C.A. Building Fund. The Shangrila Cafe m the New World was the first to devote its night's takings
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    Screen Moguls Meet At Kallang Airport
    155 3 Screen Moguls Meet At Kallang Airport Standard Staff Reporter THREE CINEMA moguls met at Kallang: Airport yesterday to discuss the worldround branches currently being opened by Republic Pictures International Corporation, U.S.A. At left is Mr. H. B. Green, Cieneral Manager of Aus tralia Republic International Pictures, who arrived bj Qantas
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    14 3 MR. and Mrs. Chew Kay Choon who were married at the Singapore Registry recently.
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    Parker Pen Merchant Fined $201
    72 3 KOH MUI YOU was fined $201 m default one month and a day's simple imprisonment for having 18 dozen "Parker" pens with counterfeit trade marks. The genuine trade mark of the Parker Pen Company on the pens was falsified by the addition of a blue
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    'Road Open To United Malaya'
    393 4 State Council Passes Selangor Nationality Bill Standard Slaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Selangor State Nationality Bill was unanimously passed today by the Selangor State Council. By its acceptance the road would be open to citizenship and to a united Malaya, said Mr. J.. V.
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    35 4 MR and Mrs. Kaek Bock Sens: who were married m Singapore on Saturday. The bride was formerly Miss Lee Ho Tee and the bridegroom is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Kuek Tiow Geok.
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    Accord May Be Basis Of Unity -Dato Yahya
    206 4 KUALA LIMPIK, Mon-Dato Yahya binmto Abdul Kazak, Chairman of the X.L Branch oi UMNO, «nd the architect of the UMNO-MCA accord, told The Standard today he saw no reason why Malays MCA or other political bodies could not come together and understand
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    Last Minute Bid To Stop CourtAction
    206 4 Last Minute Bid To Stop CourtAction KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Eleven Chinese families living close to a cemetery reserve a few miles outside Kuala Lumpur are making a last minute bid to prevent Court action by j annealing to the Municipality to stay proceedings until they have been give: 1 a
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    $125,000 More For Blind Centre
    77 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. F m the proceeds «ji" the w S rial and Welfare Sen h I drawn last month, the B ird has decided to contribute r sum ol 5125.000 to the iyan Association for the Blind to >st of erecting a trade training
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    Compensation
    34 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.The Seiansor State Council today approved the payment of $1,450 as compensation m connection with the sale of a I piece of land by auction m the I mukim of Semenyih,
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    THIEVES TAKE $6,700
    157 4 THIEVES TAKE $6,700 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Jewellery and cash to the extent of $6,700 was stolen from the Durbar Restaurant m Ampang Street during the weekend. The theft, occurred during the absence of the proprietor of the restaurant. who was- away m Port Dickson. The jewellery worth $6,050, and cash
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    500,000 Workers Await This Move
    337 4 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Over half a million workers m the Federation are anxiously awaiting implementation of the Employees' Provident Fund Ordinance on July 1. This should have come into force at the beginning of this year^ but Government machinery could not be
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    Retrial Ordered
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Justice Wilson ordered a retrial m an appeal case m which Gob Loh was acquitted and discharged by the Klang Magistrate's Court for bein^ m possession of rubber sheets without a licence. The Judge also maintained that a new charge "should also be preferred
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    Lady Templer Visits Home
    90 4 KUALA LUMPCB, Mon.— Lady Templer visited the King George V Silver Jubilee Home this afternoon She was impressed with the way the home has been run and remarked that it was an excellent example of what could be done by voluntary effort. She was accompanied by
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    Man Fired At Me, She Tells Court
    573 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. V young Tamil woman -aid that she was suddenly awakened from her sleep <lurinu the early hour** of ibe morning by a shot fired m ber room. She got up and triel lo wnkv up her husband who was Bleeping
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    CURFEW RELAXED
    40 4 MALACCA, Mon. During the period of the fasting month May 24 to June 29 inclusive curfew hours m the Settlement of Malacca will be relaxed between "i p.m. 11 p.m. nightly, subject to this privilege not being abused.
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    Inspector Was Drunk, Says Officer
    113 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mun.iAn allegation that he had found the defendant, a Health i Inspector, drunk and boisterous, when he went to investij gate into a motor accident at I the junction of Mountbatten i Road and Malacca S'reet. was I made by the Offfcer-in-charge Traffic.
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    One More Bandit Killed
    171 4 One More Bandit Killed KU ALA L U I PUR. M on.— Thirty terrorists m Tapah yesterday attacked a mining kongsi. Thej overpowered one Auxiliary Police post but were fired on by P'>!i>^men m the second post A Police party m ambush positions m See»mal rday shot and killed I
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    FIRE VICTIMS REJECT HOUSING AID
    194 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Twenty-three families comprising 110 people who were rendered homeless following the fire at San Peng Road last Thursday have refused accommodation offered to them by the State Welfare Department. They prefer to stay with their friends and relatives. Che Badrillah bin Abdul
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    TEACHERS TO FORM NEW ASSN.
    158 5 M.tmlaid Stall < Mrrespoßdeiii 7\ J W V: -•i F leration ol laya oon its own j T sociation these be fedrated d Vli Chang Mm the eh itrman of the subtjkrh has been elected to iw up the draft Hfistitutioi of the Penang Graduate
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    76 5 Pilots from Italy, Burma, Malaya :«nd Iraq take a stroll at the Central Flying School. Little Rissington, Gloucestershire, on May 13. the 40th anniversary of the school. They have been trained us Hying instructors. They are (left to right) Lt. I). Vescovo of Genoa, Italy; Lt. E. Cauda of Genoa,
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    Actors Make Big Gesture
    35 5 HUSAND Chinese g■■ m Sii I > launch a noniking to raise i tard i>f ige p intent 1 I shows lay m the Victoria The 'proceeds of 'ducting be given entii
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    Soldier Charged With Slump Fraud
    78 5 I lii;i I 111 NDRED unstamped official letters, fit* tcil ml« a liook having been stamped, were found i.i .i clipboard which had u> be forced open m il«<- jm»>i room 1 1 a (>.H.Q. li<l<l Recorda po»l office, See Soon. ■I* i i i
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    POWER CUTS
    271 5 POWER CUTS 1 usi \I 1 1 >\ iii Singapore Haute l« loa«l -li'-'i'iin; toil;iy: i> %Hrl ltd Sll 'I IM Knkit f „..ii. 8.\.T. Ir i! its ir -»i > st^ i; mi tii St., Peoples t irk N insuu i:« lam Soon l>|| VlilK <■ii m iimi. I
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    Sea Cadel Hqrs.
    349 5 IN CONJUNCTION with Empire Day Celebrations, the Nelson Divisional Eieadquarter* dI Ihe Sea Cadets will officially be opened m the I lan Eng Sei I Si i" 1 1 today by L-' -Commander L Williams MH N vi;. tanman lIng Of!M;M, Singapore Sea Cadei Corps. tal of
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    63 5 AN AUTOM A T I C traffic light control being fixed at the junction of Selegie Koad and Wilkie Road. Singapore, yesterday. Twenty such controls will be put up for the Traffic Police this year. Government recently granted SI OO,OOO for immediate use to improve the Colony's traffic problems and
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    Expelled? He Can Not Understand It
    285 5 Standard Staff < orrespondcni PENANG, Mon. An assurance to his countrymen, whether UMNO members or not, that he was extremely sorry tor the decision taken by the Penang Branch of the UMNO at their special general meeting yesterday, was given today by Che Ismail
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    YOUTH JAILED
    29 5 NEO AIT HUAT, 17, was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to one month* .simple imprisonment for assisting ia the running of Chap Ji Kee.
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    Commander Rodrigues' Itinerary
    136 5 Commander Rodrigues Itinerary THE following is the Singapore itinerary of Commander Rodrigues, Minister for Portuguese Overseas Territories. Rally of St. Anthony's Buys' and 'Girls' Schools at St. Joseph's Church compound 8.15 a.m. today, followed by a religious service at St. Joseph's and a tour of the island. At noon he
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    300 Students Hear Talk On Elections
    113 5 Standard Staff Reporter MR. LEE Kirn Chuan. deputy Public Relations Secretary, gave a lecture m Mandarin to 300 boys of the Chinese High School yesterday on the importance of elections m Singapore and the qualifications for registration as electors. He will lecture to six
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    JUDGE SETS ASIDE DEMOLITION ORDER
    278 5 Municipality Erred, lie Says Standard Staff Correspondent PEN UVG, Hon. Contending thai the Municipal f)rdinane< w.i^ drafted long before renl restriction or rent control raiae into existence, Mr. Justice Spenser-Wilkinson todan i aside two orders issued I>\ Municipal Councillors t<> t ti ocenpien «>i lw«
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    Carol Reed Gave A Cup
    102 5 Carol Reed Gave A Cup CAPTAIN F K. W. mert, 0.8. E., D.S.C., «RNVB will be present: tig cups to the winners of the [nter-Uivi Shoot i ri £j Competition, at H.M.S. Labur n v m, headquarters of the Malay R Naval Volunteer Reserve m Telok Aver Basin at 5.13
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    Remand Prisoner Wanted As Witness
    167 5 CLERK, George Veo Peck Tiew, ami Chia Mi Kwee Imili changed m tin- Singapore Third J)i-iri«i Lour I yesterday *\\U cheating a Liquor dealer <»l Four cases of brandy and two cases «>i >%hi^k\ said ihej wanted a remand prisoner to testifj for them. It
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    Hope Cone, Probe Still On
    142 5 PENAN, Mon. Al] hop r )l" finding alive Mr. Alian Leong. 26-year-old Ma v < Auxiliary Air Force cadet 1 pilot of the Harvard Plane which crashed into ihe sea oil Batu Ferringhi yesterday, j have been abandoned. But Marine Police are still maini.iiaing a
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    Allowed Bail
    30 5 TEOW YEW SENG claimed trial m the Singapore Second Police Couri yesterday to charge of assisting m tht running' of Chap Ji Kee. Bo: of $1,000 was allowed.
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    ATTENTION MOTORISTS
    24 5 INi' tion that a piui i I )k months i««t4 id wt y* i no; m (Ji-pu ai I, !<»! .1 4 1
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      Minimum Wage
      642 6 BILL I oviding for the setting up of Wages V ouncUs will be introduced at todays meeting oi the Singapore J^S^lg doubt as to the importance of this Bi 1. it* effeci minimum wages m certain industries whethei Ing negotiating machinery or v ates of remun< so blishment
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    Say what you like
    507 6  - Say what you like TAKAR BUW Opening An Unlocked Door I)EOPLE m Smgepore do not v o I v c the democratic machinery which Government has given them. So the President of the City Council is exasperated and bewildered. People m Penang show little interest m running their own So
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      Rubber's Future
      133 6 IT would be .some time before Malayan rubber prices rose I more acceptable levels. "It is impossible tor Malaya to resist America's 'dictatorial' policy over the purcha.se of rubber and the destinationat control on rubber to Communist countries", said Nan yang Siang Pau editorially. It was a well-known
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      Textbooks
      99 6 STUDENTS m Chinese primary schools should have the opportunity of getting a good grounding m Chinese culture during their first four years m school as many of them have to leave schools after the fourth year because of poverty, •aid independent Sin Chew Jit Poh. The Daily was commenting
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      Compensation
      81 6 MORE than a year has passed since Inche Abdul Aziz Ishak, a Federal Legislative Councillor, moved that a Select Committee should be appointed to investigate the taking over of lands at Kampong Balik Pulau. Penang. for fishing experiments, said Utu.san Melayu. More than half of the people living m
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      He Does Not Want Amusement Park
      296 6 Sir; According to the papers, some of the City Councillors have agreed to the conversion of the Geylang Serai Trade Fair into an Amusement Park. It would be a great mistake if this is allowed to happen. Speaking as a Malay who lives m
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      PEONS IN UNIFORMS
      92 6 Sir; The new type Of uniforms at present worn by peons m Government Departments is a step forward m the right direction, m that the public can now more easily distinguish the peons as such, and know at a glance the place they work, which is clearly
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      How To Answer The Telephone
      194 6 Sir,— Here is confirmation of our contention that Singaporeans don't know how to use a telephone. The Editorial of The Standdard publicly announces that when answering a call it lifts the receiver and WAITS patiently for the CALLER to announce himself. This is contradictory to
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    The Hiss Of Deflated Rubber
    1032 6  -  ANDREW ROTH GHGHGFHGFHGF—A London w ivtr by LONDON. HE natural rubber market is collapsing like a punctured inner tube. By May 5 it reached the lowest point since the outbreak of the Korean war and continued sagging. To some unofficial experts, who consider rubber prices
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    Make Boys And Girls Mix-And Pep Up Their
    498 6  - Make Boys And Girls Mix -And Pep Up Their PAUL CAVE Lessons teachers lcoou/ io URGE By LONDON. rURASTIC chcnges may be made m the pattern of Britain's secondary education, as a result of a report issued recently. After four gears' investigation, a team of twenty teachers strongly criticise the
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    New Giant Shell Oil Tanker For Middle East Run
    226 8 Standard Shipping Reporter ANOTHER giant 28,tMW-ton Shell tanker, the Velletia, has left the Tyne t»n her maiden voyage to the Middle East to load her first cargo of 26,000 tuns of crude oil. She is commanded by Capt. James Thornton, Together
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    US Super Liner Sure Of Being World's Fastest
    78 8 ABOARD S.S. UNITED Si ATFS. Mfy H» (AP)— Vice Adm. E. O. Cochrane said last night M We are surer than ever now "that America's new sea queen will prove herseli :ic fastest passenger ship afloat. Cochrane made the pred.etion after the
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    Dredger For Macao
    40 8 Standard Shipping Reporter Phe Dutch ship Aagtekerk is now on her way to Hongkong with a bucket dredger on board for Macao. It will be used for dredging work m connection with the improvement of tho harbour.
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    20 8 photo. Shell Company's newest ?8. 000-ton tanker. Velletia. leave-* the Tyue on her maiden voyage to the Persian Gulf. Shell
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    627,837 Tons Of Cargo Handled During April
    165 8 Standard Shipping Reporter The port of Singapore handled a total of 627,837 tons c cargo for the month of April. Out of the this total, 416,250 tons was discharged, and 21 1.587 tons I o a d c d a' Singapore. Both figures
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    Thai Pilgrim Ship Expected Tomorrow
    71 8 EXPECTED m Singapore tomorrow is another pilgrim ship, the Mecca Nava. with 1,150 Thai pilgrims on their way to Jeddah. A spokesman tor the ship's agents En Singapore, told The Standard yesterday, that the vessel will make a three-day >topover m Singapore. She will discharge*
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    Ships To 'Dress'
    34 8 Standard Shipping Reporter All ships m the harbour and alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves, have beei requested by the M ister Attendant, to "dress ship" on Saturday May 24. Empire
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    Flying Elephant
    54 8 A X: M freight Skymaster which was on its way From Amsterdam to New York recently made an intermediate landing m London to pick up four special passengers T: ej were two elephant.-, one tapir and one panther, from the jungles of Ma!aya ar.rl intende I for the
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      609 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regolai Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore P.»rt <V Penang Also direct Sailings from H;insikok and Indonesia to Chin' <<■ Japan hue R'liore l>u»* Penaroi; From Fukicn" Ma] 25th >la> 294h Japan s.rrhnen June 6tfa June I lth Hongkong Sails SaiN Nails Penang P S*oam
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    44 9 COMMODITY PRICES ■■i'- Of! It. A*»rr ea Juii. •S' 1 N :'I »UU.K opening 1:. Unr a Bayer* Ju: Borj d SelK H d Ton Firm -IN M Hi loi pe :>. ■GHGFHGFHGFHSH. s i > tin M'.n prii ea firvt ers «:*>■:• •m♦* n i l*i
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    Reds Offer Sulphur To Ceylon
    10 9 Reds Offer Sulphur To Ceylon Pi: S< X -ded late
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    Price Fall Hits Rubber-Rice Deals With RI
    39 9 Price Fall Hits Rubber-Rice Deals With RI i c b the m)!.. <« rubber to iht iok n.i-i- hag r. i ~«-t !s\ •t-iii niuurfi tali m nil -.-i. pouplcd wilh ttit pi ii Sin ai>on SDFASDFSDFASDFSDF r appi per
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    UK Exports of Paints Rising
    7 9 UK Exports of Paints Rising -DFDFSDFSDFSDFSDF A.P.
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    RUBBER PRICE INCREASES l¾ CTS.
    147 9 Irnpro Yemeni Is Due To Better rore^n Buying Standard Market Reporter RUEBER has made an encouraging start this week with a cents per Ib. rise over the week-end level. improved export business T md .laoan was reported also to be buying. > Bjn has decreo^
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    TIN OUTPUT FUR MARCH
    28 9 •ion for M. .iive been r. by tnt i retary. K< f tS Df >..040 p: i ieng C^ (dated EAd 2 q L1
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    'Technical Training Not Easily Had In S'pore'
    225 9 IN HIS article on "Technical Education m Singap your issue of May 2. Mr. D.I. Greer infers that it is possible to Singapore and obtain or partially obtain the necess. technical qualifications to become Corporate Members of the 1 -ion oi Electrical Engineers,
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    HK EXCHANGE
    10 9 19. Sf lard Se i 2.00 to one
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    Malayan Shares Are Dull
    20 9 1 irk* 1 Repor _FGDFGDFGDFGDFG 20/--59 3.10 DFGHSHSGHGFSHGHS in;> s »i s MINING Xi Si.i tv
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    91 9 Muller ann Prm>r v Malaja Ltd Bar* a dinner to th'-ir A: ericail Optical and Bntii American Optical dea ers 41 the 'ia. To ResUn rant Ne» V. I I I In the niotarf 'from let: ar;- Mr. EKB2 O*b Siu Opt <i! M* 8 T«NM6 'Uun; Optical Co. Mr
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    Fishing In Pacific
    12 9 THE Japan-US snort, covering fiPacific, has bee: A. P.
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    Lighting Authority Visits Singapore
    49 9 h VMM KxKJrH. Stand rd Staff Keperter U iDING authority on lighting, Mr. D Durrani, i- qom m Singapore m ln« courst a world toar r.E.C branch* D I d that the por teaacli wmdd benw by an expan.sion of it< pre- ng department I
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    45 9 GDFGDFGSDFGSDFG:...■.:■ Mr. I», W. Durrani (left. Deputy Manager of the Li?ht:nir and Fitting- Department of lie Geaeral Electric Co.. Ltd., i »a. is *een with Mr. J. E. H. Farihin?. newly-arrived i ..ng and Fit; c 'ianager of the Singapore branch of the 0.1 Standard
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    Produce Mart Opens Quiet
    56 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce mark- terday. with price > rerr .at the N i -was reported m ■?oprn and coconut oi> Copra had buyer? at Coconut oil price rerr. --'-4 per pi B< out $32 Co: ryers): Coconut o: Gambier $3." Java cube): $130 Ham
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    India Cloth Exports
    13 9 India has freed exports of and medium produc-. i A.P
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    Medical Castor Oil
    16 9 3e tec. to d i I licep-sed n oy June 10. 1952 GHS
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    Rubber Exhibit As BIF
    43 9 The British Robber Development Ko^rr exhibit on the Malaya stand at the 18~,2 British Industries Fair at Larls Court. London, iepiets the production and of natural mbifCf ta Malaya and oi ilm use^ to which the product is put.
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    23 CHINESE MINES IN FED. CLOSE DOWN
    91 9 I» RING the Jan. 24 to Mar. 15 period gravel pump miw or 4 per cent, of tii; toi i! m Hie Federal an stopped work. This is a- to the general beiief that the tin price, which I :;u:-i)ig that quarto nnlikelj
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    S'PORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
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    Wholesale Prices In India Down
    28 9 t pnc< index April 11 per ct- 11.5 per ceni., and r the i rise -1 per 434 J jx v 1951.— GHS
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    RI Handling Of Rubber Crisis Conies Under Fire
    85 9 S'cnda-d Sroff Ccrr >i nt JAKARTA, M^y 19.— The Governor c 1 I Sumatra, Dr. Uc wflto has return.d to PoiemLanq afr< top ic-vel LUllfumei ken on t.. h. k ir.q ntb -cr boom Has op2ni\ cr.cscd Government s pi rv ir
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    Killinghall Tin 15 PC Dividend
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    Ham. Meat Prices Up In Argentina
    8 9 Ham. Meat Prices Up In Argentina GFAGHFGFGDFGFADFSDF U.P.
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    PRICE SLUMP HITS ESTATE IN N. GUINEA
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    UK Petrol, Oil Prices Raised
    6 9 UK Petrol, Oil Prices Raised SFSDAFFSDFAS-
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    an adventure Called Photography
    1682 10  - an adventure Called Photography Peter Robinson BY"* XIV— ANIMAL j I VI to lit t lt Willie vvith > his Mjfin .it ball nasl and th»- remains <>i his Iwl ■M »I dripping ti-M his j..aln if tht-tf is »B 5 sub |cc( talndsted to to** 4i^[>s uf .idiiiir.iliiii) and
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    'STANDARD' TO CO-SPONSOR TRAUBEL RECITALS
    871 10  - 'STANDARD' TO CO-SPONSOR TRAUBEL RECITALS Anacrusis Music Note* FGFGFGDFGDFGAFtttf HELEN TRAUBEL, the world-famous soprano and Prima Donna of the New York Metropolitan Opera, is to give two celebrity recitals m Singapore on June 18 and 19 under the loint auspices of the Singapore Chamber Ensemble and The Singapore Standard. Miss
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    528 10  -  Bill Webb Jones I.WIXG recovered from my first surprise, I must say it is very heartwarming to know that there are so many Bine admirers m the Federation and m Singapore. I haven't yot snare to quote from all the letters 1 have >o far received,
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    New Classical Recordings
    535 10  -  VICTOR DOGGETT JT'ALLA. Seven Popular Spanish v lun.t ilt- I Vugclfs (soprano), <.«-r.iid \ioore (piano). H.M.\. i)iw;:;i-:. SUCH a combination of singer and pianist is a guarantee ol excellence »hiih could «>ii 1-s be marred b> poor recording. No doubt the engineers were alive 10 their responsibilities,
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      242 10 ON THE AIR SINGAPORE (tsi metres a 41 metres) m a.m. News: 10.05 Tones from the Shows; 10.48 For Schools: I p.m. Radio Orclie-tia I :;n News; IX '< <.u> 1 Lumbanlo Orchestra; 8 p.m. lor Schools; 10 Programme Summary; 8.17 Interlude; 8.35 I nited Kations Album; 6.40 Radio Malaya
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    HARROVIAN SURPRISES IN GALLOP
    434 11  -  WINDSOR LAD Fast Time Recorded In Three Furlong Spin By HARROVIAN, with E. Donnelly astride, surprised track watchers tfhen he returned 364 5 sec for three furlongs m a solo spin on the second rack yesterday morning m preparation for tomorrow's races the second day of
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    GOLF Here's How
    173 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead Oiy MANY readers have asked me lo review the pun. That's understandable w h e n you consider putting accounts lor half of the score. There are many pulling styles but. here's the one I find best. 1 plait with bmh toes square to
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    MASS CYCLE RACE
    58 11 THE Si- p Cycling Racing Association invites entries for the 100 kilometres mass start cycling race which will be held at Lim Chu Kang Road on May 25 at 6.30 a.m. Entries close on May 22 at 6 p.m. and intending participants nre requested *o forward 'heir
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    Sam Snead Wins
    38 11 NEW ROCHELLE New York. May L 9 (AP):— Sam Snead stood off a sensational round by Carv MiddlecotT to win the USSI S.OOO Wykagyi round-robin golf tournament by a slim margin of two points Sunday.
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    Administration Of 5 Villages Costs Municipality $5,561
    254 11 Selangor Council Briefs KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— During 1949 and 1950 the act ministration of the villages of Serdang, Sungei Besi, Kepong, Batu PetaliiUj and Puchong cost the Kuala Lumpur Municipality $5,561.71 over the revenue. The Selangor State Council j today agreed to reimburse
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    STAFF SHORTAGE
    188 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Government could not reopen th<_- Malay Hospital m Kuala Lumpur because of the present shortage of staff, especially nurses, it was stated today m the Selangor State Council, m official replies to questions by Che Yahya Jain Sheikh Ahmad. The opening of the Malay Hospital
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    ENGLAND HELD TO 1-ALL DRAW
    172 11 Soccer International FLORENCE, May 19, (Renter).— ltaly and England drew 1-1 here yesterday m one of the poorest international soccer matches seen tor years. England led at halftime with a goal by inside right Broadis and Amadei at inside-left equalised 18 minutes after the interval.
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    English Soccer Champions Beat New York Team
    110 11 RANDALLS ISLAND, New York. May 18 (UP):— The Manchester United, champions of England, served up a great exhibition ol clever soccer to defeat a picked team of New York Stars of American League by the score of 5 to 1 m the fourth
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    Medicals Win
    31 11 a goal scored live minincs from etui by Aziz gave the Medical Snorts Club a one-nil victory over 2/6 Gurkhas va a league game played at Kluang on S
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    58 11 photo. The legs that have earned her a world rlliwpjowihip carry Sheila Lerwill (formerly Sheila JUexasdkr) to Xl honours m nethall. Sheila, playing here on dapfcjun OMU mon. London, is training hard for this fear's (Hympic Games, but still finds time for aetbalL Sheila wd a iw«rfcl*« high jump retord
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    145 11 Pro l'nivrrsit> S< bolarships for Malay Bow .iml (.iris NUMBER value $100 v moni able for Malay hoy.- and girls who passed the S Certificate Exi ition held m 1951 and w to study m pre-University Classes and to enter the I' i <>i Malaya m l!<: Bui will
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    US Thomas Cup Players Eeat Manila's Best
    51 11 M \MI A. Maj If. I m r». is;', n!.' BMfitJUl h;ul mint";i .»< s i.t^t in^lit mad ■presslvr Manila fr I- mwpiac tllr i:. itchef igatail |m il i-.ui John •> i < R IS an<) I tomori qw l«'i s they
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    CUP TEAM PICKS ITSELF
    440 12 Kon Leong, Piruz Stake Claim In The Doubles IF THE preview of Malayan Thomas Cup form at the Happy World stadium last night proved anything it was that the (Six .pro bcbles for the team to defend the Cup on May 31 ond June 1 are
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    SBA Will Hold World Tourney
    107 12 IHI s|\«. UPOKI B linin- \-.-.u hi. .n I. Si El 1 i iii.ui.il t"U- IBK D( iMrr i .im .is Cap final it iii h mi Jun I 9 and i° j ill h M*ts the s siagl< ad i doablrs. ,i \mrr'.< id
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    Perak Gets 144 T-Cup Tckets
    41 12 Perak Gets 144 T-Cup Tckets Th. Bad- I lveoi Hi -t i d are i tously I the I etary aa on as the P.B.A j r till to •<'•• I only semi i re for |»i- <\T% seats 122 1 *1C
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    Monthly Medal Results At I.C.
    25 12 5 S L.G.U. 18 [sia I 3 V l>.\ ,-pmi A Mr-. K. 5 t B i i Mrs. Si
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    38 12 pnoio. Pun/ «,liap*'> for a drop shot from Poh I.im. Piruz. partnering Ron T.eoni; drew with Poh «\m and Marjan last night at the llaupv World stadium. Singapore, m the exhlbitioi matches by Thomas t'uu t<*am probables. Standard
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    Uruguay May Miss Helsinki
    63 12 MONTEVIDEO, May 19 (AP) Tiny Uruguay may be absent from the Olympic Games for the first time since winning the soccer title at Paris m 1924. A lack of funds may prevent the Uruguayan Olympic Committee from sending any representatives to Helsinki. Sports a ithorittes now
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    47 12 Australian 19-years-old Nancy Hallam. pictured here at Streatham Ic«* Rink. London, is already m training for the world and British skatins championships to be decided next winter. Nancy, who comes from Melbourne, intends, working hard throughout the Summer months to prepare hersel' for the contests.
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    Marino Cries As Jap — Wins His Title
    352 12 Marino Cries As Jap Wins His Title TOKYO, May 19 (AP)— Yoshio Shirai of Japan tonight won the world's flyweight boxing championship by a decision over Dado Marino of Honolulu m a close 15-round bout. The decision of the three Japanese officials was unanimous. An estimated 42,000 watched the fight.
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    Indian Boxer Dies In S.A.
    49 12 DURBAN. May 19 (Reuter) —Indian amateur boxer A. R Naidoo, ased 21 died m hospital nere less than 24 hours atter winning the Natal nonEuropean (non-white) feather weight title on Saturday. He collapsed on leaving the ring after his third bout of the evening.
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    Davis Cup Qr-Finals Line-Up
    225 12 Davis Cup Qr-Finals Line-Up LONDON, May lf» (AP) Only one bracket retrained to be filled today m the quarter-final round of the European Zone Davis Cup Tennis competition. Argentina will meet France. Germany will play Denmark. Belgium will tangle with Sweden and Italy will meet the winner of the England-Yugoslavia
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    Breweries Beat Bankers Narrowly
    246 12 BREWERIES Sport* Club spored a narrow 3—2 win over the Netherlands Trading Society m a Business Houses Football Association Div. 2 League match at Farrer Par!; yesterday. Ali opened the score with a header for the Breweries m the > .h minute. The Breweries had full
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    Austrian Team
    56 12 VIENNA. May 19 (Reuter)Austria's soccer team to meet England here on Sunday contains seven of the side which drew 2-i! with England a; Wembley, London, last November. The leain announced today is: J Musil; R. Roeckl, E. Happel; VV. Schleger, E. Ocwirk. T. Brinek; E. Malchior, G. Hanappi,
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    HK Bank Trounce Mansfield
    84 12 HK Bank Trounce Mansfield HONGKONG Bank Sports Club trounced Mansfield Sports Club 12—1 m their Div. 1 Singapore Business Hou s c s League match played at Shell ground yesterday. Tan Chin Kirn, Mansfield's custodian saved as many goals as he let through. He did not have support from the
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    KL PRINTERS TROUNCE SIA
    76 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon [n a Third Division league match played today on the Kampong Auap ground the Government Printers trounced the S.I. A. Reserves by six goals to one. In the first half the Printers led by four goals to one. Goal scorers were Pal any
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    Mud Helps Chinese Beat Police Depot
    338 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— On the Pudu Road ground today the SCRC beat the Police Depot by two goals to nil m a first division league match. The match was played on very sloppy ground with pools of water m front of both goals and
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    FIRST HALF DRIVE GIVES C.A. VICTORY
    295 12 FIRST HALF DRIVE GIVES C. A. VICTORY CHINESE Athletic scoring all their goolf m the first half heat Kota Raja Club 3-0 m a S VI A first division match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The game was lively m the first half, hut lapsed off Into a kick-aiid-run struggle
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    Rough Play In Geylang Tie Again
    288 12 SINGAPORE Imp] Trust scored a convincing fournil victory over the Singapore fx'c B run He m a SAFA Third Division "B" league soccer match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Rough plas during the closing stages marred the game. There w<s nit an incident m
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    Italian Rider Leads 'Tour Of Italy'
    136 12 MONTECATINI. Italy, May 19 (AP I Ital> 's I |c I Sunday won the second lap of the smelling tta bicycle i ace. and moved to the K»p of t'.ie general standings. By a traction lieel, he r-jnu- m first over the 197-kilo-B »gna
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    112 12 LONDON M in Reuter? In re pi v to At M for x iedared lad i seored .M4 foi I pi IV The ooenin- :it (n»Tshi(i w.«> a splendid If I and Mantri Re) i d > and Mantn SI fur best effort aj
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    58 12 bp:rxf. Switz iv 18 fUPl Tao })tM>,.:is weve killed and six injured today m a series of spectacular motorcycle and car crashes that marred the Grand Prix of Berne and Switzerland i i Italy's side-car motor -cycle racing champion I- I and British motor-cycle ra
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