Singapore Standard, 21 May 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard Ik A rt X VOL. II NO. 323. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952. PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Sultan Of Brunei Arrives In England
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    Excess Profit Tax Cut
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    Eden Backs Traders'Quit China Move
    30 1 Eden Backs Traders'Quit China Move LONDON May 2 B B ed of the ne :rade the C icted ide o- ers i '.emB ied -soy me: ged condii be met
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    5 Student Nurses In Joint Suicide
    53 1 5 Student Nurses In Joint Suicide HONGKONG. May 20 <AP lent Sm° Tao Jit Par. carried 3 dispatc five sturient is Home ki'.ied thempuison on May IT. j i n t suicide note -i been forced to parents and had ~r on their homes g V. Fan Can. tup aimed
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    ROAD ACCIDENT
    38 1 A HIT-AND-RUN saloon car a Sing B J7 ;<*• aa he bicycle a ibout 10 o'clock. knocked down at KepGate N car sped the direction sir Puniang Road knocking him do Ong sustained nead i: •ted ml
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    90 1 H.E f ommander Sar-mcni-j Rodrigaes, Ministfi for tti- Portoffnese Orcrseas territories, who v making a tv,.»-tii viMt to Siiisapore, rflav. 4i I'.ukii Scrcac, f oho re m the coarse of a bus, hedale jresterdaj s --n Hi tbe picture (lefi to run a! u!!•ii <■ i P i < M
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    Certificates For Valour To Be issued
    118 1 Staafirtird S'.ift Corrcspandf.M! KUALA LUMPUR 1 The Hi/gh Commissioner. Genera! Sir Gerald Term ha.- sd to award Cci r Co tor V a or Meritor. actioi be awa actions which are; not quite worthy of a me la but more than a letter of
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    Oil Strikers Returning
    65 1 Oil Strikers Returning DENVER, COLORADO. May 19 (Renter* Ten thousand of tile 90,000 striking Am< I oil workers are expected to return to work tonight following a wage agreement. The agreement was with the lir 0 .irporatiun. Union official; earlier estimated that 6.000 othei .m were to work too. ements.
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    Living In Sin
    20 1 LONDON 2 A 125.0 Brii mate was made by Mrs. ttish Lab'fore a Roya on Law Re
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    JAP ENVOY TO UK
    23 1 DON, M The Japai first Amba or to Britain since Pear! Harbour. S Mat expected to arrive next month.
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    TRUMAN REJECTS PoW PLAN
    393 1 JiN Will iNot buy Truce By Trafficking In Human Slavery' WEST POINT, NEW YORK, May 20 AP "W e don't buy an armistice by trafficking n human slavery/ the President of the United States said today m flatly reacting any proposal that the United Nations return
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    Portuguese Minister For Overseas Visits S'pore
    138 1 A Crowded Programme Standard Stafi Reporter L2-houi programme, which began at 8 a.m. with i nine-sun $alut< announcino his arrival m Singapore waters m the Portugue* warship, Goncalo Velho, marked the firs! official s\&\\ t«» the v-ifii. v < ommander Maria Sarmento Rodrigues, Hinister
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    All Schools Hold Empire Day Meet
    760 1 All Schools Hold Empire Day Meet Standard Stall Reporter MEMORABLE Empire Da\ wa^ celebrated hi schools tbroughoal the Federation and Singapore '>rterdaj when students wrere ursed m special messa^e> to pia r > their pan a> hitnre leaders m the building up Hi a nation thai will be the pride
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    'The Farce Should Be Stopped'
    131 1 LONDON. May 2 Eleui Brii pa ed today on the dccii. B Ri ms to withdi a i I I ad the DIOVC was regrettable but unavoidable. felt there w.i, «at B icrvative D i. .-i (US I ii British »v«n -i- it v clear!'-
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    Egypt Sends Counter Proposals
    34 1 Egypt Sends Coun ter Proposals Ab' I Egyp' tain. ivered I Secretary An 1 1 ter prop tion of th. E| pute on the S I Ofl the 1 Z three-q spoke I H
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    23 1 phol i Th- m ram Singa Mi l Nmoll \>- for th»- fkrsi |mc fHterria; a' --i .until m th«« Victoria Menorial Hall Standard
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    Goodwill US Tour
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    1 Dead, 85Hurt In Pusan Camp Riot
    57 1 SI 01 1 1 P) One p: istaei tl h m i killed dm\ H. irerf injured MU wrbea allied purds pal down j ■ijiiiin -j. 1 jti^mp: (a "-^i^ 1 medical I menl m i camp wj- Pbsub the Li^hti Vrm ir.
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    Squatters: 362 Told To Move Out
    65 2 BETWEEN June 1951 and Aon! this year, notices of .ed to 115 iving m the rural 247 within the the Government Df J gi), at ing j a >t 0 accommodation rural squal OA of suitable t iquati ers II it from the City
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    BLYTHE WARNS OF RED ACTIVITIES
    771 2 Bid To Stop Extension Of Emergency Laws Defeated Standard Staff Reporter INDICATIONS that the Communists m Singapore are reorganizing and "may well start lhcir activities soon" were given by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. I>. Kythe, i.i ilu* Legislate Coanefl yesterda) wheH he spake on
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    Penalty For Bandit Helpers
    90 2 Penalty For Bandit Helpers ANYONE m Sinuipnre Ton <ti ■vulty ol SUCtißf l«'rr<>rM» ii thf fciliiatiOT by H.l\ <>i ■■ppBCJi «»l Of p<>SNPS-sin-i .'I leritN i-t i' ;1 ui;h nts 1 ps lfl \«-.u^ BO ixirnum mi pi i >rr t ill. I.i FederatHn, the p. H3 i- il«ath. |kc
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    Signalman Cleared Of Negligence
    122 2 IX ACQUITTING Signalman Ronald Turnbull charged with having shot and killed S'gnal- J man Edward Andrew Moore with a revolver through a negligent act, the Third Police Court Magistrate, Mfr. 1-i Livingstone, I thai the Amoury section of the Calcutta Camp should be re- j organized.
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    Wider Power To Deport
    70 2 Standard Staff Reporter PERSONS who were refused entry permit to the Colony and whose appeal against the refusal of the conric'cnt authority has been rejected may now be deported on order by j the Colonial Secretary. An amendment to the Emergency (Travel Restriction) Regulations to this
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    Had Opium, 25 Months
    60 2 ANG TIAN TIN was sentenced to 25 months' rigorous imprisonment Id the Third j District Court for having 2:-,\ pounds of opium and attempting to destroy evidence by dumping the opium into the sea when approached by Customs officers on Jan. 11. Ang, a mo'.or-sampan man.
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    14 Strokes For Robber
    75 2 TWENTY-THREE-YEAR old L ian inian Soon was sentenced by Mr. Justice Knight m me Singapore Assizes yesterday to seven years' imprisonment ami 14 strokes of the rot an on a charge of armed robbery It Was alleged that Chan and two others broke Into a house
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    Fell 100 Feet To His Death
    51 2 A VERDICT of dea h by misadvcni .re pras ret«ri -I by the Singapore Corouer ves•^aay ai aa Inqiu iato the death ot a feb^uret. »asuwort bm yarned ;2:') who tell from a k«jgbt o! 100 feet at the now power itatioa m Faair
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    Singaporeans Are 'Spoilt & Choosey'
    272 2 Singaporeans Are 'Spoilt Choosey' CILMQUR ON FOOD Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPOREANS have become "spoiled and choosey" regarding foodstuffs because of their improved standard of living, declared Mr. Andrew Gilmour, Secretary for Economic Affairs, at the Legislative Council yesterday. Mr. Gilmour was replying to speeches made by Mr. Thio Chan Bee
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    After Haw Par Villa, Tiger Balm
    149 2 After Haw Par Villa, Tiger Balm "I NEVKR thouffht Sin^n pc»re had siuli a garden. It is likr something magic, were a Pern of Uie astonished eommcßts made yesterday nuM-nins by the Minister for the Portuguese Overseas Territories. Commander garmen to Rodritjues. whose first stop m a siKhtsef'in& tour of
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    Council Welcomes Governor
    142 2 Council Welcomes Governor Si laaard Staff Reporter THE- Deputy Chairman of ihc Singapore Legislative incil, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, behalf of the officials and tion-offi extended "a warm and sincere welcome" to 'he Governor. Mr. John F. JCicoll when he presided over i meeting for the Rr«l time. > Mr.
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    New Card Law For Travellers
    120 2 PERSONS leaving the Colony for a place outside Malaya may havi \;irier their identit} cards, "i! so required"' to a Police Officer above the rank of Inspector, an Immigration Officer or the Commissioner for Registration. En moving an amendment to the Emergency ißegistrati Regulations. Ibe
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    'Exempt Gifts To TB Home'
    65 2 AX APPEAL to the Singapore Government to support a proposal to build a home for [nctirabte tuberculosis patient.and so n ievt accoirnriodal m Tan Tock S< ng Hospital was made by Airs. Elizabr Choy at the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. Speaking during the idjournment, Mrs.
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    More Scope For Women In Civil Defence
    155 2 More Scope For Women In C ivil Defence Standard St:iiF Reporter THE SINGAPORE Legislative Council yeste :My approved amendments to the Civil Defence Corps Rules which include the removal of a limitation on certain sections of the Corps lor which women are not eligible to enrol. The Colonial Secretary. Nlr.
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      144 2 I SCLE IMPORTERS I H&6ENEYER TRADING CO.ITD. KUALA LUMPUR I 1 NET SCKG I I] MADE IN JAPAN \l BY THEIWaRICEMENTCO.LTO. j EXPECTED WITHIN FEW DAYS! wT LCr^ J Cmw %mr mJ% Km md\ #rl SOLE AGENTS: HAGEMEYER TRADING CO., (MALAYA) LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. OR FROM THE FOLLOWING
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      131 2 1 1 I 16 mni t SOuND PROJECTORS j|! Arnilie' r R. C. A. Bell <c How II ~C Bell <c Ho-^ I-F j|! Revere I lisa m lablo PROJICTOR i fXdllK I \MP«. s!"!' ;rs II WlNBtlll, HIM j I ITPKS .v POKI VBI 1 v hi I 1
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      86 2 C r^ AN V Y^, M^ J BEtrE^ 17 WHAT VH I lAV CC,.A f^ GCUKJA CHANGE k VOU'REI/ I*t^ An| COULD BE. W^ BE A PATRIOT.^X %^%f ««HEKIS N ;r-/^' vs A^ 4 w -^i NG 2 r nA^ff better M;' iamgo^ka tSICK O BEIN A J TOGO S
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    NICOLL CONDEMNS 2 S'PORE STRIKES
    771 3 Standard *MaH Reporter fhc t\><> -;iikt^ iii Singapore one by the MO members of tin* ii formed fttafl <»l |he I\>«.i and Telegraph Service which is still continuing ,n.i ilm- other bj Singapore Traction Company employees which ended 3 i-i u.-tk win strong!) condemned l>\
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    Strikers To Meet Govt.
    49 3 >> < < Slal Bj mmU* the S itiona :ied." first >:nce Rg ace rence Sec»wing Q I Kj esident), lent). j R Kadir isecretary>, men amed M h -Tndihim. Mr Lee X •Tnor's the Legis- mat mnthe ikesman te. m. on it be said s
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    Referred To UK Admiralty
    68 3 THE Singapore Naval Base Labour Union's demand tor establishment rights tor Asian industrial employees of the Naval Base has now been referred to the Admiralty m the United Kingdom for consideration and approval, the general secretary of the Union Mr. K. Y. Foon'g told The Standard
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    3 More STCEU Men Questioned
    51 3 THREE more officials al Singapore 'J i Employees' Union c tioned' by the Police m connection with the I vo-da> strike st^zod by the con.: employee-, last we< Altogether nine of the officials ha cc i questio A »ther thre summoned to Police '.vi!l b.">
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    No More Land For S'pore Squatters
    195 3 Standard Staff Reporter THK Singapore Government has na fertile lani to offer to displaced squatters. All it can offer to the squatters is ex gratia payments as compensation. This is staled m the Legislative Council yeste b: M j. a Harvey, Commissioner »i Lands,
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    206 3 -Photo by Photo by pi oto. i mphre hay <t Sm-apore Si Joseph's bslitiitioa rstenlay. Pktwrf shows (left to rkht): Bro. |gna« i a (Diicctof «'i lac School), C*pt Reateas, and ipt. Watson yyatt The Sea Cadets of the Nelson Division, Singapore, marching past inspecting officer. Lieutenant Commander G. Williams
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    Exhumation Of Old City Graves Urged
    292 3 Exh uma tion Of Old City Graves Urged Standard Staft Reporter EXHUMATION as a matter of policy should be given every encouragement, said the Committee appointed to make recommendations regarding burial and burial grounds m the Colony. If and when a new body is set up to control planning and
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    Task For Governor
    103 3 THE HOPE that the Governor of Singapore. Mr. John F. Nicoll. who was Largely responsible for .encouraging the extensive build ing programme m Hongkong, d solve the Colony's housing problem was expressed by Mr. Thio Chan Bee at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday. Speaking during adjournment. Mr.
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    12,000 Called For Mails
    86 3 THE new Post Office .set up at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Monday for delivery of correspondence to callers residing m Postal District numbers 1-. 2. fi and 7 is working smoothly and so far about 12,000 people have called for their letters. A turther improvement
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    'Cremation Is Sensible'
    274 3 A RECOMMENDATION" thai a crematorium should be blished m Sing ipore >on as possible is made m the report ol the Committee regarding burial and burial grounds. There is now no objection to cremation by any Christian community, except the R Catholic, for whom it is forbidden.
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      385 3 '.OSaAL NOTICE pr a ms i littal otttt liwi U Ike telegraph n m Building, Singapore. Street Dollah. 16 RAO Sqpn h. 474 Upper Sera Ro t142 i Road j m (Tin:. v n Cl IS Serangoon R >ad. m t;> Kapal Road. Guan. 1 6a B >ad. X Seleta
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    TAX DEPT. NEED MORE MEN
    112 4 TAX DEPT. NEED MORE MEN Standard Staff Reporter EVASION of taxes m Singapore is the daily gossip of the man-in- the-street and the general feeling m the evasion is massive declared Dr. C. J. Paglar at the Singapore Legislative Council j yesterday. Speaking during adjournment Dr. Paglar said the present
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    Councillors Strikers CHARGES MADE AGAINST GOVT
    693 4 Councillors Strikers CHARGES MADE AGAINST GOVT Standard Stall Reporter WHILE three unofficial members of the Singapore Legislative Council were pleading the case of the postal strikers, six Committee members of the striking Union sat m the first row of the visitors' gallery and watched the proceedings. In the loner part
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    Teachers May Aid Strikers
    115 4 The members of the Singapore Teachers Union are m .sympathy with the Postal and Telecommunications Uniformed Staff workers now on strike, said Mr. V. Victor. Secretary of the Union, m a statement yesterday. Asking Government to adopt a realistic and sympathetic attitude and not to try
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    BIBLE TALKS
    51 4 DR. LELAXD WANG an evangelist of international repute is n^w giving a series of special Bible talks at the Betfaesda, Katong. Dv. Wang who has travelled very widely will con tinue his talks until Sunday, 24 A special invitation Is extended to ail people to listen to D.\
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    Plead For
    181 4 THE women of Singapore should take an intelligent interest m tbe affairs of the countries surrounding the peninsula «aid Mr. Malcolm MacDomild. the l.'ommissioner(ieneral yesterday at a luncheon given by the Chinese Ladies' Association. The luncheon was held at the Adelphi Hotel Roman Room and amonj the guests
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    Rochore Station To Close
    87 4 ROriIORL Polite Skition and HiU Street Police Station, Singapore are to be closed as from Monday May Hi. A Police spokesman said that the closure of these two sub-stations will en the 1-oree to have more men detail- i ed for beat and patrol duty. Normul
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    Appeal Against Demolish Order
    45 4 Appeal Against Demolish Order SINGAPORE rubber dealers. Soo Bee Co.. appealed to the Singapore High Court yesterday against a conviction m the lower courts for erecting a $55,000 rubber smokehouse at the 6th mile, Thomson Road without the plans being approved by the Rural Board.
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    Lectures On Elections
    96 4 Le ctures On Elections .MR LEE KIM CHUAX of the Public Relations Ornce. is giving a series of lectures m Mandarin to students of the local Chinese secondary schools on the Constitution of Singapore and the importance of registration for elections. Mr. Lee will visit the Catholic High School today,
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    Workmen Ask For Assurance
    56 4 Workmen A sk For Assurance ABOUT 200 employees (if I t€ Dieihe'in and Company Aluminium Factory. Alexandra Road. Singapore want an assurance from the company that there wiil be no more retrenchment made against them, The Standard learned yesterday, The Singapore Federation of Chinese Engineering Tradesman representing the workers met
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    Medical Dept Policy Is The Correct One
    405 4 Standard Slafl Reporter THE POLICY followed by the Singapore Medical Department of giving some attention to as inan\ aspects of the medical plan as possible instead of giving realk good attention to only a few is tbe riiiht policy. This is evident from
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    Objects To Hotels Next To Schools
    173 4 Objects To Hotels Next To Schools Standard Staff Reporter STRONG resentment at the p esence of a hotel next to the Ma:.i\ Girls School nnd the English School at Tebok Kurau was expressed m Singapore Legislative Council by Enche j Ahmad Ibrahim, speaking Juri ing adjournnrw at Inrlie Ahmad asked
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    STOREMEN GET CUPS
    124 4 Standard Staff Reporter SILVER cups were presented to ree storei en at the Central S1 res Depot of the Air Ministry Direci rate General of W at Changi field yesterday. The cups were trophies awarded the best -kept sectional store, and are retained for a The judging
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    Coroner Returns Open Verdict
    98 4 TIIF Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, returned an open finding .yesterday at the ing into the death of Peti V Lee Seng uiT) v father of six children and a former Assize clerk. wh i was knocked down by a Singapore Traction Company bus at Selegie
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      297 4 TODAY'S POWER CUTS village, initcd Chinese Robber Ukv, l.mi Slum (aniicrv. |,::in j ChooD liuhbcr ks.. Kali ll in. Ircd Water House, liulnstrial <;as<>s, Kilhurn Ke- liite. lMiitcarn Kci., Turl Club, i:ii« Neo Avenue. Kwart Park Holland Kd. Adam Park. O.itlop Hill. Cliat^wnrtli ltd., Peirrt* Kd., Somerviße Estate« Leedon Rd.
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    UNICEF Gift Aids Dental Plan 1 SET FOR EVERY TRAINED NURSE
    299 5 UNICEF Gift Aids Dental Plan 1 SET FOR EVERY TRAINED NURSE Stead irrl Ma|.«v < spmidcnt I t s ING, Ams iestaJ project, whn-h is iimt-d at -;ivnii; full beaeits t.> school t liildrt-ii m k.nnponus and riuaces i> ts been speeded np by a rontribution <»> <-qiiiit tiunt from
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    Mr. Yong Asks For 48 Hours
    85 5 S ><l.ud MufT Correspondent v »IPUR, Tue s iok LJi ■>••■- -:es !a-* f eck of hor. genei al of the 1 1 i I l«r..;i;i, IK Data S;r Cheng- >. premi lent, i 48 hours m v.'m offer made to him Iraw his
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    Death For Armed Red
    22 5 Death For Armed Red Toe > was -;>tured Tai i >■ ilions m the j Past a ed Chiead They 1 1 ideal Si
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    'Picure Hunt'
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    They Didn't Miss Boat
    83 5 ►ENANG i 'i Nree Sin- i.ys, v. bo were re- mi sset tlie 1.4 .1 dare n hich he S nday are on r 1 is information was given I to The S dard b 1 shipping -aid tod. it the were rounded up by a
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    Found Guilty Of Fraud
    56 5 la Noble ges le slm 1 iv* used to c iced to it th< B ling and sentence i m ither irges cooin»ing i t cents i three othi the con i t the Court I IS I c charges IPOH. a (4(1 mittetl former Pth
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    MALAY FISHERMEN GET AN ASSURANCE
    281 5 PENAiNG, Tues. Representatives of tne L«mbaga ftlukini fanjong Tokbng, who mcl the tcting Resident Cammissioner, Mr. N. Ward, thi« moriiiiu; «*\|»r<'s^r4l satisfaction over Grovernmeiil s assurance to reserve Millicient land for the Mala) fishermen i" the reclaimed area at Tanjong 1 okonc. me uembaga Mukim
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    Medical Workers Call For Whitley Council
    92 5 standard S ifl Report ierkied tt^ orr.- rnment I c ci. ed the the part o: I cotnpd probatanl c a I i "'i v hich the;. been accepi .rid State Coun- the sidents: :.'um uv.d g Ba r H Mi A Selva S<
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    Wife Slayer Gets 8 Yrs.
    75 5 ALOR STAR, 1 Govindusamy. an Indian tapper employed at Kirn Seng Estate, South Kedah was sentenced to eight years jail by Mr. Justice Abdul Hamid for killing his 25-year-nld wife. Scrangi on September 6. Govindasamy stood charged with the offence of murder bul aftei a
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    Sea Dragged For A Plane
    117 5 Standard Staff! Correspondent PENANG, Tiies.— An attempt to locate the sunken aircraft. which crashed into the sea off Telok Bahai^j on Sunday proved unsuccessful following an extensive dragging of the area where the plane went down. This morning the Deputy Harbour Master. Capt T. F.
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    Standard Pattern Service
    782 5  -  ROSALIND RATNAM by CIT OIT THESE INSTRUCTIONS and KKEP THEM BY V :tr TILL YOl GET YOlK PArrEKN PIKCKS THIS WEEK'S PATTERN WILL B^: ON PAGE ii Ot« Xilii St.NDAY STANDARD HERE are th*' sewing instructions for The Standard' Pattern No. 7 which appeared iv the Sunday
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    WAGE RATES
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The YVusrs Committee of th c MPIF.A met here today and de eided to ask the Pan Malayan Rubber Work ers 1 Trade Union to meet them as soon as possible m order to a«iee_ to the vva«e rates which should operate m the industry
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    94 5 Mr. G. G. Thorn-on Public Rtlatiom Seeretari *n<i ttoi Supervisor of Election jmr talk i»« !'"<ii<»n> lii tlir ui>j»rt KCbool of the >(. \min-« > >< i«m»l ve%H-rda\. Mr. Th» mson explamed i" th« b«y« m. ludm^ i fe« girls of the Post-certffieate ehuu h«« to i >i-i loli the
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    GIRL (11) MISSING AGAIN
    116 5 GIRL (11) MISSING A GAIN Standard st.dl Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.A 11-year-old Malay girl, Fatirnah. has been reported missing from her home m Swee Guat Road here since last Saturday morning. The girl was adopted by a Malay driver. Mi Mid. Ali. who is now m prison having been convicted
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    6 Reds Die In 11 Incidents
    286 5 Standard Stall Correspondm! KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. hi esevea EacMents m the Tederation yesterday and this morning six terrorists were killed and five wounded, while the security forces suffered one wounded and one believed to have been drowned. Two civilians weir murdered. Early this morning,
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    Hover Planr Saves Gurkha
    49 5 An H A m the juagle <>t South Puhari.n i liriii i Gurkha rifleman, a r i on miUbandit ope ins, to b m Bahau. In i flay. R A A F. I bom- A ertands arks on twc g i In Neffj i Sen
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    Mrdal For Leader
    24 5 Mrdal For Leader hei c on a visit, I with the i do In I of the Pc ci He has t St. IV
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    Man Who Went In Search Of A Wife
    58 5 1 er Lav i EtuefuJ lute! that i v. idow IVu I him. A mak Chiok.hnfl had p. Au I a night m •< X I on th<- i a.s i But that f*y retun m B i ma Mr < ::ii<l
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    Rifleman Hurt
    26 5 Riflen Pi I M M of tl sustain wound m tl ation m tl He :ha Rifli and I i the B Kirn. I
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      The Strike Weapon
      737 6 L ai ye C >uncil yest< rda; the Govern Singapon Mr. J. F. Nicoll, made a of whose implications, we hope, he was f \i G rnment," .said Mr. Nicoll, ''can submit to t red by the disruption of an essential public through strike action or any
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    RUBBER:
    682 6 C \GGIXG rubber prices not only i npair the figltt k against Communism but may help the Malayan Communists to break out of their present narrow and isolated position. It costs many of the Malayan rubber estates about 2 shillings (MBsc.) to produce a pound of rubber under present
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      REPLY TO MELAYU TUA
      289 6 Sir: I have been living m the Jalan Eunos. area more than 10 years as a member of one of rhe respectful Malay families. I know very well the members of the other families of Malays as well as other nationalities m the ssa c area
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      ANY ACTION BEING TAKEN?
      70 6 Sir: With reference to Mr. Ong's letter which appeared m your paper of the L6th Lnst., I w n r v hat Messrs. S S. Many am nnd E. V. Davies intend doing about our area. All t.h e residents m my area voted for both
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    How Do You Do?
    624 6  -  CASSANDRA By I T SEE that the doctors have been complaining that their 5 1 patients are very bad at explaining their symptoms. When it comes to "describing their aches and pains they j are either almost inarticulate or given to wild and fantastic exaggerations tfaat
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    The mainstay of the Triangle
    625 6  - The mainstay of the Triangle ANDREW ROTH U& and the Soviets to "normal" needs, Britain still felt it re lined an important bargaining weapon at the begin&ing of last year when natural rubber was high ami m demand. This last year -the situation has changed drastically. The United Stales has
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    SPEAKING FOR MYSELF
    473 6  -  RIMAU By Heads and Tails r FHE Mother of Parliaments is due to probe briefly today into the question of beheaded Malayan bandits. It seems that some naughty member of the Security Forces have lopped off the head of a dead terrorist or two after engagements m
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 6 "fciTounsin ;«g:tin Our would think «<■ never fed t lie little
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    Review of Views
    63 6 Review of Views > Unwise Step open t > iso! i i i men I iievemc; i M I w The M mat* 1 rights' work Utusan. T.. Frapty Phras* THE v i c 1 of Chinese i "empty phras Siang Pau "Malaya is a C R historic; racia nut
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    Speed-up Of Comet Foreseen
    165 8 THE present development Hi its to the Far Easi by the < >m cl Jet airliner, which lefl Sii gapore for Bangkok on mday are directing attention 01 aeronautical experts to the possibility of using high altitude airflow. There is a widely-held be ie! that m
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    Gold Seized On S'pore Bound Ship
    73 8 HONGKONG, May 20. (Reuter-AAP):— Revenue oil,- ers yrsier'lity seized gold and watches cohn-d at l/KSoOO.OOO aboard tlie Hai i, t >,> which vas bound for Singapore. (;o// weighing 1.570 tjria was found m paper packages hidden m a fuel oil pipe iti c/ic/d)? roo.//.
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    French Carrier In Singapore
    43 8 W'YF.R eight months' tour of duty m [ndo-China waters, the French aircraft carrier, Arromanches, arrived m Singapore yesterday on her wa\ bark to France. Forme«ly the H.M.S. Colossus, she was renamed when she was loaned to the French Navy.
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    MORE AIRLINES CUT FLIGHTS
    122 8 NEW YORK. May 20. (AP). —Air France and X.L.M. Royal Dutch Airlines on Monday joined lines cutting flights to Europe because of the American oil strike. Thirty-six flights have now be -!i cancelled -o round >s to Europe and the Middie East and 11 to Nassau
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    GPO Relies On Outside Labour To Unload Mails
    153 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE familiar Royal Mail red vans of the General Post Office and the khaki uniforms of postmen were conspicuous by their absence at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves, yesterday, when the Dutch liner Oranje discharged 2.200 bags of mail
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    Calcutta To Be Improved
    82 8 Calcutta To Be Improved CALCUTTA. May 20. Immediate measures to improve thp navigational facilities of the Calcutta port, which is suffering from rapnJ siltatioti of the Hooghly river ha\e been suggested by thf Indian River Obser\ r atory a' P-tona. The observatory undertook several years' observation and study of a
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    On The Way Home
    27 8 Standard Shippini; Reiw>rt»M THE 8,048-tons French trooper Can Tourane arrived Singapore yesterday, from Saigon with 487 French trooo> o their way to Frawce.
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      423 8 "KOREA' for Bangkok Saigo:, Kmfkooi Is Mlfef r I "KIN A' for B a .uk, Saigon Hongkong Kobe rokohama tJ-fTfii it-Hi—t I FROM JAPAN HO\:.KUN(, "PROhICL" f.r iaoflnk tt tlfww SAiti\(;s hi ruMiM M KlHElilftlu For Colombo Aden Port Said (ienou AnUci, Ramb«irg. Copenha^^n Gothenbnre X Oslo Spore P Shan.
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      28 8 Despatches Today: Eastern Austra ia and New Zealand by Tjibadak. Tanjon^ Pinang by Tanjong Pinang, Ceylon and U.S.A. Schuyler Otis Bland, Pakistai (parrels only) by S< i Bland.
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    RED CHINA NOT ASKED FOR COMPENSATION
    536 9 RED CHINA NOT ASKED FOR COMPENSATION U X Proposes Trading Link Be Maintained LONDON, May 20 (Reuter).— The British note to Communist China, announcing that big British firms there intend to withdraw from the country, was delivered to the Peiping Government yesterday. It proposed that a definite trading link should
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    Financing Development Of Backward Regions
    54 9 Vf *O«K, M», .R,ut,r,-Tuo p.1.p.1,,1, to, !!>I l!t lopm-nt m the wo M s less P■■•■ m to rtiaralatc prh iti m is I sfl developed areas The »lber Hi>uid ih iteraati«uU dkvclopawl fund which ike Kraals m au j lv fi n;l M> projects
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    RUBBER MART QUIET, STEADY
    80 9 Standard Mat kit Reporter i libber nunrkei m >h>:ia|>urv riil«»«l l«3 Ui -1 nia\ v\ ti 1 1 onl\ -^iiiall luj-inc--panics, Qu tation declined h\ 3| nts per lb. below ly's closing prices as the market relumed to Us before sentimeni am i c a section
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    UK Unmoved By Pressure From Peiping
    108 9 UK Unmoved By Pressure From Peiping HONGKONG. May 20 (ReuterAAP>: Commenting on the anouncement that targe British ■inns are withdrawing irorn the C tinese mainland, ti e British- ned South Chin i Moi Post said today: Britain is making no hostile gesture and "il ihe Peeping policy was designed a*
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    MILK, TOBACCO CARGO ARRIVES
    62 9 MILK, TOBACCO CARGO ARRIVES THE liner Oranje brought for Singapore yesterday from Europe 8,190 cases of mi k 2,295 packages of sundries. I 1 1!) cases at herrings, 36:? cases of iqunr. 113 bales of paper, 1,024 cases of tobacco. 500 bags of barley. 400 bags of oatmeal 4.37 cases
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    US Buys Small Amount Of Bolivian Tin
    10 9 211 S< I
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    Japan Is Warned On Investments
    99 9 lAPAN nnot oxi ocx w ttracl I n c tpil ci m investc Stable enter] es, Occui »n f- Domic I chiel ijor Gen >'• ;i i- t said m Tokj i H e c Anierio m( »be amerce m at! .<: P»1 Japan ca
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    Great Eastern Life To Pay 15 PC Div.
    273 9 Standard Mailed Reporter M\* POLICIES assured ilu- Great Eastern Life insurance Compa*j l;?«t w;ir amounting i«> o\tr tl;«' previous \«;:r"s lotaJ and a record for (In- on pnni i total m fort*6 at 1 end ur ai ;->'i.--39 rU3 is tti bi^bi
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    Produce Mart Slays Quiet
    81 9 THE produce market m Singapore was quiet m all sections, with no business reported m .he cop:-. an<3 coconut oil sections. .Copra had buyers at $26 uer picu! and sellers at $28. r coconut oil quotation remained :at $44 nominal on an inactive market Betel' nut
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    Downward Trend In Share Market
    104 9 ovr B n Standard Market Reporter ns^^°f' Tues.-The Malayan share market Zv? S r jtl ns today With the exception oi a iVu h^hares. ti.e trend was to slightly lower levels. ged prices were:— Buyers Sellers uammons 1.56 2.60 W, Cements :75 .85 l..")O 1.57
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    113 9 COMMODITY PRICES atest Singapore rub wr prices (cents per Ib yesterday were M Bu>ers> Sellers No 1 Spot Loos? r.0.8. m bales June No. 1 R.S.S. H-V. 84 No. 2 K.S.S XI r s" No. 3 R.S.s! 78". 7»1 Tone: Quiet. L ONDON KLBBKR -M onda y' s opening prices
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    Technical Lab. Lack Blow To Malayan Youth
    244 9  - Technical Lab. Lack Bl ow To Malayan Youth D.J. GREER By WE ARC ct last getting so-"c of our f ocol senior engineers interested m the technical educotioti or, I should soy, the lack of technical facilities for our boys m Ma'oya. i given m Mr. J X reply to
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    Foreign Capital Sharply Needed In Indonesia
    596 9 By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent A JAKARTA, M °y 20: Mohammed Rum, Minister of Home Affairs and a powerful leader m the predominant Muslim Forty, m warning that Indonesia is m sharp neod of foreign capital to develop the country pointed out
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    Australian Opal Exports Falling
    87 9 AUSTRALIA'S opal exports are falling because hard-living gougers are finding soft berths at Wuumera rocket range, according to Sydney gem dealers one merchant: "I can't fill a substantial order from America which would bring dollars. When I went to the opai fields wesl of Lake Eyre
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    32 9 R m iij nS?V Kdl b^. rs:h is sepn <hl m visJ t to tte one of 1h ?IS^ u Sh {:on at W«« (HtrttMshite), ment J tst^ishmcnts of the (ioveram.nt's Depart-
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    Instalment Buying
    26 9 \KW YORK. May 20 (IPA nationwide survey has shown thai merchants arc confident a big boom m instalment-plan I buying is to come soon.
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    'WORLD CHANGING TO BUYERS MART'
    92 9 ST ANNES-QH THE SKA (Lancashire), May 20 (Router): —Sir V.t ifck James, deputj' chairman and mannfisn? director m England oi a Leading Indian company (Tatas) -said nere that, while t»e Western markets had to be developed, the Eastern kn ti kets "will be neglected »t
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    Far East Trade Far To Be Held In USA
    49 9 c i i Sea: the '1 Won The ide Fail exhibited for the I COT;- witJ buyerc who wIU id. A Root i ggn square feet play > Auditorium. It was also an: I incori bil M d I tn c
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    HK EXCHANGE
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    More Rice For Japs
    11 9 HILU3H IKHIUB KHIUUYO8OUJ KUYIO Thai Information Service
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      PFOPTLE I MEET
      1150 10 \ikn Charles Baldwia, *''*!?< of the \>n> rican < f*l«l m\ ited p- Kt.anrnt Miiijapuir «omen t*> tea to m -«-t M»Ni tthel Weed who it >:i hrr way hu'r.f- to the I > <>n vacation by way ■I lndontMa Bangkok India *nd the Near East i
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      TALKING SHOP
      151 10 LATEST HOOVER E'ectric Floor polisher, with lico brushes. $57, 50. MORPHY-RICHARDS automatic electric toasler which can be adjusted to give the desired degree of crispness. costs $47 SMALL aluminium plate rack which will take ticelve plates, costs $3 25 THREE burner Perfection Kerosene Oil store, complete with stand
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      BARBARA WILL SWITCH HUBBIES
      74 10 HOLLYWOOD, May 20 (UP> Franchot Tone divorced Barbara Payton yesterday while the actress was at home busy packing for a trip to Europe with actor Tom Neal. It was a routine climax to what started out to be one of the movieland's hottest courtroom jhu'.v.s. Tom
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    ACCESSORIES TO THE FORE
    81 10 Continuing Margaret's Diary i > If ANY oatfi(<i madr m h choice of at i k before lu\<- v all kinds haadh Kirns, belli beea m r a m« hive womm to choose fron full maon bl.nok b to match. T and look b tor b
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    THUMB-SUCKING
    529 10  -  Margaret Scott By W HKN 1 was a baby 1 was a confirmed thumb-sucker. So much so that I altered the whole shape of my mouth which necessitated not only innumerable visits to the local dentist but we.iring a ghastb looking band to straighten mv teeth. Consequently I have
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      30 10 it /iwllfu i& P^ s2^ 1 > .en him ill t h<- nMistitnont^ m the mAjm^jjyM wK I .'-it rnjioi i to build i sturdy body, strong MH ffiNHfi 9f L.3/52
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      96 10 BIHTHD AY ST O RfES EXOI ISITE CEM SI I R|\( Emeraid. Rub y S Amethyst. Aquamarine. mond. Opa 1 Garnet. M stone. Topaz. Ale) j Bloodstone. LANKA JEWELLER' i| {HOUSE POtt CEYLO |j 20, Bottery Rood, S.ngopore Phone ***** TUf O/ A/*is Tin id The famous Morficulturol Society of
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      399 10 Today's Radio Programmes <il\r iPARF Melodies; 8 p.m Adventures of P. (.49; 31T*«jrAI UIXL x:;o We dnesday Prom, 9. ;t> News (8); (4K4 metres 41 metres) !> 4:> David Ng at the piano. 10 p.m. Musn ill' I)<»na!<J Voorhees: 10.1'.tl 9.30 a .hi. For Schools; Interlude; Billy Cotton uul hi^
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      409 10 1 9 ff-'t/ ffITA n£l AJI/1D l 1 QIOTATION': I I |i man is c >i p f with an lea Ca i Ul DM >I>\V FOB F.VKRVUM I is quite a con»trucin c da-. following the m'dmorning. Make progress re solving problems. 1 business and professional Li i i
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    ATHENIANS REACH TOP FORM
    363 11 ATHENIANS REACH TOP FORM UNDhRRVTFI) Athenian League followed up their pit ndifi 4 o vietorv «>\er the Sino Malaya on Sunday by repeating the dose against SAFVs best selection v yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium. It uas us sound a licking as Blngapore eve* cot. They, Sin^ ipore, held the
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    17 11 Americas Martin Mendez a*d Malaya's Won?, who last met three years greet »'aeh other at Kalians Airport.
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    Lads Hold Rovers 1-1
    53 11 WINDSOR Rovers drew oneI all with Cheerful Lads "A" in a SAFA Third Division "B" league soccer match played at the CYMA ground yesterday. Wing Sun scored tor the Windsor Rover s and Swan Tim equalised for the Cheerful Lads. i Both goals were scored m
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    YANKS HAVE SPEED, ACCURACY, CONTROL
    500 11  - YANKS HA VE SPEED, ACCURACY, CONTROL KEN JALLEH AMERICA'S THOMAS CUP TEAM, arrived m Singapore with the dawn yesterday, with M no worries about the heat, the Danes, Indians or even the MalayaHs. 1 At night they limbered up m their first practice and afterwards the worry ins wa< done
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    7 Athenians In European XI
    73 11 SINGAPORE Europeans wilj make use of seven Atheniaff' League pi avers when they meet the Rest m a SAKA "Tanjong Rh'j Fund" at Jalan Besar Stadium this evening. The European side will be: Woods: Stoker (AD, Hardy (AL); Morton, Skinner. Fisher (AD, Haskow (AL) Guthrie,
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    Good Win For Haikowyu Club
    72 11 BUKIT TIM. MI Sports Club lost 3—2 to Haikowyu Sports Club m n SAKA Third Di'-'.sinn "H- league tie on BODCA i ::id. Ham irV throughout the game In the 10th minute Bukit Tjrnah took the lead Aziz scoring. HSC then dominated play but equalised
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    RAF Tennis
    69 11 FAVOURABLE «y«ather V 1<: enabled the RAF Lawn 1 Tournament winch commi on May 1 to be played off according to schedule and the semi-final rounds have now been reached m all five events. The amme for today l Men's singles sein B W Command" r Klid aen
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    Cocktail Party
    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR: Tues -On Thursday evening the Selangor Indian Community v. ill ent< i tain the Indian Thomas C»p team ai a cocktail party ai the Belangoj Badmnitua A<*ociaUua U*u.
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    Neo Breaks Another Record
    144 11 Neo Breaks Another Record Mo !i\\ 11. KOK. broke his -""i metre* face style record at the Singapore «>!■ nipic Sports Council trial ><>- terday at the Chinese Swimming Club. Two other triali>is tor the IHO metres tree stvle Lan Buang- 1100 and \Vei!>e Wolter^ failed to reach the sosc
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    Tickets Sale Starts Today
    185 11 THE issue of tickets for the Thomas Cup matches to those who have been allotted them, and whose names appear on the its displayed at the Cathay Alambra and Emporium, will begin at 1 1 30 a.m. today. The tickets will be issued from the first
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    55 11 IfR S i ■I.:'-. L 952 of May. 1952 \\r; Slow Ll 1 of Mr. Choc Soon passed ay i ofully on 20tb Ua) at r > inf behind his belov< }'> Chye and 2 (I: Saturdas the 24 ortege Leaving No. 19. T H< >^<i at 11 a.m.
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      554 11 SELANGOR TURF CLUB JINE MkLTING 1952 IST DAY-SATI KDAY— *th June IM.">2 2ND I»\Y WKI>NESI)AY11th June 1952 2RD DAY^-SATIKDAY— Nth June H>.V> LW RIES dccc at M i m on Wednesday, 28th May. 1952 MEMBERSHIP: No applies- 1 tiuns fur membership will be entertair«ed alter 4on p m on the
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      193 11 FOR SALE NEW VACANT BUNGALOWS In IP UH KAMPAR ROAD. FOR SALE. I rnn- of |>:n men I .£.}Ojmo/. rah oi $15,000/. rash ft s!<j|||. iiHMiihiv ißslalmenls for 10 Mar-. Apply lo K. l.im 2.">, liuir Street, (L p-Uiirs) fpoh. A IS ATI AN Puppies By Champion Walston Sentinel out
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      342 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENT MRS. Doro'hca Ebett «rf iamilv deeply appre< iate and thank U•■ Ofll I «d all Bank BY C Wen Is for tend Urn funeral and for sending tne of eondoience Boral tril ii in^ to S ATA. Fund En 1 T Eo: \IHS Tan Soo Jifl wista their h-
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      23 11 The SHAPE that I SHOOK the world! Little sgypt Slim Fat Away If f at ru you short ol > to »«w Hol FOI >
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      68 11 SOCCER: Rovers S.C. v Chinese Casuals Div. 1 at Jalan B. sar. Horers "A" v Town Rangers Div 3A at Geylang Soicul A.P. v YCAA Div. 3A at CYMA SIT v SUB Police Div. :;B at BODCA. SBHFA: OTEC V MPH at Police. Ford v Malayan Airways al farrcr Park.
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      30 11 ItIDESILSi i IDES at the principal esorts m Mala; i TODAY AM. F VI Singapore 9.18 y.l I Malacca '>.:>» ti.is» Port Dieksoa L4O 5jN F.»rt Sham 4.01 Penans lU3 lUW
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    Acceber's Early Pace May Upset
    1432 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By THE SIX FURLONG main sprint event for the Summer Cup at Bukit Timah this afternoon— highlight of the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Summer meeting is expected to be a three-cornered battle between Woodcote Inn, Parmiter, and Acceber. n <>
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    STANDARD'S SELECTIONS
    134 12 Windsor Lu.l I Gay Reveler I j soi.l'l KION i\\l\l-l> HARRIER Tantalus Harrier Kaee I SaSSI? Harrier lair ir HARROVIAN "^mnian" Race 2. Browjisbaj tsnize KcmiU Assize II OK THE MONXKIII BODYBELT VI.V \|on ,n I. Matinee i>,, The Mim:ir( li lir n jj Showman Ropewalk SILVER CRKSI
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1320 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE I Horsrs Class 2, Div. 4 6 turs. 2.15 p.ms ,)i) Fair Sir 3v 9.§0 Mr W Gordon Hobbs Charles ■>' (ii) Solperion Sy 8.12 M s K.S Leong C.S. Seong R.W. van B'kelen Percival s! 000 French Band 5y 8.1! "Shaw Stable" Martin Vidyut) 4>
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      24 12 Tur dip riPUTiii 23rd may f 9 p;M nt Dlv rlbnl !S! happy world U &r Jtl V > SOOX/NGS AT WINSTON S *****. I
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      285 12 I ITn U'UUA f^« tcnrl/i ha* lea"i<d v, trust v^^v r Aiir..> lla i.im i, „<t. n,Kt^,n t.h,^. 1,, movement »Ind. th«> inrlu vi i t" w» www ill •ii -i. ...on* .i i, ..-r-i, ■OMaaUMMfc -nH- ir «.i nniuUtet «V> hour p-,w»r n^M-r.. I lirn v fc» :1 motrmrm
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