Singapore Standard, 29 May 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard A M X OL. II NO. 331 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Berlin Reds Seal 163 Streets
    87 1 Berlin Reds Seal 163 Streets ft] Xl IN, M.t% 88 (IP)— I tmmnnists, threw up Srct banrk ades between astern and western sectors .xiav and began g i ;;.Vnule lonu noiir>:i between Hast -m Germany. oi both I Berlin v. the Commun iign again I •.ri the Western concluding a
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    MP Queries Wage Cuts
    6 1 MP Queries Wage Cuts I •:op.
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    Malaya's Line-up
    78 1 Mil Malaj ia lin<- up againsi tlw \nifiii tib m the challenge round of thr l homas Clip i ompcli tion on S.itur daj m,! SunH i> has bees di idrd .»«> t'»llou >: >:iul'-> 1 \V«)iu IVn.; Soon (M ivk Hock PooMea 1 Oac Poh Lin asd
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    Duke Of Windsor Calls On Churchill
    31 1 > 28, (Ri The Duke ol Windsor, i on a week's b ess trip to Brii tiled on Prime Minister Winston Churchill at 10 Dow nina >'
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    COLONY POSTAL STRIKE OVER
    626 1 Last 2 Points Settled In 3rd Day Talks Standard Staff Reporter THK 480 members of the Singapore Post and Telegraph Uniformed Staffs' I nion will not resume their strike today. The Union's last two points ot dispute with Government over pay scales of J»0 telegraph messengers
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    US Team Scrape Through, Indians' Gallant Bid Fails
    433 1 Standard Badminton Reporter THE UNITED States qualified for the Thomas Cup challenge round against Malaya la*t nighl with a five-four victory over the Indians m s game which v> i 1 1 be forever remembered m the 1 liomas Cup mtu^ a-,
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    81 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, May 23 The following are the closing prices of lubber and tin on tHe London Market today: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 23 d. Spot £970 per ton June 23 d. buyers, £972 sellen. Juiy/Sept. 23 d. Three months: £959 Oct. Dec.
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    MacG Sees The Sultan
    77 1 [POH, Wed. The Deputy H gh Commissioner, Mi. D. C. SlacGillivray arrived here this ng on a three-day tour ol State. On hia arrival here morning he weni to the S 'retarfcl and later t!io Qovernmerii office! where lie had rnaJ discussions with the iter In
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    Information Wanted
    47 1 THE Traffic Police i -.--ekm" itj .:i about an ac<! lei In w■. blue Co nmec pi .....:>..■ ted ta n do 60 5 e:u cook, •m Re the Orel a d Xi id M i el p n >'i M»■ 0 Rengasamj i iinca died
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    RED ENVOY THREW SEX PARTIES
    275 1 W VSHINGTON Miv 28, (AP Sei ite made public today sensational story >: ill-male sex pfi ties run by a Commutiist eovoy to the United States fo r the purpose >' extracting information from The diplomat wfs named M Te i H F: »i m,
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    Reds Hint Offensive In Korea
    96 1 Reds Hint Off ensive In Korea Ml NSW, KOREA, Ma\ >»i, (AP>.— For the second day COBUttttßisl Truce negotiators today hinted lied armies m Korea would march on because ol Allied handling of captured Iteds. The I N. Command deleuation dismissed the threat as propaganda. North Korean Gen. Na I
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    Churchill Warns Of Red Threat
    70 1 Standard I t i• 1 1 <»i respondent i i M. v 28 J ime Ministei W chill warned tod ''i*' Communists have troops m Kon July .md said he did not believe ever desired pc cc even the truce and I- his Ministei <>:
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    Strike Query
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    Labour Party Hits At Malan
    143 1 Labour Party Hits A t Ma lan LONDON. May L'H Tin- National i Committee ol Hi [tain's I i Party tod mis resolution Prime ifinister D South African Go cal despot ism v hn i the ronde the l cc pe< \ph ot the w m- deputy, Mr. Herix son,
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    Claims To Be Discussed Today
    89 1 Claims To Be D iscussed Today I- l\ I Ml N ...MM 1!. <■ ul ihc >itl::.i |MM < < i s•• J lll( 111 I'l ii 1 1 i till \ilini n f s 1 1 iti i mi k< I- I n imii N lIMi-t \ir Si M
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      81 1 '.M»e» frffi CS2E3ESOH i .HI Another NEW way to serve >■ TURKEY] INAiAY 11 TURKEY FRICASSEE i Portions of Cooked Turkey A J im> I*. previously prepared from bones METHOD Cook butter end Hour together stirring over gentle heal tour •es Add the broth, a little oi a time, then
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      19 1 SHELL MOTOR OIL Mm 7~ija as the best procurable unporMd w <^i 47HHPP^ ''3,-' d J '^j.e L *J
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    School Raid:l7 Pupils Freed
    140 2 School Raid:l7 Pupils Freed standard Stall I v i porter THE BOARD ol \>\vn lor-* of the York Eng Si-lumil TaajOUg kalnn«* Fso.nL "*in»;i|MHV. nut JF«h today H diof m police rani On Hit- -rluro! ;u ii« «t 00l do I ucsda) alk ii ♦m hi it.n hers ami J7
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    Goodyear For Washington
    11 2 Goodyear For W ashington Execoi a!, Sir E '.'>'.-■ two y«ai I
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    Shirts 'Case: Verdict Held
    63 2 JUDGEMENT was postponed June 12 m the Sb Ejapore Third District Court yesterday m the case m which Hardial Si] gh, proprietor of Hardial S g i and Sons and an extner of Gian Singh and pany, faced three sumns charges of import ins -earing a
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    TAX MEN ARE RUNING TRADE
    257 2  -  WITHERS'PAYNE SA YS Standard Staff Reporter I!h <i>!.:m\'- foreign trade i- Bkei) i<> disappear because <>f lu short-sighted policy <>i income uj\ officers, Dr. 11. Withers-Payne, president of ibe Sl«*ap©rc \~-n« iation. declared al I lie utuui.il "ciural meetiii£ <>t the ycstevdar« of Dr. Withers-P
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    S'pore Govt. Sets Up Council For Negotiation
    433 2 To Handle Govt, Workers' Dispute Standard Staff Reporter A "COUNCIL for Negotiation" on tlie lines of a W hitley Comcd was set up by the Singapore Government yesterday to consider liie provision of machinery for dealing with disputes between Ihe Government as employer
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    Daily-Paid Men Hold Talks Wiih Mr. Blythe
    173 2 Daily-Paid Men Hold Talks Wiih Mr. Blythe SINGAPORE Government i has begun negotiatiaus with its daily-rated employees for re- sion of wage scales. The Colonial Secretary and j other Government officials yesterday oiet representatives oi the Singapore Public Works Labour Union (Marine and Rural Health). It was decided to hold
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    Lecture By Yogi
    32 2 Lecture B y Yogi V >^i Shoddhanandba Bharati will deliver a public IceI Tamil on "The Times and Our Duty" (Ku'a num Kadamaiyum) at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 0.00 p.m. today.
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    Father Did Not Know Son's Name
    78 2 THK father of a boy who was drowned could not tfll thr Conner his son's name. After much deliberation he mentioned a name but it was incorrect. The Oifteer conducting the inquest then mentioned a name and the father admit ted it was conect
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    SELL RUBBER TO RUSSIA, HE SAYS
    238 2 SELL RUBBER TO RUSSIA, HE SA YS Slmdard Reporter A CALL to \he British Cover maeiil 10 release .Malayan rabbet for export to Onna ami Knr»«-J3 vill l>< made tlir«»i!<rii a rr-oSmion to be meted at Ac (General Council iiKfting, of the Labour Party of Singapore on >atur*lay. Tho resohitiGQ
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    Lone PC Ends 2-Day Hunt For Convict
    194 2 Standard Staff Reporter. A CONVICT, who escaped while out with a working party" at Changi Prison farm on Tuesday, was arrested last night m Alexandra Road by a police constable, after having successfully eluded three snrctmmgs at road blocks thrown by the Police
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    Important Decision On Income Tax
    129 2 AN IMPORTANT decision ■erning income tax was made m the Singapore High ;.t sterdaj when the Chief Justice. Sir Chi U ay Aynsley, held I ..ends become due and revable only when they are I and not before. Tne point arose when Lira E Pi
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    Walked Out With A Smile
    62 2 W alked Out With A Smile A rAXI driver. Varen Mohamed Padel who hs.d been I $10 and had his licence pended for 12 months m the lower courts, left the Singapore High Court with s jroad smile yesterday when [he Chief Justice. Sir Charles \lurray-Ayn?:ey. varied the pension to
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    GIRL ROBBED
    32 2 WHILE w;-kin- a] m > f«nEmg Katong Ro:id 01 T a light, a gki, Lai Ah Mnv (!7j) uras robbed hry h nai ai ber ag containing $15 ier identUj cacd.
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    'Aancy Chong'
    32 2 POLICE haw m ttx v p .-^s'inn a S*waffprfr fountain :>"• vith "Xancy QMmg* 1 engraved ><i it. Claimant Bbouk l •>: he senior detective officer 'A* )iviskm. Central Police; St: tron
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    Father Gets $6,924.90 In Damages
    131 2 DAMAGES totalling $6,924 90 were awarded by Mr. Justice Brown m the Singapore High Court yesterday to the father uf a 26-year-old bachelor who had received fatal injuries m a collision between a motorcycle and a lorry on Jurong Road m November last year. Tr
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    SENTENCE REDUCED
    62 2 SENTENCE of 'wo months' imprisonment Imposed by I m lower courts on a man. Ho Ang Peng, on a charge of causing hurt to a woman, was varied by the Chief Justi c, Sir Charles Murray Aynsley, m the Singapore High Ca r! yesterday to a fine of
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    Convent To Hold Fun Fair
    51 2 THE CONVENT of the H i Infant Jesus will hold a Iv.n fair on June 2 at 10 a.m. at the Convent m Victoria Street. Proceeds will go towards the building of a branch convent m Kamgojng Bahru. Tickets ny ill be sold the Convent
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    $257,000 In Betting Slips, Court Told
    164 2 CHAP-JJ-KF.E lottery sclh.i--ules and staking slips worth more than a quarter million dollars were alleged to have been seized by the police following a raid on a house at Florence Road on April 13. This was stated m the Singapore First Police Court yesierday
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      78 2 When buying SHEETS^ 1 I and PILLOWCASES I k PIUOWCASE SETS N i 's§s* wKL 2 SHEETS s 7<r x 104 I 2 SHEETS Sixe 80" x 104" ARCOLIN Super trifh 2 P'CASES 545 50 S sheets and Pill.wc«et hZ Thl «T H no equal m qualify and 'Mt T
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      89 2 BEAUTY PREPARATIO invitation v: v A FACE POWDER RC PERFU 1 LIPSTIC /COLD Cf VANISHING CF BRILLM HAIR Cf GRAfTON LABORATORIES L yy fJ a ni n v JR. '.'lll, '^fo^^^^H 5 w» a JT^*~ EC r l*^ L »o, AC momi tC tH4 tor C^ AC mo.n» r cicss
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    FAITH IN 'VOTE' REGISTER SHAKEN
    733 3 Withers— Payne Hits At Bars To Citizenship Standard Staff Reporter PUBLIC confidence In the Electoral Renter lias been shaken by the deletion of the names of Mime prominent men whom "almost any nonofficial knew were still resident m the Colony" declared Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne,
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    Bosses Told Off By A Woman
    47 3 Bosses Told Off By A Woman 1 •1 r I M S Vm 'an t they i rie >rri i n of who t men ii ng Morrit on to she whe i n bush* r, she thai m* of YOU I, W: v nn ore h
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    Tale Of Three Forged Notes
    25 3 Tale Of Three F orged Notes A TOPAZ of the d m Police f passed terfeii the CineI the note c octhe c of tic-
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    HOPE FOR THE 'TEMPORARIES'
    328 3 P Standard HciMirter \l I TEfyIPORARI employees, not entitled to join ihc Singapore Municipal Provident Fund ami all open vote employees of il»«- Citj Council \*ill by riititlr*! to a gratuit} it a recommendation of the Finance and General Purposes ommittee m accepted by the City
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    DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL
    104 3 DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL falsely accused by one of the petty princes. Because he was kind and helpful to the people during his service they boarded dragon boats with flutes and i;oni;s m search of his body. Fearing that his body might be eaten up by fish they wrapped isantjs and
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    Need For Economy Stressed
    118 3 Need For Economy Stressed STRESSING the need for i j more economy m Government departments, the president of The Singapore Association. Dr. C. H. Withers-Payne, yesterday described the holding of international conferences as "luxuries which we can iJ I j afford." Referring to ''the reiterated promises of economy by our
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    Sick Father Saw His Daughter Burn
    220 3 A DRIVER attached to the Police Force, said m the Singapore Coroners Court yesterday that when he saw his 16-year-old daughter engulfed m flames on the night of March 2 m his house at Kampong Amber, Katong, all he could do was w r
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    Thanksgiving;
    59 3 THE Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Church will celebrate their church anniversary with a thank gi service on Sunday, June 1 i 4 p.m. Guest Preacher is the j Rev. Joe Kennedy. THE Department of Broad- casting Employees' Union will hold its fourth annual genera! meeting at the British Council
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    AAS STARTS DRIVE TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP
    264 3 THE AUTOMOBILE Association of Singapore is to initiate a campaign to increase membei tip which now stands at 4.47^. Mr. K. G. Burne. secretary of the A.A.S. told The Standard that since January this year; 1 membership had increased by 500. A folder, now
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      124 3 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE I and THE SINGAPORE STAND AMD I .loinl!\ present TWO CELEBRITY RECITALS f ipi a™*, a Up FKI v- g%^>> ■--•'4ii?Py^ rfiHBHHBHBVIHBMHHHHBHHHHBHBSBriHHMHHBVHV^SSHUMIIII fc PR/MA DONNA, NEW YORK METROPOLITAN OPERA t on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, JUNE 18th 19th at 9 p.m. < A m „a,
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      80 3 V-f'^W WHITE WARkiOK GIVE HIM ALL Mfl HIM WANI OOWMAKI LJM pit '.A, t*> A^ I JM >-■ m{ tr* C i ->'■ ni^il HUNGRY-WANf/CAN LAI TM! n I FOOD FOR SQUAW HEAP CORN HERE. 1 W( wait ALLEY OOP HAG JUST 2\ MUCH FOOD /HE HETI V oOUAW I
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    WORKERS' FUND STARTS ON JULY 1
    580 4 Insurance Against Sickness, Old Age Standard Staff Correspondent, M \1 V LUMPUR, Wed About half a million Malayan workers who lira* $400 a month by wa\ of wages will h<* happy to Im ar i l ».!t ih< Employees Provident Fund Ordinance which was
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    3 TERRORISTS SURRENDER
    150 4 3 TERRORISTS SURRENDER Standard Staff < orrespondenl kl \I II HP! K. Wed.— Three more terrorists li.m. -n ;r n.lf r« <l m |he F r.ttion. One Other *u> kilU.l ,ii;<l a tnrilicr f>»o ha\ t> been wounded* part] «>• the 3rd King's African Riflo fin<l at <' v< I'Mtui-i-
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    DROVE TOO FAST
    36 4 PARTT BUNTAB Wed. Two lorry drivers, Cmg Ah g and Yeoh Heng Seh each fined $40 by Inche i bin Eckhardt m the I it Bun court when they pleaded -y to speeding.
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    Doctor Tells Court How Son Died In Road Accident
    393 4 Doctor Tells Court How Son Died In Road Accident KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Dr. J. H. Ponnampalam, a local private medical practitioner, said today thai immediately* after a lorry had hit Ins car. he heard v loud bang and became unconscious. A few minutes later, he regained consciousness, and. while being
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    Windfall For Teachers
    109 4 W indfall For Teachers BAY;- PAHAT, Wed. A inn pei cent increase ol grants-in-aid from July to December. 1951. to all Chinese Schools m the Baiu Pahat District have been paid out the Education Department of re recently. Asst Inspector of Chi- x Schools. Batu Pahat. Mr r ng Thean
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    ADULT EDUCATION
    34 4 THE inaugural meeting of the Adult Education Associa- for Negri Sembiian, will be held m Seremban on June Various clubs, associations and p. cal organizations have been invited to attend the meeting.
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    Tribute To Estate Workers
    261 4 THE Asian Staffs of Johore estates are working under very difficult conditions. Some of them have lost their lives; while discharging their duties many of them are living m fenced m areas with practic- 1 i ally no amenities of life, yet they are carrying out
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    Teachers Want Qualified Men As Inspectors
    112 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A proposal that m future only suitably qualified men shoul( be appointed Inspectors o; Chinese Schools will be disissed this week by Chinese teachers here. It is the opinion of these teachers that ail Inspectors ol Chinese Schools should have a
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    Kluang Co-op Membership Up
    196 4 KLUANG. Wed. At a meet- i manag< ment committee the Kluang Co-opera-tive Sior e Society held under the chairmanship O Mr. J. T. Mac Cann a review of the working of the society showed steady progress m all directions. The membership has increased by about 20
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    Federal Govt. To Amend Law On Death Sentences
    325 4 Federal Govt. To Amend Law On Death Sentences Juveniles €c Murf-^v Standard StaO < WTCfspondctll hi \l U MIlK, *c* -I!,. m Federation i- roasidering the question \i-tin» bm r<»;:anlitig the death j n This to imendmenl i t has thrust itself before ttu legal authorities of the co;: 1
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    Malacca Move To Get More Voters
    22 4 Malacca Move To Get More Voters 31 o the M I rectification. eral ass '-"rancis tn enter "bra* Cmi Saturday. The I
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    Recruiting Dates
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    Pensions For Overseers Urged
    49 4 REM BAN. Wed annu; the Negri S branch of the P W. D. Tech i Si Fnion held re -•d to make lan- tatus for ove SO [lilBCCd to :e-..p--and tain a table c yardstick by the sei ear nee. elect I eh; the U
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    Reports In Brief?
    165 4 PENANG. Wed.- ...rack vi!: he held here on J itw S I ik iiie iiii Lhday Ol <.<- Elizabeth. K T *\i rPUH. Wed.Applicatjons now \n ing I viied for Federal Govei nmc I j bursa] ies a i Sci< 1 (not Medical >r, t -> I
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    Awarded $6.00
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    Guest Preacher
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      79 4 THE BULLDOG ANT Susp^nd^d by .n t CC f on r Australian Bulldog Anf can hold m its |ows a glove more thon o thousand times it* own weight Compcrot(»tlv for a human feat a trapcie artist would hove to qnp an SO ton deomroil, i with hu teeth while
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    'Religions Are Like A Typewriter'
    82 5 -I' m the 'lH t% \o-. Sfe i Bfca 1 1 jrest I the n'lii;!i>iiN <<i' ;*l la Kj p»'.s ril i I is [H\ >rt .ill (MM ni)).-, ■ia beard b\ it m.- irt<Mi.t rial Mt li ;n his fir^t Siasapwc i sised mi
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    Rubber Dealers' Appeal Dismissed
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    Fell Off Boat
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    First Refusal To Esplanade Hawkers
    79 5 TENDERS FOR STALLS Standard Reporter M GGESTIOft thai m ihc allocation ol ne* Mallsou uimJ. ronstruetion m ihe Esplanade, preference ■Boold be pivrn lo those who are now there *ill l>,. made ai lomoiri.u". Singapore i it\ < ouncil meetine. The m wi by_ Mr.
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    Songstress
    133 5 i KOM her top position as boss of i Chinese theatrical revue, pretty l\ -year -old 1 'ierit tin born Chtißg I- <* Lye 'above) has stepped town to become an employee. She will now sinu it Great World's Broadway I .lie. This iras brought about h\ the sudden
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    No Site In Lumut — Govt.
    102 5 No Site In Lumut Govt. IPOH. W Go. j :V D X Strai i 12 reMr. V. D rium iB :> I thai has trai v is thai Mr. certain there t hi i i ould be i i• Lumut to p ibie si te i- i there ittei tai
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    Stole Cigarettes Gets 3 Months
    44 5 Stole Cigarettes Gets 3 Months A SALESMAN, Ramakrishnan >! II Streel toas entenced m the Singapore i 1 j,• to three month rigoro for bouse-bi td broke to a >p c In M<K c Road at 2.411 Lin. oo M Jirtoi i was occupied >„ YO6.
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    MYSTERY WHICH IS NO MYSTERY
    209 5 PENANG, <-d Research into problems affecting ili» migration of "Ikan Temenon" a surface-water fish, I i- >«r\ necessary, ifae Acting Director <»1 Fisheries, Federation of Malaya. Mr. Soong Mm Koii" told Tl»<Standard today* ll<- said that m the case of pelagic fi-.hr>. it was almost
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    Peeped And Saw Man Hanging
    119 5 THE Singapoi Coroner, F Choor Singh, yesterday returned .i finding of suicide by hanging at the inauest into the d ?ath of l^eong Kay flung, who was found hanging m his room at Tiong Bahrti Road. Tan Kia. caretaker of the premises, said that Leong
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    300 5 r.- i« iX "i«»«« >rr liable N n nil%" il% i> N ■i.i" r V :i:l gffiffi I---.'. r«i y i! .i.-i. *iinib»w I iiinitl im i1 v•' PUMps 1..-, I J. laiim v '";'.7--tHbS;^..^-^ !<; 1 B l ;:P^ !,,ii gl Prison. I ma» vi i.
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    The Miners Support Templer
    245 5 We Must Do Our Bit, Says Waring iron, Wed. Gerald fcmplei hai I ipressed ii-> bj the vigour which he Is applying tin <• of aii'air> and his grasp o( the problems iawli <l. id Mr. D. T. Waring tddirssing the aMiaal gemtnd w I s
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    'East, West' Study Plan For Adults
    128 5 A SERIES of ions, covering 20 < o :iM tod of one organised bj i -Wesi Society m Singapore. A nominal tee of $1 will be charged for each course So far schedules for the following courses are availal E a flusic Appreciation —\2
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    Malayan Scouts At Wee Moot
    84 5 SI nul.ir il Sl. ill <>i m -pniidi-ut MALAYAN Rover Seoul among more 'nan 300 Rover Scouts from .VI din* i ni countries, including the Federation of Mai lya, /ho will visit Auchengillan, Scotland, m July as guests of Glasgow scouts' first ever Wee Moot.
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    Clerk Gets 3 Months
    60 5 A CLERK, Chang Ah Ch i.v (25) employed by Ford Motors., was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to three months' rigorous imprisonment for stealing three sets of shaft roller belonging to the Company. *her clerk. Raphael C tillo (20) wlio pleaded guilty o
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    2 Old Women On Suicide Charge
    62 5 2 Old Women On Suicide Charge TWO AGED women wei •.1 m the Singapore j 3econn Police Court yesterday ivith an attempted suicide by drinking a solution or caustic j soda. Teo Ah Guan claimed trial, but the other. Moh Ah Soo. pleaded guilty and was bound j aver m
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    Yeoh Loses Pants And $2,211
    74 5 PEXANG, Wed. Bui last night made a haul of $2.21 1 •> a home m Mount Erskii Road. The money belonged to merchant. Yeoh Choon Ch i who was passing the night m uncle's house. Yeoh h intended to buy a second hai car. The
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    Templer In Trengganu
    52 5 X U A L A TRENGGANU. Wed.— Sir Gerald and Lady Templer arrived here this morning by air on a visit to the State. Sir Gerald paid a courtesy call on the Sultan and was introduced to ministers of State. The Sultan later returned the call at
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    The Estate Clerks Back Sir Gerald
    221 5 SLIM RIVER. Wed.— The Batang Padang Distric Estates Asian Staff Union expressed their confident* n General Sir Gerald Templer. m their second am I general meeting held recently. "With his able and farsighted tactics and with an ron determination to wipe out Communism from
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    No Overtime Pay For Them
    63 5 No Overtime Pay For Them Standard Stall Bepwtei PEONS :> ed by t) itariat work onh overtime a w< I not i ■inre. This is stated m wi to Mr. Lee Cho I tions which will be at th< g of the Singapoi City Council tomorro On occa ion overtime
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    STORE ASSN. OFFICIALS
    71 5 MR. JEE A!i Cl Lerdaj ted Pi esidei •sun m oi I):. C. H Withers-Pa Other officials elect Vice-President Mr G. H. V Grant, Secretary Mr W. Ba:B t Treas i Mi P. G. Grundy. The seven ele< <ii the committee are; I! Will.. P Mr. Clark.
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      Between East And West
      733 6 \S a result of the signing of the contractual agn ment at Bonn and the European Army X ity Ln Paris this week the German Federal R public has Itobe an occupied and defeated country The contractual agreement makes it. sub- to certain |ualifications, a free
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    Review of Views
    194 6 Review of Views Wat Nearer I THE contract signed between Western Germany and the Allies, said Nanfang Evening Post, was the most peculiar contract ever signed- m history. It made Western Germany nly a semi-independent state. As the peace contract was aimed at strengthening the defence ol Western Powers against
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    LEAVE MR. CHAN ALONE!
    98 6 Sir. Whether or noi the trade fair at Geylang S rai should be turned into an amusement park is a matter .1 the Malays must debetween themselves c there are very diver- \flews Mr. Chan Kum Chee is as much our elected representative m the East
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      This Bill Creates More Problems
      504 6 no administrative legislation has so completely paralysed a particular commercial class, as has the recent Banking Bill of the Federation Government which has affected the private bankers and petty money lenders. The storm of protests from various chambers of commerce, clamouring for relaxing of at
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      RED LIGHT WANTED
      145 6 Sir, Could the City Dept. concerned kindly see to it that a red light is placed at tiie spot where about hall" of the width of Tembeling Road has been excavated close to the Koon Seng Road crossIng? It was black-out m Katong last (Thursday) night and
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      11 6 Between \ou and me you're Wasting 3 our time!"
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      Labour's Cheap And Easy Appeal
      221 6 bir: it would be as well if people were to realise just how irresponsible the Singapore Labour Party is towards the vital issr.es facing the Colony to-day. At the recent Labour Party Conference, it was apparently resolved, firstly to oppose the National Service Bill and
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      TRAFFIC STREAM
      110 6 Sir.— As public interesi m the Colony's traffic problem is not lacking, it would be appreciated if a traffic police constable were posted near the Martia Road entrance ECatong Convent between 7 and 8 o'clock m the morning and again between 5 and 5.30 m evening on school
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      MALAYAN TRADE UNIONS AND BRITISH TRADE UNIONS
      539 10 Sir,— The encouragement of a healthy trade union movement has been one of the most urgent industrial problems m this country, and the issue became of paramount importance m the light of the Singapore postmen's and the bus strikes, which the Governor, Mr.
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      Elections And School Teachers
      313 10 Sir; A student m a Chinese school styling himself "Democrat" has written stating that a male teacher m an English school for boys who is a candidate m the coming December City elections has 'passed registration forms to all the students m his dasa making it
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      PARK NEARER THEIR HOMES
      194 10 Sir;— On May 19, 1952, a fact finding party of City Councillors. Mr Soh Ghee Soon. Mr. Chan Kum Cbee and Miss Amy Laycock visited some of the important Malay leaders of the surrounding kampongs with a view to studying the problem of converting Great Eas'.ern
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      NOT FAIR
      145 10 Sir: Writing on the I M.P. election m Penang m your publication of the 2,'ird instant "'Justice" styled himself '"a fair-minded Chinese citizen In his criticism, I do not think "Justice" is so "fair-minded" after all. As far as I can see "Justice" would have liked to see
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      PHOTO FINISH
      102 10 Sir, As witnessed by all those who were at the Singapore Turf Club on the First Day's Races, why was not a Photo Finish Cameragruph called for m the First Race when the Finish of the race was so close. Instead of the usual procedure up went the
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      ELECTED BY THE MAJORITY
      257 10 Sir;— Asas a fair-minded Chinese I do not see why '•Justice" of Penan* should rail against the elected chairman of the Penan? I.M.P. branch. I also hold no brief for the Hon. Dr. Lee Tang Keng. the well-known Penang Chinese leader for years both pre-war and
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      This Woman Is Lucky
      223 10 Sir.- "Tim of Kuala Krai m her letter published ently is contented with her lot of a happy home and children and a good husband, and so does not want equality with men. She calls herself an educated woman and yet seems be so ignorant of
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      HUMAN BEINGS ONLY
      213 10 Sir. I fee! that I must reply to -TRUTH." regarding his letter about ""exclusive European Clubs". Whilst I agree with practically every word he has said, there is but definitely another angle a worldwide angle on "exelusiveness". I should like to say thai I have served continuously
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    CAFEGUARDS FOR CIVIL LIBERTY
    534 6 r PHE President of the S.nqapore Association, o lawyer, has drown ottentiorv-, to f i e dangers inherent m the laws mode smce the war. Similar Warnings have been given by other people m the post few months. For example, the Annual Conference of the Lcbour
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    Westerling Seeks Dutch Support For Indonesian "Liberation" Compaign
    592 6  - Westerling Seeks Dutch Support For Indonesian "Liberation" Compaign COLIN LEGUM By LONDON, Wed. 'JHE return to Holland of "Turco Westerling, the former Dutch rebel' leader m Indonesia, has created a difficult situation for the Government, especially as right-wing leaders are trying to build him up as a national hero as
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    EUROPEAN ARMY TREATY SIGNED Big Three Pledge To Support, Guarantee Six Nations' Defence
    777 7 PARIS, Ma 2». (Renter) Six European Ministers yesterday signed documents which will bring into being the six-nation uropean Arm] including 300,(MM) Germans. I ive a f o <! pledge •Ai ny and a ed that any egarded
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    Bonn Agrees Not To Make Atom Bombs
    119 7 honn May MS (Renter) Western Germans undert.ik»^ not to make atom bombs mu\ Iwji mijif guided missiles, accordiaf to l«'tt< is from Dr. Koaiad Adeoaoei to tli«' W'f'Ntrn Govenunests uhith wen- published jestc\ daj The letters were published simoltaaeoaslj with the signature of
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    2 Hurt In Plane Crash In Desert
    97 7 DAKAR. French Equatorial Africa. May 28 (UP)— Two of the 18 persons aboard a British Overseas Airways airliner, which landed m the Sahara Desert on Monday, were injured slightly but the others were unharmed, rescue planes reported yesterday The plane was sighted partially
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    Ridgway, In Paris, Pays Surprise Visit To Supreme Hqrs.
    261 7 PARIS, May 28, (Reuter) In business-like mood, General Matthew Ridgwaj oil ihe plain- from New \ovk yesterday, acknowledged tin- salutes <>i the receiving line ami made a surprise visil to Supreme Headquarters for a fir-t briefing with his staff. The new
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    Eucharistic Congress In Spain Opens
    140 7 Eucharistic Congress In Spain Opens BARCELONA. Spain, May 28, (UP). Pope Pius Xll's personal representatives arrived yesterday amid the blaring of trumpets and the booming of cannon salute to open the first world Eucharistir Congress since 11)38. As Frederico Cardinal Tedeschini stepped from a train into the "Gate of Peace"
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    HK Gets Order For UN Uniforms
    87 7 HONGKONG. May 28 (ReuterAAP» A group of Hon merchants received orders for a million suits of blue-coloured army uniforms, acco: i I vernacular report. The report said material for the uniforms would be shipped from and it was believed the uniform were meant for
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    Casey: 'Traitors' In Aust. Civil Service
    234 7 Casey: 'Traitors' In A ust. Civil Service turbing part Is that I public service official has been .so neglectful of his duty, .so treacherous to this country." he .said. CANBERRA, Maj 28, (Reuter) Then: i* "a small hut extremely dangerous nesl «>i t r;iii«»r>** m il»« lustra* lian <i\il service,
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    Text Of 3-Power Declaration
    489 7 m P N Heestal sh a .os p that ,s > Eui Comtnu a"d a coul and com which France is a ew basis md for the partI iropean Comgner' to esurg< f()rions and conllirts ■ree na*: 4 I i uture revival v milita ism 1
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    Ike Gets Solid Backing Of New England States
    103 7 HARTFORD, May 28, (AP) Supporters of General Eisenhower Tuesday won all 22 of the Cocaecticut state delegates to the July convention to pick the Republican presidential candidate of the United States. They defeated a last-minute effort to elect two supporters of Senator
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    New Powerful Anti-TB Drug
    50 7 BOSTON. May 28. (API Doctors attending M Tuberculosis ASSOCiatioa ings here announced they have powerful Dew anti-tuberculo-sis weapon m the lynthetic drug. Is irna/.id. But they added it may takf months to learn whether it ii n #KJd as tne standard Streptomy- m treatment or better.
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    Senate Move To Cut Aid Voted Down
    80 7 WASHINGTON, May (AP)— The U.S. Senate Tu< day defeated a move to cut an addit ion a 1 U551,000,000,000 from President Truman 1 U557,900,000,000 foreign ai d bill. The roll call vote was 35—27. Two Senate committees previously slashed a U551,000,000,--000 from the
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    Wonder Hen Dies After Setting Record
    79 7 Kiv.sm UY ENGI \M) Mas Kriitci i .!<■ 11 11 1 <1 thf w under hi n. di<-d lasfl Bight M hours alt<-i las \iik i*> i> c 1 1 1 1 1 eccs minutes. Earlj >cstr!da\ she ■.i I -tin Rreak but promHj
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    Burma Forces Seize Chinese N'list General
    100 7 RANGOON, Nn 28, (Reuter) Bmcwmii i nii t«-n t forces fighting Chinese Viationalintfl m ih« h< ngtutta ;:i«;i on the Burma-* hina-SiaiH border liiiv, <.i|»lci<.| >Jajor General I i >n-f;u. fterotid m < ontiriaml t<» <,• M t.l I i Mi. ii u;i» Bnnouneed
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    United Party Victory Seems To Be Certain
    131 7 COLOMBO. I \P) On th< <>\ results .-it the half-way point m Ceylon's ti ns, Pn Dudley Senanayake Tuesday to be certain to Ye asked to form a new merit around his leading I'ln'ed National Party th only one seat still unreported from
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    UK-Australia Talks Begin
    29 7 UK -Australia Talks Begin LON 28, (It Bi iti i. Pi ston Ch I Mini the Exchequer; 1 Marq monwealth tary; croft, >1 the B of Trade; and Lord
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    4 Aboard Crashed Plane Missing
    37 7 4 Aboard Crashed Plane Missing PORI rVNGELI PBM amphibian pi. me naval air station and U aboard >nt and > d dead, < < port* It Mid < ted 1 Angeles B tw seriously injured, five had mi nd oni inhui
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    Portugal Sends Second New Ship Next Month
    213 8 Standard Shipping Reporter SECOND of the Cqmpanhia Nacional <!<> \a\a«rae«»ao vessel?, to can at Singapore, the twin-screw liner Timor, U expected to put into port on her maiden voyage to the Far Easl towards the end of next month. The firs! Portuguese pas-
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    Jap Planes Will Fly Southwards
    54 8 Jap Planes Will Fly Southwards URNE, May 23 (Reu\Pt The iirst Japanese airline since the be operating be! re the year, Qantas Tokyo representative, Mr. Dunn, said today. Mr.* Dunn said here that the will be betw< n m and Brazil and would pei tted with American air- i unction
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    Searchlight Practices
    29 8 lARINERS are warned by ipore Master Attenthat searchlight practices c d from Siloso Point. Mati. on Mondays. Thursdays and Fri- eek between the m and 9 p.m.
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    JAP SHIPS TO CARRY CARGO TO AUSTRALIA
    148 8 -YO. May •!?> <* YAP) 1 i ijor ship ig lines today npo I pcs of resuming linei runs to Australia within II months. They were the Nippon Kaisha and Osaka Sho.sen Kai .ha old which ran the Australian routf ire the v.
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      506 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Keeulai Sailings Ui I Japan from Singapore Par! Sweitenbam Penang Abo direct Sailings from IVmukok and Indonesia to Chin c Japan DneS'poic DoePenans From "Fukien" May 30th Japan "Szethuen June nth Jnne llth Hongkong Salt.- Suil>« Sails Penang t* S'liaw S w»rf I»i 1 ukim" May
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      101 8 Ships m Harbour WHARVES S G lown Gate o n Puliu Bnk im: C ipe Ambra 8 9 p Alcinous 6 7 Albert Dock: 51 eh 11 12 1 A Endrag S VJ Qtta sa 13 '4 4 --tern Km h>r ige: 38 39 2 < S- AT Coast. a
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    GRAVE POSITION OF TIN INDUSTRY STRESSED
    551 9 Mine Reserves Are! Running Out: New inspecting Needed |DO Standard Staff Correspondent OH, May 28: -Any serious failing off m tin production will its effect on the country as a whole., warned Mr. D. T. Waring iing at the annual general meeting of the
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    Rubber Crisis: Solution Is with America
    206 9 Rubber Crisis: Solution Is with America SlarntarH Stafl iirroiMHirirnl LONDON, May 28— in the rubber crisis, "the economic theory is by no means the only present problem at issue." 1 1 ctor of Dunlop Plant Financial Tim* ■■'j': s now i.'i of 1 it ri<w> n<.( nwttrr «ti«■t h <■
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    April Output Of Tin Down
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    The Tin Industry Backs Sir Gerald's Handling Of 'War'
    167 9 The Tin Industry Backs Sir Gerald's Handling Of 'War' complete th. report. ciation, o always iendly tloyees and c welcome the s ?u said I j Vice-P -ident. i Cal- tveland. K. i> a Del me R J Drysdale, G nrxnaid f Sun Lin, Foo Lim <>H. \|.i\ 28: —^jM-;ikin^
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    Tin Workers Are Not Keen On Provident Fund
    78 9 Tin Workers Are Not Keen On Provident Fund IPOH. May 28 There was a large number -<■ labourers were not ontrii the employees proid, Chairman Col. H. S. Lei the annual g; ng of the Malayan Mm:- irs Association. he said, for the Government to take all .ops to contact
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    Record Oil Output
    33 9 OVER a mil: 1 was produced last month by the Iraq •'.p;iny a record m tions This hi^h ie i rf opening the 30 Kirkuk pipeline on April 9.— Renter.
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    MALAYA, RI MARCH TIN PRODUCTION WAS UP
    156 9 i ill II \t.l I M;i\ 2H i U') Idvaaee statistic* <>f m Wionnl lin Smdl liroup at 1W Hague *hnw tiuurt- m March m Malawi al 4,73a lon>. jn t 2.886 ami m ihc Belgian Congo at 1..'5.">1 II m- higher t
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    AMSTERDAM EXCHANGE RESUMES
    73 9 (Ben uspt-ri( el .i le| Id a »*<i .-•••■> tring the i- "n;m am resumed todaf m» m pr«| inter. v bod sharej boujiil by PmMh— ■<"■<•■■ G< iaiU ::ad 8B«il from Jews must be i I v the dispossessed o :>• Hi: n- :o .such sec
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    Malayan Shares Slightly Easier
    166 9 standard Wiirkri ncpurter TIIE Malayan share markel wm sli»hilv wirier m I Iradinfi imlu»trial ami lin sharr* >«>l«r<ia>. In Kvmpalti) Hith Zc iimiimhillij many rubber ibarea were marked dovtn. Ckaafei prices were— Bu>ers S^Ueri INPf SiKIAIS fratei Neavr (1 i 149 cd [Gammons WJ J-JJ Jackson
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    Produce Mart Stays Quiet
    73 9 Produce Mart Stays Quiet QUIET conditions ruled on the produce market m Singapore y*®" terday with no business passing. Copra tutd selieca at S24^ per picul, bui no buyer. Coconut oil sellers quoted $40 pi r pica! with no buyer. Betd nut (32 (split): Copra $24} (buyers): Coconut ofl $4(1
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    Idris Hydraulic
    77 9 MESSRS. Oaborne arid Chappel >! !;>••■. report that i rj r ls Hydraulic Tin Ltd. baa d"Hnred an interim dividend of '!<!. ]>e.~ >^.-^e (\ksb mfiime tax at 9*. (id. In the »r the Company* ftnancial year ending Dec 11, 1951, payable m London on June 1( '952
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    115 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rubber prices (tents P»'r Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Bu>er> Sellers No 1 Spot Loose 771 "S 1 I 08. m bales June No. 1 K.S.S. IX I 782 No. 2 K.S.S. T>; 761 No. 3 K.S.S. 723 73 lone: Steady quiet. LON DON RUBBEB Wednesday's opening
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    S'pore Association Hits At Controls
    276 9 S'pore Association Hits At Controls 'SEEDS OF CORR UPTION' GOVERNMENT controls were described by Dr. U. H. Wiihers-rV.yne, president of The Singapore Association, as not only obstacles to trade and enterprise, but have m them the seeds of corruption for the administration and the community." Referring to Foreign Exfeange Control,
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    NEW HOTEL IN KL COSTS $250,000
    156 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By Standard Stafl Hci;«»rt<'r lllh Embass) Hotel newest of Kuala Lumpur'§ modern hostelries ha* jusl been completed ami opened for business. Situated m Imbi Road, the l»uil«l--nif; i* a tkree-etorej structure of 31 rooms. It has two bars, a roof gar- r
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    Cement Cargo For Singapore
    132 9 THE P. and O. liner Corfu has brought for Singapore from the United Kingdom 4JM:S ba?s at cement. 77 cases of Vikelp j 'Diets, 150 cases ol glucose 270 •arlonc; of toiiet paper, six bales )f paper, I'JO drums ol cem< i t, !48 packages of
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    Rubber Mart Steadies On Trade Buying
    54 9 SIMMMffB Markrl It |.«ui<i •*!<:i«lmm! lh<- nililii i m.itlvi I it; Si it::a|H»i«- -i« r.l^ v i !i< .ml h pricn ii < i < hrn fluctuating Jh.m v*. b. to 77* shipment. v r although imm ia }■<■■ 1u srll. H BUI i.-
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    HK EXCHANGE
    35 9 HONGKONG, May 28.—Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today wore HK$l5.BO to ill Sterling; HK56.55 to US$l: HK51,827 to Malayan $1: HK50.313 to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold HK5303.75 one tnel
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    UK Cuts Imports By £20 M.
    46 9 LONDON. May 28. (Renter) The IK (.ovrninent has started putting into effeel import cuts lot.i! linj; 1:^0.000.000 sterling. The goods coacemed are textiles, certain manufactured and food Supplying countries mainly affected arc 111 Europe, Ihe Middle Fast and South America
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    Jap Sterling Loans
    19 9 Out: taTKlmg .1 loans, including those n p men* m ol im t(J2.000.OO0 1 A V
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    Egypt-German Pact
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      146 10 ;j 5 LAUGH PROVOKING SHOWS TODA^I ii■ Ll5, 6.45 A 9.30 p.m. SOME MISSION! SPY-CATCHER HOPE HAS TO KEEP HIS EYE ON EYE-CATCHER HEDY FROM BROADWAY TO TANGIER! HOpg IAMARR m the funniest chase ever m a movie! Jfia MY MVCWITE SPY SAT. at MIDNIGHT! WITH ALL THE SPIRIT AND
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      200 10 today '^l^s^ '^hrr The City's HOTTEST Topi cs i BADMINTON E&IJll^ and |Im> R[ HOOCHY-KOOCHY fV c DANCE! /fli j^pK TECHMOH.OK jj MARK STEVENS RHONDA fLEMING Saturday M'nitc JSTORY OF A BLACKMAILING PHOTOGR 'HFRj "'^2'. J r/i#' /M > will -i \i>f //;v-^ t "^fflß >/<»rv o/ I/h- FACTS >\kf*
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      377 10 > ToiMVS Ql OTATION: "To J Prorfuir a «ni e htv hm>k, you I 1.. niu^ v choose a mights Ihnn, No great and enduring v '>'"'»- can ev er.be written on 1> 2 He thoush nu.iv there be J MHvillS" tri d ''"-""man J 2 lillßsnw FOB EVERYONE: 5
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      393 10 Today's Radio Programmes SI.MiXI'ORE 1..rn.-r; s-u«h ..I r. •> >■ .1 \s n our.-: 3.15 Calling (4K4 metres a 41 u.etr.-^ Forces; L 45 n.t Parade": LU lassical hone; '■> I hjt 0 am lor s<!-....1>; Inter N !>:o N>Ws (SI; MS Evenine. lude Hi am N.-«>: 10.05 Masic While
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    Slithering Aryans Go Down To S'pore
    509 11 I PSET BY a wet, slippery ficl«l, India's barefooted kryma Gymkhana footballer* "lost th«*ir tpeed and ball control and the game against Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Three thousand fans *a\v «h<* triahort attack for nod of the 60 minutes and I«*c 3-1.
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    TO INVITE MALAYANS
    81 11 MR. SLSANO K. NE Cm ADO. member of the Pliillippinr Amateur Athletic F>derution's B.iriminton Committee, who has arrived m Singapore by air from Manila to represent the Philippines at conference of the Intel-national Badminton Committee at Kua l.i Lumpur next month. The Federation has authorised him to
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    Promotion For S'pore Winners
    229 11 Promotion For S 'pore Winners FOUR winners at the Singapore Turf Club meet have been promoted from class 2 to s one m the latest classifiion Kst released by the Straits Racing Association. are Entertainment 11. H lolulu, Magic Oak. Waikiki. Transferred from Class one to class 2 a Abbeysi
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    GOLF Here's How
    171 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead 1 For a normal, lei'ei putt bring the hlude back slowly keepny it low and square}]/ across the direction line. Thru, with wrists fairly firm, sv:ma slowly, smoothly, back to the ball, striking it when your putter has reached the bottom oj the rather
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    DOCKYARD WIN
    26 11 DOCKYARD beat Kr 3 single goal scored by Kuai n a Second Division S.A.F.A League game played at th< tfaval Base, I rd: y.
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    ENTRIES FOR K. LUMPUR RASES
    706 11 A TOTAL u r 166 c itries have been received for bic Selangor Turf Club June meeting which begins on June 7. Of these 94 horses have been entered m Class T-.vo" while ~>2 are m Class Four. There will be three nine furlongs races
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    Turpin Is Sure Fire Bet Against Cockell
    324 11  -  JIM CHAMBERS By LONDON. May 28 (AP)— Dynamic pudiing Raadolpii 1 current British middle-weight rlumpion, look- a .nn fkn brt Ui i>< ihi* country's new light hrnTynrriitif I boxing duunpioii »t London *t W iiiu* City stadium on Jinn* 10. On that night
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    Easdon Sets New RAF 220 Record
    65 11 Easdon Sets New RAF 220 Record PSA< i >i'\ i the i i a h> .1 uec. d Hie I II i.i Easdoa's Swift A < liib Ron I I I Hi: II i tin t SAC C i i trdi hartfti B X I I I II I I
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    Malayan Chinese To Meet Aryans
    15 11 Malayan Chinese To Meet Aryans kl i •■•<■• i ■I »f.u 800, sa I Bin Keng
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    Qualifying Marks Must Be Attained
    114 11 1 PENANG, Wed. Alh i he; eg ;< d to j j qualifying ng selected to i Settlement a1 I M;i;an AAA I at [poll on A 15 and U de- r ng AAA. i 10') yards —10 23.1 N <*0 2.(1 < < 139'
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    KINTA INDIANS
    29 11 j I Pom i; the "Gl to n i D ii' X •!<..: f. !>"■ that beat Ba i i w«-« r .j though I>'-i in a X [Kr
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    TRIUMPH OVER GIANT KILLERS
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    INDIANS LOSE IN LAST SET
    342 12 Zone Final Sensations At Happy World Americans To Meet Malaya For The Cup INDIA, who through a programme blunder, were not even named as zone finalists m the programme cover, sent critics scurrying for hiding places as they f-uqht a tremendous battle against the Americans,
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    Mendes Does It Once Again
    686 12 Mil LMERICANS took their fourth point m the match when Mendei heal Mohan 5-15, I.VK, 15-3. wm* rloae -truuulr. Weodei winning tin- rubber jr. «m .1 iniiiu Mohan. it his ver the sen ndez •h e fore- point :it to the net d it up
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    KISSES FOR CARL
    104 12 11 11 tli«- lasl match and victor] tor the Americana the crowd poured into the centre of the court. Both Americans and the Indians bad their hands shaken bj stores oi excited fans. Excited American girls bussed and kissed the American player*. Said MARTEN MENDEZ ot the
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    Seth Makes It 4-2
    389 12 IN SETB kept India m picture when be out-lasted biij Dick Mitchell and beat him l.~>— S. ;>— l:>, I."— 1 m the second match of the evening. Seth won the toss but after two rallies service changed hands when he failed to return a bodyline
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    Dewan Fight Back
    566 12 AMR IT Dewan barked Seth's effort to keep India's flag flying with a superb 11-15. 17-14. 15 1 victory over Joe Alston. Dewan's rubber set victory came m whirlwind fashion. He took exactly four minute* Alston won the toss m the first .set. he smashed Dewan's haltcourt
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    The Deciding Match
    744 12 Jo<» Alston and Wyun Rogers took America to the final when they bent Seth and Guha 6-15, 15-10, I.VT This is the deciding match for the two countries. A win by either pair will put them m the challenge round against Malaya and the crowd who had
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    AGA KHAN WINS DERBY
    82 12 EPSOM IM»\X \v \U 2M (ftniifr -I installed 11-2 iaxourilr jn«t before tin- nil. \m. 173 rd Derby, Britain a prewiii tun .Li«R len by Charlie Smiike. Tulyar took the iead m the light of the testing mile and a half course arid hung on mtly
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    Ferreira And Mohan Level
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    Crowd Brought Cushions
    85 12 Crowd Brought Cushions INI II! crowd Md i Pol.rr RAI At I p I ■jr,,? 1 Al MM I lie more FOREWARN I > teats and the t cushions and Moha the court for fj IX th more new battle i The Pi AMIKK M Davidsoi ii- with a supplj
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