Singapore Standard, 3 June 1952

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    16 1 Singapore Standard hjhjghj OL. II NO. 336 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    North-South Road Convoy Starts Today
    92 1 North-South Road Convoy Starts Today >l uni mi off respondeat \l LUMPI K. Mon Et irom sia i m to I estrk tions 1 ill be aa til vehicles carryrestricted articles defined he i aaergeacj Kigali \o movement of in- 'hides ;> allowed tadei Police comov lestoacs II Labia !1
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    3 Bandits Killed. 3 Wounded
    36 1 3 Bandits Killed. 3 Wounded R spoadeat H. Mon.--p rating gan the ig three as >re, a i fire on and inland medical red. I fell to a -rig. Pahang. ng were n oc- and K
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    No Progress
    9 1 2 I Re er repattoday. but ted
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    4 Chinese Teachers Colleges For Fed.
    165 1 Standard Stafl i nrresponoenl M VI M Ml'l R, Mon.— I lie t iteration i* Betting up tour I metiers 1 Training i olleges for Chinese BChoofo in Kuala I iim|mii. Penang, Ij-mli ami Malaria, in Order •«> train more lr;irlirr« ami also raise
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    HC In Malacca
    65 1 KUALA I IPI -The iner, General Sir visited Malac- id with this visit he has now hern to every State and since he arrived in four months me for the day included visit to a rubber ,;e. inspection of the "D" Compa: Howards I fighters of the
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    77 1 The four leading badminton players of the world from left. Poul Holm (Denmark). Marten (Vfendez (T.S. A.), Wong Pen« Soon (Malaya). and Davinder Mohan (India) flank Mr. Au Boon Haw. Patron of the Singapore Badminton Association, at the cocktail party given in honour of the international Thomas Cup players by
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    REDS SEAL OFF W. BERLIN
    284 1 City Ringed j By Ditches, Barricades BERLIN, June 2 (Reuter) Russian soldiers today reinforced the East German policemen who have now complete!) sealed i>rt Vt rst li< rlin from the surrounding Soviel sone of German) Observers reported seeing machine-gun posts manned by Soviet troops near
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    Red Leaders Killed In May 'May Be Hard To Replace'
    219 1 TIMES ON MALAYA: •Special Cable by arrangement with T/.e Times, London. LONDON, Mon. Unong the Maj results in Malayans fighting was the killing of "manv skilful ami experienced leaders maj be difficult lo replace,*" comments tin* Times Singapore Correspondent. '•The
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    400 Killed In US Over Week-end
    41 1 MW STORK, June (Renter). .Mori* than IM people were killed in the United States during the long Memorial Day week-end which ended last night. unofficial figures showed today. Koad accidents alone killed more than -100
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    Ike. Bradley Hold Top Secret Talks
    154 1 Ike. Bradley Hold Top Secret Talks W \SHIXGTON. June 2. (UP). —General Dwight D. Eisenhower plunged into a round of top secret military conferences with Pentagon officials today after a hurried checkup at the Army's Walter Reed Hospital. Eisenhower arrived at the Pentagon at 1400 GMT. 50 minutes ahead of
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    African Congress Leader Arrested
    61 1 JOHANNESBURG. June 2 i erl Mr. Moses Kotane. a member of the National execu- African National Congress and former Gen the now illeg tl Commu: t 1 was i today in Alexandria. Al i a i n< ir Johannesb He u *i "named" bj j isI
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    Maniac Steals Plane
    77 1 BR( <'■■: INGS, South I) th ta, i 2 UP j Vn i tniac from a Mini lental hos I -*ole tn tirplane 1: Ml jn tu d 4& *t I Brookings police identifl I t t Sl Petei .ini- -.r crimm illy insape. eek ago v>
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    Rubber Trade Groups Combine
    104 1 Standard staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. At the inaugural meeting of the Federation of Rubber Trade Associations. Federation of Malaya, held today, a resolution was passed empowering th e President of the Penan" Rubber Trade Association-, Mr. Heah Joo Seang to make strong representatio regarding claims by
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    Senanaykke Submits Cabinet List
    207 1 Senanaykke Submits Cabinet List COLOMBO, Jutie 2, (ICter). Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake. whose Unite I National Party was returned 4 power las; week in Ceylon's first general elections since the island achieved Dominion status in 1947, today presented his cabinet for swearing in by Lord Soulbury, the Governor-General. Senanayake retains
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    Lord Carnock Dies
    116 1 photo. LONDON, June 2 (Reuti Lord Ca nock, who was aide de camp to the Vicerov of India 'Lord Hardinqe* from 1911 1913 died in hospital here ori Saturday. He was ;9 phot-x Over :.<)• student teachers and goest* were nrcsent at the Sea View Hotel lit
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    Pope Calls For 'ne Great Cry For Peace'
    120 1 BARCELONA SPAIN. .Jim* 2, (API In the final forma: ceremony of life 35th International Eucharistic Co.* Pope Pius XII called lasl night for "one great cry of peace which may be heard the world over." He spoke by radio from Vatican City
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    'Maximum Force To Be Used
    134 1 'Maximum Force To Be Used GEN. CLARK: KO.IE ISLAND. June (Reuter-AAP) G Clark. United Nations Commander in Korea d today "'maximum force i sin.v" would be used to make rebellious prisoners obey. He made the announi a hurriedly convened press con itu fin i quick loui ol the prison c
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    Court Rejects Steel Seizure; Strike Called
    127 1 \i W nlth June Ken.*-! i I lo- I nit-* I St ites supi m<- < out t lod i 1 1 i* t»*d President Trumaa i CasC loi ->'*i/!ii<- of t h steel iatalrs 1 ll.* Oil! t i threr i aliaa «-_.i
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    Alexander Speeds Up Korea Visit
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    Troops Can Safelj Attack After A-Blast
    93 1 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, June 8, <l V) ttomlc scien tists announced toda. that troops in lunlw and on Imai can safelf attack an cnem objective mm-juhls iflei Mi atomic explosion. What ha.s long beer. in theory was proved definitely yesterday when Ami soldi- a
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    3 Cars Pile Up
    20 2 THREE re ision at the dof Lorong 24, Gej i a Sii sap >re yesterday irt
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    Move To Lift Ban On Reds
    200 2 ISt tndan! statT Reporter i;: SOLI TION suggesting British (.ovcrn-rent d de. bum d tonditional ;rM stv lor all < (unmunists ...i i hft thi ur* -ent ban on Ike Malayan Commwust Parly ii ordei tn leiniff Ifct huvru j m ill he wisMered
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    Leave Allowed
    35 2 SINGAPORE Oty Com "with tbe \>- i mission I the I '.y President, arc leave i .-rg 0 a tion In cm] and sueh al sen will as duty, the Coun- i dei ided
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    BID TO SILENCE ACSU REJECTED
    359 2 'No Dictation Replies Union THE ARMY Civil Service Union, representing about 1 1,000 civilian employees of the Army in Singapore, has saiil "no to a request hy its employers thai it should not tell the press anything about its <jrie\ anees without first consoHing the
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    Cathedral Wedding
    284 2 A BLUSHING June bride, the former Miss Patience Low Lai Chan, h happily stepped out of St. Andrew's Cathedral J I arm-in-arm with her ,1 1 smiling husband, Mr. -I Luke Shui Kiew after 1 their wedding, solemnis- ij led by the Archdeacon, i 1 the Rev. Robin
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    SERIES OF LECTURES PLANNED
    79 2 SERIES OF LECTURES PLANNED Standard Staff Reporter A SERIFS of public lectures by visiting professors from United Kingdom to Etude:/ the University of Malaya i start on Thursday, June 5. Professor W. A. Lewis. Prof,,M,i i f Economics at Man- Chester University will speak on "The International Economic Situation." The
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    New Power Engineer For City?
    90 2 St.ind.ird Staff Reporter SINGAPORE may a have a new Deputy Electrical He is Mr. T. D. Oswald, at present employed n the Persian Gulf port of Ba irein by an oil refinery. City Councillors have selected him as the most. qua 1 and experienced applicant
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    Price-tags Killed Bv Public Apathy
    145 2 Price-tags Killed Bv Public Apathy IHF. SINGAPORE (,o\ eminent** introduction ot •jm i< <^-tagging" initially caused a fall in prices by indiirin- romp -tilion. bai the campaign lost impetus ami nas forgotten mainl) because of apathy says the I ronomic Baßetia. R letio T lion ba been enling in en-
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    75% Of Varsity Entrants Want To Be Doctors
    294 2 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 75 per cent, of students seeking admission i to the I niversity of Malaya prefer to study medicine j instead of arts. j A University spokesman told The Standard that thought this was because of the professional stand-
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    Talks On Taxmen's Claims
    117 2 Standard photo. I i Standard Staff Reporter I i THE EXECUTIVE com- I i mittee of ihe Singapore M 1 Government Clerical and j 1 Administrative Workers' j 1 In ion will meet the 1 Colony -Government re- A pri N.nt.itives again to- A I morrow
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    TODAYS POWER CUTS
    255 2 SINCJ APORF Sub-stations liable l<> lo.id shedding tod. ij l> Boon ral St., lljunied Kd Mm- A\enuc paya Lebar Pumps, 100 <hi it Place. Jalan V;»iii. l.tlan Eunos. Rangoon Kd row, ner Hd.. Serangoon ■til., sennrtt Estate. Kolam Aver. M< I hcrsou Kd Khu hiiau Rd.. Boundary
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    613 End Quarantine
    88 2 61 3 End Quarantine Standard Staff Reporter ij SIX hundred and thirteen deck passengers who re- M turned to Singapore in the Rajula and Santhia, from I India, were released from the Quarantine Station at St. John's Island yesterday. Bi^est number released wa s from the Rajula (403), 'j the
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    THEY'LL LIVE IN $2 MIL. HOSTEL
    91 2 WHEN THE new acadamic term opens in October, students of the University of Malaya will be able to make use of the 52,000,000 hostel at Dunearn Road. The hostel which will accommodate 480 students consists of s*B semi-detached houses built around open spaees and
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    MANGO BAIT
    41 2 A 16-YEAR-OLD boy. Wong i Tai Long, fell while picking mangoes oil a tree near the junction of Selegie Road and Middle Road, yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to hospital with su.spected fraeiwivs of a leg and an arm.
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    Fun AT The Fair
    60 2 i HUNBREBS of pareots and pupils patronised the I Fun Fair held .tt tin* I Convent of tin Hol> In 1 fant fcnts > <*vl< rd.i\ lo 1 raise funds for Bk M 1 Theresa's Com ent School 1 Building at Ramp-on*. Bahru. The crowd taking
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    New Scheme To Aid Prisoners
    205 2 A NEW remission system to encourage iiood condael and industry as well as to facilitate reformative treatment nl prisoners sentenced to rigorous ar -imple imprisonment and penal servitude is announced in the mteoi supplement to the Governmenl Ca/t-wv. Under this system, women prisoners sentenced to
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    TUC Wants A Decision
    127 2 Standard Staff Reporter .GAPORE J": Union C< lias writl the Colony Government requesting it to expedite action the question of alii of Government employees' .1 the Congress. In a letter to the Coloi Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe the T.U.C. states that Government should make a
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      108 2 CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I i (GOVERNMENT REGISTERED) 209, HAIG ROAD SINGAPORE I RE-OPENS TODAY l One Stone KHZ Two Birth: "REMINGTON Portables I j<;i vii l)< posit SH( i.tih tn 5 I COAIWRGAL TRADERS LTD |J, ati <>'li. Ni ''I' ISml'li'i iii mm i i f% *v*% 1% 3 r
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      65 2 ■H-.V-.-t-.-WX -V -V\VVVVV*.VW\WVWY\\\VWVVVVV ____^^^Ba_____r>- r-W-*-' t™ lASI AS SOON AS GITS y lean VI P^sr? country zr- zx>^ h£S 1 f=OSD]ICK.. r J* INTO DE WHITE OVER 77V/S- rOA TH*-\£ r r-> J RUSHER M RO* > ARE YCK/ M V/^ HOUSE, I'LL GIVE \fURTM___J|, T-J. |NSAN£ BOARD WIT' V^
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    Box 3010 Helps To Extend Trade
    36 3 Box 3010 Helps To Extend Trade Si ind ud st ih R< poi U i COMMEI fre- appi thai Pak i _ei i Kl Ao deals in 0 n S Siam- expoi h I i photo.
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    Wedding Dance
    74 3 I THIS dancing couple L are newlv -m*_iri i-*d Mr. A I Stanley Af-thon-, \nnr lj esekera and his bride, A l| the former Miss Florence i 1 j Mary. lj J They were dancing I during their wedding re I ccption at the S.\ Hall jj I
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    Leoviile Is Latest Klaveness Vessel
    47 3 Leoviile Is Latest Klaveness Vessel ihl 11 tl Shipping Reporter I 1 l S I ntklitioi. il;.* Kknreness line, ihe rargo IM r Leoville, «nm alongside ihe Singapore Harbour 1( H harv< _▼< on her maiden voyage in the I |»|ott}~- 1 ng 10,650 s I S for
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    Woman Stabbed
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    TTC Most Powerful Organ
    291 3 TTC Most Powerful Organ THE CHAIRI. \N of the Public S ices Commission, di A W. Frisby, said lasl night that the 1.500 si lenl teachers now under training at the Teachers' Training College formed the most powerful body in the Colony. He was speaking at the T.T.C.s third anniversary
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    Gunnys May Be Exported
    53 3 LICENCES are now being issued for the import of roller bearings, .ill sizes of outboard motors and window glass from hard currency countries whde permits will be issued for the export of jute products e.g. gunny bags (new and u^<-t\) I and hessian cloth to traditional
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    200,000 WILL SEE QUEEN'S PARADE
    524 3 200, 000 WILL SEE QUEEN'S PARADE md ird SI K< porter iR! THAN d Q pore. 1 ..Ciii:::-.. v ree, i'< S Ma Ai 1 ITS the I ke al Um I itel will arrive al the j 1. n Jack j all i stani •j in uniform ute. two
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    Don't Raise Duty Appeal By Local Cigarette Makers
    446 3 Don 't Raise Duty Appeal By Local Cigarette Makers MANUFACTURERS of local cigarettes in the Federation have submitted a 26-point memorandum to the Taxation Advisory Committee of the Federation appealing to the Government not to implement the proposed increase oi duty on manufactured cut tobacco* A spoke man of the
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    COLONY GETTING MORE FISH
    156 3 Standard Staff Reporter LICENSED fishing operators in Singapore are steadily improving their catches. During the months *of March and April a total of 1,596 tons oi fresh fish were handled by the auction market. The Standard was told yesterday. This improvement is largely the result of
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    GoodsBanned To Red China
    77 3 GoodsBanned To Red China THE FO LLOW I N G art icle 5 i hav e been added to the List of prohibited exports to China: Electrocardiagraphs; Photo plan printing machines; Cresylic acid, including para, meta and ortho eresol and xylenol; Engineers cutting and forming tools. including hacksaw blades; Accessories
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    Union Course
    43 3 SELECTED Singapore City Council employees are to attend the Trade Union Course to be conducted by the British Trade Union leader, Mr. F. W. Dalley. Their absence from duty for this purpose will be treated as duty, the Councillors have agreed.
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    LAND FOR SHOPS MAY BE LEASED
    228 3 Standard Mart Correspondent PENANG, Mon. The Penang Governmenl announced today ihat it is prepared to issue 33-year leases for both house and shop lots in new villages, and agricultural land made available in the vicinity of these villagers. i In the villages themselves, house
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    Don't Stooge
    76 3 MALACCA. Mon— Low Ah Ens*.', a fisherman's wife and the mother of three children, sternly admonished by the Sessic Court President. Mr. F. A. Chua, to desist from being a stooge of an opium smuggling ring. Mr. Chua toid Low that he had acquitted her because there was
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    Paid For Rides Then Scrammed
    373 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPOREANS had another chance i<» lake to the air when the Royal Singapore Flying lnb an Snadai and again yesterdaj placed seven Tiger Moths, Cessnas ami Austere at the disposal oi the public for jot rides over the Gty. Due to the
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    Abandoned Baby
    11 3 A NEWLY-BORN baby was found I ECeat B Singa
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    Term Cut On Appeal
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    Mr. Heah Hits At Cliques
    57 4 Mr. Heah Hits At Cliques Sl.uid.iid Miff I ..ricspomW-nt PFN'AXG. Moo. "It ter for great regret that in Penang, public ii f i'- dominated by certain cliques who an axe to and who eti lignitj to I: Preif the Penang Rubber tion Mi Heah .ner pari I t Heah v
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    Lai's 'Quid Pro Quo'
    107 4 KUALA UMPUR, Mon. nent by the vr that Indian labour in the country would ment, was med by the president of .*.an Indian Congress. Mr. Kundan Lal Devaser. at the sixth annua! session he.d r the weekDevaser said that if the en i guarantee and pi
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    On Electins
    13 4 [PUR. Mon.— ■|f i n broad I 8.30 p.m. tations ol
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    Inspectors Form Assn.
    181 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— J Following an inaugural meetj ing, the Johore Police Inspecj tors have formed an associaj tion which aims to give 1 valuable assistance to make the Force a more efficient one. Inspector Gurchan Singh, who was elected the Associa- lion's first
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    HEALTH SISTER
    26 4 KUANTAN. Mon.— Sister M. L. Brown has been appointed as Health Sister for Kuantan District. She lately attended a Health Nursing Course at Bristol.
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    Room With Clear View
    75 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Moi].— The work for the construction of a new control tower has started at the Kuantan airport. The present control room is attached to The Telegraph Office and Malayan Airways sitting room and this obscures the view when planes come from behind
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    Keep Up The Good Work, APs Are Told
    139 4 Standard Staff i orrespondent PENANC, Mo... The Chief Police Officer^ Mr. <•• M. J. Kirke, on Saturday complimented the \u\iliar\ Police oi Butterworth and Bukit Mertajam lor their enthusiasm and co-operation in making the Province WeHeslej force a verj efficient unit. MR.
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    'Ours Are Superior'
    80 4 Standard Staff Cenespoadeat KUALA LUMPUR, .1 The President ot the Penang ber Trade Associaiion. Heah Joo Seang said yesterthat the quality of rubber shipment? from the Federation "are far ito the shipment a Singa- pore. Mr. Heah was speaking :gural meeting i Federation of Rubfc Associations at
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    2 Pull Off Triple Win
    109 4 PENANG, Mun. Mi Freddy Knew and AZ Mary Khoo emerged champions in the Penang Amateur Championship Dance Commpetition held at the E. and O. ii e during the week-end. The winning pair came out firsi in the waltz, quickstep and slow foxtrot. Runnersup were j
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    Chong Denied Four Charges
    51 4 IPOH. Mon.— In the Magistrate's Court here today, a 30-year-old Chinese Chong Kim Sun. faced four charge*-; ot extortion intimidation, impersonation and house trespass. Chong denied all the charges preferred against him and iv^ allowed bail of $500 by Magistrate Chej-Yrshad tiii his trial on July
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    Clerk Threatened To Slap Woman Who 'Spat' At Him
    611 4 kl ALA MMPIR. Mon.— A 40-year-old ehecking I derk in the Income-tax Department, with 22 u-ar*.' •service in Goi eminent. >.a> found guilty l>y Mr. A. I*. Jack, in the First Magistrate's Court, here today, for liMiiii criminal force on Mrs.
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    Yogi Likes This Island
    76 4 PENANG, Mon.— A warm re.eep. on was corded to Yogi Suddahnanda Bharathiar on his arrival at the Bayan Lepas aerodrome today. He was garla nde'd by leaders of the Inch; 'i community here. In his message, Yogi Suddahnanda said that he felt fresh in Penang which
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    THREE HAULS
    12 4 PEN AX G. night. Choo of Koad t $9.50 5
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    Watch Tower Men Plead For Time
    68 4 Standard Staa Lor kl ILA li MPI K. Mon.— i m< n V atch ov%« -r* Socn li Mr. J. V Rowe H*ho sre !<> i- a%i the Fed*. oi their permit lo -a.;*-, in Malaya, hate a-l%<«i i .or Home Mfoirt Data Haa
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    A Teacher Claims Trial
    55 4 I was today a •a hen he claim ate Ctm Arshad charge C em was to have caused the death Choy school] oy Chan > his car into the boy on Bn B ML He v. a*- with taitinff U ■ft the ao and failing i
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    Rifle Meet Is Planned
    26 4 KUALA IPUR. MoFur The irst 1 the Malay R an inter- eet srhich will i he Reg tm 1 1 i th.
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    Jail Term For Dangerous Driver
    157 4 Jail Term For Dangerous Driver Standard Staff Ccrrespoident KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Wong Yet Kim. a middle-aaed Chinese driver who knocked a European, Mr. Derek Green of Um Film Unit and hurled i him "2u yards" to his death.! was .00.-.\ sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment and was disqualified bom
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    Unity Built 3 Villages
    22 4 Unity Built 3 Villages H'OH. M. um.*;:! li. helped I i villas S or€ was a] oi the w bask- has ara::.
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    JAIL FOR INFORMER
    9 4 JAIL FOR INFORMER Btaai .fr ipoh a: tha* r
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    Murder In Rain Storm
    17 4 Murder In Rain Storm eater ol Murdered i \m I had bet nt lyiaj I I 1..
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      85 4 ih /> TME BLACK TULIP ''y^&r TKe tarr.ous Horticultural Society of Ii m t, Haarlem once offered 1 O prite. which wos nc**er claimed. of £S.oor for o Block Tulip. This was doting the "Tulip madness" ot Holland »n the 17th century when fortunes were made and lost in tulip
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      60 4 (Tz^i 1 f THING l *Ro^7 I1 f THAT MEANS HE A **^S I V'-|Pe AN' .1 f~ 'l^ n***% fcs_l .J 057 SA,W TH T A.LLEV CAN'T VE HANGIN' $m I& V TBiPLp J t!S!S^^S_^9:^^ ■^^v/ I CAT BUfA^VLVESTER, AROUNP H*s -ZIV UJI 111. > t URK' 1 Nk^_Z~?l_^/^
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    MANILA PAPER ON CHENG-LOCK'S FAIR PLAY' CALL
    162 5 •2 d'. n The Manila Times la^st newspapei in the Pmitppmes, yesterday declared in an editorial rhat even a preoccupied Suffolk Regiment guerilla hunter vould dismiss as suspicious" the demands of Chinese leaders n Malaya for a larger share in control of the
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    Errand Girl Is Missing
    16 5 ii. R eft the errand ted u Tamil woman left her Padai
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    Rubber Slump Worries Workers
    215 5 Rubber Slump Worries Workers K I A L A LUMPUR, Mon Worker on robber plantations are great ly concerned about the steady decline in the price of robber whieb is causing alarm in trade union circles. Several resolutions on the subject, The Standard believes, will be proposed at the forthcoming
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    Husband To The Rescue
    17 5 Husband To The Rescue don.— I _r-o!d was t P B V Etl fa of the I.
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    THE NEED FOR FULL SUPPORT
    59 5 THE NEED FOR FULL SUPPORT "<>-,, „l Malava'. biggest problems ia the problem m-, eeoaomic rontrol. It is a form «»l routrol 100 Hrencbeu ;»> be confined lo |»ui*i*K economic artivi- Kl i on d of ind uni s that i Suffolk R Sir Cr.* pro quo' for full cots
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    1,000 Parade On Thursday
    69 5 1, 000 Parade On Thursday Staad ii Stafl wrrespoiMtenl IPuLI. Men- 000 jrotitl all o\ SI ite i rally here on June Queen Sponsored by the p »uncil. tins rally ter un S the ii th ition varioi parts of the SI In the moi I B Ad' Blello inspect
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    OFF BY CORFU
    27 5 KOTA BAHRU Wee K g -known busi Kelanl Kota B fi la Si r a p He will leave by the I to Hongkong.
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    No Licence, Rode Cycle
    87 5 KUALA LUMPUR, ".lon Won Wai Sang, a 17-year-old schoolboy, was convicted by Raja Chik Ja'afar in the Second Magistrate's Court, here. I iday, undefined $75 for riding a motor-cycle without a licence rid an insurance policy. The j accused pleaded guilty to the I charge-. La
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    DOCTOR QUITS
    52 5 Dl .I.R. Short land of the' I;■ Moral Hospital, Kota Bahru will be leaving the Government .Isei toon to join the Penai g u ipality. He is the b inoI nic e retary of the Kelantan II I Hockey Association and has 1 1 represented the State al
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    Defence Is Not Called
    97 5 Standard Stafl Correspondent RAWANG, Mon.— Without caihng upon the defence and directly after Mr. R. P. S Ra.iasooria. the defending counsel, had concluded his crossexamination of the two principal witnesses. Che Harun bin Haji Idris, the Magistrate here, acquitted and discharged Bhaskaranpillai, a young Indian who
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    Village Asks For $30,000
    215 5 Village Asks For $30 000 Standard Stall Lorrespondr.nl IPOH. Won. Pai 1 Pinj New it. e two mile; outside Ipoh town propei is to launch an appeal .11 000 1 provide adequate si hool facilities for the children in the village. his village. *h is om I largest resettlement are
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    ON TRANSFER
    22 5 KJAN TA N, Mon.- C Ismail bin Zuki, a ma of Kuantan District Hospital is been transfered to Pekan Hospital.
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    THIS JUDGE DISAGREED WITH THE SIXTH REASON
    289 5 Standard sun < orrespondeat [UANTAN, Mon.— Mr. Justice Witton dismissed the appeal of the D.P.P. in the Kuantan Supreme Court recently against the sentence of a fine ol $150 passed in ihe Lower Court on Tan Yeow Eng for retaining a stolen bicycle.
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    3 FACE CRISIS CHARGES
    147 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. j Thee- young Chinese. Chin Ah Kiong (23). Choo Kiat Kon- (19) and Yap Fool Lin (15) were- produced before Raja Chik Ja'afar in the Si I Magistrate's Court, here today, lur offences under the Emergency Regulations. Chin was alleged to have found
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    3,080 VOTERS
    32 5 Municipal Electoral Rolls closed last night for the annual rectification, with 3.080 more voters registered. Altogether ,lacca has 8.400 voters on the Register out of a potential torate of 15,000.
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    THIEVES LOOT RAIL GODOWN
    158 5 Standard Stall I orrespnndcnl KUALA 1.1 MIM I?. Mon. The lighl fingered gentr} of Selangor arc becoming mor.- and mor.- daring knowing that Hie lull attention of the police i- directed lo the fighl against communist lerrortstsOver the week-end several cm*ee «»f housebreaking snd theft have
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    On Arrest
    71 5 V No Road. Kuala L in g article. to en Om- is been connecti ith a case pbi it the N Camp at Kepong. Two i erimir. I or trust wen i > rep i e One v j!il m P picture frame by a.i ui t gnd
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      Battle Of The Gap
      695 6 THE long drawn out truce nego batic msj n K area temporarily overshadowed b> Ihe res oi what has been going pn n ui a „tp on Kojc island The thai have emerged so far aooui u but n^ ot^ 10n a lthlv not been cond
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    France Seeks Foreign Capital For African Investment
    679 6  - France Seeks Foreign Capital For African Investment HARRY FRANKLIN BRAZZAVILLE tf* rpHE presence of Dutch and I. Swedish commercial missions m French Equatorial Africa Is evidence or ine determined efforts which France is making, both here and in hei We.st African possessions, towards the rapid exploitation of the natural resources
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      THE TRUE ROLE OF INDIAN! SETTLERS
      43 6 THE TRUE ROLE OF INDIAN! SETTLERS Sir: Speaking with reference to India's evolution a., a powerful nation in SouthEast Asia, Mr. John Thivy. the Indian High Commissioner in Mauritius, said that the lime had come for considering removing any lurking suspicion in coun-
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      Review of View
      618 6 Review of View Public txams CO II MTING nn the unsettled dispute between the Singapore education authorities and Chinese middle schools over the sponsoring of public examination for junior middle school students, independent Sin Chew Jit Poh made the following 1 The Education Department should recognise the certificates issued by
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      LETTER TO THE PRESS
      212 6 Sir, With regard to the statement made by the Pre- > sident of the Singapore Citv Council. Mr. T.P.F. McNeil i I think the Man-in-the- j Street has every right to ex- j press his views about the I way in which the Citv is ,i
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      16 6 "1 old vou he'd "do some damage vith that before the evening was out!"
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      UNION DID NOT GIVE NEWS
      206 6 Sir: I am directed to refer employed in all Government to the report headed "Tern- Departments other than the poraries, Govt, to Hold Pay Postal and Te.eeommunicaTaiks" which appeared in tions Department and any your paper on Wedn< sday, statement issued to the press .-.lav
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      A MASTER STRATEGY
      104 6 Sir: May, I. through the courtesy of your columns, suggest that whoever was responsible for the road block along Rahane Road, Seremban while it was being repaired should be asked to explain his action. Mind you. Sir, merely to repair a road, no motor vehicles are allowed
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    What's going on
    931 6  -  WILLIAM CONNORS oy in the family shrine ___.l c of rascisri.? A Is Fascism dead and buried? 'f)id the war to defeat and wipe out the Blackshirl creed succeed? Or is the ghost of Mussolini awakening? Here is the first of two articles by William Connor who
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    US Troops Pull Down Red Banner On Koje, Plug Hole Of Eseape
    309 7 U S Troops Pull Down Red Banner On Koje, Plug Hole Of Eseape JL KOJE ISLAND, lane 2 (I IM -|i American troops, carrying bay oiit'lc'i niir**** tin* morn 1 ii<r, tore _»u__ J_.r....-» r if' i r 8 V^ «own a defiant Communist sign and plugge* an esraiie hole
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    250,000 Stage March In E. Germany
    54 7 250,000 Stage March In E. Germany (R< itei) and lay sp. ararcb p; \v Pi i --dent. arched t Oh s< I ing Greek t« died and eig I Centra ral Co!'- ge I Pieck 1 d ers to I est in k th to d true c their fathi
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    Remon Proclaimed President Of Mexico
    30 7 1 nidati Cl a 11 J •neei Pn ent e led term beg gon M will Diaz t presi- i ch I__ pic e jn-
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    Warmest May
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    Malik Heads Seco; New Barrage Seen
    106 7 \fc\V VOKK. June 1 (IP) Russia's Jacob Malik became the President of the l'nited Nations Security Council today and United Nations observers expected him to unleash a new pro paganda barrage against the West. The eleven-nation Council has a rotating presidency and "Malik is
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    Tear Gas Used In Sepal Clash
    100 7 CALCUTTA, INDIA. June (AP) -Folic** in Nepal's mountain capita] oi Katmandu used tear gas and clubs yesterday to break up demonstrations by dents and government workers. In a sc es clashes, five deistral *d |vo police we e ired Twenty ai rests were j*e
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    John Dewej Dies
    37 7 YORK Jane 2 (AP>— j 92 i-'-vn as the ss e education, e aging pher, who i f was BP »rted revi nab ten hip. sue attai ol pneumoi he c a tractc d
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    Briton Named Head Of Christian Scientists
    55 7 Briton Named Head Of Christian Scientists BOSTON, Massachusetts June 2 (Reuter)— Lieut, Col Robert Elhs Key, OBE.. of London was named President of the Mother Church, the first Church of Christ Scientist in Boston today Col Key is the fflurth Englishman to be named to this post. in which he
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    Iran Claims Bahrein
    35 7 I TEHERAN, June 2 (UP) The Iranian Foreign Office today submitted notes to the British and Iraqi ambassadors affirming its ancient claim to sovereignty over oil-laden Bahrein Island in 'the Persian Gulf.
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    Taft, Ike Heading For Showdown In S. Dakota
    260 7 I SOUTH DAKOTA, June 1, (UP): General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Senator Robert A. Taft headed today for a showdown in Tuesdays' South Dakota primary that will be the first of 1952 with Eisenhow er back on home soil. Supporters of both
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    French Leave Badon After Fierce Battle
    131 7 SAIGON. June 1 (Reuter)French Union forces have evacuated Badon. in Central Vietnam, a French Army statement announced tonight. The post wes evacuated yesterday afternoon after he; Vietminh Communist attacks which began the nighl before Badon is on the north cf the mouth of the
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    Train Hits Bus, 13 Dead, 17 Hurt
    71 7 MELBOURNE, June 1 (Reu-ter-AAP) Thirteen youths were killed tonight when, a! j train hit their bus at a level crossing at Bornonia. 20 miles from here. Seventeen others were injured several seriously. They we.e returning from a religious educational weekend at Boronia, The
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    Bus Plunges Into Canal. 33 Drou n
    79 7 Bus Plunges Into Canal. 33 Drou n GRAVELINES, FRANCE. June 1 (UP)— A bus narked with a gay holiday crowd plunged into a canal near here tonight and thi port authorities said 33 were drowned. Tne authorities said thi bus from Ghent, Belgium. eras ed through the railing of the
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    Political Storm Over Planned Mixed Marriage
    197 7 NEW DELHI. June 1 (AP)— A shapely 19-year-old Hindu girl sought refuge in a separate house under police guard yesterday to escape friends and relatives frying to dissuade her from marrying a Moslem. The controversy ov< the marriage f; nned i 10,000 extremist-led Hindus
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    MacA Openly Gives Support To Sen. Taft
    137 7 SIOUX FALLS. S Dakota. June 1 (Reuter) General Douglas MacArthur today openly gave his support to Senator Robert A. Tafl again I former colleague General Dwight Eisenhower in the Republican presidential primary election in South Dakota. He said in a telegram to former
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    Queen's Cousin To Many Former Actress
    122 7 LONEX I ine lEU Ui I The engagement of the Honu Lira ble Gerald cousin of Queen E3izabeth II and 13th in line of succession to the British throne wa announced in London today— 24 hotirs after court mourning for the late King <
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    US To Turn Okinawa Into Powerful Base
    189 7 TOKYO, June 2. (AFP). United States authorities in Japan today announced thai complete transformation of the island of Okinawa into what was described as k *a powerful motionless aircrafl carrier ami an amphibious base" wmM cosi approximate!} I *****,000,000. An official communique said
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    Cooke Reveals Red Purges On China Mainland
    387 7 Cooke Reveals Red Purges On C hina Mainland WASHINGTON, June 2 (AP)— Retired Admiral Charles \I. Cooke, Jr., quotes Nationalist Chinese sources as saving iythless Ked purges on the China mainland ha.e taken 15 million lives. idmlral i Uf rn ed yean •■> to the Mi tionaliMj i I d
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    3,000 Africans Pledge To Back Freedom Fight
    86 7 RT l.: tZ *B\ M(.,!, African-, tonight at a meet; to support the African freedom." Dl .IS'.. of the African 1 1 org nization) i of linking At* cal white polit i position to the "'1 he Cong the parties i common one
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    LIE 'LESS OPTIMISIIC' ON TRUCE
    154 7 LINCOLN M BK \^K June 2 I ReuU'i Mi Tr\ <• In* Sen 'i.-i i <>i in ral of thr United \.i oa« said last n i h i In- wm* i- optimistic" about thr i> i»**i biii.y ol a satisfai toi <>ni come of
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    N'lists Order Arresl Of Gen. Mao Sen
    32 7 N'lists Order Arresl Of Gen. Mao Sen TAIPEI Supren I i Sen COUtl absent una in May 1949 i standi) rularlj ol Chek "somi but no; in If I Mao i- R
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    French Student Wants To Meet World's Peoples
    158 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE THIRST for first-hand knowledge of the various peoples of the world has brought _>_»-% rnr-ohl I ri m It student Gerard Danielo to Singapore with a haversack and a raincoat which he uses as a ground sheet at nights
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    Four Russian Food Shins In Harbour
    90 8 Standard Shipping Reporter A convoy of four small] Ri freighters the Tobuu. Obi. Tagil and Soge arrived in Singapore early yesterday irning from Odessa, with full cargoes of the canned food for the port of Korsakov. On the way to Singapore. tne vessels called
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    Triple Service
    70 8 LONDON, Jupe I (AP) BOAC announced yesterday it will triple its new jet airliner] service between London and South Africa .starting June 10. Three Rights a week will be made each way, instead of the present one Bight. l'he De Havilland Comet jet linei v ill lesfVe London
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    Two Russian Rivers Meet
    71 8 MOSCOW. June 2 (Reuter) The newspapers Pravda and Jzvestia printed front page picture- today of Russia's two »reat rivers, the Volga and the Don, meeting for the first time in history. Thousands watched and cheered yesterday as the VolgaDon canal was officially opened. The plan first
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    US Keeps An Eye On The British Jet
    175 8 NEW YORK, (AP). The British boast they will soon be flying rings around competing American airlines. Bui Americans, while keeping ;i wary eye on tho speedy new .ietpowered Comet. say they have a trick or two up theii j sleeves, too. In
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    MALAYA CAN NOW GREATLY BOOST RICE YIELD
    551 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By Success Meets Fertiliser Tests M"M r ederation Standard Staff Reporter HUGE INCREASES in production of rice in Malaya without increasing the area of padi land cropped have been made possible through successful experiments conducted by the Agricultural Department of Malaya
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    Mr. Herbert Is Told Of Big KL Project
    504 9 Mr. Herbert Is Told Of Big KL Project -a £€HNICAL EDUCATION IN MALAYA THE STANDARD correspondent Mr. Greer has brought to light some interesting aspects of technical education in this country, writes o correspondent, 'Technical Minded/' from Kuala Lumpur. owever, one fails :<> see how both he and Mr. Herbert
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    Electrical Engineers' institution Ready To Aid, Says Herbert
    211 9 Electrical Engineers' institution Ready To Aid, Says Herbert l\ Mis latest article in vour issue dated May 21, appears to be drawing a red herring across raised in my statement regarding his ticlc an technical education in Singapore, Mr I Herbert. Overseas representative of foi Singaparc and Malaya. Greer stated
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    Cotton Plan Rejected
    14 9 tVamj promning countries, te, have rejected -backed plan -ttional cotton mur\P.
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    Unilever Group Dividends Recommended
    242 9 Unilever Group Dividends Recommended THE director., ot Unilever Ltd and Unilever XV. hav P decided i lecouunend lo the annual meetings ol their re.s e companies on June 23 the de.- •'.■■<n ot Bna] dividends on the o dinary cap.'.,.: for 19;>1 I July 4. _ilei Ltd a dividend H_
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    Burma Malay Tin Croup Outputs
    28 9 THE Banna Mala.v Tm group report the M™*** outputs tor May:— Kata im ?8l |MCUI« of tin ore and Benon.fi Consolidated m** piCUIS.
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    Petroleum Consumption Is Growing
    154 9 Petroleum Consumption Is Growing NEW YORK J nne 1 (APfc World petroleum eonsumptioH ■vill rise about seven per rent. this year over 1951, wa Amencan industry official estimate-* And the increase in facilities to nrovide for Ihe added demand mil cost over U S.s:*J.ooo million President Eugene Holhnan of Standard
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    Pl Ban Re-imposed
    62 9 Preside tt Qulrino ias pro ilb:tcd the exportation i reexportation trom the Philippi ;of war ard strategic maten i s I and prime neei ties in tne "interest ol the national security land public welfare Tins at\ on I ,iiows rail ire ol the P I t
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    If Capital Is Withheld The Rubber Industry Would Decline, Die
    189 9 If Capital Is Withheld The Rubber Industry Would Decline, Die IF THE rubber industry eannot pay some small reward to its shareholders, capital will not be forthcoming and the industry will decline or die, emphasised Major A. C. Smith, President of the Malayan Planting Industries Association, at the general meeting
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    S'pore Plywood
    135 9 I When visiting the Malaya Stand at the Bri- i tish Industries Fair, the i jl Secretary of State for i| I Commonwealth Relations, i I the Marquess of Salis- I bury, and the Secretary I I of State for Colonies, Mr. I 1 Oliver Lyttleton, showed i'
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    'TIN CONSUMPTION, OUTPUT THIS YEAR SHOULD BALANCE
    361 9 "SO FAR as can be gathered from the latest estimates. consumption and production of tin this year should just about balance and this should make for price stability, unless there are political developments which might again result in that hysteric scramble to acquire
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    RI-China Parley On Rubber Deal
    326 9 RI-China Parley On Rubber Deal Standard Staff Corresjxindent JAKARTA. June 2 Indonesia has already opened informal exploratory talks with Red China aver Impossibility of opening a regular rubber trade het wee n both countries. The Standard learns. mis is part oi the economi policy the new Cabinet to find I
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    IS Will Buy More Fin From Bolivia
    97 9 NEW YORK. June 2 (AP):The- tJ.S Governmenl bas -agreed to boy a large quantity ot tin from two ol Bolivia's tersest mines, met..! ce.s in NOW .fork report. These so i ces estimate -the amount to be around 10.00U tons and sav the
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    WallS St. Firms May Move From N. York
    45 9 NEW STORK J I &P)--'.v.:.: 51 I'•'■'1 '.*.:.< threatening I -Mi York tf the < creases i IX The i W Street* city wag '.earing Of double the Sfttat ne per < ceinti the New ted i ild yield US
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    SELAYANG TIN
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    An Adventure Called Photography
    1716 10  - An Adventure Called Photography Peter Robinson h ¥l|l ARCHITECTURAL! ?ASf— PHOTOGRAPHY^ B S U l Ll 1 F fn co, Supreme Court Building Singap re. raken from the 5 mw nd ith a Cor' F.P. 3 film and a 13.5 J cm. Tele Sonnar for 1, v hich i- ar<
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    ON THE AIR
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    Traubel Recitals: Programme Details
    299 10 Traubel Recitals: Programme Details '•THE programmes for the I two celebrity recitals by Helen Traubel on June 18 and 19 are, subject to slight alteration, as follows: FIKST RECITAL June 18 The heavens are ringing ("Creation's Hymn") Beethoven. Mary's Cradle Song— C.F.D. Schubert The drums loudly beating —Beethoven. Voi lo
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    MUSIC NOTES BY 'ANACRUSIS'
    215 10 MUSIC NOTES BY 'ANACRUSIS' Dich teure Hall (Tannhau- ser) Wagner. Isolde's Erzahlung (Tristan u'nd Isold*.' i Wagner. Two Negro Spirituals "Were you there" and "Nobody knows the trouble I've seen." Love went a-riding— Frank Brißge. 111 rock my bonny babe Hills Frank La Forge. SECOND RECITAL— JIN E 19 God
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    FOR THE DISCOPHILE
    397 10 SAINT BARNS. I oncerto No. in R minor. Op. (it. Zino Francescatti (violin*. Phil harmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York (Mitropoulos) Columbia LXKDIO li. FRANCESCATTI Is a well known name in the U.S. A both in the concert hall and the recording studio, but he makes his
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    On Performance And Listening—4
    494 10 On Performance And Listening— 4 TN ADVOCATING tie use A of a score when listening to recorded music I do not mean to suggest that such a practice should be invariable and that each and every work should be religiously followed note by note, instrument by instrument from the printed
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC
    551 10 \SE THING that must be said for Dizzy Gillespie. If he doesn't always hit the bull's-eye with his trumpet playing. he does at least, keep in the news and give himself plemty of publicity. And. from Dizzie's point of view, it cannot be good or bad.
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      166 10 »♦♦♦♦♦♦*< r(I l^ H| I THE HNEST V4 ON P£ J— CIASS/CAJ. RECORDINGS V HANDEL— Suite No. 5 m E Walter Giesekmg (Pianoforte) BERLIOZ Le Corsoire, Overture 4 Paul Kletzki and the ir33*t* J Philharmonia Orchestra... LX *f WAGNER Lohengrin— Elsa's Dreom, WAGNER Tannhauser— Elisabeth': Astrid Vanj, Soprano). Sung m(
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      433 10 t%*-*^l'***»^^^^^^-^* > _l^«»'»^^*_ !'|"o:> \Y "S OI Oil! ION: T.n. I| therhood is not iust a Itiblc »cini. Out of comradeship can COBM and "ill come thr I haj.pv life for all. The under I, ilo_; can and will lick hi. weight I in the wildcats of (tie world. Heywood
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    Why The Empty Seats
    156 11 Why The Empty Seats fghgfhgfh Sir:— Ai one 0; the guests at\ the dinnc given at the Cathay Reslauru.u to the visiting] -Thomas dtp teams, was shocked that only two Malayan players were present Wong Peng Soon and Ong Poh Lorn There were vacancies ut the high table for two
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    Inter-Port Basketball In August
    98 11 FTVE-countrie-s Philippines. Indo-China. Thailand, Hong- kong, and Malaya have entered in the first inter-port basketball championship which will be held in Singapore on Aug; 8. This j was announced at the meeting of the organising committee j held at the Go:i Loo dub yes- terriay which
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    Storms, Brawls During Drobny Sedgman Game
    288 11 ♦h 10 June 2 (Reuter)— Brawls broke out among uie lu,ooo spectators when Egypt's Yaroslav Drobny and Australia's Frank Sedgman resumed their French lawn tennis singles championship match here yesterday after a thunderstorn had held up plav. AiiPi- the 32-minute break, hundreds who had
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    Britain's III-fated BRM's Forced To Pull Out Ot Race
    462 11 ALBI, Southern France, June 2 (Reuter) —Britain's ill-fated racing car, the 8.K.M., lias failed again. In an attempt to score its first major success, two BRM cars i were forced to retire in the Albi Grand Prix here yesj terday before
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    Sports Meeting
    88 11 i looting of all members >f the Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workers' Union t< i sted in sports will be ie'd at the union's premises. 172- A, Rangoon Road. on 3 tl irday, June 7, al 3 p.m. photo. The Aga Khans Tu.v__r .fourth Tram the rifht) amont;
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    TULYAR wins richest derby
    93 11 iw hat nil) i m v m."' thai m n.> io i».* a ha| Sruii h is -kiss j lister Piggott as Tulyai alm the Derfcg hy three Qual lers of a leagitli froai Gaj i-nsc. Th.- lc* Khan's horse he.. t <»fT i the goaretfnl
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    Post Mortem On The Thomas Cup
    786 11  -  KEN JALLEH By MALAYA'S successful defence of the golden Thomas Cup wos up to expectations but only as far as the final result was concerned. The form which most of the Malayans showed for their seven two victory over the Americans was not too
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    GOLF Here's How
    44 11 GOLF Here's How 6jy Stammin. >a m £npt.d TODAY'S t I r <hr I The b.if and la;. tm tl I U U is hack forward traveling pent yan th* toft don't gel it,. V, TS Ir. h > i h to sf i i
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      227 11 NOTICES VOTICE is hereby given that I Madam Tham Soi Mar have applied fo the Board of Incensing Justices for a Ist class Beer and Stout public house licence al 2 lf. Tc.njong Pagar Road. Singapore. and thai this application will be heard in the Court of the District Judge
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      28 11 HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts in Malaya: TODAY A...1. P.M. Singapore 6.09 7.00 Malacca 3.03 3.41 Port Dickson E44 W33. Port S'ham 12.37 1.18 Penang 9.15 8.57
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    BOXERS WORKOUT
    28 12 2 <UP):— HeavyJoe and hallenger F.;.zard ooxed five rounds a> they neared the if their training for the title t at P liladelphia M.:--i on Thursday
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    CG PAYS WARM TRIBUTE TO THOMAS CUP TEAMS
    754 12 Reveals 'Training Secret IN ONE OF THE happiest speeches ever maae ar a oonminron dinner, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Britain's Commissioner General for South East Asia territories and one cf Malaya s keenest badminton fans revealed how Malaya won the Thomas Cup through
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    AT THE CITY HALL
    281 12 AT THE CITY HALL EARLIER in the evening the rhomas Cup teams were gu<-->t-. ot Singapore's id*-*, councillors ai a cocktail part, held in the un Hall. It •.-..'.n a "lull" meeting of Citj Councillors matched bj the cream of badminton players ot tour nations and prominent Singapore residents. 11l
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    Frenchman Wins Grand Prix Race
    73 12 MONTH CARLO. June 2 (Renter) Robert Man/on of Fr ince, driving a Simca Gordini; won the Grand Prix de Monte Carlo tor sporting ears under 2.000 c.e. here -yesterday. He covered the course of 204.425 kilometres in two hours 13 minutes 28 5 -se nds
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    Good Win For SCAA
    64 12 Good Win For SCAA SFA e tod S dins Si tbborn den i halt on- e SCAA it es V te run .in. e ip red by I I r> Sell S- C De e and Kim H >ck: C i F !!hye A t Kok Li g. S Siang
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    INDIANS UPSET TPCA
    144 12 Kl VIA LUMPUR, Mon The Selanuor Indian Association M*ored a major upset when they defeated the TPCA b> a Nohtar\ goal in ji first division league match todav tor the Tamilians v> ho are at the top of th e l''i-iit*. tlm wav their first defeat vms
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      36 12 SOCCER: SAFA League Div. 1. Chinese Casuals: v IRC at Jalan Besar* Div. 3A CYMA v Windsor Rover* BODCA SB!! FA League OTEC v MPH at SRC padang. Robinsons v OC Bank ai Farrer Purk.
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      13 12 LEAGUE SOCCER: K.C.F.A. v Chong Hwa Town padany at 5 15 p.m.
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    Rest Win Clarke Cup Test Again
    494 12 THE REST \%<>ii the Clarke < »iji once again when, in the la-t half hour, the) snatched a four-wiekel victory from the Europeans on tin* Padang yesterday. A total of 843 runs, a record. was scored in the two-innings match. D. I. Price the
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    Japan Will send 'Comet' To Helsinki
    133 12 Japan Will send 'Comet' To Helsinki TOKYO. June 2. (ReuterAAP): A 16-year-old college girl known as the "Comet" and a long distance runner who entered the international sports scene barefooted were among Japan's Olympic track J and field team, it was announced todav The Japan track and Field j Federation
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    Win For Norton
    76 12 CHI. MAY. Belgium, June 2 (AP)— Auguste Goffin .Bel<d- i H m)^iJ? a Norton, Sunday won the 350 c.c. motorcvele race of I the "Grand Prix des Frontieres" nere with an average speed of 136.670 kilometres an hour Goffin covered the 108.700 kilometres of the race in
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    School Sports
    37 12 Serangoon English School will hold its 17th annual athletic sports on Thursday June 26 at ZM p.m. on the school ground. Old boys of the school are invited to participate in j hho 4 lfl
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    Toast To Badminton
    37 12 Mr. McNeice, president of the Singapore City Council, calls for a toast to the Thomas Cup badminton plavcrs at the cocktail party siven to the player* hy the City Council vestcrdav at City Hall.
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    Eight Champs Clash In Selangor Tourneg
    689 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Eight national champions, four from abroad Poiu Holm (Denmark), Ramon Young (Hongkong), DavinoW Mohan (India) and Marten Mendez (I SA) will play in the Cold Cop championships to be Ik'l'l in Kuala Lumpur beginning on Wednesday. Wong Peng Soon and .Marten
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    FAS DANCE
    34 12 KUALA LU rtPUH The itball Association ol S ild its second m mee under the patronage <>: e Sultan* oi ingo i Rai;i Muda of Selangor, at Chinese Assembly Hall on June '4.
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    Nee Soon Win Close Game
    148 12 IN a challenge match played at N(e Soon yesterday, the Nee Soon Garrison defeated the 11 Commando, Royal Marines 4-3 before the largest crowd ever, alter a well contested game in which both sides went all out to win. In the initial stages, the Commandos
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    Tips Jap Star As Future Champ
    90 12 SAN FRANCISCO. June I (Beater) Mi>> Masaka Katsura. Japanese three cushioa billiards star, and Walker or lira 11. tormer world rliamjuon returned here > -esterda after .in >-\ hibition turn* ot the I nited States. Cochran said Ihe tour mtt most sui a essful
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    LANCERS WIN 5-1
    94 12 IPOH lues Asserting all round Miner mm its in tin-seco-ad half 1 .'th Km al Lm CCrs whipped tin* Born*<* M.ttor Sinn t^ Ciul) 1)\ fi e Beals to nne in a first divi sion league mat< li on th e 1 J>«>li Padnai today. en L-
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    Perak Team To Meel Pahang
    83 12 IPOH. Mon. The Perak Ticket team to piay aua Pahang in an fixture here this week pud ort the padang has ted as S. V. Suppiah < lain). T. 11. Keonitz •tain). Major P. Hall A. I Thi: ti, A. Ama i Lt. A. C
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    They Scored Against Themselves
    80 12 They Scored Against Themselves I'.VMV.,. apparently. t i| the Im*v| i,,,,,, 1 *l lark »«npapon I ,u, a bitter lemon u1,,.,. «H Ihe Europe i,M VVM -"muni, Bennr Stadiu, i lost! 0 list the E the first Trying l—o and mak crowded g did not pening pean Com kick i
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    Rough Play Spoils Match
    20 12 Rough Play Spoils Match RO I mat. the w ter foi S Cheow 1 '1 time F Rarm carried City
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    Perak Turf Club Golf Tournament
    9 12 Perak Turf Club Golf Tournament take at 8 il
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