Singapore Standard, 4 June 1952

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    19 1 Tiger Singapore Standard ik >il JL OL II NO. 337. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    WEST STRIKES BACK IN BERLIN
    526 1 Bri tishTroppsTb row Barricade Around Reds Radio Station BFiILIN, June 3 (Reiter) British troops, reversing the familiar pattern of Communist squeeze plays, today took steps to clear frhe Soviet-controlled East Berlin radio station of its Communist occupants. Troops of the Royal Scots Regiment threw a
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    Inhabitants Must Work For Safety
    295 1 ri.C, GIVES ORDER: \i LUMPUR, Tues.— The Mentri Besar of a •he Besidcat Commissioner of a Settlement <]» -r inv person to do work tor the safety ol u irea, under a new additional regulation to the H If, 111 ill— j| gazetted today, bv
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    Tin Miners To Decide Strike Action
    26 1 Tin Miners To Decide Strike Action I rues Tin- Perafc Workers' Inion headquarters in shortly to de- action. tpward The ummedi- e r e, ballot ron-
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    Bao Dai Dissolves Vietnam Cabinet
    10 1 Reu -olved leaded by reported
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    Guards Fire On Defiant PoW's
    193 1 KOJE ISLAND, Korea. June 3 (AP)— American guards tired riot suns into a prisoner-of-war compound tonight, slightly wounded lour North Korean prisoners defying orders. Prisoners in Compound 004 refused to remove clothing from the barbed wire fence ►bstructing the guards' view of the enclosure. The
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    Trisha-Rider Stabbed Dead
    154 1 VOUNG Chine e trisharider was fatally stubbed and another man was wounded m his band, in a hotel at I.orong 40, Geylang Road. Singapore. yesterday afternoon The trisha-rider, Seah Yew \V -ii\ was rushed by ambulance to hospital With a knife WOU nd in hia bark. He
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    Auster Wreck Located In North Malaya
    127 1 R.A.F. and Army search aircrafi in Northern Malaya yesterday located a wrecked Auster Light monoplane missing si ce lier in the day on an aniitanndit reconnaissance fliuit. ■>• itl iIJ yesterday a ground party was un its way to I wreck. The wrecked Auster,
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    18 Bandits Cross Thai Border, Held
    60 1 18 Bandits Cross Thai Bo rder, Held B\.\(,KOK June 2 (Reu-ter-AAP)—The IS Chinese bundits thought to have slippfi over thp Malayan border into Thailand several days ago were today brought under police escort to Bangkok. The bandits were arrested at Sadao, seven miles from the Kedah border, after a gunfight
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    74 1 Above; Brigadier-General Say don Boatner (risht). Commandant of Koje Island Prison Camp, welcomes a platoon <>l tlie King's Own Shropshire Light Infantry to the camp, May 28. The Platoon were taking up guard duties at the camp, where previously all guards have been maintained by American troops. Left: The following
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    2 Of Police Party Hurt In Ambush
    122 1 KUALA I. u:\IPUR. Tues.— Terrorists in the Federation] iged a second ambush yesterday when a'police GMC and a ytonner travelling in |£uantan came under heavy .-irv* 1 1'-om a number of bandits on a hillside. Two members of the police party were wounded.
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    RI Intends To Resume Talks
    100 1 JAKARTA, June- 3 (Router) Prime Minister Dr. W'ilopo told Parliament today Indonesia intended to resume with Holland the negotiations temporarily suspended last February. He said Indonesia had "good hope" that the Dutch-Indone-sian Union question might bo settled peacefully. Indonesia wants to ei.d her membership of
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    75 1 Standard London Corespondent LONDON June 3. The following ore the closing prices. Of .übbe. and tin on the London Mofkef todcy LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 24 d. j Spot £974 per ton July Aug. 24 d. I buycn, £975 lellef*. Sept. 231d. Three months. £965
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    'L' Drivers Are Given Break, Police To Recruit 8 Testers
    181 1 THR SINGAPORE Police will recruit eight more motor driving testers within f^ next few days to help clear the back-log of thousands m Learner drivers on the waitiiiii list provision lor the appointment of these eight recruits, mcl|iditi'4 »•//> -:.i
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    53 1 Standard photo This picture <>i m.ii»j> v family refmion <>t Df Bui haiuiddin and his three child yew was taken shortts aftei his release from St. lohs'i island h!ihc he hid i><- n detained durtet )asl ls IM'iMtlls. I mill left. tlie children »re BiirUu (•>, Mohanuned Kid/ wan 15)
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    4 Muslim Leaders Released
    80 1 4 Muslim Leaders Released i THK renuininu Imu u\ the bcvcb Muslim |eadrn who irere ietaiaed under th«* Emergency RegvlatioM W lowing the Pcccihcr !'♦"><• Sinuapore rioting- Moh:im«d Taha bin Kaln. Dr. Bvriu nuddin. Moluiiifd Fusuff bin Pral auid Moliuned Mnsta/a weir reteuei >♦— t(M (l.t V. Tlie\ weir- fired
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    Britain Gives Assent To Malan's Bill
    38 1 i noi < Kith Aii M.< Di i meni Bi i i« I of tl need today in lift Ho I <Ml)l>lv. I if to which will i p it ll i part
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    Govt. House Thief Feels 'So Ashamed'
    61 2 HONY Munusaroj s o ■> i stole an 8 projector. Govex House i as sen- S ngapore F ipr [nspector K. B. Ong. pro- the Cc thai the proje the property of Capt. B i -Xew'and. a former A. DC. to the Governor. cation.
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    Customs Officer On Graft Charge
    98 2 Customs Officer On Graft Charge I) AH LAM bin Ha.ji Mohiin. a senior customs revenue officer, was charged in the Third District Court with having corruptly received S2O from a Chinese kapa la at a customs shed in the Singapore Harbour Boai (I. Kee, '< >rk P ployed Universal Eotor
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    Court Sequel To BMH Theft
    30 2 OSM I .i barge ni olng R; a the B r H p* oo Maj 2 I p om I and allo the Singapore lai
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    Clerk Faces Trust Charge
    26 2 KWOK CHOONT (44). ployed in the I d the 5t ond Po.. rimmal breach 4 that the j n B Stadium on
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    Speed Up Hawkers' Laws, Govt. Urged
    217 2 StUNhnrd SlafF Reporter INK Singapore G«rrenuncni has been umvA Us Ibc i iu i omefl rr.^Mlent. Mr. T. P. F. McNeke, to »pccd up itiiKHluohon of U^islaiion in the Lrgislalive ovnril h» hmUi Bcfuing «j hmvkcn Itom Jul v \\u> i:ir-»t data sd bv
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    COMMANDO NOT GUILTY
    34 2 COMMANDO NOT GUILTY MAT.".; kL of 42 Comn t i Pound guilty at a Nee Soon an a cha i pisi At was a iJ an arobi K and Lt. S. R. n A~A
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    Three Whit Monday Hangovers
    148 2 Three Whit Monday Hangovers THE KubbiLsamy Ponnusamy who stood dejectedly in the dock of the Singapore Third Polite Court yesterday \va> very different from tho Kubbasaniy who sang and shouted at the top of his \oice in the Tanjong Pasar Police Station on Whit Monday at 4.15 p.m. Be was
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    Not Too Young To Steal
    66 2 THE Singapore Third Police Magistrate yesterday asked for the ages of three youths charged with attempted' theft I iron pipes belonging to the Sino Malayan Engineering Co. on June 2. He thought they looked young for their sge. The three youths. Tan Ah H< 18,
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    181 2 !•> load sli<-d<H»g tttduy; DAT Park XaiiMHi Kd., I am 'sJSoh mum. I cross, >t pJSfi m L I; 1 v f »««lar Kd./ $•<;> I mu... 1i,,H,1,n r UOal >janjang Mr c Hnkit PanJana b*«i Estote, Dairy J an.. I'amlan. .liiroriK I. 8 A 3 Ruktt
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    Hollywood Director On Location In S'pore's Shenton Way
    172 2 Hollywood Director On Location In S'pore's Shenton Way Standard Staff Reporter A VOUCH of Bollywood was seen at Biagxpmfii Shrnton Way yesterday when the filmland's ace movie director, Mr. "Bree/y** Finoa. shot a few seeaes for a sf tirs of Safety First shorts, row being filmed in the Colony. Picture
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    'How To Run A Union' Courses For S'pore
    382 2 'How To Run A Union Courses For S'pore Dalley, rive Others lo Lecture Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE trade ui»ioni>ts will learn the ''inside technique*' of running trade unions at a training course which will he*rin here on June 16 v^ith the arrival of a leading English trade unionist, Mr. F.
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    English Language Losing Its Appeal
    405 2  -  FILIPINO PROFESSOR -SAYS Standard Staff Reporter THE ENGLISH language is losing its appeal as a medium of expression with the majority of the writers in South-East Asia, including India and Ceylon. This opinion was expressed yesterday hv Professor N. V T M. Goozale2 oi the
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    Mr. McNeice Campaigns For Voters Among Council Staff
    241 2 A FEW thousand additional names are likely to be added to the Singapore Le&islative Council and City Council electoral rolls as a result of a campaign conducted by the City Council President. Mr. T. P. F. McNeiee. in the Council offices yesterday.
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    $2,108 For Cathedral
    134 2 THE following list of contributions totalling $2,108.21 to St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Fund have been re- reived m the two weeks prwUn£ May B;.:a Shoe Company Limited $360, Singapore S: Andrew's Society $100 J W. Miller E>q [$554-2I Mrs. G. Lane a/c Bridgi Mahjong Drive $60.
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    MAJOR LOSES 1 YR's SENIORITY
    649 3 frgggg^Cfteqaeg Without Funds To Meet Them' Ordered To Be Reprimanded By CourtMartial Standard Staff Reporter MAJOR Gerard Edward Cole (37), M.C., K.A.CM \vh o issued cheques drawn on two banks in Singapore without having sufficient funds h> meet them, wa, ordered to lose a year's
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    BRITONS KNOW NOTHING ABOUT S'PORE, SHE SAYS
    252 3 Siu<lon< Glad To tt<> #WA >'mdard .\vli!h,,i Reporter TWENTY -TIIISI I UoI(! r s^ 'r SieH Chooa cot M tte plane fr.,,,. London Singapore yesterday nrs| line m three rears i:>fi Kleefullj said: •'Gosh am i k\ml to be back". Daughter of Kuala
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    Resisted Intruder, Girl's Father Praised By Judge
    387 3 HOW a young Chinese attempted to disarm a senior police officer who had arrested him was told hefore Mr. Justice Brown and a jury at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. The man. 23-year-old Wong Kwai Wah. was on trial on charges of attempted robbery
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    Gunman Rob Motorist Of I-Card
    100 3 A JOHORE Chinese, who pi in his car parked in a in South Bridge ft S ipore. on Sunday night ribbed by two Chin< his identity card, a diary, two and a pair of trousers One of the men pointed a revolver, and po ng
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    Damaged Mail Was For China
    47 3 THE 230 bag >f mail, which damage j or lestroyed when a fine broke out on the Mei is! Saturday. were for Hongkong, Canton. a: v .i Tanjong Pin tng, with the except >n of me bag was from Medan to -japore.
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    New Treasurer
    38 3 [•HE COMMITTEE o! the gapore City Council Water \V >rks Labour Union has a cepted the resignation of its treasurer, Mr. Soosai. who is r turning to India shortly. Mr. Egambarann has been elected w treasurer.
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    RASC Assn. Dance
    31 3 THE RASC Civilian Assoation in Singapore will hold ta first anniversary celebra- »n with a dinner and durire the Airporl U >tel today at j Q p. ni.
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    Girl (11) Consented To Man's Advances
    276 3 RULES MAGISTRATE, ACCUSED FREED AN U-YEAR-OUD Malaj girl i«»ld ihe Singapore fir t Eolice Court jreaterdaj !><»* a man followed her into a Utriac and Ihcn embraced and kissed her during blackout. She is &y ing iden ai the trial ol Juwahii bin Hasvx
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    Stole From Meyer Mansions
    65 3 BONAVENTURE Monteiro was charged in the Singapore Second Police Court ye.terdav with theft of ctoretto lighter, a pair of s ?£r ftn 3 fountain pen worth $80 and $30 cash From J. H. Kmper at lever Mansions on May 30. Bonaventure admitted steaitifl all the articles
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    Hit Boy With Seythe
    34 3 Kallason Pothandl w »s '■'<• $125 in the Singapore Police Curt yesterda> I >i cauj Ing hurt to Muthi i son ol Ret- Jn scythe m May il liong Bahru R- <<
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    EVIL SPIRITS MADE HIM TEAR CARD
    56 3 An EVIL spirit troubled Ng Ah Kow and made him destroy his identity card and yesterday he stood in the dock of the Singapore Third District Court i harmed with failing to register for a new card. His cast* was postponed to June 14
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    Burglars Bag$4481 In S'pore
    93 3 BURGLARS bagged a total of 54.481 in jewellery and cash from three Singapore houses over the last week-end. Largest amount stolen was from the house of a Dutch woman in -Orchard Road. She lost a diamond ring, a writing set and other articles total value $1,8
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    $1,800 For Hospital Fund
    54 3 IX RESPONSE to the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital's campaign for more support for cots and beds in its hospital, the Blue Cross Society in Singapore has donated SI. BOO to the fund. The donation will go to maintain two Treasure Cots. two Child's Cot and two
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    Police To Probe Trade Fair Forgery
    115 3 Standard Slaft' Rrporirr SINGAPORE City Council President, Mr. T. I\ F. HeNeice, yesterday called on the anti-corruption Chief of the Police, A.S.P. Mr. C. W. Byrd. on the forged petition sen! lo the Council by certain residents of Geylang Serai supporting the conversion of
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    Special Reduction For Twins
    195 3 RAF Baby Show MORE than (JO babies between three months and two years will be on show at Changi j airfield today when the! R.A.F. staees an all-ranks Charity baby-show in aid of St. Andrew's Mission. Entrants inelude one uair of twins— the only babies eligible
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    Specialist To Act As Examiner
    39 3 PROFESSOR T. H. Davey. .specialist at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, arrived in Singapore by air to act as external examiner in the University of Malaya examinations. He will also give two lectures.
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    Two Named For UN Award
    129 3 THE Governing Council ol the Singapore Trade Uni 0 n Congress has suggested the names of two local trade unionists for the United Nations' Educational, Soci a 1 and Cultural Organisation scholarship for a six-month study course in trade unionism and allied subjects abroad. Mr.
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    DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH
    87 4 DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC HEALTH IF THERE are sufficient! *andidates, it is proposed to start courses in the University j of Malaya during the 1952 53 session leading to a Diploma in Public Health of the University, the Registrar announci rday. Tiie courses will be open to candidates horflir.g a medical
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    Dress Show At Capitol
    77 4 MRS. A. BANKES Wi introduce some of her exclusive creations from her dress shop. Alta's, on Thursday* evening at the Capitol Res- I ti rant and Ballroom. Mannequins for Thurday*s show will hold a full dress rehearsal tomorrow a1 the. Capitol Ballroom and w i make
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    Commando To Stand Trial
    89 4 A MARINE Commando, Roy; Wilson, was committed in the Singapor* Relief Court yesterday to stand trial at the As- sizes on a charge of causing hurt w hil s t committing robbery. He was a leged to have rob- "bed a waitress. Ang Ah Kim. of
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    Penang Plans To Honour The Queen
    180 4 Penang Plans To Honour The Queen PENANG, Tues.~ Approximately 400 people from the various detachments will participate in the first post-war parade to commemorate the birthday of Queen Elizabeth at the Dato Kramat ground this Thursday, at 8.15 a.m. The parade will be under the command of Lt.-Col. S G.
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    14 More Join Traffic Mobile Squad
    102 4 14 More Join Traffic Mobile Squad FOURTEEN more recruits for the new Traffic Mobile Squad wore taken on yesterday, bringing the total 'under training to 29. On the first batch of 19 who started training in May, n have been sacked for ineffij ciency, said 'Air. A. R. Anderson, Superintendent
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    Three Deny Extortion
    110 4 WEE KIAT SEXG (15) Chua i Thiong (25) and Tan Eng Ho k (26) were charged in the Sin- j gapore First Police Court yt sterria> r with two counts of ex- tortion and another of attempt- l cd extortion. The charges alleged thai on Mar. 30
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    2 Claim Trial To Hurt Charge
    48 4 ALAWDEEN and Abdul Jubber claimed trial yesterday to a charge of causing hurt to Shal Hamid with a knife. The Third Police Court Magistrate transferred the rase to the Relief Court for tnai on June 7. Each was given bail of $500.
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    94 4 Left: The Depot? High Commissioner. Mr. D. C. .MaeGillivrav toured Tpper Perak for three d;ns to >tudy the working ol the adinin i s t r a ti\e machinery in some of the most isolated areas in Malaya. Mr. .MacGillivray wearing hat, is seen watching mining operations on the Rahman
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    ON QUEEN
    25 4 PENANG, Tu^s.-Dr. C E. Field will give a talk on 'The Life of Queen Elizabeth" to Westlands schoolboys tomorrow .it the school hall.
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    COME OUT QUICK, SAYS AN EX-RED
    189 4 COME OUT QUICK, SAYS AN EX -RED Standard Staff < orrrspondnit KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. "Come out quickly to shake hands with us. We are still worried about your being bullied by the MCP leaders to become their worthless sacrifice" states Ching Kien, former Communist platoon commander in a letter to
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    Standard Readers Give Aid To Widow
    216 4 k- IPOII. lues. Five readers of The Standard have sent in cheque tor SltiO to open a fund lor the lwoh Chinese mother of seven orphans, who is facing a srini future. On .May :{O. The Standard published an article ''Widow With Seven Faces
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    Mr. Kirke Plans New Approach
    191 4 PENANG, Tues. A new approach to win the hearts oi i the public with a view to getting more co-operation fron" them is envisaged by Penang*! new Chief Police Officer. 1. C. M. Kirke. To get more informatior from the public other thai through Box
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    You Have To Collect Your Car Farms
    98 4 APPLICATION I for renew al of motor car licences w»U no long, by the R« gistrar of Vel owner* as in tiie pa?;. Instead, the forms will have to be ected at any post office or petrol pvmp. After the forms have beer.
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    Driver To Be Charged
    75 4 A WARRANT of a 're t W*S issued by the Singapore Coroner, Air. Choor Singh, yestev«r;:y against a driver, Ang Tiow Song for causing death by a negligent art. The Coroner \va? holding an [nquesi on t!ie death of a hve-year-old g rl, Lee Ah W;ih,
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    Admits He Stole $52
    89 4 ABn RAH [AN id -lined in tl S i Fourth Po i Court y to stealing so e <■' his ernploj i i who. tit- t ed ti liim his satai i to $8(). The court was told that Odmyi LJmmei eft $1 28 d Iced
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    S1,000 Bail In Cheat Case
    56 4 EiAVELJ R;:i Chawia ed tria in ..> Singapon Second Poiir-e Couri ft U to a chai ge cheal i g Robert Saw vy >' M <ti of wall- th $< 24 on lar. I at Cer-i! Street [t of Ravi tender* I Robert which he
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    HIT BY SHIP'S DERRICK, DIED
    35 4 HIT BY SHIP'S DERRICK, DIED A FINDING < t death l j enture i i e w •■•< (MM :\s I it an inquest t>f ay< -.i^ bevedon Vaba i>h who va i hit I a tferrick.
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    LABOUR OFFICE TO EXPLAIN LAW
    201 4 Visits To Firms Planned In June Standard Staff Correspomlenf PEIN \M» TueSi A certain amount <>i ignorance regarding ihe* provision* in the Employees' Provident Fund Ordinance" i* prevalent among some employers ..nd employees* The Labour Department, which is concerned with the introduction ami enforcement «>i
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    BIG AIR STRIKE ON REDS
    25 4 BIG AIR STRIKE ON REDS air-: gro the In Perak, new the Pah. ers. B i opr; aga p of tht Other Sundei out Malay;
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    TEMPLER WENT WITH A SIGH
    58 4 Standard Naff < < rn mmm teal KUALA II fttPl R. IWs.— BeTor, h« In: if»»Li>. **ir Gerald Fcaudfer laid tin mrm thai !j«)t wca emmm^jk <>( Mriarri wUk in buildiltg-s, *ii is iiii|M»rlant tha t\u)^ v bllilflii arr «»l urteresl in Ifalacra dbovl be
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    60 Bandits Ambush The Police
    95 4 KUALA LUMPUR, rues.— Ca jht t lire ten lying in ambush Lions i eof the eight jungle squad were killed a ting until I i ammunition ran o < U afterj noon. The squa i j officer, ,\v;:- way to sstigate i pport thai bandits
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    Manager in Trust Case
    7 4 Manager in Trust Case June 1 7.
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    Deny Posing
    22 4 YONG B Yusot charges in thPol> i ft f and in such obtai Lek. On the r.nd V Both elain
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    Same Here – Aquino
    9 4 Same Here Aquino i Raaiael I I E COR:
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      167 4 -wWH J^M^^^^^ _0 wL S Su.p nJO bv ifi led an Australian Bulldog Ant can hold m its |aws o glove more than o tnousond tirpi_s ifs jwn weight Comporoti»clv tor a human fcor a trapeze artist would hove to qnp on 80 ton sriomroll. r with his teetfc while
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    Bourlin 'The Spy' Hadn't $5,000—So It's 3 Months
    600 5 Bourlin 'The Spy' Hadn't $5,000— So It's 3 Months Khodes turther ordered the dm^ i K n»r iiniit;ai]on Or, >r«tence. Kourlia cave a liaattH stor> to what lie told 11 the First Magistrate's i >urt before Mr. A. P I irk 4 fortnight ago. V\ 'i the t use came
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    Drop This Exam Call
    93 5 KUALA LUMPUR, use-. Federation education authorities wii! be approached by the Kuala Lumpur Chinese School Teachers' Association to abolish the inter-Chinese sch o o i examination for junior middle classes from this year onwards The teachers hold that this yearly open examination for junior middle students
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    200,000 Loan To Farmers
    170 5 200,000 Loan To Farmers A' Si \c,Kl PATANI, Tues. Before Co-operatire O/«rj (o;d the Com?»;;!fce A/c-. ■■Ihts o/ fhe Central Kedah Co-operative Bankmg Union, the chairmen or the Kedah RID A, Twin Hui! Md. foa, recently han d e d a $200,000 cheque fo the president oj <t' c'./\ C.
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    FED. GOVT. CAN NOT DO THIS
    229 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Speaking at a meeting of the Malayan Indian Congress at Port Swettenhaxn recently Mr. K. L. Devasar, the president, raised the question of \iu\d settlement for Indian labour. Hr said "if the Government could guarantee reasonable wages and proper civic rights
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    FOOD IN BUCKET
    101 5 IPOH. Tues.— Sentence was postponed till Friday by AltJustice Thomson at the conclusion <>f the trial of a 2U-year->!(i rubber tapper. Krishnan at the High Court today. Krishnan was convicted for having uncooked rice, sugar Hid groundnut at AUagar Estate en March G in circumstances as to
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    Bank 'For The People'
    87 5 Bank 'For The People' IPOH, Toes.— The People's Bank \s "by t lie people, for tin* people and as such it will always serve the poor workers," said Mr. C. BL Yin, Perak State? Councillor, to The Standard this morning. Commenting on a letter written by "Law Victim" which appeared
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    THIS MAN MUST KNOW CHINESE
    292 5 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Kuala Lumpur Chinese School Teachers' Association is to request the Federation Government, The Standard learns, that the post of Assistant Director of Education (Chinese) should be filled by a person who has knowledge of the Chinese language. The
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    25 5 PENANG, Tues.— The Resident Commissioner, Mr. Norm in Ward, will officially open the Penang Co-operative Society^ new shop at Argyll Road on Friday.
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    189 5 St.mfl.ird Slatt <>rrt">(>ond« nt j KUALA LUMPUR, Tuc By virtue f >f their smart appeai ance and Miei f beai i:icj, a del a hraent of tixl j recently ton i I Army Depot Police will cere cmlo y guard the Padang, Kuala Lumpur, iur
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    'ONE SPIRIT'
    51 5 .lOHOHF BAHKI' 'I I The Ecumenical Sunday Service will be held at the M< I i dist Church. Johore Bahru. this Sunday at 5 p.m. The Rev. 1 A. Hood of the Chinese Presbyterian Church, Johore Bahru, will preach on Unitj the Spirit." All members and friends aro
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    Standard Pattern Service
    610 5  -  ROSALIND RATNAM Bv lIKRK are the sewing instructions for The Standard Pattern No. *> whirli appeared in the Sunday Standard on June I Note: f 1. Voui pattern pieces will have certain instructions stamped on them When you have the pattern pieces by your side these sewing
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    28 5 Mr. and Mrs. On? Tion? Seah of Kekintan photographed after their wedding at the Peir Chit Chinese School at Kota Bahru. The bride was Miss Yean Choon Fee
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    6 6 Independent Morning Meiapaper I
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    Ghost Of The Duce
    756 6 TODAY we publish the last of two articles by 1 William Connoi on the revival oi Fascism in Italy Western democratic Governments, thougft fully aware of the reassertion of Fascism m exen«;nv countries, are inclined to regard it as lomething which must regretfully be tolerated m
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    Is This The New Mussoline?
    1021 6  - Is This The New Mussoline? WILLIAM CONNOR (^\N September 1, 1937, the British destroyer Havock was on pairol off the Spanish coast. Franco was at grips with the Republicans, and the Western democracies were pursuing their timid and unsuccessful policy of Non-intervention. At 10 p.m. two torpedoes were fired at
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    Review of Views
    425 6 Review of Views Territorial Chiefs UTUSAN MELAYU, influentia] Malay daily, said in its editorial column that one of the ways of lightening the burden of the public was to decrease e pay ol territorial chiefs in Malaya, The paper commented on the statement made by the Mentri Besar, FeJangor, that
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    16 6 •But darn it. Doc! You remove the appendix from every book you take out!"
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    The DISLIKE-lkers go to it?
    330 6 The DISLIKE-lkers go to it? TUK AMERICAN LOU IPOUY...hij John CHICAGO p ENERAL Eisenhower's political enemies are preparing to give him a hut reception on his return to the United Stales. I write from Chicago. where this reception is being planned. Middle- Western diehards don't want Ike in the White
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      Bring Down Prices Or Give Wage Increases To Workers!
      226 6 Sir: What is the minimum wage workers can subsist on without hardship? This question is as slippery as the eel and it is difficult for an employer to decide on the appropriate wage for each of his employees. This is due
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      BADMINTON WEEK STAMPS
      85 6 Sir. The Postal Authorities should have issued special stamps during "Badminton Week". All great occasions, be it sports or any other celebration of world ■significance should have been commemorated with the issue of special stamps. All great occasions have thus been commemorated and have had special stamps
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      AN APPEAL TO BUTTERFLIKS
      172 6 Sir;— Mrs. Mary Lobo, a Justice of !he Peace, has called on the Colonys* women teachers to orgnise a women's corps for civil defence. And Commissioner {or Civil Defence. Mr. L. Firbanks thinks it a good idea. And <o I suppose c body must be happy
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      CLASS DIVISIONS?
      77 6 CLA SS DIVISIONS? Sir In your issue of May 31, 1952 I read with surprise that when a Russian, Dimitri Peter Bourlin, was charged with having in possession 18 lbs. of deleterious drugs, an application was made by Mr. L.A. Sea rle, Superintendent-in-Charge. Special Branch, Sel- angor, for remanding the
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    Truman Accepts Court Ruling
    386 7 Steel Industry Returned To Owners, As 650,000 Strike WASHINGTON, June 3, (AP) President Truman Monday ordered the return of the siw\ industry to its private owners after tin Supreme Court had declared that his seizure action was illegal. fTesident Truman directed the action In a letter
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    92 7 .«l rommaml portrait stadj b. K.inm sbows Qaeca in drawing room »>f Clarence House Loni the Duke of Edinburgh. The Queen is wearing Kill dress ol smoke tuße Medic mn uith silver H sappkiTC tnd diamond ntrKhut- u.jn au t d iron bet fathei the bile Kfrtg (Seorse VI Dul
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    Renewal Of Export Ban Anticipated
    137 7 Renewal Of Export Ban Anticipated W ASHING TON. June 3, iter) A spokesman for N tional Production Auhoriiy yesterday predicted that the ban on United States pments of steel abroad and domestic consumers would re-imposed shortly. T lis was tne ban that proved shipments of steel from rehouses t< exporters
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    Gen. Ike Gets Fifth DSM From Truman
    179 7 Gen. Ike Gets Fifth DSM From Tru man WASHINGTON, June 3, (UP) Genera] E>wighl Eisenhower whirled through a series oJ top level secret Pentagon conferences yesterday and then received his fifth Distinguished Service Medal 1 am President Truman. i The decoration was the nation's final military tribute to the man
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    Russell Places War Odds At 6 To 4
    71 7 NEW YORK, June 3 (AP)— Bertrand Russell said yesterday thai the odds are 6 to 4 another Woi Id War will occur. "When there is a tense situation, as there is today, anybody making a mistake can bring a war on. and
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    HISTORY MAKING
    32 7 GROTO\ School, one of the most socially exclusive preparatory schools in the U.S.. will acXnit a Negro student next September for the first time in its 68-year history.- A P
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    Senanayakes New Cabinet Takes Office
    254 7 COLOMBO. June 3 (Reuter) —Prime Minister Dudley Sena- >J w cabinet, which has four new members took tn e< oath of office before Ceylpn < Governor General, Lord Solbury, yesterday, Senanayake retains the portfolios of Defence and Exter- "a l Affairs. Dr. Louis Rajapakse and
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    Attlee Tells Labour Of US Sacrifices, Hits At 'Loose Talk'
    204 7 Attlee Tells Labour Of US Sacrifices, Hits At 'Loose Talk' STOI-, I n-laml. June 3 (Reuter) Mr. \nli<. former Sorialisl Prime Minister, iol«l r*lr«laj ihal Imericani "have I* i t themselves li.i rl l hi li» 1 1> mi." I ■V -sing a Labour Party audii e he said: "No
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    UK Deports 11 Members Of Red Union
    28 7 UK Deports 11 Members Of Red Union IP)— eleven gkon* tiding a live nan conSuch v ascribed e for and Conv tary, t have Can- st« 1 reel
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    Mossadeq Hired Him To Kill Man. Court Told
    92 7 TEHERAN, June 3. <UP>— Nabiolla.s Akbari charged yesterday at his trial that Premier Mohammed Mossadeq- tiien an obscure Parliament deputy paid him 500 rials two years »ago to assassinate Hassan Enami, Tehev.m's most prominent Mosl« n clerical doctor. Akbari told the court
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    67 7 photo. \W\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ Taking part m the j May 28 aati-ftidgway 1 demonstrations in Paris C were these youths, carry- ing makeshift dubs and banners. Genera] Mat- then B. Ridgway has C arrived in Paris to take over the NATO Com 2 mam! fro m General 2 Dwight I) Eisenhower. He
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      US Sentence On Jap Upheld
      114 7 WASHINGTON, June 3, (UP):— The Supreme Court. j i sterday upheld the contion of Tomoya Kawakita, ntericed to die as a traitor for brutality to Americans in .T a panese prisoner-of-war camps during World War 11. Justice William Douglas delivered a 4 to 3 opinion.
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      43 7 THE Yugoslav news agency, Tanjuft reported yesterday that a uar panic h«s apr,*ad in C/e--.\VVVVVVV\\\\\VV\\\\\VV\\\\\\\\\V\\\VW choslovakia" and the ('.-(.eh Army has cancelled all leaves as a result o!' trie signing of the peace contract between Western German v and the Western allies. U.P.
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      32 7 THE U.S. Supreme Courl yester&ay rejected an appeal of Osear Collaxo, Puerto Bican Nationalist convicted of murdering a White Bouse policeman during an attempt to assassinate President Truman in November 1950. U.P.
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      39 7 PRESIDENT Truman yeste day nominated Lieut. Gen. i.^'i "is Norstad, cominandu' f the United Stales Air Forces in Europe, and Lieut. Gen. Otto Paul Wey iand, who eonamands tb« Far Ea«| Air Forces for nromotion to full general.- U.P.
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      36 7 BRK.ADIFR J. M Rickin*liain. 40. who romm.tuiied the ?slh Infantry Brigade during the first year of the Korean War, was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath by Queen Elizabeth II on Bfonfiaj A.P.
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      24 7 A SWISS expedition climbing Mount Everesi began its final Lssault frofia a base camp at tvhumbhu Ghicier, the newspaper 'The Statesman" resorted vesterday. U.P.
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      40 7 THE Socialist Party of Bombay continued yesterday its passive agitation against the recent increase! in <io\ eminent food prices in the province by organizing a threemile protest march to (he (iov- i eminent food store in Donjri j Palace. U.P.
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      33 7 CHINES! Genera] Chang CJiniK-w.il toJd n nit-eiing at Lhasa, capital of Tibet, that the Communists had '.von "broad suppt/.i" in Tibet, according to the New China Ne.v. Agency f->-'* Tin wwwwww Reuter A.P.
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    Natal"s Warning, Threat To Malan
    140 7 Natal "s Warning, Threat To Malan PfETERMARITZBURG, June 3 (AP)— Natal's pro-British provincial (Council moved Mondai i«> demand a new national convention reaffirming South Africa's I*> 1 0 constitution, which ii claims ha* been broken by the Union's .Nationalist Government. The call wag in a resolution tabled by Councillor J.
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    Vietminhs Smash Fr. Fortress
    134 7 SAIGON, June 3, (UP):The French military headquarters disclosed yesterday that Vietminh Communists have destroyed the fortn My Hoa and forced to igh Legionnaires to withdraw from the nearby stronghold of Badon at the mouth of Song Giang River. My Hao was evacuated early Saturday a few
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    Russia Warned US Will Protect West Germany
    189 7 w tSHINGTON, Junr :i d i»)— s r< al v Dean \«-li«-oon warned ■mull Uml ni^iii that ilu I <i>>.( will proteci W&A GerauMn antl Berlin afeainM .If kremlin*s intiinidatiiUE ui->iurr>. :ii iade tin ent nationwide i adio-televii iv hours ftd President Truman
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    Bomb Explodes Outside School
    67 7 Bomb Explodes Outside School TUNIS J. P tionalist bomb exploded oul 1 <s i'.d girls 1 school .^nd police neutralized anoint i i tly before it /ai ed go off early a..Police patrols arrested Tunisians who were seen loitering in the neighbourhood where both the accidents occurred shortly alter midnight.
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    Russian Pact With German reds Likely
    78 7 Russian Pact With German reds Likely BERLIN, Jura Sovirt H tO M^!l ith the Communi withdraw her oc< after the proolamal A)-jj.,v. resj cials At the 1 stati would Soviet bloc v would e the K to th< < peace ift with Grovei of 12 West for the piano* d
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    13 7 MR Minist4 of Corpus C bridge. Britii Exche i F< i
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    TWO S'PORE SHIPS FOR BREAKERS
    260 8 Standard Shipping Reporter ANOTHER veteran Singapore ship, the 3,703-ton Hong Siang, which was purchased by the Ministry ol Transport in September lust year, and used for carrying supplies to Korea, ha^ been sold to the British Iron and Steel Corporation (Salvage) Ltd., in the United
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    Jap Shipping To Compete With British
    104 8 Jap Shipping To Compete With British LONDON, June 3 (Reutej I —Japanese ships^for the first time since Pear! Harbour are to compete with British and European lines in freight and passenger services i rom Europe to the Far East, the Daily Mail reported today. It said the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
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    It's 'French Leave' For The Troops
    85 8 It's 'French Leave' For The Troops 11 will oe six days "French leave" for more than 400 French troops and passenQers in the j ?>r>-s{i,';,'ru's Maritirfws ship Felix Roussel which arrived in Singapore from Saigon. Reason: The liner developed engine trouble < during the ravage and has :.mt into port
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    Bid For Charter Of 2 APL Liners
    51 8 WAHHINIHOW, June 3 (AP> —The Maritime administration ed \esteiday it shortly i«s«p invitations to bid for the charter of the governmentd passenger and cargo ves- Pres deal Wilson and Presii.•.:: Cleveland. The shipj bow are operated in ttie trans-Pacific service by American President
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    NCO'sTo Be Trained As Inspectors
    142 8 Standard Shipping Repartee A NUMBER of non-commis-sioned officers <>1 the Singapore Harbour Board Police Force are to be sent to the Police Training School at Thomson Road, for a six months training course M Inspectors. As soon as ihe selected candidates have completed their course,
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    45 9 li The British Rubber A I Development Board e\hi- t bited several new articles at the Chelsea I- Inner 5 Show, including conduc- live rubber fnr soil beat- J ins. rubber (lower pots. J < buckets and a rubber J door mat of special type. 'i\\\\-\\\\\\-\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\w^*
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    US Stock Marts Adopt Longer Trading Hours
    116 9 PRK IAP I of the markets York Curb I V\ Um I oil (i t B Ol ,<■ broke .< pattern :ed for ovex 5o ng ours ol 19 0 GMT fom Ibe I9t| GIT Lloiing I Board il Trade oakk i ataon
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    UK Factories May Have To Cut Wages
    54 9 LONDON, JauK (AFP) Hundreds of British ra\on, cotton ami rlotfa making factories are not HOW ninf for at Leattl a furtiiiftlit after tlu» Whitsun peceni I but factor y I to A l deci- I I I I I lvN I I I
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    Down Trend In Java Rubber Output Is Noted
    212 9 Down Trend In Java Rubber Output Is Noted Standard Staff Correspondent JAKARTA, June 3: West Java, one of ncsia's major rubber estate areas today, first to feel the effect of slumping prices. most estates are still operating at capacity, there is a definite trend towards rverbeads and output, II WtsA
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    Jakarta Stock Mart Opens
    44 9 »\KUH June \iy the ladone >un :njno- Minister. |)r. Sum 'nxJjo Johadi kDMnno. urnYtallv opened ...nul nl«m k e\hanse n Jakarta this s\,uk evrhan^f. huh Irsl ever in :hr rouatr] aril start >iv tomorrow at ii> a.m., l"< al tiaae.
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    Shares Make Gains In Quiet Market
    47 9 Shares Make Gains In Quiet Market od.ird Markn Reporter ayan share ed the week yeaidy note secti* Buyers Scflen iNli! -i KlAi S 1.40 I 5 o ed 8=) 99 44 6 cd er\ 10 S cd 10 cd 111 HBI ft 1.30 cd .90 0 ccr
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rubber prices (cents p**r lb.) in Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No Spot I oo*e 81 81 1 K.0.8 in bales June No. 1 RSS 811 81 1 No. 2 K.S.S. 78'. 7<V, No. K.S.S. 75t 76 Tone: Dull lON DON RIBBr K Tuesday's opening prices
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    'Propaganda Move'
    30 9 The panose Foreign Office has ..De Led as a propaganda Peipinf epo ta that Japs visil :..:i negotiated the sic for a 1h0.000.0u0 sterling bet vtjt^^t^^r^^^^- Reuter AAP.
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    24 9 The pound sterling advanced 3 16th oi a US. cent to I' S.S 278 3 4 N< m York on M >nday. A P
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    22 9 photo. Some of the ?..">OB sheep whirh arrived yesterday in the Royal Inlerocean Lines passenger-freighter Biaetsuyckcr from Fremantle are seen millimr^apmnd Standard
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    UK TARIFF WARNING TO AMERICA
    194 9 <>KK. June 3 (IP) Britaia told the United States that lilt dollar problem will aerei he solved unfrss hi refrains from rais- < tarifj barriers and keeps the high rate of imports ni abroad. ivei ''d before '-he lions, w. a.s secoi.ded i I and
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    RUBBER PRICES FALL 2 CTS. IN DULL MART Position In Fed. Is Uncertain
    241 9 RUBBER PRICES FALL 2 CTS. IN DULL MART Position In Fed. Is Uncertain Standard Market Reporter THE Berlin and Korean situations ond New York reports of pound devaluation have taken turns in affecting the Singapore rubber market, which has reacted accordingly in the uonndehce in the m shaken, while export
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    19 Rubber Firms Said To Be In Price-Fixing Ring
    234 9 OTTAWA, Juiu- (Renter) Nineteen of Canada**. Irudiii^ ruliltrr lyre and ruhher goods manufacturing torn panics. iniin«lin» several governed I>> British and I. iiite«l States interests, arc named in a report aUeunif the exnrtenee «»t priee-fcxing eombines in the industry. Mr. Stuart
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    1,600 Dead, 2Mil. Disabled In US Industry In 1951
    104 9 PRESIDENT TRUMAN said that Industrial accidents in America last year took, IK. OOO lives, disabled 2.0n0.000 workers and cost nearly U.S. So. ooo million. He called it a "shocking national tragedy." Addressing the annual conference on industrial safety, in Washington, Mr.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 9 HONGKONG, June 3 -Special Standard Service— Closing prices on tlie Hongkong Exchango toda^ were HK515.85 to £1 Sterling:' MK56.63Z5 to US$l: HK51,832 to Malayan $tl HK50.314 to one fndonesian Runtab; Gold HKS39SJS to one
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    Rapid Growth Of Japanese Export Trade
    153 9 IX 1951, Japan's merchandise exports increased to every tinent of the world. The total exports were equivalent to U.S. 51. 365 million against US $820 million in 1950. By continents, the exports (in millions U.S. dollars) increased as follows: to Asia from .'JBO to
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    FOOD CARGO
    57 9 THE Royal Interocean Lines passenger freighter Maetsuyc ker brought for Singapore yesterday from Fremantle 24.714 packages of frec/er and cooler cargo. 14.292 (56 Ib) bags and 5.0U4 sacks (150 to) of flour. 385 'packages of general cargo. 69 b;t£s of semolina. 5<K) bass of oats. TOO bags of
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    Produce Marl Opens Dull
    89 9 standard Market Reporter The produce market in Singaras very dull in ail seclions -■< day No business was reported foi copra and coconut oil. Copra had buyers at 525$ pel picu] S( lit 's ai $26. Coconut od .sellers indicated pet pica!, with no buyers in
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    Copra Imports Rise
    59 9 WHILE tlv Federation of Malaya's exports of copra it i clined during A; pared with th« previous oionth, imports showed a sharp Increase in \aiue. Officiid ired April j imports I $28 15© ared 1 .vith $79,920 rot I h and April exp 409 855 i oparied
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    SERDANG DWARF OIL PALM IS NOW IN GREAT DEMAND
    272 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By Standard Staff Reporter OUTSTANDING among the mcny successful experiments cor ried out* at Serdang Agricultural Experimental Station is the production of a dwarf oil palm, which should mean huge savings for the Molayan oil palm industry. Known as
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    34 9 photo Mr S keepings. Agronomist in Charge, \si irultural Experimental Station. Serdang, stands beneath i>ne «»f tbr dwarf «»i! palms evolved as a result of expenni'-nls the Station. Ibe trees planted in 1940 Standard
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    896 10 MUSIC lovers in Malaya are looking forward with much pleasure to the visit of America's leading soprano. Helen Traubel. She is recognised as the first really meat Americanborn soprano, although sever il famous singers have Chosen ISA as then habitat. She was brought nr> in a home
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    ON THE AIR
    257 10 SINGAPORE (4XI metre- A- 41 melresh !t.::n ant. For Schools: 9.55 Interlude: in a.m. n>wn; 10.05 Rendezvous with the stars; l». ir, For Schools; 1 p.m. tart < handler Orchestra; 1.30 New?; 1.45 lunch Time Prom; p.m. lor Schools; <> 15 Programme Summary; »i.17 Nature Club; C.ltl
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    Choose Clothes That Flatter
    221 10 i I V worry ab >u: ftgu e hen the 1 is something you c about '.em" T I ek is in learning the art ot ca- >uflage tnd dis- 3 The too-thin silhouette will deceive all on-! K>kers when it is pleasantly led in gypsyis
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    QUICK ACTION IN ACCIDENTS
    665 10  -  Margaret Scott By LET'S be really cheerful this week and talk about accidents, shall we? Even in the best regulated houses accidents are likely to occur and often the right tirstaid treatment there on the spot can do morf good than any amount of doctoring and
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    HOME HINTS
    97 10 VTOUR bed pillows are in A need of attention when they begin sagging at th e ends, when they tail to rebound when pressure i.s lifted, when stiff feather quills be^in sticking through the ticking. To fluff the crushed- and matted feathers by washing, try this method. Make
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    25 10 AS CREATED BY MR. CONWAY II I I I 1 ri i i i H I then O I Iff. Hotr 1 1 1 I
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      417 10 I I <»<> > 01 OI VI JON: "Eve* '"<>re in thiN world i» thU aaarrea— a ba&utee of beaut\ and di«.gu>t. ina?nifi< anee aim S ratv"— Kalph Waldo Fmerson. > WEDNESDAY FOB EVERYONE: There is a strong social trend operative before noon; make the s most of it in
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    US Mile King Sets New British Mark
    174 11 LONDON. June 2 (UP): Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin, America's mile king, set a new British record for the 1.000--,ard distance today as he won two events in the windup of the two-day British track games at the White City Stadium. Running on a
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    Football Final At Nee Soon
    96 11 THE G.O.C. Major General A. G, O'Carroll Scott will pay a 'visit to Nee Soon on Friday June (3. and attend the football match of the recruits of the MB ho are playing their ftnal game against the T. and T.T.G RE.ME in the Singapore
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    PhilippinesBeat Visitina Cagers
    52 11 MAN" I. A. June 3 (UP): The Ph lippines Olympic basket ball team defeated the visiting Taylor University Trojans from Indiana si) to 58 In their second meeting at the IRizal Stadium last night. In their first came on Friday, the Visitors swamped the Helsinkibound Filipino 71
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    'Battle Of We Roses' Drew Biggest Crowd
    387 11  -  JIM CHAMBERS By S*? 1 T*! ,s June day— Mondoy— had it all. Cricket was seriously inM rSS I". 2 T° St S Q Z fs of the country, but the biggest crowd of all 85,000 at Leeds for the Yorkshire-Lancashire "battle of
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    AUSSIES ANNEX DOUBLES TITLE
    215 11 PARIS, June 3 (Renter) Frank Sedgman ami Ken McGregor, Australian holders of the title heat Dick Savitl end Gardner Mulloy (United Steles) 6-3, 6-1. 6-1 in thr* men's doubles final of the French International Tennis Championships, yesterday* Sedgman and McGregor, who now hold the French, Wimbledon.
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    V. Mankad To Play For India
    160 11 V. Mankad To Play For India LANCASHIRE. June 3 (Reuter) Haslingden, the Lancashire League Cricket Club, have agreed to release their Indian .tar. Vinoo Mankad, for the first Tesl at Leeds bjjt with reservations. Mr. J. Ashworth, chairman of Haslingden, issued the following statement ''We have agreed to the release
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    VARSITY ROWING
    44 11 NEW YORK. June 3 (UP)— Stanford's eight-oared Varsity Shell won the No. 1 lane yesterday in the draw for the 1952 inter-eollege Rowing Association regatta to be held for the first time on Lake Ondaga, near Syracuse, New York, on June 21.
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    Cagers Will Help YMCA Budding
    72 11 THE PHILIPPINES Refonanc« Basket Ball team will play a return match against the Nanyang Siang Pao team at the Happy World Stadium at 8 p.m. today. Admission charges will be at $5 and S8 and tin- entire proceeds will be donated to the Chinese Y.M.C.A.
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    39 11 photu. High leaping JarUie Sewell, England's Inside right, ii beaten to the ball by Swiss goalkeeper Preiss in the International match won 31 by England in Zurich, last wick. SewelJ scored one ol the three Koala against Switxeriaae. AP
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    38 11 photo. Getting off to a flying .start is Pat Devise ol "<r Athletic Club, Dundee, one ol the members of the British women's Olympic r. lav team train- I mjr at Motspur Park Loydiii^ii^^^l a t_ Helsinki. Reuter
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    Ezzard Charles' Weight Heavier Than Expected
    136 11 Ezzard Charles' Weight Heavier Than Expected I ATLANTIC CITY. New Jersey, June 3 (UP) Ezzard Charles' weight became the big question esterday when he scaled 1963 pounds- exactly the same as champion Jersey Joe Walcott at their preliminary I weight-in for Thursdays night heavy-weight title Bght at Philadelphia. Charles' weight
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    Threatens To Resign
    102 11 Threatens To Resign MR. N. s. HOGAN Chairman of the Enquiry Commission appointed by SAFA to investigate the Corinthians' tour of the Federation in defiance oi the SAFA and recommend disciplinary action against the players and Club officials, yesterday warned the SAFA council that ail the members of the Commission
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    Windsor Rov. Upset CYMA
    202 11 LUCK WAS y Wen (P.M.) ii n they were di >r the lime this sea I i clear goals In their v Third Division "A" leag i co against W era the CY AA g| rday. S grand show in the R goal tin unhea to
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    SAFA Wants Old Picture To Back $250,000 Claim
    54 11 THE SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association has submitted a claim totalling about S;o0.0f)<) to the War Damage Commission as compensation for damage eauM'ri by the Japanese to the Anson Road stadium. I eating this a1 I e 7. nission a I > I
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    IRC Upset Casuals For 10th Defeat
    84 11 WiIHULI a win in any ol their nine previous games, Chinese Casuals played their tenth match against Indian Recreation Club at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday and were beaten 3 l. impressive I notable I due to in- I the Iht.h I O- I man
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    ROVERS SURE OF LEAGUE
    436 11 l IST ¥1 IR*S Iral imsioa loccf f league raasueri up, Rovers Sports I lub who hive 13 aetata heaa seven games are now rertain ol this, year's i-hampionship. Tigers, their nearest rivals stand little ha arc nalesa tbe Rovers ai c beaten t a Ice
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    44 12 TODAY'S Sport SOCCF.R: SAFA League Div. 1 AA A o CA di Jalun Besar; Div. 2 TBA v HM Dockyard at CYMA. SBHFA League- Mansfield Borneo Motors at Thomson Road; Breweries V Ford at Farrer Pur}:. Borneo Co. n Honykong Bank at Clerical Union.
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    27 12 BADMINTON: International Championships. SB A Hall SOCCER: 2nd Dn\ SCRC i U B" v Set Club, SCRC: PWDS j V Tel. Coins. AWSC, PW ground.
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    No Service Player In Colony XI
    141 12 THE SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association yesterday decided to continue the present policy of not including Service players in any Singapore game. Mr. R. R. I. Piles. SAFA coach, in moving the continuance of this policy pointed out that in February 1950, when a Burmese
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    Presentation For Indian Cup Term
    57 12 KUALA LUMPUR Tues.— The Reception Committee ot the Indian Community here presenting the Indian Thomas Cup Team with a shield and each member with a watch as a memento ol r visit to the Federal CaDi- Tl presentation will be made at s. .'hi p.m.
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    Winners At K.L Will Be World Champs
    747 12  -  LEONG HEW MENG Malaya's Best Facing Strong Foreign Threat Bv KUALA U AIH Tnes. I'n retaining Hie I nomas (up, Malaya mm a^ain proved herseli the world's champion badminton nation. It vt. i collective effort by a team of players chosen from all
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      91 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The anmia! athletic championship meeting of the Methodist Boy's school, Kua a Lumpur, will be held*on Saturday June 21 ai 0 D.m. Mrs, H. Van Oss will present the prizes. Invitations have been sent out for the senior and junior tnterschool relay
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      241 12 Thomas ike lunitu of making a with which think ittended those games is no gt nton Hall uithilioning. tl lost ten days 1 I i nctensati > of launches leepest sympatour own heroes cire 'ly it was unkind them to l] torrid the Indians tut the
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      126 12 Ma j orie Jackson Coming MAJORIF J k >n, Australian woman champion sprinter; may, I negotial work out, successfully give exhibition runs in Singapore on June 11. This was disi losed b3 .dr. F. Strickland Se "1 >i the Singapore Olympic Snorts Council. Mr. Strickl ind said th it 1
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      PCRC Lose To Kinta Europeans
      97 12 PCRC Lose To Kin ta Europeans IPOH. Tues— lp »h Disl first division g giantkillers. K ns, did it again when they inflicte I five goals 1 neat on the Perak Chine Reel n Club on the Ipoh padang today. Doran wh hat trick in the I half is the
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    North-South Tennis
    235 12 Pr.\ \NG, T Norfh- Bxture. the firsl .1! be played rom June 21 to 24 a s announced al last nights co nittee gof the Teni s Asa ation :>; Mr. Soon Ch< 1 ilayers selected N i team which cumP K< P< a and 5 ins ire
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    South China To Play Here
    89 12 riXTURES for the South C lina football tourists due in S gapore at the beginning ol A gust were decided by "the SAFA co incil yesterday, 1 w South China tourists «v Fotee gare.es: A.; r 2. ind .">. At the req te I of
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    MESSRS. AW, LOKE HELP OLYMPIC FUND
    186 12 The C;o\»'rniii? Director of Sin Poh Amalgamated. Mr. Aw Boon How supported the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council's Olympic fund jea«7n u v >\V lh donaUon of M.OOO. Mr. Aw's donation was equalled by another from the ojngapore cinema magnate Mr. I.uke Wan Tho.
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    Newcomer Does Best Gallon At K.L.
    501 12  -  \U WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Newcomer Skryne Primrose, a ihree-year-oid filly by Hyacinthus, sire of the speedy Sweet Maisie, who i> making her first appearance on the Malayan Turf, surprised track watchers when she finished ahead of Gilded Dome in a testing trial
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    Peng Soon Skips Colony Tourney
    294 12 (Denmark* v. Lee Hoo Chye (Malaya l Abdullah Piruz (Malaya) v Henry Ferreira (India); Charanju Lai Madan (India) v Marten Mendez (USA). DOUBLES Chan Kon Leong and Abdullah Piruz (Malaya) w Joe-n Skaarup and J.H. Hansen (Denmark'; Teoh Seng Khoon a'.d AX. Other (Malaya* v
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    Signals And REME Draw
    132 12 TAIPING, Tues.- -North Malaya sub-districts REME i ceived another setback yesterday when I hey wore held to a one-all draw by bottom place Royal Signals in the senior football league match. The Signals kept on the offensive throughout but their forwards lacked shooting power. REME opened
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    TENNIS
    258 12 RAF Changi Win Two Major Titles R.A.F. CHANGI captured the tw I major titles in the H.A.F. (Malaya) lawn tennis championships heid oxer the WhitW/C Klidjian played impressive tennis to defeat Fit. Lt Bishop in the singles final 6—2. 6 2, and showed that he is a worthy holder
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    SAFA Seeks Firms' Visit
    67 12 THE FINANCE Committee of the Singapore Amateu Fo >tball Association last night directed by the Council to otter (6,000 a game plus free accom modation to a Finni loccei team which SAFA are trying to bring out to Singapore. Mr. E. Strickland, Who is a^'tna to
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