Singapore Standard, 5 June 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard t—l VOL. II NO. 338. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    22-Hour Curfew Imposed On Ipoh Village For Murder
    351 1 Slinriird Staff Correspondent la^t night. Dubbed as the '"dormitory fi J'' Ipoh workers" because i more tiian half of ihe populaI tion oi 3,400 are farmers ot m lustrial workers of Ipoh, the village Is .situated within the i Kinta Town Board
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    Organization Of Forces Defined
    407 1 Standard Correspondem Xl \l V HIMPUR, Wed.- With the assumption by iJ Sil Gerald Tempter of powers of operational ©vet ill the armed forces assi»iiod to operathe i ederation, a directive on the organization rs Ol the Director of Operations and the for Defence, has been
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    British Ready For Reds' Berlin Move
    94 1 BERLIN, June I I Bri: I and 500 West policemen were prepared to laj et any Communist atte t 1 the Soviet-controlled ra io Berlin building m the British sector British tg< since dawn terday. Relief attempts and demonstration tnticipati d, as Berlin Commusts
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    Britain Joins US In Protest
    45 1 PISAN Korea, June 4 (IP) Btitniii joined the I'nitt'd St.it«> lodaj m I diplomatic protest against President S\uum.in Khet*\ seiiarc <>f power m Korea and it v.is learned that five other Uftited Nations members were prepiiin^ to lodg€ similar notes.
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    IS Troops Destroy PoW Signs, Flags
    81 1 KOJE ISLAND, June i dP) 1; i -ma >ked Ami rican combat troops stormed the last three Communist prisoner-of-war compounds today and lestroye i Rod propaganda signs and flags. Tfie United Nations raiders brought out 17 anti-Communist N >rth Koreans from one com pound
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    Berlin Shooting
    21 1 EAST German Poli'-e voterMa;- Qr&d and wounded a United S .itrs soldier on the perimeter of Berlin. Reu ter
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    Petition To Farouk
    40 1 NAHAS Pa ha's Wafd Party petitioned King Farouk En Cairo yesterday for the imnediate recall of the dissolved Houses of Parliament, the abolition <>i martial law and the re ea c of political de tame Reu ter
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    DEL TUFO KNIGHTED
    6451 1 1 In hpore, red. Awarded Quee n's Birthday Honours THE only new Knighf m the Queen's Birthday honours list for Malaya is Mr. Moroboe Vincenzo Del Tufo who acted as Malaya's High Commmissioner till the arrival of General Mr. Del Tufo formerly Chief Secretary to the Malayan
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    Queen Creates 2 New Viscounts, 2 Barons, 60 Knights
    572 1 LONDON. Jinn- 5, (Reuter). The Queen m the first honours liM of her four-month-old reign, today rreated tno new viscounts, two barons and hi) knights bachelor* The list was published m celebration of hei official birthday today. Sir Basil Brooke. G3,
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    Beaten To Death
    29 1 A BRITISH Stall Sei seam was stabbed nnc! bludge to death on Tuesday night m rm Egypt- m open ;ii:" markei m Favid. Sueai CanaL Reuter
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    Honours For India, Ceyion
    160 1 LONDON June 4 A [ndi m interest are: Xi i <■,• Bachelor Anl Elkins Vice-President of I India United Kingdom Cil tciation. i ipaniona Ord«r o Safni Michael and Saint f C.M.G.) Leonard Ad Deputy High Comi the United Kingdom m Gurth Kimber, Dei M Commissionei
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    MacD. Said Visiting japan In July
    39 1 MacD. Said Visiting japan In July THE Commissioner General for South-East Asia, Mr Ma colm Mac Donald, is expected to visit Japan at the beginning of July, British Emba ir i Tokyo disclosed yesterday according to an AFP report.
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    C'wealth Flags
    32 1 AS a result of representations made by the Governmenl of India arid the Ceylon Commissioner, the Governor-in-Council has approved the flying of flays of the members of the Commonwealth today.
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    Tribesmen Held
    27 1 TIIRKE police olli'-ers weninjured yesterday m dashes between men of the Bamangwato tribe and police m Palapye, Bechuanaland, On Tuesday Pm > ■invalid 55 tribesmen.- Reuter
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    Pope Indisposed
    28 1 VATICAN CITY, June (AP> Pope Pius XII is wfteriajj from an attack of influenza and fever, an ofiuia! Vatican pr«B3 office bullet i [i said today.
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    Governor Sends Queen Greetings
    73 1 Till: GOVERNOR, Mi J. I \i< oil his sea] 1 me- 1 Kge of gnttimtt to the Qim h «>n tic incisKiti (»J her birth daj tod;i > I lie BtCSStftfTC (On\ewf| (lie M I©J .il :i It <mii ill l!'i "^l.l ty*K Mil, i. >
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    PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM BEST FOR SINGAPORE
    279 2 Don't Underrate Your Vote— Tan Standard Staff Reporter THE I'jriiamenUrv system "can batter than any other sv.tem fulfil our political ambitions," declared Mr Tan <h\u Tiun. Deputy Tresideni of the Singapore Legislative ouiuil, m iledurini; open the "Faiiiaments and The People's Vote" exhibition at the
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    53 2 —Standard photo by MR. TAN riHN TUAN. Deputy President of the Sink;i p or c Legislative Council. siM-akins at the Victoria Memorial Hall when he declared open the "Parliaments and The People's Vote" Exhibition. The exhibition is designed to encourage people to register for both Legislative and City Councils elections.
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    Arts Student DiesInS'pore
    107 2 Arts Student DiesInS'pore MASOOD bbi Mi i v stndesi a1 Ihe l aivei sil <v > !1 uiui d ,i m or! daj aftei l■ o ks' illness ia the General M isq prodw lion „i the Mai i r I :i al. the SIBd I I .aid .m acloi
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    Remanded In Robbery Case
    35 2 TAX H ial wa^ Singapore Se >■• I Poli with robl I Pin. ol cash and to trie value of $30.50 le armed with a f-foot way m < 3ed until June 11.
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    Memorial Fund
    54 2 THE FINAL »«!5 In Way adch »1 $700 to St And s Cat edral Wat Memorial] f d, t- 'it following cu;i- i I V. Paki samj Eaq $109, Mrs. I enct r«fl $10, T VV. Ont? Esq. Rev. Douglas Wood $893 j Survey Department, j Sing... c
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    Farewell To A Professor
    100 2 THE MEDICAJ ties of the Univer- M >.ya yesterday rewell tea party m honour of the Professor of Physics. Prof. -VS. Alexander and Mrs. A i xander. They are leaving rtly for Ibadan. Nigeria, ere he has i 1 1 ted the of Physi Mrs. Alexander
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    FINED $200
    35 2 7 TOE AH LIONG pleaded j& iitv m the Singapore First P>'!ice Court yesterday to a charge ol assisting m the running of chap ji kee m Sins Avenue. He was fined $200.
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    SHE HAD ONE TOO MANY
    52 2 A WOMAN. Chan Siow Meng who wen' to a dinner party m New Bridge Road on Tuesday was later m the evening arrested for being drunk. In the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, Chan said, "I must have drunk a little tuu much". She was
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    Two Men Disappear Off S'pore
    126 2 Two Men Disappear Off S'pore Standard Staff Reporter TWO Chinese are believed to have lost their lives m the sea Singapore, last week-end. One of them was a lighterPang Tin Tho. who was d to have fallen into the while attempting to board the A c Reed m the Inner
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    Convent Fair Lucky Nos.
    100 2 FOLLOWING lucky numbers vere drawn at the Fun Fair held at the Convent of Holy In- Jesus on Whit M mday to raise funds *'">r a branch school Ka n;>- >ng Bahru: 1.-t prize *****; 2nd prize 41 584; d p'-ize *****: 4th prize ***** .v
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    Churches To Use New Shuttle Hail
    135 2 AUGURING well lor the future financial saccess of Singapore's now badminton hall, which will b? formal]; opened on June arrangements have already been nia('e for the use of the Hall on the nights of June 16, 17. 18 and l!> for special public meetings.
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    Couple Made Pact To Die together
    125 2 THE Singapore Fourth Police Court vis told yesterday how a couple made a suicide pact and jumped i»u» tinsea off the Esplanade <>n Tuesday tight with their hands tied together. They were rescued near Anderson Bridge at 9.15 p.m. by two passers-by. Tlie couple,
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    Calling Owner Of 'Kingkiki'
    40 2 AN EIGHT-FOOT dinghy named "Kihgkiki" which was found adrift tn the sea off Pulau Sudong, near Pasir Panjang 2-i months ago, is with the Singapore Marine Police. Claimant should contact Inspector C.H. re Souza, Marine Police.
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    Brigade Puts Out 4 Lallang Fires
    35 2 THE Singapore Fire Brigade dealt with four lallang fires within three hours yesterday afternoon, The fires were at Mackenzie Road. Bukit Timah Road. Hyderabad Road and Wee Fam Rnad.
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    Listing Vessel Reaches Fort
    68 2 Listing Vessel Reaches Fort THE 33-year-old freighter Cl; c T arrived m Singapore terday tg with a pronounced list dvi 1 St; rd was told, to one of tv. r o oil tanks being empty. i the other was lull. Owned by Tsavliris (Shippi g) Ltd, London the 5.613--iter was
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    Detective Saw Man Set Fire To Bus, Court Told
    307 2 A SINGAPORE detective told the First Police Court yesterday how he saw a Chinese set fire to a Singapore Traction Company bus. He surprised the r^an, he said, and m the chase that followed, arrested him with the help of two
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    S'pore FPA Has Envoy In Britain
    100 2 SINGAPORE will be represented at the annual conferences of the Briti>h Family 'Planning Association m London this week by Mrs. Goh Kok Kec, Chairman of the Singapore Family Planning Association, who is at present I m England. I Lady Speed, who has been active
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    Sir Charles Quashes Fine, Endorsement
    192 2 A MOTORIST. F. W. Mounter, who had beea fined S4O and who had his licence endorsed m the k*wet4 courts for negligent driving, gueecaefaJfa appealed m the .Singapore High Court before ihe Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Avnsley yesterday. Arguing the appeal. Mr. K. H. Green
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    LOCAL MEN PROMOTED
    69 2 THE DEPUTY Chief AdminMvalive Officer of the Departtnenf of Broadcasting m Singapore, Mr. Tay Kirn Tee. has been appointed to act as Chief Administrative Officer m the absence of Mr D.A. S'cphen. Mr. Yeh Hua Fen of the Social Welfare Department lias been appointed Assistant Secret a
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    Murder Charge
    39 2 TEO CHEE YEONG (57), was tentatively charged m the j S;n£:;pore Fourth Police Court y» sterday with the murder of Seah Ah Wnh m Lorong 40. [Geylang, at 3.20 p.m. on June I i ii\ was remain
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    Two Girls Deny They Were Illtreated
    165 2 SIOW Fdpng Chin, a 41-year-old mother of 10 children, was acquitted m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, of a summons Charge of assaulting and ill-treating her two adopted daughters, Ah Gim (H)j and Ng Ah Hoon Cl 3). Mr. Leonard Cornwell, of t*\W\V\\\VWYWW\VVV\fcVWVW\tt\W
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    75 3 photos At left are the champions < who look first prize m each i class They are: Centre: i Class One winner Baby < Montauini, (left) Class Two winner Baby MacKlhayer and Class Three winner Baby Moseley. Below: the Reddell twins who won the consolation prize m Class One (between
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    Commando Gets Bronze Medal For Bravery
    55 3 Standard >iaff Rr|>orter .KI'ORAI. a A Carrol of the 42 Commandos M.mnes. wfet saved the life ot a fellow Marine be tiirhulunt waters of the Sungei Kinta, was the Bron/r Metl of the Royal Humane yes&ervaj by Reai Admiral F Officer Malayan Area, at
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    NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
    61 3 P w i I rai wed i > id to an lught i> aad hive their i r > parked as directed b> the I ITii Police. M'nhcrs of the public with can and without lebt*U ag to set* the parade m.iv drive alms Sonth Caaal X
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    Rice Millers Told Get New Machinery
    505 3  -  Mr. Innes RICE MILLERS of South-East A^ia should lose no lime m replacing their "dilapidated and inefficient" mills with n«-w ones, said Mr. W.R. Inn Rice Adviser to the Commissioner-General, yesterday during a tulk j>n rice at the Singapore Rotary Club luncheon m W
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    Learn from The Dyaks
    81 3 Learn from The Dyaks SIAMESE white rice I I as nowy white, c I all its by Mr V. R. Innes, A Ivi ji- to the Com-r-General yesterday, animal-; and chickens c the nutrients, man to be contented with filling his stomach, he ling that Singaporeans v prefer the white
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    A Tale Of Two Stories
    127 3 HOLDING ms hand high above his head, an old man Lim Ah Chuan. swore m the Third Police Court yesterday that he would tell the truth. Mr. H. B. Livingstone, the Third Magistrate, believed him. but Mr Livingstone said that he also' believed the evidence
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    Youth Unmoved By Five-Year Sentence
    250 3 Youth Unmoved By Five- Year Sentence A YOL'.Mi man who niiiKtrkrti on a career <>i crime nearly five years ago was outwardly unmoved :>i Singapore Assizes yesterday when Mr. Justice Brown sentenced him to five years' rigorous imprisonmenl on two major charges* The man, 23-year-old Wong Kwai Wah. after failing
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    Warning To Fed. Jilgrims
    145 3 W arning To Fed. J ilgrims AS L PILGRIMS from the Federation of Malaya to whom Pilgrim Passes have already been issued for the second sailing of the "Tyndareus," leaving Singapore on June 19, and Penang on June 22. must note that their passes are for the second sailing only.
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    WORKER FELL Oil LORRY
    115 3 A FINDING of death by misadventure was returned at the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, at the inquest into the death of Chan Geok Koon (15), a labourer, who fell off ■i lorry at the junction of Kirn Poh Road— Tiong Bahru Road on April 26, and
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    DRIVER CHARGED WITH CAUSING DEATH
    154 3 DRIVER CHARGED WITH CAUSING DEATH NG T E O W .'IAN was charqcd yesterday m Second District Court with causing the death of Tan Tiew Suan by a negligent aci <"! Nov. 2fj last year m Beach Road. Tay Yong Phuat, a bus driver employed by the Tay Koh Vat
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    52 3 Stand 1 1 ,i pit h-, A S( fn»m Charlotte llastini;s' MirrisNJui plaj lion.t fiituir" t Ih' st.ii;«-(l ,il the k tut i<. Theatre on Jum Ml and tlst bj the \v\ Players m .i.d <>f the Mo-Mil M \'inii Hospital Build Ib| lund Jhis is a r«I>i'at rf iiriM.in*
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    Girls Assert Themselves At RAF Baby Show
    245 3 Girls Assert Themselves At RAF Baby Show GIRLS fought for and claimed superiority over boys at yesterday's first Baby Show at the Married Families Club Changi, for RAF. personnel. Of the 60 babies competing, girls captured Srsl prizes m two of the three classes The only gel oi twins the
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    1,700 RUBBER MILLERS ARE OUTOFWORK
    156 3 Standard Staff Reporter \X ITII the dosing down of fi\«- major rubber milling factories m Singapore, more titan 1.700 workers emploi m t li i industry have been thrown oui of Jobs, tin* Becretarj of the Singapore Kubbcr Milling and Manufacturing Workers 1 Union, Mr.
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    Boy(3)Drank Caustic Soda
    42 3 AN I sT into tl of three-yi id the S Coroner tiic doctor who m on the I m Co T;iy. wi hm'e tnkon la f i om a bowl on ilk- R< his h He being wa, t
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      125 3 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION. MILLION _DCLLAR LOTTERY NEXT DRAW ONri3thTjULY 1952. Minimum Prizes PAID m FULL. Ist Prixe <«, $250,000 2nd <C 120,000 3rd P 50,000 4fh 20,000 sth 1 10,000 coch j 6th Q- (10 5,000 coch i 7th O (20) 2.000 coch i Bth (50 1.000 coch The Sweep
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    MERCHANTS HAIL JAKARTA MOVE
    228 4 Standard Start Correspondent PFNANC \V<><l.— Plans are now being made by local mercl-aiils i i >\><», wca IMM ;.,||v rubber ami copra, from In- ■'"•■■'•<-"':-' (llllv fl in 25 export <-" i lk- ewttigamen! l>: >«i<" 1 r CLS £SSSA last month the btapte G Nt
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    Snatched Goods From Picnicker
    44 4 PENAN !> idin ,K c re Mr- J A Back Court toirge of crim -old Chong Hoc. said bouse beca \v had bee;: I I i g B but ight by happei on year w one en. g ods, P I
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    RIDA PROJECT
    37 4 KUAJ UMPUR, Wed.— Sta believes that RIDA is considering the quesf reclaiming c of the F- k H ci Vjlley from y■■ Tt ok An on as s P adi anting area m the rouni
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    Clerk (40) Is Bound Over
    100 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Cheong Cheng Poh. a 40-year-ol checking clerk m the ome-tax Department was convicted by Mr. A. P. Jack m the First Magistrate's Court here today, and bound over to be ol good behaviour for a period of one year m the sum
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    Have You Got A Gun
    39 4 Have You Got A Gun •lOHORE BAHRU J i hold ing them to carry inanition or explosives are asked to forward to the I Police Officer, within one month, the 1 P firearms and the amount of explo. sion.
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    Gurkhas Get Jepun's Man
    98 4 KUALA LUMPUR. W c of the l Oth Regiment commanded s Manap Jepun, who was killed m X [>n May 25, f< the sw« g ag the a Rifles yesterday who have already collected six of nny. r the terrorist the Gurkhas found a ramp m
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    KLUANC SCOUTS
    75 4 KLUANG, Wed. A meeting of scourers and members of the public was held at th< Dis- trict Orlice for the formation of a Di- Boy S "outs Association. Up till now Kluang was under the Balu Pahat Dis- trict Association but m view the fact that the number
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    10-MAN
    87 4 IPOH. Wed. The Perak State GOTcrameflfl has formed a ten -man committee to investigate into the possibilities of accelerating education among the Malays m the Stuu. h i> very much concerned about the iimited number of Malay boys and ?irls attendin- English schools m the State. Of a total
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    30 4 Gurkha patients seen at the Rinrara B.M.H. Lt. Col. C. W. States, Brigade of Gurkhas Liaison Officer at the War Office, on a tour of the Gurkha units m Malaya.
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    Co-op Gets Third Shop
    97 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PEXANG, W«L Indicative of "the* |rowV of the cooperative store movement, the Penang Co-operative Store Society, which is the first urban store society m Malaya to build its own store premises, will have its third trading shop m Penang when the premises m
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    Jail For Man Who Had Dope
    65 4 IPOH, Wed.— A 50-year-old Chinese, who pleaded guilty to having of eight pockets of chandu, 30 pills of unprepared chahdu dross, and three smoking pipes on May 27 at Chamber u! in Road was sentenced to two months' jail by Air. J.R. Whimster m
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    58 4 The Malacca Dance Association officials for 1925. Seated from left: Lam (Jo Wen? (secretary). Miss Lim Guat Choo (vice president) Pan* ttmg Ha h (p res iw nt >. Le Yew Ghi (vice-president), and Mrs. E. P. Shelley. Standing: Tan Hock I m. Lim On Hong Miss T. Ponniah, Soon
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    Lam Appeals To The Reds In A Letter
    138 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed To enable the people of Malaya to appreciate fuliy the underlying cause of the present reign of terrorism and avoid being deceived, Mr. Lam Swee, former Political Commissar and Commander of the 4th Regiment. Smith Johore,
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    ON TRANSFER
    36 4 MR. K. IYADURAI. financia] clerk of the Telecommunications Department. Kuala Lipis, has gone on transfer to headquarters. Kuala Lumpur. He is succeeded by Mr. M. Sinnathamby of the Stores ami Workshops of Kuala Lumpur.
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    Another Burglary
    34 4 P£NANG. Wei. The Rubber Trade Association here was burgled of $59 on Tuesday morning. Plain clothes men on duty saw two men running away. They gave chase bul failed to get them.
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    BODY TO AID MALAYS IN ENGLISH SCHOOLS
    222 4 These figures indicate that the Mala>s are lagging behind the others m English education and account for the reason that there have been constant complaints from Malay parents that sufficient steps have not been taken to set more children admitted to English schools.
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    DIESEL BUSES FOR PENANG
    252 4 DIESEL BUSES FOR PENANG Standard Staff Correspondent IT.N \N<-. Wed, The Municipal transport M< < t lor next year will contain :i iariic proportion <>! motor* buses ami trolley buses conforming with the latest standards of comfort for ili<- travelling public, the acting Municipal Electrical Engineer, Mr. ML Z. Parsons,
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    Rulers Send A Message
    98 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Sultans of Pahang and [Perak on behalf of the Rulers have sent the following mes- sage to the Queen on. the occasion of her birthday. "We the Sultan of Paha and the Sultan of Perak. for and on behalf of all our
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    Gen Perowne
    61 4 LONDON, Wed. MajorGeneral L. E. C. M. Perowne. late of the Royal Engineers, has been appointed Com- mander, South Malaya District j and Al;uor-General. Brigade of I Gurkhas, the London Gazette announced tonight. General Perowne. 50, serve' 5 m France. Burma and SouthEasi Asia m the last war.
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    131 5 What The Audience Won't See... ...What They WILL See Tins is what the audi-«i«-e wont see tonigkt at < apitoi Ballroom whea Mrs V Bunkfs shows off 22 selected morning, late artrrnoon and cocktail towns from AltaV It is backstage and Elske woltera helps islay AttennnMiith into her
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    126 5 X, IM 1! WVK V-,.:.-!,,,^ 1 y **Vi ra «»i Ktiaia Ump«r impressed im- i..-!'o:i parade ;-t vi. Harlequin last 1 IttrtHHl Wldl the Tnlicr ball m ;ii,| n Depul Col. ed some, ates dating en Elizabeth I was an authen- i] 3 n dated
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    32 5 phulu. MIL AJIT SINGH (la I>latk coat), Director of Bombay Textiles Ltd., which opened for bn.twn m High Street, brio* toasted b-y fellow men-hunts of Sirt^ ipore at a cocktail party.- Standard
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    DIAL ***** FOR JOHORE
    34 5 JOHOKE BAHRU, Wed. A, from June 1.5. the people of Johore Bahru who require the gervices of ttw Police, the Fire Brigade, or the Ambulance are requested to dial *****
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    Alsatian Cost Him $250 Fine
    194 5 Standard Start Correspondent Xt ALA LIMPIR. UVd. For fuiiinu to comply with an order made by tht* Government of Perak. which is a rabies infected area, that no do^s should be brought out of the stute. a British Officer. Capt. (1.0. Thompson wns today (onvitird
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    The Man-In-The-Street Airs His Election Views
    209 5 The Man -In -The -Street Airs His Election Views Nt/f BROADCAST TO GET VOTERS Standard Staff Reporter \l>l<> MALAYA last ni»lu braadeasl a unique feature calculated to make th*« Kntriiaag p«hKc realise Ihe iiyortaace of registering as a yotor for \\w forth-<-<»min<: Singapore elections. The programme, m wni.'h 14 including
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    39 5 B I Malaya by < \)k> Fed* Kltr S Mr. Lira Una Bee a priest at the Ngoh Bun Ifcai Foh Pemple m K-ota Baiun is n! v <ii cuttißg his tongrue ai a recent ceremony to the threeeyed gods.
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    War Office Men's Plan To Meet Retrenchment
    320 5 KUALA LI VIIM X, WedL A formula which, it m hojx'd, will mccl any drastic retrenchment l»y the \^ar (Mice aullioriti<*.»< m Malaga is now 4x»in«« pr<*parrd by t li«Council of tin* Vi ar !-)<•- -partment Civilian Staffs iWoriaiion of \\u* Foderation. He
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    The Mentri Sees Guards At Training
    124 5 SUndai d SI '1 X poi U i >H< >RE PAHR The VLen\ B and th Bi I I ed the I He wa mmai lant ol I ing Centre. Lt. Col. < I [eatri B ol the the first bi I I 'me
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    P.E.A. Officials
    38 5 ted officials of the A A,•..■— Sin^ P dent «-Presid« I R E Holttu »n<j Ma X 1} B G SahaJ Hon. R. P. W. Gosman. Committei nben M.-- v. k N Wr. Lee Kuan Ye
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    SOUTH TOUR
    58 5 THE Chief Re ruitlng Offi-i eer. Major 11. W Pa-rf. wHT be visiting Bh::; Rahat, Muar and Malacca, io interview potential British Army recruits, a:id Malayan Other Ranks or: June 10 and 11 2rt 1 the Muar and Batu Pahai police stations. On June 12J and 13 he
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    40 5 photo. PROFESSOR and Mrs. N. V. M. Gonzalez of the University o f Philippines «'h« are touring S.E. Asia. India and CeylQO on a "literary survey" sponsored jointly by the Rockefeller Foundation of America and the •University of Philippines.- Standard
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    Fisherman Picked Up Stowaway
    77 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Manfred Arendt (20) a German stowaway, who made a dramatic escape from the Greek owned freighter, Chryssis, m the Straits of Malacca m the early part of last month is now under detention m the Penang Prisons awaiting repatriation to Germany.
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    Cyclist Hurt: 'Eyes' Wanted
    54 5 THE SINGAPORE Traffic Police are appealing for ey€-j nesses oi an accirient Which occurrefi at the Tanah Merah-I C'hangi Road junction yesterday when a cyclist was seriously injured m a collision with a car. lhe cyclist was Neo Tze Lat, a labourer. Witnesses I are asked
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    45,000 Affected By New Vehicles Licensing System
    336 5 rOHl^.f|\K thousand mutor \«-hi«-I<- Bohmmb holdertf m Singapore; will be im«»l\«<l m iht- mtm miff'm oi collecting their renewal forms frwi p<»sj <»Uh < ami petrol pumps a •ystem originally introduced I»n il»« Registrar «>l «-hi« Departmenl to mccl ilw rerrnl postal services
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    Man Was Flung Out
    140 5 Man Was Flung Out KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Remarking that h wa the opinion thai the 1 defendani wa travelling at (east at fit' per hour and that it was a i very bad* case of ;i.-.;^<' [nche Harun. m the Kia-i.; Magistrate's Court today. victed a young European, R. M.
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    Recruiting Drive
    45 5 ■j m: assistant Recruiting Officer, i,> On W H. Ii i more wil vi tit I■■ ok Anson, Buku Mertajam and Penan to iiitftv, potential Bj Army R« i ii! t, and Malaj Ranks on J»*ne '8. 19 and from 24 to -'8.
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    Recognised Headlights
    22 5 Recognised Headlights on 1 1 Si Mil 1 of tl i vend* i abbei the Sing day when tl to I.H IIKHI
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Courses On Unionism
    797 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Courses On Unionism VIR F W. DALLEY who has been conducting a oi..;;><\s on trade unionism m the y,.,. on tx gin a similar course m the Colony 0| j ne These courses will be valuable because I] ,gh there has I een a spectaculai
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      548 6 Sir;— With reference to the Control of Rent Ordinance, 1952, which was read a sec d time at the second last Meeting of the Legislative Council, would the At-torney-General please inform the public through the medium of the English and Chinese press whether subtenants are defined
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    BADMINTON FASHION
    72 6 Sir: The YIP audience who attended the Thomas Cup Matches provided a very interesting study of characters. Some of them were very simply dressed though they were high official of the Malayan Civil Service. Others were m full i vening dress despite the hi ai m the over-crowded
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    Mounting British Irritation At American Policies
    830 6  -  William D.Clark .V**#*#i From II hiii>hull by LONDON 'THE outburst against Ame- rica which emerged from Mr, Aneurin Bevan recently, has set the middle-class tuttutting from end to end of Britain. But it would be a profound mistake to think that his speech did
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    977 6  -  Rt. Hon. Hugh Gaitskell, M.P. by the Former Chancellor of the Exchequer LONDON S there a slump to fight? They'll giie you thr ansmr m Lancashire quickly enough, and it wouldn't be (t very polite one. In Oldham and Rochdale and NeUon and tlie other
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    20 6 "We had a row with the neighbours! So they took back a few thing-* we'd borrowed from 'cml"
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    Review of Views
    436 6 Review of Views Threat UTUSAN Melayu was sceptical aboul '.lie suggestion I Straits Times that the American Government should be urged to buy our rubber. Cey lon "threatened" to sell her rubber to Communist countries. Though such a "threat" proved effective said Utusan. a similar "threat" would be very risky
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    'GLOBAL CONFLICT UNLIKELY'
    352 7 out Danger Of Satellite Wars Still Exists: Ike .7," K 7"''7'-'; «id here yesterday that the r <l.lil,, 1;ll ,ly provoked war is not ;;",>„'" ."■<■«• -'ill U»e danger of satellite ..f the "powder keg variety," he said. I He was addressing his press conference m uniform
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    Final Figures Of US Aid Plan Approved
    94 7 Final Figures Of US Aid Plan Approved ISIIINGTON, June 4. Senate and House j esientaj approved a mil i mil fionomic .mj f I foreign i «aint: totalling I'SSt;,- ">0 i<>r one year 1 1 tints l.il\ I I in. Mint vva.s I'SSI .0 less th.in Presiu m h.td asked.
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    Big 3 To Confer On riet Note
    20 7 Big 3 To Confer On riet Note 1 1 protbeir reply note on X busite, it notes xperts >' met betls.-
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    68 7 photo SS naiate »nee workei nea the top ol on Golden (..it'- Bridge San Fraaciseo, auei ipli.li walk from (be centre «»r [he span. s pari the jrear-roiud iaspectioii t<» keep tne p top shape l h«- bridge spans the Golden Gate, the v, and San Ira icisco Baj mccl
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    Management, Steelworkers To Hold Talks
    158 7 "-sii iN G TON, June 4. (Renter) reprees «nnd trade union ofTi- •ials might meet within 48 hours to try to settl< the steel strike, a connected with the industry said yesten nulls have been closed eMond en the Supreme Court ruled thai President Truman's
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    1 Killed In Jap Ship Explosion
    49 7 1 Killed In Jap Ship Explosion W'AMA CANAL ZONE. A Y9' as killed one isiy, m nn explosion and a flri I the 6.750-ton .ese freig I \sksan Maru. atdbal <^n Monday c i N- York to Yokohama. c norideiit •ci out it occur- i red s n fuel-
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    Pinay Wins Vote Of Confidence
    52 7 Pinay Wins Vote Of Confidence Paris. Jun e 4. <UP> Premier Pinay won a vote of con- j fidence m the Assembly yesterday 'ning againsi the "heavy »ibi ities" imposed by Com- list strike threat. It was an unofficial vote on Pinay'.s compromise proposals for the 'oversial Socialist backed scale
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    Morrison: Red China Should Get UN Seal
    183 7 COPENHAGEN, Jane 4 (AP) Mr. Herbert Morrison, Foreign Secretary m Britain's late Labour Government, Tuesday said Britain will press for admission of Communist China to the United Nations it Labour returns to power. Mr. Morrison is visiting Denmark as the guest of the
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    Press For More British Say In Korea
    105 7 LONDON. Ju le 4 nmem the South Korean po ii ed for a mere i tive British say m United Na m Korea. v ttiye Evening N< said the political cris the "unhe v open c lallen the United Nii all United Nations
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    Aust. PM Joins UK-Egypt Talks
    200 7 LONDON, June 4 (UP) Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden brought Australia into the AngloEgyptian treaty discussions yesterday by inviting Egyptian Ambassador Abdel Fattah Amr Pasha to dinner m honour of visiting Australian Prime Minisfer RoVrt Menzies, M ddle East affairs have figured largely m Menzies' discussions
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    Fr. Reforms For Tunisia Said Ready
    174 7 Fr. Reforms For Tunisia Said Ready PARIS. June 4. (UP) The Cabinet was ready to approve "important" reforms for Tunisia raising the hopes oi bringing peace to the violence-plagued North African protectorate, informed circles said last night. The Cabinet is expected to net at a regular meeting on Wednesday. The
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    38 Supporters Of Seretse Held
    154 7 -i )\VK. (Bechuanaland), Jane 4. iTteilter) Police yesterday ested -M Africans m a surprise raid m Serowe, tribal capital of the Bamangwatos of Bechuanaland. Among those arrested was Keoboka Kgamane. who led the recent Bamangwato delegation to lon to protest to the British ivernmeni against
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    Swiss Bid On Everest Abandoned
    121 7 KHATMANDU, June 4 (Renter) The Swiss attempt to conquer Mount Everest the world's highest peak has abandonee! because of bad weather, according to Nepale.se Home Ministry sources here yesterday. The British expedition led by Eric Shipton to the neighbouring Cho Oyu peak returning because of
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    Jordan PM Calls Special Meeting Of Parliament
    152 7 AMMAN, June 4. (Renter)--The Jordan Parliament held a special meeting yesterday at which Prime Minister Abuei Huda Tawilq Pasha made "important statements certified by documents." an official communique announced. The communique added that it was not m the general interest that the statements
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    Troops May Be Sent To Bechunaland
    63 7 BULAWAYu. UTHERN RHODESIA. June 4. (Reuten Southern Rhodesian I infantry and arm< m nave bi n I for possibh patch to BechuanaJand where three police have been killed and 12 injured m distu last weekend. Southern Rhodesia h sent 80 police to t land
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    Truman Note May End S. Korea Crisis
    155 7 Truman Note May End S. Korea Crisis PUS •/>. June 4. (Reuter- \P) Hopes for an end I itical paralysis m this South Korean capital w< re lay 01 ef note n i to President Sv:!K" from P Truman. A government spokesman said an Embassy here had ered an "flic-i.!]
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    Bao's Move To Intensify War Against Rebels
    206 7 Bao's Move To Intensify War Against Rebels NEW PREMIER NAMED SAIGON, June 4 (IF) Vietnam Impm*? Im i»r > yesterday switched premiers tn i move to intensify tn. war against ommunist rebels arid to speed th<' forma t ton of I national army, which wil! lighten the burden for the
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    Paris Police Ready For Red Trouble
    54 7 PARIS French last night th< I aiuj discip ne ai worker who I \v< rt- Red i "I: I i errirrn i.. tin 1 i\;: is police i strength for a »rt to its m< strike m P Duel of vho is h< Lhi
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    119 7 WEST GERMAN PEACE TREAT* SIGNED The West German Peace Treaty, bringing the occupation to an end and paving the way for the si^nint; of the European ArmyTreaty the following day. was signed m Bonn, West German capital, on May 2(J. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer signed for West Germany: Secretary of State
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    Russia Wants Red China In Disarm Talks
    32 7 nounced Bupp .ill Limits I People's G be a party to the If] told the on thai m Ihe a I limit of c setth
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    Two Wrecks To Be Soon Demolished
    139 8 Standard Shipping Reporter M UIINERS entering the port Singapore are warned thai explosive charges will be used daily on the demolition o! two wrecks lying m the approaches to Singapore The warning issued by the Singapore Master Attendant is m Connection with the salvage
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    New French Ship Far F.E. Service
    72 8 Ne w French Ship Far F.E. Service I. ATE S nassengcr-rargo liner to be launched for Messageries Maritimes recently was the 17,600 ton Caledonicn from •h e Dunkirk yards of Ateliers el Chantiers de France. The Standard understand.that the Caledonien is intend- M.M's Europe-Far East sen ice. She has speed
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    Comet 'Experience' Flights For Government Officials
    186 8 Standard ivtatiea Reporter British Overseas Airways Corporal ion has offered '•experience" fli»hi* from Singapore to London and back m Gomel jel airliners to Singapore Government officials connected with aviation. Flights offered are on those i Comets which are now doing" 1 development flying and
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    Ships To 'Dress'
    23 8 ships m Singapore Harbour and alongside the Harbour Board wharves have requests: 1 to "dress ship" today Q een Elizabeth's
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    56 8 The new ?0.500 ton French Line ship flander which will make her maiden voyage from I,e Havre and Southampton to New York on July H\. The Dunkirk built, largest French ship laum-hed since the war. has a cruising sp<»ed of 23 knots. She will have :u i commodation for
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    Damaged Shaft Repairs To Salt Ship Completed
    105 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Chinese Nationalistowned freighter. Hong Chan, which was towed into S pore harbour nearly a month ago with a damaged prop* shaft, will leave m a lew following repairs. The ship was on her way to Japan from Bangkok with
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    UK URGES AGREEMENT ON PRIMARY PRODUCTS
    354 9 i S m Long-Term Pacts To Prevent Any Wide Price Fluctuations THE BRrTKH York. Correspondent of The Times presented by Lord <;!!£" i, v pr senf w rld economic situation was me British delegate called the recent definite reaction to the previous inflationary boom
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    84 9 COMMOCITY PRICES ■g rubber prices pet Ib m Singa >!ri(ia> WJTfV Buyer* Sellers F. 0.1 m b.tlrv June R.S.S. X &•> j 1 R-S.S Iff s» ■s S. it,; x« Ton** Slightlj »-.isjrr lONDOM BUBBU We<bK9taj*9 opening s per A 'a ere: M (I. Buyers 'I'd. Sellers Z UB5 .'i
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    21 9 d lard Market Reporter ly on T; narket will >pen I ne ss i\iji i.ii.'s
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    Thai Scheme To Raise Rice Yield
    31 9 Thai Scheme To Raise Rice Yield the j 000.000 i I §pe«| '> By« •i a s. c re« it annual i s p- leipol ob- i on cam- WO d Reut<
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    41 9 To Gals. Perfume Made From One Drop Of Synthetic \g c -loped |1 inly one ICB x Gi I Compa. i vould ■ne e price vcragp >n"!e '•scribed ironc' nn •">:'. nerly I -< I scia y at «»l the Daland A. P.
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    22 9 Ahadan Closing Hits- IRC Output iruan d: C r< fineries i 000 long 2 000,000 p vraa I<H v re econd U.P.
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    23 9 it the world -h mo* t pment. Luxem- United stealies have m stock has been tor c pui pose trade and
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    57 9 Outlook For Textile Trade Hood [B H (Reul —Dr. A. J. Turner, P. of the Textile Institute, he was hopeful that the ci tln: hich has been hard hit all over improve. Hard times had been the loi the textile industry m past he told the Institute's Dual conference. Bi:t
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    MSA STOPS AID FOR 87 FIRMS
    48 9 mi DJS, Mutual Security Ag< nc3 .is I iken action against H esi Germ as suspected ■improper trading with Iron Curtain countries. Che action "provisional adninistrative action' it understood to be stoppage ol Ameri- ncl aid for ihe sus- cted finna Reuter
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    Rice Silos Plan
    64 9 OFFICIALS ot the Thai Mmi.stries of Agriculture. 0 operatives and Economic A/Tain are working out detailed plans fur the construction of rice silos throughout the country. l:ie funds for the project will be incorporated m next year's budget The rice .storage system snowed result In more stable
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    103 9 rA'ril?' Sf W< rk f th( Bl iUsh Rabbe Producer,' Research Association at Welwyi Garden City m Eodand m U1 m IIR developmeat of t<-M methods. Miss (Wales is sirnnT". Ut m ;ISIII Vl "™ls on the B.K.P !t. iiraia tester, which has been adapted m Malaya for rou tine
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    TEXAS TIN SMELTER CLOSED BY STRIKE
    65 9 TEXAS CITY. June 4 (APi The Texas titv tin smelter—the only one m the United States b^s been losed down by a strike of 500 prodiu lion workers The workers are demanding 11-tent (U.S.) hourly wase increase, and the company has offered eizhi cents
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    UK Living Standard Is Again Dropping
    198 9 LONDON, June 4 (AP)— The living standard of the I British people is dropping again and Western officials I predict that the trend will continue m the months i ahead. Causes are inflation, government cuts m consumer imports, m food subsidies and m social
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    49 9 A view of the hydraulic presses Installed at Rubber Technical Developments <a joint development unit operated by the British Rubber Development Board and the British Kubber Producers' Research Association) at Welwyn Garden City, ficris. These PfCflWl are used for moulding a wide variety of products m course of developmeut.
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    RUBBER RISES 1¼ CTS.
    160 9 RUBBER RISES 1¼ CTS. Standard Market Reporter QUIETLY steady conditions prevailed on the rubber market m Singapore yesterday, but at the close the tendency was slightly easier at about 1 cents per Ib. above Tuesday's levels. Small business passed during the c^jay, overseas orders being evident, but a; below local
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    Many Private Indo-Japanese Deals Expected
    147 9 Many Private Indo- Japanese Deals Expected srw DEI, III, June 4 (AP) Outside the realm of government ventures, many private arrangements m;»y soon materialist between Indian firms and Japanese firms. Although giich major Japanese exports as cotton textiles, silk. i id toys are barred from the Indian market by import
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    TIN DIVIDENDS
    53 9 Messrs. Osborne and Chappel of Ipoh report the following interim dividends for the year ending Sept. 30, L 952:— Gopens Consolidated. Ltd.. li! A per cent., payable on June 21 and Fenßkalen, Ltd., 10 per cent., on ihe preferred, and 10 per cent on the ordinary shares, payable
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    RI Income Hit By Slump In Export Of Rubber
    298 9 Standard Staff Correspondent JAKARTA, June 4: East 1 Sumatra's Office of Import end Export Duties today released startling statistics for the month of April, reflecting the true seriousness of the rubber situation. This bureau's April income totalled 41\:n4.784 rupiahs compared wit
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    No Thai Inflatfon, Says Minister
    47 9 THE r J bal ftfinirt i I tan 1 rtiooj tTI ..< oing an Lid Thaj bani b ba 9 o::<i ai i- m v tfl ...i commercial < oaod Uie Goven bai 11. f banknote i out <<: „i whenever po«*ible.— l AF P
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    25 9 1 ij< ■e« Japan bi 'i 'i Of i ■■.<.' the Japa I ..it :,..-.ui gOOdi tii th»» v. Ie ai USfl L0 f PQO,OML AFP
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    Fed. Peasants Build Roads To Aid Rice Plans
    291 9 By The Times Correspondent Tn Maloya AFTER the meeting of the Consultative Committee on Rice, held m Singapore lore lost year, experts agreed to be "couhously optimistic" about future supplies and distn bution. Demand ha 1 1 ippiy rn;i:i,i', bed I I
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    HK EXCHANGE
    31 9 Efl XGKONG mm 4 -Special Standard Servici Closing prieei lon the H< mis ExcnanKe today > (1K513.87 to £1 Sterling: HK$G,9€2& to LJSfI HKs] 8.0 llalaj an |l i Ri;-
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    10 9 Produce Marl Stays Quiet <■ i rubet; Peppei I $V.i (Ui
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    834 11 C. S. I iiimm Education, rcnV1 School? 1950, his ta this C vitfa cii as] r v s for <c I M all c ipis Chairman of Lefistalich pub' led i B I "i it> the rec- n' thC nenl nMI hnh have boon cbai n a
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    157 11 EiEB MAJESTY the Queen approved the following rrls to officers and men of the Royal Navy m the Far East:— CB. (Military): Real E.G. A. Clifford (shortly to relieve Rear Admiral Scott-Mon-crieff as F!aK Officer. S cond-in-Command. Far East Station). C.B.i:. Military u< n •Captain
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    TEMPLER TO PRESENT KING'S AWARDS TODAY
    526 11 TEMPLER TO PRESENT KING'S AWARDS TODAY TOD.v i Die m mlm of the B: i tisc Qmai Urn High Ca r of th i Fe-i' va. GtUUll Sir i MI I present awards v I <• orations to j To people von received these honours d lrin| I rt |n
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    The Hall Is Ready
    111 12 Singapore's SBOO.OOO badminton hall will be officially opened by the Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nit oil, on Saturday at 5 p.m. Among a group of enthusiasts who were the first to play at the hall yesterday were Mr. Lim Chuan Geok. the Singapore B.A.
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    Ong Scores Five
    28 12 l' red a conField m a k 'ague football i tatcfa playe c yesterd ly, Outsta m th( Chinese for- O i g Kan >..-:. la
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    Indians Not Sure About Mankad
    187 12 Indians Not Sure About Mankad LEEDS Ju;u- t. (Renter). Hie Indian rriekel which arrived here earh lodaj after Iravellin- s. tlu ni'ht from < anlitT are still uneertam wrnell r Vinoc Mankad will be m the wle auainM England Rrsl fesl al Headinglej lomorrow. >ugh Ha v the Lanishire 1
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    24 12 s Che W A gained 1 I J' XI ng l I n th one Tee D Lin Cheng. P
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    161 12 TAMIL BROTHFREIOOD A, te tm fi m the S D. i, o »feate I I tree goa] sto two ii a SAFA I Second Division league soccer teh against II M. Dock) trd at :i e CYM md yesterday. D cyard wei I nto the d five
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    DANES PLAY IN TOP FORM AT KL TOURNEY
    316 12 DANES PLAY IN TOP FORM AT KL TOURNEY KUALA LUMPUR Wed The outstanding displays m the first day's sessions of the Selangor International badminton tournament today came from the Danes who seem to have settled down. In matches against Malayans today the Danes, particularly Poul Holm and Jorn Skaarup played
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      329 12 Sir^—Mmg 1 request <h? cow tesy of space m your correspt dcncc columns publicly to i'^ Mr. George Lee oj ;//*< Happy World for tii< j service in' r rendered to Malayan badminton by allowing the Thomas Cup matches to be played m I stadium? Not
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    EASY WINS FOR DANES, MENDEZ
    286 12 EASY WINS FOR DANES, MENDEZ ONLY a handful of spectators saw the first session's play m which the two Danish representatives, Poul Holm and Joern Skaarup, showed their true form with convincing: victories over Chan Kon Leong of Malaya and C. L, Madan of India respectively. Holm, m particular, played
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    Indians Lose By Mistake
    106 12 PENANG, Wed— T'-e Indians 'had themselves to blame when i they lost their inter community soccer match against the Europeans by a solitary goal scored 'a hen their goalkeeper. Varai la ju. turned into his goal after j holding the ball. Poor shooting was the order
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    Ipoh ACS Sports
    55 12 IPOH. Wed. The Angio- Chinese School, [poh, will be holding its annual athletic 1 sports on Saturday starting 3 p.m. included m the programme are an inter-school relay (4x440 yards) and an Old boys relay (4xllo yards). Mrs. Chong Tak Nam, wife Lof Dr. Chong Tak Nam,
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    Poh Lim Drops Singles To Make Sure Of Doubles
    466 12 THE SURPRISE of the afternoon wa> the scratching of Ong Poll Lim m his singles match auainst Monaj Guha of India. Poll Lim lias his mind on the doubles title ami said that lie was iiiviiiiS up the singles m order
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    City Council Badminton
    70 12 THE City Council's inter department badminton final between the Engineer's D« partment and the Electricity Deparlmej t will be played at the Clerical Union hall on Saturday at p.m. The following will represent the Engineer's Department: Singles—Seah Enz Liat. Othman bin A' Abdullah bin Abbas Doubles —Ho
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    RGS Past Girls Win Netball
    107 12 AT THE FOURTH annual Past versus Present net-ball match oi' the Raffles Girls" School played at R.G.S. ground yesterday, the Pa^ boat Present by 14 to 7 after leading by 6 to 5 m the first naif. The defence of the Present girls broke down
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    School Sports
    34 12 The twenty-second annual athletic sports of Rangoon Road School will be hold on the school field on Thursday, June 19, at 2.4f> p.m. Mrs. A. VV. Prisby will give away the prizes.
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    Gevlang Sports
    36 12 THE Annual Athletic Sports of Geylang English School wili be held on Wednesday Jun c 18 at p.m. on the school ground. Mrs. AW. Friiby has kindly c i iseoted to give away the
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    INDIANS DRAW
    173 12 CARDIFF, June 4: (Reutor) In a dramatic finish, the Indian Captain, Hazare, and Mantri, defended stubbornly after the earlier batsmen had chased runs, to save the tourists from defeat against Glamorgan here yesterday It was a thrilling finish to a match always full of interest and the Indians
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    Chinese Ath. Win 2-1
    293 12 PLAYING a better same all-round Chinese Athletic took full points from Amateur Athletic Association beating them by two goals to one at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday m a div. 1 SAFA league match. From the outset the game was a stern struggle with neither j side
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    SHARP SHOOTING
    49 12 THE SINGAPORE Gun Cluh S ibers put on extra concen- tion on their shooting m preparation for the annual npionship to be held s Competition was keen and members came up with the same score which i tated a re-shoot. There \v marked all-round i. ship Fei
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    Millenden Impresses In Gallon
    49 12 Millenden Impresses In Gallon man i fast ovc: turn R A i he a; the ci I finiM." his and c runnei The fonfi I the track Daftcu form mcd: while W.'li.,- much m came up caugh Metre Star 01 it kIUMIr Q Remarks P Brigi Sa« Solnei ion
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      33 12 I f iiJEC l^if^A I HIGH riUES at the principal sorts m Malaya: rt>DAl A.M. P.M. Singapore 8.38 8.»4 Malacca 5.03 5.43 Port Dickson 3.44 4.»4 Port Sham >.?>l ?.5I Penans 10.37 10.49
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      239 12 TOD A Y'S MATCHES TODAY'S matches m the In I'-national1 national badminton tournament at Kuala Lumpur: 9.30 am. Singles: Dick Mitchell (USA) v Joern Skaarup (Denmark*; Ooi Teik Hock (Malaya) v Lim Koon Yam (Malaya); Davinder Mohan (India v Cheong Hock Lens (Malaya); Abdullah Piruz (Malaya) v Amrit Dew an
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