Singapore Standard, 6 June 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Stadard Ik A X VOL. II NO. 339. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEIN CENTS
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    Blast In E. Germany Kills 13
    94 1 Blast In E. Germany Kills 13 •1 m June 5 (Beater) I t^t 13 people are rv 1 m haw been kill»d 1 aiiured m an e\p|j- month at the formni racket station of i inuende on East GerJ'altir toast, acrord |ke West Berlin anti a ist information bin i
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    11 killed As Jet Crashes Into Launch
    49 1 11 killed As Jet Crashes Into Launch A G 0 E. June 5. D (1 h Thunderto a British navy T the Dmch re.v and the vessel burst 4 sank imme--erious I s brought ashore. occurred two etween Texel r durinf >! an Belgian d aesweepThis type about Id crew
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    KLM Plans Holland, Australia Sevice
    27 1 inee Hol landt five times Colombo and p. laauari or plan today the G. Schao im o: about i J£i ad] year.
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    UN Troops Split PoW Compound
    244 1 KOJK IMAM). Ken*, June ,>. (AP).— Tank-led Allied ititanir\iiirii and wighmti >j»lii on,. „f Koje UaadTa l>i« prisoner conpound m half with a lough barbed wive trine today lis 33^6 jeering < ommiifiist civilian bitcracefl stood by chanting r hymns. There was no iolenee. 1
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    Privy Council To Hear CATI Appeal June 10
    91 1 HONGKONG. June 5 (UP)— T:u appeal Gen Claire ChenOa > Civil A: Transport Incorpnrated 'CATP against Hongkong Supreme Court's .iudsjment m awarding 4! CATI planes to the Chinese Communists will be beard by the Privy Council m London i a June 10,
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    TWO BERLIN INCIDENTS
    296 1 West Berlin Police strengthen Lordon; Lh Oihcer Wounded BERLIN, June 5 (Reuter)— West Berlin police strength jned their security cordon around West Berlin today. This followed border incidents m which one United States officer was shot and slightly wounded, two West Berliners were reportedly kidnapped by Russian
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    Constables Gun Goes Off, 1 Hurt
    136 1 Standard Staff Rrporler A CHINESE boatman, Linn Chio (41'), was wounded In i !e° when the revolver of a constable went oil during I raid on a group of people playing a game of Chinese cards at Boa- Quay near the junction of Bonharn
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  • PageantryMarksQueen 's Birthday Celebrations
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      Parade In Spore Great Spectacle Paraders Converge On City
      476 1 Parade In Spore Great Spectacle Paraders Converge On City Standard Slafi Reporter SINGAPORE CITY yesterday *aw a spectacle of martial pageantry which will loiiii remain m the memory of its citizens. The Queen** Birthday Parade, staged by representative units drawn from all the three Services with the mechanized column immediately
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      First Class Show, Declares Tempter
      399 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—Colourful parades were staged throughout the length and breadth of the Federation today m celebration of Queen Elizabeth's 26th birthday. In the Federal capital itself, the biggest-ever parade was held with 1,000 men from all the units of the fighting
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    Queen's Horse Gives Trouble
    151 1 LONDON, June 5 (Renter) The Queen had trouble with her horse when she took the salute at her first official birth- i day parade here today. As soldiers marched and counter-marched before her m the colourful annual military ceremony known as Trooping the Colour, the horse
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    Chinese Mission Off For Free China Visit
    157 1 THIRTEEN Federation Chinese forming a "Loyalty Delegation" to Free China on ihe island of Formosa left Singapore by air la«t night for Taipei. Singapore's only delegate was a woman 21 -year-old Miss Mary Wong daughter of a Colony merchant who m going to
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    Reds Seize Car Plant
    106 1 PARIS. June 5 H T P) -Communist strong arm squads fought their way into th c sprawling government -owned Renault automobile plant for the second day m a row today. The Reds, smarting under the failure ot yesterday's call for h general strike throughout Fiance. CUt
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    Another A-Bomb Explodes In Nevada
    196 1 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, Jim. '>. \r,. n, rilllilh iiloinir l»la-»l o( ihr Nprin^ m ri«» fla-lxti arrui llir Southern N<*% a<la <*k\ Iwforr «l.«v*n I«mlh\. Ill** (it-lotiatifin vtH« loimlmml «>M al lli«* MVm neilt^i ITiwra Mai Ir^l *>il<- al I l~»"» (.M I and v*;i-
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    35 1 D.itn Sir (Ibnff-lo.k Tun rcoaiv.ne the ts*lfnia of the KHI from th,- High < ommi^iuiirr, vMirral Sir Ovald It-mpWr .ii the parade ln-ld on thr aecasiotl of Ui, (|ue«-n'<i birthday at Ihr Kuali l.uinpur Padaiig vrMrrdav
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    ACSU Meeting
    21 2 THE ARMY Civil Service Union will hold an emerfency general meeting of the technical worker* «i ii p.m. toBOIItK
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    200 RASC Men Toast The Queen
    99 2 THE PRESIDENT oi the R A S.I r ian A -so -iatio:\. Mt > C En& used the platfoi the Association's^ annual dinner and dance at the Airpori Bbtc or Wednesday, i urge Boembeatsi and friends to register themselves' a^ ?oters. Mr. Le« a!
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    Medical Union Calls For Probe
    214 2 rHRff WOMftf F/WfD 5/ £ACH IMI SINGAPORE Medical Workers 1 Union »«as Batted Iwr an m. tiirv into the i^c of ifcffec *omt-ii Encdßeal Bcrraala wlra v»cr«- all«ii«<l t<» have been fined -I ears t«r hrinsr "la^y and ineonapetent-" i;i a Setter to the Direruw
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    Mr. Loh Surprised The Joker
    72 2 PEN V.NO BORX Mr. 1 »h Kin Ktws tbou^iu i .v .is .ill a |eJK when hi* roliea^ue shouted thdt lie hid berß awarded the f (Wonfal Police Medal Uw ■eiiUMTMUS service. F.irlv th;it morHirw:. one of Mr L«iYs t«tttmipM9 op'-n'ti the ■onias yjp*-r jiul
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    Welfare Dept Should Run Homes—Lee
    141 2 Welfare Dept Should Run Homes Lee A SUGGESTION that the Seen W< rare Department, m Bjuactioa with the Chfldxea's Aid Society, sftoufd nm Ch Prfreri's Hdrih ancl Cl'dlci m Singapore will be made y Sii^gapnrg Citj Couaclkm, Mr Lee CTioiw &ag (Lab. W.) Let toW tne Standard yesterday -'tat he
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    TIN PRICE
    17 2 THE PRICE of tin on the Singapore mail.et yesterday •was $4A4i« per pi^-uL Ug si;.
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    DOCTOR FLOWN IN
    35 2 photo. n*n^vi U LIIAM lEWIS 0f the Sarawak Mettsll Departn*itt was flown to Singapore from Kuchtec Hospital. 011 stretch »«»d rushed to the Genwal To be a recent resident of Sarawak. Standard
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    WORKERS TO BOYCOTT NEW HOMES
    317 2 Objections Are Low Ceilings, Small Rooms Standard Stall Reporter THE 8,000-STRONG Singapore City Council Labour Unions Fetlerali*n has called on it* member* to boycott about 200 new type labourers' quarters which have been completed and are almost ready £v occupation. Main objection of the labourers
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    Postmen's Thanks
    64 2 TKE SINGAPORE Post and Telegraph Uniformed Staffs* Union has written to the Commissioner General Local Staff Union thanking its members for their donation of $47 which was handed to the Strike Fond during the reeeat Postal Strike. "If one day we can give concrete expression of our gratitude
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    'Hide And Seek:' Who Will Win?
    186 2 A GAME of "hide nd seek"' I:s m progress between the Army authorises m Singapore 1 and '■heir civilian technical employees over the Select:^);: Board set up to jefrench or i downgrade the :atier. Army authorities fixed Tues--1 &r,y last for a Selection Board.
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    Mr. Blythe Told Reply Or Else....
    146 2 THE SINGAPORE Medical Workers' Union has written to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe. asking him for a reply on the question of implementing revised salary scales for the various grades of hospital employees. It says that attendants employed m the Department of
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    28 2 bjfmg,h,h,,h MRS. Elsie Line, the woman who started the tost Girts Life Brigade m Malaya, has bee» honoured by the Queen with the award of the M.B.E. Standard
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    Seamen Suspect Gout's Motives
    210 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Exernlxve Committee of the Singapore Co*ernii*ent Seamea'* I vJ O n KospertK Government »f trying to (iixovrr tbe strength of the Union before aeredmg to it* drmamU for improved salary scales anil better en million* of herviee. The suspicion is contained m
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    Kheh's Start Employment Exchange
    56 2 Kheh's Start Employment Exchange AN EMPLOYMEOT Exchange was set up vesteniay by the Singapore Bt&eh Community Guild to facilitate job hunting* by members. The Exchange will start registering unemployecE members on Monday. Employers of labour m the Colony have been asked to inform the Exchange of vacancies. Similar exchanges have
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    SCRAP BOOMS AGAIN
    112 2 SCRAP BOOMS AGAIN Standard Staff Reporter BIG DEMAND from Japan for scrap iron which the Japs need for th« manufacture of arms has skyrocketed the price ot that material,. Several months ago a ton of scrap iron was $10 a ton. Today this scarce material is being quoted at $100
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    CONCRETE WELLS ARE NOT ENOUGH
    214 2 THE CONCRETING of the walls off the wells m ttoehere K«a<! and Geyiang areas ■serf tor »ro*Mi£ towgay m Singapore has not removed the contamination of th<» wat<T. Towgay grower* are to be t«»l<I lhi.«* tiv the City Council Health authorflin*. 'Growers will be told
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    Wedding At Rantau
    100 2 Wedding A t Ran tau KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The marriage took oiace according to 'Hindu rites on Saturday last at Rant an. Negri Sembilan of .Air. T. Rajendra. eldest son of Mr. R. Thampipillay, J. P. and Mrs. Thampipillay of Kuala Lumpur and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Y. Smnathamby
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    GREETINGS
    44 2 ON BEHALF of the Consular Corps m Singapore, the Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. sent birthday greetings to- the Queea yesterday. The message conveyed "our heartlelt wishes for Her Majesty's happiness and thai of the Royal Family and of all the British people?.
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    NO BUSINESS
    38 2 THE SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce^ rhe Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, the Malayan Exchange Banks Association, the Malayan share market and the Singapore produce market were closed yesterday on the occasion of the Qifcen's birthday.
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    Kiwis To Hold First Concert
    87 2 THE Kiwi BEesnbers' Leagm? of Singapore will bo>i its first variety concert m But second week of November. It«ms include singing. dancing and a .-ketch show. Many talentime artistes will he taking part. A we: '-known magician will a:.~o gfag a performance. Those interested m
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    Golden Jubilee Celebration
    34 2 TONG SOON KOK Association will hold their golden jubilee celebration at Guan Villa. No. 44 Newton Road, on Saturday and Sunday. A Teochew wayang will stage a performance on each day.
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    Gifts Far Gandhi Memorial
    153 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE $175,000 Gatidhiji Memo rial Building m Race Cource Lane Singapore's tribute to Mahatrna Gandhi will be completed at the end of next month. The foundation stone of the bu'lding was laid by the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Jawaharial Nehru wtien he
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    S'PORE CITY STEPS OUT FOR THE QUEEN
    121 3 S'PORE CITY STEPS OUT FOR THE QUEEN Pictures by The parade begins and the Governor takes the salute as 12 Vampires and six Hornets flew over. The band of the Ist Battalion, the Gordon Highlanders, led the Malayan Naval Force and the M.R.N.V.R. Standard cameramen Ist Bn Cordon Highlanders. Maiden
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    They All Swung Past -He Waddled Away
    52 3 This man stopped right m front of th* Governor at th« saluting base. He was an Army de«*pat< h rider whoso motorcycle fjave out. His exhaust cave a plump baMsooa note. Then there was an awful silenrr a nd he waddled away astride
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    The Queen's Birthday And How The Federation Observed It
    177 4 The Queen's Birthday And How The Federation Observed It JBw%flW ABOVE: A general view of the parade held at the Kuala Lumpur Padang. Every fighting unit was represented at this parade. Right: Sir Gerald Templer saluting the Queens Standard before the troops called for three cheers for Queen Elizabetii. Below:
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    New Approach Call To Solve This Problem
    310 4 Standard Staff Reporter DATO E. E. C. Thuraisingham, back from the Ottawa conference of the International Rubber Study Group, told Singapore reporters yesterday that a completely new approach should be made to the T.S. Government on the question of settling the rubber crisis.
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    Man Hit In Dawn Fight At Kulim
    139 4 KUAXA LUMPUR, Thurs.— There was a short, sharp engagement m Kulim, Kedah, this morning, when a Police patrol contacted four terrorists. One Police constable was wounded m the forearm. A Police Tiger Patrol operating m Kluang, Johore, ;/esterday, contacted three terrorists and killed
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    Aid Grants Are Doubled
    70 4 SEREMBAN, Thurs. One hundred percent increases have been (ranted by Government as grants-in-aid to Chinese schools and will be paid shortly. The authorities of Chinese-aided schools are being advised by the Education Department to make use of this increase to improve the lot of teachers and
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    Muslim Protest
    50 4 THE ALL Malaya Musun Missionary Stx»ety is prote.t in* to th« Singapore Government against an editorial wh;< h appeared m the May issue of the Film India Magazine whi<!i was describe*} as "an axtirW that mar create >!1 feelinf and hatred among the peaorfu Muslim ami Jlinuu coinjiiui«:'o
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      76 4 JmT fi-n^ifr "f ffY T"^ A> H r fWHY? WO HE OH, NO, IW^LOOWhI fOM? WHY, THAT V©4... JN THAT ¥^*™li- WHlTrlKi WSAPPEAREP 60 HE (HE DEOOEO TO SO> MAKE YOU LOC*\STRAIGHTAT HIM... J 1 90UN06 LB<E /THJNS OVER lIW t- Hi s©^ WOULDNT HAVE TO VftUT WHERE Y¥= 16
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    Fashion Parade Was A Success
    108 5 Fashion Parade Was A Success THr.ltr IS littlr douM .tbmit it. last night's fashion >i ,w by WltaV at the < :j»ito! Rail room was a sucvs\. Th<» revolving stase u*.rii for the first time, enh«n«rd Urn display of the mi no pause as one M exit and »he cnuancc.
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    VICTIM CHASED ROBBERS
    83 5 VICTIM CHASED ROBBERS OLD scrap dealgl rrrr.Jer-,' 1 i iked lues, ose a ■v'.rxeT. when h s ittap iCC Road. 3 :> yesterday *«M i Lm las' re is trosi the >:i:e icrap m:ide iaj me :<x>oer> X 0 belon«w g to im »be The tlso I ITS c orth
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    TEMPLER LOOKS IN AT A WEDDING
    136 5 I^W General TVipln wrnt int« thr Sakai's hut built to ■Mac Ins ilm-klirtrs hclixd to get them out. The High Commissioner General Sir Gerald Temuler visited thj- Marhao BJihrii N> w ViUage duriiig his re^nt t(Mif oi Malacca. While he was there he was
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    Buffer Stocks Can Ease Slump Shocks
    304 5 Standard Staff Reporter AS THE ECONOMY of tiie world is hinged to that of the United States, leading economists have got together to find a way of isolating the world from the slumps to which the IS. has been periodically subjected. Professor W. A.
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    Adult Class At Sundown
    62 5 TAIPING. Thurs— EveianS adult c-la.sse.s m English. organised by the Taiping branch of the Perak Adult Education Association, arc proving popular. The first class comprises mainly of tin and rubber company employees. There is a good demand for the study of Malay, but the Branch is
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    Rubber Wage Talks Begin
    271 5 Siamianl Staff Carre wjpnndi ill Xl X 1.1 Mf| H. Than. Vgottation* will open j m Kuala Lumpur lowmhtow between repvescfitottrei of the Malayan Hanlinu Industrie* r.mplovefV A*M>ciation him! th«* r<'<lrruti<»ii Knbhrr VI orLrr** I nio'n, into wa^rs of oMc worker* m Malaya f«»!lo»in«: th<> *lrop
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    Bull Got Off Best In Crash
    187 5 P A X 1 T BLNTAR Tburs. The story of a collision betwren a Poli«e tar and a buil m which the bull rtlW off better was related to Inchr S;tlleh bin Eckhardt m the P a r i t Runtar court when Mohamad
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    Crew Of Crashed Auster Is Safe
    115 5 Standard Start Correspondent FOLLOWING two days of intense ground and air rescue activity, the crew of two from an Army Auiter which crashed m Northern Perak on Tuesday afternoon were last night reported safe and well m friendly hands. The Aitistex crashe€ while r»n
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    62 5 photo. THIS PICTURE of the pier at Telofc Aver ftaida. Singapore was taken last aUM a«ain»4 thf backfouad of a naval craft, lit uo cm the oc<a*ioii of the Quern's birthday. Th« wiiit- patches at If ft and centre are rHU>ii— i <>f the warship's li«hu m the Basin. Scores
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    Expert Off The Rails
    54 5 M>MM>\. 1 'Imrv-^1 ilitot «.f a l» -k.il., JMiirnnl IndenrsiH*" vbo IWi I «m«l«tn >«.irnlj« K«,u,,- iimmil*- lo DjakurU «lix umi itl liovs Jilll, emm l>« kiu.^u I Of S 'v that he B v. c Voll hr rr i mwt4 On lalaya i». i secure
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    CHARITY BAZAAR
    40 5 c Be Ca I c, thts Sa p.m. t-i 7 p.m. It SI Ch i impo nd. Zbege b« i k rofttme, s easing kjhhjc* i«-->.«ics a)c of Boa •t-^> ■lwrtti md otfcci \(i;;-,i „.>n will 1 i
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    False Alarm
    18 5 rwo fib p fill*! the Refi«trai fire < > i tii i of via In i bi 1
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    Round World Scholarship
    48 5 MR. R. (J Fry, Secretary of liit- Metaj Trade Employers AsSociatiou of Australia, iea<hed Singapore i)v ait yesterday on a t ravelling srfiol&l ship H h ■fill tdk<' him <»ii wo! !H tOUI to study management [petfoods H<* win «t.j\- !.'i Singapore tor two day*
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    Buddhist Lectures
    16 5 t■■ will ted c j [alia B Sctea .■..n>. i S Regional < PHI Biirtd
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    ON ELECTIONS
    33 5 MB A P RAJAH v.f F Djvr'v v .< 181 the electoral reg!»trati'jr, v --i Sup-'i vivjr '-»i IBortifii fi G. c; rhoo Boa Looif>l i m Radio Malaya fcl I lock
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    Singapore Standard Tanks And Tractors
    908 6 Singapore Standard Tanks And Tractors independent Morning ftewipaper lUSX over three years ago President Truman J announced that the United States would embark on a co-operative programme to extend technical assistance to the underdeveloped areas of the world This was the basis for what has come to be known as
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    Secessionist Movement In Soviet Central Asia
    900 6  - Secessionist Movement In Soviet Central Asia EDWARD CRANKSHAW By I<\)R the past two years the Central Government m Moscow has been seriously concerned with the resurgence of nationalism m the Central Asian Republics of the Soviet Union. Six months ago the campaign to crush this movement seemed to have reached
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    Fire Guards To Foil Borneo Arsonist
    888 6  - Fire Guards To Foil Borneo Arsonist J.W. Goodwin by y ire watchers, as m wartime Britain, take turns to patrol the streets of North Borneo towns at night or to watch from high towers lest fire-bugs should tiring destruction for ;he third time :n six years. The phoenix, the mythical
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    15 6 and now I think I can safrlv say without fear of contradiction.. L
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    Review of Views
    120 6 Review of Views I Or" The Sly 5 have >„■<! t 5 sleeves," whe that it was foct that thret Japanese cabim S pavt m tfee recent] < conference trade a£reem< i 5 r 'ist China i r <The Daiiy k f cabinet memb<-:> > a eontrid Hi fur an
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    5 ANSWERING THE PHONE
    86 6 5 ANSWERING THE PHONE j I)K()PLK aaswi J WeftoM nli .1 h their heads M Uq to avoid betec 13 pn tij. j j the value at tiw j says a doctor m m. 1..; ti j J "Medical World J For. the iactoi .id.! time thf mhbw j phone
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    SIR CHENG-LOCK TAN REPLIES
    652 6 FT" *i f^i H^O mi sconstrue what I said, X as the Manila Times did. as a threat or warning to the Western powers thai unless the Overseas Chinese i:i Malaya or elsewhere have a greater share of control of this or any other country In
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    Ike Launches Campaign In His Hometown
    278 7 h.» hometown here last nighl with \>\Z* at .he Iruiuan Administration and Senator Tafi hi» «l,i.f mshl for the Republican Party candidature. He told thousands ol i innoi l e s-.vfllinj; Ab.lt-nes normal i.OUO population to st\eral times Iftal figure that th e entire
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    Attlee: West, Russia Should Get Together
    96 7 COPENHAGEN, June 5, (Heater) Britain's former |-i )me Minister Clement Itllec HvM here jesterday a the Western Powers .iiMild sH down at a i-on-ctmc «ith Qm Russians as i is th«> are prepared I \t!|«e who arrived I mi from London is <...% t«>
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    UK Not In Favour Of UN Seat For Mao
    79 7 UK Not In Favour Of UN Seat For Mao AP) lent can- ircumg ng a United i Commun- China, a ax g on a Hei I MorriI c of the party, In a nhagen T esdayi 0 ild adr they i :,-ervnpower. g. t c'.p omatic the Peking but since;
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    Tunis Bomb Blasts
    32 7 c .-j. \P< F.ve bombs were exM S Ol |ii j:-.( early j v i iolence i t French i their j i rtorate here i t d me
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    King Talal Ill: Council To Govern
    149 7 King Talal Ill: Council To Govern amma.v June 5t (neuter): J dan's Go-, t ■mmeiit yesterday appointed a r.t.v three-man dep itising council to act Cur King r :'al. prevented by illness from performing his chulos. a government communique said. The 41-year-old Arab ruler is at present m Paris on
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    68 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, June 5 The following art rh« closing He» rubbci and tin on rhc London Market todoy: ONDON RUBBER 24 \4. hrn 25id. iff 23 d. 0<? Dtt 24 id. 23id. !^< f 25id. Mork»» Sttady I. LONDON TIN $pot £97! P*f buyers,
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    Alexander To Lead Top-Level British Mission To Korea
    232 7 Alexander To Lead Top-Level British Mission To Korea LONDON, June 4, (Reuter) Britain yesterday decided to send a high-powered mission to Korea to study at first hand and report direct to the British Cabinet on military and political de- velopments. Field Marshal Lord Alexander. British Defence Minister, will lead the
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    Big 2 Study Moves On S. Korea Crisis
    377 7 Special Cable l>y arrangement with The Times, London LONDON, Juiir I—lt1 It was understood m London \olrnlay I hat th«* British and U.S. Governments arr consulting together on measures to meet tho grave internal situation <l«\«lt»j>iiJi^ m S«mi h Korea. It :>
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    Pressure On Rhee From Allies Rising
    177 7 PUSAN. June 5, (AP) 7 Rising pressure from his Western allies today appeared to have prompted Presisident Syngman Rhee to halt temporarily his battle with the National Assembly. Britain yesterday followed the United States m expressing grave concern over the political crisis, m which
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    Preferred Death To Eviction
    99 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs., Renter.— Police hti« today reported a bloody climax to n court case m the town ofNovo Paraiso, where nine Japanese settlers killed themselves rather than submit to eviction from their home. Police said the victims were four men, three women ;tiid two
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    MSA Allocations For Far East
    84 7 WASHINGTON June 3. <UP) —The Mutual Security Agency yesterday approved the purchase or US$2OB,OOO for the Philippine* and of U552,491,000 for five other Eastern countries. The authorization.^ for the Philippine* included US$l5O,OOO for iron and steel mill materials. US$5O,OOO for pitf iron and US$B,OOO for
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    Sultan Named For Lahej
    62 7 ADEN. June 5 (AP) AH Abdulkarim Fadh). yo u n ger [brother of the former Sultan, was proclaimed new Sultan of l.ahej Wednesday by the traditional electoral body. The 2H-vear-old new Sultan was educated at Victoria Col--1 lege. Alexandria, and speaks I English well. During the
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    69 7 TROOPER THROWN A trooper picks up his helmet quickly to avoid following horses after neiiiK thrown from his mount during rehearsal of the Trooping the Colour ceremony m London's Horse Guards Parade on May 30. The trooping, narking the Queen's offi< ial birthday took place ye.sterday. A mounted policeman who
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    Firemen Fight 4-hr Blaze
    125 7 FIREMEN battled r. huge lallang tire for four hours yesterday at lfiJ miles Jurong Road. The blaze, which broke out at 6.15 p.m. razed aboul 10 acres r»f land. Three Army hie engines and another from the (>nti'.:l Fipe Station were nt the scene shortly after
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    Menzies Honoured
    89 7 LONDON. June t i^euter) En a 200-year-eld ceremonj Ausi lia's Pfenpier, Roberi G. Mcnziec yesterday recei\td F ffcu'u of the City of London, m the pr« sence of British Cabinef Mil ster< an d C o m m 1 1 n w ealth reoresentativei. He and his wife
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    UK To Pay £16.7 Million In Gold To EPU In June
    329 7 JOINDON, June 5 (R«. Her)— Britain >% ill have I© nay 116,700,000 m K <»M t« the European P^™" 1 Lion thi* month, the &W& Treasury estimated last muhf* If European eountrieK iw any ol«I Merlin* balance, m the
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    Steel Industry, Union Leaders Summoned To White House Talks
    204 7 ISHINGTON, June 5, (K. ui.r) Issscrlr— h,,i industry leaden and trad«- Msiatsiiti Imw Imm summoned lo hiti- Houm- e&mtcnmcm t«»d«\ i<. «ii>. illftti (lie ii;ilionu id«- bl<<! t>t rik< Re| esentatlvd of v ie BOUB- try"s seven largest steel firms yesterday
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    Nehru Sounds Warning To Colonial Powers
    145 7 NEW DELHI t i UP} Premies Jaw yesterday Mid f< < > ■t ienta In India i > tn«-y 'nay be, must tx ed Into 'lie ladimi The premier mad* 1 1 lar menUen of Fi h h meats, la which "po r,■ b
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    Another SA Arrest
    63 7 JOHANNESBURG. June h» ite i M chitel /ilan Hanael, :it, hi!«-Kefi to have be«*n it men be of the fo mci South African Communist Party, .>> arrested he i dtaj i> j<i < <■' with r, at Ring n Supp < scion ol Communism Act by attending
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    BURMA'S FIRST TRIP
    28 8 The 9,850-ton cargo liner Burma, latest ship belong ins to the Swedish East Asiatic Company, which is expected m Singapore today on her maiden royage.
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    Newest Swedish Cargo Ship Due In S'pore Today
    166 8 Newest Swedish Cargo Ship Due In S'pore Today Standard Shipping Reporter EXPECTED m Singapore today i* tla«- 9.K.~»4M«»ii cargo liner Burma Swedish East Asiatic's utwvsl ship t<g be placed on the Europe Far East run. Sbe \a a -iisler ship of the company's Ceylon and Japan. Launched In February this
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    Airline Gets An Extension Pass
    74 8 WASHING TO. V ne 5 (AP) The Civil Aer >na iti Board yesterday extended its pennisaon fa Northwest Airlines to ibbvc Fatpefc, Fumosa, ob its P;;,-:fir rente. A one-year extension graal the company last yeai expiredj this month. The board n ade the aew extension
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    Wreck Buoy Light
    38 8 A GRKBN pa;:: ted wreck buoy has been established at SiiaJ S::;k; ofT Singapore. which shows a flashing light every three seconds. Ala.'-iners have been warned to pass soi;thward of this buoy at all nfes.
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    A RICH LEGACY TO MALAYANS
    707 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS Federation Expatriate Officers Are Working To Bequeath Important Role Of Agriculture Dept. Experts By Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE acute shortage of staff and big commitments m its field and educational branches, the Agricultural Department of Malaya is pressing on with research and experimental
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    WARNING TO MALAYAN FIRMS TO MEET NEW CHALLENGE
    557 9 Standard Commercial Correspondent WITH competition coming into the business fields m Malaya m newly freed countries, it will do some good to comment on a few parent shortcomings m many of our business houses shortcomings aft will have to be made if
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    New Malaria Remedy
    55 9 A NEW remedy for malaria kOOWti a.> caraprime i- 1^ now available to doctors, Wellcome Research Laboratories m Lon don have announced. Alter three years of experiments. it ha.* been found that one dose of SO milligrammes or d;;raprime is sufficient m many case to kill the
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    Big Rise In UK Trade With Commonwealth
    192 9 Big Rise In UK Trade With Commonwealth THE Lnit*><l kingdom trade with I hi* CofßltiQßHealth cottotoiefl rone Hubstantially m \alue laM y«*ar, arrortiinpe to Thr Finanrial Times. Of the total U.K. exports of £2.580 million, 51 pei cent, or £1,532 million went to the Commonwealth, against £1,054 million or 4'J
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    Thai Govt. To Open 2 Banks
    84 9 THE Thai Interior NHnistrj is drawing up legislation (or t:>e establishment of two >p«cta! banks. One of the.<e ivtU be charged with providing laudowner.9 with loans lor the tunstruction of houses, while the other bank will deal with insurance companies. The insurance bank, which
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    Quotas, Tariffs Hit
    44 9 U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snyder ha.s sharply c iticiscd Quotas and high CtXttonu tariffs, describing them as ufijastified restrictions hampering the ex parision of world :ia<ie He add-ed that free trad*, ex changes favoured Lh4 rtM living standards thioughout t-'i^* world.
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    Valuable Soap For Food And Catering Industries
    611 9 DRUGS AND PHARMACEUTICALS ONLY a few years ago aureomyan was so new as to be <>■ < ouse of questions m Parliament and newspaper reports of "merry Nights" when a few grammes was flown from the U.S A for the trc :tment of
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      THE GIRL WHO PULLED UP JUST IN TIME
      771 10  -  REG WHITLEY I.K. Film Releases Re\icwr<l Un QUITE a few years ago. In a small club off Piccadilly, I remember listening to three earnest young men who were discussing their ambitions. Said Eric Maschwitz: "I want to write musical plays and films."
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      GEORGE FORMBY RETIRING
      137 10 LYTHAM, ENGLAND, June 5 (Renter). Lancashireman George Formby one of Britain s top comedians, wduu announced he would retire Formby, 48, has heart trouble caused by overwork and strain. He collapsed during a performance of the long-run-ning "Zip Goes A Million" m London lam winter and svent
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      MOVIE FARE FOR INDIAN MOVIE FANS
      305 10  -  RAN JIT SINGH By BHANUMATHI, South India's top star today, will soon delight Malayan Indian film fans m two new productions "Rani, the South Indian version of the famed love play "Carmen, and "Kathal" ("Love") which is her own production. Playing the leading role
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      REPUBLIC SPOTLIGHTS FIGHTING COAST GUARDS
      375 10 TX presenting '"Fighting 1 Coast Guard," action drama of America's first seagoing armed force, Republic Stftdios has contributed another stirring screen document to its long list of service pictures which paytribute to the U.S. fighting forces. The film, due for release m Singapore, stars Brian
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      375 10 1 TIIDAVS QI \n,>N. |,tr 1 1 is not a spectacle or feast; it i^ a predicament." c.coree Saatajana 1 FRIDAY FOR EVERYONE! 5 J Ma -,o the most of tl -me 1 10 r s Prom ote ii: g a bit. if only at lunchttme Even 5 !n^ indicates
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    Manjrekar 133, Hazare 89 Set India Test Record
    819 11 LEEDS, June 5, (Renter). The complete return? to fcwß? of H azure ami a fighting innings by Ytmnjr Manjrekar were the features of the first Test matrh between India ami England which began today. Winning the toss and bat- i tin* India
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    GOLF Here's How
    143 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead ]Qy THE oifdr and stop shot «ou. naku :nih an eight, or nine iron. In ihts shot from jnsi off 'he areen up to 100 yards yon mum the ball to arc high uj) and drop on ihe green with \Tmm tittle roil. The
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    King Kong Is Confident Of Keeping Belt
    175 11 AFTER his victory against Chief Little Wolf Saturday b 8 Lore last, Hungarian heavyweight wrestler King Kong has demanded he be given a stance to win back bis Malayan heavyweight ■.■ha.-npionship crown which he lost to Seeiie Samara rm sbi weeks aen. Promoter
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    Aussie Swimmers
    48 11 SYDNEY, Jam 5 (AFP) Australian Olympic swimmers IiSBVe broken 13 Australian and State records m the li:iai irain- m Townsvi!!e. Queensland. i: was announced yesierdby. Every member of the team bettered his previous best time. The team loaves with other athletes by air on tone 10.
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    SRA Spoon Shoot
    33 11 A Spoon Shoot for members of the Singapore Rifle Association will be held at Bukiri Timah Range on Sunday Hth j June, 1952. Shooting will commence at 8..'1 D a.m.
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    Charles Favoured To Win Title Prom Joe
    436 11  -  JACK CUDDY By PHILADELPHIA, June 5 (UP) £*e<*k Ezzar*! < harlr* was lavoiiml at 12 to 5 I© shatter ring prececleni Htnijihf by reeapUiring; lh»» lifflvvwfT«rht rrown froni **uiira«*l#* inari" J«'»>t'y Jo«^ Wal«'«»rt m ih#ir li:»iri«- uiu'sLion niark.s al tli«-\lti»i«-ipui Statin i m.
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    MacDONALD BAILEYS AT HOME
    52 11 MacDONALD BAILEYS A T HOME photo r.ntivh Olympic v|iuni«T L. Mm Itanald lUiUw from Trinidad is i>utur ed with his wiff. l>.»riN. •nut tbrir lliict- inldrrii Robert (2), Cfcrtstiac and Joan Vanessa tunr ninuths) Next sra^m Bailf.v may t.iki tl p tauter mii«* iMtai iik#> his -I.ini.iK id liirmi Arthur
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    'Sugar' Signs Up
    52 11 NEW YORK, June 5. (AFP) Worid nuddJeweight champion Sugur Ray Robinson has signed a contaawt to meet French b«xer Albert Yvei m Tei Aviv ou A a*. 2, it was- annouueed Yuevm last cu*ht. Before tl^-ffglit ftobkasan is Ajc to meet Jmy Maaira. io Neu York on
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    40 11 photo. The 17-y«*r-old AmerirM imnui champion. .Uaumn (on noily at San Dirgro, €»llfor»ia. holds her trophy after winning the womp**! si»gl*s title of the Surrey Law n icauia Chaßpioasba>s it Surbitoa, ta^t nnk This is Maorecni* i»t Kaciisb title. AP
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    RUSSIA WILL TAKE PART IN OLYMPICS
    238 11 HELSINKI, Finland, June 5 (AP) The Soviet Inion yesterday announced her parti* ipation m all summer Olympic games except fteW hotkey. The Soviet was expected to send about 300 athletes to the Helsinki Olympics but the number of aeeompanvin* officials was net known as
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    Filipino Cage Star
    30 11 iie v 'ar baskftba ci Sao -iuuu Dc Lttra > o »-y« liere ear-< fd Ji '..a was reported 4 twtn named *m ttM S| >« Olympic eagg 'earn.
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    Samuel, Koon Yam Surprise
    181 12 KUALA I I MPIK Wed Ffce surprise <»t" the second >->^ ti t!i in afternoon was tii- ideal India's No. 1 Tlwi] Cup lombination DaTUrfei Mohan and Henry Fenreita bg the Malayan veteran player. A. S. Samuel, jut hi> Mtu'K Selangor part■H l.i m Koon Yam.
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    285 12 Quarter-Final Surprises At KL Tourney TEIK HOCK LOSES TOSELANGORPLA YER By LEONG HEW MENG KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. It was a morning of surprises as the International Gold Cups badminton championships entered the second day of play. First Ooi Teik Hock, Malaya's No. 2 went out to Selangor state player Lim
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    RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    311 12 H 11. Xl SI ITS ol m-Vi-d*y's tnucins were: sINdLfr.S J.»ern Skaurup l>«-nm.»rk-hcAt I>i«W Mitchell I I S] IS 9, r» 8. I. tin Rmi Yam iSelansof !»^»t o«»i ink Hock I Penan! II >». r> t < lieim- llntk Len- I Johore I beat l)»-\ind»r
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    Aussies Have 17 Hours Here
    46 12 SYDNEY, June 5 (Reuter-AAPi-Two Qantas Constellations will fly 71 members of the Australian Olympic team to London next week. During a 17-hour stay m Singapore, the swimmers will have training workouts there. The team leaves London for Helsinki on June 24.
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    SKAARUP UPSETS DICK MITCHELL
    578 12 JOEItN SRAAKIP (D mark > and D; k Mitchell |A m erica > opened *the morning's play. Playing well up t > form. Skaarup I cleared this >c >n i bur 1> with plenty to spare winning 15 9 15—2 Us had America's No. 2 under
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    TODAY'S MATCHES
    192 12 TOD A Y'S MATCHES 9 SO am. WOMEN'S Doubles: Miss Wong Oi Wan and Mrs Hary Yap y Mis s Phua Yoke Chin and Miss Lim Kirn Wan. Men's Doubles Yeoh Teck Chye and Loong Pan Yap v Chan Kon Leong and A. Piruz: Teoh Seng Khoon and Lim Kee
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    YMCA Win Packi Cup
    56 12 IPOH. Thurs. YMCA won the Packi Cup today when they defeated Kampar MYF by three goals to one m the final of the six-a-side soccer competition sponsored by the Ipoh Youth. The women's hockey encoun--1 ter- between the YWCA and The Rest resulted m both sides
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    867 12  -  Mercury By Vat berg Shows How DEFORE I go on to tell you '"> i the various hurdle enta, I want you to bear Mie point m mind, and that h h irdlingj is really sprinting with obstacles m the 'Aiy that have to be D jtiated. IJO
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    Anderson School Beat Dr. Mott's XI
    119 12 IPOH. Wed.— Anderson School cricket eleven today scored a runaway victory over a strong scratch side skippered by State player Dr G A Mott The school XI replied with 123 tor five declared to the oposi tion's total of 04 runs all out. For
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    Tigers Beat SCC After Hard Fight
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    Today's Sport
    38 12 Today's Sport SOCCER: SAFA Leagu c Div. 3 Tamiyrnix Rovers v Social AP at Geylang, SBHFA League Malayan Airways v ICI at Farrer Park; Robinsons V Handelbank at F X ATHLETICS: RAF Malaya Championships (Ist day) at Seletar.
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    Lancers Beat Indians 3-0
    51 12 IPOH, Thurs. 12 Royal Lancers easily defeated the Kinta Indians by three goa's to nil m a first division leagurgame on the town padani, today. The Lancers gcored twire m the first half through. Doyle anjd poggerty. Walsh netted ithe third goal midway m the .second
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    59 12 Ready to thrill the WhitMonday crowds, British midget ear driver Fay Taylour sits at the wheel of her car at Walthamstow Stadium, Essex. Fay. recently returned from a racing and business trip to the States, has been used to two-wheel drive" cars on clay tracks. Now
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    Combined Schools
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    Indian Cup Team Feted
    82 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.. Paying tribute to the Indian Thorna s Cup team here today, Mr. K. K. Benjamin said "you have -shown by your spirit and sportsmanship that you are true sportsmen and you have done your be.<t. He was speaking at a party given by
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    S'pore Tourney Tickets Sell Today
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    Outstanding Gallops On K.L. Track
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