Singapore Standard, 7 June 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 340. 3ft *1 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 1. 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CEN
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    City s Biggest Blukar Fire Still Raging
    166 1 5 Mi-ltrd Staff Reporter '< nIK regular rire- bj the Army Fire e>ently tackling Bre, riaimad to be the En the history of early hours of this Arc continued to the area. Jurong Road. t I on Thursday a ready spread to N)
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    5 More Students, 3 Teacher Freed
    73 1 SINGAPOni Security Rolice have 30 fai re eased 25 ot tne .15 Inaction and students or the Yock E:ij School. Tanjong Kitong Rjad fol r>wing the raid an the school on M 27. Origina* rj eight touchers and 27 students are c held. Seventeen
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    Fed. To Allow Tax Relief For Gifts To Charity
    314 1 Xl \I A LUMPUR, Fri.-The Income Tax Ordini i vi the Federation is to be amended so as to make <i.m»tion to the Government or to un approved mii 'inn m Singapore eligible for relief As the \<t.': now stands. 00J3
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    Plans For SJAA Hqrs. Drawn Up
    210 1 Standard Stall Reporter TENTATIVE plans for the construction of a new $230,009 Singapore headquarters of the St John Ambulance Association and Brigade are being drawn up. said Mr, W. G. Webb at the Association's annual meetifig 3 esterdar. Mr Webb, who is chairman of
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    STUDENT DIES IN CAR CRASH
    72 1 A SCHOOLBOY. Tan Heng Swan (13), was fatally injured m mii accident involving car near the junction of Dime;irn Road and Whitiey Road at about 12-35 p.m. yesterday. Tan died m th« hospital spon alter admission. Tr:unc Police are appealing for m;o;mation which might help
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    Taximan Loses Two Fingers
    90 1 A TAXI driver, Ong Boon Yucit (35), was attacked by his fare, a Malay, with a parang m a lane i) ff le $1 mile Jurohg Road. Singapore, yesterday. Ong osi two finger^ and. received j cvi on the head. Onij said he entered the lane
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    Rangoon-Mandalay Rail Service Cut
    44 1 RANGOON, June fi (Renter) --Communist rebeis have paralysed the rail service between h.-i c j "*i MaUdalay, m central Burma, by Wowing up,« biidge' Bitutn <«i Mandalay. Repair yruisis have been rushed la tiiw bio.ik. tu repuir the. 11. ia.
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    New C-in-C Of FEAF Due Here
    113 1 AIR MARSHAL AC. Sanderson. Commander-in -Chief designate ot Far East Air Force, is I due to arrive by air at Changi I airfield at midday tomorrow. With Mrs. Sanderson, the Air Marshal ti;i s been a few days m PeriaQjg before taking up hi.s
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    US Envoy To Confer With Rhee
    73 1 PUSANi.Jnae (UP> United States Arnbussador John J. Mucdo arrived heVe today and imsnediately scheduled a conference *itn President Syngman Rhee o;i the Korean political crisis. Muc'cmo. carrying Tinman's message expressing "'.shock and amazement* 1 at the political situation m a note to Rhee was
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    RIDGWAY WARNS RUSSIA
    331 1 Allied Commander Hits Reds In D-Day a Anniversary Speech UTAH BEACH, Normandy, June 6 (Reuter) Gen. Matthew Ridgway, the new Allied Supreme Commander m a D Day anniversary speech today warned the Soviet Union not to take the Western powers' "constant quest for peoce ful solutions at
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    39 1 Photo by The Governor of Singapore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. is seen here inspecting: the (iiurd of Honour drawn from the school cadet corps when he visited Raffles Institution on their annual Founder's and Speech Day yesterday T. Goh
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    Pacific Council To Hold First Meeting
    220 1 WASHINGTON, June 6, (UP) Authoritative sources told the United Press today that the State Department is expected to announce plans for the first meeting of the Pacific Council at the end of Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies' second visit here m the latter part
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    Aust. Troops For Malaya?
    78 1 A ust. Troops For Malaya? Standard London Corr. LONDON June 6. Australia may send troops to Malaya. Prime Minister Menzies has been discussing with British authorities the question of Australia's contribution to the Middle East and Malayan defence. The present Australian Government is known to feel it is wise to
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    Reds Fire On Deportees From H'Kong
    152 1 HONGKONG. June 6 (AP)— Commuryst shore guns opened i fire last night on sampans carrying Chinese deportees bar-k to China, according to informaJ tion obtained from Marine j Police Launch crews which took 200 deportees from here yesterday. The launches translened the deportees to
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    Menzies At Harwell
    51 1 LONDON, June a, (Beuter).— Mr. Robert Men/.ies. Australia's Prime Minister, is spending the whole of today inspecting the British atomic research centre at Harwell m Berkshire. He is being shown this "top secret" establishment by Lord Cher well, scientific adviser to j Mr. Winston Churchill. British Prime
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    C-in-C, Channel Area
    31 1 PARIS. .Tune 6. (AP) The North Atlantic Treatji Organization today antiounced t'ne appointment of Admirsi Sir John EdeUten as Allied. Commander-in-Chic/ of the Charms! Area, effective In Septeini^er.
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    E. Germans Flee To West
    270 1 BKRLI.W Jurre 6 fAP>— The East German Communists found today that their scare campaign against We*t Berlin had back_Jflied and frightened thousands Ru-ssfan Zone Germans into flight tj the West. West Berlin's crowded refugee itatious took In more than I*slo East -Germans during the lust
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    War Minister Plans To Visit Malaya
    130 1 War Minister Plans To Visit Malaya I LONDON June n, (Reutei British Wat- Minister Anr thony Heuri sanl here today] that he hoped toon to 2 to Malaya "to see Hie ■r m r there." 1 He told r-i Press conference I j that Britain's national artn<t jmode up >>•
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    7 MIGs Shot Down
    97 1 7 MIGs Sh ot Down SEOUL, June r, UPi American Sabre.jrts Ih<i t down wevtm Cotumtinist Mid 15s today and damas^d Uo more m two hlu/ins dos fights over northwest Korra. Sixty-four F-Hhs tangird with 28 MKis trying to intercept the United Nations fighter bombers on rail cut tin? and
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    UK Press Lukewarm Toward Ike's Speech
    139 1 LONDON, June 6, (AP) Gen. Dwight I). VAse bower's maiden campaign speech m his hid for the H publican presidential nomination got a mainly Ink warm reception m the British press yesterday. The Liberal News Chronicle commented editorial I y: 'On ears perhaps too
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    Sharp Drop In Aust. Exports
    73 1 Sharp Drop In A ust. Exports \wnRR J c I ■Re hopping Mte mcfit resti rtion <<;e Ii mi tint i 1' I H rl" Itffti c■■ ied Compared h K\ r KLIHA '■> '"I i 200 000 do Le of exchange >r the pound Ung>. B i i .1
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    Reds Charge UN Fire Hits Neutral Zone
    170 1 Reds Charge UN Fire Hits Neutral Zone PA NM i N 0 M fuat 1 (Reuter-AAP ,tt complained today I i Nations rfiell fi agi! itl hai nrounded three civilians ve.>terday tlonf the perimetM (»f I!).- IXNiymrd neutral K(.r«»;io 1 ure tame, at Panmun|om In n note banded to th
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    Thames Tragedy
    15 1 OO .i I Etc i it Kingi the ea irj toda dliofl capsized
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    'EXOTIC'
    55 2 by "EXOTIC", modelled by Josephine West, is a dashing version of the pierrot costume m cerise crepe with a brocade bird of prey over left hip. The black taffeta skirt is detachable as seen here. This was one of many gowns by "Alta's" shown at the Capitol Ballroom on
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    BRIGHT FUTURE FOR ENGLISH EDUCATION
    252 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE future of English education m Malaya is "very bright and we hare not yet met the demand." said Dr. 11. H. Petersen. Principal of the Anglo Chinese School, who Is lea vine for the I'nited States next week. with his wife
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    Rajah Wants Principals To Stay Longer
    132 2 SPEAKING al the Raffles gnstitui Founder-' Day Dinner at Ad yesterday. A. P Rajah, the President of c OH RartVsians Assorfft- hat "he school Deeded was more continuity oa:l if! 'he s-.-iiool, parariy w \m a In aster." He added thai the post of
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    New Arrival At US Consulate
    50 2 COX>' hn Hays Hawkins Jr., has arrived m Singato replace Consul John I itive Officer of ate Geni a who let: eek for Wsa v gl a. Deputy to the d'Hsul Ge:.. led i istma F." Raw three children pay, B b d Ri "hard.
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    Filipinos To Celebrate
    87 2 THE Filipino Community of Singapore are planning a 'grand programme to celebrate i the Philippines Independence Day, which fails on July 4. 1 One of the functions is a dance ;ti Ra'Tles. Officials of the Singapore Filipino Assn. fur 1952, are: President M. R. Anciano: Vice President
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    Peacock Dancer In Tamil Drama
    58 2 MR VICTOR DOR AY. the well known peacock dancer of Singapore, ami his three Lhers will stage a Tamil! drama entitled "Sacrifice and Love" at Victoria Theatre on July 9 at 8 p.:v:. Indian girls will also perf( ran several dancing numbers, wiiiie the Indian
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    Remand Prison Best Cure For Asthma, Says Accused
    184 2 Remand Prison Best Cure For Asthma, Says Accused Standard Start Reporter Trir. Sing; pi Eli i aod Prison is the best curt for asthma thai was what 10), a r* with ho sebreakiiig, I at the Third Police lay. B d thai with I ie bnck th< prison apd diet,
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    20 Clerks Figure In First Move To Streamline Govt.
    253 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE orientation and reorganization of Singapore Government machinery, to which end three efficiency experts have been working here for the last six months, has begun. About 20 temporary clerks m the Imports and Exports Department of the Economic
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    Only Chinese Girl There
    81 2 A SINGAPORE girl is among the pupils il St. Mj tin's Independent School for Girls at Solihu!!. Binnihgha i, which only a few days ago celebrated its 10th annivefsarv. She is 15-year old Bt^e Lee. daughter of a Singapore stockbroker. Her parents were recommended to send
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    3 Surgeries' Rent Raised
    61 2 3 Surgeries Rent Raised THE rents of the premises used by three £dn] m Singapore were raised oy consent applications made befori the Rent Conciliation Board yesterday. A surgery situated m North Bridge Road had its reni of $70 raised to $95, another m Jalan Besar from (35 to $50,
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    Fell Off Lorry
    50 2 A FINDING, or death 1..--misadventure was returned at the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the\inqiiesl into the death of Tan Liew Chiew (28), a lorry attendant, who was thrown o!T a lorry In a lane m Kian Hang Estate and died on the spot on April 27.
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    Scolded By Father, Girl Took Own Life
    138 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Coroner's Court was to.d yesterday thai a 20-year-old Chinese girl took her own life after she had bee:; scolded by her father for nol sticking to her job. The court was holding an inquest on the gir!, Chua
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    Service Is Motto Of These Women
    118 2 THE principle of international service ami friendhhip which guided the thousands of nieml>er^ of Inner Wheel was hi reject l»y various speakers yesterday at a meeting of lh«* Singapore Branch of the Hub. The occasion was a luncheon at the Capitol Blue Room at
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    Acquire Love For Reading, R1 Boys Told
    165 2 CONGRATULATING the students of Rallies Institution, the Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nieoil, told more than ScO boys of the school yester(fsy t)i at their successes m L 951 showed that the school was cognizant of the need for building on bases
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    MacD To Open YMCA Funfair
    99 2 THE Commissioner Genera:. Mr. .Malcolm Ma Donald will <v are open the Singapore YMCA fete ami fair at 2 p.m. today. The Fair wfl] 1 c heM at the Y'^- tennis pavilion m Bras Basah Road up to 11 p.m. Th| S ngapore Police H:>r.d
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    ITS A PROUD DAY FOR MR. LIM
    375 3 ITS A PROUD DAY FOR MR. LIM W B nintoc I! ym the pr S ngaporc- md lalayu 1 at ihe prill Is name m a sta i: thei ports a Geok, Pre uf the S: ;i i I intO A: Itl..:;. C ip am manager me of tl* oe
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    WORLD'S BEST SHUTTLE STADIUM OPENS TODAY
    498 3 iL*JE%2 Ye M 8 S#P*** *«MMH» Badminton HaU, the h~! SLSZL ln W rl opened We have worlds best badminton players and from today we also have an appropriate haU m which they can display their prowess. By CHRISTINE MEMER Standard Staff Reporter SEVGAPORE'S
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    Prison For Negligent Driver
    66 4 Mjmi ml urr> >(w>iul< m H. Fri.— I i. Kay. a 2S-: i Dr, H. i a] private! i kill- \> the X put First A P k i nonths' < iprisonment. Tiv arged D teath I ampalam on g 2, at the :-ird mile t]
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    3 MoreReds Surrender
    177 4 standard Slaff Corre opOP Ae«t kl \l II R, Fri Three Mere irrronsts lia\«* Mirniul* r« <l m |he I* «-drrali«»u, and m the MUHC 24-hour jmthml. one lerrorisl waa killt-d and another »ouiulnl. Two wore Icrroritta arc said lo liax<- been Tho only rorists killed yesterday
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    This Will Help Catch More Fish
    162 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.If a scheme wh. i i;t> Ac ing I itri Bi- ..i- oi Kelani m, Pengku Srimah Raja, w submit at the :i<- v f morning cl RIDA receives approval, the ftsh cat< h oi Easi Coast fisher- w ill increase considei^bly
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    Paper Report Gets Denial
    82 4 Paper Report Gets Denial KUALA I.UMPI'R Fri.— rhe Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan. emphatically denied he statement In a Malay lewspaper thai most memo* rs )f the Roy., 1 Family ol Pfegi v n lan are Dot satisfied ith be appointment o! Tengk i and Tengkii Mv iertin^ which the
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    FULL TIME MAN FOR VOLUNTEERS
    246 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. A full-tim< itiMrtietor for th* IVnanjj Unit of the olunteer Reconnaissance C.orp», Federation of Malaya. a\ ill he posted m Penan^ m the «arly part of July, Mr. J. K. Miller, the Keertiiting Officer, told The Standard today. "It may
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    NEW SURGEON
    54 4 Standard Stuff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fii. "Bringing a civilian surgeon to the army m Malaya is a newj departure", said a spokesman of H.Q. Malaya when he announced the arrival i: 1 Malaya for duty at the Kamuntinf British Military Hospital, Taiptng, of a civilian surgeon. Mr. K.J.
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    65 4 photo. "I regard this as one of the highest honours paid to me m Malaya 1 shall treasure this kukri for the rest of my life and as a reminder of my commanding the Brigade of Gurkhas for six months,** said the G.O.C. Malaya, Major-General K. E. Urquhart. on receiving
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    Charge Driver, Says Coroner
    288 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— At the conclusion of an inquest into the death of a 72-year-old Pakistani. Mohd. Ali Shah, who was knocked down by a Police GMC vehicle, the Kuala Lumpur Coroner Raja Chik Jaaiai today, returned a verdict of misadventure with blame partly attached to
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    March Figures Were Lowest
    179 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENAXG. Fri.— The Penang Economic Affairs Officer, Mr. A. D. Dawson. told The Standard today that following the imposition of the letter of rrodit system, the Import of rubber to Penang from Sumatra was only seriously j affected since March this year. In
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    Reward For Wanted Two
    108 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— ln connection with the murder at Che 801/4 milestone Kuala Kangsar Lenggong Road of Gk>h Ah Kow. proprietor oi a shop at 54. Main Roa:i Lenggong on Dec. 14 U\<{ year, the Perak Police are olTering a reward of $2,000 for information leading
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    RailwayMan Is Cleared
    82 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Agreeing with the submission of the Defence Counsel, If] R P. H. Rajasooria, that then was no ease for the accused to answer, the president <jf the Rawang Sessions Court. Mr B. V. Rhodes, today, acquitted ii i discharged. S. Kandasamy Assistant Station Mastei
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    Ming Yuen Man Slain
    88 4 IPOH. Fri. -A patrol of the 1/6 Gurkhas, operating m the Kuala Kangsar area yesterday I morning contacted a party of i armed bandits and succeeded jin killing one of them. The dead bandit has been identified as Ko Po alias Siew Meng alias Siew On*,
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    MAJOR KILLED
    26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. j WhjJe on operation m Taiping on June 3, Major A.T.D Macs I Donald of the 1/6 Gurkha Rifles was killed.
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    Merchants May Call Off Boycott
    259 4 —ii-S Chlnese *nerchants here who had called for a general boycott of the Everett Shipping Lme pending successful negotiations being conducted on l^^fiH W Ira P° rters Exporters' A^cia tion and the shipping agents, Messrs. Guthrie and Co may not now carry out their threat
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    60 Malays Get A Second Chance
    272 5 Standard Stalf Corrrsponden] \i i XI A! X LUiMPUR, hi.- Sivtv ■poriafly K4e<4ed ■■ta aVtamm Iron. IpoV l«a>r H<.|tl<.d down at tfac JieuiVH»priMM< Malaj Kt-haLiliiaii,,,, Crntrc at Morib. a roaMal 1oh, hlhmi! 60 milr, Jrom Kuala Laanpv. TinMalay* *il( rrrehrc lrai«H«» mi lim rehabilitation
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    Arms Officer Appointed
    62 5 IHL D"> t ol r> > ice ii c SI 01 Oflß S: »P< Force He *i b•• •■'4 for the c >' Aims an d Exp 0c KOf .i a:. p...)' j., District >' f i. ci H I- ix:-. icensing n that is I [napei
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    Office Bearers
    60 5 the rei 1 1 >trra A ince U 4 Brig Chairman— Dr W V Chair- Tet ii D< W E H Ha a h M r v, C. C Dr Vicke ID W I The E cecnti < Asso itl m ile D G. Harilas. Mi A iocL
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    Six Film Shows
    21 5 SIX FILM ted with the Pa m the t J -> i ire ■>-.■ he laiiy a1 i Memofia Ha
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    Compradore Cleared
    49 5 TEO THON< i n an pr- nmj adore m I Mister an i Cv, I.- 1 <i i a mm nons targe m the Si- gapore Po rth Police < rl y sterday for i ng hia a Great Dace, bite Ra i Sin shir i F r
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    58 5 Photo hy dinner of the Old KaMesian* 1 Association at the Adelphi Hotel last ai^ht Pictured Jeft to right arc: Miss A. HinchliffV Primiual of Raffles Girls' School, Mr. A. P. Kajah President of the OW Kafflesijias' Association. MLs* Xorris, President of the Old ILift>s (iirls' Association and Mr P.
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    Air Ministry Union Meeting
    70 5 THE FIFTH axuw I feneral the Singapore Air Ministi k Local Stall Union wili be h I June 21 at 2.3fl p.m. i- Victoria Memorial Hall. Ibe rneel ng r ill ooosider i tecide what aclion is to taken m regard to the Union's hitherto i
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    He May Succeed Mr. Yong
    104 5 KUALA LUMPDR. Pri. Mi. f riwc Kew Koh. of Prrak. may take up the post ol honorary seore-tary-sprn'ial <»r th** RAaSayau Chinese A>.siniati<>n. whuii has bf«*ii left racaat follouiu^ Mr. Yuas Shook Lia's resj{va&«a last *»outh. Mr. Leans has beea suu-estrd ijr the |M»st by
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    PROCLAMATION
    29 5 THE PR< >C!. \.\!.\TlO\ the Queen's coi ination by the Queen's G irter-at-Arms at St. James' Palace, London, will be broadcast >ver Radio Malaya at 7.15 p.m. t.»d:i>.
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    277 5 1> BJVJLC HrKHr*te, Bnult4Hl Ki>r. I^lhihl li«ll r PuiiiP-. Nee j»u«»ii. Seletar Hiflr*«. Ment.il ll^inl.il. Imfatgar Ksfat,- \li»nU K.r *>;•'""■ Kara 1 rh»r riiiu;^. -i***» PLur JaI.JM \»-"i. Jala" KUft, Ki"*»« K<l l## !i?" K.I JierjUiC'"* ll j^ew-IM-U K*taW. Khl.iim *yer. Mrr»«»»w« IWi.. K.w <>••••» Ko.inrtary KW..
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    77 5 The negotiating committee of the All-Malaya Rubber Workers' Union met ivcenjly in' Kuala Lumpur for preliminary discussion before going into negotiations with the employers' *ide on wages of tubber estate workers as a result of a iall m rubber price. Chairman of the committee is Mr. P. P. Narayanan. On
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    Sir Charles Lifts Stay Of Execution
    403 5 A STAY oi* execution preventing the mvnrr. Lee Sin« Bak, of No. s Circular Road, from hrtring possrssion if the premises 'was removed by the] Singapore Chief fustiee, Sir Charlrs Murray Ajastey, m the Hi^h Court yerter4ay. <>n an application by Or C. II
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    Wife Against Discharge
    118 5 WHEN Frt*;,r-. subject, Mariiu Jaiboud. made m application tor discharge Erom bankruptcy before thg Singapore Cbiel Justice. Si;- Charles Murrajr-Aynsley, m the Hitji Court yesterday Ms wiles compel MJai Me ciien; would object to x discha ge unless /alboud made fresh dccc of aeparati id with guarantee
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    261 5 Amicable, Say Bosses dlov<m V LMPLR Fri— The MaU.HM Planting hulustrirs Km- H T 1 011 rCP rCM lllill llle U^l rnbbri e.tnto »pblfr foi ,i edcr f ti °f proposals r«smlm S ful,,,r KL\*f Ovker 1 ll try, [fiMf a ..urti,,, d* morning MPIFi Lvf "J
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    153 5 HUSBAND'S ARSON THREAT Standard Staff Reporter SENTENCE on a youag h itband, Chong Kirn Hiang, who Oxreatened to burn dtowa the tome following a quarrel with tas mother-in-law was postponed m the Bhsgapow Asvizes yesterday. The jury found him guilty on a charge of criminal intimidation. Crown Counsel Mr A.
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    Scheme To Meet The Crisis
    123 5 KUALA LUMPDI Pi Certaii trade hcUmm federation are Bugsestins thai Covernmem nwy fd hvc > present idi %i se rul >'"■ positio!! by res«trtt#tictinf Hi Stevenson Restriction ieme which vas icrapp-'d anie yejrs Thrv ibjp i' a IHMBfy BMM fr>f prridLii'tJOTi Uk be Mb -'J'
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    Airmen Shot At The Gap
    41 5 Xl F While travellii] j dov Road v ttAI ber of terrorists it the the ttrmei i and o: i iej ivas aba:. i When a platoon Oi H -.1 appeal I (he s ten fI«H
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    92 5 Standard Stall Reporter THE GOVERNOR, Mr. J. F Nicoll, is h patron o: the St. John Ambulance Association] and Brigade. This was an~- viced by Dr. W. J. Vickers. chairman, at the annual general meeting of the Association. yesterday. Referring to Government.-, support, Dr. Vickers
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    Col. Pleasants Awarded OBE
    90 5 THE COM IffANDER the Fiji M litary Farces Col. C L P sap.ts. !u> bee-:! made a C a mander the Order »f the British F.mp: c (Military) m the Queen's birthday honours <v Col. Pleasant* is now on i to the Fiji Battalion •perai Kg
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    GURKHA lED FIGHT AGAINST 30
    187 5 Standard Staff oricpondrnt THE Queen ha^ approved the award of the Military MedaJ to Corporal Bhupal K i:ii: oi the I Stb Gurkha Rifles. Cpl. Bhupal Khatri on Feb. 1 20 was serond-in-rommann of ja fighting patrol m th?Kar:gkar Kahang area of Johore. When advancing
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    Siah's 2nd Prize For Top Speech
    38 5 hi Ifl ('it..- Leng We v i s Spe* place 5 .k f»f the Methodist < > »lace MM c ■Menf won »i s The ere the AjCjS 4 itio SHmm GM i-CJS. C«
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    Singapore Standard Mr. Braddon's Mythopia
    855 6 Singapore Standard Mr. Braddon's Mythopia Independent Morning ftatafMrpei X have had sent to us, by a group of Malayan Students m Australia, a recent issue of a magazine called The New Australasian Post What interested the students and us was the hrst instalment of a serialisation oi a book called
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    Tory Backbench Campaign To Oust Mr. Churchil
    685 6  - Tory Backbench Campaign To Oust Mr. Churchil PHILIP VERNON by LONDON. HPHE House of Commons is now m recess for Whitsuntide During the seven weeks since Easter the Conservative Government has had a rough time m Parliament The Labour Party has had the advantage of it on almost every important
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    How STALIN Could win GERMANY
    1203 6 How STALIN Could win GERMANY With urgency and compelling logic. Lieut. -Colonel F.O. Miksche. the great military prophet and author of the recently published book "Unconditional Surrender." analyses the situation developing between Germany and the western allies. The political game begins to resemble an auction sale, he writes. Who will
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    Review of Views
    255 6 Review of Views Grow More Rice m the years to oome Malaya VAtd not depend on Siain and? other countries for her rice if? government could immediately 2 devise a scheme to absorb the? thousands of ex-employees in 2 rubber industries into the rice 2 planting industry. So said? Utusari
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      Antagonism Towards The City Council
      148 6 Antagonism Towards The City Council Sir. -hi reply to Mr ran Soon Kirn's letter which appeared m The Singapore Standar I >1 May 31, 1952 wish to state that his an men's were fallacious and manifested antagonism towards the City Council. It is not Inv intention to back the City
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      M.I.C. And Efforts Towards Indian Unity
      149 6 Sir.— Last week's M.I.C. deliberations and the appeal of its President for unity amongst the various communities m Malaya was amus- ing. The leaders of. the M.I.C. always preach Mafjyjan unity while keeping fee Indians divided aniqps themselves I would like to ask Mr.
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    Ike Mentions World Peace And Security As Campaign Issue
    688 7 1.r0.,,1. aed hi, free^winging fighl for the RepubHcai. preaden '■'I .."."."a,,,,., ThnrMlay hy revealing his vie^ emSS from civil ri^tohfa boyhood dr,a,ns. He named "he Z2SS hsue a, HorM peace and security. Never refusing an answei to any of the controversial
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    Taft Scores Marrow Win in S. Dakota
    97 7 SIOIX FALL, South Italwta, June 5 (Renter) Robert A. Taft Ml appeared hair's bfeadtft victor— with a lead i»l only 590 votes over GcaenU Dwight D. Eisenhower m their South Dakota primary clash— last •ad closest between the lv« star contenders for Krpuhiitan
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    House Passes $6 Billion US Aid Bill
    93 7 WASHINGTON. June 5 (Reuter) The House of Representatives today passed and sent to the Senate a final hill authorizing more than 56.400.000.000 for foreign military and economic aid next year. The vote was 210 to 115. With only brief debate, the House approved
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    B.B.C. Director-General Resigns.
    44 7 B.B.C. DirectorGeneral Resigns. I.OXDOV June |S fl'P)— The;' British Broadcasting Corpora- j l tion announced the resignation!;: ol Sir Williafn Haley. its r director-general The an- nouncemeni said Haley's re- agnation followed n.s acclept-(n aiiet* or trie editor-ship ot the a Tiznea of London.
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    Pope Recovered
    48 7 I VATICAN CITY 3tme a (Reutert— Pype Pius" h;.d tocte.y recovered eompiftcly ftrOna cold he cSußht three da>s ago. His temperature W9§ b.ick tp formal, it wa.s learned. The 76-year-oJd head pf t'i»» Ronftjn Catpolic C't u rrn saiij mass and thea guve v feW audience?'.
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    Talal's Sudden Change Of Plans
    89 7 PARIS June is (Reyter) Km* Talai 61 Jordan ha.s can<*ellecj plans i-.n immediate return to Amman, his capital, a Jordan Legation spokesman said her« tod;,y. Thf. sp£kesQpaB hud said ear- t. uit the Kiii^. wi'ho arrived here 6b a health \i.sit last month, would l^ve
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    Cane Refuse For Newsprint
    106 7 Standard London tirrrsfumdt»t LO.\DO\ jun« B; ft ih the !i >.»..' c could i rev d paper ih< tag< Otu i wills <.). Vic< Pn id< J oi lh< Intel oal ional Federati Newspapi Publish* t, annual congi i m B esterda: No c I howeyei
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    De Gaulle Opposes Peace Pact
    161 7 De Gaulle Opposes Peace Pact PARIS. June 5. (Reuter),: General Charles De Gaulle j today declared the United States would not use the atom j bomb m the deie&ce of j Europe against Russian agggesj sion because Russia could (obliterate American pities with the same weapon. In a statement issued
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    Soviets Have 75 Divisions In East Germany, Satellites
    202 7 LONDON, June 5 (UP) The Soviets have 45 divisions m East Germany and European satellite countries and 30 more m reserve to back up their satellite military forces, informed sources said today Intelligence reports from 1 Behind the Iron Curtain said Soviet
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    Red Satellites To Get Bolivian Tin
    128 7 NEW YORK, June 6 > Renter)— Tin from Bolivia, which Is most important In the build-up of the United State.*; defence system, may soon be flowing to Soviet satellite countries. Mr. Arturo Cano. former Consui-General of Bolivia ai New York, said m a press
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    Russian Naval Games Off Japan
    77 7 nc\f KUSiIiRO. Hokkaido. June 6, (AP). Russian warships and pl;ine s ;ire reported conducting war manoeuvres off eastern Hokkaido, northern-most Japanese island, Kyodo reported today. The reports said shell :brations could be (elt at Nesappu Point, on the tip of the Nemuro Peninsula. Target crafi
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    Ingrid Bergman's Twins Five Days Overdue
    173 7 ROME. June 5, (Reuter>—Film-. Star In^r d Bergman, expectant mother of twins, tonight defied the doctors and rose from her bed m a Rome clinic for an hour's Buna t auto ride round 'he city. Doctors and nurses retnonstrateti with her. but the actress
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    Missing Diplomat in Prague
    127 7 Missing Diplomat in Prague LONDON June 6 (IP) A Zurich dispatch to the London Daily Express said today that Donald Mac Lean one of the two British diplo mats missing for more than a year, is now living m Prague, Czechoslovakia The Daily Express said m a front-page bannerlinc story
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    Extortion Racket: 3 Indicted
    139 7 SAX FRANCISCO Jun< I (AP): Three San Fj.. Chinese business men have been indict* d hen b a 1 federal grand jury on charges 1 of sending almost *U3ssi to Communisj China m i complex ftnancial sch< tot th; I netted the -n at U ast
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    Russia May Outpace US In A torn Race
    80 7 roiifer< HKMmaJ Blomic nurp .ommiii,,. K«iJ 11M lWc ■•Wrf« ihu, ouJdiManr, ||,r J Mti^ m Hi.- tM,,jlor liMlr^yn b«»mli Mipr«mar>. '■■■>' use R ing "trul j pted gfi 1! i i "W\ ep Jacki of. the joint mittei s ts i admits
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    New Vietnam Cabinet Announced
    192 7 New Vietnam Cabinet Announced SAH ;< >N j w N< Vi< ese Prinn Minis- Ng en Van Tarn todai announced 13 names of his an < abinel Tarn hin !> tains h Ministry of the 1 post m the outgoing Tran i Huu Cabinet, ram said two p r: Social
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    46 7 photo Marshal Tito, Yugoslav chief of State, chats with Doctor .lagan Nath Khosla. India's Charge d'Affaires m Yugoslavia, at a reception given at the Presidium, Belgrade, to mark Tito's 60th birthday. They discussed Yugoslav- j Indian relations. With th«-m are Doctor Khosla \s wife. A. P.
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    Bombay To Colombo In 2 Hours, 25Min.
    64 7 Bombay To Colombo In 2 Hours, 25 Min. Colombo. June 8 (Beuter) A British Comet jel airliner new here today from Bombay two hours and 25 minute* Bombay aboul Joou mi .-<■ from Colombo >n its second roving (Ughl the Comet look one hour and 51 minutes to reach Bombay
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    Honorary Degree For HK Governor
    62 7 HONGKONG. Jun c f: (Beater AAP) Dr L.T EUdi via Chancellor of Hongkong r sity, will confer the honorary degree ol LI.D. on the Governor, Sir Alexander Gi I on benall oi the university next Thu da nc hi. s honorary ''«■•<• Govei nor will
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    UK Urged To Accept Farouk As Sudan King
    78 7 f 1N > .1.1 I Richa <: R St« 5m Clement fed the B < dm nt today 1 J- OUll II X g the "only sent deadlock." 51 kef <■ B riiM. with > Ma ia ned M curreni La fe
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    Jap Crown Prince To Attend Coronation
    42 7 TOKYO Jun, Eighteen j 1 ai d < i Allihil attorn tlon Q next y< the ■> > story. AainichJ said .1. poct-wa I 1 Shunichi Matcumol BOAC plane I port at 615 1 ew post v y> 05
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      163 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standord London Corespondent ~-DON, June 6 —The following ore the closing ■I rubbei and tin on the London Morket todoy: ONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN 25id. Spot £968 per ton buyers, 25 d. £969 seller,. Aug 24 J d 24*^' Three months: £962 Q tc 24d buyers,
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      64 7 \\\\\r^y i2^ I I WMAT S THE 1 1 ~~i r__._ AND y BrM! *..«jSBiHrB N\l S TEACHE^ R^ LAi?^T^ E QUESTION^ X A I K^-^t-^^ffl^^iyf y^ 'mu***mW'J'ylf. *\__s^' F// Jm^^^. y' Nt O r^__WW W\wr 4 M "^W. Cc P i«i b^u-a.- r. .<■-»._ i.fo:-A. rp= ___n mf^^M jm
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    Jap Shipping Agents Want Chinese Crews
    137 8 HONGKONG, J\ ru 6' (Reuter-AAP)—Japanes* ship p no agenU m mi Co?™y have Men om>ro«ch»>gChwes<> I Kamen tor employment on board Japanese vessels. Mr i aS YuenKei 'chairman of the Hongkong, branch a§ the Chinese Semen's Union, said the union hjM so fnr not
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    Passenger Shrp Collides With Collier In Fog
    139 8 MONTREAL, June 6 (UP) The Cunaid liner Scythia collided with the Canadian collier Wabana near the mouth of the fog- shrouded Saint Lawrence River on Thursday. p the TJ7')-ton v\a- ma's stern was ripped away i one „i its crewaiea was reported missing,
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    second Finn Ship In Port
    77 8 second Finn Ship In Port Standard Shipping RrportrP The second Finnish-own freighter to call at Singapore this year, the t.OM-ton Va^i, dropped anchor m the Outer Roads yesterday from Tsinglao The Standard understands that the Vaasa is carrying 7 '!•>'» tons of general cargo for Black Sea port of Odessa.
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      42 8 Despatches TODAY: Djambi 8 a.m. by [en tb, Patembang 8 a.m. by Landak, Sarawak, (except Wliri) noon by Rajah Brooke, Easl Africa (letters only) ti toil by WTintcrbiU, South Aft!, i n ""i by Winterhill, Tanjong Pinang 6 p.m. by L.l,'.. 1
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    P^Dl GROWER IS GETTING BIGGER RETURNS FOR TOIL
    346 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS Planting Being Modernised Due To RIDA Help By standard Staff Reporter HUGE SUMS are being sored rice growers ,n Malaya now that economic aid being given by the Rural Industrial Development Authority ii .-cplacmg the traditional "padi-kuncha" system of loans
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    77 9 mi- rubber pritQ pel Ih i m Silica i>.»ir yesteftfaj wpre Kuvrr> M*f!rr> n half**, .lime No. X n s |4j s|; kn xr. fgt N s *X 'HI >Ji<htl\ vtradit-r M>(»\ XI KKKH I [)f nmg prices < i it. were §85 d )m -4,d Num. id Num. Qaiei
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    Jap Rough Textiles Dearer In Celebes
    77 9 Standard Staff Correspondent JAKARTA, June b Macassar dispatches indicate trade circles there believe that reopening of trade relations between Japan and Red China will greatly influence the Celebes market lor Japanese -goods, especially rough textiles. Price increases on these articles nrc already reported. I.a>t
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    TRADE DEFICIT
    32 9 y ear. Rruter-AAP Australia bad a ?r;<de deficii of A£354. 107.000 for 'he ten nu>:it!7s eudmg Apni .iO compared with a surplus of A£211,--t\'A2 fH)O fr>l- thf» umii npriitri avt
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    'Australia Is Aware Of Importance Of Trade With Malaya'
    172 9 Standard Shipping: Reporter APPOINTMENT oi an Assistant Australian Trade Commissioner m Singapore, Mr. B. G. Dawson, who arrived here yesterday m the Royal Interocean ship Nieuw Holland with his family, is evidence of Australia's realisation of the importance and growth of
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    RI curbs LUXURY IMPORTS
    84 9 RI curbs LUXURY IMPORTS INDONESIA has announced cuts iii import of luxury cars and other cars and other iuxury goods. Thus follows a statement by Minister Wilopo m Parliament that this year's budget deficit may be estimated ai 4,000,000,000 rupiahs E 130,000 ,000 X L ixui v cars of higher
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    EPU PROBLEMS
    38 9 PARIS. June 6 (Renter) Foreign and Finance Ministers and government officials from 18 European countries are now meeting here to try to solve problems affecting the future the European Payments Union, the Continents financial clearing house.
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    Malayan Shares Are Slightly Steadier
    250 9 Standard Market Reporter THE Malayan share market was *hade steadier yesterday afi«r ifie holiday. There van ntoderale exchange at Industrials came m for slightly better buying. Changed pri< e s were: INIM SI Til M s B. B. Pet. :::j 6 34 G xd Gammons
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    Produce Mart Opens Steady
    77 9 THE produce market m Singapore \v;ig steady yesterday at slightly higher prices. Copra hiid buyers at *2(>2 per picul and sellers at S27J, no b us i n e.s.s passing. Coconut oil buyers Indicated SJ9 per picul and sellers $43. Betel nut $U2 (split): (Jupra $26!
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    S'PORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
    65 9 MALAYAN Kxrliango Banks Association bu;intj rates to merchants (per *100 Malayan* are: New York 32 J/4 (T.T.). ."52 7/8 *0.D. .{3 on credit bills and Xi l/li; on tr.<de bills <W d/«t), Can ade 32 1/8 <T.T.). 32i 10.D .> and 32J <90 d.st) Selling (T.T./
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG. June 6— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were iiks 15.87 t<> £1 Sterling; UK^1. ***** to US$l: !!«<! :0 to Malayan SI: iIKjo :12 to on« Indon^iaa R'ipiah. Gold 11K5;<U.i.:, 75 to one tael.
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    Rubber Recovery Continues, With Price Up 1½ Ct.
    274 9 Ru bber Recovery Continues, With Price Up 1½ Ct IwrrJ I rpCO V' rv m rabbe Prices m Singapore this rR c ly to the uneasy political situation. A rise of l| cents per Ib. was recorded vesterL t r^l::} rubber for June shipment, which closed ront' i CntS P(I
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    Company Law To Be A mended
    376 9 KUALA LUMPUR, June 6: i When the Federal Legislative Council meets next month, the Attorney-General will introduce a bill amending' the law relating to 'onipanies. Holding and subsidiary companies are mainly affected. The law m the Federation to cay. m common with other countries
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    30 9 THE Japanese Government, it is reported m Bangkok, may be allowed to buy up all surplus of glutinous rice from Thailand. There is a Jaree surplus there at present. AFP
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    Union Urges Boom Grants Be Continued
    138 9 •JAKARTA, June 6:—-Sympto- i'.' of the rubber situation, employees from three Ho-k Lie remilling factories m North Sumatra pioteste I today against the company' derision to suspend all allowances m money and kind. The virker.v who are members nt the Rubber Mill Workers Union,
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    Austral Malay Group Outputs
    61 9 THE directors of Austral jT n Ltd. announce the following returns lor May: Ksmpong Kamuntmg Tin I Dredging Ltd.. 213 pknik Tbabawleik Tin Dredging 1 Ltd. i.550 pictils. Pwngah Tin Dredging Ltd., 'WJ piCUJS. Austral Amalgamated Tirj i Ltd. Asam Kumbang section (op tribute), 52 piculs.
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    Zinc Price In UK Slashed
    58 9 THE price of sine m B it was slashed from £15U to £136 v ton from yesterday. The pri< reduction applies to' "goor! o (Unary brand zinc delivered to consumers works." Premiums for higher grnde^ nain unchanged. The Minist.v of Supply will make a separate
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    Persian Oil For West Germany
    42 9 PERSIA- will deliver oil to] W» m Germany m exchange foi German iron and steel produce I >i* v a "private barter agreeDent uijconnectrd with the IS *')9.0»)0.000 trade agreement' just concluded between Persia ■.:>(} West Germany Scnter.
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    Assembly Of US Cars By Japanese Company
    51 9 THE American Chrysler Coin ;i. ii' ;ind the Japanese Fuji Automobile Company are reported to have signed a cont:;trt for parLs ftfffmbhr and sale <'f Chry»ler-prodooei cars m Japan The contract calls emblv ol the Pfyra dfc and De Soto can r. Japai
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    Indian Dubious Of Red Offer
    91 9 Till-: leader of the Indian delegation to the Moscow Economic Conference last April said m Bombay that, though the Russians were anxious to trade ttitfc the West, he did not think the Soviet had many I goods to offer. The leader. Mr. Laichandj Hirarhand. a
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      1454 10 FESTIVAL -OF FILMS OR FEASTS? I FRANCE.— Speakiiiß of the Cannes Festival, critics are wondering here whether it is still a film festival or x festival of feasts. The organisers wiU have to make ttoeii choice of see France's biggest cinema d..>play' lose all its international prestige, TMe rhythm of
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    88 11 FINALISTS m the RAF Malaya annuai .shorty meet were selected yesieickiv m heats held at Seielar station In the one Snaf, the 3 mile event, held ycsterd.iy and Dobson stole a brilliant victory from pacemaker MeGlusky and clocked 16 mm 20 .sees Radmond also drme into third place
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    90 11 KUALA T. I'M PUR. Fn Ttwmas Cup i)!.i.yei' 5 a ere given a civic reception by the Kuaki Lumpur Murm:ip:il Commission this eveninM ii t^ form of a cocktail- party A toast to the piujyurn was proposed b/ fie President of rbe Municipj] Couririi". Mr.
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    PIRUZ UPSETS AMERICAN ACE
    700 11 Mendez Gives Lesson In Sportsmanship KUALA LUMPUR, Fii. It was left to Sdangor r 8 youthful Abdullah Piniz to bring off the biggest sensation of the Gold Cup tourney tonight, when from a state of mem collapse, he came up to beat .Yleiule/ 15-9, 14-15, 15-9
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    PCRC win Easily
    59 11 IPOH. Fii— ln an evenly con tested ttrst divmen ieajrue match the Perak Chinese Recreation Club XI defeated, Borneo Motors Sports Club by three goals to nil on the town padang ihis evening PoiTik Chinasee led by one ■arm] m the Srari half through Pooi W.ih Pmo]
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    England Score 202 For Five
    190 11 LEEDS. June 6, (Reuter). On a witk«i lJ»al otM'a>ioiia!l\ uave the f< pi nncf* plenty of ai<L Fn^laiwl today wete •»<» hapjuer than Intfia were at th«- starl oi their innings )e*terday. India univ added 21 to their overnight score to make their first innings
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    252 11 RESULTS of \i-iirda\s matches were: MEN'S SING I f S Quarter-finuls Wonr Peng S*»on (Johorp) bvM Joern Skaarup t Denmark) 15-2. 15-8. T. N. Seth (India) beat I'oul Holm (Denmark) 12-15, 15-3. 17-14. Abdullah Piruz beal Marten Mendez 15-9, 11 1.1. 15-9; rheong Hock Long heat
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    290 11 IX A SETTING, befi'ting of such a notable oeeaai <n the M.O.R.'s of the MB.TC. woo thcif !a.st socrtr mat^h au;> T.T.T.C. REME by four goa;s I i two m the final at Xee SoM] yesterday. After the brass dj d of ;>.e j Ist Gordon
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    233 11 I'HH \l»fri.nil\, J«m*» r,. (R<,it#r). frmrj F*H» V( a!«o(i. AH-y rar-«*t<| world hr"a\ w«*«i:ht rh.ui»(M«»i», «uirpriHr<l lh«* <\{MTtH a«::;iii In i«Uiinii»«j hi- till** hrrr i;i-i ni^lil with a iinaiiimniiK points drci^iou <>\«r I //«rd < harl«— m ihrir 1 .*>• round* liatllr. v ..< <
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    127 11 THE .1 a •i wwbbm single* icunfMoa i a Ceee < Samuel, adok I I Selanv open womw s 'it'e bo her i 1 press h<■ a) lection ot badminton titles when she be.-j* Qut'cnu- (■t<.<M of F J e?nang En straight wta Ll— ss
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