Singapore Standard, 10 June 1952

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    19 1 Singapore Standard Mk Ji. jH i. VOL. II NO. 343 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    2 KL Offices Gutted In Huge Market Sq. Blaze
    262 1 s tandafd Start Correspondent Xl VLA Lt MVI H, Men. Damage estimated at $300,000 was caused l>v a I which brake out m th t hrari ol Kuala Lumpur's business district m Old ki Sanare tonighl and completel) pitted Iwo old-established
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    Record $2 Mil. Opium Seized
    151 1 i i I. id Stafl orrtspondf-nt PI n \\<i Mon— Easily the 1 >'\ r dope haul m P--HIM4 if not Malayan vi -•!> v.is made y»^t i'iv o. Port and Marine Pol l >'*i/«-d about pousdbi of opium worth ibottt S Don 000 retail
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    Minimum Rubber Price Urged
    102 1 Standard London < wrrespondenl LONDON 1 fie 9— Rubber c s Malaya sfa >uld be paid a guaranteed minimum price sad >' paid to American b '.he United Si G• c ant, Mi James Griffli Labour Colonial Secrei now maintains He i i d Ji\ c
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    Ex-Commando Man Here To Train Police
    274 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE man who helped to build and train Britain's famed Commando units Lieut-Colonel William Fair- reached Singapore by air yesterday to pass on his experience first-hand to the Ig Ing Police Riol Squad. Prr war chiet of the Shanghai Polite Riot
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    Ban On Jap Entry Into S'pore Eased
    120 1 Ban On Jap Entry Into S' pore Eased Standard Stall Reporter A CERTAIN category of Japanese including bona-fide businessmen are now allowed to enter Singapore tor a temporary visit if their applications are approved, a spokesman of the Immigration Department told The Standard yesterday. This decision to relax the ban
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    US Fleet, Air Force To Defend Taiwan Against Red Attack
    148 1 US Fleet, Air Force To Defend Taiwan Against Red Att ack TAIPEI, June 9, (Reuter-AAP) Yi<e Admiral Joseph J. (.lark, commander of the United Stairs Tih fleet, left Formosa today with a confirmation that the Chinese Nationalists* last bastion will not only be defended by his Heet but also protected
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    Winning Nos. Not Issued For Sale
    67 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board announced that ticket Nos. *****2 and 1I4(>O4O drawn at Ipoh on Saturday as winning two fourth prizes of $5,000 each are among the tickets not issued for sale. The two prizes will be carried
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    45 1 The Queen takes the salute as the Guards march oast at Buckingham Palace. London, alter the Trooning the Colour ceremony the first of the new reign on Horse Guards Parade last Thursday The Queen rode back to the Palace at the head of her troops.
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    Shuttle Teams' Gesture To Malaya
    423 1 By FRANCIS BOEY, Standard Staff Reporter IF the tens of th msands of b.i Iminton enthusiasts a! 1 over this suu-ki^cd land set an example for others i to follow by each planting a fruit tree, dedicated :o the I spirit of sportsmanship and to
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    BOARD TO ALLOT STEEL PRIORITY
    502 1 Pan-Malayan Body To Deal With All Jt*flf*l*S P I*O til II ix THE Governments of Singapore and the Federation yesterday set up a Pan-Malayan Steel Priority Board to deal with all urgent orders of steel from the United Kingdom required for purposes of defence, for
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    Morris Named S'pore Police Commissioner
    120 1 Morris Named S'pore Police Commissioner Slant, v -I Reporter MR. NIGEL G. MORRIS, whm htrm liol.ln.it iI n DOSI oi V 1 1 1 ili < < 1 1 1 111 i~>ioii«i ofl l'oli<' s iii^.i|miiv. since Feoruarj Uuft following tli<- rriirnm ni «»l Mi I I*. I Viinrial In
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    Reds Ask UN To Go 'All Out'
    65 1 PANM! SH >•! June The Communisi High I d toriifhi v Nations to come back to truce table And go settle the prisone and achieve peace m Kn The RecK ted by the United i ed m tlu* truce t a note to
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    Accord In US Steel Strike Seen
    17 1 v. Top •i strike would nf a la 1 ioi 'i
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    FELL OFF WOODPILE: CHAN DIES
    104 2 THE SINGAPORE Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday recorded a Bndinj of d< ath d«e to injuries, sustained out of his jurisdiction, at an inquest held int-o thr death of Chan Yong (5"J> a labourer who fell oiT a lorry on April ls>. Chun was ridiixg
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    Ong's Glad They Feel This Way
    132 2 President of the S i v Sir Cbenc- c Chines* Ch Sal ir- Sir alayan CMpe that the Britisfc lalaya w b But, d I One then was |n va m hat Sir C *k said Theae i tibwdl eßpreaai d bj SCBA n
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    Murder Charge
    32 2 T.IM Chin Sriang, wno vras Cha!^>"t m BtnsapOT« yesterdnv with the ;il tempted murder of I.ou Peng Cher at the riiflnburough Market on June i« m remanded until June 16.
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    GOOD NEWS FOR COLONY WORKERS
    260 2 lgkt Standard Staff Reporter UPWARD REVISION m the ba*ic rages of <laily-rale<l employees of both the Government and the City Council is likely to result from the •{separate negotiations n<m going on between various unions and Government and City Council authorities, The Standard wag told
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    136 2 AN ARCHITECT'S impress ion of the new $250,000 headquarters of the St. John Ambulance Assotiation, to be erected on a site facing Canning Rise, Singapore. i It will he a threestorey building, but be- i cause the main area ~of i the site is considerably lower than Canning Rise, <
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    Juminah Is Back In Court
    113 2 JUMINAH binte Ali, the v (Miian who scared a VSC Sergeant intu teav- j in*: the Fourth Police 5 Court by its side door last Saturday, was arrest- < the same aftrrnoon at VZ.SO p.m. m the Beach Road Police Station. 5 Jununah was (hargred
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    PO Savings In May-$821,808
    107 2 PO Savings In May-$821, 808 Standard Staff Rep»ri< r EXCESS of deposits over withdrawals for Max 1951 totalled 5821,808 "the highest oh record w ith th< exception of July, 1950, the first mtmtli «f the Sa\inj;s Bank Campaign/ it was disclosed vesteidav. Ar- t»l Qot <"' l issued by the
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    Case Postponed
    44 2 THE case against Ts 1 N i w Chew, who pleaded gui ty la Singapore yesterday to thefl of a fountain pen from T; n How Jin at the Chungking j i Theatre, on June 7, was post-J poned to June 16.
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    MCA Told Start C'wealth Group
    265 2 MCA Told Start C'wealth Group I 111 >! \l V^ rhinesr Av*H*iation *hoiiltl noi Iry .onxrrl il-.-lf inlo a poHliral party. "but siilnncrpc If i.uo larger group «nnipri.-in« peoples el all races m »ympath) uiih independence within the Cammojiv ill !i. a stated '•>•■ Mi Van Pheng Geek yesterday ed
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    PEK FACES 2 THEFT COUNTS
    88 2 PEK KIAT LENG pleaded j gsxihy ha the Singapore Fourth ■Police Court yesterday to two cbacges of stealing a $37 j watch md cash totalling 550. f:v n the labourers lines ct Yeo Chu Kang Road on Juncj 8. I It was alleged that Pek
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    Briber Jailed For A Month
    69 2 CAUGHT idving a car with a provisional licence ;;ud without a licenced driver beside him 2\ -year-old Ho Ching Hiiat tned bribe his way out by offering $1') to a police lieutenant. Charged m the Singapore Beeo!i<! Pi ie€ i '"sit yesterday with o!" egal
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    Boycott Is Reaffirmed By W.D. Men
    108 2 WAR DEPARTMENT technicians employed m Singapore nave agreed to reaffirm the decision to boycott any selection board that may be convened by the Army Authorities to retrench the civilian staff. At an emergency meeting of the Army Civil Service Union last Saturday, it was
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    Results Of Dance Contest
    102 2 THE Singapore \?;V2 PreAmateur Daaoe Competition on the 4 Standard dances held a: the Happy World Cabaret Last week ended successfully. The Cojnpetitian was well contested and the eeoera] standard of daaring was good Six rui'.pes took the fioor and the [Results wire a? foiows: -Ist
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    Tough Boys Win Nicoll's Approval
    486 2 Tough Boys Win Nicoll's Approval "A VERY satisfactory Institution", said the Governor of Singapore. Mr. ,1. F. .Wuil yesterday, after a tour of the Gimson School lor Boys at Bukit Timah. Mr. F. R. Ridley, the prinn- pai and his stiiff were co:n--j plimented lor the efficient and economic manner
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    Stabbing Alleged
    30 2 ARUMUGAM was charged m the Singapore First Police Coun yesterday with stabbing S. Sundraraj with a kniie at Serangoou Road on June 5. Bail of $504) was ollered.
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    CAN YOU FLY A KITE NOT IN PUBLIC-Nicoll
    157 2 CAN YOU FLY A KITE NOT IN PUBLIC -Nicoll MR. NICOLU accompanied by Mr. R. W. I. Band, Secretary of the Social Welfare Department, also vi>ittd the Social Welfare Department's headquarters at Empress Place and the Children'jSocial Centre at Mount Erskine. He spoke to ail the heatJß of departments and
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    Returned Stolen Cash: Discharged
    168 2 POH JIAK KENG (29) a clerk-safesman emf>loyc<lj by Grefißoaube fauiustrie* pleaded guilty m the Suagvporc Second Police «mrl ye^lcrday to two rharses of Criminal Breach of Trus! of $64 and 565 from the Company cm April 2(y and .'>() res|MH*lively. Roll's dutie? were to 9e*l goods
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    Court Told Of Chopper Attack
    59 2 Court Told Of Chopper Att ack SABAPATHY DQHAISAMY was tentatively charged m ihe Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with causing grievious hurt to a shop proprietor, Seah Poel with a ehopptr. The offence was alleged to have taken place m front of Scan's shop at Jalan Kayu on June 8.
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    Charged With Striking PC's
    60 2 ALEXANDER B;:-^efurd of the District Signal* --laimeri trial m the Singapore Second c Court yesterday to two targes of using criminal force two members of the police iorce. It iras alleged that accused punched the police constables on May ;-;i at Gejiang with the intention to
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    Power Cuts
    281 2 s< MKAHOTB m .Singapore DAY B. (row? St. P;ict»da St.. I. Uttti.rti st. Pkkeriug C-ium h •*t., i Circular Kd. C arpenter st.. :i\anah R<l. Qoltyer Quay, fcfltoria M* mor>al Hall 1 i fe. l*rituf St. Markt-t >i Haffles PL Malacca St., liojt Quay, t niun Buildup Hvme
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    HK's Star Voice Is Here
    21 2 HK's Star Voice Is Here a. Mr. Harry Sit Kttk Sin M■: filma for r. < <•< fi« rami i svoou when they > <
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    IN SUSPENSE FOR A WEEK
    6 2 IN SUSPENSE FOR A WEEK gaFva
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    Mr. Aldridge Dies.
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    Colony Shipping Circles Protest To R.I. Govt. WANT END TO WAVE OF PETTY THEFTS
    265 3 Colony Shipping Circles Protest To R.I. Govt. WANT END TO WAVE OF PETTY THEFTS AN APPEAL to th< Indonesian port authorities, to adopt arm measure* to stamp out the wave ot petty thefts on ship* rnnnin- between Singapore and Indonesia, has been made by Singapore shipping circles through the Briti>h
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    THE QUEEN'S THANK YOU'
    34 3 lill QUEEN yesterday i iW'ii tii»' peoph of Siaga throock th«* f«ovrrm:r M I r Niroll tor thru Mf*iaiacc «>f nreetiiu', N on the i tami of h^r bil tlid.i
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    Chap Hup Hin Donates $1,200 To The Poor
    37 3 n' iini trd St^rl 1' port-r GROUP Of i pore v H'■ ap H 2W) to 11 c the Sir. C r organ they 1 $31 B fts car:
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    A DENIAL
    70 3 AIR. S. T. V Llngam, presi- the A.C.S.U. denied a t newspaper report (not The Standard) which states i 1 the Command Secretary warned senior Asian technicians of the War Department ib -hments m Singapore il if they fail to appear before the Selection Board toi i; official
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    Ex-Soldier Stabbed Pregnant Wife(COURT TOLD)
    345 3 Ex-Soldier Stabbed Pregnant Wife( COURT TOLD) HOW A PREGNANT woman survived a four-inch stub wound m the abdomen alleged to have been m Hit ted by her husband was told at the Singapore Assi/es before Mr. Justice Brown and a mixed jury yesterday. [n the dock facing a charge of
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    WANTED A 'LADY WEL. OFFICER'
    78 3 SINGAPORE City Councillors will this month choose a Lady Welfare Officer from among 33 applicants. These applications are now being short listed m order to place the most suitable ones before the Establishment Board of the Councillors for a choice to be made. The vacancy
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    Defence Assn. Office Bearers
    70 3 THE following were elected officials at the inaugural General Meeting of the Singapore Civil Defence Association at Kolam Ayer Lane: President— Mr. Edward F. Middled itch, Vice-Presidents Group Capt H. G. Rowe, D.F.C end Mrs. K. R. Newell Hon. Secretary Mr. Enoch Fang, Hon. Treasurer Mr.
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    THEY NEED WORK
    185 3 nrst three months such People are admitted into a firm to be taught a trade. This was revealed to The Standard by Mr. J. K. Lawrance, Assistant Commissioner of Labour. He said that already two of the three disabled persons interviewed by the Technical Selection Committee m
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    An Appreciation
    8 3 YAM Ra i fi Boi B
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    Defence Lecture
    25 3 A LECTURE nm 1 1 nee" be >\' t;- be C I Civil Commissioner, at c m Collyer Quay. S at 7 p-.fn today
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    Briber Fined $125
    47 3 SEE CHIN FONG (21)» was fined $125 m the Third Police Court yesterday for offering a $1 bribe to a police constable at Havelock Road on April 30 ai 7.40 p.m. to refrain from taking action against him for riding a bicycle without lights.
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    Girl (18) Missing
    28 3 KULIM, Mon. A former pupil of the Convent, Hong Siew Kee, aged 18, of Kelang Lama near here, has been reported missing since last Friday.
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    Dearer Ice In Hot Spell
    118 3 KOTA BAIIRLJ. Mom. The ng month, and the hot season are the main reasons why the price of ice has gone up a hundred percent. A pound of ice which cost about five cents, two months is now sold at ten cents. To cope with
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    Malt Private Markets Call
    266 3 Standard Staff Reporter PRIVAT E ENTERPRISE should not be allowed to provide a necessity like markets iri Singapore according to City Councillor, -Mr. Philip R Williams (Lab. R). He was commenting 0:1 a suggestion made by the Health Committee of the C mncillors that private markets
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    Polks Find Nude Girls And Men In Raided House
    321 3 A 1 6- V EAR-OLD-GIRL Tan Koh Tin told the First Police Court Magistrate yesterday that an amah took her to a house and told her to go into a room occupied by a man, but admitted having accompanied the amah
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    BRIGADE DOUSES 5 FIRES
    82 3 BRIGADE DOUSES 5 FIRES THE SINGAPORE Fir e Brigade was called out five times yesterday to deal with lallaug fires and two small fires m town, one la a house m Upper Nankin Street, another at the Mandor Q eu ters. Jalan Besai Stadium. The fires at l.'pper Nankn Street
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    Employees Looted 4 Filters
    145 3 SECI Hl'V. I >■' COUrl four i I Bi c thstt itioi v Raja Road mi De 21 last x n 1 tie lecurit Rcei Hamed bin Ha n imprison) ent a Da I b w* rteen da rigoi Tv -of tha i lent work gineei
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    NO TURNING BACK
    23 3 PEN IN< T < f if > '■'<! m make treets, from toda Pei ing Stre China kel Street t lV trafl tree!
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    Taximan Escapes Stranglers' Belt
    250 3 A 21-YEAR-OLD soldier, James Morton Brown, was committed to stand trial at the next Assizes after an inquiry m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday when he was tentatively etiarged with stealing a taxi and causing hurt to the driver. The complainant. Tan See Teck, said that
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    Fun Fair To Aid Students
    44 4 Fun Fair To Aid Students IPUR, Mon. -Malays I have benefited -a cons Iruii;. ommunitii patroni.-ed the fun fair and don parade at the Intiian A Sikh Fund provirii- Ej j on I a and a ore. It is a fund I .m id.
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    2 OFFICERS FOIL RED AMBUSH
    351 4 Gans; Loses 2 lii Sharp Action Standard Staff Correspondent M \LV 11 MWR, Mon. A ?raii^ of 24 WrorisUi fouml the tables tamed on ihem at middaj yesterday on ihc Rank-Gap Road when from prepared positions on the hillside they opened fire on i private
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    171 4 Wasp waists arc still the unique choice of New York designers, especially the be- coming; lan- bodi(<> which 1 display the figure to per- fection. i 1 Five of the girls taking: part m the fa>hion show at the Rallies Hotel on Satur- j day are seen here with i
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    New GOC At K.L.
    237 4 XL ALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Malaya's new GOC. Sir Hugh C. Stock well, experts Malaya to be the most interesting of all the places he has served. The problem here was also very interesting. We told this to Pressmen who were introduced to him this jifternoon. Sir
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    Forces 'Bag' Three More Reds In Day
    243 4 Standard Siaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Besides the terrorists killed m the ambush incident yesterday, the Federation Police accounted for three others and wounded a third, bringing the total to five killed and two wounded. A bandit was killed yester-i day morning by
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    WINNING TICKETS
    52 4 Mon. Following IS v. .:ming m" 3 m the Church of Our L<. B i Fund Fun Fair:— (H *****8 Morris s ***** Fial Mar- I 913 R Ot°h*er prizes:- *****2 H133, *****1, ***** >2080, *****7, *****9, I a :t;8617. (18 *****:^, 1488.i1. Hi *****: 187 il 'i
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    Man Loses Appeal – To Hang
    205 4 Man Loses Appeal To Hang Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr, P. P. Nair unsuccessfully argued before Chief Justice Mathews, Mr. Justice Abbott and Mr. Justice Wilson the nPi"H?a! of Omar bin Mohameri Amin who was sentenced to death a1 the Pahang Assizes by Mr. Justice Buhagiar. The a
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    He Retires After 25 Yrs
    95 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MUAR. Mon. Dr. P. J. Joseph the Medical Officer fit Muur was entertained to a i farewell dinner by the Ceylon- j cse community last night at the Lv Sam restaurant on the eve of his departure to India on retirement after
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    Scheme For Ayer Itam Village
    222 4 Scheme For Ayer I tam Village Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Measures of planning and control to prevent the rapidly developing village of Ayer Itam from getting out of hand have been undertaken, the Chairman of Rural Board, Penang, Mr. P. R. Lewis told The Standard today. He said that
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    31 4 Lady Trmplfi s<« n uratcfcißg a demoiisli atiun by the Trendy. inn Junior K»d Cross at Kuala Ttrmggumm during h<»r visit with th<- HifcH C om mis.sioner t o licn^aiit) reeesfly.
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    Court Told Of Postdated Cheques
    395 4 PENANG, Mon.— Several sums of money totalling over 820,000 were alleged to have been borrowed by an Indian textile merchant, S. S. Noor Mohamed. against post-dated cheques m October last year, the Sessions Court was told today. The accused claimed trial to two charges of
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    VARIETY CONCERT
    80 4 IPOH. Men.— The Community Services Committee of the Rotary C "v.b of Ipoh are organizing an international variety concert m the Anderson School Hall on June 27 and 28. Musical items, sketches, p.iay.s and dances will be staged by amateur artistes of all communities m a two-hour programme.
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    RAF Casualty
    32 4 R AF Casualty KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. While aiding the civil power on June S Fit Lt. D. B. Stedding, of 91 Squadron RAF. received wounds m an operation from which he died.
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    AppealCourtHolds Summing Up 'Unsatisfactory'
    61 4 AppealCourtHolds Summing Up Unsatisfactory' KUALA IJMPIR, Mon. toMb* mine up b\ the Trial Judge v i unsatis! Federation Court of Appeal todaj \d the a Malay, Paiotaa bin Doyo, a .ii.^i Urn <<>nvi< u| sentence of death passed on him for muni- The i ft f*. l K. C. Trial
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    FORGED NOTES CHARGE
    178 4 FORGED NOTES CHARGE IPO!; Yap Q managing propi etoi o! Chop Chien I- Btn i appeared before E trat* ci* has A to three counterfeit ■> Yap i as > ed by Mr. M.S. M« was h ed ta have exposed for sale nd Fch- v 13 '%> >* t
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    Landlord Loses Appeal
    80 4 KUALA LI «PI R. Mflß Holding tl 1 1 m< eviden c to pi ye thai oie defendant, Lee Th< Pen| trespasser, nor *rai be pared to i■' h€ hi d rj^h: to w dU e poctioo premise* at i >' Chow I- Road. Mi Just Wilson
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    Has Your Dog Rabies?
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    WELFARE BODY AVERTS MOVE FOR ABOLITION
    338 5 Standard Staff Correspondent MALA LLHPUR, Moo.— The Central Welfare Council today MMtn a move "WHUHing almost t« a demand for it, dbaohrtioii, at the "7 1 mcct *P« h t d m Kuala L««Pur. The move was started !♦> >lr. B. Acton, from Malacca,
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    45 5 PHOTO af Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson taluMi after their wedding at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd Singapore, lust Saturday. The bride was formerly Mi.vs Marleiie Ko/.ells. The is attached to thr K«yxl Artillery at afeagkoag. The couple leave for Itou^kou^ <»n Friday.
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    54 5 A section of the main table at the wedding lecr^ffoß of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rajendra held at the Eastern Ho Kuala Lumpur on Monday. From left: Miss M. Smith. Mrs. A. E. Doraisamy, Mr. S. SinnatlKimby, Ncgri State Councillor, Mrs. Vethavanain. Mr. J. R. Vetliavanam. Mr. Kajendra. Mr. S.
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    1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Collisions
    107 5 Standard Staff Reporter ft M YEAR-OLD Chinese. Tan Cheng HooQ, was killed and an India-! K. Damodara Kurup. .'lO. vm i'i|.]tv> m h coUlsioii involving lorry m Bukit Tfanah R iad near tire 11 milestone yeste d Tan .'.is pushing a bicycle and >-
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    New Rules On Firing Practice
    206 5 THE SINGAPi >.::: meni restex lad le ured urea v ling pa of the isla Blakaog Aliti and 5u gapore territorial watei i be a Bring ground, for the purpose ■>: .liiiiarv and Air As precaul i -ire during ::r>::_; prad i Coo- Ofl er
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    Wake Up! Vote! Urges Thomson
    325 5 Standard Staff Reporter A CALL not to day-dream but to prove that the motto "Let Singapore Flourish" is a challenge to action, was made by the Supervisor of Elections, Mr. G. G. Thomson, m a talk over Radio Malaya last night. Mf. Thomson was appealing
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    EXTORTION CHARGE
    90 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two Chinese were produced before Mr. A. P. Jack m the First Magistrate's Court here today on a charge of extortion. The two accused, Lee Ah Ban alias Lee Leong Poh, alias Ong Kee and Ng Kwee Pens, alias Huang Kuei Ping were alleged to
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    Youth Faces Arson Charge
    72 5 Youth Faces Arson Charge IPOIT. Men— Claiming trial to an arson charge, a Chinese, Teo Eng Yau. (20) was allowed bail of $300 by Magistrate Che Arshad this morning. Teo was alleged to have attempted to burn down a house, m the Pasir Pinji resettlement village at B. HO p.m.
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    177 5 SIT May Have To Pay Rates Stand i rd Slaff Ripmlrr THE SIN 4 i KPi )B£ i 9 cI men "I" I will ha c to pa [rates on cetH ad Bfets an shops, if 1 Bin hi anaanai the l-rf'.'VHn! Municipal Onii.ia; to be tabled at the next
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    202 5 Standard Staff M M V LUMPUR, Moi <»t Appeal today, dismissed :uul a Malay, against the BC Corrrspoiuicnt a. The Federation Coon ilir appeals «>f two hinece ntfiicc i>l death passed on] Ihrtn. The two Chinei >\ Phoon C'ho.v Chai and Chow Wai Lam were
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    Estate Men Have A Grouse
    169 5 St mdard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. R. C. Lopez, chairman of the Kuala Lumpur and Ulu Selangor Districts' Estate Staff Union told the annual conference of the union here that proposals were afoot to reduce salaries and wages while prices of essential living
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    Ipoh Welcome For The Yogi
    60 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Moti. Yogj Shii Shuddandra Bharatfli will arrive m Ipoh on Thursday and wi{ be received by the Ipoh Reception Committee at the Town Padang Pavilion at 4.45 p.m. There will be prayer meettngs at the Yogi's Residence on Friday and Sunday
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    Rent Control Bill
    52 5 A BILL to consolidate the existing law relating to Rent Control and to give effect to the amendments recommended by the Select Committee appointed to examine and report on the Control of Rent (Amendment) Ordinance, 1950. is to be tabled at the next meeting of the Singapore
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    Scouts Visit New Village
    103 5 kuai.a i.uupur. Won, Ninety scouters, rovers, Bcnioi scouts, scouts and cubs undei Group Scoui Master C. Ponnudurai of U»e sth Serenaban Group visited the Marabau New Village; Ser«mb«a\ recently. Th§ Scouts 'ne,d a rally and gave a one-and-arquarter hour demonstration ef practical scouting. They buili bridgfs.
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    9 Scout Troops In New Villages
    69 5 IPOJI. Muu.- The Perak B. Scouts Stite Association has sanctioned the formal i Scout Troops En nine .new (Tillages m the State. Two of these are m t i 1 1_- Fanah Eiitam I village m Che noi and tl KampoDg Sfoftee village of
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    832 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Sinophobia > v E appeal to Malayan officialdom to sweep away U ,-s" old prejudice and fear relating to me Chinese is Malaya and regard every Chinese as a Malayan and help to make him a Malayan citizen unless he should decide otherwise. So said
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    1272 6 Britain's StageWhispers On Korea LONDON. \V HEN Richard Stokes jumped up to the dispatch box for a second time on Moy 21 to scorch the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Defence on the use of napalm bombs m Korea, veteran newspapermen m the press gallery began to sit up
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    Shadow Of Fear In South Africa
    1195 6  -  PETER ABRAHAMS By The author of this article, is a South African <, novelist and poet with ait international repu- tation. He was horn m the slums of Johan~ nesburg 32 years ago, and has spent the last fourteen years m Britain and France.
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    307 6 Review of Views More Expatriates MORK Eu officers have brought into this country Cc S '>■ aid Templer became the High Commissioner, >. layu editorially. The paper pointed out that m I ponce torce alone there are now two Deputy Peace Comss tens each receiving 11.358 basi t sena nrhen
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    McCloy: Soviets To Step Up Cold War But Attack Unlikely
    254 7 WASHINGTON, June 9 (UP) TTw United Stales High CommisMin»»r m <perni;niy, Mr* John McOoy, said yesterday that he expected a stepl» m Soviel cold war tactics but does not iliink Russia will attack West Germany. Interviewed on a television show,
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    Queen Zain Vanishes From Lausanne Hotel
    191 7 CENEi V. June '>: neuter) Queen Zain of Jordan at disappeared from hei hotel m Lausanne where she wan t'» have l»««i> joined by ailing Kin» Tulal on his rival from Paris on^aturoaj moiuing 1 it wai disclosed here li«>i ni^iii. The .a on
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    Mossadeq Presents Iran's Case
    145 7 Mossadeq Presents Iran's Case THE HAGUE Jum 9, (UP) li anian Premier Mo lammed ..In adeq, hi! voice falteri g U h emol ion I >ld tre i:.-. rnational Court of Justice today thai [ran could noi reognizi the coup's jurisdiction m its oil dispute v. itfa Britain The F
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    Peace Part Signed
    53 7 TOKYO. Jun« 9 fßeuter T AAPi Japan and Ind^.i today signed a tre;.'v of peace pledging themim Ivea *>o "perpetual peace and The treaty confirmed the existence of the most-favoured nation treatment between '.he :'ivo countries Trie confirmed orinciples of trade, commerce n d navigation between the
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    Van Fleet: Reds Will Be Whipped
    67 7 Van Fleet: Reds Will Be Whipped June 9 (UP): ,'< h Van F.eet ewed his >i* elaratkm m enemy "*fooiinch an 'enI I the Communists would be defeated The Eig r tmmander ir morale" continues to almost to the point of i that the eru I lid He made his
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    Dickson Named Air Staff Chief
    94 7 LONDON. J;i: t- 8 RKitei A::Chief Marshal Sir William Forsier Dickson, who commanded the Desert Air Force during the Allied HH4 advance In Italy liberated Rome and Florence, has been named aa chief of 'he British Ai r St H He will succeed Marshal ol
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    Pension On Koje Mounts
    66 7 OS KOJE ISLAND. June 9. (Reuter-AAP)- -Tension mounted on this i rison island today as American Commander Brig.Gen. Haydon Boatner stepped up militai'y preparations for "Operation B\a Shi if which will split the camp into 500- man compounds. Gen Boatner today ordered the entile 187 th
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      Tells Nippon Times He Broke Out Of Jail
      221 7 TOKYO, June *> (UP) Frank Weaver, who entered Japan illegally seven linns m fiw years, talked into the oHi<-«" of the Nippon Times la*i night ami anrnounced that he had jusi broken out of jail. Tht former Australian serrviceman was being detained
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      Indians Hurt By Ceylon Police Charge
      88 7 Indians Hurt By Ceylon Police Charge COLOMBO. June 9, (Reuter) —Ceylon police today made a baton charge on 1 1 Ceylon Indians who squatted m the centre of the road m front of the Indian High Commissioner's Office. Ten Indians received minor injuries, live of them being taken to hospital.
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      Jewels Stolen Returned Minus 18 Diamonds
      118 7 NEW YORK, June 8 (UP^ The handled thousand dollar down jewels stolen eight days ago from the altar of the Brooklyn Catholic Shrine were returned by mail on Sunday live minutes before a mass. The pastor told his parishioners their prayers had been answered
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      Menzies Postpones Departure From UK
      90 7 LONDON, Jurve 9. t jp Australian Finn*' Minister Robert G. Men/ics has postpone^ ■his departure frorri London I" New Yo?k scheduled for June 14 because hi.s i;ilk s with thi British Goverimient vvil! have been concluded by officials said tocii.y. They aa\d Men^ies was have
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      Delta Wing Jet Standard Plane
      78 7 LONDON. June .4 (UP) j The Dail> Herald .said today thai Britain's new supersonic 1 Delta wing jet fighter will become <) standard lighter plane for North Atlantic Treaty forces. The Socialist newspaper said the NATO Standardization Committee have watched a prototype ol the plane
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      Japanese Envoy Arrives In London
      86 7 LONDON, Jine 9 (Reuter)— Dr. Sunicbi Matsumoto, 55, Japan's first postwar Ambassador to Britain arrived here tonight by air from Tokyo. Among the issues facing the Anibassador here are: 1 Negol iations on an AngloJapanese trade agreement. 2. Preliminary talks on the ettlement of Japan's
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    78 7 r Standard London Correspondent I LONDON, June 9 The following ore the closing price) of lubber and fin on the London Morfcet tod ■< LONDON RUBBER Spot 25id. July 25-ld. U9 {Li OcP» /Dec. t*U Jan./Mor Hid. June c.it. 25 d. Market Sucdy quiet. LONDON lit*
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    76 7 Prime Minister of Australia. received from London's first Australian-horn Lord Mayor. Sir Leslie Boyce, the Freedom of the City m a ceremony at the bomb scarred Guildhall last week. Mr. Menz.ies. who was accompanied by bis wile, drove m semi -State through the City of London to the ceremony. Picture
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    French Govt. Probing Toulon Spy Activities
    132 7 PARIS. .Tune 8 (UP) Information revealing Fiance's southern naval base port ol Toulon as the centre of a Communist spy net organized to steal defence secrets was examined by government lawyers today following widespread police raids on Red cells. New seizures went pn through
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    2 Czech Pilots Flee
    32 7 C/.cc'i plane ■<■ r^ glider Landed ai the US Air Force base ai Tulln. 20 miles northwest of Vienna, on Saturday and both pilots a^ketf for political a.sy!ii!n._— f
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    Taft, Ike Wind Up Campaigns For Remaining Votes
    349 7 W iSHINCTON, Jane (I P) General l)**i^M ft. Eisenhower ami SeMtor Kol>« rt l«fi wili *trp up tl»«ir campaign h ihia week to lure the <iv\iiullin^ Iwtmi of nocoiniiiiiif«l or ii»nlfrJ«i«-«i delegates t<» tlwir imnrn h« -font ihc National Republican Convention n<*xl
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    55 Fined For Breaking Curfew
    75 7 ll'OH, llott A I of ii pf rioni, o 2S r., "t 10 rirdf rII 0 Rapat rem l\ i < i June 8, 1 525 rJ. by Mt( f (njpectof ■> prosecuted m d I accused wtTt tfoi ■>■ Mt €.i i Pa; i.'i
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    No US Bases Or Formosa, Says Radford
    91 7 w ■.shim; i< m I comman ■< Pacific ii.<\.i d yesterday that l; ibut thai own." 1 1< that 'ors upon for at"' willi n;r. bI and t offi ials. Hi to n Uuj ■> [sited 1 Get Cb .1 In :<•;.■ i
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    Alexander In H'Kong
    123 7 Alexander In H'Kong HONGKONG, .lune 9. (UP) Field Marsha] Lord Alexander. British Minister Of Defence, and i putjp m ivtd m! this afternoon iron. Bangkok by a BOAC plane en route to Japan and Korea to make an on-the-spot study oi the political and military situati(y') there. La d AU
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    London Exchange
    51 7 LONDON Quietly firm condi! m most section ol I i markei G ledj?e< d I around on« eenl ged while i at of .'•ix penci vincial b i g 1 wet ticular -en ell supp I Tobaccos fell back m i ;i rut ;n America \m' the i
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    19 7 L< >Nl> i it I t I I Alcln I famous i from tone. r
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      674 8 CHINA HAVIGATIOM CO., LTD. KreuUr Sailings to China and Japan from Sm^p*r«, Port Swetteaham Penanff. Also direct Sailings froa Banrkok and Indonesia to China Japan Dae Spore ePe "?AI v T -n,,,h,, fl June 10th Hongkong 4unin"- June 18th June 23rd Japa,, 3»£" J s U^ l3th Sails 87i,s H
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    NEW HOPE FOR PEASANTS IN FED
    678 9 RIDA Aid, Guidance Rouse Enthusiasm, I J I I ZJl^vXX^l-Vy J_ k^V-/ JL JL A JB. \y JL §J By MICHAEL CONNORS, Standard Staff Reporter A NEW WORD has slipped quietly into the Malay language. It is spoken with enthusiasm and heard with a
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    HK EXCHANGE
    24 9 LONG. J Special Servtn «a 13.89 to Cl HK 2625 US$l; I to M van $1: an Ru- H. 50 U> one
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    Better Rubber Exports Cause Price Increase
    120 9 Stondord Market Reporter EXPORT business on the rubber market m Singapore market hes improved slightly over the past week. Prices yesterday showed an improvement of one quarter of o cent per Ib. over the week-end levels. an elling following the reduction of >.- fai
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    RUBBER CROPS
    34 9 SIME Darby and 'ompany, I. s d. report the following rub- output for May: K< tnpas 401,100 Ib. (395,600 Ib. for April) and Radella Rubl E tafc 15 00 b. (15.700 Ib.
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    SHARE MARKET OPENS STEADY
    87 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, June 9 The Malayan share market opei* d Ihe week on a quietly steady note with buying interest al current quotations m the i »b--ber section. Shareholders, tvev. were disinclined U> meet buyers orders. Changed prices were: INDI S'IKIAiS Bluer* Sellers W
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    Produce Mart Opens Quiet
    94 9 THE oduce market m Sin r.>apo c '.".s quiet m all sections v al quotations unchanged From .iio.se prevailing at th,e eeh end c ipra had buy< at 526\ per l] Mild .sellers at 127. with no business piis-sinn. Coconut oil sellers quoted $4:: and buyers
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    Mutual Benefits Of Rubber Trade
    188 9 Mutual Benef its Of Rubber Trade O; R iv- p;.st -ever..! years M.i supplied '-^c v per i>i worftTa natural rubtx r f c m Ummi ands oil Menu :i^i::k fru 1 i teething rtng i truck b res. W Libber h.->s gone i •o t« States the world's .-^«»t
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    RI Planning To Make Own Rubber Goods
    622 9 By ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Special Standard Correspondent JAKARTA, June 9 The Indonesians are now m rhe midst of negotiations with unnamed foreign companies for the creation of an Indonesian rubber manufacturing industry, The Standard learns. Negotiations are being carried on between repre- sentatives
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    MALAYAN RUBBER SHIPMENTS
    102 9 MALAYAN RUBBER SHIPMENTS Standard .Market Reporter MALAYAN shipments of rubber during May amounted to tu.oBB tuns compared with 6i). 18(5 tons, bringing the total shipmeni for the first five months of the year to 383,185 tons. 01 last month's shipment the United States ut America took 13,839 tens (112,560 tons
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    US Copper Products Price Increased
    34 9 US Copper Products Price Increased THE U.S. Government has authorised a further price b it for copper products, havi-ic failed by an earlier ceiling relaxation to break 3 month-long stoppage of copper importa A.P.
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    New Optorg Offices In Singapore
    73 9 Mr. T. P. F. McNetce, Singapore City Coascil jL President, yesterday dedared open the new offices of Optors Company (Malaya) Limited, at 1?4, Robinsou Road. Present on Uie oceasioa was the French Consul General, M. A. Guibaut (seen on right) who speaking m French, traced
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    'Jap-£ Area Pact Not Essential'
    128 9 'Jap-£ Area Pact Not Essential' j TOKYO. June B (fte er-AAPi Japan's Foreign Exchange Control Commissioner Nobutane Kiuchi. while denying reports that he had urged abrogation of the J;ipanSterling Area payments agreement, said. "The agrei ment will run our on Aug. 31 unless it is extended We should have an
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    Suloh Rubber Crop
    55 9 MESSRS. Brown Phillips and Stewart, of Ipoh. n port that the May output of SuJoh Rubber Estates. Ltd, was 4,992 lb. all grades. WORLD whale oil productkm for the 1951-52 whaling campaign m the Antarctic racbed the figure of 2.848 IT. barrel*. which is 138.497 barrel* man
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    HERBERT MAKES OFFER TO FED.
    146 9 MR. J. F. HERBERT Oversea* Council Repre entatiVe of the Institution of Electrical Eng n« referring to an article on technical education m Malaya by pTechnical-Minded" (which appeared m The Stand I J on June 3). writes: Your most recent contributor appears to have overlooked
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    Sugarcane Newsprint Proves Good
    71 9 THE >< Yoik Journal of Con um rot printed 1 «■< 1 <;f its regulai ;1 1 run < ■pi int made from bag. of sugi 1 it an the iiat;. 1 through 2,00(1 i'op < 1 hanical 1 .1 1• 1 I h.i'i vi m
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    Anglo-Chinese Trade Talks Satisfactory'
    109 9 BERLIN. June 9. (R«lt«r).Mr Sydney Silverman, British Labour. M.P.. said here paai negotiationj of six busine i men with Chinese Govei :r,en* ieprenenta'r.'f-s m Bast Berlin were "going on satisfarlonly."' He told Benter tho purpose of the negoUtion which r-vr just begun, wa« to conclude contracts
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    Six Countries Said Good For Oil Investments
    104 9 NEW YORK rune I Only .six count ri< s in ttu are good pet now Max H eun m the md pul i I Oil Forum. Ball lists t l i<-:n U 51 BunriM and Al taa. Bel Long, B i Israel mty
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    STORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
    91 9 1 &.LAYAN H r 1 f 'i mer I .''M N* fi t 11 l« 'l I n 13/ic <0.0 1 ;.'>]•> i credit b 1 1 1 tra a M (to .s- 1 1 n t 12 3 1 <OD n/U HO d itJ s.
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    CHANCE FOR HK TO WIN RI TEXTILE MARKET
    122 9 HONGKONG, June 9 (Reuter AAP>- Mr. K. M. Lieo leader f the Indonesian trade deiegation to Japan and Hongkong told the Colony'a textile mamifiacturen that n')\v w;us an ppportunltj fl them to capture lue Jndjooesipß aj "•■'e met trading 1 between J.i;).<'i
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    Trees On 900,000 Smallholder Acres Over 30 Years Old
    64 9 MALAYAN smollholdcrs of rubber will hove ovoilable this year a special fund for replacing old rubber trees with new high yielding stock, says Natural Rubber News. progj k ed to b a privately gi i Of the 1.400 holders' rublx meet
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    an adventure Called Photography
    1132 10  - an adventure Called Photography Peter Robinson fgf 1 1 A VINCi produrrd an e\--1 cellent study of our mansion free from linear distortion, we will he ntituriHj anxious to make a com pan ion set of photos raphs of the interior at its cosiest The choice of HgjMhtt U* this
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    929 10  -  'ANACRUSIS' tfISU I NOTES MENDELSSOHN'S concert overture "Faisal's Cave" (or "The Hebrides") was first performed at a concert of the Philharmonic Society of London on May 14, 1832, the composer conducting. Together with the 3rd symphonf ("Scotch") it is the result of sketches made while
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    141 10 V.I.P.S To Attend Traubel Recital THE Governor of Simja- 1 pore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. S the Commissioner-General, x Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Governing; Director of the Singapore Standard, 2 Mr. Aw Boon Haw, and the American Consul-General. S Mr. Charles F Baldwin 2 2 will be among those
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      308 10 Today's Radio Programmes SINGAPORE orchestra: !>.::<> News (8): 9.45 Radif String Ensemble; In p.m. Topica (IK* iuelre» 41 metres) Tempo; 1O.:H) Music at NUM. JJw^itS^r^iJSffi B.B.C— General Oversea. Radio Orchestra; l.:{0 News; 1.45 Tex C Beiiuku Orchestj-a; I p.m. For Schools: 3er\'lC« 6J5 I'rosramme Summary: 6.U Inter- .n luctr; «.!5
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      415 10 <* 5 r p O1) AY'S QIOTATION. "Grow up as soon as you 2 can. It pays. The only time you really live fully is from thirty to sixty." Hervey Allen TUESDAY FOR EVERYONE: Make the ims". of the daytime > hours for buying, selling and Jj < attending to
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      537 10 (THE HEMIOEiO s H A Allrt)fro mod*rato A* 2 0*0! j^tfE-^^r^r -■=E:^ T°- p 8 Tromb* m D -lFj^fn m J at rr~r? ?~~> ]2 V.oioncei'.o pgjfrfl"*^ ~i **I=z-.~"t*:1 =z -.~"t*: j—ZE^z^-* :E T fT-J' I? I*' m x *1 <• OF MEN AND MUSIC A EXT Wednesday's session ll
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    PENG SOON TO PLAY IN MANILA TOURNEY
    98 11 M \M! A June a J^fT) World badminton champion' Work Itaj Soo. wUI top the list of foreign eitraßta !or this years national badminton series startinx h"re m Ihursday. H was iHiably learned last airht P SMI vvi.ll arrive here on Wednesday together
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    Dewar And Neptune's Daughter Impressive
    321 11 Dewar And Neptune 's Daughter Impressive KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Neptune's Daughter (J. Donnelly) and j Dewor (Russell) were very impressive at this morning's track work m i preparation for tomorrow's races the second day of the Selangor Turf Club's June Meeting. Sent at threequarter speed from the four furiongs mark,
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    GOLF Here's How
    158 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammia' Sam Snead \Qv THE SOUTCa c,f )>(,u-vr m shurt iron i hots are r'<f tame as m the ju/! tUOOd shois. but the emphasis it definitely shifted. T'n.< re 6 little htp i>ivot and the sunng is a three-quarter sunng. The main source power m the
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    Briton, American In French Golf Tourney Finals
    72 11 Paris. June 9 (AP) P. y Maxwell of Odessa, T< xas, American Amateur Champion, and Dick Chapman, year's British Amateur titlist, won their way to the; finals oi the French Amateur] Golf Tournament. [axwell defeated Ken Thorn of Britain, one up m the
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    Breezy 75 By Barthelot
    205 11 Breezy 75 By Barthelot JOHORE BAHRU. Man.— A b i <..\ 75 runs not out by j Bartheloi for the J^hore Cricket j Club enabled the J.CC to Deal the Segamat Cricket Ciub by a oar o\v margin of 24 runs. here > cst< rday. Goinfi In ta bal first
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    46 11 pbota. June 1 oulds (right) taking over the baton from Jean Desforge* as they train at Motspur Park, Surrey, with other "possibles'* for Britain's women's Olympic Games rHay fc»». Two or Itrit m's leadinif girl athletes. June mad Jean hope to tea* im Helsinki. te#.- Reuter
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    Seria Wins French Oaks
    79 11 CHAXTILLV. June 9 (AP). American millionaire R. B. J Strassburger*s S< ria won the j Prix de Diane (French Oaks) race for three-year-eld fillies before a fashionable crowd here on Sunday. The American entry for the 3.000.000 franc? (£3,000) race was ridden by French jockey Paul
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    PLEASED TO DO HIS BIT FOR SATA
    176 11 1 Negro wrestler Seelie 1 Samura, who leaves for 1 Anieruti tomorrow after completion of his con- tract m Singapore, dropped m at lt>e Sivnapore Anii Tubcra' isis Association m Ta mg Pagar yesterday, m hand m a donation of $230 OS a
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    Manchester Win
    31 11 T.OS ANCSELES, June 9 (AP)— The Manchester United football loam yesterday won their second consecutive soccer victory over the Atlas Club of Mexico 4-3 at East Los Angeles Stadium.
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    Two Tennis Titles For UK'sAngela
    105 11 BRUSSELS. June 9 (Renter) M;?s Angela Mortimer won the al!-Bri1ish women's single* I Una! m the Belgian lawn tennis j championships which ended here yesterday. She beat Miss Pal Harrison 6-7-3, 6—4. They then paired to win the women's doubles final with a 1 6—l,
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    TBA Meet On July 12
    134 11 THE Bth annual athletic meet i the Tamil Brotherhood Assonation v.ill be held at Jalan Be*;:!" BtadUim on Saturday July 12 af 2 JO p.Ht The meet is open to Indians and Ceylon Tamiis. T:;e e^f ll^ to be competed i ere 100. 220. 440
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    Biggest Question Mark At Olympics
    245 11 MOSCOW, June 9 (AP)— The biggest question mark m sports here today is not how well Soviet athletes will do m the Olympic Games, but whether or not they will participate. The Russians have given every indication that they are going to Helsinki, but all
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    New School Jump Record
    303 11 IPOH, Mon. An even rearpld high jump record of the Ipoh Anglo-Chinese School w; i broken at its annual spurts on Saturday. Winning the* I ent, Justus Havelock .set up a new record of 5 n 7J ins., which v. an imp overruant t) vei the
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    Kiwis Trounced
    35 11 SYDNEY, June 0 (ReuterAAP) Australia beat New Zealand by 25 point- to 13 m the first rugby league lest bore today. A crowd of WMHM) s>aw Au c tnf.iia take a half-lime lead!
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    Barred For Life From Boxing Ring
    161 11 Barred For Life F rom Boxing Ring COLOGNE. Junr <) (Seuter) German > iimldli i^eigbl hoxiii" champion Peter MncUrr «»f aMmgmt vaI today barred for life from (,«-rman boxing rinj-K |m th, iGermaa Boxin*; Asaociation for hi* nwdincinlingq h«lia\i<uir during a cbjunptonahip fi^lii Ixir Infll niulit. Mueller s f« Coi
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    Dilip Ghosh Takes7Forl2
    61 11 KUALA PII.AH 1 D us XI b; B 2 ins m crickfel match i ground The Sch< c first, i 97 runs. Ij i with 54 Btumpi id E !><■■■ h er taking four for 24 Mi D,- i XI n mth 3S I unable ti stand
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    Italian Wins Cycling Race For 4th Time
    111 11 Italian W ins Cycling Race For 4th Time Faust p| r '1 i >| [taly. II f m r. H pr Dv! b finished I im, Phot.. Catlgfcfl m h.ii»n\ RMai .it thr Sincaporr f nt<? r, < f««.»| H.i :>: Minion c h.ini nunvh.f l VI ri»- v «ci
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    Farina Wins
    59 12 MONZX. Italy. June 9 (Rtufter) Giosseppc Farina of Italy today won the M<m/a (.rand Prix for formula cars on a Ferrari here. Faiin won the second i»f the- two heats, each over I.'IT miles m one hour 14 minute :>8 > sths seconds. He finished >econd m the
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    SPORTS LEADER
    409 12 THE Indian Daily Mail thought fit, m an editorial lost Saturday entitled "Claim v$ Practice", to attack us for not reporting Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald's glowing tributes to the Indian Thomas Cup team at the dinner m honour of the badminton visitors. Our contemporary magnified this omission into
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    NeW Rules To Help Finances
    248 12 Xl LUMPUB Won. Existing rules of the clangor Amatccr Athletic Association were cancelled new rales were adopted at the annual general meetins i the assoeiatkm held here, today Among the mij amendj ments to the rules were those concerned with membership, i The old rules
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    GOOD WIN FOR K.L. TELECOMS
    72 12 GOOD WIN FOR K.L. TELECOMS LUMPUR, Mori ang today the their Rrst de-i ey lost to the te second round FAS igue competition ree. Ed by three j three n Kai Yew (2) and The Telecoms k and managed to tough Mahen-I Iran (I Thasen one. l hall the Te!e--1
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    SETH, POH LIM BATTLE 90 MINUTES
    706 12 ALL-MALAYAN DOUBLES AFTER four Malayan combinations had asserted th *<r superiority over Indian, Danish, American and Thai opposition to make it an AllMalayan doubles semi-final, 23-year old T. N: Seth of India stased a blood tingling one-and-half-hour fi<;ht against the last Malayan, Ong Fob
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    FULL RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    428 12 SINGLES Amrit l.al Dewan I India) beat Chan Kon I.eong < SoI.UI^OI I W .0. Dirk Mitchell (OS) beat John Nyfaard (Denmark) 15-' i 15-:>. T.N. Stth (India) heal loon? Pan Y.ip (Spore) 15-11, 10-15. 1 3- J. Ole Jensen i Denmark) beat Pinil Battabong
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    Keen Doubles Fights
    447 12 Malayan doubles supremacy! proved itself against the oppos- j in^ Danish, American. Indian and. Thai pairs. Like the Sela:.., International. the prospects are i Chan Kon Leong] Abdullah Piruz and On^ Poh Lim— lsmail bin Marian final. But their challengers this time are Yeoh Teck Chye and
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    India Collapse For 165, England Win By 7 Wkts
    468 12 LEEDS, Jinn- 9. India's second innings collapse waa completed l>»*forr Lunch today, the side going out for 165. England bc^an their easy path to victory, >vith Button and Simpson. Victory, by seven wickets and a day and a half to spar/*,
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    Indo-Ceylonese Athletic Meet
    122 12 THE FIRST Indo-Ceylonese I Amateur Athletic Club champiqnship meet will be held at the P.VV.D. Sports" Club Grounds, i Cheras Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday and Sunday, July 5 and 0 at 3 p.m. There are 18 championship events for men and six for women, and a
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    Europeans Hold Army To Draw
    369 12 COMMUNITY SOCCER TWICE IN ARREARS, European Eaoght bark strongly to share points »ith th«» \rni\ (Singapore District) m a V Conunnnitj League match at falan Besar Stadium yesterday. The result, a 2-2 draw, wms a fair ending to !i\H\ <:aine, highlighted by some firs! das*
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    Duke Wins Junior TT At 90 mph
    131 12 Douglas, l>l f > 01 Man. Jun«» 9. i Keuter < x-c.n Dive Norton i w in the un'or (350 cc) inttTiiaiional T.T. for thr BCCOBd >ear m >U( cession. His time off two hours 55 initiates "J0. 3 5 seconds ga\e him
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    Lancers Beat Manchester
    113 12 fPOH, Mon. In the second round of tne Aj'my "Malaya Cup'" soccer competition the 12th Royal Lancers defeated the Manchest< Reg tnent by three goals to one on the Town Padang on Saturday. Starting promisingly the Manchesters obtained the lead m the 12th minute off a penalty
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    Scoreboard
    199 12 INJM V l-l inn m- H in*, i. \mi isi inningi SM india .'ml innings Roy c Compton b T:ueman 0 D Gaekwad c Laker b Bedser 0 Manti b Trueman B I'ni: igar b b Jep.k;:is H tffanjrekar b Trueman Haz.ce b Trueman 56 Ph;i(tkd. b Bedsei r,4
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    Chinese Swim Club Elects Malay Member
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    IPOH 'Y' TENNIS STARTS
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    SOCCERITES TOP THE LEAGUE
    80 12 star soccr: m-ed a convr g three— nil J long Bahru Rangers RAFA Second Division soccer match plaj Gey! tng Sta With la i wictory Tiortg Bahru Rangers. Soeci c now of Second Djwith full points from s outi: p Sta So eritei v iwa at
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    One Goal Win For Ramblers
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