Singapore Standard, 19 June 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard Ik 1L X VOL. II NO. 352. THURS. JUNE 19, 1952. 1 2 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    SPECIALISTS TRAINED IN FEDERATION
    353 1 Standard Staff Correspondent PI AX,. Wed, The Medical DepartIn! ol the Federation of Malaya today anlounred a in w scheme to train local t;ra<lii<>t tin- I nivenit] ol Malaya to become no ni^eo specialists. this p irpose the Grovernment has the a1 'i of fifteen new
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    A.$1 Mil. Flood Damage
    139 1 A.$1 Mil. Flood Damage MELBOURNE, June 18 < K«mi-tt-r AIP Tonight a slight ♦'usin^ <>l th»* flood position m South-Eastera Australia was reported jihl the weather ujn geaeraDj impro\ in^. The dauage ><> far is estimated it well arei AC 1.000.000. streams had led H Stock sj j usand-s pie
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    BRIG. BRAND DEAD
    26 1 Brit;. Adam Tyri e Wilson Brand, who distinguis i himself <>i\ the y Easte i during the ist wai h»> died m •■>! A.F.P.
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    66 1 photo. Major Dave Horn of K i t h m o n d, Virginia. emerges from the open ins of a secret tunnel found in prisoner-of-war (impound 7(» OB Koje Island, recently. At left are picks and shovels used n\ the Communist prisoners. The tunnel was shored up with wood
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    B. PAHAT H. Guard Get One Bandit
    132 1 B. PAHAT H. Guard Get One Bandit Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed '1 he determination, patience and perseverance of three Malay members of the Batu Pahat Home Guard was rewarded at 7 p.m. yesterday when they killed a terrorist and wounded another, who matiaged to escape. Ambushes laid for
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    Helen Traubel Triumphs
    67 1 Helen Traubel. with I Coenraad V. Bos at the I pianoforte, sings before a < I large and enthusiastic i iudience. m the Victoria i Memorial Hall. This j Standard picture was I taken at tHe recital last I ttight. Slie was given a great ovation and
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    R.L Consul Criticised
    89 1 JAKARTA, June 18 (UP)~The labour section of the Indonesian Parliament this morning complained about their unsatisfactory reception m Singapore by the Indonesian ConsulateGeneral there, adding that they had to be kept waiting at the airfield for several hours before an official of the Consulate turned up. The
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    NZ ARMY CHIEF SEES FIJIANS
    72 1 THE Chief ol the Genera] Staff t the New Zealand Army, M i Gen. W. G. Gentry, flew into Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning and then went on by Auster phme to visit the Ist Fiji Infantry Regiment at Pahang. He spent the night the Battalion.
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    JAP REVERSAL
    33 1 TOKYO. .Tune 18 (AP)- In a > idden surprise reversal, the Japanese Government announced jodav that Japan cannot recognise Communist China or sign a peace treaty with the Red regime m Peiping.
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    K. Kuan May Get New Farmlands
    167 1 K. Kuan May Get New Farmlands Standard Staff Correspondent I POM. Wed Trie Perak Stale \v i x utive Committee is now examining a proposal for the acquisition of agricultural land j m the vicinity of the new re- •ettlement village of Kampong Kuan, about mile from Ghemqr town, for
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    SURPLUS RICE
    19 1 FORMOSA hopes to export 100,008 Ima of rice from her estimated 1.600.000-ton output j this year.- A.F.P.
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    TEMPLER SEES PM
    55 1 TEMPLER SEES PM LONDON, Wed. Gen. Sir Gerald Templer and Colonial Secretary, Oliver Lyttelton Lunched with Prime Minister Winston Churchill today to discuss past results and l'uiure plans m Malaya. General Templer is continu- > irii^ discussions with Mr. j Lyttelton this afternoon after lung morning talks with SouthEast Asia
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    MALAYS LODGE CLEMENCY PLEA
    184 1 Slaiulanl Staff Reporter TENGKU \»I)M. Rahman, President of the United Malaya National Organisation. yi*slcrila\ »al!t«l at the nflrcea of the Singapore I niler Secretary. Mr. R. Vt Jakrmaii. to lo<l<>e a petition askin» for <*letneiiev for the four Malays under sentence of death for murdering an
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    CEYLON QUERY ON WILLIAMS
    50 1 THE Ceylon COmmi sioner m Singapore, Mr. AI. Saravanamuthu, last nighi confirmed an Agence France Presse report from Colombo thai the Ceylon Ministry of External Affairs had requested him to report on the case ot Peter Williams, who is now under arrest by the Singapore Government.
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    Frd. Hari Raya
    46 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The public holidays I' IM Raya .vill remain unchanged and will be observed on June '*■'< !iri ■>4 as originally declared regardless whether or noi the ne moon is sighted im anj par] o the Keder.iii"" <»n :!n- "U'H June i
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    S'PORE HOKKIENS TO BUILD $1,200,000 SCHOOL
    277 1 S'PORE HOKKIENS TO BUILD $1,200,000 SCHOOL Standard Staff Reporter THE only school m Singapore which will have a playground for its stu dents on the roof-top is to be constructed by the Colony's Hokkien Association m Telok Ayer Street at a cost of about $1,200,000. Plans for this five-storey Chinese
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    What They Plan To Do
    42 1 KUALA LI'MPCR. Wed. The thTtt Malay Home Guardi whQSt tliree niovihs patience teas rewarded yesterday m Bnfu Pahat have offered to give pan of tfieir reward towards cowjAetinQ the building of a n osque m the pillage.
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    American Huk
    55 1 MANILA. Jane 18 (UP)— American link lender William Pomeroy and his wife pleaded guilty to a charge o! rebellion id a surprise move today. T.iey wrere sentenced to life imprison■n link couple'f tentence r»i ii iced the Brat time that an had been f>" v ?d '-'uHi Mi^uist
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    Girl And Father In XL Bridge Drama
    81 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A younij Chines*. «irl fousht to freehersclf from her father "jg tried to jump over the Market street Brid«f. Kuala rtSyta« attempt to throw herself ,nto the river below, when her father tried to hold her. Btertninfei to free herself.
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    82 1 photo The Duke of Edinburgh laughs broadly with Lady Curtis Bennett (right) as they wait for the first showing of the film "Ivanboe" at the Empire Theatre, I. p i c c s 1 f rSquare, London on June VI. The premiere was m aid of the National Playing Fields
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    Terror Of The Ulu Yam Areas Killed On Crime Scene
    370 1 Standard Stall iMiypondici K\ VIA II M!»l R, V^i.l. 1W mm tefroriwi ihe (In Yam Bharu and I In Yam lama areai rad idbn look paii m leveral nuirdrr-.. llran liooni:. wan killed i»n June I !•> Serurlti Forrm on
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    $½ M. BAIL ASKED IN DOPE CASE
    117 1 M. BAIL ASKED IN DOPE CASE Standard Sufl ot respondent PEI a lengi ly argument tbe i >i the A' ■>' Stai S C irt i grant I l ,00 hum Cheng Siok How. I •>... \s 1 1 j »ur rendered I I jtftomi it 5 v P'"i |6|
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    Comet Will Fly To Japan
    42 1 Comet Will Fly To Japan :DON June 18 IFF test nig Tokyo, will \e-.i\e Lond i .1 To ;Ml I BOA< d ere lid i mile trip will fajendie Corpo After leaving Singapore call at M i .1 i; m tnd N
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    Cookers But No Power
    87 2 I HOUSA VDS i cooku r and' hire from tiu emitk 'ired lor, 'or MOM •i appliance temmecUd Vili V n.v »von cs f^e Po'rcr ■on at f '-'nnniuj r opcro- is as goyd 'i* fb<»t g Co itJ**. i Sound Srhcm*' I > Q ere
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    Abdul Posed As Taxman
    29 2 AB I RAHIM tin Mo the (urt arge of i.v -v >f toe. it c Lira Chu toeing i Lam S: i $10 and < ntence.
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    24 Fined $360 For Gambling
    111 2 THIR fEEN >men and 11 oeo w n we ested bj the police m two separate gainbon June IT. were ftned a total ot $360 m the s Fiis( Po 1 1 Court yesU Krw of them seven men and four wen fn md dg
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    85 2 phuto. HONGKONG has a much uid-r selection of Chinese applicants to choose from for the police force than Singapore, sad Mr. A. H. Frew (above) Superintendent of the Singapore Police Focre. who. with AS T. Scan Yun (bong spent nine days studying retruiting: and training methods of the Hondkone police.
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    JUDGE ACQUITS FOUR SOLDIERS
    114 2 I »>! R BORfl on trial at the Singapore UsiSCI on i haygcg «>l ii«»tiii^. 4-4»!n itiitt i n^ miscnicl l>> setting firr f.- MOMUilfl rciriain*. nd r;iu*iii«» *jrir>ou»» hurt t<> [\>o ..in- utn- ;'.t*«jiiilt«;l h\ Mr. JufltlCC BrOWB >«>;ii(hiy. The First three accused, N tl
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    4 Sentences Quashed
    67 2 i] N lin P. bin Baba. Abdul Kadir and R Dariappnn, senten- nine prionmeiri i i taini'--. [uaotity of c nd( nscd n: nets from a M teen had tbenr sen* the Chiei c, Sil Charles Murrny- m the Singapore Hi^n Rw appea wa* argued by Den
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    MAIN REMANDED
    49 2 CHAD HOT MU\ (20), of Teiok Blangah E^oad waa tea-t:iv.-.c■!>• charged m the Jv^jra pore Firs*. Policy Cowl Tester-] ■lav w.th attempting (b murder Ah Pnoi by stabbinf him at Sbgo Lane <>n April X Chan j waa remanded m the Central j lock-up till today. j
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    LABOUR DEPT. WARNS
    128 2 LABOUR DEPT. WARNS BOGUS employers who cash m on the credulity of on- i employed persons seeking to register themselves m the i Labour Department Un- employment Exchange arc now active m the vicinity of the Labour Exchange at Havelock Road. A warning issued yesterday by the Commissioner for Labour
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    Dr. Leland Wong At Life Church
    59 2 Dr. LELAND WANG, President of Chinese Foreign TNlissionary Union and noted evangelist on a round-the-world preaching tour, has been speaking at the Life Church. every day at 7..'W p.m. The series uf meeting continues unti3 Saturday. Tonight Dr. Wang will show I colour slide?
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    It's Tough To Leave S,pore
    83 2 PASTORS F. W. Detamore and R. M. Turner who hold their farewell service at 7/30 p.m. tomorrow night at the Bible Auditorium m Ba^slier Road find leaving the Colony' quite a wrench. Reasn n according to Pastor Detamore: "The love of Singapore is iii my
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    FIRE DAMAGES $1O,OOO-BOAT
    50 2 A LOADED motor tongkang valued at $10,000 was severely damaged m a fire, which broke out when it was being started m the Singapore -River on Tuesday night. Firemen, assisted by Marine Police put it out. Part of the cargo of provisions and goods may be salvaged.
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    Minister Apologises
    45 2 LONDON. June 18 (Renter) —War Minister Anthony Head told the House o\ Gommons that he regretted the ..Kinioss G.H.Q. Officers' jmess incident m which four British entertainer.s were barred from dining m a British army mess because they were not m evening dress.
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    Officers Deptorfe Govt's Decision On Salaries
    710 2 Standard Stan Reporter THE FEDERATION of Singapore Government Services Unions representing well over 90 per cent, of local employees m Government service will, shortly take "appropriate action" against the decision of tlie Legislative Council to reduce co*l of living while increasing basic salary of
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    'Jap Cement Ban Will Hit Builders'
    249 2 Stamford Staff Kt'portrr SINGAPORE'S three Chinese trade association > <<>nnected with \\w supply of luiihlins; materials yesterday told t lie (jovornim'iit that its measure halving the import of last year's total value of Japanese eement l>rou«:ht into the country, would hit the building trade
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    71 2 photo. ABOVE: Dr. R. A. Hicklin?, (centra). Senior Physician of Charing Cross Hospital, London, arrived m Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday to act as external examiner in medicine for the University of Malaya. He will stay here till next week. This h Dr. Hirkling's second Singapore visit m this capacity. He
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    Thieves' Haul
    23 2 A CHINESE woman, living m Swatow Street, yesterday reported the ilu:- ol s«;0 m chaneg 1:1.900 m notes anil soiTie jewellery.
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    Projector Agency For Malaga
    75 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE VICTOP Animatograph Corporation of America an netting op a centra! agency for Malaya m Singapore to stock and service Victor projector.-. The V ire-president of the Corporation.' Mr. Robert H. Kuika lias arrived m Singapore with Mrs. Kulka on a Far Eastern
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    32 2 photo. FRANK SNEDDON. cor respondent of New Zealand's biggest daily. The Herald. arrived m Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday to report on the Fijian Battalion m Malaya. He will also visit Korea. Standard
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    13 Children Killed On Road
    183 2 Standard Staff Reporter IN SPITE of elaborately planned methods to make Singapore children road conscious through exhibitions, films and talks, 13 young lives were lost during the first four months of this year m accidents involving a total of 179 school children. Over a nine-month
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    Prison For Curious Man
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    Bayly Leaves
    27 3 COMMANDS G Bayly. LN.V.H 0.8.1 5 gap Pris ms. who 1 recently, te I I c colony Mist ilia esl h, i;i the Ho md.
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    Death Of T.V. Saravanamuthu
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    How To Fight A Fire
    57 3 CD MEN TO SHOW -i.M.i. ...1 -1..H Reporter f||| < I il Defence r lr:.m«-. ni 1 aim- MI ti ill ui^ a tuon- m lire-fighting, %v .»r!% .uml o|lm r civil a< ti\ iii« <»n Salur!,ii.. 2K at t.'.O p.m. ,i ill.- Moml i
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    Labour To Start Early
    19 3 eying 1 inelect D iwn up ectoral con- v.t-. -.d the m the ber of
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    Gimson Boys Show What They Can Do
    172 3 III! GfIHSON SCHOOL, ihe fonaer B«y»' Home i Irrornli Uo.nl. Singapore, will releteaie fifth with Ibc l>i «-i handicraft inhibition m .1.!. .i.^-nr,! i,. »li..v i!i< public §©"Nb i^c high < .i „f bandiworli which -o^allrd u n«ughlj boys ..i jimmlih -iim iiiml.
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    Malayans Told: Study Folk Tales
    227 3 Standard staff Report* MALAYANS should learn Western techniques of a ling i studying oral traditions of their own nmunities, thus not only contributing to international >larsh p but also providing a stimulus to creative literature m Malaya. This hop" was expressed by Mr. J.C H
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    Red Cross Drive For $150,000
    172 3 Red Cross Drive For $150,000 [HE SINGAPORE Branch of the Red Cross Society will tart a campaign early next tt h to raise Funds for the tm ron b H■ Me for en. Government 'ntiv {ranted a sJte r»n the ai Chang for th ■> >> irpose, j t rampaig
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    CHILDREN TO SEE DUCHESS
    352 3 CHILDREN TO SEE DUCHESS Standard A ihnmi KrjMirlt-r V QCESTIOtN na, mi;m|«- yt'*|rr<l;iv l»\ llu"i.ov«rnnr ol Singapore, Mr. John Y. Nuoll, thai, an EAicalioH Vt t -u. < o'mrided v»\\\\ \\w \isit of ilir DuehcM «»f Krni, \\w -riion!rhit<lrrn Mtghi l»»--grthtrcd loi;«-tti«*r to iiM't-1 bet **ni the roal oi th»evettfaM
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    2 SIC Men Deny Fares Allegation
    135 3 2 SIC Men Deny Fares Allegation TWO Singapore Traction Company's bus conductors were charged m the First Police Court yesterday with criminal breach ot trust m respect ot fares collected from passengers m the Comp tny's bib,es. The conductors, Seah Kah Peng, of Lim Link Street, and Loy Neng <.f
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    ARMOURED CAR
    52 3 WAN KIM SENG, Koay Yew ".<•.• and Ng Nam Y. ng and Narbat bin Ardi claimed trial in the Singapore Second Police Couri yestei lay to a charge of stealing an old armoured car, on June 17 at the Wireless Station, .1 i: Bail u: Mill) each \va.s
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    TV Star Due To Entertain The Troops
    120 3 DONALD PEERS, fa med British radi > and television star and specialist in sentimental songs, arrives in Singapore today by BOAC from London, accompanied by his pianist, D.v:>u! j Philips, and two other artists, Bert Brownville, comedian, and Joyce Neal, soprano. They will
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    8 Qualify For Dip. Pharmacy
    194 3 EIGHT students all males pas: cd the qualifying examination i:*r the Diploma m Pharmacy of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, it was officially announced yesterday. This represents 100 per cent pass but the students sat only for certain' subjects to qualify for their
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    SHB Uses New Cargo Handler
    163 3 Stamlunl Staff Reporter THE Singapore Harbour Board went a step further m the im> of mechanical aid* to «-ar«o handling when they put lo work the latent type of Vale Stevedores at godowns four and live yesterday. The new stevedores were used for lining and
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    Hostel Proposal Studied
    246 3 Hostel Proposal Studied Standard Staff Reporter j THE question of setting up a 'Malaya House' m I Australia for the use of Malayan students studying i m Australian Universities I is being looked into, a spokesman of the Austra- lian Commissioner's Office I m Singapore told The Standard yesterday. He
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    Burglars Active In Coronation Rd
    35 3 A RING, a pair of earrings and clothing were reported missing from a house m Coronation Road, ofi Bukit Timah Road. Burglary is suspected as a window was fonnd open.
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    TAXI DRIVER WINS APPEAL
    51 3 TAXI driver, Lam Ah Tee. sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment m the I lower courts on a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of a car wheel, left the Singapore High Court yesterday a free man. Mr. N N. Leicester appeared [or I.
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    New Books, Films At USIS
    210 3 AMONG new books m the US IS. library In Raffles Place Singapore are: Classic American Philosophers by M.H. Fisch, Christianity and Communism by J.C. Bennett. American Financial Institutions by H.V. Prochno.v. Chinese m South-East Asia by V.W.W.S. Purcell Interculturai Attitudes In the Making by V.H.
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    Customs Man To Appeal
    110 4 PENANG, Wed.— Notice of appeal was verbally given by an outdoor Customs Officer, Chua Sim Teng, sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. A. Black m the Magistrate's Court today on a charge of abetting illegal gratification. The Magistrate allowed bail of $1,000 m
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    SULTAN WILL OPEN HOSTEL
    53 4 KOTA BAHRU, Wed.— The new hostel of the Government English School, Pasir Mas, which is nearing completion will be officially opened by the Sultan on Thursday, July 10. To celebrate the occasion the School will hold its Annual Sports the same day. The Sultan will give
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    Ipoh's Landmark Will Be Re-sited
    71 4 IPOH, Wed. Ipoh's only traffic lights, considered a landmark m this town and situated at the junction of Tambun, Gopeng and Brewster Roads, are to be removed to its former site of a decade ago the Brewster Road-Anderson Road junction. These lights are considered to
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    2 Bandits Hanged In Taiping
    151 4 2 Bandits Hanged In Taiping Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Captured by patrols of the 42 Commando. Royal Marines, m Perak. within nine days of each other, Abu Sam bin Pandak Karim and Cheng Ah Tham were hanged this morning at Taiping Prison under Emergency Regulations. On Jan. 9
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    TOBACCO DUTY
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— A supplement to the Government Gazette issued today shows that tho Customs duty on manufactured tobacco has been raised by nearly 100 per cent. from the present rate of 52.50 to $4.80 full duty and $4.60 preferential.
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    Recruiting Officer To Visit Kuantan
    157 4 THE THIEF Recruiting Officer Major H. Pagett, viil be > isiiin*; Kuantan shortly to recruit personnel for the Army (Malayan Other Ranks) m Singapore. Potential recruits will be interviewed at the Kuantan Police Station on July 8, 9 and 10 from 9.30 a.m. to 5
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    SOLD BEER AFTER HOURS
    66 4 FOR SELLING beer after me closing hours, Tan Yik Tou was fined $100 m the Singapore First District Court yesterday. His assistant, Tay lleng Lim was fined $50. In two other cases, two women. Ong Yew Neo and It Ah Moi, were each fined $75 for
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    MICROSCOPES
    154 4 TWO microscopes worth $2,000 were stolen from the Department ot Pathology of the British Military Hospital. Alexandra Road on Tuesday night. The loss was discovered early yesterday. ABOVE: Two Australian amateur glider pilots who will represent their country at the 20-nation International Gliding contests m Spain shortly arrived m
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    Three Opium Cakes In Box
    61 4 Three Opium Cakes In Box KUALA LUMPUR, Wed For having three cakes of opium, a Chinese, Tee Scow Oo (22). was convicted by Mr. A. P. Jack m the first Magistrate's court today and sentenced to three months 1 jail. Inspector Sockalingam and a detective searched Tec's room m Ipoh
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    Denies Theft
    58 4 KOH KIM :lAUW claimed trial m the Singapore Second i Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing two books I valued at $2.40 irom the Cjty Book Store Ltd.. Collyer Quay. OB June 17. Bail of $250 was allowed. photo. This new building nearing completion at Raub
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    More Join Union
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. During last month the membership of the Plantation Workers' Union, Malaya, increased by 7,301. The total is 121.626. The registration of 28 trade unions, of which one is a federation, was still pending at ihe end -of May.
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    OFFICERS FROM ALL RACES FOR REGT.
    341 4 Defence Men Are Busy Working Out The Details Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Recruitment of voting men of all races for special training as officers m the proposed new Federation of Malaya Regiment, will begin as soon as the hill providing for the
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    Fed. Revenue Steady Despite Rubber Drop
    292 4 KUALA LUMPUR, We«l. Although the hole made m the I coffers by the fall m the price of rdbbor is coiisirfrrulilr. the r« customs and excise duties for the fir>t five monln- of iltu rear U under the total estimated PJS2 reverae from tli
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    Fed. Technical Staffs Talks: Accord Likely
    214 4 I Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Full agreement is expected to be reached on negotiations o:i salaries of Federation technical stall's, when talks which were postponed to enable an "expert" committee to submit Its report on relative values on the three grades of
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    Spivs Just Ignore The Law
    27 4 Spivs Just Ignore The Law ni Stall c the contr Of the L 63 I n licence. A d the pi ed i Itu I ffend< and
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    Scrap Thieves Caught In Act
    13 4 Scrap Thieves Caught In Act 51 mi ird 51 if X For the
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    GRAB THIEF
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    MALACCA HAS 3,068 NEW VOTERS
    209 4 MALACCA HAS 3,068 NEW VOTERS Standard Stall Correspond nt MALACCA, Wca. The Settlement of Malacca which registered a slightly more thah 50 per cent, increase m j her Municipal electorate did better than either Kuaia j Lumpur or Penang. The Resident Commi.ssi.oMer. Mr. H. G. Hammett, said thL Xt today's
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    2nd Trip By Pilgrim Ship
    112 4 PENANG, Wed. Pi from all ovej ya will bark m the Tyndareus here this s day I Mecca, fh the semnd batch of pilgrims leaving for Ifecca this year. The Tyndan us wrfll v i .;:i 991 pilgrims bom Singapore rod wß\ pick up Bnother
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    WOMAN VICTIM IN HILL CRASH CLAIMS $60,000
    385 5 KLALA UJMPUK, Wed.— Mr», Margaret Paramor, 58-^ear-old Saprnntendent of Government Bunjsilaws al Fraser's Hill, who was n a!ir-e«l to havi- been forced oil tin- road «lovwi a 130 feet ravine another cay eomiaaj from the opposite direction, moil the owners of > rars
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    Important Meeting With DEC
    40 5 M _I 0 SCHOOLS I Anglican. frthf c n De] ,'v High n. c. Ifa at Kil I Rev R. ma) 5ec- s lad Singar litcua t) on I :m- onected -4 alfowi proviDe- i I
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    51 5 MR. K. KUMABASAMY, Technical Assistant attat hed to the Forestry Department, Kuala Lumpur, wiio returned yesterday m thr Charon, after a year's study m Australia. He told The Standard he spent his one year at Melbourne's Forest Produrts Kesearch Station, where he studied the manufacture of plywoods and plywood re-"
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    48 5 Scents m Bjitterworth are keeping; pace with the jrrcat >trici«'s made m the rest of the Peninsula and Singapore. Picture shows tlie Anderson Rover Scout Dm of the I.3th Butterworth (Rly. Crew Prai) which will be officially opened by Mr. .MacAuffhty. District Engiucfi. Bukit Mertajani on June 28.
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    No Price Lists
    16 5 rice E it iDicttoua :> ttrol licetice Bit X S X J i fined
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    Pan-Malayan Lab. Council Wins Support
    117 5 Pan-Malayan Lab. Council W ins Support PENANG, Wed Th« Eexcu- C :.:■(.•<.■ ,>: the Peuang Labour Party j a neeting night decided fco support the i proposed temation of a \,> j tiona] Coranl d f■> Wa 13 labour parties. The Comimtiee cti nis9ed the! proposed constitution fully and led
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    Prof. Armytage
    58 5 Profe sor Green Armjrtage will be giving a lecture to the British Medical Association Bfid the Alumni Association tonighi at the Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy Line-;, Singapore at 8 p.m. r.T COL. M. F. Mac Lean. com- dI the Ist Commonwealth Division's Soya] Army Ordnance Corpi m Korea,
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    120 Apply For Four Courses
    82 5 120 Apply For Four Courses THE EAST-WEST Society, supported by the Singapore Council for Adull Education, is organising tour courses r»f studies for those interested m music appreciation, practical logic, speech training and social psychology. About li'O person h ive applied. Mr. Pan] Abisheganadan wiil speak on music appreciation at
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    92 5 Stondard London Correspondent LONDON, June 18— Th following arc tbe closing Ofites of lubbci ond tin on the London Market todcy:— LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Soot 27 d. s or £970 Per ton buyers, July 27 d. "71 .oiler,. August 1614. Three months: £966 September 26
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    Register Bicycles, Says A.A.M. Chief
    140 5 Standard Staff Correspond*- m m IPOII. Wed.— A recommendation that bicycle registration be enforced m Kinta was made by the Chairman of the Perak Branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya, Mr. E. G. Harris, to a meeting of the Kinta Traffic committee recently. A"
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    Police Win 'Hall' Tussle
    113 5 IPO If. Wed. The [poh Town Hall will remain ;is headquarters for the Perak Police for ai leas! another three years despite a strong claim by the Sinta Town Board for its return to civ ie duties. Members of the Board were informed of this by
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    391 5 >IN(.\IM>KH siili^l.iltonv liultlff to Itciij shctltJlng tiM).i> 1) W Vllas Ice. Hippy w.Mid isia l; nhbcr I umiix •> -..Ullllll Ml. II I KIIHtMT k- I. 1»..|1.11<i IIOIISf, I «ll n r J'l I < unnins. sr .h s< it«rltn» >1 \ihlhm\- I i !iC inifunl, ire-lorn
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    PACKED HOUSE GREETS HELEN TRAUBEL RECITAL
    471 5 PACKED HOUSE GREETS HELEN TRAUBEL RECITAL ■Standard Mask Critic r«E FIRST of the two rele»nty recitals by the renownea soprano, Helen Traubel took place last nitjht m the Vutoriu Memorial Hali be- rore a paekea audiiorium J»>d 1)0 school-children on the platform. Certain it is mat such superb. such freaf
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    Employees Who Turn Up Late
    87 5 DAILY rated employees of! the Singapore City Council who I report 15 minutes late for duty m the mornings will be given j d verbal warning tor the first offence. The Finance and General Purposes Committee decided at a meeting yesterday to accept: Mr. S.
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    Menon Gets 13 Gun Salute
    120 5 Standard Shipping Reporter A L3-ffun salute was fired 'at] noon yesterday by the Indian Navy ship. Jumna, when Mr. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India m j Malaya, paid a visit to the sill p. A guard of honour was drawn up on
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    Pedestrian Crossing For Ipoh
    123 5 Pedestrian Crossing For Ipoh IPOH, WedL—An ea te- rh:<ev: it pedestrian eras- I 1 1 s*''u <y be b <-d out m i rpoh tfl the near futUTB 1 following the recommen- 1 daiiw made hy the 1 1 Ki/rrT Traffic Committee 1 to the Kj/if;.< Tom-/' ttounl. I i
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    Club Dance Nets $2,100 For Fund
    38 5 A VARIKTY entei I dn and tun iair was held a; St. Thomas 1 School by the Me li< i and Health Club men raised about $2,100 Un a new club house.
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    Dress Parade For TB Fund
    120 5 Dress Parade For TB Fund KOTA BAHRU. Vvt-M.— -i.ip: Ismail School o;>t Wujs ciaiio:i. l\-t'rj Bahl I Will bold I a charity-supper dam c al the Etegidencjr, ECota Bal^ru. on] Thursday, June 26 In bj i <»f MAPTB fund H 1 of the BOCial h::H dance will be the Parade
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    Flown Out
    77 5 TWO MEMBERS of the L/ 10 Gurkha Rifles were ft wa by a Ha F be [copter to Ed latan from ;he inta i I S insjei Lembinfi jung'e where the Gurkhas we m n ill "1" the rest of M m t) Jeptin'l E9J I One ot
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    Anzacs May Send Larger Forces To Malaya
    238 5 AUSTRALIA and New Zealand] may be willing to iNsreasc their contributions to Mala ya which are now confined to small air force forma tions, reports i» ARtint' France Presse message which quotes from London an article by the London Times correspondent m Malaya.
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    BOR Cleared Of Robbery
    68 5 KUAI I I ifPl R, Wed T. CW i BM B tish i:ci m ''hi ged I*/ Ifr P .i.i.i. Urn Maci Irate' Court I ■••■■> on a irge i >:>' When the i■« i iivni ion this morning tti< I seen! I )iVn <• I
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      89 5 -*™™*v-> Lecture: V. V h een- Armjtagt Alumni Assoaatioo Kina Rdwnrd I vii C efe rMe r8 p.m Trade Uoie* Trainiaf Coarse: Mr F W DalU md Mr. G.G T':i unson on C h ciliatioii Ai bitratior 5| ecial i quiry. Strikes and Lock-outs and The T: ile U „s
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Baa, Baa Black Sheep
    782 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Baa, Baa Black Sheep QOTETI y unobstrusively and witlioul debate the F trS Report on consolidation w: for Governmeni servants was approved by g a pore Legislative Council on Tuesday. i natters affecting changes m pay are by considerable debates, protests, Exhortations and explanations before
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    The impact of the new nationalism
    1617 6 The impact of the new nationalism South- East Asian Survey-! ft .vvvv\vvwvwi\\\\vv\w\\vv\\\\\\vi\\v\\\\\\\v\\t\\\\\\\\\\\\«t\iititiittt<T\\x\^\\\\\\\\\\\\\< Communism, America and Britain are leompetiting for the ideological loyal- ties o£ the people of S-E-Asia but, says the author, m the first of two articles, these overtures are resented as foreign intrusions. I By THE TIMES CORRESPONDENT
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      EQUALITY FOR AIDED TEACHERS
      353 6 Sir:— The Singapore Standard of June 12, reporting the proceedings of the Perak State Council meeting held on June 11, had questions and answers on the conditions of service of the Aided school teachers. Mr. C. H. Yin asked if these teachers were given medical concessions
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      Review of Views
      243 6 Review of Views Provident Fund I COMMENTING on the proceed-, ings of the Singapore Legislative Council. Utusan hoped I iai the Select Committee 'on the Provident Fund Bill would give full consideration to the' >■„! litest ions made by Messrs' Thio Chan Bee and Dasara-< tharaj. A drain sweeper and
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      352 6 'GIRLS! It's The Soap-And Water Look That Counts!' SHE admits to sixty-three hut the reference hooks say 1 she is sixty-eight. She is the 1 undisputed playgirl of the Western World at I3st 51b. 1 She spends £700 on a single < outfit and £40,000 a year on
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    It Was A Privilege
    244 6 Sir; In your issue i i .Time 13, m a news item about the '"Corfu" you say that the R.A.F. "buned the ship with the prior consent J of 'he captain.* 1 Consent is not quite the word, for jt is a privilege to get a
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    USELESS EUSTACE!
    14 6 "Fellow's i.< I mould to to Ihf Sleeping parti,.; ;i w .ike
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    "A New Prophet Is Born In Capetown
    148 6  - "A New Prophet Is Born In Capetown JOHN WORRALL By all par Peninsular ai tiny slum Hal coloured q four-month Child". Til with birthmark--be Arabic le and Muslim say they have significance. Oi are marks w scholar. P.Khondker. sa: fi .vers of F. sacred Bowei by the \va; to Mecca
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    Aust.-UK Talks: 'Accord On 2 Vital Matters'
    157 7 LONDON, June 18, Australian Prime 1 v nisrer Robert Menxies, following his talks *.th Prime Minister Winston Churchill and fher British ministers, yesterday said m a statement that "we have reached a clear agreement m principle with the United Kingdom on two vital
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    No Labour Mr Morgan
    17 7 No Labour Mr Morgan CRN 1 p sip I C and 1!) I t r>d rh II
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    French Union No Jail
    137 7 French Un ion No Jail \MMV lON |«ac II I I' !hr rr'.s Uiiii-. i>( tli<S .i i- (I M.i Is-N nf I ins, iid V irli:.i ill v ith ■•> i |bC pi 'Milt x ,i a ill depead uiN ia these ;.n;ii m h«\" ii:.- stated bj Jr.
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    8 7 I told r.publit ination m A.P.
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    F.I.C. PROMISED MORE U.S. AID
    322 7 F .I.C. PROMISED MORE U.S. AID June IK I nited Slates officials told Jean I i«mu-h« an. I- rnuli Minisi< r ot tin Associated States, \<-!»r«la\ ihai r\cry effoil will In* made !>y Ihe i .him ii! li< i« tn give nioir milil:tr\ and economic aid »<» lodo-4 lima m
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    Enquiry Move INquiry Move On Trotskyite
    48 7 Enquiry Move INquiry Move On Trotskyite It, (Ri it< r) .<■- Albert F. Peril y referred to Govi g for an ineg< tveaoh of H IM by Party N. M !'< lender I Perera committed breach ot p. !ii;;rle at ganised opposition Parlian ent 1 al inquiry into t ie
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    Mauled To Death In Lion's Den
    59 7 Ma uled To Death In Lion 's Den PFRTII. June 18 "> c lied 1 exander Imeades waa found m i den al P« th Z Tuesda .a lion on guai'd over it The only way he could e• i the den was by climbing an 18-fool tence. Fifteen months
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    Premier Backs Police Action
    95 7 COLOMBO. J.;:io 18. Renter) P ne Minister Dudley Senarake told the House Repi;---i yea esterdaj that police action m dispersing v batch of Co> on lndum Congressmen heading towards the House on June 9 last had "the fullest suppoi t ol the governnnent. N He was
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    7 IN ONE SWEEP
    36 7 RANGOON, June 18: (Reutert Seven Conununisi guerillas were killed by Burmese Governmenl forces \c.^terday m an .i f«:.M\e sweep againsi Connnu- isi strongholds m Katha. 100 miles noi tn wesi of Mandalay.
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    SWEDEN ORDERS 'SHOOT BACK'
    343 7 PILOT TELLS OF RED ATTACK STOCKHOLM, June 17 Ifter conferring with tli«^ nations three armed services cfaiefft, the Swedish Governmeni loda) ii-. air and sea forces orders to ghool back at him Further Soviet attacks* This decision followed Russia's protest to Sweden that the Swedish. Catalina
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    76 7 Sir Eric Beckett. QC. British legal adviser to the Foreign Office, yesterday concluded Britain's case m the Ansio Persian oil dispute before the International Court of Justice. Above the British legal delegation at the heariog\ from left: Sir Eric. Attorney-General Sir Lionel Heald: Mr. Claud Humphrey Meredith Waldock. Chichele Professor
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    Govt. Has Proof Of French Reds' Plot
    153 7 PARIS. June 18 (UP) T*»e French Governmenl j declared it has "enough evidence" t«» prove its charge* thai thr Communist Party plotted against \\u> state. A government spokesman said alter a cabinet meeting the Ministers agreed unanimously that "all necessary elements of the
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    $250 Mil. Asked For Air Bases
    117 7 WASHINGTON, June, 1* CReuter)— United States Defer. :e Department leadera toid the Senate yesterday that they urgently needed $250,000,000 to complete European air bases '<>' speedy atomic attackg on iiii.v aggressor nation. They said that without; adequate bases (he threat of United Slates air
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    99 7 Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadeq was reported yesterday to have told Count Ettore Delia Zonea, chairman of the Middle East Oil Company, that he has little hope of winning the AngloIranian Oil Company case now being heard m the International Court of Justice. "But. regardless of the outtome." he was reported
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    Debts To Biitain
    30 7 A conference to m-tfoiiate settlement Japan's debts to Britain, United States and French holders of Japanese bonds will ODen on July 21 m New York, A. P.
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    25 7 CHINESE troops along the Tibetan Bhutan border hive been substantially strengthened In recent weeks. according to reports reaching New Delhi from R:i i ixnpong.— U.P.
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    'Rebels Are Losing In Asia'
    208 7 W YORK June 17 (UP) aian Thoma*, Socialist teadei returned from ■even we«ki tour or Asia, said that m Thailand, Bjinia, Singapore, Malaya, Indonesia and the Philippine.-; "on the whole and iO \aijinj? degrees' the governmeAtj are making pro-ji:f-4 m putting down various >:\% of
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    Rossellini Termed Bad Influence
    175 7 Rossellini Termed Bad Influence HOLLYWOOD. June IT. (UP> —Dr. Peter Lindstrom testified thai he was informed ftim producer Rossellini threatened to shoot himself m 1949 it Ingrid Bergman met Lindstronp Paris. The Swedish-born physician, who was testifying at a hearing m which Miss Bergman seeks to have their daughter, Pia
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    E. Germany To Form Army
    49 7 BERLIN June 18. (UP) T c Soviet zone Communist Government procmimed yest< d that it was "compelled" to form an East German army. Informed sources said the Communists planned to have 12 divisions of 120.000 men under ams by the end of ihe year.
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    Court Sittings Will Be Secret
    81 7 CAPETOWN, June 18 (AP> —Dr. D.F. Maian's Nationalist Government announced yesterday that {he Hi^-h Court o Parliament will sil m ret any time it meets to override the rulings of the South Air can judi iary. The Presideni of the High Court to be sel
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    Bold Step In Kenya, Uganda
    105 7 NAIROBI, June IB. J** iter)The Governors Uganda have Included Afi cam tor the Brst time n their Ex« [ive Councils This rep <■< -,n lm >" tant «J istitui change, bringing Africans nto 'highest level contact with |o\ i ernment policies- Vrr v j The
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    WHALE GLANDS
    56 7 Whale* eaufbi r !P la t (....<• .r.e. yielding what it takes Mi make AfJTH and <»• m life-javl t<s drugs. F •:<• MJ .v. b tie g Bndi P- t b* i )hs'anc«.'S t'*< N Butler of fiydnejp ii »upervUing extract km ol K*aiu i •"> i
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    FLOODS: 10,000 HOMELESS
    81 7 FLOODS: 10,000 HOMELESS SYDNEY, luiu 17 lIV riH worst Ituud'- m ii "-1 1 I Mstor) forced 10.000 i>«imih» from tlx-ir horn* v m t"n H I ►> Australian vlattv i.f \t.t. and \«v\ South 1 1« i<.d.n. 1 en been The Australian arm] i died the i 1 tilies
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    Vows UN Never Used Germ War
    99 7 KOMI luni 18. >[ V i (,-n Matthew H HuU i \ka\ \<>u«tl h> i< th.it W M (i(ul is m\ witiwsv Hrn t- Uautf'd Nations h« onunaiKi' (i m IfRI i Kver had us«'d i< i v. v art a i»v J The
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    Boys Admit Saucer Hoax
    27 7 cone .sky above Herring, J puzzled p rities for st i I believed to tx but f school boys. I and ere < i
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    Mobile Phones For Thais?
    110 8 i THAILAND may be ■i nrs- country m Asia i have a motor-car tele' phone service when the Baito k o fc GoWCTWnettt I offers U to bvsinessmeJi I shortly. Thf Post and Tele- j i groph Dci)iirinicui has i \hs\ completed experi- i i ments
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    Shins Seized
    38 8 S el authorities seized a total i >( > Japanese fishini; vessels m the area north ot Hakkaido since Japan reeoyered tte independence last April. Goav munist China seized a Japanese iwler with l.' ir^n aboard Junr l
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    BURMA' ON FIRST VOYAGE
    197 8 18 -Knot Vessel Has 5 Hatches Standard Skipping Reporter THE 9,830-ton cargo liner, Burma, belonging Lo ih«* Swedish East Asiatic Company, arrived alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wlmrves \rslrrday on her ipaiflcn voyage to the Colony Sister ships to the Burma, the Japan m\d Ceylon, are
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    Berlin Visit
    33 8 More than IjMOJW tourists zn<\ businessmen are expected to vieiJ West Benin m 1832 Despite a blackade scare m May. visitors totalled 8(j.000— :J.UOO nio c m the same month <;>>' year.
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    Britain Leads World In Aircralt Design
    175 8 LONDON June 18, (Reuter) The Tr«-aM(i> *ai<l thai Britain's competitive position for aelliug new <i\il uirerait overseas was now "very strong" and rec«-nt developments m aircraft design had given her a clear lead over major competitors. 'If this lead is maintained during the next
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    British Holdings In P.I. Railroad
    128 8 A FORMAL invitation to British bondholders of the Manila Raiiroad to cook to the Philippines oi send representatives to effeel a settlement has been Issued by the Board of Directors of the P.I government-operated line. In addition to heavy local Indebtedness, trie Manila Railroad has
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      36 8 Despatches Tnd..v. Thai:;.: [p i s by Bentonff D skarta (Sou io;i; a by wlUenti Ruy.s. Arrivals Today. Great Britain, N". Irebind, Eire. Europe North *nd West Africa. West Indie.> (letters only) by Willem Etu i
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    indies Luxury Ban Will Not Greatly Hit Colony's Trade
    661 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By i Standard Staff Reporter THE BAN recently imposed by the Indonesian Government on import into the Republic of 27 luxury items undoubtedly would novc some effect on Singapore's trade with Indonesia but not as much m.ght at first
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    UK Exports Aid 'Plan' Countries
    286 9 LONDON, Ju ti# I <">. (Renter) Britain provided i II tin imports <»f m»ia! .sin! eiisiiieeriiifi goods into i li« :i'ui Plan (oimiiii- o( South-Eastf \^ia. according i<> llir Britiull I icaxin. ountries m s development n^n took 13 per cent of the United Kingdom's
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    U.S.E.: First Step Begins Next Month
    52 9 U.S.E.: First Step Begins Next Month nil be •he n for r- ii i ilio d ;»Md ratified ibeL this .ners arity. the chief ndi involving the I i.OOO p< Urn tea a ising m s sat ratified the ihi com] taken dv Urn Frai cc, Wei I Luxembourg r
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    Wool Credit
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    Record Spending On US Industry
    48 9 THK Us. Commerce Department predicted Am "can business will spend a record oi U5512,500,000,000 on plants and [equipment during t'; e next Ha months. Official* saM the biggest crease h> p-a:it d equipment spendins would }i >- i:i lhe «ectrlc and gas utilities. U.P.
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    27 9 A section of the crowd of bar Rain-hunters wh« flocked to BaU'i aho« »t«»re yesterday, eager to take advantoce of the third duj of the present salt.
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    No Preference In New Pact
    122 9 NEW DELHI, June 18. 'Rente: > India's Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari, said m the Ho i»e the People that the Indian Government had "diminished gradually* 1 imperial preference m her trade with Britain and Commonwealth countries. The Minister, who was
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    Rubber Future Bright
    152 9 Rubber Future Bright •di umko. htm It, ihv presi- !'-nt "i tii' Mul.iv.in 1 <<>n KabW| Tr.u!«--\-nS<»> :.i 1 infl M I M»-.lh >m 19 »<} lit! tliat i-< (l poliin il tension th" aor Id made the >f rakkcfl bright n»- \l W*n \r trs. H< is on (n^
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    Britain Hit Hardest By Egypt Ban
    106 9 Britain Hit Hardest By Egypt Ban BRITAIN Is the chief country hit by Egypt's new ban on import of luxury goods, jewellery. cars, wireless sets, cotton piece goods, soap, leather goods, stockings nd tumblers without autho- tion from the exchange conThe full price must now be paid m advance for
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    UK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG. Jun e 18 Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.92 to £1 Sterling; HK56.5225 to U.S.SI; HKSI.B4O to Malayan $1; HK50.314 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5300.375 to one i tael.
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    Prices Will Keep Rising For 10 Yrs.
    100 9 LONDON. Jinu- I«J (Renter) Leading accountants from different coailtviefl warned, at the ninth International Congress on Accounting, that price levels were Kkehf to continue lo rise for at least a decade. The president of the Society oi Incorporated Accountants and Auditors, Mr. Percy
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    £250 M. Bonn Offer To Israel
    110 9 BONN. Jime 17. (Reuter>— The West German Government intends offering Israel 3.000.000.00n marks (£250,000,000) worth <>f compensation tor t!ie crimes °f the Nazis a government Spokesman said here today. It would be spread over 12 years. Who i delegations from West German; and Israel
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    Colony Has Greater Need For This Law
    565 9 BROWN'S ECONO.HC REVIEW SAYS: THE proposed new company law m the Federation of Malaya is the subject of the main editorial m BROWN'S Malayan Economic Re view, which says that the proposed legislation is more necessary m Singapore than m the Federation. It
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    23 9 photo. The Serdans: Affrirultiiral College situated m the grounds of the Serdane Aerie ulti.nl Experimental Station. 14 miles from Koala Lumpur «sncwnn» Standard
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    Formosa Rice For Jap Machinery
    59 9 A nc.v one-year trade Ttfct between Formosa and Japan i* expected to be .signed within a shr,:\ time. Both Formosa and Japan will barter USSBO.OOO.uou worth of commodities. Tne major itemj to be e*po: ted from Formosa would be ri^e. sugar, sait and bananas, whiie
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    108 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rubber prices (cents per 1b m Singa pore yesterday were: Buyer* Sellers No 1 Spot I oose 85 86 F0 B m bales June No. 1 R.S.S. 85] Bti No 2 R.S.S. 82 83 No. 3 R.S.S. 79 80 Tone: Quiet and slightly easier. LONDON RUBBER Wednesday's
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    US May Get Bolivian Tin At Own Terms
    291 9 has b«en taken over by the Bolivian government and this is the accumulated stockpile that has now been sold to the R.F.C. The purchase of an undetermined amount of concentrates from the Bolivian medium miners' group should maintain. if not Increase, the
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    Produce Mart Quiet
    87 9 Standard Market Reporter QUIET cnndi:ions prevailed on the produce market m Singapore yerterd iy with hardly «rj business passing. Copra Quotation! were %2i\ pc picul buyers ;md UN sellers fa August shipment with *2<»i <i->ric ror June rocon-Jt oil sellers Indicated $44J per picul 00 buyers being
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    89,109 Tons Of Rubber Re-exported To Russia
    86 9 LONDON, June 18 (Renter) BriUUi re-exported! BfUO9 tons of raw rubber t<< Russia dnriiig the 12 months ended April 30 this jrear, Hrn Harry Macfceson, Secretary for Overseas Trade, vi.d mi n A parliamentary reply. Brig. Mackeson added lint exports of robber to
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    RED CHINA BUYS INFERIOR GRADES
    150 9 COLOMBO, Jimr IK (Reuler) Communist Chaiu i* making every HTori to pu It up ail a\;ii!;il>l< scrap blm i I rubber, other inferior grades and latex sheet, according* to rubber sources here. Thej mi^» -t t lt i confirnu th. wart il\ «>( nililicr m
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    Rubber Rises 2 Cents On Steady Market
    191 9 Standard \l;irk<*i Reporter Ml ItHKK PRICES m lillfl|illH ini|Hov«<l l»r sbout tw.o eeatti per ll>. yesterday* FinN pjrMk nrib* I'«t for Jul) ihipmenl mm at one itage liamwulid ii *>o oentf per Ih. on rtead^ narket. Stocks f 'f lubber m Singapore durinj
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    Israel Buys Canadian
    40 9 Israel hai p'pcr-d ordorc more th.di S.>!tO.oofl worth Canadian medical suppliet and ol asbestos and farm implemr Israeli buyers ilm n: b'xiks. papei tnd new^r L,OOO curves ;;i!.! a large shipmei it ol I iimbi i U.P.
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    Malayan Shares Are Easier
    58 9 Malayan Shares Are Easier Rl mdard Mark< i R« poi U r »RE M ■an she today with igh(l> :n spite i er conn i tun eported. i M i I ".<■■• d Raub rin 10 10) 4 io l A 4 ](l Tin a d vis I 80 '0
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    Exports In May Total $304,600,000
    53 9 The ex'erna trade ya duriug Has I $332.9 i million m import me l I p posts. f.,: ion 't j .^pcfie. according Lo offi >i's totfl (304.< imi![ncludlnf p i i bullion ti d i :><v ie 'mnkcrs. rti au<\ importi I amounted to
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      139 9 Ships m Harbour M II \K\ 1 S mn Gate is/ii 4 ige tl/19 4 2 <: j 2 49 l I l M it ?n a 2 2-.' m i .k e 13/ M 4 4.'. 2 II 4 I 44 1 •75 8 ?4 2 M I 2
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      Temporaries Are On The Verge Of A Collapse
      545 10 Temporaries Are On The Verge Of A Collapse Sir; 0.-ie day when I was about six years ot n^c I accompanied my mother to tier brother's house for a week-end stay. The mid-day meal was somewhai unduly delayed and feeling very hungry, I befgan to cry. My auni expressing deep
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      UNITED PRESS MAN REPLIES
      671 10 Sir;— Recent reports of the press from Koje may well strain the i redulity i- r readers like Mr. A. R. Lazarous, who find it difficult to believe that Communist terrorism can reach such proportions. Therefore, I w uild like to discuss a few tints raised
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      Too Many People?
      291 10 Sir: I regret to have to disagree with Professor Davey that over-population is a world-wide problem. Then? are still many parts of the globe which are underpopulated. Australia, Canada, Borneo and Malaya are examples. On the question of underproduction, the fault, I think, lies within the fact
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    STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE
    774 10  -  ROSALIND RATNAM By HERE are the sewing instructions for The Standard Pattern \o. 1 I whic-li appeared m the Sunday Standard on June 15. Note: 1. Your pattern pieces will have certain instructions stamped on them When you have the pattern pieces by your side these sewing
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      296 10 LAST D\Y i 6 tr> i} A >lM \!h i! Hitrbcock'i JAMAICA INN M larrca < barfea R«*erl Slarria? IIU; v i\i i.niON M.« lON OPENS TOMORROW! come thi: d if r SMOKE JUMPERS J < y J.g Tl»! |3 O Richard WIDMARK Cotsluct SMITH H J J*y/ R TODAY
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      210 10 mid mii THE set v q. 3b OF 7//f; /»/k r/7 s/; <s i *V; MAKE 7////K (S7 4ff^ i»f "i 11.. "m^ *^T^x* A (Oil MBI\ IK 11 Xl itarrim Robert Terry Jerome U. CUMMINGS MOORE COURTLAND RUSSFiJ PLUS! I.ate»i Malayan (ia/^t. \\\\\\\\\V\V\\\\\V\\\\\\VXVVXV\vV\VVV\VVV\\vvv IiUUM S.lllHlHr U'Xlll I SPECIAL PREMIERE
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      390 10 I t^f Rijji dpi /yfjjp i man who aerer alters his opinion i< lik.- standing ».iler. and br< iU reptilei ol the t mind r.lake i IHI RSI) AY IOK I\ I i:\O\F: < The morning comprises the be-t i I portion of thN day. Gel awaj to prompt start.
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      269 10 Today's Radio Programmes SliMtAPOftfi! Artist: K.13 Serial: "Paul Temple And im »,ir, The Jonathan Mystery"; M5 Classlf eal Bequests; K.;it News IS>: H J". .«!n. For English Schools: 9.55 j Andre Kostelanets. and his Orchestra; Interlude: hi i <,i. \.-*> niiir. Music l'* l»-m. V., irt\ ISnndbox; |o <o Dame
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    Derby Day 1953
    48 11 TON 1 DON*. June 17 (Router) The 1U53 Ep^om Derby will be run on Saturday June 6 instead of Wednesday June 3 as originally planned. The i-hange has been made because the Coronation of Quct'H Elizabeth Is due to take place on Tuesday June 2.
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    St. John's Sports
    41 11 KUALA LUMPtJR, Wed. 1 All Old hoys of the St. John's Institution. Kuala I.umpur, nre invited to participate m x-ariojs old hoys events, m the srhc-ol's annual sports to be atki cm July 5 at 2.3 Up .no.
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    FIRST TIME TO OLYMPICS
    32 11 photo. Thr three-man Indonesian Olympic team Suharko (swimmer) Thio Gins Hwie weigh tlifter), and Sudarmod.jo hiiih juniper), who left yesterday for Helsinki aTUt three-day stopover m Singapore. Standard
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    Indonesia's 3-Man Team Leaves
    389 11 Indonesia's 3 -Man Team Leaves ENDONESIA will he rrj»resenteri for ih«- tir*t lime at the World Olympic* by a three-man tram Sfnieh left Singapore >**«- Icrdaj by plane for Helsinki. Representing the Republic are Suharko (r«Kiinmrr). Thio (finj; llwie wiirhtlifter) anil Sudurmotljo h i ji h jumper). The reason f
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    NATIONALISTS, RED CHINA NOT ELIGIBLE FOR HELSINKI
    138 11 Olympic Rules State HELSINKI, June 18, (AP).— Sigfrid Edstrom, President of the International Olympic Committee, said yesterday that neither Nationalist nor Red China can, under present rules, participate m the Olympic Games here this summer. "The International Olympic Committee desires that the youth
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    JOE MAXIM FAVOURED TO KEEP HIS CROWN
    242 11 NEW YORK, June 18, (IP).— The odds dropped to even money yesterday tor the battle of champions between Joey Maxim and Sugar Kay Robinson on Monday night. Maxim had been favoured at 6£ to 5 to keep his lightheavyweight crown but his poor
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    GOLF Here's How
    189 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin'Sam Snead WQy\ HERE'S a "What's Wrong" picture', (Any follower of this column who <iocsn't spot the error nstantlit will never get a chance at the &64.00 question). You're right' TTi e glaring error here is thai tlie player ha.s i timed his head and is looking
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    Robertson Gets His 1,000 Runs
    359 11 LONDON, Juiw 17 (Renter) Ja<k Rabertean, mm of the mosl ronsiol* lit batMnrn m pest-war English cricket, won the season's race for 1,000 runs today. 1 !»<• 35-year-old opening hat reached the four igare aggregate when batting m Middlesex second innings Bgatnsl Yorkshire at Lords.
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    British Offer To Jap Boxer
    62 11 WEST HARTLEPOOL. Durham June i 3, (Renter)— Walter Hazeltine. the Weal Hartiepool promoter. yc.^erday annouu'cd that he is willing to otter Toahio Sh:raj. Japanese holder <">f the world flyweight t.t!*\ ES.OW to meet Teddy Gardner, British Env pire and European flyweight champion. Hazeltino said he
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    Lancers Win By Odd Goal
    92 11 TAIPING. Wed.— ln a wellcontested Senior Division soccer leaeue match played on the esplanade. North Malaya Sub Districts Royal Army Service CorpQ lost to 12 Royal Lancers by the odd goal m I h ree. The Lancers pressed from beginning and Dunford scorer] the opening
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    Flannery Returning
    54 11 MELBOURNE. (Airmail). (Reuter-AAP) —Jockey Frank I Flannery will return to Singanore (June 23) to ride under contract for trainer 'Neil Hobbs. Flannery rode m Singapore from 1947 to 1950. Hr is the third Victorian jockey to leave for the East this season, with Garnet Bongoure and Joe Gilmore
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    WORK BEGINS ON 1956 OLYMPICS
    192 11 MELBOURNE. June 18. (UP). After lonjf bickering. Australia sports and civic authorities sank their differences and established an impressivf machinery today to play the 195(i Olympic Games. The two key executives of the project, whose s"'":"tioa has kv;M warmly approved m Australia, will make a
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    Strong Fed. Entry For KL 'Kilo' Trial
    765 11 Strong Fed. Entry For KL 'Kilo' Trial SI M)AY will ccc llir mtoikl K.L. "Kilo* 1 <]v* <I tri;il M|PHlitt4 l>y the S«lanji«>r Motor S|mm-U Unit, ;m<{ althoiji thrre i« a I;h-i r rnlry than for bttf year's event, the response! from hit keea <li*af»--poiminx. Federation entlwfiiaeta have* banner, eoaM
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      438 11 NOTICE M (H\l TIN. UMITrD. (t ted m the Colony I >... tapoi i > Dnukrnd No. 3.">. r. IS iiFRFBY CiIVEN at d 'I lard Interim :p^s 309 ome Tax lor the :"'*h S« ptpmb^r i m •>• shar< s ot the j is declared I paid la Share-
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      617 11 NOTICE AH BFE or 2A Lin Tua Tow Road. Upper Bera» Boon, Singapore, is no longer hi om empfcffi and is not autriaed la transad any business or d Fleet payments on o\'r behj I Sin^ipore Standard .!;'>' 1953 Royal Rotterdam Lloyd m v "WILLEM RtVS' h dne •<< arrive
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    Mankad Will Spur On India Today
    261 12 Mankad Will Spur On India Today LONDON, June is (Renter) In spite of the fact I i( the-. i\a\c r.,\ been having a very successful tour lii India sh"i< i! i><\, n the second test against EngIsl irting at I rds lomonwn with optimism m view fa t that ii
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    HK Bank Shuttlers Win
    136 12 IN A RETURN friendly Badminton match II n gkeng :-tnd Shanghai Bank Sports Club di eated Borneo Motors Sports Cn'o by 6 games I > 1. Results (Bankers mentioned first): Singles: HW. Tesker tost 4 o Hassan Buang 18-11 0-15. 3-15; KW. Nonis beat J Misson
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    Geylang English School Sports
    94 12 THIRTY-three events were run ofl at the Annual Athletic Sports oi liit* Geylang English Sfhoo! yesterday. Champion House was Waddo 1 House and Carr House jwaa runnerup. The A DiviIsion Champion was Tang Chee Phang oi Waddell House. The j B Division Champion Tan Kin Hui
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    THEY PRACTICE AND SMASH RECORDS
    506 12 THEY PRACTICE AND SMASH RECORDS I ZEALAND'S Olympic -> Yvette W p, t*us md :?g-' e-we I 1 .i H land (400 1 rdles] and niatu cc 1 fmile, iWO eti 1 Malayan records 1 on the Raff! a Instil ii n p f Royat Air Force 1 runne D
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    Lodgers Win Narrowly In RAF Cricket
    231 12 Lodgers W in Narrowly In RAF Cricket The first round of the Royal Air Fon-e inter-unit cricket knockout competition was played yesterday between 390 M.U. and Changi Lodgers Unit. The Maintenance Unit, last year's winners, were beaten by the Lodger? with an extremely narrow margin of three funs. Tiie Lodgers
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    Sportsman Hurt
    38 12 IPOH. Wed— Lt. Ballard, the well-Known sportsman of the I2th Royal Lancers, is now m the Ipoh Hospital with several injuries following an accident which occurred shortly after the 12th Royal Lancers athletic meet on Sunday.
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    Tengah Win By Six Wkts.
    142 12 RAF Tengah beat Changi by six v icketd m the Inter-Station Knock-out Cup tournament m itch held at Chang! yesterday. Scores CHANGI Orb?H c Plom b Kenrick 41 Hizzett c Kendrick b Mant 26 Dixon b Mant 33 Parkin c Mant b Kendrick 0 Harris
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    4 GO UP, 42 GO DOWN
    301 12 FAIR ANITA and Solperion, winners at Singapore and Kmulj Lumpur recently, have been promoted from tlass I to class 1 m the latest SKA classification. Also promoted to the top class is Twelfth of August, while Quicksilver goes up to class from class 4.
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    Tennis Win For Airmen
    100 12 RAF beat Royal Navy 4— 1 m the .second match of this season*! inter-services lawn tennis toui nament. ;t*. Changi yesterday. Results: <RAF mentioned first): F'Lt Bishop and P O MrKee beat Cap:. Col: is nr.d L Cdr Benson 6—3, 8— W<C Gilchrist and F U
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    SRC SPORTS
    69 12 THE following qualified for the finals of the Singapore Recreation Club*B athletic niot-t m the heats run off yesterday. 100 yds: A. Nuncs. RojKe d<* Souza, O. J. Rozaiio. R. T. Newbronmer, Steven d^ Souar. 440 yards: A. Nune*, P. V. Pestana, Steven de Sou/a. Royce H<» Souza.
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    Seletar Net ball
    45 12 The Girls' Life Brigad< d feated the Seletar Women's R A F. by 17 goals In a netball match a* Seletar yesterday. Sgt. .James made several tries for the Airwomen b I d d not possess the deadly racy of the visitors.
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    Hawaiian Wins
    41 12 HONOLULU. June 16 (AFP) —Hawaiian swimming star Evelyn Kawamoto covered 400 meters m 5 mios. \'AA sees. when she won the freestyle race here yesterday. Tiie race. which was strongly contested was held m the KM)-meter bath of Waikiki.
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    Sel. Chinese Recs Beat Chinese Ath.
    252 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Taking things easily the Sclangor Chinese Recreation <luh beat the Selangor Chinese A. A. 3-1 m a first division league match played at Pudu Koad today. The SCRiJ opened the score m the 20th minute after repeated unsuccessful attempts. Then"; Earn
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    Indians BS Beat Rovers
    150 12 PLAYING better soccer Indian Brotherhood Soccerites defeated a strong Windsor Rovers .sice by three goals to two a SAFA Third Division "A League snccer match played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. A goal m the tenth minute, scored by Marimuthu, gave Indians the lead. tndian.s took
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    Ipoh Ramblers Score Third Win
    208 12 U'OH, Wed. Ramblers scored tlwir thin! \*in m a row when thej defeated the Tamilians 6-3 m thrill packed first division league game on the Padang thi» rvt'iiinj;. Though they won Haml»l«*rs had to work bard for victory. The Tamilians put up a good display
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    Chinese S.C., SAWLF Are Thanked
    218 12 OFFICIALS and members of the Indonesian Olympic team who left Singapore yesterday, voiced tneir praise for the training facilities and warm welcome given them by the Chinese Swimming Ciub and the Singapore Amateur We i a h tlifti D,U Federation during their two days' stay
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    C.A. BEAT ROVERS IN LEAGUE UPSET
    489 12 CHINESE ATHLETIC yesterday, at Jofan Besar stadium o plished what seemed to be an impossible task m the SAFa division. They beat the league leaders Rovers Sports Club 3-1 r f were before the game, unbeaten, and with this defeat, they only one point
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    Kee Onn Wins Y's Tennis
    26 12 Kee Onn Wins Y's Tennis tar too The mal duel. count* first >. ly. hittii making it Chin Chin t*^i a but the nexl won a row
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      314 12 Advertisement WEEKLY WRESTLING NEWS I IG-TI \M v resiling has its a!i special kind of excitent'i; md thrills and that is pxactlj 1 bal is m store for S ugapore fun this saturi» i Urn Happy World Stadium when King Konij I m.'i^ hawh with Tiger Wldea asatesl Tiger Joginl
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