Singapore Standard, 20 June 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Stardard ik. m x VOL. I! NO. 353. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    4816 BANDITS OUT
    288 1 48 1 6 BANDITS OUT 3, 149Ki11ed; 915 Caught; 752 Surrendered THE COMMUNIST terrorists m the Federation of Malaya have lost 4.816 killed, surrendered or captured since the Emergency Started lour yrars a#o, an official Federal Bulletin revealed yesterday. The Security Forces "including Military Forces killed during the same period
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    35 1 ProfeasOff Hjm> Hrilbrnwn. Bristol Uahrerattj professot •I ni .!tht*!ii>ttirs. arrived m Siasaporc by Qsmtas-BOAC jresierdaij t<> an as external r\.Hiiin»-r m mathemntio for thr i nivtTNitv of Malaya, ll«* v ill >t.iv here for three
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    4 Reds Desert Jungle
    125 1 4 Reds Desert Jungle Xl M LI.MPI R, Ihi I our terrorists surrenckred m the Federation I p.tst 24 hours when mrist and a terror>iip|H>rter were killed. risl Id where. a 1 Special a.- I A ODcratinj m about ten tnili nme I ter.:'rol opene I li risl v. i
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    CRANTHAM FOR UK
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    Volunteer Reserve Unit
    84 1 Volunteer Reserve Unit PENANG i "The whole Police i the Fedei ation will uni inge irhen a new i mtea effec ••<( few >. ding the Auxili w\ P r Force Pc n j.. Kirkpal ick told The ordinance i Police Hi;, the Atixiti i Police Force -ill be i
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    HE DIDN'T HEAR THE 20th CRY
    57 1 tf Co i i> mori after i»ne if the ngesi sittings <■>: the present Pai i meni a hind:'. >l people m the public •■I a Member who i be Fasi isleep. iti the Hi ters" ga erj 'division" during 19 imendments to thee
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    PACIFIC COUNCIL TO MEET
    78 1 WASHINGTON, June 19 (Router) Australian Prime Minister Mr. Robert Menzies said here that he hoped 1 the inaugural meeting ot the Pacific Council would be held m July. But the matter was one for agreement between the United SI ites. New Zealand and Australia, he .said.
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    83 1 KUAK-ADMIKAL Arthur David Torlesse (rijfht). n.5.0.. who is to be m charge of the naval side of the British atomic t«*st at Australia, talks to Captain A. B Colo. D.5.0.. Captain of the aircraft carrier. 11. .M.5. Campania, on the Nino's Quarter d«'<k. on June 4. The vessel, used last
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    Salary Revision: Fed. To Follow Singapore
    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Government, The Standard learns, is preparing a scheme similar to Singapore for an increase of 20 per cent m the salaries of all (iovernment workers with a corresponding cut m the cost of living allowance. \V?ien ready the plan
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    56 MPH Gale Hits S'pore
    203 1 TIIK SUMATRA which struck Singapore at 5 O'doek yesterday morning blew down telephone wires, uprooted trees, capsized many small craft m the harbour and dragged the Chinese Communist vessel, tlie Hai Hsuan, a mile from her anchorage. So greal was the velocity of the storm,
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    Middle East Talks
    22 1 The conference >: British diplomats stationed m Middle Eastern countries >pened m the Foreign Office at London yesterla > ning AFP
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    RUBBER: U.S.A. ALSO ANXIOUS
    220 1 THE UNITED STAFFS is just as concerned over the rubber position m Sotith-Easl Asia as Malaya is. Mr. H. H. Facer, chairman of the Rnhher Producers' Council, said on his return from London yesterday by I Qantas-BOAC. Mr. Facer was one of the three Federation of
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    Curjew Laid On In Tampin
    61 1 KIWI. A LUMPUR, Thurs.— A seven-and-a-half hour curlew between 10 p.m. and 5 :;o p.m. has been imposed m the police district ol Tampin m Negri Sembifan with eflect from today Curfews (from 7 n m to 6 P-Hi.) also have been imposed on Tampin
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    REDS YELL AS VAN BURNS
    220 1 REDS YELL AS VAN BURNS BAM HIS attacked a van loaded v>\\U copies ol The Standard and >ci tii«van on lire on ihe Seremban Itnad rarlv yesterday morning. Eight bandits, fully armed and m 'five star 1 uniforms rushed on the van as it stopped at a roadblock which the
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    Pleads Not Guilty To Red Charge
    100 1 A YOUNG Chinese, Pang Koon Ngian, pleaded not guilty m the Singapore First DistricJ Court yesterday when he was charged with being m possesS on of terrorist documents. The documents. which were ed to have been disc m a house at Paya Lebar Road
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    London Stocks
    67 1 I ox do:\. Jui c 19 (R« ,j 0 interesi on the Lpnd 51 ck Exchange today was m the foreign bund market where l*ermauand Japanese finished jith gaina ranging up to ttiree point. a. s a result ol buying based on revived debt settlement hopes. R 1
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    ATOM SHIP
    27 1 The BritUta ship X < rker f transporting component part* 01 an atom bomb arrived i Ma i yesterday on her way to Austra lia. AFP
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    STRONG ANTI-GRAFT UNIT FORMED NEW ANTI-GRAFT UNIT
    268 1 STRONG ANTI-GRAFT UNIT FORMED NEW ANTI-GRAFT UNIT •Standard Stuff Reporter A NKVV Singapore AntiCorruption I nit, vested with wide powers of arrest of t-ven tup-rank public servants, has already be nun to function. The Standard understands. Nut a sing c Govefrirnjcnt head yesterday would ouaftrih that the old Anti-Corruption Branch
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    Templer Tells Of Progress On All Fronts
    510 1 Standard Staff' Cerraepondeal LONDON, June \*K \i i\ ?wtm tmm Cuuto iv Lottdon today, tin* Ili^h CommiMionf r «»f the Federation ami roii«'iirr«'iill\ Ihii'rior oi Operations. General Sir Gerald IVmpln. eamaJaaaiaßJ that m Malaya "w« are comtoctiaiaj tl>«' <amj>ainri against Communism on all
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    AIM: EVERY 10th MAN A C.D. WORKER
    149 2 Snag: No Proper Premises And No Offers From Any Standard Staff Reporter IT IS the aim of the Singapore Civil Defence Corps to recruit one tenth of the City's population. But the main set-back at the f moment is the lack of suitable
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    24 2 photo. MRS X 11 NEWELL, the rity's •»nl> woman i'ivH tiefenct instrmtn'.-ss. Mrs. Newell i> m clutfie of train|SJ m the Koehorp Wartt. Standard
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    TWO CLAIM TRIAL
    41 2 i m Xl r and Low S'.vee claimed trial m the S ga| l1 m P ■.u-f C )'irt dun d Crau--0 J" t katties >f 86 -June 18 m a boat B.iil n- $2M was iflowed I
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    COURT SEQUEL TO RAID
    106 2 P V ;> *Hi XRAJI'LT. pro--prif I idian medicine! i Serangoon Road, was Singapore A.srize- before Mr. Bx i ani a mixed on a charge of mlawftfl uaranmition. The trial was a sequel to a :v a Po;u-e Badio Pat-! go of r 'ne accused's shop
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    KITTEN UPSETS COURT
    227 2 Standard staff Reporter A STRAY kitten which found its way into the Singapore First Police Court yesterday morning, refused to leave until noon, m spite of all efforts by the court staff to set rid of it. "M-e-o-w. m-e-o-w. meow it went on mewing all through the
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    Ample Stocks Of Cemen In S'pore, Govt. Assures Builders
    134 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government's decision to halve the import ol Japanese cement, based on last year's figures, will not cause any shortage m the building industry, j Government spokesman told The Standard yesterday. There are ample stocks of cement of
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    Pulled Girl's Necklace — Six Weeks
    104 2 Pulled Girl's Necklace Six Weeks A CHINESE gfri told the S: igapwce Second Police Court yesterday that while s&e was on her way home from K;:ig George V Park at 11 pan one nigh:, a ma:! tried to ssatcn hex sold necklace and ocket She waa Tan Su Su who
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    Coronation: Board Names Kulasingha
    96 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Rural Board at its meeting yesterday has provisionally appointed Mr. H. .1. C. Kulaslngha to be a member of the Coronation Celebra- tions Committee set up by the Government. In the event, of Mr. Kulasingha being appointed to the Committee m
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    47 2 photo. FRUIT stalls chock-full o£ apples like this one m the picture are a common sight m Singapore today. The Blue Funnel freighter Aspalion has brought 21,065 cases of Australian apples into the Colony this week. They were selling as cheap as 10 cents each yesterday Standard
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    Had Opium —Fined $175
    50 2 Had Opium Fined $1 75 A FINE ol M.."> wa s impoxd on Pin X; Xek m the Singapore Third Polioe Court yesterday after he admitted bnr.2 m possession ol M paper packets of opium. Phi was feund with the opium at the Customs barrier, Chftord Pier an June 19.
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    Ten Men Fined
    34 2 TEN men were. each fi.ied SIC m the Siaga&ore Third Police Cuurt yesterday for trespassing into t.se Singapore Harbour Board. They vere found seeping m the S.H B. e;ir:y yesterday mornrhg.
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    HIT BY STORM
    45 2 photos. ABOVE: The stomp of a telegraph pole which remained standing after a falling tree had removed the upper portion during Singapore's storm yesterday morning. LEFT: A workman holding a tangled mass of telephone wires, blown down by 56 m.p.h. wind. Standard
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    $455,000 FOR TEACHERS' AID
    167 2 Standard Staff Reporter THK Singapore Government upent a total of $455,945 on more than 200 Ensrlfch-langua^e teachers m Governmesfrmcled Chirnr odhiola m the Tolony lust year. S ace January last year, all qual i 6 c d English-language teachers m these schools have 'Dec:) receiving their
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    Coroner Queries Highway Booklet
    247 2 HOW much reliance can one place on the Highway Code booklet? Thi.-» question was asked by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Sftlgh, yesterday when the booklei was referred to him m determining brake marks left on a coad. He was holding an inov.ost into the death
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    Gun Killed Third Man
    165 2 THE SINGAPORE Relief Court was tt>W ye>terday how a party Of police cornered three R.iyai Marine Commandos alter they had ailegtd!y robbed a Malay riremaa oi S-175 and his id en lily card. Tnis .v.ory was I elated at a preliminary inquiry io wbicfa Marines M.
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    Board To Draw Boundaries
    144 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Rural Board yesterday appointed a three-man Committee to demarcate the boundaries of the seven District Committees. The matter arose out of a complaint by Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha that at present there ,VV\ W v\V VVVV%\ V VW v W
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    Students Don't Use Enough Idioms
    73 3 Students Don't Use Enough Idioms i 1, i! Stall i'y. 01 let of I ie /ml 4f f 1 4'fiti r m F for t he job h nore !am--1 >i^ t<> |Im >'ou\ Mr. <i: 1 1 t ka rii t ;i -< th<» how* Mi'; uroi.M t'- .»t
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    EE TEOW LENG RD.
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    Explosion Fear Bars Children From This Land
    198 3 Standard Mart Rej>ori«*r M\ EARS have gone since the liberation a»«l ill ike larg« mm «»t ground adjacent to tJ«r Anthonj l?o«<l School prevtouslj aaed aa a military training rannoi J»r- u I l»v rhildrrn because it is Nobody knows whether the i
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    TB PLEA DIDN'T WIN FREEDOM
    104 3 THE .1 slice, S: 1 isley m the S i •.:<•■ j Ma i C >urti i i emaciated i fhiaa Lock. because vaa suffei ing T.B «> >•• v free i lentencc i six months' n» »ua iprisu n« I iup ■.i Sii C
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    Islands To Get S'pore Water
    105 3 Islands To Get S'pore Water n I.KRS m Pul hi Seraya, Pu au Sudong a* I P m Semakau will receive ir water from ;apore. The Singapore Rural Board agreed to work with the 1 heries Department on a scheme to provide a special boat and v ater I inks
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    TALK ON STAMPS
    36 3 MR Lum Ye.v Meng. vice fjresident of the Selaneoi Stan-.p Club, will give a talk on Stamp Collecting at 4 p.m i i SaturI June 21, at the British Council Hall, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Thief Had 'Master' Key
    102 3 THE SINGAPORE Second Police Court was told yesterday how a Chinese. Fang Chee Chiew. stole a bicycle with a "'master" key on May "23 at Ful-« lerton Building. A police constable, on the look-out for pick- pockets and bicycle thieves said that at 11.30 a.m. that
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    Tried To Bribe SHB Police
    77 3 TAN CHEW BAM of «pottiswoode Park Road, and Te i Kirn Lai of Duxton Road, were jointly charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with offering $10 bribe detective, Norman Marshall to refrain from arresting them for possession of prepared opium at the Harbour
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    Shopkeeper Summoned
    82 3 A LIQUOR shop owner. &ng C'iiin Im, was summoned to the Singapore Third District Court yesterday on a charge of putting up for sale 26 bottle^ of brandy which did not have importation labels on them. Any claimed trial. It was alleged that on March 17 two revenue
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    Work To Begin On Sanatorium
    127 3 Work To Begin On Sanatorium The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton said m the House of Common.s on Wednesday, that over 500 beds were constantly m use tor tuberculosis iOaticnts m Singapore and it was hoped to start work m the near future on a new sanatorium which would provide
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    POSTAL CLERKS ARE PRAISED
    62 3 Some clerks m the General Post Office m Singapore have been commended by the Ag. Postmaster General. Malaya, lor the work d -r.e by them during the recent ..trike by 480 members of the Post and Telegraph Uniformed Staff Union. Mmy clerks are also to rereu
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    48 3 photo. TIIK OLD MAN m this picture claims to be a centenarian. Hale and hearty Inche Mohamed Salleh of Pontian Johore. was the oldest Muslim aboard the Tvndareiis. which left Singapore yesterday with pilgrims for Mecca. A relative is seen kissin? Inihe Salleh's hand to say farewell Standard
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    'OPEN HOUSE' JULY 4
    163 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE AMERICAN community will observe their Independence Day, July 4. this year with the traditional reception at the home of the United States Consul General, Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, and Mrs. Baldwin. The party, which will begin at 6.30 p.m., will bo "open
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    Govt. Employees' Unions "Plan Mass Meeting
    397 3 Govt. Employees Unions "Plan Mass Meeting Standswd Maff Reporter A JOJ.N T mtM iiMM'lin*: of unions ami a«*»o--elation* of locally-recruited Gtwerajttetii oflioen i> lo ho lirhl m >itij:aj»or<- lo rrj«*rl (,o\ rriitnriit'^ new consolidation proposals of cotfl of living allowances. The Federation of Governmeni Ei 1 »i and all Grovernmenl
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    Meteors Bust Up The Reds
    275 3 Meteors Bust Up The Reds Standard Aviation Reporter FOKMKR commander of one of the outstanding and most-decorated fighter squadrons m Korea Australia's 77 Squadron flew into Singapore yesterday. fie is Win? Commander R. Susans D.5.0., D.F.C., who is flying to London by Qanta^-BOAC to lecture to the annual R.A.F. Fighter
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    Lorry Had Bad Brakes
    109 3 Lorry Had Bad Brakes THE SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. Cboor Singh, issued a warrant of arrest against a lorry driver. Kg Ah Kow, of Selegie Road. after he returned a finding of death oy a negligent act si the inqi'«»st into the death of a woman, Tan Tong Moi (31 on
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    Union To Debate Benefit Schemes
    178 3 Standard Staff Reporter AMENDMENTS to the constitution providing for deaiJi. unemployment and illness benefits vvill come up for consideration at the fifth annual general meeting; of thf Air Ministry Local Staff Union tomorrow at the ii-loria M«'iiiorinl Hall. If the Union's benefit scheme is approved
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    Nicoll Meets Board Men
    38 3 Nicoll Meets Board Men MEMBERS of 4he S-ngapore Rural Board met Mr. F Nicoll. Governor of Singapore, at Governmei I House j■• ttei day afternoon. It is understood the discussion centred round the work of the Rural Boat
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    Counsel Halves Claim
    300 4 Counsel Halves Claim KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Chief Justice. Mr. Charles Mathews, today, reserved judg- ment until Saturday, m the case m which Mrs. Margaret Paramor, 58-year-old Lady Superintendent of Government Bungalows at Fraser's Hill i sued the owners of two cars, ior one or other of them for damages
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    DEMOCRACY GOES TO THE VILLAGES
    397 4 3, 000 In Sungei Bakap Elect Their Headmen Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Three thousand villagers of Val dOr Estate m Sungei Bakap went to the polls yesterday to elect 15 headmen to serve on the Village Committee. The villagers showed such enthusiasm m the
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    Govt. Welfare Men Needed
    103 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Trade Union Concil is to suggest to the Federation Government the appointment of personnel officers who will have the necessary powers to deal with the various problems of Government employees. The MTUC says Government, as the largest single employer has "lamentably
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    2 Youth Fined For Gambling
    83 4 PARIT BUNTAR, Thurs Acting on information received a Police party went to the Malay School. Bagan Serai and saw a party of eight persons playing "pakau" on the five-foot way of the school. The gamblers scattered on seeing the Police who succeeded m arresting two
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    $80 Or 3 Months
    72 4 'I TOOK the toddy because there was no place to store ft," said Raman, a toddy tapper vvhen lie was produced before Che Salleh bin Eckhardt m the Bagan Serai Court and charged with being m possession of 14 pints of illicit toddy. He was arrested
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    Move To Bar 'L' Licences In K.L.
    202 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A move seeking to discontinue the practice m the Federation of issuing "L" licences to learner drivers will* be introduced shortly m the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council. "L" licence drivers are re- quired by law to drive m the company^
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    Union Chief Wants Facts
    108 4 PENANG, Thurs.—Arrangements are being made by the Postal Uniformed Staff Union North Malaya, and the Postal and Telecommunication Workers Union, Penang to welcome Mr. Fritz Gmur, Secretary of the Postal, Telegraph and Telephone International, who fs scheduled to arrive here from Bangkok on July 25. The
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    50 4 CONSTABLE Tai Ha» Boon the singinf sensation al rt cent police concerts by Chinese artistes held at ?anou« town* m (he Federation m th« campaign to get Chta*** reervdU ftw the poMee force. P. C. Tan is ««w Malacca. The picture was taken m Kuala Lumpur wiiea bm was "discovered."
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    Penang Lists Envoys To Postal Meet
    148 4 PENANG. Thins. Three delegates from North Malaya will attend the annual conference of the Federation of Postal Staff Unions and the conference of the Malayan Trade Union Council m Kuala Lumpur. They are Mr. Osman Siru. President of the Postal Uniformed Staff Union. North
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    MYF Delegation
    52 4 TANJONG MALIM, Thurs.— The Tanjong Malim M.Y.F. will send a delegntion of 12, to the Methodist Youth Rally .at Kuala Lumpur on June 23 and 24 The delegation includes seven girls— Misses Chia Swee Chin, Fong Mook Thai, Jagglr Kaur, Tmu Lien. ChOu Woon Whar, Wong Lik and
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    O'LEARY CASE
    28 4 THE trial of five Sakals for the murder of Cpl. James OTeary at Kuaia Rompin will take place at the next Kuantan Assizes on July 14.
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    C'TTEE TO FORM LABOUR PARTY
    121 4 •HS^d S*** Correspondent IPOK, Thur*.-The President of the Perak Branch UMNO, Che Nasaruddin bin Abdul Rail, was elected a member of the seven-man committe* to •iaist m the formation oX n Labour Part? m Perak: Besidet being president of the Perak UMNO, Che Nasaruddin it
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    Govt's 'Slow Pace' Worries MTUC
    325 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Considerable concern has been felt over Government's slow-paced trend towards the implementation of its labour policy, particularly m regard to essential labour legislation, trade union development and social security services, says the annual report of the Malayan Trade Union Council, which meets
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    YWCA To Present 'The Rivals
    166 4 KUALA LIM P 0 Ft. Thurs. Schoolteachers from the various i;nj;lish schools. who Iff nnni bers of the K. I. V I. it tie ThullC.* 1 the dramatic section of the Y.W.C.A.. will presort Richard Brin^Jev Sh«ridm's 18th (Ynturv classic play, "The RivaK" tonight and
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    $2,000 Hari Raya Gift
    89 4 Standard Staff rorrrspondrn( KUALA 1 [TMPUR, i > The Morft R« ■■■■■> I tation ;-.mp for Malay detainee^ o\ "etswai has received i Y\:-< i Raja j;." tii $2,000 from the Ma Chinese Associn'.ioTv Mr. H S Lee. Pi eskl«nt o( Selangor Branch MCA, said the
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    MTUC Proposal For Meeting 'Slump'
    64 4 Standard Naff Ce)iM*|n»»<trnl KUALA Ll MPIR. Thurs. (i ould well advised to plan ahead IftffC schemes to absorb surplus labour if and wiien tion should arise, says the Malas jn 1 cil in its annual report commenting 01 sharp decline in the price of rubht
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    Malayan Wartime Hero For UK
    79 4 Malayan Wartime Hero For UK X I A I A I (l Thu- .-Two the Malay R<- have an enviable fantry. \V;in^ inster take up i nN mandrr i opara for i* fl of its II B B bin H 2nd B him VmrmmmHmm I fWi R corr. with thn
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    FREEDOM WAS SHORTLIVED
    12 4 Gao < two Medical t lioa June 12 i -I
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    Malays Go On Buying Spree
    189 5 Malays Go On Buying Spree ,<i i d M.UY Correspondent Thura -The i r a buying fever"' the Malays m atioa. The drop pa ice and the pnl financial diflihav- not affected >.k ations of Malays annual festival pr-> •>•• wtions ■plei rat Q ><■ a- :-i any re- op^rs
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    57 5 TOTAL of w\ pilgrims from Singapore and the Federation r<»r Mecca yesterday. Th<*y boarded the ship without any hit< h thanks to Mm efficient way m which the Sinsapore Harbour Hoard police handled the crowd of men, women and children. Future shows Inspector A. J. Rogers of the S.H.B. police
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    New COP Arrives
    13 5 Chief P R CarboaneJ n tu He X mpur. I
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    Glands Made Young -Vigour Renewed Without Operation
    181 5 Glands Made Young -Vigour Renewed Without Operation '•»el old before your t!m* or MM «en-e. hraln ami physical M vffi 1 iu»vr happtnesa talth iri Kit Ai'itriean medial ■rhk h v.-nt^r'-H youthful vit 1 vitality q«jlolter than g-Und It Is n -.irnpl# horn» tr«*at- 'ii <1l»covt«r»»<1 hy an rtor Abs>.lutr-!v
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    ADVICE ON DRINKING
    64 5 //v i Lti I■' i (27) who iui ntled il (j i wrw />/.- (i mo t>eho' ■<> i ati sordc i •M'!i> Ftinc l •'■>. i: Bre il R »d, wtj toid i Iffafl < rjhad 11 >. g i'r»i it M ijoii i!■■sii hut Qe\
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    Driver Who Knocked Girl Was Chased
    162 5 Driver Who Knocked Girl Was Chased STAFF S« Mil Rahim day toJd the S;.^ ipore Coj «wwr*s Court h i -t and caught a h y nj i run" driver, who ting dot :i ;i Iwelvegwl had tried to escap Hi .irl thai he ng rhomson I m military n
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    Bid Farewell With Dinner
    123 5 Bid Farewell With Dinner EPOH, Thai Mr. B Kesse] ring i y ;:ic:p.i: '<■ the Ang o Chinese School. Ipoh? .\r.d Mrs IKesselring yen entertained to a farewell dinner bj the rtafl oi the > »l M»t Western Restau rani esterdaj Thej '-vil! b^ !e n ing short!} foi the
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    SINGAPORE Diary
    61 5 Trade I'nion Training: ourse: "Lecture on Labour Ao'ininisb ation m Suagapoi c" k>j .Mr R. Middleton-Smith. Y.VV.C A: New Mala Class at 5 Raffles Quay. Beginners' class 9.13 a.m. 'And 5.13 p.m., Continuation ciass 10.:;n a.m Mandarin classes: Beginners 9..n) a.nt, Advcicei ](j.:j() :i :n. V.M.C.A: Commercial Classes
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    Fatally Injured
    29 5 ABDUL &atiff. an Indonesian. •a. i. Fatally injured by a tractor h\ the Pasir Panjang Power Station I:i.>t niyht. He died before the arrival of the ambulance.
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    26 5 Admiral Sir Guj Russell. Commartder-in-Chief Far East Station, inspecting: a guard of honour presented by I.N.S. Jumna when he visited the ship on Tuesday.— (llS photo).
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    MORE GUNS FOR HOME GUARDS ARE PROMISED
    381 5 THE INSPECTOR GENERA! of the Home Guards m the Federation. Major General F B. Fomblanque. yesterday promised that more guns automatic shotguns and farbines would be issued to the guards within the next few months. Major. Gen. Fomblanque said this after inspecting the
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    $5 For Man With NoCard
    94 5 NGO HEE PAX received 15 from the Singapore TSiiid District Court to help him get B photo graph taken for the renewal ol his identity card, which he lost seven months ai?o. Ngo. who appeared on v charge ut failing to produce his identity card,
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    $2 BRIBE: $100 FINE
    46 5 Poh Choon Se:iy. who tried I i bribe hi.s way out b\ offering S2 to a police constable when he was stopped for ignoring a traffic sign on June 18 was fined MOO m the Singapore Se< >j d Police Court yesterday
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    'Let Small Towns Buy Ipoh Rice'
    306 5 Dealers Protest Ne*v Rules Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. Perak importers of free rice have told Government that there is no greater danger of rice leakage to the bandits if retailers of Tronoh, Tanjong Tuallang, Gopeng and Tanjong Rambutan buy their rice from Ipoh
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    Helen Traubel Shows Supreme Artistry
    248 5 Standard Music f.rilie ALTHOUGH the audience wa> slightly smaller than On ihe previous night, an even wilder and much more bpontaneous enthusiasm greeted Helen Traubel at her seeond and last reeital in the Victoria Memorial Hall Intt tiii'lil. With the exception of Is le's Erzahlun?
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    They're Ready For Flag Day
    117 5 They're Ready For Flag Day KOTA BHARI'. Tiuirs All »vail«ble members of the St. John* A'n!»w':i!Uf Association amd women btipers of vinous nationalities will ba on tiie streets and m offices and Mut<y* Oi Kota Bharu on Thursaay. July 3. selling flas^ a nd car posters on Flay Day. Districts
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    1,000 MALAYANS LIVE IN H'KONG
    41 5 HONGKONG. June 19. «AP>Malayans living m Hongkong are forming a Malayan Association with Buey Kok-keng. merchant. tti provisional chairman. An organisational meeting was held June 10 at Hon^kumj I'iiversitv. A membership of abou; I.UOO v anticipated.
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    BRISK WALKER GKTS $200 FINE
    75 5 THE Singapore Second Police Court a:is told yesterday thai Won- Mow ECoo behaved suspiciously when lie s;iw a police constable on beat duty along Holloway Lane on June 11. Wong wbs walking very briskly when the police constable .-.topped Wonc and round 20 chap-ji-kee Sups
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    Caterers Cater For Themselves
    205 5 TO THE strains or dance muj sic player b\ members of the band oi the Ist Battalion the Gordon Highlanders many friends and guests at Nee Soon joined the Army Catering Corps on Wednesday night m one of the most festive occasions of their Corns Week.
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    Rural Streets To Gel More Lights
    49 5 THE Rural Board will extend street lighting m its area from Bukit Timah Road to dementi Road this year, it was stated at yesterday's meetins of the Board. During 194!) to 1952^ the Board put up 360 street lights m the rural area.
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    Methodists Are Helping New Villages
    189 5 Methodists Are Helping New Villages TAIPING, Thurs.— Members of Hie Methodist Churches m iVruk are taking an active in-j terest m the new villages. Following the two recent house-to-house survey visits to Pokoh Assam, three miles trorn Taiping members of the Women's Society of Christian Service hav e now started
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    265 5 >l BSTATIONH m <*i«e;iporr liiible l« l«Mil biteddlllg I«mljJ DAY Tionf ItUiru, Alrv. KrWkt*(»rL<. Pasir Paujau. Opium tmcUtry. Reformatory Rd.. OvjgeH fwlory. «.Tf*!»o«Ur. SI 4»mr*. Mlrl Road. SUat 14.. Bt P»»oh. B\T, Trafalgar 8L An»un KU*. Ha«o St. Rnmuli St.. People* Pk.. Naason Rd.. l.mv K«m»h Oil
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    'Cultural Relations'
    68 5 Mr. A. J T:.^:r.is of t-e B.i tish Council i^ave n taik on "Cultural Relations" to men ■>•■ of the Easi Wjesi Societj il British Council HaJI last nigl I A member stood up to ci sure the .speake- and the Chairman. He said that the West did
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    Trishaman Claims Trial On Bribery Charge
    89 5 A TRISHA rider. Kok Dm Soon, claimod trial m the Sill gapore Third Police Court yesterday when charged wi oftering a $3 bribe to Pr.liro'L'. Dreiberg. so thai be would not take action again>t him iui Eai ing to produce his triiha IIOSM B
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    Abused Men Who Kepi Him Out
    67 5 WONG AH DONG. taiUr. wa« fined $10 m the Singapore Second Police Cf«urt yesterdai for abusing a <>lunte«-< Police Constable, ou June 2 at the Happy World. The constable warn del :n led t«« keep off the crowd a', the manager's office. Happy Wu;
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    South-East Asian Survey—2
    651 6 South- East Asian Survey— 2 AM military appreciation of Souih-East Asia whirl. ignore* the intangible and indefinite stabilizing influence* peculiar to the area must make dismal reading, -In Siam, the only country free of colonial inhibitions, the proclaimed stand of the Government against Communism must be qualified by the national
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    Lost Hopes
    856 6 EUTING Korean war recently, the London XN Tines sim I United Nai >ns achievepr^en a;» avag< picture ol defeated hopes End then I M •> years 5 war and liberation i that cony day by day from South Aaen th< a began m Korea, two years ago, sUes
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    The Struggle for Security
    1322 6 The Struggle for Security by The Times Correspondent m South-East Asia South East if t&n divided is v tmumptm ing prizv f #r t ositntun ism. l# twain f/ Sotiih-I a s 1 s iti mi voouai r p s trmti d<»\j><>rtii<lu to remain fi#>##/ /ff World War. and it
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    Review of Views
    167 6 Review of Views The Old Wav BRITAIN'S polio i mem describe p. .per, Ih Shih lioned way ol v the prineip; i the present sta I1 •aa j rod Shih said, to a| mst China on I I commu 'Unless Britain id, it would I More Thefts THE fall m
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      323 6 Reader's Open Letter To The Governor Your Excellency: This morning, we are told, you will psv an official visit to Rallies Girls' School. lht> premiere, girls' school m the Colony. You will, it is hoped. be more than satisfied with the work that is done there. It has a very
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      Mr. H.R. Mistri-A Man Of Grit And Vision
      276 6 Mr. H.R. Mistri- A Man Of Grit And Vision Sir:— Mr 11. R. Mistri one ol Singapore's millionaires, has made a splendid and magnificent gift of $950,000 to the Genera] Hospital and this noble and princely gift \v;is. of course, gracefully acceptea by the CommissionerGeneral, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald on behalf
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      IN DEFENCE OF DATO ONN
      174 6 Sir: "As a Member of the Government. Dato Oiin must support the Government m words and deeds m its polities." says Klyne Street of Kuala Lumpur. While this is true, there is no proof that the Dato has ceased to support the Government Formation of
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    13 6 "Trust ber husband to butt in at a time like this.'"
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    STRENGTH OF I-C ARMY TO BE DOUBLED
    154 7 WASHINGTON, Jvc |«>, (AP)— Jean IrhMir.Mim. Fraaee^i High Conmiteioner for -.«!••> -< hina. i^ planning to douhle l»\ 1954 tinMrenglli mi U*y»\ Indo-Ckißcsc treops fighting onniMiiiUt rebcll m I hilt rountrv. nrneau who is m Washington conferring with officials said [ndo-China forces would
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    Wilopo Asks Vote Of Confidence
    61 7 Wilopo Asks Vote Of Confidence IBJAti MCTA Fune 19 < UFPI esian Prt l> .illicit for a \tm ran aid t Brmed 1 Mime I Sccurii Kgt iiini; tn.tt [I is N\*itch u\rr -till hi lit. fiw n| (mm '•■(itiii. Pr»-mi»-r Wtlopo said rt suliing .iei <n» lit MTOVM lllwHUl
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    HOUSE OUSTS PROBE DEMAND
    40 7 HOUSE OUSTS PROBE DEMAND 80. June It toy 64 R#pres< it c a t ctions, bate its I i ever. i R Jayaware it was not g thai < nand to I > ions had been nunistj and iisl« ad been routed
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    Towns Evacuated In Australia
    32 7 Towns Evacuated In Australia SIX thousand inhabitants ol t-<\ city ol Forbes m S» rth Wales have hcen evacuated?' Some oth< towns incluri w.-K^a also are to be t Ac <i AFP
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    Only For Thais
    21 7 B. .i c )9 AFP> i IBc authi < witbdi .1 from alien UK ni. I <•■-•::; ing „->•• 1 .us.
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    Ban On Aliens
    108 7 B \\t i i 19 < I I G< > i lent is con■ki banning the eai j ol rie.-.tit j-. grj It into i- mi MX. ROBERT H. KI'I.KA. Vice President of the Victor \nimatoßiaph Corporation, is seen with his wife, m Kaffir Hotel during their
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    US Troops Abroad 'In Grave Jeopardy'
    198 7 WASHINGTON, June 19, (IP).— Army Secretary I rank Pace, Jnr., warned Congress that the United States could not "adequately" reinforce its troops now overseas, if a general war were to break out m the next year. He said that the military "stretch out" to
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    65 7 Maj-Gen! W. G. Gentry. Chief of the General Staff of the New Zealand Army, who arrived back m Singapore last night after spending a night wifh the Fiji Battalion now fighting terrorists m the Kalian area. He said he found the men "m fine fettle and on their toes to
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    LONDON JOB
    33 7 LON DON JOB Former Premier ol Bumbay Province, Mr. B. G. Kher, was yesterday officially appointed Indian iliyh Commissioner m London. Me will leave for JAm(\<>n by the end of this month. AFP
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    Danes Ready To Shoot Back
    215 7 STOCKHOLM, June 19.— While irate Swedes rejected a Russian protest that a Swedish plane flew over Russian territory and fired at Soviet fighters on Monday, Denmark's Commander-in-Chief of the Armed forces, Admiral E. Quistgaard, ordered Danish planes to shoot if they are attacked m Danish
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    BLASTS ROCK. SHOCK IPOH
    82 7 IPOH. Thiirs. Two explosions here .shortly after 4 p.m. today rocked Ipoh houses and alarmed the population. They ;il><i led security men to scatter about the town m a bid to locate the icene of the explosions. But this initial hurry, skurry and alarm soon fc.'-.ve
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    'Russia Can Take West Europe Now'
    107 7 'Russia Can Take West Europe Now' PARIS. June 18 'Reuter)— Gt::e:>:i Alfred Gruenther warned today that the Soviet Union would have a clear field m Western Europe if it«struck now The Chief of Staff at the North Atlantic Pact's headquarters said Western Europe's strength has greatly increased during :he past
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    He Helped To Sink 'Repulse'
    76 7 TOKY4 I.Juw It <Ri A Japa esc p;irt m tin attack whii i the B [tii i batl esh pt I W.i'o and RepufaH I The I adq larters of i security forct the p. t Rest i I er naval i Hacnii o Sh<
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    Haxworth Tackles Market St. Area
    170 7 Standard Staff Reporter AN experiment to reduce traffic congestion m the Market Street area, the most crowded area m the City, will be begun by the Singapore Traffic Police on Sunday, June 22. Market Street which links two big traffic arteries, one leading into Raffles
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    Reds Set Stage To Start Germ Warfare Themselves – Gross
    559 7 Reds Set Stage To Start Germ Warfare Themselves Gross UNITED NATIONS, (New York), June 19 United Stores dele gate Ernest A. Gross said here that Russia and Red China have ser the stage for using germ warfare by making repeated charges that the Unit ed States and the U.N. are
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    War Or Peace, Death For Spy
    62 7 WASHINGTON, law l«l <ip, Th»- Smid passed a hill prot idiaf the death penalty («>i peace time rspionaj;!-. h was apprm rd <>»■ i»,» same day h> the H*mm Judiciary Suhcomniiiti The hill, wlin h iu'u Mil's to the full < untmil lee. also
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    Swede Who Spied For Russians
    91 7 BTOCKHI >:. m. June II Frit jof Enfoom I i newspaperman a guilt; today to p1 sabotage Sweden'i detent et and fa capture of part ol i ftfth column. ,lc uid he conspi ed H >«< Gjerswold, i reporter on tin N Communist daily, <
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      114 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Stondortf London Correspondent LONDON. June 19 Tha following ere the closing orucs or rubbo ond tin on rhe Londun Morket todoy:— LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN 26 d. Spor £967 per ton buyers, W| 26. d £968 icllert. f usuf Jf** Three month.: £965 26 d. buyer,,
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      871 8 ■',i i CHINA NAVIGATION CO. f LTD. Ke-ular Sailings t« Cbina aiui Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenbam Pruang Al«ti dim t Sailings from Bangkok and l»ojp»e;fci to (hinu Japan. Due JS p«>u- l>u«- IVnan^ From i uninff M J"' 1 l huu :!l Japan Szeehuea J«'.» n Jlllv 15 Hongkong
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      702 8 Another Jap Firm Starts Colony Run Standard Shipping Reporter ANOTHER welUotown shipping \\t*v. the Kofcn«ai Kaiun Kaislia, i* the third Japanese firm In put ships on the Japan-to-Bonil>ay. Karachi via Singapore run. The &rst s}il P belonging to the Kokusai Lines is the 6.000-ton cargo liner. Tozan Maru, which is
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      420 8 S'por# P. S'hiirij h "KINA" for Binfkok, Saigon Hongkong Kobe Yokohama 2SJtine Uulr 9 TJun»- KAMBODU' for Bangkok Saigon Hongkong. Kobe. Yokohama 16 '17JiiIj U/ISM| IMnihA "SELANDIA* for Bangkok SS/S&Iu!? 11/ttMf IQ-»Jj FROM JAPAN/11 ON C.KONG "BIXTANC for Bangkok 5/l«Jul.? SAILINGS TO CONTINENT ITMWIIHJ For Colombo. Aden. Port Said. Genoa
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    MALAYA TO BUY TWO FISH TRAWLERS
    219 9 Project To Cost $100,000 Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, June 19.— The purchose by the Moloyon Government of two Scottish -type trowl fishing vessels at a cost of Straits $100,000 implement an important phase m the country's long-term fisheries vclopment has been proposed by the
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    Expert To Study Power Fishing
    100 9 !<>\!>o\ lunr It —To find out vhethtf fKhin<; «»uF(I h** adapted f »t olraial Isheries, I (firklint; Colonial Fi>h»*n«-s Adviser, plans to rl< inoastruttuns of this method m United kten m t month .md fuMy investiuatf* it. I rnrthod m.ik» > vm 1 of thr
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    Aussie Floods Won't Hit S'pore Food Supply Now
    191 9 Aussie Floods Won't Hit S 'pore Food Supply Now MICHAEL CONNORS, JlbuJmJ Staff Reporter VI *u|»pli«-» <»f ViiHirKiiaii fo«Mi-*tn|]H will i tiuiir<li:tl«-lv afT«*rT( ;l li\ lh«- \si«lr iir\ a-lal um lo ami li\f>l«M'L rail «l l>v lh«* prt*M*iit h«*ii\ y HoimU «l.«lini£ l.irir*- vm ol ili«> Iho I ralian tttfm
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    Wharves Handled 3 M. Tons
    35 9 W harves Handled 3 M. Tons Hatkel Beparttfl five y the tannage 95,161 iafc lo.< i- i w ere -in-bulk. led rompi i irgo and those rea ci ren 13 i and 2T 1 31
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    Gopeng Pays 60 Per Cent
    32 9 Gopeng Pays 60 Per Cent £474 M 6 I U t n taw I tin recoti en ded !j> per jl: £12S 161 Is I ard. eetmg I the •M at Redrufi
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    101 9 CINCINNATI, Ju le 19 (AP>~ Pierro Ferp< I the Ameri- Societj Knginr 3 •..^:;«y ilalys hydroI eler a are i ..pidly be ig a isted. Y(-: trio, enai] md p: Asident ol the MitiMH Conapan^ of i itahj 'ie country* industry vhicb ii almost e»v :r
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers Seller* No 1 Spot 1. 00.5e 88 i 89 I OB m bales June No. 1 R.S.S. 88,' KM No. I R.S.S. 853 8(i No 3 R.S.S. 81 SI? Tone: Quiet. LONDON EtUBBEfi Thursday's opening prices
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    Malayan Shares Decline
    155 9 Malayan Shares Decline Standard Market R«*porter SINGAPORE; Thius. i^u: conditions prevailed on th< Malayan share market today due to lack el buying Interest. Share prices were again marked down slightly m a!! sections. Changed prices were: IN1)I*S'1RIA1 S Buvtrs teller* B B. Pet 33 5> v 34 9 xd Breweries
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    BRISK TRADE IN PRODUCE
    81 9 Slandird Market Reporter BRISK trading was reported on the Singapore produce market yesterday particularly On both the copra and coconut oil sections. Copra had buyers at $261 per picul and sellers at $26A on an active market. Coconut oil was reported done at $44$ per pioul.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG. June 19 Special Standard Service Clofin« price<? on the Hongkonj? F.xchanSe today were Hkf 15.92 tn £1 Sterling; ■HK56.***** to US* HKSI 832 to Malayan 51; EiKso.3l4 1o "ne Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 1.K5300.875 to one tafcl.
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    EXPORT BANLIFTED
    25 9 INDIA has decided 1 i free export of yam n.. > Endiaa cotton owing t« mp-.iv-ed supply posft i km was Imposed <*: ■> I*sl.- U.P.
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    221 9 Sn::> r.ndown it* Agatekerii M 39 2 Atretu 13/14 4 Bendonn n 7 Bentonfl 40 41 2 Bumcnßt 2 8 Burnatd« 91 <7 8 ma 7 Charon 15 Ifl 4 City of Chieaga 11/12 4 Darrel 24 2 Gle.<e.irn H t4 2 UonwDcm -*i -i liali 1
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    23 9 KUMAO NISHIMUHA. the new Japanese ambassador to France, predicted m Pans 9 .-harp Increase .sihmi In trade between the t'.vo countries.- A. P.
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    NO EXPORT OF BRITISH CHEMICALS TO PEIPING
    151 9 LONDON. Jim? 18 (Renter)— A British Board of Trade apokosnuii nid t.Ki.iy it was unlikely either on strategic n^ounds o:--bocauje of .short supplies— that licences would be granted for the export vi nioit che:nic;il.s listed m agreements made recentiy by a jfroup of
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    US PREPARES TO MEET BIG RUBBER DEMAND
    334 9 THE BELIEF tlwit m the next few years possibl) h> I <){»() world Requirements of rubber would Uv considerably m excess oJ presesi total production capacity lias given rise to a new preventive programme m the Lniled States to meet the coming shortage.
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    Rubber Prices Down 11/4 Cts.; Market Quiet
    87 9 Rubber Prices Down 1 1/4 Cts. Market Quiet SlainUrd Market Reporter Ol I! I rondiliam prevailed on the rubl*er market m Singapore \e««ler«lay witli pri«*e» declining hy I cent per II). from Vi e<lne«»ila\ IcxU. The lower prices m Sinjgiporc followed trend m London md N<w YoA Japan i a
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    69 9 Berdang Tests I An experimental h>h pond .it Scrd.inn A-iuul tural Kxpvnment.il Station. At present it i*> being used m experiments with breeding and rai^ in^ a uf sm.iil fresh water h>h known as "Tilapia." Because they mature and breed as.nn within sixty days
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    576 10 Reg Whiteley reviews the films m London for Malayan picture-goers. Yf HAT a *urj>rise! The new \n»l<>- Vnu'rican product ion, "Ivanhoe," which I expecle*! lo be a. travesty of a picture, turns out to !»r m the s4 Qoo Va«li<*" olasH for spectacle ami %*av al»o\e
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    557 10  -  RITA DEL MAR npoOAT'S QUOTATION: HatX tififf people it like burning do w n yt»ur own house in g«»t rid of a rat.'" Harry l-n>rr>i>n Fosdick. FRIDAY FOR EVFRYONF: Be guarued against a tendency to inharniony or poor judgment to early evening. Th» J tialance of
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    263 10  -  RANJIT SINGH By BOMBAY. metropolis of «> India, and headquarters of the growing Indian film industry, is a huge city and. for a \i>itor to set out. on his very first day there, to lociie one particular cinema hall of the many dozens of the theatres
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    26 11 photo Mrs. A. W. Frisby is seen giving: away prises to competitors at the annual athletic sports of the Geybutf English Srheol, Singapore, on Wednesday. Standard
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    80 11 Test Cricketers At Net Practice LONDON. .Line 19 (Beater) bj-iL'.'anfi i\m\ Indian cricketers practised rid« t>y side i-t Lard,: today. l.t'i Button, England's rr.;)ta:n. did not have a net. but he i sit ;ui(i certain to piay m the second Tiesl Tomorrow. Vmoo Man k ad. the Indian i a!l-rou:ider
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    942 11  -  WINDSOR LAD By Returns 37 2/5 s For The 'Three' BALROBBIE (McCloud) and Fort View (Tart) were the most impressive workers at this morning's workout of candidates entered for Saturday's races the opening day of the Perak Turf Club's June meeting when they returned 37 2/5
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    358 11  -  JIM CHAMBERS By LONDON, June 19 (Al»)— Two Australian Davis ("uji(M*r«, left bander Mervvn Bose and lan Ayre, were paired yesterday m the draw for the Wimbledon Tenniw single*. The Tournament t>lam on Monday June 23. Rose is seeded number eisht m Dm event
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    Future Track Stars
    32 11 photo. The Chung Kua II wa Kia School girls' relay team which won the 440 yards relay at the East Pahanff annual inter-Chinese Schools athletic meet .it Kuantan. Standard
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    70 11 Jap Olympic Team Leaves For Helsinki TOKYO. .June 19 (ReuterAAP)— Japan's Olympic delegation manager, three marathon runners and iheir coach and the head swimmrag coach left for lieisinki by air today. They are scheduled to arrive i!i Stockholm on June 22. Marathon coach Shoichiro Takenaka is accompanied by athletes Keize
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    195 11 Tag-Team Wrestling Tomorrow MORE wrestling thrills nre m store for fans at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow night when tag-team wrestling will be seen again alter a long lapse The taiMeam bout which tops the bill m between King Kong end Tiger Holden against Tiger Joginder and Bosca Boa. King
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    298 11 Weather Clerk May Interfere With 2nd Test LONDON, June 19, (AP) -England should win their second test match against India whicli starts at Lords today, but there may be a lot of iun before th«« game ends. In the present weather conditions, sunshine and showers, it may not run out
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    211 11 TAIPING, Thurs. A crowd of S.WW received their share of soccer thrills when they saw the Aryan Gymkhana— the first touring team to visit Taiping; play a combined team from Ipoh, Taiputg and Kuala Kangsar. The name ended m a one-all draw. The <*rp
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    27 11 THE i t rrovf on thr SRC 4 11 Hoo 5 r H, Bouii Min^T. > Woon T' ney. I i C Fi D. Mori Blaz<
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    107 12 INDIA l»t INNS. M mkad c Watkins b Trueman 'r Roy c n Bedser 35 Umrigar b Trueman 5 Manjrekar Ibw Bedser •> Phadkar b Watkins Adhikari Ibw Watkins 0 Ramchand b Trueman 18 Mantri b Tru'em m 1 Shinde st. Evans b Watkins 5 Hazare not out (>y
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    THE END OF HIS LONG RIDE
    64 12 THE END OF HIS LONG RIDE Faasta Coppi. Italian i ■h.impion. pedals round the Virortßi Wlodronn* m Milan arflei haviu" beea declared winner of the <i»r« d'ltalin bkyde rare. This is the fourth time Coppi has won the Giro. His previous vittorfea wt-ro m l )40. 194? and 19*9. oppie
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    236 12 TPCA TURN TABLES ON LEAGUE RIVALS SELANGOR SOCCER TOURNEY Xl XLA LUMPUR, Thnrs. The TPCA who[ were m'h MirpriMiiijl} beaten 1-0 h> the Selangor Indians m the liiM round of the FAS league i.mviiiK. todaj reversed that result it li a 4-0 tictor) m the second round of the competition.
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    100 12 POMPTON LAKES. N>w j jey, Jom 18 (IP) Exi!i impiOl Bob Olin tod.iy picked Siuir Ray Robinson t« wi«>t tlio world lighthtwuoqht crown from Jm.v Maxim on Monday Olm who held the Ushth■i\ wcmht title m 1935 i; i ',ti made his selettion kerc 't
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    248 12 KU XL LUMPUK, Th irs.— T prewar tennis mat h be- v and the S I be repta ed this the fiist postwar between teams repres ing the North and the Soul A '.vill be played o b i here co gal Op and over
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    141 12 T< R mgerj held a strong Navy Sembawang side to a goalless draw when they mci to settle thi ir SAFA Junior Knock I Out Cup Soccer tie at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Semba yang were slightly the 1 better team and e< >ufd have valked iU
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    41 12 photo, Standard This picture of New Zealand's Olympic hope, Lincoln Hurring. taken at the Singapore Swimming Club, demonstrates effectively the effortless ease with which Hurring slides through the water. Hurring's best time for the 100 metres back stroke is (18 sees.-
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    1121 12 M ANK AD GETS INDIA OFF TO GAY START Then Gloom At 235 LONDON, June L 9, (AP and Renter). Vinoo MLankad, the Lancashire League professional cricketer released by the Haslingden Club to bolster the Indian team, played a picture book innings of 72 runs against England m the Second
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    TO DAY'S Sport
    54 12 TO DAY'S Sport SOCCER.-- SAFA League— Div I SRC AAA at Jalan Bt-^.ir stadium: t Div. UlB Rocklites v. X.V Kranji at Geylang AT H L E TICS— Victoria School sports at VS. 3 pi^m.: Tr Mii.'yc- Sclioo/ xpofs a' TS I 3 p.m.; Rangoon Road Afternoon School spo/\ f
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    131 12 Geylang EAS Annual Sports IX SPITE of the inclement weather In '.r. c morning and threatening skj m the afternoon. event* were run off success- fully m the Geylang English Afternoon School's third annual athletic sports at the school field yesterday. Low House emerged as cham- pions and won the
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    Bergmann And Leach For Japan
    50 12 HONGKONG, Jpne 19 (AFP)— British table tennis stars Richard B( rgmann and Johnny Leach left here by air today ;'or Tokyo Eor a one-month tour m Japan. Later they will leave for the Philippines for a series of matches there and then return to Hongkong.
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    Motor-men Beat K.I.
    78 12 IPOH. Thurs. Borneo Motors Sports Club narrowly defeated Etinta Indians by two goals tq one m a wild-shooting First Division league match on the Lower Padang this evening. The Indians scored first through David and held 0:1 to their lead tiii half time. Shortly after lemons Koon
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    81 12 Out ram Road School Sports AX UNPRECEDENTED total ■of 736 students from the school's total roil ot 815 competed m the Rangoon Road School's annual Sports yesterday Two events lor members ot the Animal Lovers League, were won by Methodist Girls School and Out: am Road Afternoon School m the
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    62 12 THF following will represent the S.R.C. XI against the A A. A XI m a SA.F.A. senior league match today at Jalan Besar Stadium:— M. Gammel, J. de Silva, R. Mosbergen, P. Carrol, A. de Roiario, R Henderson, W. Pox, X Grosse R. Stevens, L. Rodrigo. S.
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    68 12 TiiF following wi'l represent the Eurasians XT against the Singapore Chinese m the S.A.F.A. community league match on Sunday, at Jalan Besar Stadium: M Gammel, C. Xonis. P. Carrol, 1.. 1. Vass. A. de Rozario, C. Van 'Huizen, B. Rozario, I-. Rodrigo T. Misson, P. Pete.-.s. M.
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    167 12 THE fourth Johore Bahru District Amateur Athletic Meet will be held on the English College Ground. on June 26 and 27. About LOO entries have already been received out of which over 40 are for women's events— a record number. Two best performance Cups have
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    Soccer Friendly
    24 12 THE Singapore Traction Company Club will mcc( the Singapore Harbour Board Police In a friendly football match on the Clerical Union ground.
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    145 12 IN A SECOND Division inter-services soccer match held at Seletar yesterday Flying Boat Wins: were narrowly defeated with a last minute goal by Tengah who scored four goals to Boat Wing's three. Maunder irored Boat Wing's goal m the first minute off a pass from Walton.
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    19 12 Monk's Hill School's last man tomes m an easy first inter-school relay at the Rangoon Road School sports yesterday.
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    129 12 CHICAGO. lum IS IP Korky CastHluni. j dun blc and husk\ middlru culu v\ hipped irclterweighfl Ithmj Bratton for the s<-< mid UMC tonight, winning a y)lit den sion m the Cbicaco Stadima before 3,14? lunv CasteHani. who m M won an unanimous m New York
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    Oldtimers Show Youths The Way
    277 12 IPOH YMCA TENNIS IPOH, Thurs.— Two old "crocks* -V Caleb and Chin Kee Onn confounded critics that they were "has beens" when they swept defending: doubles champions Lim Thiam Hin and Leong Khuan Xvean ott the court tn win 6 4, 6 4 2 m
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    199 12 THE SINGAPORE OK mfH c s^ yesterday turned Jaw an appii, i Singapore inatear WdghtUfting I r a CfMrh a<«oiii|ian\ tin- ColonyV learn to Helsinki. Ifi refusing SAWLF*s request SOSC's [r. I Strickland said, "The Council thought it would be against principle
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    16 12  -  Slamin Sam Snead W- J Here's HERE higi shov KIQ nto tlu thai r hklnl
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