Singapore Standard, 21 June 1952

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    Masthead
    21 1 Singapore Standard 1 VOL II NO. 554, SAT. JUNE 21, T952. jfc A. ft i. 3 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS 1
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    36 1 pholo. >iii»ln dressed is C'ra i holder al the '>livs I title *ho landed at m port m an air 1 1 i»mi l^rar! on her ti L«a \n;eles to com <■ title of 'Mi>s lNf" Reuter
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    Two Study Markets In H'Kong
    59 1 i June 28 Sinjj ipore Gov 1 1 tour o I eta 1 lay t< 1 and Baker. De Defence I Fi ci w senioi .dv Hong I of police train S ngapore G n rtffioi; s p •xr stud; ji m E uri 1
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    'TM COMING HOME'
    8 1 fALAI f Jordan ha return
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    HEROIC BORs IN AMBUSH
    330 1 HEROIC BORs IN AMBUSH THE heroism ol two Brit- ot the Mani Regiment, who ght valiantly m the ,t de ith came to light yesterday m Thurs<lv. s ti agic Cameron Highlands ambush F. B ORs, a I v- P'' Inspc toi md a Chinese civi i ea ;:1 that
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    75 1 </7>.y^VK:'K-.:'i. WJJW THIS t3-year-oW boy was detained by a POSSe »f dvlectives policfiuen a military polin- last w&tm altei he was alle«ed t<> bav«* confessed to stabbing a 16--year-old schoolboy. Lee *«-t Son.;, on the »mis with a penknife after a fi^'t >" Colombu Court. After treatment at the hospital,
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    325 BATTLING INSECT HORDE
    95 1 RF.NO (Nevada), -J^'^ I \P)—A horde ol Cl fCkets -.vide and 14 miles deep :ij creeping toward the water supph ol the little mining and ranching town oi Austin. Residents oi the community ol t25 momentarily stopped the m- ision nouut balf-a-mile trom the town'l water
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    Templer On Propaganda
    99 1 GENERAL Sir Gen id rlempler High Commissioner tor 0 the Federation of Malaya spo.ce m London on Thursday of "the battle tor the minds o! the people." He stressed the need for considerable expansion and improvement (Jl the channels through which information, propaganda and knowledge were disseminated
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    TWELVE BANDITS SLAIN
    986 1 I II \U>I 111 TILLS OF S°itO4,ltl SS fT rntrrtln\\ headline atul today: 4 More Sink In Sampan I THE Federation's Security Forces killed 12 bandits m 24 hours to score yet another great day yesterday m the anti-bandit war. And this does not take into account
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    184 1 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll spent more than 40 minutes yesterday morninii visitins the Government Trade School at i Balestier Road. Mr. Nicoll accompanied by the Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young was shown round the various departments by Mr. E. Bray, superintendent of the school.
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    30 1 pnoiu. THE SFCOND Combined Services Entertainment troupe to m W-ilava to entertain British troops hghtini,' Phillips ,ii B"rJoy.e8 "rJoy.e N«--> and radio and t«-l«i S ,»n art.Me Donald PeeW.- Standard
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    £4 M. To Repair British Churches
    70 1 The Church of England Assembly m London, presided over by Dr. G. F. Fisher, the Archbishop of Canterbury, r>!;ms to raise £4,000,000 sterling m ten years to repair and preserve Britain's ancient churches, Xhe money can be raised it i--> said every family donated
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    C-G FOR JAPAN
    37 1 THE Commissioner General Mr Malcolm Mac Donald will be leaving for Tokyo on .Juno 28 for talks with the Japanese Government on economic mat- He is expected to return to Singapore before July 10.
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    MID. EAST DEFENCE
    31 1 Xhe ehiefi ol Britain* land. i and |ir forces >' sterday joined foreign service diplomats a secret conference !M I- > n- „!i :!i<- defence »J the ldrf Casi Reutei
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    KEPT SILENT: TWO CHARGED
    72 1 IPOH Fri. Two Chinese. Wont. S'iew ''>' »«d Lai Knn (2:; i were produced before Magistrate Che Arshad todaj an,-i charged with tailing to report the presence o! armed bandits believed to nave »eeti at Chandcat Kinding Estate. Taniong Rambufan, an May 23. to police. Atter
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    GRANT TO SCHOOL WILL DEPEND ON WHAT THE POLICE FIND
    206 1 GRANT TO SCHOOL WILL DEPEND ON WHAT THE POLICE FIND THE SINGAPORE Governmeni has temporarily suspended its grant-in-aid to Yoke Eng Middle School m Tanjong X itong Road, pending pol cc in' estigation Into the r« L l arresj oi dl teachers and Jtudents and the discovery ot Communist documents
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    Plea To Tan: Ask Govt. To Drop This Test
    189 1 KUALA LUMPI-R, «>i. »al« Mr Cheng-lork Tan ores dent «f the Malayan Chinese Assoc.a on has bera asked by certain sections of Chinese m the led era ionio urge the Templer administration -"j^ language test, which requires that a nun must
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    Ipoh Clerks Hail New Pay Scheme
    87 1 IPOH. Fri. Governmen servants here hailed the repor that the Federation Govern nient was preparing a schem similar to Singapore for ai 1 increase of the basic pay o ail Government workers wit f a corresponding cut m t h cost of living allowance.
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    W. Java Security Position Worsens
    34 1 W. Java Security Position Worsens Sfte* l c Siting ol the P Minister. Vice-Premier rj r l of D< ice dJ held discusi the fen Pi securii on ingv rili V te police s
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    PoWs SHIFTED
    15 1 THE U.S. A all ma es o X' 70.000 5 been .hifl A.P.
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    RedPlanesDowne
    25 1 s,x American F B 6 Sabr« f P pcUor-driven Lanine J« c" esterd anJ dan others m briel c i the v..!' R >. U.P.
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    Wives May Join Pak. Government
    41 1 X iRACfH .1 W M The Pakistan Governmen! nw in ced the removal im on man i peri >i idn stj it services. W nen single when recruited may [i e |overnm m kg€ rem i
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    Black Watch Arrives
    9 1 i EcoipiJ OfW* i Reuter AAP
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    Templer Calls To Doctors
    153 1 Templer Calls To Doctors CHAIJ KN< IE wa 1a le Bi Lttsh loctoi |o «od irork m the Fe f tadly" by U*e n < s stri ren pier m 1«d I Sw i I wid M roi 1 j who :<- •< lf h>\ en\ ■■■■<■ ,f v trking
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    LACK OF X-RAY IN K.K. CRITICTZED
    225 2 Deplora ble, Says Noted Professor Of Gynaecology Standard Woman Reporter IT IS most singular that m a modern city such as Singapore, patients, some times very ill, had to be conveyed from onc^big hospital without X-ray facilities to another three miles away which had
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    115 2 GOVERNMENT employees' unions should be allowed i to affiliate to the Trade Unions Congress. Mr. F. W. Dalley, British Trade Union Leader and Member of the ICFTU, said at a Dress conference yesterday. ♦'The TUC is a moral authority. There is no attempt on the part of the TUC to
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    Films To Stress Road Safety
    166 2 Films To Stress Road Safety Standard Wwsuw B«p«rlef IN c— tinwn 1 eaTarl u> *jr«-** tin- >«tal ■lUlialtf of pcJiMil— drivg* nlikr U> DBCJ TV traffic rule. Mr. W. U. M "axuonh. TraaW <!..vf. lari ni-ht MMcd uiiciii road h.ttrtv BUM, wWrfi Wffl r.liJul u» 12 omand-a-half miiiiitf A«rto. Th^
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    S'pore Will See 'Angkor Wat' Show
    101 2 S'pore Will See 'Angkor Wat' Show iAP< E lie will be foiden J bi iLa irer cxi month. I restorj ruins by the' :tj n v s Beole Franc- < ent. The cve v which will be :-d on J I. i Singapore. ar;d on the ea there will also
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    HOLIDAY FOR RI CONSULATE
    66 2 THE OFFICE ol the Consulate G fox the Republic of Ini 2nd 3rd floor, X.P.M. R: Iding, and its snb-ofllce at lOt, Robinson Road, Singapore. wQ) be closed June 23 and 24 i.. celebration ol Hari Raya. The Passport, Visa Shipping. and Immigration Sections 2nd J
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    Four More Arrive, Minus Dress Suits
    209 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOI R more British entertainers who will tour Malaya lOgjWc ;:.ncert* to British troops fighting the l.amlitK arrived m >lalaya by air yesterday minus formal evening wear. Donald Peers, leader and radio and television star, i smiled and shrugged his shoulders,
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    Two Guides For Britain
    70 2 TWO Girl Guidei from Malaya nonfl the more than 000 «n M differeifl countries, who will ittend Ihe British Girl Gu dc Association's international c op vhich la being held at Hall Barn, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire; from August 11 to 18. Although their names have not vet
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    Blyth In Pahang
    94 2 MR. w. L. Blythc. Colonial S >. .^.ipt'it it.:-, b\ air E'ahang yesterday on local c Under Secretary Mi R. \v Jakeman wOl act during Mr. c's absence. MISS LILY HO of Guan Chunn Street, Singapore, has been admitted u» a fourth- year student at the WaiMng-
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    Nicoll Told Of Rural Board
    70 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR .t.a. Harvey. Chairman of 1 tiip Singapore Rural Board. stated that the discussion held m Government House between the j members ol the Rural Board and the Governor. Mr. J.F. Nicoll, was "very successful". Mr. 1 Xicoll wgjg iW«O first-hand m
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    Charity Dance
    31 2 Qantas Empire. Airways Local j Employees Union will hold a j cUmce m aid ot Itg building fund on Saturday, August 2. at the SVC. Drill Hail, Beach Road.
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    25 Died From TB In Week
    63 2 TUBERCULOSIS again was the Leading killer disease m the week ended June 14, 1 932. when out of a total ol 211 deaths it took 25 lives, the same toll as the week previous. Other deaths from disease were one diphtheria and one poliomyelitis.
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    Plea To End 2 'Wretched Boys' Misery
    181 2 PLEADING his case for two Marine Commandos m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday. Major C. P. B. Knight of the Directorate of Army Legal Service asked the Magistrate,^ I Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam to 'put j these two wretched boys out of [their
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    28 2 ph0(0. THE DAMAGED Marine Police launch being salvaged yesterday from the seawall off Clifford Pier prior to being; taken to the Ah Lam shipyards m Beach Road.- Standard
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    CRASH: LAUNCH SINKS
    212 2 MARINE POLICE launch No. 11. a footer, which received extensive damage to its hull m a collision with a fully loaded tongkang on Thursday night, near the breakwater. was salvaged and removed to Ah Lam Shipyards, Beach Road for repairs, last night. No one was injured although
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    MATHS SOCIETY FORMED
    249 2 MATHS SOCIETY FORMED A CONCRETE step toward c furtherance of the study of Mathematics m Malaya was made yesterday, when thirty-odd Leading mathematicians and maths teachers of the Colony and the Fed'j:a:ion met at the University of Malaya to lorm the Malayan Mathematical Society. T:ie objects of the Society w;.'
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    Hospital Dance Nets $6,614
    46 2 THE net( proceeds of- t"e rePent St. Andrew's School Building Fund dance amounted i.o $fJ.lil4. The following are the results of the raffle: Dress No. 971. Mr?. FH. Swayne: Watch No. 1103. Mr. T.V. Mitchell: and Toaster, No. 1936, Mr. H.W.C Lloyd.
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    3,000Scouts WhoDon't Want Charity Offer To Do Odd Jobs
    302 3 3, 000Scouts WhoDon't Want Charity Offer To Do Odd Jobs Money Needed To Send Contingent To The Jamboree Standard Staff Reporter THREE THOUSAND Singapore scouts m uniform are offering to do "odd jobs" m Singapore homes to raise funds to semi a contingent to the coming^ Australian Scout Jamboree. These
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    82 3 ture. (■irl stu(i»-ni<. ol Standard 9.\ Raffles (Mrls' School at Qun-n Street nit* t the Singapore C.o\ erDOf J. I Niloll yesterday morning. v%h«-ti hi* visited their schcol .i< < omp mied by the Acting Director of f 'duration Mr. K. M. Foanf. Mr. Nicoll t centre i is -■»ii
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    NICOLL WANTS PROPER FOOD FOR (Trade/School) BOYS
    276 3 Standard Mali Reporter THE SI KERINTENDENT <>i' ibe Government JraJt* Srl»«>»»l. Balestier K«»a«l, Singapore, assured tlie Governor, Mr. John Fearns Niroll. yesterday that h«* v*onl«l ~.rr that t students «:ot proper meals. The assurance was elicited by Mr Ni< o remai k lhi
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    Acquitted On AmmoCharge
    68 3 AT THE Singapore Assizes esterdaj Mr. Justice Brown i acquitted P. Varatharajulu on a charge of unlawful posses- j lion -if five rounds of .38 am- munition. Varatharajulu, who was represented by Mr F. R. N. S. Massey, a is not called upon j for his defence.
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    Visit Raises Hopes Tor Tech. College
    266 3 Visit Raises Hopes Tor Tech. College ~*MR. GREER THE GOVERNOR'S visit to the Junior Techn fal School m Balestier Road yesterday morning point 5 toe tid he has no( m is 1 the dis ussiona on techni ■>! cI i for local nuMl thai h ive been published m The
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    Action Committee
    36 3 A JOINT- ACTION Committee is to be established b.v the Singapore Federation of Government Employees' Unions to oppose the Legislative Council's i jcision to reduce C.O.L.A. while increasing basic pay by 20 per cent.
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    Full Pay Leave For Warders
    177 3 s T IXETY Indian and Pakistani j warders m Divisions 111 and IV of the Singapore Prison Service may now get a maximum of six months' leave on full pay after they have served five years. Government announced this yesterday iri a letter to Legislative
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    Alleged Theft
    29 3 AXG WEE a 60-year-old woman, claimed tiii*! m 4.he Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge ot stealing 2"> yards cloth She was allowed $250 bail.
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    Travel Talk—From The Woman's Angle
    299 3 Travel Talk From The Woman's Angle A COMBINATION n ment which would make an envious, v>ill brin<; Mrs. promotion representative t est-ar»li aiul lecture assigniv woman who likos to travel Quida Wagner, HO AC Hales to Singapore next month. For the same reason, her f lectures are likely to be
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    Five Remanded
    47 3 MOHAMED bin Sharif?, Yusof bin Benehos, Indragit Ram. Lachmj Rai and Safakaii bin Kir.iri.i Bakar v\er P charged m Singapore yesterday with thett >f a ba^ of lire from the RAF Malay Regiment on June 20 at Tel>k Paku. They were remandel until June 24.
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    'Bonaventure' Well Received
    125 3 A LARGE, appreciative audience at tiie Victoria Theatre last ni«ht gave -»!i enthusiastic reception tv the repeat performance of Charlotte Hastings* successful play "Booaventure Proceed.* tt the tw« nU'its perdirmuuce* will go t« the Building Fund of the ne.v Mount [Alvernia Hospital to be run solely by
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    42 3 Mrs. Quida Wagner. 80. A.C. sales promotion representative m the United States, who will speak on "Air Travel For Women," on July 14 under the auspices of the International Fortnightly Club, at the Y.W.C.A. on Col 1y ci Quay, at 10.30 a.m.
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    HARI RAYA DATES MAY NOT COINCIDE
    248 3 Standard Malay Correspondent HARI RAYA PUASA may not be celebiated on the same day m the Federation and m Singapore this year as the religious bodies concerned are not m agreement as to the exact date on which the new moon should be viewed.
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    Yeo Claims Trial
    24 3 Yeo Thay Soon (35 claimed trial yesterday to two charges of [cheating! m Singapore. He va* I ren- until June 24.
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    48 3 MR. CHERRY QI'AH. Special Class Stenographer, of Sin gapore (wearing glasses) shows a Commander m -Chief's Certificate of Good Service to fellow workers at IK YK Headquarters, Chansi. Mr. Quah— "one of our outstandin? Asian employees", says the Citation received the Certificate from Air-Yire-Marshal H. I. Patch yesterday.
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    Week's Fete To Remember An Honour
    201 3 Week's Fete To Remember An Honour Standard Woman Reporter FIFI V FOUR eek, ie B Vrmj Me Corps was given the rig it I itself the Royal Army I Corps and «n h In ;mbe i the Corp., m Singa will a Church Parade m the British Military Hospital i
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    3 VSC's Taken By Surprise
    232 3 3 VSC's Taken By Surprise CAP TRAGEDY THREE .>.«..'« who WtTt arliny a* courir marshal!- al ihe Gap Mill (limit on Ma\ I I v»rrr not B^arc thai a raciii" <«r had pone ofl t ht- track and \*rrr luatiin^ for thrttt. The II Brian li.i.w i 'Hi ra lie
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    Cheated To Pay Doctors Bills
    37 3 Admitting tha 1 his firm '.-drills. il Shrtro C the S Third District Court defray for tub wife's medical tre itment. salesma Meng i i si ,700, < i 1 months -i i
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      22 3 Q3l -IQb2 more people have bouqh-f than any other make Singapore Kuala Lumpur BORNEO MOTORS LTD. Malacca Seremban Ipoh Penanf Butter worth
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    8 Nurses Told: Yours A Big Job
    152 4 8 Nurses Told: Yours A Big Job PENANG, Fri.— Eight nurses from the Dental Training School received their certifteates thn evening and were to id by the Resident Commissioner Mr. Norman Ward: -You will be. helping to ensure that the boys and girls of .Malaya will grow up with sound
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    Alleged To Have Issued Dud Cheque
    66 4 LOO LEE LIN was charged m the .Parit Buntar Sessions Court with cheating Lob Mcc Lin at B;igan Serai on April 8. It was alleged that Lot) gave Loh a I chectue for SHOO m payment for some jewellery when he knew that the
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    Penang Joy Rides
    31 4 Tile Penang Flying Club will give joy rides to the public on Han Raya Puasa on Tuesday. An j hxatu Aiglet and Tiger Moth i vii! be flown.
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    EDUCATION: GOVT GOES AHEAD
    267 4 EDUCATION: GO VT GOES AHEAD Urgent Need For Teachers, Says Templer DESPITE stupendous handicaps the Feileralion Government was pressing on with all speed to achieve their ultimate aim of Tree primary education for every child of whatever ffcce m Malaya, said General Sir Gerald Temple* m London «wi Thursday, when
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    Negotiation Talks Go On
    114 4 PENANG, Fri, Negotiations trar tfie handling rales between the Employers' Association and tfte Waterfront Workers' Union. Penang and Province Wellesley. arc still m o-ogress. The Stand- fi unaersianas. The sub-committee, set tin by the Employers' Association has agreed to 'recommend to their association a 13 per
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    COUNSEL QUERIES TEMPLER'S POWER
    277 4 HABEAS CORPUS PLEA Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. The powers of the High Commissioner, relating to certain sections of the Emergency Regulation*, were questioned m the Supreme Court today during an application by a German, Johannes Schmolke, for a writ of habeas corpus. la his affidavit,
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    Farewell Party
    62 4 SITIAWAN. FrL— A 6c*w«l] dinner party was given to MS« M. Dirk.-en, Methodist n\!s>i(j:i- ary and manager of the Metho- riist English School. Axes Ta\jr. by the Women's Society of j Christian Service, the Methodist; Chinese Churches, and the new- i ly formed Weslev Church. Sitia- wan. ?vliss
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    Fooled Reds On All Fool's Day
    253 4 Award For Nan Who. Standard Staff Correspondent *Xl ALA LUMPUR, Fri.— lt was April I— AH, Fool's Day and Police Lieutenant Harold Heurslry with seven Cbmese policemen lay m amlni*h m Sitiawan- when he »aw 12 armed bandits enter a bandit camp. Despite the
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    New village School
    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday.— The Yuk Chiao School m the Pertang New Village at Jelebu was opened today by the British Adviser. Neuri Sembilan. Mr. M. C. ff. Sheppard. He advised the villagers to take part iv games and make use ot the school library. At p:e.sent the
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    61 4 photo INCHE Sarden bin Haji Zubir, former Singapore Legislative Councillor, with members of his family, after his return to Singapore by air yesterday after a twomonth visit to the United States under a leadership grant. Inche Sardon who is president of the U.M.N.O. Youth Movement is seen with his wife,
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    'Post Malayan Officer To US'
    207 4 Standard Staff Reporter THERE is need for a Malayan Information Officer to be attached to the British Embassy m Washington lo assist Americans wh<» want to know about Malaya, said Inche Sardon bin Haji Ztibir. former Singapore Legislative Co4iiwillor. yesterday tin his return from the
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    GEN. TEMPLER PRAISES TRADE UNION MEMBERS
    173 4 TRADK unionists and workers m the j of Malaya were praised as "a brave lot of General Sir fierald Templer m London on i He pointed out that many 'rade qt workers had oeeo. murdered by Comrn the Emergency. S^peaking on th« position of
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    93RedsKilled Each Month
    98 4 93RedsKilled Each Month In the avi sts moaUifl the muiiihiv B.vcßßfie nf tenorists i killed or i aptured ha<i been |3( whiie fcairity Forces' nmmltwi kMI redtawsd by 30 per cent, and those of civilian^ hiy LI p^i" i-ent.. said ihe Ili«!i Commisaiancs of the Fc-ietation. Sir Gerald Temptier m
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    Disobeyed Order
    44 4 Lim Kenß Sung nad a WOBS Tan Vat. were each Fi ed 198 m the Mii;ir Mac si ati i Court by C'ip litmfg 10 der.. I tbt£ >■' plank < sutTPa i idcrncath temporary dwelling house it Jalan V;. v> •> ordered Boai d
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    18 More But Malacca Is Nine Short
    75 4 18 More But Malacca Is Nine Short KALAC 'A F R Tea whirh enrolled na v an is only I I alioca: eruits. F Eteto came Ctoon Eft and ttaee Tanah village. The team. M of the the Chinese liter i i recruil i Ea Town. 14 tnore thai j
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    RESETTLEMENT 'A GREAT FEAT
    16 4 RESETTLEMENT 'A GREAT FEAT people m 416 i the F i He re Paper on r
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    FIXED FOR ASSAULT
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    TEMPLER LAUDS FEDERAL POLICE
    148 5 Bill To Provide For Setting Up Village Councils THE piuyind e*Mkium** wfaaje MNmdh m the FfMl«*rHiiofi of Malaya rribed a^ an important aVi Japaafwl m tl»<- fccln of local Cuilfaafl *»> Crsrral Oralil Tcmplrr London on Hnn>«la\. A select committee oi the federal L«| Council was
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    105 5 MISS X ithi Srlvadnr.it will »nr of NW m.iiiv danrn> »o takf oail m lo ni^ht "> roaccH MM»nsorrd h» the Indian Ass« lation <t i Hrn Aiiulo riunrjw Srh«M»l Thr cinu'Pi'l I s i» f lll# prop4i->rd Indian Wrllair liomr Thr mum Vktm •> a ptof eattttai lli< wlint
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    They 've Borne The Burden Well, Truly
    284 5 THE EXPANSION of the Federation Policy h,r,r IMb Colonel Young, former ciuef the o.mlum Metropolitan Police, had been ao rapid Iliat man* of tlie rank and file and particularly Special Constables went into the (ijs»il with ißSumeie*l training, said Sir Gerald Temple hl
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    70 5 photo. LIEUT-GENERAL Sir Willoughby Norrie. retiring Ciovernor of the State of South Austr ilia and Governor- Oneial-designate of New Zealand, Da d a tribulr to th« 'Vxirllencc" of the Malayan student> at Adrlaidr I niver- sity yesterday m Singapore. I Sir Willoughby arrived by Quntas BOAC on lu> w:it j
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    Memorial Dance Of The RAMC
    134 5 REI OCATION WBS the or- er 0 the evening at the dance held at the British Military Hospital, Alexandra Road last nigh! Doctors; nurses, soldiers and members of the hospital ;1 iff ii icarded the familiar uniforms In favour of a more informal dress, and
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    Burglaries Up In May
    107 5 1, HOUSEBREAKENGS m Singapore vhieh r>!l during April to 49 [row an average ol about 80 a month during the first three 1 months of the year, rose again m Maj to 62. I■> number of armed rob[beriea dropped to 10 last month i- is 14
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    Indian Ratings Feted
    37 5 OVER ."><) ratings from Ihe Indian Navy frigates Jufnna. Tir, Sutlej and Kistna now m Sin- gapoi'e were entertained it India c House yesterday by Gopa v Menon. Representative oi the rf Goverrimeni 01 indn
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    Today's Power Cuts
    160 5 Ki'BSTATIONS Singapore luir,.- h» I<m<l sh^lding today:— DAY Pays I e»>jr rump*. Joo C'lilat riarv .laian \a««in. JoJan Bonos, <«-rauco"ii Kil.. Kotam Ayer. \l« Ptierson Ril.. Kirn hnan Rrt.. Kiinmlary Rii.. llomur Kd.. i uiwr Bcranioon, 10 C -D w Ktiis R«l. <i«»vt Printing Itork*. u'iHMIU-isii Vk
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    Chinese Teachers Appeal To MCA
    202 5 Standard Stall KUALA LUMPUR, Fr s. to the Malayan Chinese ;J School Teachers Union ol id to give grants in-aid to !e country. a The grants-in-aid will help, ,r m some degree, to increase ;e salaries of the teachers m 11 these schools wlio.se plight,
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    49 5 MB R X CIV of the Ihpartment of Mathematics ad toe&Sk l^dins mathematicians of the olony and t!.«Federation whel. they met yesterday at the I niyers,t> of %lal?va to form the Malay" Muthemat.cal Society lW ground I Prof. A Oppenheim who was later elected President of the Protem ommittee
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    Interesting Talk
    50 5 AN INTERESTING taifc r> i the limits of Greek r was riven by Professoi Hans HeObrown oi the ITnivcrtity of Bristol, at the University or Malaya last night A 19-YEAR-OLD lab >ur vr- Oag Ah Hoag. was ■pntenced m me pri*onni«H tor -teal'!]* WO iountaia peoa worth »j'
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    Woman Pillion Rider Killed
    115 5 Standard Staff Reporter A CHINESE woman, believed to have been the pillion rider of .a motorcycle involved m an accident m Crawford j Street yesterday mornin*. j died m hospital later m the day. Another Chir.ese woman and a man. injured m the ?ame ccl dent
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    350 Attend A Dance
    80 5 THE NEW Mess or A Platooo of the 4th Independent. Cos WRAC stationed at Nee WRAC took fver Jhe o rcupat.on of this spacious building, an Ogrmrtunity had been sought such an occasion: and last nU-it> festivities were m the nature <W j house- warming party.
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    HC's Conduct Of The War Lauded
    186 5 HC's Conduct Of The War Lauded Standard Staff CorreapomliMil KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Praise t«»r Genera fempler's able prosecution <>f tl»«* mi!i-r«»iiiiiiinii««i liandii war m Malaya was expressed todmy by Mr. H. S Lee, president of the Miners Association of Sdangor tfegri Senihilan and Pahaog. He was speaking at the As-
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    An Agent On Fraud Charge
    76 5 A DUTCHMAN, Ja i Haacke (32) an agent for Rfeißrs H meyer Trading ('<>• (Malaya) Ltd.. wns charged m the Singa pore Second Police Court yesterday with misappropriating $1,419 belonging to the compan lie claimed trial and vas all i ed bail o4 $2,000 until
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    DHCs Experience Of Great Value
    67 5 'F"be Hifh Commiasii net m the Ft'-Jna: ion, General Su Gerald Ten^ler a< know edged in-- M.»bt to the Deputy Higli CommiMtooei Mr. U. C H» Gil i\ i>' v lurinj bif L& I press conference on Thurtda Sir Gerald sai.l tha< Him CUllivrag^s ton*
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    Brothers' Gift To Remember Mother
    32 5 TPOTT Fi i Four Ipoh Fog C^o^AhOiuS o^ who died on °TClsduv. The gift ryr«e*£ mrt of tM amount aedL.ciet fro»n the expense. toward, wiil receive *^UO.
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    Hari Raya Lunch
    27 5 THE L'NION Club, KoU Bhuru's only illtecn«tiOD«l It-lull wi!! houi a Hari R«3 social wvh Lunc* at the club premises on Thursday, Jane M
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    New Malaya & The Bible
    67 5 New Malaya The Bible I •IK r the BibUt I i Asia a I ad Ac s R s terda.v Fhe BibU wonder Mil book :ci your I I 1 read it he ;iided. Today, the Ta r a r« l Shoi s i Re iMd Hi ••<*•« »iIL be
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      41 5 \cfttilt Education Course: Raffles Institution- Practical Logic. YM V Cheai Club :>. p.m.. Cambridge Malay Caw 5 p.m.. Movit Circle Shaw 8 Ciin^on School for Boys (BukH T.m.ih): H:indiciatt ExhibiUon 4 p.m. Ijiisjlin Club: Mirlsummcr Bull. ACS. Barker Road): Indian A>sn Concert.
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    U.N.'s Two Faces Singapore Standard
    841 6 U.N.'s Two Faces Singapore Standard Independent Morning i>em/>«f«?r MOST of us are inclined to think of the United ]>l Nations as fatOc body concerned more with i» eadinfi <be seeds of discard among nations than has the pungent flavour oi a fish market. XTwS STWage and Eg of the delegates
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    Australian Showdown On New Guinea?
    1017 6  - Australian Showdown On New Guinea? ANDREW ROTH by LONDON FEAR is growing here that Australia's Prime Minister ma y indulge m provocative actions m Southeast Asia as a resuli of major failures m Otter fields This action may tafe the form of seeking a Showdown with Indonesia over Ihe long-quiescent
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    Technical Services
    112 6 Sir Reference the article under the caption 'F< d Technical Stalls Ta ks: Accord Likely,' which appeared m your issue of the L9th inst. I am directed to point out that the Technical Services Union the official body negotiating for the salary schemes of the various Technical Services
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      Switching Horses In Mid-Stream
      384 6 Switching Horses In MidStream Sir. There is a story of the proverbial fool \vl\jO gets into the river with all the unpleasant consequences because he tries to get on another horse while still m mid-stream instead of on the opposite bank. The Malayan Chinese Association has been doing good work.
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      NATIONALIZE DOCTORS!
      310 6 Sir: I must draw attention to a most amazing statement allegedly made by the Federation Director of Medical Services. Dr. H. M. O. Lester (and reported m your issue of .June I*>) where he says "The prestige and statusoi' a recognised first class specialist does mean a good
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      Misplaced
      79 6 Sir;— The U.M.N.O. sponsored petition asking for clemency m the case of four individuals convicted of a brutal and senseless murder is hardly likely to engender any confidence m that body as an organisation capable of a realistic and unbiased altitude towards any situation involving members of the Ma
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 6 Yes, Madam, the treatment's as simple as (hat: By increasing your weight c worry you skinny 1
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    Hard Up And Unhappy
    548 6  - Hard Up And Unhappy CASSANDRA By r rilE notion that people who are hard up are also happy is hokum. People who are hard up are sad and sorry. All this nonsense about the joys of being a vagabond with the stars above and the delights of drinking cold water
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    Review of Views
    104 6 Review of Views Malay Officers PecU i m i should i Regiment, |Th s > Utusan M< (The p;ipe: be I". commissi M j Rei ted and commission ol Malaya ."■'.nuid r: I ht I een the i I H"-a < Ftui the^e Regin •>' 'A :■< giments tni| Produce
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      79 6 Prcies'-or Gioti wos very m 4mcrt Except cbout his \L&^ "TTPV t t.t 4 He seldom foiled t< alwayskera your glasses clear wM y^'T J^nufhe SIGHT SAV^I" -P* I Afjj f&nufaciired In U S A.*» Dittnbutors: EASTERN RADIO AGENCY Ipoh Pc»«| Trade Enquiries to:— SUN TRADING CO 19/20 Bonhom Building
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    THAI ARMY AND POLICE ALERTED
    190 7 Seized Letters Disclose Plot Against Govt. BANGKOK, June 19 Thoi military and ,cc forces have been partially alerted since von yesterday m Bangkok and Dhonburi be■cusc, according to unofficial sources, of the scovcry of a conspiracy against the Government. rThe < sources said precautionary action
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    39 7 photo. A itioup of investigators looft at the damage caused by a Iximb exptosioi m Tunis on June 9. The blast occurred m a buikliag «>n the Boulevard Vauban. There was no >eriotiv damage and nobody was hurt. AP
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    S. KOREA Secret Starts
    87 7 S. KOREA Secret St arts nists an t Syngman Bbee'j adtoday and i 1 i i be- -t d Com n\ and I i. U c Comn C obsei'. i l I fOV< if! -man c I that M irtr- x- el tr Aasemr l 25 f < n- ii
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    N. Guinea: 'Prudent' Handling
    66 7 N. Guinea: 'Prudent' Handling DJAKARTA, J r. 20 (R< I < fm on< sian Pai >< nl < ■>♦ quesi ion 01 New (luiiica a di ted area be- i Indo: t ;,i and the ",f- i. ands m;!st be hancii- fri car< I and pitidently. "B< ■:< we must
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    US PLAN TO BUY PLANES
    157 7 \K tSHINGTON, June 20. (AP). The United Slates announced 'today it i* considering buying airplane^ from European iiicnihrr nation* of i!i«- North \ilani i« Treat] Organisation! The plan would involve use of U.S. Mutual Security funds to buy plants directly from European makers, chiefly for
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    THREE ESCAPE
    33 7 A Wellington bomber coming from Thorney Island crashed yesterday near Woodborough m Nottinghamshrre. The pilot and wo pilot students managed toescape injury by jumping m parachute just before the crash. A.F.P.
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    Russia Turns Down Protest By The Swedes
    267 7 n Jll v June 20 --Soviet Foreign Minister ,r?,y- Vlshin sky handed Swedish Ambassador koii a curt note last night demanding an em\ to Swedish violations of the Russian frontier i he note categorically denied the Swedish version ot the shooting down of
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    Big Welcome For Carlsen
    101 7 Big Welcome For Carlsen COPENHAGEN. June 20 <AP) —Smiling mid waving, bis voice j choked with emotion and his j eves brimming with tears, Captain Kurt Carlsen was today given a hero's welcome m ins native Denmark. Picked up by a chartered plane i at Rotterdam, Holland, where his new
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    Two Killed In Ship Explosion
    58 7 LONDON. June 20. (Reuter). An officer and a rating were killed when a tun exploded on board the British destroyer Daring during air attack exercises with the Mediterranean Fleet, the Admiralty announced here today. The explosion occurred when attempts were being made to •clear a
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    Tanker To Stay Put For Month
    137 7 ADEN, June 20. -\v tile \\\e Iranian pr-s charged Britain with piracy on the high sea* over the seizure oi the Kose Mary, Judge Ralph Campbt;! oi the Aden Supreme Court ruled thai the cargo of Iranian crude oil j aboard the Italian tanker
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    Payment Scheme For Nazi Victims
    111 7 Payment Scheme For Nazi Victims BONN, June 20. (AP).— compensating victims of the for prison sentences, was pro 1! far-reaching measure for Na^is, including payment posed on Thursday by the Social Uemocratie party. The pariy will introduce nto Parliament a Bill to put -> ftp* ion on a na' ional
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    Malays Awaken
    89 7 JAKARTA. June 25 (AP) (loser relations j between th»* Philippines i and Indonesia so ik.it both nations may be aWe j j to **vi>i»*«* ih<* influence «*>f the .Malay races m the council of nations" uill J he sought by the new f J Philippines ambassador, j I'rmeso
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    A-Powered Planes Coming
    55 7 A-Powered Planes Coming NEW ORLEANS, June io dP): Air Secretary Thomas Kinletter said ii: that tlir United I States has atomic powered planed m "prototype" j stage, but it would be soaM time before any J would be flying. INDIA has asked Canada for 11 gifj of w 'ie;it under
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    QUIRINO URGES PACIFIC PACT
    140 7 MANILA, Juim 20 Ouirino told newsmen loda] tor a Pacitir union simitar when he visits Indonesia «n Quirino held an informal discussion on the ma"'i-r after he had been awarded a plaque as "public official No. l of the year," by the United States Armed Forces
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    Peak Conquered
    37 7 CALCUTI [ndia, June 20 •UP i— A French expedition has i conquered the Himalayan range i Chaukhamba pt-.ik. 22.400 feet, 1 a northwest approach, ac- > Bto a from the hoi v of Ba( i today.
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    Truce Hopes Are Said Brighter
    271 7 Truce Hopes A re Said Brighter OTTAWA, June 20 liritainV Defence Mi.iUi.r, li« 111 Marshal Karl Al« i \ari«l«'i*. hrrr for a ihr<« «l.i\ v -i from a tour of I Ii Kar Ka*>t. mM il»ai ih< I i <.1 Nations "nia> \u \<r\ n«*ar an M wiwlil ri^ln m»\>"
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      110 7 INFRA RED j I fr v RADIANT HEAT j Fhe P o Red end Radiont Heat is j i m y esp" ally useful m tiecting Lum- baqo Musculoi Pc^ns, Neuralgia, SckitkOj Fibrositis, Sprcms, Cnil- I b o ns end Sinuo. The Appl.cnce is j J also designed on scientific
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      146 7 I RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard Lcndor. Correspondent LONDON, June 20. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Morket rodor LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 27 Jd- pot 9 3 per ton buyers, August 27 id. 1965 j September 27 id. Thf montht: £962
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      47 7 J JC^ar I I I'M LEARNING TO j I COME ON— UP H F Kk~ -I DO THE 1 1 7 T O BED-" AND t t S r*£& T f'or\ I haveVo V |f your prayers BT^^-\^l V| BED, y PRACTICE WJ? I~ ll N^ ;> 1
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    HONG SIANG'S LAST TRIP
    229 8 Leaving HK h For UK To I) Be Scrapped] Standard Slri|»[>i"£ Reporter THE veteran Irei^Merlj Hob« Sian-, well k»OW» |m Sii»:r:i|»«rr wait rs (*>»•; years, i- expected to kav< j Hongkong at i»'<* mi j i his week m lew, on I** firs! lap «»f he*
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    59 8 photo. The V> 7rtM«>n Tozan Maru. b muinsr to tbt* Koki ai Lines, which arrived m Singapore yesterday on her ifiaugural Japan-Bomb*y -Karachi run via Sin-apoie, is now lying at anchor m the outer roads. The X.X.X is the third Japanese shipping line to reopen the Japan-Bonibay-Kara»lii service. The other
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    Little Zoo Aboard Freighter
    124 8 THE twittering of i T :50 Java sparrows wa 1^ BoyaJ Rotterdam Lloyd tawrfo linei Kota Inten ira« the unusual sound hewrit aluiigside «odowns 23/24 nf the Singapuse Harbour Bt>ard wharves, where the ship was tied up yesierday. An officer on the Kola luien v said
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      414 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederlind Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX, BOSTON. NEW YORK PIIII \DELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBII r NEW ORLEANS Spore P Sham Pcaaag MATATtAM(RL) 23 24 June RADJA (SMN) 27June/ 3Julj t/Sloly 'J«»y AXEUMJB (HAL) 7/KUuly li/l&lBt9 l« RONDO (SMN) 27July/3Aus 4 a
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      329 8 KINA" for Banckfik. Sai eon Hocgkona Kobe Yokohama 28Jun«* Uuiv RAMBOLIIA" for Bangkok Saigon Hongkong. Kobe V*. hama M IW«lj ii SEI.ANDIA" for B.^igkok B/tSM, FROM JAPAN/HOM.KOM BINTANC." for Banskok I M*Jf SAH.IN(iS IO CONTLNIM s( IMN r or Colombo, Aden, Port Said, (ienou Hamburg. Copenhagen Gothenburg Spore p S
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      112 8 m Harbour WHARVES Tt-elberg 4/5 8 Srnsde X*37 1 Alb r Dork: Stanvac Ta aD Sf >:> :is 2 W«ria Dock: Lisita. Pelahar T v k I? /I! 1 'Ke'ipH Dock: Stanvac Manila. :ornehus Maersk 1 M 4 L gP Matangi L am San. domeneiu 3 2 Western Anchorafe: Mette
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      26 8 Despatches Today: Pontianak. Sarawak (exceot Miri>. Australia and Sst> Zealand (letters only*. w c n Australia Medan. Ceylon PaKis tan (parcels only) Palembani Philippines V.s.A z'.-.d
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    Rubber At 91½ Cts. Hits The Highest Price In The Week
    416 9 Mondord Market Reporter i RUBBER prices m Singapore rose to the highest level for the -ck yesterday, first grade rubber for July shipment being transacted 1 cents per Ib. ot one stage of the trading. Fair turnover of busidcsi
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 9 COMMODITY PRICES < --.i rubber prUe* e»i«i prr Ib is Singa porf v**strrda? were: Buyers !kDert No 1 Spoi La>we > B is bales Juae Mt i kss m tii kss ttj ;K > s M Mi i B4M Qsriel allef s^taati I IIMKIN Kl -881 R F rlsia] *<
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    'Keep Accounts In Order'—Lee
    39 9 'Keep Accounts In Order' Lee IP aid it the I ol the ■v. teg t he v c id r n miners -.ged |he me to keep l proprr so as t the assess ,f income tax on a
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    Produce Mart Slays Dull
    93 9 Produce Mart Slays Dull Standard Mark»'t Kcportrr i if produce markei fan Singa rcauiiMd daU ttiroughout rterdaj ith no bu^i:n->> iep ported H' m j lectioa. Copra I- buyers at $2^ and Bellcn $26) i i picul on a i| ii*t market mil •> > n.(! td <t4 ;>; i
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    FIX EXCHANGE
    42 9 HONGKONG. June Ml— a Si iodard Sertief -i os•he I ln:T,:k > \g Ex- ere HKSIS.S to t ling HK$6 v2~-> to US$l; HKSI 12 to M .liayan SI: HK50.314 to on- I loMeiaii Rui; Gold HKt H "87.-) io ont
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    55 9 1 1 A coffee plantation at I Serdang Agricultural Ex- I 1 perimental Siation, near 1 Kuala Lumpur. I The main varieties htrt are caJled "Liberica' and "Uganda" They are 1 bfinff irrown under dif- 1 ferent densities of shade j 1 —heavy and liifht— and 1 I without shade
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    S'PORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
    72 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association buying rate* to merchants (per $ioo Malayan) are: Ne-v York :\2 .V 8 (T.T). 32 3/4 iOD> 32 7/8 on credit bills and :i2 15 '16 on trade Wlta «90 d st); Canada 31 15/16 CT.TJ, 32 I^l6 (CD.) 32 5-
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    Schuman Plan To Hurt Swiss Trade
    46 9 BF.RNE. June 20, (AP>— Mr. Max Petitpierre, head of the Swiss Political Department, told Parliament Thursday that he feared the Schuman Plan might have unfavourable effects tot Switzerland [n her tradfe with nations included m the coal and steel union.
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    MALAYAN SHARES
    111 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri. There; was a more cheerful tone m the Malayan share market toil i.v and business was confined to" the markei leaders, according to the Malayan Share- j brokers' Association. Changed prices were: INIM SI RIALS Buyers Sellers 1 Fraser Neave O.d. 3.57 3H7
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    INDONESIA TEA INDUSTRY HIT
    406 9 By ARNOLD C BRACRMAN. Speelal Standard Corr. DJAKARTA, June 20 Heavy unemployment is threatened today m Indonesia* lowland tea industry. This is caused primarily from a slump m the Coreum lea market. The tea slump followed the recent London announcement that tea will be classified as
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    Malaya Was
    65 9 Malaya was the ton largest rice importer m 195 [With 1.281.000.000 pounds. Japan was again the world 1 I largest rice importer follows by India. Japan's approxi mate rice import figures total] ed 1.708.000,000 pounds an< India 1.678.000,000. Other countries m orde are: Indonesia 1.032.000,00 1 pounds; Ceylon
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    Malaya's Task Is To Survive Rubber Slump
    260 9 Malaya 's Task Is To Survive Rubber Slump COMMENTING on the effect of the recession of the rubber price on Moloyo Gen. Sir I Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner for the Federation, said m London that the immediate problem confronting the rubber industry was to try and hold the situation
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    3rd Largest Rice Buyer
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    'Higher Ice Price Means Dearer Fish
    202 9 A DECISION' c the pi ice of 1 < v $22 4(1 a ton ;t'i!;ounced w p v ta« pore*i f has ramped stir a I fcalcti m th e Ob a»s Pi > "ti^lirtK igBHI liable' inf'-pjsr let-, the Coloay'i i prs HBoH
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      1217 10 Their Sexy Dances Started A Riot II WflS RUMBA TIME DOWN ftBCENIINE WJIY, BUT- IRGENTINA;— TIie cinema news this week points exclusively towards the load scandal aroused m Argentina by thf showing of "Barbara Aiomica." a new Argentine film stan ins Blanquita Amaro. the famous Cuban Kumba dancer. The Metropolitan
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    SCHOOL ATHLETES IN FORM
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    Two Records At Perak Indian Meet
    225 11 IPOH. Fri. F.i-ht final rvrmXs w«*r»' tumpktfd m the firvt of thf two-day P <• r a k Indian Amateur Athletic Cmuuil meet on tU« tcmn pad<tn n today. Two records tl»e pole vault and hammer throw were broken. C il Pc < Taipinj
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    Rocklites KO Krangi
    216 11 SPECTACQIAB Bean Chin Ln the Ed H fees _b to knew k i< »yaJ I mji out <• S H jPA pup soccer c ntpei I i«i i ",e Dg Si MMCfI J est( ■d Q i jjftatc i b_ three. H icklites iminaied play m Bcsi
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    Entries Invited For Achilles Sports Meeting
    121 11 ENTRIES s re invited for the first Singapore Achilles Club! athletic championships to be iu-ld on the Singapore Recreation Ciub ground on Saturday, Julj* 12. li>ere wfll he events for j youths (15 and 17 years) juniors (17 and 19 years) adults and women.
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    Seven Records At R.I.
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