Singapore Standard, 24 June 1952

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    16 1 Singapore Standard Ik A X _V6l. II NO. 357 TUESPAYTJUNE 24^, 1952: 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Biggest Raid On Power Plants
    169 1 Biggest Raid On Power Plants \a\ jil;iim cm I lirw (arm rg tml Vir FwPCC H^hlrrI •> m ben loilav ♦inmhrd Ji t» < om« i«iiiiii->l hv«l r «>-♦!•■• i fit.■l.nil alotM th«- .iln River m th«* btggc*l imi t>i tut) air thh! oi ill.- Kurran Vlfi Stn 11. «.l<|iiartrr*
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    Nam II Protests The Release Of 27,000
    63 1 Ml \>\\, KOKI l une 83.- The Allied senior irmistire delegate, Waj den. William K. Harrison, today, t'M(! tl«c Conununi Is the United Nations (ommml was proceciliiu to releiise 27.000 civilians ikenlj interned gatt h N i being I _m d ad opposing
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    Heavy Hit, Run Attack
    79 1 SEOUL, June 23, <\P> A lie i infantrymen, supportt by ra:ik>. i.iniuvl out ■gainst Chinese hill positions north-wesi oi Chorwon ytstei r the ■> an issauil >; the 3 ear. big D ited Nations raiding ki i '>-'■ md wounded H< Reds be! «*e returning to
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    MacG Pays A Flying Visit
    81 1 MacG Pays A Flying Visit After "normal disiussiors" with the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mat-Donald m Singapore, the Deputy High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, Mr. D. C. MacGillivray (right) returned to Kuala Lumpur by a Malayan Airways plane yesterday. Mr. MarGillivray stayed m the Colony for only 24
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    KOREA PoWs FOR INDIA
    386 1 New Plan To Break The Deadlock WASHINGTON, June 23 (Reuter) The United States, Britain and India are discussing a new plan to break the Korean armistice deadlock by offering to send to India prisoners who refuse repatriation. Authoritative sources here said the plan being discussed among
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    Delhi: No Plan
    53 1 NEW DELHI, June 23. (\P) "There is no plan existing to bring Korean prisoners to India," an official source m New Delhi said today. It appeared that the report resulted from confusion over an old suggestion that disputed prisoners should be segregated to some neutral area, added
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    5 More Bandits Bagged: May's Total Is Topped
    183 1 BAGGING five more terrorists ye*t«rday, Security Forces already have tdtpped Ja*< iiioiiih's total of 86 bamlit* killed. By yesterday., the total of j bandits killed this month was 87. It was another good 1 day for the Security Forces when three more
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    Menzies Has Three Gains
    107 1 Menzies Has Three Gains OTTAWA, June 2°, (Reuter)— The Australian -Prime Minister Roberi Menzies who has arrived here by air from Washington, is understood to have laid the I groundwork tor closer defence lies with the United States; en isted American support m the development of Australia* promising new uranium
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    FOUND DEAD
    75 1 A BOMBAY me c iant, Dikamdo El Shari 155), was iound dead m a hotel room a; Ben- ,en Sti eel last nighi Earlier m the day he had gone to the ;,,■<■ to see ■:> nephew, who ■a m out a- that time. At S3 p.m. hotel
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    Christmas In June
    102 1 OKLAHOMA CITY. June 2; (AP): Lost Christmas the R. B. O'Connor family gathered up all the presents and stowed them away, un >;)<>ned. m a closet. They skipped Chnsl was dinner, too, and didn't buy a tree. The O'Connors derided to wait and celebrate Christmas j u-)iei<
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    Rubbers Butter
    27 1 Rubbers B utter LONDON. June 23 (Reuter): Rubber shares were better on the stock market than for some time on optimism regarding the bandit situation m Malaya.
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    War With Bag Of Seeds
    269 1 Standard Staff Reporter AN AMERICAN war veteran, who is fighting a singlehanded bati le againsi i ai i ttion In needy counh i ?s, landed m Singapore yesterl v armed with a bagful uf cgetable seeds, i. A^^^>i':- Francla Bujtene P rk Mozitr second v
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    48 BURIED
    38 1 TOKYO. June 2.',. (ReuterA.AP) A land-slide caused by heavy rains today buried 48 people m the Nagasaki Prefecture of South Japan. Thirty-two of the buried were rescued, five bodies were recovered and 11 people are missing.
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    Singapore School Faces Crisis
    129 1 BECAUSE the Singapore Government has temporarily suspended its $20,000 a year grant-in-aid, to the Voi k En» School. one of the Colony's biggest Chinese schools with I an enrolment of 1.200 students is now facing a financial crisis. The Director-General of the School. Mr. Foo Chee
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    TEMPLER SEES 'BIG THREE'
    58 1 LONDON, June 23: Gen Sir Gerald Templer continues his round of conference Haying ispent the morning ai the Minis tr y ol Defence and the Wii Office, he is spending the after noon with the "B rhree, pi Colonial Office. Secretary Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. Minister of
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    Airliner Lands At Butterworlh
    35 1 BOAT QANTAS p!:me from !>n with 22 passe gerj for Singapore l.^'ivd ai Butterworth yesterday bt■c^•^u^e ot engine I ouble The plane i-s expected to arnv> m the Colony this morning
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    SUICIDE WAVE
    35 1 wave ol iUi< Hongkong A Hongkong Standai f juj vei said there is an •<-■ of three to four cases da are believed to be caused v unemployment, financial diffij ilties and domestic trouble*.—Renter.
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    Fisheries Course
    47 1 SIX-WEEK training In fi es ft itistica v I•• ,pons rsh p ol PAO hai opened i,i 8..■ The foj:.-t tended by :'>■"> ft* I ones omcen IH 16 Far B»*t«tn countriea territoi \es 4 Loci idituj Sina i •i ii c and British Borneo AFP
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    More Rice Wanted
    45 1 PRESIDENT of the Phi Ipp i Mercantile Corp. Je>Js J, Qui-im jid I t»v*:i) i' 1)1 the i' I C n C•; *Ft l!l »'ri Vii ii I ire i >J< ■>■♦ I: *sed ri HM<f'- r» [ppj te-j Atlu H»C iJuiiir.-M.' Governu
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    Hero Gets Medal From UK
    92 1 Hero Gets Medal From UK MR. LING SEE YONG. 23, a Singapore sauce factory employee has been awarded the Bionze Medal and Certiticate of the Royal Humane Society m England, for bravery. He saved six people from drowning m the Rochore Canal on ApriT 14. His rescue involved diving fU
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    43 'KIDNAPPED' GERMANS BACK
    129 1 BRUNSWICK, Jim,- 23 (Kerter) Fmriy4kr*m West German worker* "kidnapped" \««i«nl;iv l»y Soviet troops ami East (.rrmaii Plijlrr Hire rrtiitin<J lo tli«* \X CernUUl l»or<lrr hnv lo<la\. poli«- In a«l quarters reported. The men had been 'Kimapped'" near Hohnsleben, tbouf l- 1 miles south of the Ajlglo-So\
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    Thai Move Against Sabotage
    69 1 Thai Move Against Sabotage 3ANGK< >X June 2 I I I I police IWitl gU tegi< md biidii(.-> linking up the 1 province* throughout the d >i V ige elders and comn f chiefj vill ilm Ik iscust "■< poll ■1 1 > I lutiei tecurity me unir< beinji talcea
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    Looting In New South Wales
    68 1 SYDNEY, June 23, (AFP. Police reinfoi ementi nrere today rushed to the city of J Forbes m New Sown Wales I where gangs of lootei are reported to be ransacking dte* .netted houses following the M<jf)ding of the city Forbes, which is the most severely
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    ThaiGovtMay Aid Planters
    80 1 H W!,K< )i;, .June 2 '1 lei 5e 1 11 f f-i'. Economic Affairs to with the re enl slump m ttit- price <>f rubber about 4<ii pc;- neat. of Tha. i I ■•r plantations ba ipei I ions. Lasl monl h 1 j"o torn irere exported
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    Malayans Entertained
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    SIR CHENG-LGCK TAN: MCA MAY CONTEST FOR SEATS IN COUNCIL
    523 2 SIR CHENG-LGCK TAN: MCA MAY CONTEST FOR SEATS IN COUNCIL SUndird Staff Exporter THE SINGAPORE Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association may m the not too d:>t.-.nt future "contest the elections to the Legislative and City Councils. This Is a result of the re-organisa-tion of the M.C.A. into a pr.nurily
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    MCA IS WARNED: COMMUNAL VOTES ARE DANGEROUS
    304 2 FOUR SINGAPORE Legislative Councillors, two Progressive and two Labour, almost m one voice condemned the attitude of the Malayan Chinese Association which has decided to embark m loccJ politics on a communal basis. "We do not want communaiism m local politics/ they said.
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    2 GROUPS OPPOSE ICE PRICE RISE
    127 2 id.ird >i.*ir Reporter Sing F>h Mer- i ..■..on and tne Wholesale Assi Imm c the Co:onv Gov-j pi U ting against m (mi the of ie- c b V J" to ton as fri .July rb the I DN partm nts, i QuesUog tbi
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    Public Lecture
    52 2 1 PUBLIC lecture, .'he fifth on "Grata! X: "< ha Human EvolulHl v^ g.wn !>v Prof< a W E. Le Gross Ciark, ft Anatomy, UMiver--1 v gf OxfoH on June 26 at 1 I il the Centra! Hal!, Meditine (Sepoy Line^ diversity of Matava. Kairman wi'.l be Professor
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    His Seventh Conviction
    71 2 N'G HOCK HIN, a 27-year-old j Chinese who had lour previous j convictions m Singapore, one In j Pen any and one m Malacca was i yesterday yer.tenced by the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate to six months' rigorous imprisonment "to be fol- lowed by one years
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    Govt Unions Propose Pay Adjustment Plan
    334 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government employees' unions propose a plan for appropriate adjustments to be made by Government m salaries and allowances of all grades foV Government employees, following the increase granted ■to expatriate officers. j Mr. G, A. Tcssensohn, Prelenl the Sn^apore Federa-
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    It Could Be $10,000 Fine —Magistrate
    86 2 It Could Be $10,000 Fine Magistrate A SHOP proprietor m Geytang Serai asked the Singapore Third Police Court Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone what his fine would be if he pleaded guilty and was told that it oould be Si O.OdO. He was Lav Yu Scan who appeared m the
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    Kept Child's Ring—6Wks
    119 2 Kept Child's Ring— 6Wks FOR dishonest!? retaining a child 5 gold rins. worth $15, wnich he claimed to nave picked from the football field. Tun Chow I Ho «42>, formerly a .sweeper at thfr Methor'.st Girls' School, was sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore First District Court
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    THIEVES BUSY WEEK-END
    105 2 AN I.\DIA\ T living m Geylang. reported that a lottery ticket, an R.A.M.C. pass, .identity card, a wristwatch and S4O which be placed m a drawer before going to sleep on Friday night, were missing on Saturday morning, a window on the ground floor had been forced
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    Today's Power Cuts
    211 2 si *b.statio\B m Singapore Huble to loud nheddiiif today:— DAY «.°T lluu M Armenian St. htatk. A d c 1 p |i Raffles Pt Malacca St. Boat Quay. l%£* a 1 «l 1 K. Hume Wire .Mesh. P.W-D Quarry. NanvunK MU.. liukit ranjank. Viricniiil Curhtin. Prlncew tll/a-
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    2Stole 'Smokes' In Blackout
    52 2 2 Stole 'Smokes' In Blackout TAY Joh Kirn and Chua Yong Teng were each sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Relief Court j-esierday when they were charged with stealing six cartons of cigarettes from a coffee shop at Orchard Road during a blackout on the night of
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    $1,500 In Awards Await LCC Pupils
    165 2 The City Commemoration Prize Fund Committee of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce is caving away more thon £1,500 m prizes to students silting for the London Chamber of Commerce examinations under the auspices of the Department of Education. Five first prizes of $200 each
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    A Vagrant In Five Months
    75 2 A Vagrant In Five Months FIVE .MONTHS after she had been abandoned by the prostitute on whose earnings she had been living for .a considerable number of years, Chan Ah Moi aged tin and half-blind was found speechless and ailing on a five- loot way mi n Haveloek Road bo
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    SCHOOL REUNION
    32 2 THERE will b e a reunion of all pa>t pupil* o! the Convent of the Holy Infani Jesus m Malacca at [he Convent on Tuesday, June 14. at 4.:w p.m.
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    Broadhurst To Be Actiong C.P.
    324 2 Broadhurst To Be Actiong C.P. >lan«iar<i J^taff Report rr MR. I). K. BHOADHURST, D.5.0., Acting De F m> CetamiooiniMjr <*( Police. Singapore, has beea appointed Acting CniwiwiUHiomif -durius the ab^ense of tlie Commissioner, Mr. Nijiel Godfrey Morris, nho goes on three months'* leave tomorrow. OTHER changes while Mr. Morris is
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    Judgment Held In Murder Plea
    116 2 THE ECHO of the ntmfer of an engineer on board a Dutch ship m Singapore Harbour was heard m the Singapore Court of Criminal Appeal yesterday when a Javanese messroorn "boy" appealed against sentence of death. Arguing the appeal, Mr. M.B Brash submitted (hat the
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    Bound Over For Suicide Bid
    61 2 TAX CHOO KIAT «:i0» pleaded guilty m the Singapore Fourth P.'!jce Court yesterday to a chu: x? ol attempted suicide by taking coffee containing a corrosive acid on June 15 m a room at the Liick Lock Hotel. Tan was bound over to be afl
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    NEXT ASSIZES
    23 2 THE next session of the Assizes m Singapore will be held m the High Court on July 7. at 9.30 a.m.
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    This Air Hostess Blushed
    155 2 Standard Staff Reporter niOUGH the job of a air hostess has made many a contented sister on land restless. and dissatisfied, it is not all glamour, writes Miss Rosemary Tan m the first issue of Terbang Melayu. Che only consolation to all that fastening of lap-straps,
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      83 2 t| AH MW v THAT SA IB IH^H-DIDAH HeXTMETI AH DO'- TTi :.X IT ~^< --rr_ STJCKIM PINJS fNJTO GOOD GIRL i DOLW 'O? DfDHTAH?! NO MOPE PINS I NERVES"! >t BUSHEL. O ALL TH' COM ?< luJSSS^t^fiQ SCARY LOU.^".K V A .tIK. AH WD -'^S 4 STICKS' INTO /-AND,
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    Assn. For Blind Needs $65,000 To Start Work
    282 3  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By Standard Staff Reporter STILL LACKING $65,000 of its self-set goal of $100,000 Singapore Association for the Blind is optimistically planning itoH helping the city's blind population within a few months. We want first '>t all. to set up a
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    Duty Rise May Kill Cig. Trade
    50 3 Duty Rise May Kill Cig. Trade TOBACCO I ird ">i-irt i>rre*> pond nl ma ol Si cut i I i the ii ;.-..t\ Govern A: i Suit's l/lV'f##**/ nun of the I that pr ice ol I cents pi en pp I I the import- by a of m S
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    87 3 THK X I jnniKiiur d lust ll i U t that Mi. (ieoffr»*y Krrr. Itifornia tion Officer for I ir Fast \ir Fortf has r**^ii;»**d his appointment fro m .Inly Ist to Uk«* uu j Mniilar conimcrtiil i»<»Nt m Brunei. Mr. K««rr his served J< V X.A I llfirai tiun
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    Driver Saves Firm 55 New Lorry Tyres
    459 3 BECAUSE his firm had stopped using other lorries r i take delivery of tyres, Tan Tiong Ann. a lorry driver employed by the Dunlop Rubber Company told the Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. 11. A. Forrer. yesterday thai his suspicions were aroused when
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    35 3 Miss Pathmavathy. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Saravananiuttu of Sentiil. Kuala Luunipur, who has left for Indiu on a Government of India Cultural Scholarship to study Arts at the Benares Hindu University.
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    Pk. Bicycle Registration
    78 3 MR i *RRIS I if the Perak Branch a I i \l.- ■n- is recon ?gisteri bicycles In stigated ■It Ls 1 ifi > ilue Io eye i means md a leterrent aga I »efl m idd id mtagea uld bring to moto ■>' »tes Ant imobile
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    Reprimanded— She Drank Arid
    61 3 Reprimanded She Drank Arid BECAUSE she •id b ten reimande I by her mother awn she xc< jl up, i 16-year-old girl, Coh Chei He ing, tried to cornmil suicide by da inking a cor- c acid al Petahn Road m ne 9. In tin' Singapore Fii si p lice
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    Dutch Sailors Fined: Kept Stolen Sarongs
    160 3 Dutch Sailors Fined: Kept Stolen Sarongs REMARKING thai linec th«\v wet* 9,000 «He« w»«i from homr. the >in«:a|)ore Tliinl Police >la»i«--\h. EL It. Uvingsloae, toM lw« Datdi sailors rd tt> a him oi 20 >iol«n Muroaga, il»a» wo«ld •111|»..,, fill« Oil llu'lll. 12 gin the Hai r B M X
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    FINES STOP LOSS OF BOOKS
    241 3 i Si iH Reporter 188 'alive am I I c > according > the f;..i > i ve cha i itati ultant decrease m the lorn ol ►oks and increase m the ibility ol popular books to i readers has fully Justified ie innovation. •■lt
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    $2,000 Bail Is Allowed
    110 3 TEO Thay Soon. 24. who pleaded guilty t two charges of cheating Ho Ci>;*n Joo and Choo Yen Slang >f electric wires and table tans worth $560 ici $282 batteries, was allowed $2,000 bail m two Nineties until June 30, by the Singapore Second Police Court
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    Community Centre Meeting
    81 3 AT THE annual general meeting of the Balestier Community Centre, the following were elected office-bearers: Chairman: Mr. L.R. Suppiah, Vice-Chairman: Mr. Foo Voon Sin. Hon. Gen. Secretary: Mr. Ho Thian Chor tre-elected) Hon. A.sst. Gen. Secretary: Mr. Tan Chin Chua, Hon. Gen. Treasurer: Mrs. Foo Voon Sin.
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    Customs Man Freed
    36 3 DAHLAM bin Haji Mahsain was acquitted In the Singapore Third District Court yesterday of corruptly accepting $23 from Nai La) V;»:!^. vhile boi u a revenue oll'icc: at Telok Blaugah Road ■■m M
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    Opium In Car -Driver Jailed
    93 3 IPOH. Mon. Admitting possession of two slabs of opium worth about $1,000 a Chinese motor car driver. Thum Yee Wan, 26, was today sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. R. Whimster, President of the Sessions Court. On June i-i a car driven
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    'Send Voting Show Round The Wards'
    82 3 A SUGGESTION that the People and Parliament Vote Exhibition, which was held at the Victoria Memorial Hall recently, should go round m all the electoral wards to give the public an opportunity to understand the machinery of democratic government and its functions, has been
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    Malayan Airways Has Proud Record
    205 3 Malayan Airways Has Proud Record MALAYA'S National Airline the Malayan Airways —is proud of having built ii|> and sustained its reputation for safe, regular and comfortable air travel, sayn "Terbang Melayu," official publication of the Malayan Airways. i Tracing the progress of the Airways, the magazine recollects how this airline
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    Money Changer Claims Trial
    83 3 MOHD. Sultan, a Singapore money changer was charged m the third District Court yester day with exchanging money without a licence on board the La Marseilles berthed at SUB Godowns 42/4:;. H e claimed trial- and was allowed S-i'X* bail. Sultan's friend. Mohd. Yousuf. was also
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    Ex-Newsman Edits USIS Malay News
    243 3 INCHE Mahfudz bin Haji Abdul Hamid who has been with USIS. Singapore, since 1950 has just been promoted Malay editor. He sueceeeds Sheik Atmar bin Abdullah who left USIS, Singapore, m December 1951 to join the Malay Unit of VOA, New York. Born and educated
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    Four Men Fare Assault Charge
    99 3 FOUR Sikhs. Am;ir Singh, Kerta Singh. Bartar Singh and Hapsal Sintjh who were charged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with assaulting Tehal Singh with sticks at Mt Emily Coolie Lines OH J un e 22 claimpd trial and were remanded for 4a hours
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    'Phyrotoxicosis'
    38 3 Professors I. Aird and R. A. Hickling will give i talk on "Phyrotoxicosis" (poisoning of b'tdv resulting from malfunctioning of the thyroid gland) at the physiology lecture room ol the Faculty of Medicine at 8 pm today.
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    THAI NATIONAL DAY
    48 3 THAI NATION AL DAY The Thai Consulate m Singapore will tie closed today and tomorrow on the occasion of Thai National Day. TAN' GET KOON. M and Moy WTeng Chew, 31, «rere each fined ->io by the Muar Magistrate Sheikh Abrlu! Etaman fur gambling at Gi isek, Muar.
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    35 3 Arab Street aud Geylang Serai were busy scenes yesterday with hundreds f shoppers making last minute purchases for Hari Kaya. This Standard photo shows a phase of the brisk buying at an Arab Street store.
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    MCA TO FIGHT THE ENTRY BILL
    689 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Central Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association has decided to ask all unofficial Chinese members on the Federal Legislature to attack and oppose the Immigration Bill when it comes up for debate m July. The Committee, which said that v
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    Rulers Go On The Air
    93 4 Rulers Go On The Air FOR the first time m the history of Malayan broadcasting, the Malay Rulers will broadcast together this evening m celebration of Hari Raya Puasa. The special programme starts at 5.15. The broadcast of each Ruler will be preceded by his State a lit hem. The
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    24 4 photo Mr. Daniel Theodore D'Silva and Miss Philomena Theresa Rodrisues, who were married at the Church of St. Joseph, Victoria Street, Singapore yesterday. Standard
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    Failures In This Examination To Be Denied Grants
    245 4 Standard* Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government i 1 1 slop paying iirant-in-aid to junior-middle third form student* m Chinese middle schools to further their studies m the senior middle classes should they fail m the public examination sponsored by the Education Department. This
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    Tried To Give Schoolgirl Love Letter
    122 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. V. Subram&niam. a 31-year-old labourer who was stated to have held the hands of a schoolgirl to hand her a love letter was on Saturday bound over m the First Magistrate's Court for one year m the slim of $100. Subramaniam
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    Police Find Buried Body
    62 4 KOTA BAHRU, Mon.— From information received from a passerby the Police found a body buried m a field near the Pengkalan Chepa Airport. The body is believed to be that of an adult Chinese male from the identity card discovered some distance away. The police are
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    OFFICER HONOURED
    95 4 THE Batu Pahat Dental Officer, Dr. Tan Miang How and Airs. Tan were the guests of honour at a farewell dinner party given by all the Registered Dentists of the district at the Pet Yew Tian Restaurant last night. Mr. Kuo Han Liang, on behalf of the Registered
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    MR. KRISHNAPILLAI
    31 4 MR. KRISHNAPU I. who claims to be the a ir of nearly 20 Tamil b .is of poems, gave a lecture m Tamil at the Mahmud School at Raub.
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    Dollar For Discs Aids The Week
    82 4 REDIFFUSION Kuala Lumpur, have again started their popular •'Dollar for Discs" charity, feature. The programme which starts on Friday June 27 at 8 p.m. will be m aid of Welfare Week which begins the next day. Listeners are invited to ring Rediffusiqn 4413 while
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    On Long Leave
    120 4 MR. R. A. JONES. Assistant Controller of Immigration. East who is stationed «t the Immigration Office. Kota Bahru has gone on long leave. He was the only European here who qualified m the adult education course held here by Dr. Frank Laubach. The embalmed body of Dr.
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    Clinic To Be Set Up In New Village
    163 4 IPOH, Mon. The Anglian Mission is to set up a health clinic m the new village of Gunlong on the outskirts o! Ipoh. This dinic will be run on the same lines as the one established m a new vifl 5 m
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    Bio To Reduce Communalism
    103 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Malayan Chinese Association at its meeting m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday appointed a sub-committee to revise the constitution of the association. Among other tilings, this committee will have to look into the status of non-Chinese associate members. Yesterday Sir Cher^-lock Tan, President
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    Hope Kindled For Blind
    108 4 Hope Kindled For Blind PARIT BUNTAR. Mon Since the opening ot a tuboffice of the Welfare Department here a month ago, persons have been g:ven relief. "There is plenty of scope for welfare En Krian Distract," said Inche Ibrahim bin Saidun. the Social Welfare Assistant m charge of the Pnrit
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    MEDAL FOR MR. CHEAH
    57 4 IPOH, Mon.— The Efficiency Medal has been awarded by the Federation Government to Mr. Cheah Ghim Leng, Chairman of the Kinta M.C.A. Mr. Cheah held the rank of Staff Sergeant Instructor m the pre-war FMSVF and at the outbreak of the Malayan war served as a
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    Motorists Told: Keep Cars Under Light
    172 4 Motorists Told: Keep Cars Under Light Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon. Motor car tyre thieves are on the prowl m Ipoh and motorists are warned not to leave their cars unattended to m the dark and lonely places at night. One recent case of a tyre being stolen from a
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    Two Brothers And A Sister Make History
    251 5 Standard Staff Rrportt*r 111-t<>K^ Ka<« made at a r»*«'t*nt convoeataaci ol ifi»« tngfccma I niv«r«*ity when two hrotht-r- ai«l *i^t»-r .i. Malaya uratiuattMl uith il#»^rees of Ka< Iwlor of iir .iml Bachelor of Surgery, c M ntfl Lean Siok Kent> (29), Lean Tye
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    New Villages: Security To Be Tightened
    51 5 New Villages: Security To Be Tightened Siderable hi here I ek md Li ing ion. and i i g> »in£ on. Com- > also being I ire beted ouae them Sa rUlagc B S mi -..>- BekrJ ad villages. i i c reeks' t Kota tv ml .i i i
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    Goldsmith Gets 6 Mths. For Misapprcpriation
    24 5 the r.A H «g to six for mi.s- Moo r g en- > Kama -i i i v-»; Marcfi
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    17 Home Guard Inspectors Pass
    103 5 MALACC v Mi I St* H.i oe Guard Insped >i! > p (.''t-a I cc >t ndei »ci G Ho B Ss Bai Hi deool Atttr teetafl tl c ;ji lt ing othei Home GuardJ il the dennt Resideni Commia c Ur. II BammeU ;t
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    Corpus Christi At K. Bahru
    67 5 Corpus Chris ti At K. Bahru Standard. SUll orrcspondeut KOTA BAIiRT. Mon. A CTOWd turned out to see the celebration of Corpus ftristi the Rrsi of its kind m X ita Bahru— by the Church (»r Our Lady of Fatimah, last Fi day. The celebration started with a iii-h ma
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    Soldier Jailed For Fatal Crash
    85 5 KUALA LUI IPUR. M A Malay die Mohd V issin bin Omar, 19, w;is convicted by Mr. ic m the First Mag a Court here. cinci »ente I i months' rigorous imprisonment for causing the death ol Abu Bak.-'.r bin Mohane I b doing a
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    2nd Professional Exam Results
    414 5 The following have passed I the second professional examination Pot the Degrees of MB., B.S. it; AFatoria Rffedica and Pharmacy 1 Blocterioiogj and Pa'thotogy, June 1952: Messrs. N. Balarhamiran, Chan Koti^ Thoe, Ch<?e St'k Yoong, J. Chevf Nga Kok; Misses Chin Tuck Kin and Choo Bee.
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    45 Bursaries For Students Who Want To Be Teachers
    379 5 $tau«lard Staff Correspondent ivVVNG, Moil. The Federal (Government km made available 45 bursaries, eaeb *orth £1.800 a year, for qualified students to enter the I niver«ity of Malaya for an bono— a (MM and a diploma of education and be trained
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    BICYCLE TAX: GOVT. RELENTS
    157 5 PENANG, Mon. -The Federation Government has decided to revise certain rates of the newly -imposed tax on bicycles and bicycle spares imported into the Federation of Malaya, according to Mr. Lee Cheng Tin. Chairman of the Malayan and Singapore Cycte and Motor Traders Association, p Government's
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    'Hundred Years Of A Great Service'
    343 5 Standard Stan Correspondest PSKANG, Mon.— The St. Xavier's Institution of Penaflg celebrates its centenary today. Behind these 100 years lies the inspiring story of the Christian Brothers, who with fortitude, foresight and faith built up an establishment which is the pride of the country.
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    'No Information On Wage Plan'
    72 5 TPOH. Mon.— The president of 'he IVrak Government Cleric i! Serivces Union Mr. Ayadurai stated that there hag been ny official information yet regarding the reported proposal 01 a new wage scheme for Federation Government clerical workers. "Ne official information has yet been received and
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    'The Spirit Of A School'
    208 5 'The Spirit Of A School' PEN we. Man. The fad that the' St. Xavier'a Institution carried on m spite <w the Cacl thai a few \fiits bark its! buildings were blown to bits was; symbol of i he- service which the school had rendered to the community warn mentioned by
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    Call To Join SJA Association
    100 5 -.'i nan t>. and i- v si Brsl .x ''>- M Hung Tiics Senfl ie the S Xohi Unbu BMC Btl HI B*' < P:ii;i! i i**t>> i rin'.v run !> the v ftra< a i X Cow Schon nd i fbrahim Girls' S inde
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    30 Batu Pahat Chines Enlist
    37 5 30 Batu Pahat Chines Enlist THE Mai i Mac Una i '>„,,. B.i 1 Pa B i i nenl di ive .<• cruitit. 'I N idy registei ed I >■• i! sii((«'^ i c '".ii iii !><<■ main cinema till i
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    Singapore Standard Wage Cuts
    870 6 Singapore Standard Wage Cuts W HEN .vk.ci 10 comment on the ««j W Ltween th, Negotiate* the Estate Worker.' Union and P^ i a tv.ee' Fmnlo^rrs Association, par. r. i t oject is too hot to be touched. Last week's three-hour meeting was adjourned w hrmla" u to enable the
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    Reviews of Views
    90 6 Reviews of Views Beware Of Japan j BEWARE of Japan, warned I Catholic pape:- Ih Shih Pao editorially. "She is more dan-' gerous lhaa rearmed Ger-j many," :s;ud the Daily. j The lenient attitude and concession made by Western Powen to Japan and Western Germany. Ih Shih contended, v.js.s the
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      185 6 Sir. h IS more than enough for me to have read. Law Victim's hard fight m defence of moneylenders and I presume that he is one 1 of them In spite of the fact that monej i nders are called "Sharks" 1 still agree with Law Victim thai
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      State Doctors?
      161 6 State Doctors gfj-—] have noticed that v ,> his defeat m the City eieci ii s M* A. R. Ladarous has beca sending regular letter* fox publication, perhaps with the idea o! regaining favour with the public. Id his latest letter he calls on the authorities to "nationalise the medical
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      Let F.P.A. Tell Of Its Triumphs And Failures
      326 6 Sir:— Now that the FPA are again asking tot money, money, money, may I suggest thai it fs customary before new funds are allocated for any enterprise to have a financial report on how hinds previously allocated were spent Did this group
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      STORE BE WARNED!
      173 6 Sir;—I understand thai a committee has en appu hted by Governmenl tp go tjjlo the Question of the Moiiey Lenders' Daw. 1 'J'his committee was appoint! d sometime last year rind the public has yet to hear of i's deliberations. I hope ihar this body wiil have
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      Locally recruited were completely ignored!
      1316 6  - Locally recruited were completely ignored! UNICORN Xt 9 1 AM A Tax-payer ami as Mit'h am jusl an Interested a* InetnDers of ih«* Finance Committee «»f lh«* I.r«Li!*laliv«* Council vho arc thr Trustees «>t" llir I'ttltlic Purse l«> m«• that the money I \w\ m laxt's if >mII *p«'iil m
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      205 6 Sm\ Whre g«'ing through ypiir Siiffiitrjore Standar-i of Junit l(J-h I came acros:s an interesting statement made by the President of the Sikh Missionary Society Malaya m which he appeals to the press m Malaya to stop encouraging controversies on Ihe S;k;i Religion by printing :<■'/.; s
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    SELAMAT HARI RAYA
    426 6  -  WILLIS HALL I B, 1 ITLOODLIT mosques, gay sarongs, brighter I bajus can only have one j meaning: Hori Raya I Puosa is here again and J Muslims all over Malaya are celebrating their holiday m the age-old way. i Singapore's streets will f echo this morning
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    Muslims In Fed., Colony Celebrate Hari Raya Today
    223 7 MUSLIMS m the Federotion of Malaya and Singapore today celebrate Hari Raya Puasa. The first moon was sighted ct 6.55 p.m. yesterday from Mount Faber, Singapore, by one of the two lookout teams organised yesterday. News \)ut\ the moon had been sighted
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    GERMANY DEFINES 'REUNIFICATION'
    141 7 GERMANY DEFINES 'REUNIFICATION' HWOMH, Jmu-. 23 (Reuler) H«rt J;tk..l» H»inr. Vml l.iihiMti Mii»lStc?f f«»r all l.rmian «fl;iii^. »>»«.! \«^;»>«fa\ that vhen Im rnmttit spoke *>( M'MiitM,,iii*M ..f t.triiiHiiv if Mwanl. oiilv r»-t Soviei '/mac imM ilm P«liafc-adbMurifllcred lc«i;il«viea e«*i <»f i£., t»,|, i An'-r Line "nr j>r#>eiu". id proa* n«nt
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    Roof Catches Fire During Celebrations
    20 7 tions.fi I oi X at asi -t, I h pa rklen fire engine i fed
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    Israelis Stay Put In UN Offices
    187 7 Israelis Stay Put In UN Offices JERUSALEM, June 23 (Reuter} Israeli military police are continuing 'heir occupa- k oi th€ United Nations mixed armistice commission offices here to prevent United Nations offli ials opening a mysterious 50-galion drum seized from ~n Israeli convoy. For over 48 hour*; the I&raelifi armed
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    61 7 Stondord London Correspondent .C^CCn' June 23. TK« following arc the closing i m«i 'ftbei end tin on tht Lon^urt Marhtt fodoy: -ONDON RUBBIR 2i d J! d 2''6 L C '< 2" d M./MBI 2t d St*««f». LONDON TIN Spor f963.105. f*. ton buyers. £965 tclioi.
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    Plan For New Use Of A-Bombs Is Studied
    188 7 WASHINGTON, June 23 (Reuter) America's unofficial liui iiMially well-informed air force magazine l»a* >»i<l m ilf* current i!»Mi<* that a plan tailing for use «>i 1 Miiatl atom4>onibfl aa aerial weapons againsl approaching i ntin\ airtraft i*'li«inj; considered al I lit* highest
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    Hearing On Oil Dispute Ends
    44 7 THE HAGUE, Jin 23 CReul«r) Tiie Internationa] Court Justice today ended the hearing on its jurisdiction on j v A c -.-Pf'si;'n oil dispute. 1 The president said he would indicate later the datt wtien its c :<-:; be announced
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    Jap Police Hold Emperor's Brother
    55 7 TOKYO. June 23 (UP):Japanese police have arrested a r.;nn named Pu Rien, who claims he- \s 'he younger brother ol Henry Pu-v>. former emperor C. ?vlanchukuo. Police charged that Ptl Ken had eoliected nearly US$lOO,OOO allegedly for t >e establishment of a "research institute tor
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    Taft Has A Lead Of 73 Over Ike
    283 7 WASHINGTON, June 23 Republican Presidential candidate Smalor Robert A. I alt had a lead of 73 I publicly-pledged or legally-committed delegates \o bis rival Gen. Dwigbt Eisenhower's 40.>. according to the lalrht tabulation on Sunday by the I nited I'rt-hs. Six-htindred-and-four ar>
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    CYCLONE KILLS 3 IN INDIA
    136 7 BOMBAY, Jw-.e 23.— A cyclone that struck Rawalpindi killed I 1 cc people and isolated this city from the outside world as jnoßSuon ktcrris -ashed the Indian subcontinent disrupting ai z^e air services. T ;l e 7(j-rr,i:e an hour cyclone flattened many homes, knocked o
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    Flood Loss Estimated At £3,000,000
    111 7 Flood Loss Estimated At £3,000,000 SYDNEY, June 2'>. Damage estimated to total at least £8,000,000 has been caused 'j.v {he recent fio©ds m New So.i-h W; !ts. Mr. Frank Finnan, Stale Minister for Social Welfare, said here. He declared many homes had been so badly damaged they could not be
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    Japs Seek UN Entry
    38 7 JAPAN applied for membership m the united Nations yesterday. There wag little hupe. however, thai v he would get pass the Suvitt veto which has kept out Hi. :>■ Mnd ei»i.ht other appli< cant*. A.P.
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    Swiss 'No' To King
    30 7 THE Swiss Government s}a« refused Q demand from ailing King Ta|a] of Jordan to be tolq the thereabouts < f his wife. Queen Zeine informed ecurces UP
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    ALY TI VISIT CEYLON
    47 7 PRINCE A!y Khan has accept-f-v. n uivitaMon to visit Ceylon a d v expected m August when th^ mt.'st important race; meeting on the i^'sr.d i? to be j td Dvi ing his visit the prince v. j!i tj.t-jj t new moequ* AFP
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    Strike's 23rd Day
    21 7 Strike' s 23rd Day TFfE American-wide i^nkt by 550.00Q *t*H workerg over pay) contraeti enter* it* 23rd <?«y i today.- Reuter
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    'Mischievous Ghost' Caused This Claim
    193 7 LONDON, June 23 (AFP)— A London insurance firm has just received a claim from the owner of Pounsley Lodge Cottage for compensation "for damage caused by a mischievous ghost." Brigadier R. X. H#f. «w owner, bought the house en months ago. He foofe up resident
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    Feast For 275 Mil.
    70 7 CAIRO. June 23. (AP) Around 215,000 000 Moslems all over the world today started celebrating the threeday feast of Bairam, marking the end of the. monthlong dusk-to-dawn fast of Ramadan. In Cairo all Government and private offices and most of the sljodv w^rr closed today and
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    RHEE WINS MAJOR VICTORY
    123 7 RHEE WINS MAJOR VICTORY PUSAN, J me 23. (Ri iter) S. i" i Korean Presideni Syngman Rhee won a major victory m the National Assembly today by obtaining a vote aliimmg him to remain Presideni indefinitely until a new President is elected. Oppnvj -mn leader}; ;.:ur Me vote on a
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    Order Restored On Pjison Isle
    66 7 R3O DF JANEIRO, June 23, (Reuter)-^prder has been <■• n pleteiy restored on AnchieVa prison i.sand off the Brazil coast where hundreds of convicts mutinied. However. .«-n>Tie of the prisoners who escaped to the mainland are still fighting g< ernment f orce.s T:ie prisoners mutinied
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    RED SLAY 59
    34 7 HONGKONG. June 2:-; (AP) Communist authorities m Melhsien, 200 miles north-east of Canton, executed 59 persons m May. Those executed were "mostly former village chiefs. Landowners, wealthy farmers, teacher^ and merchants."
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    'Auld Lang Syne'
    26 7 A TATTERED draft ol Robe I Barns' famous "Auld Lang Syne" m the poet's own handwriting brought £1.500 st a London auction AP
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    Camp Officials Begin Screening Of 45,000 PoWs
    180 7 Camp Officials Begin Screening Of 45,000 Po Ws KOJE ISLAND, June 23. (Reuter AAP*— Prison camp officials today began the screening of 45/000 North Korean and Chinese prisoners who were never previously questioned on whether they wonted to return to their homes. A spokesman said of some 80.000 prison* re
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    RUSSIA WARNS EGYPT
    170 7 CAIRO. .1 EU I Trio Soviet Union Efypt that the ;> era four-power I>■ mand would r ih k K.i 1 into m .k a lv< ture* 1 a would regard Egj it's ev< ai participation "an unfriend 5 f not a wc.! Lnf< circles laid T'.o
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    Biggest Stag Parly Ever
    139 7 NEWPORT NEWS .lime 23 (UP i The United States, Ri st .dj < I thf Am» ricao mer- '<• f s t sii] for her New York debut, -arrying the largest number <.f guests ever to attend a stag party at sea. No women we t
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    36 TO QUIT S'HAI
    29 7 THIRTY -SIX more torelgnen have been granted i < :ii.>. i on to '■■■<- Sbang i < y include Portuguese en route to ."v;acj<> Cc Europeans.— A. P.
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    35 7 photo Mr. Malcolm Mat-Donald, ('onimivtioner Oncral for South-East Asia being erected by Mr. Jam^ Lawler. Publicity Manager of Shaw Bros., at last night* gala premiere of "The African Queen" at the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore- Standard
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    SUB LINKS' THE QUEEN ELIZABETH
    61 7 SUB LINKS' THE QUEEN ELIZABETH LONDON. June 2:; R< The Dutch Z ■■.vaardvis' h day to h.-i' f Queen Elizabeth. biggest liner, ii. d inng the big MAI O< exercises a: > i-. Th.- i i- Baf i nrat 1 tat ked M about 130 > uf the Sc i
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    Pope Venerates' Blessed Pucci
    58 7 I [CAN < 1 r ReuU Pope anted m his cesf Into the ded B Pi last Ditihi I c EM m ';> d Ceniil;l Italian priest Fa At c M.i. ia Pucd. blessed r DMtf l*loi ♦•lire m ISIt H# < 1 4t eara of
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    199 8 RUSSIAN SHIP IN PORT VESSEL BUILT IN ITALY >liij>j»iuir I*< ;>oiior I X 5 T pa -vi u«r lrri~!ii«T completed for Sn\i«*| l»u-.-ia. the 'I«>!oi*k is m Singapore from ftdratta on her ma»<l<*ii voyage l<> lailivostok. The 334-fool lons vessel is tiie- tecond ol two such ships, ih were ordered
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    209 8 WHARVES SHIP GODOWN GATE Aate^kerk r!B'39 Autolycus 13/14 British Councillor 4 7> 8 Flying Trader 11/12 4 [nverbank 25 2f? .]jvi\ Gbutch) 42 4:: 2 Java 'Fast Asiatic Cn> a 9 Javanese Prince ?>'■) -".4 2 Mapia 6 rmiden 2. 28 2 Okhla C.P. T Ordia 1^
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    544 9 MILLION BUY STEADIES THE COPRA MART India May Still Take More By TJ. LIM, Standard Market Reporter INDIA has been buying well m excess of a million dollars worth of coconut oil from Maloya within the post week, a factor directly responsible for the steady condition of the copra market.
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    45 9 photo consignment of 'MOO tons of strap iron is beinjr loaded Into Jlio freighter Stan Fernando lyins alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves. Picture shows some of the lurries loaded with scrap, waiting iv front of the Sll.iJ. godowßS, where the freighter was lyintj. Standard
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    49 9 photo A plot of sty* b-ans at Sei-danff Agricultural Experimental Station i which was planted three weeks before tt*t picture w.ts taken. an'tainin? 25 different varieties of soya, the 1 planting incorporates one 1 of the BOSt ac«uiate and 1 -omplete. experiments of < its kind possible.- Standard
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    127 9 A IK( lINK \L.s<:ii;\TlFK conference on progreo* m the field ol industrial rubber research i« being jor-ani^l by the NcllieHamls Bobber Foundation. Delft, I "olland. m cooperation with it* br*ncb oiices, the Inter. "ni.onal Rubber Officer at Brnssefft, Frankfort on the Main, Suukholm and Zurich.
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    52 9 j With its exports of condensed milk totalling 4r> per cent, ot the world exports of this product the Netherlands was staled tn be the world's largest exoorter of condensed milk, at a meeting of the Netherlands Association for the Duiiy Industry and Milk pyt'ene held m CJtretch,
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    TIN PRICE
    18 9 THE price of tin on the Singapore market yesterd,, $481| per picul. (Down 37J I cents).
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    179 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE freighter. Tarn, v.liii h recently arrived m Singapore from European ports, discharged 110 cases of sardines, 350 crates of Scandinavian i hardboards, 109 cases of cotton [threads, 100 cases of mushI rooms. 150 cases of liquor. 1.005 cartons of cork, 3.502
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    317 9 RIDA Railway Aids Planters Save Thousands THOUSANDS of dollars m transport < >sts are being saved by padi planters m the Tan>ong Harare arra of Kuala SeJangor now that I* 1 1 > has built a lifcht sleel railway equipped with low. woodrn topprd trolley cars for carrying the planters'
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    82 9 Shocks Replace Harpoons AMONG v is nmv listed j elerti era! F -r. ctl < journ Lespat h a!ei 'v mhmte n i h un huge mi take c hi hai Teie« f C. ia so inc.: enfj partiotilar con 1 uctin ou needr- 5 eft pmeni :nrlu' •> ele<
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    39 11 photo Mrs. F. P. Jackson's Flighty Frances, ridden by D. Smith (m check silks), snatches a one-and-a half lengths victory m the Ascot Stakes on the opening day of the Koyal Ascot meeting last week.— Reuther
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    IST MALAYAN SABONG STATE CRICKET GAME
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    203 11  - GOLF Here's How Stammia Sam Snead %wy. AS uou*swing back from the address position your left arm is fnllit extended as pictured hp'p. Note the hands hare reached the hiv high -position .nrh no cockiny of the wrists. At this point the cocking &e--giftt. But sloxchj. The hands tiiould not
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    171 12 TENNIS Xl ALA LIMPI K. MOB. -Winning the remaining; tv\o games pluytd today, South beat the North by the narrow Margin of ttvefl names to six m a three-day tennis tmirna- Inrn t at the Uke Club •rganised by Ibc lawn Tenois Assoi -iation of Malaya. day
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    63 12 Mon.— The fol- j I repre>ent r-State ericagainst Singapore Quo padangj '3 and June 2 P. S. M Dew (capt.). M. C. f c captain I*.1 I B D B V. Strivens, :.l. C Umapathy, M i P athy, J. Sequerah, i S Bakai Said.
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    93 12 Our <»f America's hi? hopes a1 Helsinki this summer. I ord Konno. a 19 year old Ohio State I'niverMtv student, holds the mtion.il titles m the 20€ metres, 400 metres and 1.3 M metres free style events Konno is also tl>«* iinoffli'ial record holder for the I.."> 00 nu'lres. A
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    377 12 Wim bledon 's Battles Again LONDON, June 23, (Reuter).— Though favoured by the traditional sunny opening, the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships attracted smaller crowds than usual for the first day. There were fewer than 18,000 m the grounds and there was still plenty of free standing room around the centre
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    28 12 PARIS. June 22 (AP)— Georges Courtois* li\o-year-old Tournay today won the Grand Steeple Chase de Paris the French Grand National m a photo finish.
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    205 12 KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— Kuala Lumpur YMCA drew five points all with the Ipoh YMCA at the close of today's games m their annual competition tor the Foenander Shield Last year, [pon won the shield. Kuala Lumpur won the hockey and got a walkover at
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    56 12 MALACCA. Mon. The Indian Rangers Sports Club from Kuala Lumpur had a Held day at the Malacca Stadium this i afternoon trouncing the Malacca Indians by nine goals to nil. The visitors scored through Ananathan (2) Samy (2) and Narayanasamy. In the second half Nadarajah
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    61 12 MONTERREY, MEXICO. June 23 (AP" World lightweight I champion Lauro Salas knocked out Harold D;ide ot San Die«o. California. last night m the j fourth round of a 10-round non- 'title fight Salas weighed 131 lbs Dade, 131 j lbs. It was Salas' first victory over Dade,
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    283 12 TOAN MONO OLD Boys' Association were In top form against Singapore Harbour Board Police m their SAFA Third Division "B" league soccer enrotintei at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. Alter' being held for full 30 minutes by a stubborn SUB Police side. Tuan Mon« OBA staged a
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    715 12 MANKAD, A HERO AGAIN But India Faces Sure Defeat Today LONDON, June 23, (Reuter) A glorious innings by Vinoo \lanka<l who defied England's bowlers for four hours and belped India stave off an innings defeat, highlighted today's play m the second Test I match. By Ihe end of the day
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    111 12 India Ist innings !55 England Ist In&iaga 537 India 2nd innings Mankad b Laker M 4 Roy b Bedser 0 Adhikari b Trueman 1--Hazare c Laker b Bedser 4:t Manjrekar b Laker 1 Phadkar b Laker m Umrigar b Trueman 14 Mantii c Cqmpton b Laker ."> Ramrhand b
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    57 12 Seremban Win La Sallian Soccer SEREMBAN. Mon. S: Paul's OBA beat Singapore's Christian Brother Schools OBA :-S-l at soccer today m the I. a Sallian Centenary sports tourney. It was a close, keen match played with One sportsmanship. Scorers for SPIOBA were Peter and Lawrence Van Huizen and Tony Danker
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    197 12 SEREMBAN, Hon. Four inimn| rlad I ijian- si«»lr i\w show m ili«* cricket maicli between N«-»ri and I'nak liicli ended m a draw today. IW three Hjian-. «a\i a sparkling di>|»la> of fiekHiig, batting and bowling m helping \V»jri into a lor to lor
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    139 12 KOALA LUMPUR. Mon At t^p **nd »»f the .second day's play, with !1K /or «*i:;ht m tln*«r second m BißffS, Penani; were 238 runs m the lead m their match against Selan^or. Se angor at one period looked like gaininf i good > I ;if
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