Singapore Standard, 26 June 1952

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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 359 THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1952. 12 PAGES-. FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TEMPLER ENDS FRUITFUL VISIT
    75 1 Standard Staff Correspondent ON, 25.— Genera] Sir Gerald Templer MUSS the Federation, will fly back to -Ahai is considered to have been lUsfactoi visil n fi u > improve liaison between X lalaL impur. He has seen mam leading both m Colonial Office and other depart-
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    SULTAN BARRED FROM KL CLUB
    743 1  -  MICHAEL DAVIDSON By rh« Sultan ami his Mt'iitri Ifcsar hail accepted mi invitation from the St. George's Societ} lo attend the St. George's Day banquel ol»\ ion-l\. *Ih»Ui invitation and acceptance made %alual»lr contributions lo Anglo-Asian friendship. It was decided lo hold ihe dinner at
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    Attempt To Kill Rhee Fails
    90 1 A ttempt To Kill Rhee Fails wiv old iiu-mber of the patriotic Stood (.roup'" hi MKaceessflll attempt H Hfe .a President S>ni; Khrr v .1 111 be lffft— K v 1 ie tuny tired at the Int tiiirinc a P'»san ,i r.iiiv. Back Itec \'n» 1 1» an made 45
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    'OBJECTIONABLE BOOKS' QUERIED
    142 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Department of Education Singapore has demanded from the Board oi Directors of the Yoke Ens School an explanation for the purchase by the school or the"r library of Unsuitable and objection- able books." An official statement issued yesterday following a meeting lasting about
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    DARK FUTURE FOR THESE SEVEN
    300 1 Standard Staff Reporter SEVEN PEOPLE, including five children, m Singapore are now left without means of support as a result of the fatal shootine of the foreman of a tin factory m Jalan Besar on Hari Rava Day. The victim of the shooting. Lei Lai
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    56 1 photo. Standard The Alninni AjM»cUltion of the Kinjj Kdward \n College of MedictM m Singapore held their annual dinner at Kaffl«s Hotel last nUht. Amon^ those present were (from l«'ft): Mr. Tan Chin Tuan Mrs. A. A. Sandosham. Mr. Maholm Mat Donald Prof. A. A. Sandosham (Chairman of thr An>o
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    Trooper Brings Men For Malaya
    32 1 Trooper Brings Men For Malaya NEARLY l linn tnents for Stngapon li I laya. arrived m the troo Lancashire yesterda Besides the troopdeck personnel, the trooper n\so brought 113 service fa'niiies here.
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    4 More Bandits Bagged
    115 1 standard staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wvt\. Phe Federation's Security Forces killed four more terror- i^t^ and wounded another. Two otl irs surrendered. Fu\>t two of the tour terrorists '< rd walked into an ambush set by a Police Jungle Squad m the Kuaia Lipis area 01
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    Union Talks On Pay Move
    109 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— j The Executive Council of the Federation Government Administrative and Clerical Staffs Union will meet m Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to decide on j what line of action to take as regardS Government's proposal. to increase by 20 per cent, the basic salaries
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    "TAX IN-PROFITS ONLY"
    149 1 "TAX IN- PROFITS ONLY" LONDON, June 85 (Iteut Pn The Council of the London Stock Exchange yesterday came out against Britain's heavy taxation of British companies operating ab o.irf. a niemora v to t!ir 1? i il Cornm' '.on «»<i taxation of prolits and income. the Council said companies should.
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    MCA Entries May Split Chinese Vole
    180 1  -  -MR. J. LAYCOCK splitting the Chinese vote and very l.ke v wou d ZSiSSS. «B S-*^ member for Katun*, declared yesterday. be a disaster," Mr. Laycock oul thai already the Chinese vote was not as large as it should be, he Quoted an instance
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    Fishing Boats From HK
    87 1 MR T. W BURDON. Deputy Director of' the Fisheries Department returned to Singapore by air after a short study of fish marketing method? m Hongkong. He said that more fishing boats will shortly be coming down to Singapore from. Hongkong to ease the fish shortage here.
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    QUEEN VISITS SCOTLAND
    62 1 QUEEN VISITS SCOTLAND EDINBURGH. .Mine 25 (Renter) The thunder <A low-flying jet fighters and roytl-nluta of 21 Buns weh comc d Queen Blizabe h to Edinburgh today the firsi visit of her reign to the BCOtnsn capital. The programme <-»' Queen's six-day stay m Edinburgh Includes '<* presental m party
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    EIRE PRESIDENT
    24 1 MR Scan T O'K'-Mv. 69. va« «rday i n.-i u 4'Jritted premdcn t Eire for a i'.'c»!id ieun j! ■eveo van- Reuter
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    C-G Visit To Tokyo Linked With Trade
    195 1 THE Japanese hope to expand their hr»4e H-ith South-Fast Asia ami this i* nmt of tin* point* they want to discuss with BritUh < (iinuii^ioiirr(General for S-K V Ylaholm MarDonahl, ulu-n lie arri\es there on June 29, report* I nih-,1 rt^ H from
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    QUEEN AGREES
    29 1 TiiK QUEE v hia formally consented to the marriage hei 38 iasz luvnm cousin, the Hon Gei ild Lj ceilen to Miss Angela Dowdintf m Juls 15
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    Anti-Bandit All Weeks Of The Year
    63 1 were b;;'!-" nW<rm...^- -d „r Federation-^ ide ii denied < s■■ Stai dard report that bandit p ia being arrange; to take place during the fii rt wed Mr. Jame added thai I i maxin i I being put into i""! he d igreed
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    TO URGE MISSION TO FED.
    76 1 \B< il'ii MP ,SS mtv Eg to ask Colonial S Olivei Lytte ton mi July l if v HI, m view at the unite i A > i (< .1 nquiry romp Parliament c < the n ion there > .11 ask li- ,;t etoma
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    KK EXPANSION PLAN HELD UP
    63 1 KK EXPANSION PLAN HELD U P OWING to the "chronn of tertura ma eering st ill M that dray the expansion Kadang K< i Hospite Sin ipor« impleted end <>' i.. v i Direct Public W M R I I" d «eiJ ihi-: Mterda much design w ti buil lings
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    'Trying To Hold Up Self-Rule'
    339 2 rm M\l W\N CW^tc AsMH-iation ami Its OT£ .Mlau a.ul ar, lryi-fl to grtp^ "*J!! r« a, le~l tifiy y«« or yvti. b, m UOihiriMg racial UMC« WtO politic. This v..: ed Mr. k el ted nber Cha m imerce. J* t erday, m a
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    3 Chinese Dailies Back MCA Move
    71 2 JHREB Singaps>re C***?? 8 i 'tercfay editorially hailed the decision ol tbf Malajan Ckir t Asaocial ion te reorganixc itaeU inls a polilicaJ p* Said Nanyang: M B was not a; i irpr! c to see politica] pax-j t,. :>< ondenming 'he M.CA. for
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    2 Men Deny Cement Theft
    88 2 TAX KIM SWFE (22) and Ong Kiw Heng t-'T) claimed m the Singapore Fourth Toll c Ccßjrt yesterday to a rftt el stealing 70 bad *>f em worth |M 0 by entering fa to the store of Ah Hong Construction Company m T.Wiyd Estate on
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    Pleads Guilty To 8 Charges Of Cheating
    116 2 FIGHT charges of cheating Koh Cheng Hongand Tan Soon r— were preferred against luig SlVake Chin (27) m the Singapore Second Police Court yes- tor of Chop Bee Fong. Channel St.. Kuching. and that he had pepper, copra and rubber to sell them.
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    'More Foolish Than Criminal'
    209 2 THE Singapore First Police Magistrate Mr. R. C. 9. Bell, vfiterday told a Straits Times reporter. Ram Govinda PiK;;y (30) who cheated a local busiBeaaaaatK "Ail middle dasa people are having financial troubles these days. I feel very sympathetic towards you." Plllay. whose action Mr. Bell
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    TRIAL JUDGE WRONG, SAYS COUNSEL
    1007 2 TRIAL JUDGE WRONG, SAYS COUNSEL Second Wife's Claim Share <*f Estate 'No Question Of Repute At AIV ONE OF many argument* P»» forward by M- Nazir Mallal before llie Singapore Court ol Svil Seal yes.erdav »ha, the .rial judge as wrong m holding .hat lo B uccee.l r«« The potion
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    182 Pupil Teachers Hurdle May Exam
    189 2 182 Pupil Teachers Hurdle May Exam Standard Staff Reporter A TOTAL of 182 student teachers of the Singapore Teachers Training College who took a three months' intensive course from March to May passed their qualifying examination last month. A College spokesman said that 292 student teachers sat for the examination.
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    JAIL IN TRUST CASE
    39 2 TF.O BOON SENG (23) was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Pu'.ice Court yesterday to three months' rigorous imprisonment ior criminal breach of trusi oi a bicycle worth $150 00 June 24 at Bukit Timah Road.
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    THESE 70 GET ANOTHER TRY
    228 2 SINGAPORE Education Bepartjnent authorit.es! examination. Mr R. R. Inoe. Deputy Director of Edut-ation. Singa- j pore, told The Standard that the re-admission will be dependent on their getting the lull qualification. Full qualification is a Cambridge school certificate with a j credit m English and
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    Thieves Big Hari Raya Eve Haul
    123 2 THERE WAS a spate of housebreakinfis and thefts to the Colony during Har; Kaya Puasa eve and the day fonowI "biggest lo** wa* sustained ing his resicfence when burglars got m by crawling through a hole underneath the house. Their haul was $s£oo m
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    Tessensohn Voices His Scepticism
    106 2 ''WHAT services ran Government Unions expect from the Progressive Party on problems affecting their employment? asked Mr. G. A. Tessensohn. President of the Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees, yesterday. He was referring to a Press report (not The Standard) which said that the Progressive
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    City Officers' Assn. Split
    166 2 Standard Staff Reporter FORT Y-FOU R Singapore Asian officers may break away from the City Council Officers' Association, and form an association of their own, to represent their particular point of view as apart from the viewpoint of the 130 European members of the Association. The
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    Doctors Want Piece Of Land
    91 3 i iml W niiiaii Krporlir x ii I to Govci mucni "a few -•Ju;«iT i •*«-t iuiiml" on vsiiirli lo (Mil i t 1 1 i I I i n *Z t«» boaM llir \lhhimi \«.»o«iat inn of X tf I (Uanl \II < ollrur
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    Four Deny Abduction
    22 3 Four Deny A bduction Mag ipf X IB un i•' Police with a m Pyterl the 8J kikil I on Jv, ■.< 10
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    Stall Rent Dipsute Ends
    21 3 Stall Rent Dipsute Ends n1 the Eng, i erved i A re'ir. m out their di rl to Irop r b
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    'Colours' Will Be Dedicated On Sun.
    31 3 'Colours' Will Be Dedicated On Sun. Co >h e H. ation and mony oi tt this S Chri i < n Rev. N j Offi he rvicc n ivere mat by Sek.
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    Chinese In Malay Film
    54 3 "ANTARA Tertawa Dan Airmata" a Ma'ay film featuring Indonesian-born Chinese stars is doing tremendous boxoffice bu s In Singapore as a Han Raya attraction. A comedy-drama, the movie is a production from the Bintang Sourabaya Film Co.. and is current y being shown at the New
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    Boyanese Will Build Clubhouse
    96 3 PLAN to build a $35,000 clubhouse tor the Boyanese community was proposed yesterday afternoon at a Han Raya party held at No. 10, Norfolk Road. In his opening address Che Mansoor bin Haji Fadzal, Prei sident ol the Singapore Boyanese Association, said that the first step
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    Alumni 'Aware Of Debt To Expat. Officers'
    301 3 Alumni 'Aware Of Debt To Expat. Officers' Standard Woman. Reporter PLEADING for the unification of the medical services, Dr. A. A. Sandosham, Chairman of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine at the same time paid tribute to expatriate officers as such, and said that the Association
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    DRUNK STOLE
    47 3 AX Indian Ramasamy Arum «aam (30) who was charged Cc Wen Mvi at the 71 nnf Bukit Timah Road on June 24 {old the court that he was drunk and had taken the smRi e ts to wipe his mouth. Hamasamy wasOTianded untfl June 27.
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    22 3 photo. MR. C PFISTKR. manager of the new rake and pastry shop opened m the Adelphi Hotel yesterrl.iy chats with customers, Standard
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    Red Cross Plan 7-Day Drive To Net $150,000
    599 3 Standard Woman Reporter .ELABORATE pro g m o f vari e«l si.! Wl ilU lude ever y communily m jMiigaporo, ls bev.g planned by the British Red V ross »o«ely for their Annual Appeal Week £°5 n 0,0J£ y 12 lo July
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    Continental Pastries For S'pore Tables
    199 3 A NEW CAKE and pastry shop opened yes- < terday m the foyer of the i Adelphi Hotel brings French and other Con- < tinental delights of the pastrycook's art within fl#£. h 9f tILC. Singapare a master French pastrycook, the shop will supply all
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    Doctor Attacks
    243 3 GENERAL orders requiring medical certificates issued by registered private Pr^-titioners be countersigned by a Government Medical Officer was deroga tory to the dignity of the medical profession. This is stated m representations made by the Alumni Associ ttion of King Edward vii C')l c"- of Medicine to Govern-
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    AFTER A JOB
    50 3 A MALAY. Abdul Aziz bin Wan Chik Bakar who °J had come to the ColWgrftwn Perak to look for empl<j> -meni went to the Criminal toyesUgation Department at **gJ2» Road, to take a rest Yesterda? charged with vagrancy Abdu was sent to a house of deten tion.
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    Worry Was The Cause
    70 3 SINGAPORE mother took her life because she was worried over her new-born baby, who whs suffering from dysentery Her health too had been Eailing after confinement the Singapore Coroner Mr. Choor Singh was told yesterday at an inquest into the death of Lim Ah Yok (27).
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    'Camp Fire Dream' In S'pore
    68 3 'Camp Fire Dream' In S 'pore P °tL .hft. which is being produced by Major Raymond Thomas of the executive committee of the South Western District will have the active help of many of Singapore s leading artistes who are apj pearing m the programme. 1 The band of the
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      84 3 r" i 'ii i J iir-r^" 1^ vSy^e^rld^T Vaw,kuts \thev hand out the H I x-xx^^::::: ::x:j k H TROUBLE, YE&-.BUT THEN IVE K7 yOuR p^LT, BUT PM YS ICI6T /TO 'EM DOC FEDERAO. GRANTS Of 5 M JS&9\<*' I Hi DOC? J HAD UTTLE B-5E HEY, NUW yOUR HERE
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    Released Students Must Re-apply
    24 4 THE three un f the S re, will have to Kfmisi 1 to continue tften I 1 L yestei lay.
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    MCA Hits Out At Dato Onn
    65 4 Standard Start < .irrrspnndmt KUALA LUMPUR, Wed VI m Chiw Assoriat day dt N cribed Date Ona Pisn, ol Sii ChcngJocK •f MCA plan «a another D by Dato Onn to t n ite I cal polii i m Xi I the ,i-y of
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    U.S. ECHOES THE 'JACKET ROW' 'Caused Quiver In The Empire'
    655 4 U.S. ECHOES THE 'JACKET ROW' 'Caused Quiver In The Empire' photo. Standard Staff Reporter THE ROW m progress over the urtorbl of llie Commissioner General, mu\ Malcolm MacDouald, at a recent concert ml Singapore, was described by the New York Herald Tribune as "a blow which, while it did not
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    STOLE DUSTBIN
    47 4 NG KOK MOI (2S) pleaded tilt Singapore Second n :iV i- t yesterday to stealU a d istbin worth S-5 from Las Jee on Swam 25 at Merchant Road The case ovaa n< to J v 2 for sen- cc. 8.. ol $100 was allow-
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    Claims Trial To 13 Charges Of Cheating
    119 4 THIRTEEN charges of chealin< James Tan Meng long a cashier m the employ of Lion Limited, were preferred against Lfoo Beng Cnoo m the Smgap«ne Third Police Court yeslevday. I- was alleged that between Hai 25 and ATay 27. Lim deceived James Tan
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    Tyre Case Continues
    72 4 THE Singapore Third District Court yesterday recorded further evidence m the trial of Bine men canneetad with the* ■■\e(i of SG Dunlop tyres taken from the Singapore Harbour Board on Feb. 8. The nuftfl accused, defended v.' four lawyers, were Mahmood bia Ahmad, Gopaliasamy Naichj Serthapathy. John
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    CORPS' WEEK LAST EVENT
    52 4 DINNER and social was hald m the RAMC Sergennt's Mess. BMH. ia.st night. This was 'he last event of the unit's Cosps Week programme which is ce'e orated annually m commemoration of the Corps' accrr.sitioti of the title of 'Royal' which was awarded to the Regiment
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    $500 Damage In Rattan Shop Fire
    53 4 A spnrk irom a fire used for bending rattan caused about $500 damage when the attap roof of the house caught fire and a quantity of rattan was burnt m Lorong 15, Changl Road, yesterday afternoon. The 'fire brigade, however, saved the house from
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    DON'T PUT EGGS IN ONE BASKET
    153 4 Settlement Warned SETTLERS of the Portuguese Settlement m Mal^ca were warned by T«fku Yrtfrt s Member^for Agriculture and Forestry, "not to put all your cg a s fa^STbLK" when «c was a^ed to consul r an application of 56.000 to rehabilitate the Settlements Zf_i
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    When Madam its Just A Plain Mr.
    175 4 When Madam its Just A Plain Mr. J Standard Staff Re po-vr WHATS m a m; c you might say. Bui there is a Chief Police Inspeciur Z m Singapore a mans li'ho has experienced iw < little embarrassment 'or not infrequently he- gets 2 correspondence address- 2 ing him
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    Bill Collector Betrayed Trust
    77 4 PANG KIM TAH a shopkeeper gave a former bilJcollcctor employed by Fraser and Neave $100 to open an aerated water account with the Company. He waited for two months for an acknowledgment but did not hear anything about it. The bill-collector, Poh Peng Yam, was sentenced
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    Gamblers' $65 For Police Fund
    49 4 ELEVEN WOMEN a; d six men were fined a total oi Sl<o m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for gambling 90 -June 23 at West Hill Road. i:U mile Smbawang. The puhVe reward fund benefited by $65.14 which was seized m the arrest.
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    Fined $60 For Gaming
    51 4 A WOMAN, Goh Chye Woo (36) of Telok Ayer Street, was lined WQ m default one months' imprisonment, when she was found guilty of assisting m the carrying of chap-ji-ki lottery at Peking Street on May 9. Bundle ol chap-.ii-ki slip*, worth $28 was found on
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    RED GIRL, MAN JAILED FOR HAVING ARMS
    217 4 IMMEDIATELY after be>m s«Bt«i»ced to seven years rigorous imprfeonment by MrVJn^tlce Kfcfcht at tte SiMSapwe Assizes a J9O** Chinese said: "This judgment is improper. It is typical of a capitalist's court and resembles the Nan rule The mam, Lav Siew Hen«, was conricted
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    37 PASS MEDICAL EXAMS.
    24 4 37 PASS MEDICAL EXAMS. I E B i the I n 3 Lee I I A i I Th P I B P I
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    BLOOD BANK
    85 4 THI a Ser- Stngjtpon i ..e .pt this S hours vt \G£D S Xi pore Fourth t I yes- that ahe 1 i teiutioa to cm. life -1 A B -s a wed Ik July photo. FOrRTFKN vrar-old Maimunah bin (right) bids farewell to her tw» tft4 Weodi
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    Burglars Have 4 Nights Out
    285 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Over tea cases at musecreaking and theft by night involving about $S.ooo worth of property were rep >r\ed to the Police during the last four days. I Some of the big oases were: jeweJJery valued $2.f)80 from vV\\VV*\VVVWVWWW\\\\V\WV\\\\\\\\V< a
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      153 4 Suspended by its feet on Australian Bulldog Ant can hold m its jaws a glove more th«n a HlQ"*y^^_ J~ ft^ w mmw 9*Xt%t WOMld ho»0 to qnp an 80 ton *t«<unfollet with his teeth while clinging to o bat with his I I^O^^^^^ A powerful ond excellent IA T^B
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    MTUC Want Free Schools
    183 5 Staff Correspondent Standard S we, Wed -A re i request Govera- up a committee mulate plans to en- p *lsory educal ion years will be the Mala ya n OB Council COH•:.ch will comm F: ;day at Kuala ant Tra le T .ion of Ma .<:.'.:
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    SCHEME FOR WD STAFF
    198 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Ifed. supe ■>■ :...i' on ichenie for aoorindust raH rtaffs <>r the [Wax Pepartj wil employed m the Federation and Sinfapore is to be introduced by the Army authorities m Malaya soon. The Standard was told. Wax Depai tmei I eh ilian I .t
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    1,000 TEACHERS STAND TO GAIN
    236 5 $200, OOOBiggest Ever Grant For Chinese Schools PENANG, Wed.— One thousand Chinese teachers m Penong and Province Wellesley were jubilant today over the news that the Education Deportment has handed to the school management a sum of $200,000 the biggest grant-in-aid ever to be given
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    Fijians Are Winning People's Confidence
    220 5 SPECIAL praise tor the men of the First Battalion, the Fiiian Regiment, who are now in action in Malaya, is contained in a despatch printed by the London Daily Telegraph from their special correspondent, Denis Warner, i" Central Malaya. \e v rtual suspension of acti-
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    SUSPECTS HELD AT HARI RAYA
    49 5 PENANG, Wed. Several people were detained by the Police during the Hari Raya holidays tor being suspected of having connections with the recent thefts of spare tyres. he Police are now investig ii ag their cases and hope to bring the culprits to book.
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    6 Nurses Have A Mission
    186 5 THE SSAFA Nursing' Service have undertaken to supply six trained dis- a ict nurses to look after the families of the Malay Regiment and the Federation Police. The Sisters. Yanny Merdrike; van Tuinen. Elizabeth Bnk., i Elga Steele Sheila Kathleen] Parnell. .lean Scott md Annie
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    Labour Officers Assn. Officials
    110 5 AT 1 'l IF. inaufi raJ <-<•'■ ing of t!ie Laboui Officers' taaa I eiatiDn of tiie Federation Malaya, he d ai Ku;ra Lump I on Monday, the following ivefC elected office beareri President Mr. Beng Swee (Penally Vioe^Prcside —Mr. A. Sreedharan (S«.m--: ban), Hon. Seeretacjr
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    New Headmaster
    84 5 WHILE the Headmaster of the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, Mi. K. p. Luke, is away m Britain on leave, Mr. J. D. R. Howcll will act a? Headmaster. L ACIL of protecting railings for this canal rtsuU^i i* the death of a European, who fell into it on
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    Man Took $65 & Pens, Court Told
    176 5 Man Took $65 Pens, Court Told KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A coffee-shop proprietor, Chan Kok Kuan, today told the First Magistrate's Court that on the nigh* of Feb. 22, a man entered his shop a'. Cheras Road and wanted to examine his identity card. Three accomplices, said Chan waited outside, while
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    Want Allowance For Education
    93 5 SUNGEI, PATAXT. Wed— A proposal that provident fund should be made effective from the date of employment isbein? considered by a subcommittee of the Kedah and Province Wellesley Estates Asian StatT Union. The Union's ceport says that ir had signed a new agreemeni with the IMalayan
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    MacG To Address TUC
    35 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Officer Administering the Government, Mr. D. C. MacGillivrtry. will address the opening session of the Malayan Trade Union Council's annual delegates conference m Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
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    STAMP SHORTAGE
    27 5 THE KiKintan Generfd Post OffW vii short <»i 1-eent. 2-cent and 4 -cent stamps d'-'e to the demand by Malays m ing Hari Raya cards.
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    Today's Power Cuts
    348 5 SUBSTATIONS liable o; «d sin-tiding loda t tUtlm H;ilim. Adelplil. CtpitOl, New ton I RIM] 2, \> avail* Sate, Balmoral Rd.. Dalvejf ltdChartered Bank. Asia Bid;;, (.rortje SI SJalic. 1 t'rosil St./ Pagoda sf IT. llokleii St.. Pivkerhig >t. < hnrrli M-. V. Cireslar MJV»tjumter St.. '"Vi
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    29 5 THE SIX-YEAR-OLD Kamala Dorai who will perform the Krishna dance at the Virtoria Theatre on July 8 when the four Dorai brothers will stage a drama "Sacrifice and Love."
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    PAY CUT WARNING IS TAKEN CALMLY
    310 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— There were no reports of any large-scale movement of labour from the smallholdings despite wage cuts, and the M.P.I.E.A.'s warning that wages might have to be reduced irom July 1 were taken calm, says the Labour Department report
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    CHEQUES WARNING
    42 5 A C.I.D. spokesman warned the public yesterday not to cash Hongkong and Shanghai Bank cheques bearing the numbers No. SI/19 05.^507—115. These rheques were reported to have been stolen Groin the omVe of the Lee Sawmills, Lavender Street, on Saturday.
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    132 5 Mr Lav Pak Klnun. pre fr sident of the Perak MCA J (left) and Mr. 'bean J (;him Leug. OB F thair < man of Kinla MCA and 1 vi<«» president P<-r;ik i- MCA (right) dunk a i toast |0 «*arh othrr. The j occasion m the dimwr j !p
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    National Labour Council
    121 5 National Labour Council r. v. i. -it- d\ toon i eel ig partic i! Kuala Lumpur it i 'if- pi opo .<••.■ Em i Natioj ■aboui I a 10-poai I bas pi i Seven i dele fron Singapore ai pa of Malaya havi i ,Lv M> i t>: the Mr.
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    Spitting Out Of Court Window-S2O
    34 5 MJGHT m» Singapore Third Po ice i ..i,> iin Suaj Cheng i <,:r eat ia: lU default toui day i prisonmeni ettei d i ■.la- Ml ft. Livings! me
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper
    846 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Smite Please! 'I'liE dappei littk man behind the camera, after a great (leal of fumbling under the black cloth, IfOtS elegantly towards the front of the camera. He holds the release bulb m his hands, watch intently the changing expression on the face of the
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    565 6 Questionable Method Of Raising Funds CC Tan Sir;— Sir Cheng-lock has accused me of doing a disservice to the Chinese by calling for a ban on the M.C.A. lotteries. Does he realize the great disservice arid misery he is causing to the Chinese especially the poorer classes
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    Nibbling At The Problem
    528 6 Sir:— Mrs. Robert Eu of the Consumers' Resistance Movement and her gallant band of helpers are waging war against market stallholders m an attempt to check high prices of locallygrown vegetables. Although the movement is a commendable one, it does not appear to be getting at
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    Review of Views
    386 6 Review of Views The Two Tans i THE re-o ganization of the Malayan Chinese Association into a political party was the theme 1 of editorial comments, of Sin- 1 pore's three Chinese dailies. 1 Ail ot them welcomed the re- organization. Said Nanyang Siang Fan: The* NLCA.'s participation m local*
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    1049 6 Why this agitation against the M.C.A.? Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan Asks HAT appears to me to be an inexplicable mystery is why is it that, whereas the establishment m Singapore of the Malay Union (affiliated with U.M.N.0.), the Malay Nationalist Parly (now defunct), the Singapore Regional Indian Congress, and other
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    COUNCILLORS AND NEW PAY SCHEME
    207 6 Sir; Criticisms levelled at ail elected Legislative Councillors appeared recently m the Press over the w pay rates Cor Government Servants Some critics maintain that the new terms are unfair to the locally recruited officers and that all elected councillors should have protested. Such criticisms
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    US ORDERED BOMBING OF YALU
    451 7 In An 'Emergency' She Can Even Bomb Manchuria Lovett WASHINGTON, June 25.— U. S. Defence Secretory Robert Lovett said that in an extreme emergency the U.S. Joint Chiefs-of-Stott could authorise the bombing of Chinese bases in Manchuria, north of the Yalu River, without referring thfe
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    Talks Were 'Useful'
    88 7 >!IIM IOV .lunr i; ntei >. A joint nuinniniqur isMi»d on i: .mis b t w ft-n I .srl \.:nt'«T. Britain's tliaistrr, and .ii st.ite* *tfHi lals on .id that th 1 talks ■tt must lisei'ul to i I h»- ■xnniiinioiif stated id \lf\iodfr. and Iwyi I
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    'Showdown' If Reds Use Air Power
    84 7 'Showdown If Reds Use Air Power f\sii; 25, I V i a 11 i a i r •■■>,/•, eri- I tobattk ol > lie Com- eski, j h from i year if Korean cal]f<' the i President Truest 1 ons. I rs d torioua m the i rtei ranjte p
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    S'PORE BOY IS STABBED
    19 7 S'PORE BOY IS STABBED lESI Pbo Ah i .i i i house i ight. Ana bei < by > ion n
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    Gloomy Outlook In Korean War
    168 7 OKYO, June 25. At the end of two years of ightiag m Korea, there is today nothing but t! pessinisn about the whole Far Eastern situa- (i nothing better than a stalemate is expected from the tuttleiront or the armistice talks. The fresh assessment of
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    US General Found Shot
    31 7 US General Found Shot fj 24 Tin Tk fence D« p; rt- H' gadier B nief Military Group to «liP(i U><^hut wi uodi re- .n 'he n. t bew 111 two
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    W. Germany Boosts Offer To Israelis
    30 7 i 23 (Reut. r) naa boosted her pfiatt isra< for on ..f Jewi to JrJ4 Md.OM *U r s offer wnv f 233 I
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    London Storks Improving
    32 7 t 29 «R» iter) ent m the I f IIM St( R ie« hen lot aj g was a thin n rt m«i\v t* 'ft adier tw* onailsined sligbtlyj
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    Quirino Drops Trip To Australia
    30 7 PHILIPPINES Presideni Hpidio Quirino yesterday accepted an invitation for an eight-day vim! to Indonesia Beginnuig July 16, but shelved i» proposed tup to Australia.— AJß.
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    Offer Rejected
    32 7 A COMMUNIST source m Hongkong hinted strongb yesterday that Communisi China would reject Indian mediation it n is offered the deadlocked Korean truce talks and especially on the prisoner-oi-war issue*
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    PLOT TO SELL OUT TO REDS
    196 7 RHEE CHARGES: V[ SAN. June 25. XV) Presidenl Syagman Rh«*e dunked that In* numio nrv plollin^ hi form a coalition "whirh uill open iH'^olialion.s uith the North Korean puppet regime him! unity North ami South Korea. j The 17-year-old Kot c a n leader,
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    TV Could Aid Indies, —Maladi
    127 7 TV Could Aid Indies, Maladi NEW YORK. June 25 (AP)— i Mr. R Maladi, DirectorGeneral of Radio Republic Indonesia, here 6n a American and Europe;!!) >lmly tour said today thai he is looking forward to the introduction of I television m his country because "it has greal educational possibilities." "We
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    Soviet Reply To Sweden
    81 7 LONDON. June 24 Russia tonight replied to Sweden'^ inquiry about the loss" of her training Dakota over the Baltic en .June 13 with a warning to preveni Swedish military aircrait violating Soviel territory. Ru.-mh told Sweden Soviet warplanes drove of! two unidentified foreign aircraft on June
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    Rubber For China
    48 7 COLOMBO. June 25 (Reuter) The 2,003-ton Polish ship Jednose Rabotnicza is expected m leave here for China on June 29 with 4.0n0 ton* of Ceylon rubber and 2..i(i0 tons ■•if Pakistan cotton. She was to take 6,000 tons of Ceylon rubber b.i*. supplies are snort
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    Overdoing Radio Fcr Children
    87 7 LONDON. June 25 (Keuter): Mr. Herbert Morrison, former Labour Foreign Secretary, warned Commonwealth broadcasting: chiefs here against "overdoitij;" radio programmes for children. "We must not have too much radio and television", he told delegates to the Com mon wealth Broadcasting conference at a dinner given for
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    Bergman Loses Plea For Her Daughter
    65 7 SWEDISH film star Ingrid Bergman lost her p!ea for a court order sending her 13--year-old daughter to visit her m Italy this summer. Superior Judge Mildred Lillie ruled it is not m the best interest of the girl. Pia, to travel to Rome for
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    THE LAST GANGSTER
    27 7 WAKEY GORDON, last of the gangsters of prohibition days m the United States oied m a Federa] island prison off San Francisco today. Renter.
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    UK Submarine Ace Sacked
    146 7 PORTSMOUTH, June 25. (AP): British World War II submarine ace who .said he hod lost faith ip his government and mistrusted the j Americana was ordered dis- i missed from the Royal Navy on charges of disobeying comrnbnds. !u a iniirt martial aboard .\\V\\W\\\\\V\\\\V\\\V\\\V\\\\V\VV\V\l the flajj<hip
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    Bomb Explosion Burns General
    80 7 TOKYO.. June 25 (ReuterAAP) A molotov C'jckt:. i i thrown by »i rioter today inflicting superficial burns on th« American Genu:al Command! f South»easl Japan. Rioters at Osaka attacked ihf- j Clark and stoned the cars oi vehicle carrying Gen, Ca U i W other for«gners
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    'Swatow Mined'
    55 7 1 HONGKONC June 25 (Reuter-AAP) Tbe Chines* authorities m Canton bay« sent about 100 mines to I j Swatow for a blockade ol I < j port, according to i> vernacular j report. Shipping between Swatow and Amoy has rc-enily bet interrupted and traffic be- j tween the
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    Diplomat Attacked
    54 7 Mistaking ;h« B itteh Ami i I sador to Chile. Mi Cha les Stirling for a Chi!« ('::.."■> Deputy.' a crov d ol monsti tor« protesting aK;m^ 1 the W-la-teral militarj pad writh the u-S.. attacked him as he l« the Chamber m Santis go n» i unhurt
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    UK Rebukes Italy On Farouk Move
    123 7 LONDON. June 25 (AP): The growing number of nations granting recognition to King Farouk of Egypt as ruler 'of the disputed Sudan drew a stem rebuke from Britain today. A Foreign Office spokesman said that Greece, the ninth nation to announce its intention to
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    ITS ARMY HAS 20 A-FIRING CANNON
    141 7 ITS ARMY HAS 20 A-FIRING CANNON WASHINGTON, June 25, (UP) 4merfew pcieiilii*t£ have developed complete family" of atomic weapons which are being incorporated into Army. Navy and Air Force comfoal plans, it was disclosed yesterday. In addition to atomic War-j heads for artillery Shells and guided missiles. the United States
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    UK Policy Is To Limit The War To Korea
    417 7 DEBATE OH BOMBPTO 0 LOxNDOIV, June 2.">. Foreign SccjgUiry intliony l.<lrn lohl the Hoonc of Cmmhmn lliii afternotHi iliat Britain Ikkl neither becM m loimuml not' consulted on tile Immiilmi;^ of tiir Valu River power plants. M» a<l<l« <l. h i»
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    Japs To Build More Shipping
    99 8 SOUTHAMPTON, June 25 (Reuter) A leading Japanese industrialist. Mr. Kaneo Niwa, president of the Mitsubishi shipbuilding and engineering ).npany said here today that J ipan is going all out to build riOO.OOO gross tons of shipping as quickly as possible. Mr. Xiw.i. who is also
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    New Indies Vessel Ready
    147 8 First Of Eight Now On Order Standard Shipping Reporter THE IJRST of eight cargo paooeitger ships, the /aim lid. huilt at the Walerhni/.rii. flolland for them!- «lt>n«->ian Cio\ eninient, and destined for the Jaya Singapore run, has just underKonc her trials suceessfullv. The Zamrud has a
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    262 8 \Vh \Rvrs Sl-.ip Godown Gate. Beluiu L 9 2Q 4 Breconshti c 13/H 4 British Couocillor 4 3 8 Canton 12 8 Castleville 29 30 "2 Flying Trader 2: 24 2 Hons Ann 40 2 Java (Dutci> 12 4.: 2 Java (East Asiatic Co). 8 9 7
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    SO STRIKE AT GOVT. PLEA
    70 8 T.OS ANGELES. June 25 (AP» Heeding a Government request, the CIO United Auto workers yesterday called ofT a strike Involving 29,000 workers m four plants producing Sabre Jek fighters for Korea. The strike, which was scheduled for midnight, was over a Union demand for wage
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    RIL Ship Sold To S. America
    144 8 RIL Ship Sold To S. America Standard Shipping Reporter THE OLDEST -lii|> belonging to Ro\al loteroceftfl Lines, tfce 10,83* i«>" frri«;litt*r Tjilwsar, tvbich used te In* a familiar *i»lit m Singapore waters lor year* on ike Java-Chiua-Japan run lias* been sold South American btiyera I©* an nndMclosed Mini. The :;n-v(»ar-i»'}
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    SHIP REFLOATED
    28 8 The 1,351-ton Nationalist freighter Chia\ i v/hit h ran aground on a reef off the west coasi of Formosa on Sept. 23. has been refloated.— A.P.
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    MAILS
    38 8 Despatches Letters jnd parcels for North India by the Eastern Qy.<-?n !e;<\. in4 Slnifapore tomorrow imaft be posted tod v Arrivals Letters a .'id parcels from Hongkong and C lina by the Eastern Queen will arrive tomorrow.
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    HIGHER LONDON QUOTATIONS SEND PRICE UP
    302 9 First Grade Rubber Goes At 94i/2 Cents Standard Market Reporter THE RUBBER market m Singapore steadied slightly after the holidays, an improvement of 2} cents per Ib. being recorded yesterday. The rise m the Singapore prides followed the higher quotations m London and at
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    Council Statistics On Temporary Employees
    68 9 Ml! NiniMi>«»rp City Council is to tabulate statLstinform.ttion rr*avdinf actual wa^es and earnings a ,1 M,n.r 10.000 open votr" (temporary) employ Standard «.»>, told yesterday his puipove, the City Council will employ two h mini il or Government employees for three. rff I T Km
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    'FALL OF RUBBER CONCERNS ALL'
    218 9 h'l KKKR Kiwi aayi thai the Bluasjbis pi-ire iral ruhher ha«. now become a matter of genuine „i MM onl> to the producing industry ami ihe taamli <»t producing countries, hut also a conic ,ill re*pon*ihle statesmen m \lli«-il countries nValin«* *ith the prohlem <if
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    'No Rice If War Debts Aunt Paid'
    35 9 'No Rice If War Debts Aunt Paid' i B r Japai lon the terms oi tratka I I Li the JapI "for the acta agC d pi rpeta ng Japan toria Dsi be trust9tn :id;re
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    Coal Exports To Net £6OM.
    49 9 C oal Exports To Net £6OM. p i ■(•<! thai c-->..i expoi ti b inf needed fo *?ign .:.> c st i aril i r export ied Bui yew by i n.mtiww tons n coal said be tnereaMd i.'---> by TV i>-s. Ll(,\ (1 (X- the coal tx i rm
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    JAPAN ORDERS AUSSIE WOOD
    41 9 c 29 iAFP>— i north com! of Wa es arc orking riera f< r a big timbei to be •-v Japan at the end of J y ISMM -perfect of ood loci Newcastle, mr an i Bnibane,
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    25 9 I U n Com- n oi erode oil KirkiA area n; i eaebed 1.391.000 )>. da ib! c trie tain an a UOQ long
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    25 9 hu bttn Intli.i rf i,d India \wll f mi. shiploads •**>• Pa**«ta* wiU 15 «mi trvr.s of rue 22,700 lon« fan a*A.i» «uvriaotr. UPi
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    144 9 I• i [DOM, Jane 19 CAP).— B tin is running short -~>t aya Gave lament Council i Scieni ftc \v inj thai there will b. c i"bs than t: 'hem riu: five j f.r. s. the loancfl .ilrcidj b<*;iiinin£ 10 l.>v«- BMM of our pood
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    STEEL STRIKE HITS 12,000
    70 9 STEEL STRIKE HITS 12,000 DETROIT, June IS (AP) General Motors, blaming a >:ct' shortage; yesterday ordered layoffs oi more than 12,000 i i ker& Pen thousand will be laid off today and tomorrow at (iVl's big Chevrolet production center a1 nint Last night 2.400 rolei Corse plant workers ii: Detroit
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    U.S. Exports Top 8-Year Record
    54 9 WASHINGTON. .Tune 25 (AP)— United States exports broke an eight-year-old record by booming to U551,435,000,000 m May. the Census Bureau said m a preliminary report yesterday. Up U551 54,000.000 from April. shipments abroad last month bettered the former top mark of May 1944. by nearly
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    Newsprint Output Hits New Record
    36 9 N> wsprint production m North America rose to the record figure of 399,412 tons m May. Canadian production alone was 495,972 tons, while that of the United States 103.440 lons.— ATP.
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    27 9 AT LEAST 16 Knn»p< m. American and Middle Eastern countries are scheduled to participate m Trieste* fourth internntional fair opening thi s weekend.—l" P.
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    ENTER FORMOSA TEA
    86 9 The Form isa Tea Exporters I did In T-aipeh plan to compete with huiia and Cey'on on the work! market:— AFP. photo. A side virw of the Yale Stevedore, latest caryo 2 handling machine to be introduced into Singapore by the Harbour Board, seen at work about
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG, June 24. Special Standard Service closing prices on tii<> Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.95 to £1 Sterling HK56.34 to USSI: HKSI.B3O to Malayan $1: HK50.314 to one Indonesia Ftupiah; Gold HK*****75 to one tad.
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    Highway Deaths Outrival Korea
    74 9 NEW YORK. June 25 (Reufer)— An insurance industry survey issued yesterday reported that m the last four months the motorcar m the United Slates h<is killed more than 21 times the number of Americans who have died m the Korean war m the same time. It
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    BANK ELECTS NEW DIRECTOR
    42 9 THE London Offices of The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, report that the Earl of Inrhcape has been elected to the bank's Court of Directors. The Karl's father previously helo a >nm!ur position with the bank,
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    TAX REPEAL URGED
    108 9 WASHINGTON. June g (UP) —Former Representative c Jasper Be 4 urged Congress todayto repeal the three cents a pound Ux on Philippine coconut S processed m thij country, declaring that such action would have political as well as econo House of *«P re »f2j!!2 v Ways arsl
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    Small Trading In Singapore Produce Market
    88 9 QUIETLY steady conditions prevailed on the produce market m Singapore yesterday with small business reported m copra. There were further buyers m copra at $26 5/8 per picul after business was reported at that level but sellers held uir at $27. Coconui oil buyers
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    FIRST STEP
    33 9 THE Japanese Government will dispatch a n >ion m July to inspect aircraft industries m I the United Slates and Europe, j preparatory to resumption of plane manufacturing m Japan. —AFP.
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    Malayan Share Market
    758 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Wed. The Malayan share market opened quietly steady ifter the Han Raya holiday with a few improvements m all sections. The volume of business, however, was small. Yesterday's prices were: INDf'S'f RIALS Buyers Sellers Alex Bricks. Ord. 3.45 3.55 cd Pref iMO 2.25
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    RUBBER PRODUCTION UP 1,000 TONS IN MAY
    271 9 Standard Market Reporter PRODUCTION of rubber m the Federation of Malaya rose from 45/262 tons m April to 46,347 tons m May, the increased output being due to the higher production m estates which realised 27,362 tons m May, compared with 25,53 3
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    Japan-RI Parleys Progress
    142 9 Japan-RI Parleys Progress .i \i-ta. h 2S. I cy oi den and- dollars :ri pi n I trade debtl \\iw >> jmi jag to ■jy rubbi r 1 1 d go Is from s p i terling i irk c I tatf* an ii Ind «k i has b< en
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    Japanese Trade Mission In HK
    38 9 HONGKONG. June 25 (AFP) —A total of 32 Japaneai borinessmen, headed by (Jmematsu Maeda. arrived here on an economic survey mlteion scheduled to last several dny*. The «tele«ation had vis i led ForBMett
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    NZ Begins Growing More Food For UK
    258 9 UJCKLAND, fane 25, <\<< -m. r \V New Zealand farmrr*, rv h|M»M<lin:i to ;u»|Mjt(» to ;;ro\» more food lor lh<- people of Brit;« ;i. ;:r »t« :t<i i l\ j»|»in^ up ..-^.i lIMKMII *****1. Dt veiopn cnl h* Lindei way on New Zealand*!
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    GAS PRODUCED BY BURNING OIL ON BRICKS
    52 9 SHORI oik M« bourm (at mah plants n burnt Pr«jdud is up to 2.0!H).0U(J feet a day. AiiT i< Ich 1 oil-#;<s \> > Oil gas eosti thai produced om i <■■ but mn,;.. < i favour; that made n Indian, Sou African
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    S'PORE KATES OF EXCHANGE
    68 9 Assor:..' i< i'.'i!e« .Tip; chants 'pei HOO alayan i are: New v--: h n 11/ M <TT n u/ii <oj>.», n !5 it) credii bilta .<" r> S3 an tmde b (ttd/tt) f. Ij TT.). 32 (O.D.J 32| I M < ill Sel inj i O.D
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    Record Cotton And Jule Production
    44 9 Cotl M tnd i .'pu; hi i dia to icbed i ecoi rts In 1951 1992 mjtj i" bl Ifinictry ol r Od i( l Coti <>r,<.( < oil ion km ec Mm i> at 4 «.h mi] «i bale*
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    U.S. GIFT TO P.I.
    41 9 Xbt Comm *'e« 'or a Fnt Asia m Ssa Fi^nrnca h^i m:io( a gift <»f I fl"*) !b. cf ire<U |n the r*hi!ippmes nt a token of A:. rlca'j traditk«ftal fri«ndshla> to. th» I' land RrmbliC— A^.
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    We, the PEOPLE
    527 10 We, the PEOPLE ***** Water Meters Foster A Wasteful And Unnecessary System Sir:- Of rei ent months. the fierce light ot public critic:-,:) has been directed at the activities of the' Electricity Department In Singapore. Perhaps it will allow those unfortunates more time to get on with the i<>''}. if
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    COST OF IGNORANCE -A BILLION DOLLARS
    160 10 Sir: I have read with some interesi Mr. A. R. Lazarous 1 article and the reply to it by the U.P. Correspondent. I would like to say something on the incidents m Koje island. We m Ma'aya. m particular, and others m other par's
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    Pedestrian Crossings
    346 10 Sir. Especially at time frhen Mr. Haxwortb's reraarkab c efforts m pu.tting the useless state of affairs of the Colony's traffic into what is today are showing its good results, a visitor to Singapore would get perhaps a shock of his lite at one of the pedestrian crossings
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    BEHIND THE TIMES
    227 10 Sir: My friends and I have been highly amused at the antics of a local newspaper m its efforts to hoodwink the public on the subject of Family Planning. In a recent issue of its Sunday paper, it printed a letter purporting to come from a Singapore
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    STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE
    848 10  -  ROSALIND RATNAM By HERE are the sewing instructions for The Standard Pattern No. 12 which appeared m the Sunday Standard on June 22. Note: 1. Your pattern pieces will have certain instructions stamped on them When you have the pattern pieces by your side these sewing instruction's
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      726 10 > Hook 4oi I swob Mb I rpODAfV QIOTATIONS: The country is lyric the town i dramatic. When niinul^fi they make the nic^t uertt-ct I mu>ical drama." Lonctello**. TBCBBDAY FOR EVEUVONT I Attend to routine and ordinary matters. Don't get involved In troublesome situations Be diplo- matic m dealings witfa
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    Sports Meeting
    17 11 THE Malay Basic Training Centre. Nee Soon, will hold sports meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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    LITTLE MO FIT AGAIN
    267 11 Ampon Loses To Don Candy WIMBLEDON, England, June 25 (AP) Maureen Connolly, the American champion front San Diego, California, won her second women's singles match m the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships today despite a shoulder injury that has bothered her play. Miss Connolly defeated Angela Mortimer
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    Korean Olympic Team En Route
    66 11 TOKYO, -Tune 25 (AP)— Thirty-one members of the South Korean Olympic team left Haneda airport yesterday by plane for Hongkong en route to Helsinki. At Hongkong the team will take a Scandinavian airlines system plane. This group includes boxing, weightlifung and bicycle champions, nnv. other
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    Olympic Torch Lit
    70 11 ATHENS. June :':>: (Router) The Olympic torch, which is to be carried by athletes all the way from Greece to Helsinki for the 1952 Olympic Games, will be lit today m the stadium at Olympic where for a thousand years the ancient Greek games were held. At
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    S. China Not Playing In S'pore Yet
    76 11 SOUTH CHINA football team wrihich arrived In Singapore yes:e ri.;v from Hongkonj; en route for l;ui(j:.eMa '.viil not play any match ;i. Singapore today. Xue team has an agreement 1 i'h tbc sponsor.-" m Indonesia th;it riot to piav any game out>'.dv Hongkong
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    Merryones BP Beat Teachers 7-2 In Friendly
    197 11 IN a trie.'idly return badminton match over the weekend, the Merryonea Badminton Party of Klang beat the Union of Selangoc Teachers' B.P. at the Victoria Institution hall, Kuaia Lumpur, by seven games to two The results are (Merryones players mentioned first): Singles: Ho
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    Hat-trick By Chandra
    109 11 A HAT-THICK oy S Chandra Save tne Indian Brotherhood Association :> ::-l victory over the Tiong Baoru Rangers m a SAFA Junior Cuptie played at c C\ ground yesterday. A pass from Thomas, Indians' right-win^ gave Chandra hij :i goal m the fifth minute. There waa Bfl
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    Len Still Skipper
    35 11 LONDON, June 24 (Renter) Len Hutton has been asked by the selectors to captain England m the remaining two Test matches with India at Manchester and the Oval, London. He has accepted.
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    Vinoo Mankad Scaled The Heights Of Glory
    329 11 LONDON. Juno 25 (Renter) With the lpody of their batting letting them down badly m both the innings, il wan hardly surprising to see India lose their second Tent against 'England by eight wickets yesterday. England are now two up and unless India
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    Shirai Gives Up Japanese Titles
    44 11 TOKYO, June 24: (ReuterAAP) Yoshio Shirai. world flyweight boxing champion today returned his local championships to the Japan Boxing Association. Shirai said he wished to concentrate on training to defend his world title won last month from Dado Marino.
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    Olympic 'No' To Red China
    254 11 LAUSANXE. SWITZERLAND. June 25, (AP). Communist China was invited to the Helsinki Olympic Games by mistake. Mr Otto Mayer. Chancellor of the International Olympic Committee, disclosed yesterday. Mr. Mayer said that the Chinese Communists Olympic Organization did not meet with the requirements of the International
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    London Will Be 'Wide Open' For S'pore Athletes
    273 11 WHEN Olympic (,ani*s tram rrarlu London rarlv nr\l linuilh vn roni«- [sjf HcUinki. hh-iiilm rs will find the Qtj "wtafc o|hti" for the \Urrr day* of lh#ir stay. Tli'im ha* heesi !ai«l on by tin- liriti-h Tounril at ll*« instigation of Mr.
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    TALKING POINT
    173 11 None of the tennis on Tuesday was sensational so Miss Connolly's shoulder was the main talking: point among the crowds estimated at more than 21,000, which filled the all-England Club for second day of the famous "Wimbledon fortnight." London papers carried front page stories on the young American's
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    SURPRISE IN BRITISH TEAM
    206 11 LONDON. June 24 (Renter) —A British team of 65 athletes *i 9 men and 16 women are being «ent to the Olympic Gamei «l Helsinki next month. This is less than the number who oinpeted In the 1948 Game? when 71 men ami over 20 women
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    LATE GOAL WIN FOR P. BRANI
    144 11 LATE GOAL WIN FOR P. BRANI A > |oal Mfc r.. .1 h.i t v I gave them X i 2 v. -tory t I an Recn a1 lon C SAF C|P match pi »'iday, r:- Ja Besar Stad The ftm mi J v and (fair «rtl i s ances
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    Ruth Ferreira Just Fails In Bid For Record
    304 12 MONTHS of preparation and training went h»r MMgM when Kath Ferreira, Ihc tiny sag ol a Siti-aport* schoolgirl w 110 holds the Malayan hisn jump record for women, failed after three near attempts to break her own record for the event at
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    Two S'pore Records Go
    105 12 Two S 'pore Records Go WLOR unofflci; re Javelin S and B eid on the Singai i throw s re- >■ a m Sinj re S. De S R De g C i of 4/i se 3 s,t Kelly yto REME 2. IHQ I mm B REMI 2 I. C.
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    K.L. Wins 'Y' Sports Match
    93 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Kuala Lumpuc YMCA defeated Ipoh YMCA by fourteen points m annual two day games competition I wander S which concluded he terday At the close oi Monday's si les j !evel with five its each Kuala Lumnur at h >ckey and billiards
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    Brooks Will Not Fight Radrodro
    111 12 BOY BROOKS will not fight Isimeli Radrodro on July 11 at the Happy World Radrodro's manager, Captain Freddie Amos, yesterday said. r e Bghl is off, Boy Brooks says he will not fight mv man iga i Brooks' decision was passed on to Capt Amos
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    Little No Is Fit To Play
    106 12 LONDON. June 25, (Reuter): Mis.s Maureen Connolly. 17-year- > i American women's singles champion was ex, mil ed by a specialist today and was pronounced fit to play Mi.<s Con- who had been suffering rom Bbrositis of her shoulder muscles, said later. "I m
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    Big Welcome
    39 12 GILLINGHAM Kent June 2.i. Flo-.iu- —The Indian Test team was welcomed by a large crowd here day tor their two day match with the Combined Services. India won the toss and at lunch were 115 !or two.
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    Colony Cup Team Named
    53 12 Colony Cup Team Named SINGAPORE'S team for the Malaya Cup sotter match against Malacca on Saturday at Malacca was named last night as follows: Chee Seng. Johan. Teow Kens;. Vass (Capt.). Davids. Hin Weng, Mat Nor, Boon Seong, Awang Bakar, Boon Leong. Rahini Omar. Reserves: Yew Chang. Ismail Yusoff, Yassin
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    Peter Storms Through To Win Main Race
    891 12 BRILLIANTLY ridden by H. McCloud, Peter, a four-year-old chestnut gelding by Reseda out of Crevice, stormed through m the last furlong to win the main event for class four division two horses over six furlongs -day, the second day of the Perak Turf
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    BIG SWEEP
    33 12 3rd: *****6 ($23,269) Starters ($2,585 each) Nos: *****5, *****9, *****4, *****7, *****5, *****8, *****6, *****3, *****6. Consolation Prizes: (52,000 each) Nos. 39C250, *****5, *****1, *****0, *****9, *****3, *****3, *****4, *****6, *****6.
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    THE 'LAD' NAMED 4
    379 12 Standard racing: correspondent, Windsor Lad named four direct winners m yesterday's races Dentunny. Heritor, Peter and Thirlmere. In addition, he also secui- j ed three indirect winners Demonic. Marcus Aurelius and IHmdonald. 512-298 Malay Film (61 8.10 Tuilob 8 Course Scratching: Vuill Winner Trained by J.
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      Race 1: At Last Tried
      79 12 Demonic and A.l Last bi t>p>" i/hen the tmi field n sent oil I j very Rood start. Eollowe i bj Patechoux .< and N »mad iv:th P.cture Fan last Sf;; down. Patec'r>;i\ da-'--ed into the lead closelj followed by Demonic tb K\ La ins
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      Race 2: Nose Verdict
      92 12 Hollywood Siar lumped into the le i >Aed b.\' ti ue N.b with SUcam and Marcus Aureliua bringing u;i t*ie reel ol the Held who were all bunched behad n Hi Hlu< Tai last. p.. ing the lour Eurlongl KWt H i wood Si a i
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      Race 3: Neck Verdict
      85 12 c ema and D:ih-: oss b besl >t i T md i I'Apaohe. when the field was sent off to a good start, but on settling down T had fjo > the lead followed bj L'Apache Cinema. DalcrOßS :i!id Well D behind the leade A• i
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      Race 4: China Town In
      67 12 W i).-. bes Princess Beau with Serpentine. C vi\ L:).d and Zaluv:\ i t:\L-e and Ihe rest ol the inched bel On settl- don C mcd command and led t: tm Zalovix with Seiuentuie [g up the the he'd. C i Tow tack Serj time
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      Race 5: Heritor Held On
      52 12 M.t i nay had I -i* m j jump when the field wai uflf good iti >wed by Heritor. Perk) W md S Ciiu ,e' was !a~t A i turn. Why Worry had the !e i fo P He 'he ienrip P j c Wo
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      Race 6: Peter Ahead
      59 12 Pel i when the Se s/ai a«j\ go start. > by Finalist I g S t with Pict Pete tendance. Settl ing Pel:' showed the Flying Spirit with F na isi Pe> a:id Gilded Djrne !ean Pet itionei v. i* nicely cle S on !o three
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      Race 7: Meath Challenged
      92 12 H Mut beg when the fte sent iod i tollowed b) Seal let Tge II and Kudat, who o:. ist the grandstand quickly the ml followed by Sim e1 T II d I Isla i Magee ing Mus c leading the the field. Thumbs Up w■■
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      Race 8: Beauman Led
      54 12 Kelvin Beauma be best DfT to a I by S 1 igh, By m dose attendance down. Beauman had the leaii w Hi Merlin. B I) lonald behind the o Beauman v. is t\ p c three 1 close iyA P Big Money lead of Ihe
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    BIG ENTRY FOR SINGAPORE
    343 12 SINGAPORE Turf Clubs meeting on July 5. 9 and 12 has attracted 198 entries. The meet is for Class 1 and Cl;<>s 3 horses^ Entries are as follows: Adonis o x o x o Alphonsus X O X O O Ambassador X o X O O
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