Singapore Standard, 27 June 1952

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    12 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 360 FRI DAYJUJII^iJ^___ 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    CG ON 'DANGER FROM WITHOUT'
    62 1 CG ON 'D ANGER FROM WITHOUT' Standard Staff Reporter THE COMMUNIST danger m SourhEasr Asian countries today is a threat "wholly" from outside these territories, which may take the form of "blatant military aggression or infiltration-veiled/ secret, hidden-but nonetheless effective aggression from outside," Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner-General for the
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    Talks To Cover Big Field
    10 1 Talks To Cover Big Field D m or- m »mic
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    Fed. Call For Graft Probe
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    No Decision In KL Rubber Talks
    145 1 standard Man orrespondeni Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— No decision was reached today m the resumed negotiations between representatives oi the Malayan Planting Industries Employers 1 Association and the Pan-Malayan Rubber Workers' Union on rubber workers' wages. Today's negotiations continued all day and were A
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    'SEA HAS NO LOVE FOR REDS'
    1126 1 'SEA HAS NO LOV E FOR REDS' ines. But the pre r» >~-i T :t>ti tii these territories and therefore •he rest of S-KA could be held "indefinitely" so long as the Communists g M "the same of support from outside -no more than they a r e getting toda
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    BANDITS LOSE 5
    128 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Accounting for tour of the five terrorists killed yesterday, the 1/10 Gurkha Rifles raised their total for the month to a round do/en. In fact they got every terrorist they wanted for an ambush. One fterrorisi surrendered yesterday. A party of Gurkhas m position
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    Shell Hits Half Century
    64 1 Shell Hits Half Century rJUAY it the >Uth i ar»ni*erjafv of fhe 1 formahon of The Asiatic P^frjlourn Company, known fhrjugKouf the world since March, 1945, as The Shell P tr o I v n Company Th^ itory of this vast entorprise, written by Standard itaff reporter i Ch ftSfMM
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    Hill Disappearing
    15 1 rune 21 KM) crn i si i ■<> i liru was stal ed hpre.
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    Rubber Curb Hint In UK
    124 1 Rubber Curb Hint In UK LONDON. June 26, (Reuter) Th»« possibility of another igrcciacttt to limit supplies oi natural rubber was hint«*d at b> the Colonial Secretary, Mr. OIiYCT Lyttelton, m the House of Commons yesterday. M: i.\ ttelton said: "The British and Malayan Governments will be participating m the
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    Yalu Raids Condemned
    77 1 NEW OKI- HI. June 'Jri (AFP) —Indian Premier Sin-. Nehru n p.u -i imenl to Ily condem#> '..'i the u hydro- trie atat i >:>-• :i alu Eliver, He said: "I am quite sure every member >l this House dislikes it and feels agha ;1 that tins
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    Brr....It May Be Mr. Stripes
    406 1 C.KOWLS AND roars heard few days a';o deep m the atchmenl area bounded by lembawang, Mandai, Bukit "imah and Thomson Roads and he discovery of large P -i larks indicate the presence <»t I ger there. 'm is noi as unusual a? it Irsl sounds
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    Rubber Up, Trade Down As 6 Firms Close
    548 1 Rubber Up, Trade Down As 6 Firms Close mis air ujrture snows the dense (loud of steam pourIng from the main crater of the n<w Didicas, a submarine volcano which has come to life after a 92-year sleep. .'{B miles north of Luzon Island m the Philippines. Standard Markel Reportei
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    $25,000 REWARD OFFERED
    85 1 $25,000 REWARD OFFERED 1111%. >jiiig«x|jwi.«; offering a reward of $25,000 for information leading to the ar^st of either or both the Chinese gunmen, who mvi lei ed Lei Lai Heng (37) foreman of a tin f.actory m Jalan Besai just outside the factory, three days ago. A C.I.D. spokesman said
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    Indian MPs To Visit Malaya
    66 1 The Standard understands that a delegation <>? members of the Indian Parliament is being seJ I to Malaya by the Government of India to study the problems of Indi tna m this country, partic I lai the Moneylendi s Bill, the political disabilities ol Indiana
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    The Club Explains
    364 1 The Club Explains iML i';:i >;i >> l or <■? Lake C I H. H. Fa nentinfl I 0» leoo's report publishe i i >>« Stan :i: i 4 •Sultan Bar:- I IK.Lt yostt'i ■1 IJ '<< "Such •< but, at time peti 1 0:1 a institution does I A
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      93 1 FE Mlr'lP jflH nog H^Hl -£Ct^/ fO** p£N^ il V^c tiff WWy* SHEAFFER3 Sk/up i ~^/Y "Ju*t what the doctor or7«V duwed to a»oid the clotting, clogging ond corrosion j/^^r cauted by common inks. A t< switch to Skrip con soy« r many dollors m costly rev pairs or complete
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    DAY FOR PARENTS
    79 2 standard Start Keporltr T>c Prince Edward Boad B ifa run o:> tatty subscrip- from Singapore P Fom b holding a Parents Day oo Saturday, Iwn 4 p.m. Dei ons ■wi 1 be r m boys of phyaica] training, first aio, buuig, and nnastks, nrui the band of]
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    Robbers Had Guns & Knife
    60 2 Robbers Had Guns Knife nfiij Stai Kcportcr took 1 m the early hours morning .men. while m the wen .wined day, Three inroen heW up the g m Lorong > with (330. Ch. me of whom tt knif< eni ed a S^ m Minto Road and t I v with
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    120 2 Six Sisters of the Soldiers. Sailors Air lone Families' Association Nursing Servk-e arrived m Singapore by QanUs-BOAC from London usUrd.i.v to cive mrdieal asMst.incr to families of the Malay Regiment and Fedr ation Poli<r. The SisUts. who will un iertakc th t comb. tied dnties of distru t lmrsr. hc.ilth
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    32 2 THE al genera] meeting OJ the R e E (ward VII Coli of Medicine wiH be held a* P thol -,v Lab, Sepoy j I al I p m today.
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    14 DAYS' JAIL
    34 2 CB \HGED m th< SI gapore F l 1:■• Couri yesterday >e!!in« tour rattan b skete g g ta Urn Stcial We fare S MD-imuthu was cc Ito 14 simple :nert.
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    Sir Cheng-lock answers critics: 'Hollow claim by Progressives'
    727 2 Sir Cheng-lock answers critics: 'Hollow claim by Progressives' THE PRESIDENT of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dalo Sir Cheng-lock Tan, yesterday answered his critics point by point. In doing so, Ihe bared the hollowness <>t' the Progress Party claim of being non-communal. Replying to a question by The Standard. Dato Sir
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    Tailor 'Was Red Courier'
    162 2 A 21-YEAR-OLD UOor, Low Kiah K< 1 cribed by^ the I■ iition as IHI ?rier" «as -e-nteni ed by t u g ore First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah h, to tv ye its' iif >rous i nprisontneni fof having •:<>;!> documents. p Joseph I
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    NEW HEAD FOR S.V.C.
    79 2 NEW HEAD FOR S.V .C. Standard Staff Reporter IN I.IKE with the expansion programme oi the Singapore Volunteer Corps, a new Commancb at who b both a regulax and a gunnery expert as ia n appointed. He is Lt.-Col. T.J. Hulchin-I 9On, RA. who arrived m Sin- j gapon oo
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    Rochester's Mayor Due
    86 2 THE Mayor of Rochester, Alderman A. A. J. Anderson. J P. be m Singapore on July 28 [on a seven weeks' tour, during .vhich he aiil visit the Rc>chesters m Australia, Canada and the I'.S.A. He \yil! arrive m Singapore b] Comet airliner on July 28 and
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    Service For Ex-Principal
    106 2 A MEMORIAL service m honour of the late Dr. Jamc< Stewart Nagle, M.A.. Ph.D.. Principal of the Anglo-Chinese SchooJ from 1913—1922, will bo held by the ACS. Old Boys" Association at the School Chape! Hall In Coleman Street on July 3, at 5 p.m. Mr. Tan Chin
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    Hotel Clerk Fined
    40 2 A HOTEL c>rk. Tang Main Fatt of Lai Ming Hotel, was fined $200 ii the Singapore First Police Court yesterday for tailing to register the particulars of the occupants of six rooms. Standard photo b^ Michael Goh.
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    129 2 Eighteen of these 23 women. £irls and a boy caught stealing timber to the value of $:>0 by three Forest Ranters m tne catchment area, at l-nper Thomson Road were unconditionally discharged by the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. D. IL Chapman, yesterday on their plea that they did not
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    Verdict Held In Madam Yeo's Appeal
    185 2 Verdict Held In Madam Yeo s Appeal JUDGES m the Singapore Court of Civil Appe; I yesterday reserved their finding m the app< by Madam Veo Siew Kow against the judgment of Mr. Justice Rogers who had held she was a kept mistress ot the late Mr. Lee Siew Kow.
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    2 Fed. Drivers In S'pore Court
    55 2 TWO drivers, Lee Hock Chye and Tan Che* i'ec, were produced m the Singapore Second Police Court on Federation warrants of arrest for failing to attend courts to aaswer charges against them at Tanjong Aialim and Johorc respectively. They were eacfi a] owed bail
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    Gave 'Rubber' Cheque For $300
    50 2 HOXG KIM, alias Koon Kirn Koon, was sentenced m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday to three itaonths* rigorous imprisonment for cheating Lim Tee Sian at San Ban Street on Feb. 22. Hong borrowed $300 from Lim and gave him postdated cheque which mas later dishonoured.
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    SIR GUY RUSSELL
    26 2 THE Commander-in-Chief Far East Station. Admiral Guy Russell leaves Singapore by air today tor a 14-daj visit to Ml fleet m northern \\:\tvs.
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    STANDARD READERS HELP SHOT FOREMAN'S FAMILY
    260 2 DONATIONS totalling S4."> and 12 tins of condensed milk were received by The Stan dard ye-sterday for Madam Tew Kwee Knsr. widow of Lei Lai Hens foreman Of a tin factory m .lalan Bo^ar. who was murdered o« Tuesday. 0n« of thr donors Mr.
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    Twice Weekly Air Service For Sibu
    133 2 Slanciard Aviation Rt'porUr TWO air services will pass through Sibu town, m Sarawak each work, as from next month. On Fridays, beginning from July 4. Malayan Airways pianos on the regular Singa- pore-to-Sandakan service will touch at Sibu from Kuching. ion the way to
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    The? Will Pay Ten Times More
    107 2 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 800 to 000 second hand dealeus m Singapore will have to pay the Police $160 instead of the usual $10 for their second hand goods dealer licences if they wish /V\VV\.V\\\\\\a\VVV\.V\\\\\VV\V\\V\\VV to continue m their business next year. This was
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    Directors To Answer Young
    71 2 A DELEGATION- n\ five director! of Yoke I School will meet Mr. B M Vnung, -ore's Dtrectoi i>£ 1 tion today to i- ■<■ explanation on hou "uns >- and objectioiiab Ixwks i Found m the k tool. The delegation by Mr. Foo •> school's Directoi-C'
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    'No Need To Pin Ourselves To Styles'
    42 2 'No Need To Pin Ourselves To Styles' Stamhn! fc MB I Legij yesterday dress no' sel\ this purpo of Mr. M IfaUya to h :u rf ff lMl '«malKt said the S f Sell need s shou d Th;he sa weatl i
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      73 2 The greatest event m post-war motoring The NEW AUSTIN SEVEN" Austin's new 'Seven' has opened the eyes of the world. Its iO bhp 4 cylinder O.H.V. engine gives a top speed of over 60 m.p.h, and petrol consumption up ta 50 m.p.g.! It has Independent *ront suspension, four rear-opening doors;
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    GOVT. EXPLAINS THE SALARY PLAN
    507 3 Revised Rates Of Pay Will Apply To All t'il.-r iti'in m total fwllllMUllß i' < i Mr, ii.d .ill t-mplir tts a ill -%tui{J ti» t>« ncfit b\ .1 pro;i 'it iKm itt-i cqu.il lacrcasc of Ihej s imi which their pi-n-->io!i-. r»-tirms« allowances, and
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    Federal Plan To Give SCs Land
    50 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Member f »r Lands, Mines and Communications will be asked at nexl week's meeting of the Federal Council to make a statement regarding the development of the scheme to grant land I special constables it the end of the Emergency.
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    'RUN TELEPHONE CO. LIKE SHB'
    287 3 'R UN TELEPHONE CO. LIKE SHB' SINGAPORE leaders yesterday welcomed the news thai the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company and the Singapore and Federation Governments were ctaselj cooperating to ensure smooth nationalisation of the company's undertakings m Singapore and Johore Bahru m l^:>4. igreed I when the taken over it
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    TAM Members To See Laboratory
    27 3 TAM Members To See Laboratory c T© hnl- iV.,. II Shell Central K. Singatht most m coo- Far Fast E fur the quality iof 1 rTecbniche- ■ham-
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    Man Hanged Self In His Best Clothes
    173 3 TEOH CHUAN SENG, an tate >! the Tj ifalsar House Leper Settlement, Yio Chu Kang R >ad, S ngap >i c put on his bes! clothes and then hanged himself from the window sill of his hul Thi i stated m the Singapore
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    The Play (NO ONE WILL WANT TO SEE) Comes To Colony
    560 3 The Play (NO ONE WILL WANT TO SEE) Comes To Colony "A PLAY which no tlieafre will produce and no public Will want to see" is the Singapore Arts Theatre's choice for their foniiroming production. The play is called -The Man Outside. aria these are the words used oy the
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    Notes Had Same Nos., Court Told
    175 3 A WOMAN ticket-seller told the Singapore Relief Courl yesterday how klic became suspicious when slir found that the -serial numbers of two &I 0 notes, |>ai«l by a patron, iu!li»<l. She was Tan Ah Soi who was testifying at the preliminary inquiry m which
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    Slapped Girl Tried Suicide
    99 3 Slapped Girl Tried Suicide 1 1 .1.-TREATED by her brother-in-law, a 17-year-oid Indian girl Adi Vellyamma. tied to end her life by taking turpentine. m Lorong Lalat on June 2">. the Singapore Second Police Court was told yesterday. Prosecuting Orticer. Inspector A.D. Jacob, told the court that Vellyamma took the
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    Dr. Row's Body For Taiping
    99 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARTERED plane will fly the body of Dr. S. Row, assistant surgeon of the Taiping General Hospital, from Singapore to Taiping this morning for burial. Dr. Row died of a heart attack while on holiday m Britain. His body which was
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    Dance Teachers Hold Meeting
    101 3 At the eleventh annual general meeting of the Institute ol Dunce Teachers Mr. Matheson Sin n was re-elected president Mr. C H. Chan and Mr. C. B. Tan -.'.ere elected vice-presi-dents Other office-bearers elected were: Gen. Secretary: Mr. Leonardo Siddons; Treasurer: Mr. Chua Eng Cheong; Auditor,
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    Has The 'Oily' Man Come Back To S'pore?
    138 3 Standard Staff Reporter HAS the notorious "oily" man burglar come bu< k to Singapore or is someone trying to imitate him? 'I ins question "lias risen with a report made to the police that an almost naked burglar, believed to be a
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    Long Service Medals For 38
    270 3 THIRTY EIGHT members th c Singapore Police Force have I been awarded the Colonial Police and Fire Brigade's Lon^ Service Medal. The recipients are as follows: Si. Inspector Abdul Rahman b Embi, Sr. Inspector Lai Behari S::ish. Inspector Abdul Aziz b Mahrnoocl. Inspector George Ratnam.
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    Cathedral Memorial
    46 3 TII E S!00,000 Wur Memorial Hall which is nearing completion as an extension to St. Andrew's Cathedral. Siueapore. In this building will be com memorated the names of those people of all rattl who died during the lap anese invasion of Malay*. Standard photo.
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    Labour Dept. Promises Aid
    98 3 THE Sin »ap ire La De partment w i] j necesi help i any educ J may under I i This ass by the Tr ide U Mr A Simps >■ he ide unionists u\ I their c mrse m I cond union expert. Mr. F.
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    Names For The 'Book' Wanted
    157 3 Mamlartl **l«fl Rr|M»rl«-r Till! \rrh«l«a««ui South Mala%a, lli«- Sen. 15 V ihmlh. I* al MNHri m it)MHii)lali<tn **illi il»i- (.<»>• frnor «»f Sinjgaporet t<» uhru tli«- almost oiiiplclt <l 1200,000 M. \u,irrv\ < aihedfal at M< tMoritil Hall «*li<Mil«i utln ia!l\ tlrrlar and o l
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    Police Seek Witnesses
    25 3 A J4 L-OLD Bee S turnii a bie i I Lim I ft i run over bj i >rry. X fir Af<""
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    Village Schemes Tell Against Reds
    290 4 MacD.: NO OUTSIDE AID THE many social schemes like resettlement of villages started by the late Ili^rli ('lomiiiissioiier, Sir Henry Gumcy and continued under the "eager, dynamic and brilliant leadership*' of his successor, General Sir Gerald Temider, were beginning to tell against the terrorists m
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    6 Red Cross Teams For Perak
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    'STUDENTS' HONOUR MR. DALLEY
    167 4 Standard Staff Reporter MR. F. W. DALLEY. British i Union expert was enter- ined to dinner by his tudents'— Singapore's leading trade unionists— at the Jubilee Restaurant last night The dinner was also hed m honour of the four Burmese delegates who attended the eight-day trade
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    Marine Police Find Body
    163 4 Marine Police Find Body THE Singapore Marine Polic€ yesterday recovered the body ol a Chin< se from the sea behind the NAAFI store at Beach Road. Xo identity card was found m his body. When recovered, he was only wearing a white shirt and singlet. He is about 45-years-old. Police
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    Today's Power Cuts
    300 4 >l BVA'ATIONS liable to load shedding:— DAY •»alun Ampas BM 8.C.. McKiKliic. Braddell KUe. Island <roi» i' i iii», Seleter Pumps, Wee Vhhi. Seletar W irtrlev*. Mental Hospital, Trafalgar tst. New XVorlii. Hetule nicer Rd.. Ban Hock I.H<>nif. Milne Kd Jalaa Sultan Beacfi Kd., Alhambra, Rallies Hotel.
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    Governor Joins Pupils In Classes
    262 4 Standard Stall Reporter THE GOVERNOR, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, yesterday evening visited three Adult Education Centres m Singapore, and during his I pupils m their classes whi lessons. His first stop was at the Monk's Hill School, where the A ting Musk Master, Mr. Paul
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    TTC STUDENT PASSES
    717 4 THE following student teachers have passed the Qualifying Examination for the BCaxdb/May Intensive Training Course Students held at the Teachers' Training College: Lim Fng Eloot. Wong Khong Boon. Sathiavan Singh, Amanullah Ali Hassan Ho Sin Hean. N. Ponaudurai. B.C. Malakar. E. Balasingam. Chan Foo Khoon, A Fu
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    He Tried To Bribe Police Officer
    97 4 A TRISHA rider, Koh Cheng Soon, 26, was fined $125. m default two months' rigorous imprisonment for offering a bribe to Police Lieutenant Dreiberg at Neil Road on June 18. He tried to bribe his \v;;y out with $3 "coffee money' when stopped by
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    5 Gurkhas Evacuated
    110 4 5 Gurkhas Evacua ted FIVE Gurkha riflemen of the 2P 6 Gu kha Riliey who were severely wounded while on operations m aid of the civil power m the Layang Layang area of J< io c on Jun« 2.i v. c successfully evacuated to the British Military B< spita] m
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    Told To Forget
    73 4 CHArtr.FD with failing to appear m court on J"une 14. < Ming told the Singapore Third Distrid .J .ci^e yesterday that his former employer asked him to lorget about it. Yee Ming was i ested on June 4 for refusing to produce his identity card to a
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    Ten Chinese Boys To Make Stage History
    295 4 KUALA IXMPJ H. ii n boys from ilie Chuni! Uah I i ii 'ii 'mi. School here *»ill make liinloi couatrj «m JuU wtnea th- iaL< m M Ao4roelea ;«n<l th#- liui," l)«ik I adv <»f lh«- v <imiiin" (i l»v the Klfa
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    143 RECRUITS TO BE FETED
    8 4 143 RECRUITS TO BE FETED I Tiie r
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      266 4 Thi tomuu> Moiticutrural Socn.t» of Hoatletvt onct oHftd T a prize. wKkK wai r» »c» cloimcd o# £8.000 tot o Block Tulip. This wo* duf,nq rh« "Tultp modness" ot Holland the 17»h century v^.l fortunes VMM made and lo»t i. r bulbs 4mT^ 4, TICER BALM .40 x X The
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    KL TO HAVE AUXILIARY FIREMEN
    325 5 Report On Fire Dept. Termed 1 'Bombshell' •Mantlard Mall Correspondent Xi \!.V LUMPUR, Thurs, Following two gilisattrovi firt*^ here, m one of which an Lt Col, Vtatkin*. «,uiil that tin- Stanrfficiencj <»f t!?i- fire fighting appliances :1\ 25 per eenU, recommendations hare n;.i'lr h» the
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    Gift Of $100 Gets A 'Jaw' For A Girl
    30 5 —The t' c Weile: lOfl from th« c >r m short 'ei<] a meetini i hi< i i H i .y
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    War Claims
    52 5 W ar Claims X! W LUMPUR. Thurs.— i- of the i Sel >• Council will ask tbe Financial Set retai\ a f■'• t il Courn il meet ng on J hether the Commissionei > j Wai Dama| Claim? has gH en any priority to genuine ases of i when settling
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    LAWYER
    89 5 LA WYER TWO SISTERS, a dua^r and a lawyer, due m Sins;;i por** tomorrow, will present a short programme on July 9. at the British Council Hall at 5. :t0 D.m. jnd. at Ibe same time, renew their acquaintance with the public. They are Mh« Muneera Fozdar (above), 2<)-year-old graduate
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    QUERY ON THRIFT IN SCHOOLS
    204 5 QUERY ON THRIFT IN SCHOOLS Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Member for Education is to be asked by Enche Mohammed Yusof bin Ahmad m the Federal Legislative Council next week. what steps have been taken by educational authorities to I encourage thrift among 1 Malay teachers and pupils
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    COUNCIL PROBE ON THE FORCE
    306 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Police Force provi< some ben of the Federal Legislative Council with questions they will a.->k on July 2. The representative of Malacca Settlement Council will H>k the Secretary tor Defence tor the number of Police Enspectors and other
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    GIRL INJURED ON HARI RAYA DAY
    53 5 A MALAY driver, Mohamed K^«hik. and his 13-year-old daughter Nab were injured on Hari Kaya day wh*n their ear wa s involved m a headlong collision with a taxi containing three passengers, ne.ir the Junction of Kelawei Road and College Avenue, Penan*;. Both cars
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    Woman Screams At Midnight Stranger
    134 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KLUANG, Thurs. A baker's assistant, r.hiew Ku Kk (55), summoned b> hi* sister-in-law^ screams at 2 o'clock one rnqpning, threw what he believed to !>e a tin of paint at a Btranger, armed with tin opener and a I »ti«*L, m the
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    Shuttle Star Acquitted
    129 5 KUALA n&MPUR, Thurs Remarkiiig thai there was far tix) much of conflicting evidence m the case, the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, Mr. I A. P. Jack, today acquitted and I discharged a former Selangor badminton star, Ng Sik Kee. without calling upon for bis defence on a
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    MTUC Hits At Pay Proposal
    89 5 KUALA LU WPUR, Thurs. Ti;> reported proposal oi (iovernment to seek I c approval of the Federal 1 iegis ati c Council for consolidation of 20 per cent COLA into basic salary was strongly condemned by the Malayan Trade I'tiion Council Central Committee, which this
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    25 UNIONS TO ASK FOR MORE
    135 5 KUALA U'MPUR, Thurs.— A meetin; of delegates representing 25 Government daily paid workers' trade unions here this evening decided to ask Government to increase the minimum daily wage for an unskilled worker m the -Federation to $2.30, as against the present It also decided
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    Malay RegT. Brings Red Setore To 502
    78 5 CASUAL.! Iks in] > i b the Regime it i>n the tenwiU m rb« ftede r during the pasl thre« veeka v <-- brought their &< ure ;!> y©st* r :r t Dflfti il conununique csklt i n This rr 1!e ip n\
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    Police Hold Man Who Scared Girl
    106 5 Standard Staff Corresponded IPOH, Thurs. Ij»oh Police ha\e detained a middle-aged Chinese, *aid i«» I** f fc«oKgw g»«g molesting and lerrorizins; local schoolgirl*. < »>m plaints have bern re- reived from the headmistress of a loi'al girls' school that I hooligans for the past
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    Council Query On Indian B.Sc's
    58 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday.—The Federation Government will be asked by Mi M P. Raiagopal. at the meeting of the Federal legislative Council on next Wednesday, whether tht- Bachelor ol Science <'---4roc of Indian Universities im recofnized by the Government for parpo es of employment and if
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    Council Query On Housing Research
    220 5 M \U LUMPUR, Tluirs. <.o«t>rnitt<*iil v* ill In asked at tin- Federal l.«'ui^lati>»* Coaactl Tctfam <»n Tuesday whether research is being undertaken »«> determine suitable i>|»«- <»l building for Malayan climatic condition*, and it so, to make jmlillr i\w rvstult of *uch research. This question
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    Questions On Malay Regt. In Council
    96 5 [PUB I a ij Rn gknettt rBl the subje I Q tions by. the Eui m w Chiel SJeJ ■■'■<•• »t«t« I numb'- off ti the Ret iiUMit I S rat ial itegoi >■■ *> i« Pc era! ritusens, non /..•us. bempoi emp syce
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      700 6 I ep oi President Truman's Commission on a Policy, published last Monday, TCfblcetS to rub their hands pa aol good times ahead for them. r,f t ir r lieves that m about twenty years' <• the increased capacity of American ild force that country to import
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    CORSETS FOR MEN
    639 6 I MM I LV/L c I STOOD one morning m a busy London street, taking a broadside view of the men who passed by. Certain]? they cut a figure —hut what a bulky one it was! H any woman looked as one m every four of those
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    We, the PEOPLE
    494 6 We, the PEOPLE GUARD SINGAPORE'S COMMUNAt HARMONY Sir: —l strongly support the stand taken by Mr. C.C. Tan. leafier of the Progressive Party m condemning the move by the M.C.A. to enter into the Singapore political fi( 'i. Singapore lias <o far been free from the dangerous infection of communalism
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    NOT GOVT.'S RESPONSIBILITY
    137 6 Sir; T have rend with great interest the Letter by "Discarded One" In your issue of June 9th. The olficial statement that pensioners are not the responsibility of the Government is very illuminating as it gives us an insight into the mind of the Government which incidentally
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 6 Mind sitting m the kitchen. Ken Things m here are upside down
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    Pleased With New MCA Line
    176 6 Sir: I am really pleased to read the news published m your paper concerning the decision to turn MCA into fifl-fledged political body m order to safeguard the interests of some three million Chinese m Malaya. Nevertheless it i« an accomplished fact that an organization
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    RED CHINA ENTERS THE MACHINE AGE
    1147 6 RED CHINA ENTERS THE MACHINE AGE r FHE thoroughness with which the People Government has extended its control and propagated its doctrines throughout China uoc ...ii«<i astonishment throughout the S.US- Its attempt?, however, to restore the country's economy zn<\ to lay the foundations of industrialization, though no less energetically pursued,
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    NOT ONE BOMB ON MANCHURIAN SOIL, PICS SHOW
    319 7 rOKYO, June 26 (Reuler-AAP) n Imerican sth Vir Force M M,kc*n.an wild lon I*l,l that ...iliia.) ..m-iiv O prevail Communist ipplicfl reaching as a hostile form' 1 dictated the bombing of Yalu N power plants North Korea. TW«i v,,-, v American raids
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    Rotary President Installed
    33 7 Rotary President Installed the t ing. i > the S es Alt!i' I): 01 «>f tin Farris, T P I Pn and D Kenzie of do R rian J. enl and V.H f In-
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    Bed Official In Spy Case Was Freed
    118 7 Briti r -.ud a R.- ofßci ith a Bi itish 1 i' adio op< rator i .m talking Londi p k. it was fii lelosed »n a police court here u>- R si; j Pavel X v v -> S lary at the
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    Tanker Fire
    12 7 6(1 tO I > night to e-room of an < The ge
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    Yalu: Jap Fears
    54 7 VO. June '2<< lR< it< AAPi .1 oe Paiiiai members expressed that the Yalu raids mi^ht bring retaliatory action against Japan. A Foreign Office spokesman confirmed that the U.S. authorities had asked lor the co-opera-tion ol the local population m black-out prj ctices around the r S
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    5 More Held In Rhee Plot
    103 7 PUS Jun e 26 (AFP Th^ S ith Ko can Government offi sell d today that Huy Tae vho made an attempt it- lite of Pres denl Syngman Rhee yesterday, confessed that .<• b< s< d a plot against Presideni HiPt- with four Opposition
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    INTER-SERVICE TALKS HELD
    49 7 SAIGON. June 26 <AFP l Rt-p t --t- ntiiti vts ol Bril ish, American and French F:ir K.tstern staffs niet here today. An Australian representatives also attended the meeting. The meeting was a continuation of the routine inter-service tripartite talks initiated m Singapore m May, 1951.
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    Beauties Isolated From Men
    66 7 peroned. The opportunity to nieet the escorts will not lonif until the week-end when each will be escorted to the coronation ball by an officer of the U.S. armed forces. Miss Hongkong, pert Judy Dann. expressed shy admiration of American film star Gregory Peek. Aileen Chase,
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    Man Who Got Libya Dies
    66 7 ~~~j Mil. AN. June 26, (AP)—Melchiorre Astori, 70-year old hern Ol the war m which Italj 'on Lybia from the Turkish Empire 50 years u%(\ died today, at hi* home at St. Pellegrine. Astori's feat of capturing singlehanded the standard <>f a Turkish regiment was
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    Ingrid Determined
    89 7 ROME. June 2(5 (AP): [ngl Bergmari announced today she had hired Hollywood lawyer Jerry Giesler to "'fijiht to the t-nd" to bring her 13-year-old daughter to visit her m [taly. A Los Angeles judge ru|ed on Tuesday against Miss Bergman's application to have her daughter Pia (Jenny Ann)
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    'US Women Most Beautiful In World'
    207 7 LONDON. June 26. (AP). British newsman !«>»» Downea Bays flaily ilial a^«' for aji<". class for class, the women of New Chicago an<l possibly l-<»^ Angeles ;:r<- mofe attractive the eye tlian an\ women m the world. "Most ugly ducklings m America become swans."
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    SOVIET MOVE OUSTED
    146 7 UNITED NATIONS. June 26 (Reuter) A Russian p oposal to invite repreaentativea munisi China ;md North Korea *o the Secunty Council r i u -U. debate on Communist chargfa of germ warfare In Korea was defeated by 10 votes against me solitary Soviet voice ■<■< i Tlie
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    78 7 Fourteen competitors for the "Miss Universe beauty pageant at Long Beach, California. are pictured m their gwintsuits New York City last week. AP photo. i-'H LONG BEACH, Tali fornia June m UP> Nearly 100 of the worlds most beautiful women, all entrants m the Miss Universe beauty contest, have been
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    SLAVE THREAT TO ASIA 'Red China Is Building Huge Labour Force'
    226 7 SLAVE THREAT TO ASIA 'Red China Is Building Huge Labour Force' UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., June 26, (AP).— A veteran American labour leader testified to a I.N. committee yesterday that Communist China lias far more ihan one million *lave labourers now and the number is growing. The situation, he said, held
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    Labour Forms Central Body
    129 7 Labour Forms Central Body KUALA LUMPI X I hurv T«i fa n -Ma 1. 1 .m l.atvour Party camr into t»iii|> toil a wlit- n 17 di-lrfcatrs ti r.ich from Singapm S«-|.iii£<>r and IVnanc and two from IVr.tU tujciln-r with several ohs«r\rrv d# eided Mi Iti formation t" r(»-(trdinat« t
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    Citizenship Bars Lifted
    111 7 COLOMBO. June 26 <Reuler> Ceylon's Premier. Mr. Dudley Senanayake, has ordered the removal i>i two of the procedural difficulties tor Ceylon Indians to acquire citizenship it was officially learnt hove. Premier Senanayake bas agreed that it Is unnecessary for a Ceylon Indian to prove his [ndian origin
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    Waterproof Newspapers
    80 7 Waterproof Newspapers SAX FRANCISCO. JtJIM AP' Treatmeni oi m spapt to make them watej pi oof dul m the rain <•.;.* '.*-\)< ted 1 annual mechanical coi of the Amei ican Ne« sj Publishers' Association. "We have pi oved laborato be quickly and economically proofed said C M Flint. research
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    3,700,000 Ask For More Pay
    85 7 3,700,000 Ask For More Pay LONDON J m H (ft i Despite the i• < f nitlfl 1 bout •:< i sent wide- pread wug/e vU would di^) ..pi Bi iUiin 1 1onal eoonoms t• < daimi f<n pay m the count trial histoi i ere The higtx i •j
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    JAPS BEAT UP AN AUSSIE
    28 7 JAPS BEAT UP AN A USSIE i mob of X' < Zommunisti from Shinjuku S f quelied r > i A v B r vealth soldi* rii.ssii.^.' v 4 UIITM
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      86 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Srondord London Correspondent LONDON, June 26 The following ore the closing o* rubbir end tin on the London Morket todoy LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN 29 d Spor £971 per ton kmf 28. d bu>cr S £972 iel!trs. 2^ d Thrte months: £967 P<c 2 d buyers.
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    2nd Swiss Ship In Two Months Due On June 30
    280 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE SECOND Swiss ship the 9 841-ton. Ticino, is expected to drop anchor m the outer roads on June 30. Switzerland which has been gradually building up her merchant marine, sent her first ship out to these
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    190 8 HTHABVES Ship Godown G Almkerk 11 52 2 Anchorage Victors >i Beluru 22 2 Breconsbire 13/H British Councillor 4 8 Castlevilie 29 a 2 Fhiiis Truci^ 2.: J4 2 Hal Le c 27 28 2 Java 42 J Javanese Prince Ja\ j lEast Asiatic Co.) >: 9
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    42 8 Despatches M:iil- \oi- South and East Africa by the Tjimenteng must be posted at the G.P.O. by 7 a.m. today. For Hongkong and Japan by j Sangola by 8 a.m. Arrivals Letters ;i:id parcels from Thai- j i land by train.
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    Where Have They Gone?
    298 9 A veteran cinema fan I have often wrondered Mrhetber old-timers like myself ever recall the heroes and heroines «»f a quarter oi a century ago and more* Before th#* Kmlolph Valentino tin. Wallace Rri«l %%a«* considered one of the handsomest actors ot the silent tiling. Likr
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    By 'OLD-TIMER'
    182 9 urold Lock wood was her extremely popular a I >r. During his reign, he was considered the tx stdressed man m New York. After K'.'Ki and Lockwood that wonderful team is Bushman and Beverley Bayne. Ramon Nova no appeared later and. after a fashion, resembled Bushman, but I
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    370 9 THE STARS AND YOU f^E^jBS^^F^^B^^E^^E^^ES^E^KHnßB*^Mwi£9aitjßßßEaBS Tmiu a QUOTATION: Hap I pin.-**, never Ibtis It^ tingt-ry on its puKf." Smith. IKIIMY I or EVERYONE: Bf arc f In the pursuit of rtfulai ta ki uui responsttulltiea and you will make protcre-^s. M.( v. cif pient u{ limp t,> take caw 01
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    TWO-FEATURE SHOWS ARE ON THEIR WAY OUT!
    359 9 TWO-FEATURE SHOWS ARE ON THEIR WAY OUT! WO- I I All RE programmes m Britain's cinqpias are tin* way out. This is the outcome of a drastic change m Hollywood P 3 thai will create a film famine. Short of talent. Hollywood de «ied to make conibly fewer second-fea-I tre
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    AFTER DEATH
    73 9 I p«ENE lIIKMI Holly- J v./ wood st. 11 with hr.iuti- i ful e\ cs ului is m I ngl.i nd to film with Gable sfleoced j a party at her London J hotel suite irhea j j she h;id willed her gr««-n eyes to a N>w Fork
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    Indian Movie Fare
    271 9 \rOST MALAYAN cinema I hails hHd special tions for tbe Hari Raya festive season and Indian movie houses ve y e no exception. Shnw Brothers released '•Saqi" ia\ i> ruy-produced pictiu c with the Arabian Nights and the wonderful lamp of Aladdin as ihe background to the
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    Produce Mart Steady
    233 10 STI \DY co) prevai ->) < i *>'±~l sellers, those for i i .-t In Sin- July being sl'T b lycra with selc resierda ill business lera holding off. pt^ iat the hifl levels. Coconui »i] selie 9 indicated .1 shipone ts copra were m^ '>■< picul
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    Trade Deficit In May DUE TO DROP IN MALAYAN EXPORT TO US
    365 10 Trade Deficit In May DUE TO DROP IN MALAYAN EXPORT TO US By T. J. LIM, Standard Market Reporter H ILK lh<* over-all values <>f Malaya's foreign trade during May am! April remained substantially ai uUont the same levels, a deficit balance oi some 837,-100,000 was recorded for May, when
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 10 COMMODITY PRICES ("losing rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singa l>ore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose 971 9Zi F. 0.8. m bales July No. 1 K.S.S. 97! 08 No. 2 K.S.S. 93j 94! No. 3 K.S.S. 89] 901 Tone: Steady. MINIKIN KUKBrR Thursday's opening prices per lb.
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    Malayan Share Prices Up
    136 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malayan share market was steadier today m ail sections m sympathy with the rise m the rubber commodity price, says the Malayan Sharebrokers 1 Association. Changed prices were: INIU SIK|/\iS Buyers Sellers Fraser Neave Ord. 3.65 3.75 M. Breweries 4 JO 490 S.
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    US$200 M. CREDIT
    26 10 FRANCE has been granted a USS2OO.OOU.OOO credit by the United Suites Export-Import Bank to help finance American defence purcbasea m that country.— Reuter.
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    Red Tanker Here On Wav To Vladivostok
    62 10 THE Russian-owned tanker Sergo, which arrived m Singapore yesterday, is on her way to Vladivostok with a full car•jo of 9.40U tons of diese! oil from the Black Sea port of Baku. The Sergo is expected to stay m port for a few
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    Shell-It All Began With The Sea-Shell
    1202 10 7HE 50TH birthday today of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, now known ai the Shell Petroleum CoatIpany, actually goes back much further than half a century to a curiosity ahop m Hound.sditch. London, where Marcus Samuel Company imported from the Far East strange and unusual
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    HK EXCHANGE
    43 10 HONGKONG. June 24. Special Standard Service dosing prices oa the Hongkong Exc \a tge today were HK515.95 El Sterling HK56.***** to USsi; lIKSI.K -;;i to Malayan i'Ksii M 4 to TI J Rupiah; Gold HK$3Ol 125 t» one t v 1
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    GOLD SEIZURE
    50 10 OVFIR 1.000 gold bara worth US$5lO,OOO suspected to have been smuggled from R-erl China vere .seized by police at the house of a rich Chinese m Rangoon. Police siopped a trishaw m the streel and recovered iiO bars. Inquiries led them to the residence of the Chinese. AJP,
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    Randolph Wins
    34 11 pnoio. British middleweight champion Kandolpb Turpin wins th« light-heavy wfijjht title frum Don CockeQ after kntMkniK him down ia the 11th round of their title fight Th«- referee !»t«pped the bout.- AP
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    Final Day's Handicaps
    283 11 IPOH RACE MEETING IPOH, Thus. Following are the weights for wven race* for tomorrow's rncea at Ipoh th« third ami final <lay of I In* Perak Turf Hub's June meeting. CL. 4 DIV I—9 F. Talkie 9 01 Academy Award 8.1.1 Tail I iffht §1Blu? Kves 808
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    INDIA BEAT SERVICES BY 9 WICKETS
    162 11 GILLINGHAM, June 26 (Reuter) The Indian louring team, who led yesterday by 110 runs by first innings, enforced the follow-on against Combined Services on the second and last day of their match here and won by nine wickets. India made 225 and dismissed Combined
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    Scoreboard
    82 11 India bt Innings 225 Combined Services Ist inns. —115 ombim'd Services 2nd Inns. Sen b Harare 29 i I Ibw Divecha i Manners c Divecba b Shinde 26 P .> c Sen b Hazart tj I orth b Divecha 20 rt o< out 34 \v son c Adhikarl b
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    One Punch
    51 11 DETROIT. June 25. (UP) Dancing Chuck Davey knocked I out young Chico Vejar m the fifth round tonight with a devastating body attack to move a step closer to a shot at the We terweight championship. The knockout came suddenly and surprised a full house a1 the O'ympia
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      SINGAPORE
      44 11 SOCCER: SAFA Cuptie CA BODCA at Jala, j Besur Stadium', SAFA Jurtmr Cuptie HaikowuM SC v Cheerful Lads OJ Geylanji; SHBRC v Bukit Timah SC BI BODCA: CA "A" o Customs SC at CYMA. ATHLETICS: Out ram School Spans, OutTurn Road 2HQ pm.
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      JOHORE
      43 11 ATHLETICS: Johor 4.4.4 ariniml nmet at Juiiore English College 2 30 p.m. IPOH Dir. I—lndian*1 Indian* v Tamilian* On Ivoh padarig; Die. 2A DCRr: i- PCRC on Ooron pa dang: Div. 2B Yuk Clion School n Guru .\armk Institution on PCHC padnng.
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      13 11 COMMUMTY SOCCER- lndiatit v Europeans on Victoria Grei al 5.1 5 p.m.
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    SRA Spoon Shoot
    68 11 THE results of the Singapore Rifle Association's Spoon Shoot held at Bukit Timah Range on Sunday wore as follows: Nctt Sr-ore S. Leuty 95, H'cap Score SR (b) F.S. Mennes 101. HVap Score SR (a) C.P.O. Sanders 101.67. Other nett scores were: SR (b) Tan Kirn Siang
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    Vic Seixas, Clark Score Easy Wins
    510 11 WIMBLEDON, June 26 (AP and Reuter): Vie Seixas of Philadelphia, seeded third m the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, defeated Alego Russell of Argentina yesterday m a hard-fought third round men's singles match. His victory followed those of Budge Patty of Los Angeles, and Straight
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    ROBINSOM FADES AWAYIN A HEAT WAVE
    453 11 NEW YORK. June 25 (UP). —ln the I*4 degrei of the open air Yanke< Stadium. light heavy weight champion Joej Maxim kept bis crown tonight by wearing down and scoring a technical knockout over middleweight Sugar Ray Robinson at the start of the 1
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    Germany Asks PI To Support Bid For Games
    81 11 MANILA. June 26 I Germany Philippi: s -import its bid lor a place Id toe Olyn o^iies at Ilvi.-.iiki. J.B. Vargas, presti Phil ;;v Amateur K\ Fe'leratiun. said y< er from the G cratic Republic aski when the Interaati pic Commitlee meets
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    53 11 en- X] QA] June ttawkins 1 Thirteen of I moru; m m tin v to lam: a i Lance. Thir'i'f ;i of DiatlKN brought hoi I Tjradairs Pr f I G— l I joint .1. a 10. rained by 1 j J. ho i
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    Penalty Goal Saves Sigs In SAFA Cup Tie
    187 12 PENALTY ii«»al scored I»> Semple m tlu* rfosini ininm<« saved il>«* Signals Regiment side 1 1. mii being knocked mil from tin- SAFA Junior K. O. 4 1 1 1 > Soccer Competition yesterdayi 1 lit* <h«-v> t\*«i;ill with young Men's Muslim
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    Medics Had No Cure For Rovers' Speed
    241 12 AFTER HOLDING the Tampenis Rovers to a goalless v m the first half, Medical W nrkers 1 Union broke up m the second to a Rovers an overa 0 victory m a S r'A Junior Cup tie played ie BODCA ground yesterR -re
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    Perak Hold Athletic Meet Next Month
    89 12 [POH Th rs —The P Athletic Ass 19th arh •ti h Town padi Saturday 2ti events •i 1(5 are championship N .-hip events q's 100 and l€ metres low hurdles, ng lumps and i n 110 ents, men's 4 x 110 jra 440 yards
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    SCRC Billiards
    50 12 SC RC Billiards Elnglish Amehampionship and ilhards tournament S R.C. are now O] n who wish to par" Ithe above even*-, are sign their names Club's notice board, or lend leir entries to ih^ B Convenor, S.C.R.C. B Igc Road, not later than J 10. Entrance fee for S $1.
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    Vic Toweel To Defend Crown
    50 12 JOHANNESBURG, June 26 (Renter) Vice To wee! South African holder of the bantamweight championship, ye signed an agreement with promoter Red Haswell to deten I his title here on Dec. t>. This is subject to Ins beating Jimmy Carruthers. the Australian champion on Oct. 4.
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    TIDES and TIMES
    28 12 TIDES and TIMES Hir.n TIDES il the principal resorts In Malaya: TODAY A.M. P.M. Singapore IJB '!•'-<» Port Dickson 907 930 Port Sham 8»! 8.40 Prnjnff tS6 3 0!
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    Malacca Cup Side Faces Stiff Test
    292 12 Malacca Cup Side Faces Stiff Test \i I Thurs. Malacca's Halaya < uj» side asain.Hl Sinaai»ore mi Saturday al Khlmi stadium Vtalacca will be selected from >i\ civilians and 11 Green Howard personnel* Ilit- selectors will find difficult} m getting a •iimooth-working learn. V Green Howarils ->i(l«- tested probable side
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    Frenchmen Beat Portuguese 4-2
    62 12 PARIS. June 25 (l r P> The French champions, Nice Footballers, defeated the Lisbon Sporting Club by four goals to two m the opening game of the Latin American Cup matches on Wednesday night. The Frenchmen displayed near-perfect football us they drove repeated attacks against the
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    Combined Schools Athletics
    137 12 Combined Schools Athletics A COMBINED inter-Brothers' Schools althletic meet will be held on St. Joseph's Institution ground on Friday July 4 as part of the celebrations to mark the 100 th anniversary of the arrival of the Christian Brothers of De I. a Salle Order m Malaya. Athletes from St.
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    All Tickets Sold
    77 12 PARIS. June 26 (AFP)— The Finnish radio monitored here yesterday reported that all tickets for the ceremonies duel to mark the opening of the. Olympic Games m Helsinki had already been sold. The games are .scheduled to start oil July 13. I r r n» i i
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    SANDS WILL FIGHT IN S'PORE
    360 12 SANDS WILL FIGHT IN S'PORE By Standard's Boxing Reporter PROMOTER Little Nene who has battled gamely to put boxing back m favour m Singapore has been given his best break m his three months campaign. He has been able to sign on British Empire champion pave Sands, and confirmation of
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    Inter-Ward Soccer In K. Lumpur
    159 12 KUALA LUMPUR Thurt.— Municipal Councillors are showing their interest m the sports activities of their ward members by heading committees which will be responsible for the fielding team the K.L. Municipal soccer cup competition. There are four teams, Imbi. Sentul- Petaling and Bungsar. and the
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    International
    27 12 ZAGREB. June >■' rt i;osla\'ia beat Norway by i ir goals to one m a soccer international here today after leading by thive to one at hali-
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    THE 'OLD MAN' WINS
    57 12 Fergus Anderson, wartime ferry skipper and olde>t man (4.3) m the race, is seen travelling at speed, m the litjht-weisht (25) International Tourist Trophy race on the Isle of Man on June 11. Anderson, who was riding an Italian Moto Guzzi motorcycle, won the event at
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    Ramblers Trounce PCRC
    161 12 Ramblers Trounce PCRC IPOH. Thurs— Ramblers Sports Club scored their biir^Nt victory when they trounced Perak Chinese Recreation Club by ten goals to one m the first division game played at the Town Padans this evening. This was Ramblers fourth successive win and they are now a dose second to
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    Serangoon Road School Sports
    131 12 IN spite of rain and sodden ground Serangoon Road English School successfully completed their 17 annual athletic meet yesterday. Most disappointed competitor at the sports was Donald Tan. last year's 'A' division champion, who had to give up most of the events because he was unwell.
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    ALADDIN SURPRISES IN MORNING GALLOP
    387 12 By WINDSOR LAI) IPOH, Thurs. Aladdin Wfbß run a ijalianl second to Kind Regards on the opening day mi the IVrak lurl Club's June Meeting surprised track watchers when he returned 36! sees, for the "three" m a solo ettori at this mornings workouts of
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    SOS WIN WITH SECOND HALF RALLY
    84 12 A GRAND second half rail] by the Singapore Cold Storage gave them a 3—l victory over the SCC m a friendly footb tl match, played on the Padang yesterday. There was no score d;::;:;^' the first session but the Cricket Club were the first
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    Turnsea Wins
    36 12 Turnsea W ins LOISVILI.K. Kentucky, June 25 (1 'P.) --.l imply T :ni<- i battled from b shmfl I i b«at (Thick Harberi on the »61 h [i I x']'] the :m ii "i A: •>'■' today
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    GOLF Here's How
    180 12 GOLF Here's How tH/fl CD C C J s^pu/y^tammiri bum jneadt REMF.MRF.R, always, that golf, m a game oi rhythm and smooth power. If you convert your golj string iulo a power siring, rhythm leaves and 80 with i your smooth swing. Tlien goodbye to lou- scores. Lunging, forcing the
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    Perak XI To Meet Aryans
    77 12 IPOH. Thins.— Perak Amateur Football Association will play the Aryan Gymkhana on the Chinese Assembly ha!] padang on Sunday. The Perak I team will be as follows: Foong Kam Choy. Lee Sai Chong. Lim Boon Keat, Chan Tuck Kong. Wong Kirn Fong, Ishak Kassim. Subramaniam,
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    TURPIS, MAXIM NEXT
    76 12 TURPIS, MAXIM NEXT LONDON ium P light B i middle*,., 1 likely fghl J' world u ,\a titteholder: m Septeafe, m There v\.i> h m a I# P'n (ami) M ricterj <><- 5 n^ i manager i V1 ta «n i^ m d tis». ckaa lack Satomimi o u f
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    Johore Athletic Meet
    13 12 Johore Athletic Meet JOHORI nant p This 1 ii mins. I II Hop
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    Kiwis Beaten
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