Singapore Standard, 1 July 1952

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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 364. TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    SEALED LIPS: GOVT. WARNS
    118 1 SEALED LIPS: GOVT. WARNS ti 9tai Report* Secretary, Mr. R. niiin, i.i'l Ilijiht th»- ap.ithv of 1 c li »n v jh i < jtlr, v* ho i i runt committed I .!on\ r»-crij||\ hiul !o i MBC f »»rvv ar«l with ilioa. red rpeciflcally 1 grencvle out] tail ut,
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    TWO KILLED IN CONVOY TRAP
    82 1 LUMPUF V bout fort: rorists i 'state i,| Segatnai killing a Eui I and a -man and nding a Police and a Malay Special Constable pii i3 trave when ed to of land muae v. I which f Bl He i i I fo >
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    Reds Hold Up Train Crew
    32 1 Reds Hold Up Train Crew \l.\ i IP R Mon.— where ■„i i i beBk3 Road •i) Ipoh was i terror- -i three n. As the jhi cancelled u no ■> fa ilin
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    II HR. CURFEW
    17 1 PEN v> Vlon 7 p.m. to i .poi-ed in NihtMig Teba i from to
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    37 1 Wfll m» >ou want to b«' Njilor t-h Wliit About trying '»ii mv r.ip fur si/o? Mtnin him (i-rt.unlv look hk<- hiving lh«" makings of Nillor" "..ivn SeSBHUI V M. riUfllt lo x York Hill He-It vmiauNti-r
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    *****0 MAY GET LESS
    109 1 Cut In Prosperity RateForeseen Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Ma layan Planting Industries Employers Association today said that they would be "compelled to notify all their rubber workers of a possible lowering of their earnings" from tomorrow. An estimated 300,000 workers are affected. This
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    No Accord In 5-Week Talks
    464 1 No Accord In 5 -Week Talks The five- week wage walks, held to determine wage rates as a result of the fall in the Malayan rubber price, were considered ended today. 1 The wage issue foi rubber workers in Malaya will now have to be settled either by further arbitration
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    2 Bandits Slain, One Gives Up
    94 1 THE FEDERATIONS Security Forces killed two more terrorists and wounded one while another bandit surrendered yesterday. One of the terrorists killed was accounted for by a patrol of the Ist Cameronians in the Labis area of Johore. A rifle, ammunition and food were recovered
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    CCC C'ttee Member Held
    50 1 MR. CHOO .100 KIM, a committee member of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce was detained over the weekend under the Banishment Ordinance. A Customs' official said that investigations in connection with Mr. Choo's arrest are proceeding. He is presently in the custody of the Police.
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    Television To Make Its Bow In S'pore
    213 1 Standard Staff Rept,Tt»-r TELEVISION will make its bow in Singapore at the City S first British Radio Exhibition, iti conjunction with the Singapore Trade Fait at the Happy World Stadium, from Augusl PYK. Ltd Th. Standard understands, has undertaM n to demonstrate TV
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    None Hurt As Plane Crash-lands
    148 1 None Hurt As Plane Crash-lands AN R.A.F. VALETTA twinengined transport plane flew around Singapore Island for tour hours yesterday to use up its petrol before crash-landing back at Changi airfield with 29 passengers and lour crew aboard. The Diane took off at about 6.:!0 a m. bound lor Butterworth with
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    A Tax? Red Nonsense, Says Mr. MacG
    255 1 A Tax? Red Nonsense, Says Mr. MacG THE •COMMUNISTS were talking "utter nonsense" when they tried lo describe :he Employees' Provident Fund as •a subtle form of Government tax." The Deputy High Commissioner of the Federation. Mr D. C. MacGiHivray said this last night In *>» >adcast explaining the benefits
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    1,020 Screened As
    72 1 - Photos. Sonic of the 1,020 people, who were screened and interrogated by the Singapore police yesterday following the bomb outrage in Jalan Besar on Sunday, leaving Beach Koad Police Station. Pirture on the right shows .Mr. I). K. Broadhurst. Ac-t--ins Commissioner of Police. and Mr. A. E.
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    — Police Hunt Men Who Hung That Grenade
    488 1 Police Hunt Men Who Hung That Grenade BIGGEST-EVKR screening operation was carried out by the Singapore Police yesterday in an attempt to trace the people responsible for the bomb outrage on Sunday which resulted in four American sailors and a European Singapore resident being injured. In tins all-out hunt foi
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    US Not Dumping Low Grade Rubber Report
    168 1 LONDON. June :vi The Financial Times' Washington correspondent states thai the i• s Government plans I move slowly in replacing tow grade stockpiled rubber instead of dumping i'- as had S been feared. I his plan is expected to help i Indonesian producers
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    Govt. To Lose $6M On Rice
    526 1 Govt. To Lose $6M On Rice Slantlan! Saft orrf'^ponili'iii Kl ALA II MPI K, Mom The I'Vilrralimi <,o\«tiiinriil in to nlioiildrr m riirrttn I<^h of f45O«OO() a \»rrk in ii* ri«r lr;nliiij; an-mnil *'l«i MMNMV thai tin r«- i- no Inrllur ri«»r in tile BOfl M I v i h
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    'Money Will Be Useless'
    86 1 'Money Will Be Useless TAIPI I June W I '> Chin Seorig. ieade »inese goodwill tniation I >n) v> said in an interv i« toda the attitude of the rich Chinese in Malaya wraj "Our monej be useless ii the Commu take Ma lava go we mifh well use some
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    9Councillors Walk Out
    45 1 Nine Singapore City ohm cillorH stagf-d a "w.ilk Mlt M during the monthly nicim; of th«* Sin^apuiv 1 1 o'i'i i I jrcstettfaj in j»fo,.-»i against a priM-fdurul ItlllMg of the Council PiPMdrfii Vir 1 P K HcNeirc lull report in pas;e
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    Duke Promoted
    14 1 fhe Duke I nnt been ;>^ i »mot«d i om > fiiniM inde U.P.
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    9 COUNCILLORS WALK OUT
    533 2 Protest Against A Ruling By The President Standard Staff Reporter MM: MEMBERS of the Singapore City onnril four Independents and fi\r Labourill —^;i!k««l out in protest against a ruling by ilie President, Mr. I. P. F. MeNeiee, al yesterday's meeting of the Cotmcfl denring a disemsion
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    Weekly Film Shows For Staff
    45 2 THE City C mcil has made arrangements with the local American film -re<»n one film j v ita .^tatf irorkhtf at the Pool no and Gunong Putai skm schemes. This n the ratepayer $1 .300 1 r n nths. I
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    Registration Nos
    36 2 MOTOR CARS with Federation registration numbers belonging to permanent residtata in Singapore will in future be registered with Singapore numbers, when the annual reli^ensing falls due. This was derided by the City Council yesterday.
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    Councillor Hits At Power Waste
    229 2 THE Singapore Itttprovcaaenl Trwrt hhould see iliat the tfrne-Bwitcil controlling the ntair cawe lights in ;»ll S.I.T. Hatr* he swtfeked on at the proper time after earh hlackout k *to iiiiiiimise nnne<*esj*ary waste of electricity ami to moid nwnwal accidents and petty thefts" This proposal
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    US Sailors Enjoy 'Liberty' In S'pore
    203 2 INDETERRED by the hatul incident In a Singapore hotel on Sunday, hundred* of American sailors from the visiting L.S. De«troyer Division, made full um? of their day*» 4 liberfy*' or nhore leave yesterJ day to see the ftights and light* of Singapore City. Th«
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    Negotiation Council Hold First Meeting
    176 2 THE inaugural meeting of the Council for Negotiation representing the staff and official bides of Government service took place under the Chairmanship of IVlr. R. W. Jakeman. Acting Colonial Secretary, yester- j av> A message of goodwill was read from His Excellency the Governor who
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    2,086 BABIES BORN IN MAY
    58 2 THE CITY Health Officer's monthly report for May this year shows that there was an excess of 2. 086 births over uf.r.hs for that month. New babies totalled 2.876 while TOO persons died during the same period. Pneumonia, tuberculosis and typhoid were the big^esi killers
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    Time Has Come To Go Forward, Says Mr. Davies
    720 2 Time Has Co me To Go Forward, Says Mr. Davies Standard Staff Reporter 44 THE time has now come for us to move forward. This liule place of ours is a political backwater* We <ion*t even move at snail's pare. Let ag get j:«»inji iustea<l of wait ing for Governnienrs
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    More Gifts For Widow
    75 2 FUR i HER < :is totalising $96 were received by The Standard yesterday for M.'i.ia: Tew Kwee Biig, widow of Lei Lai Benjg who was she( dea<i oa June 24. This brings tl fund opened by h reader to i total of $295.30. Donations are us
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    U.S. Sailors' Gifts Delight Orphans
    298 3 U .S. Sailors' Gifts Delight Orphans GRCM I' of Vfiicriran Bailors and two officers from the destroyer USS H. I yesterdaj decided i«» play Santa Glaus to the and little orphan boys of the York Hill Girls 9 Home. Loaded with toys, candy, chocolates and othei t it-bits they descended
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    MORK PHONES FOR S'PORE ORDERED
    124 3 ORDERS kaTC b«'pn placed for new telephone iSBgC t'.i:iip?m-nt lor 4,100 lines for delivery to gapMt i; I M ">;, I report of the annual general lint; ni ft€ Oriental Telephone and Flectric I .inpim. Iu! hckl in London, sav*. :v-rc d to ♦< iga
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    S'pore Man At FAO Course In Fisheries
    28 3 S'pore Man At FAO Course In Fisheries trom i and Tan v out lected ch time I 'urse. •r of er the proICC 9 in- I i Huao,
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    28 3 BE PREPARED! (With Singapore Boy Scouts* "Job Week" now in full swing, our dollar a-job-seekers must be "prepared" for any eventuality, thinks cartoonist Loo Teck Hai of Singapore).
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    Took Acid For Water
    77 3 \f- I Go Iventure i in the Singaporo j C" >! ester lay a' the inq the death o i \<',\ who mistook J tic acid for water in his state m Ihe >ng Road on June 11. Ong Cheng. Lim's wife said i that I
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    Charged Woman Taken To KL
    82 3 \Kl!'i' ihe uras charged in sngip -i First Police Courl j sterday with stealing $100 worth of doth and mis- i: iating je \el lery valued s i Malay woman. k th > nte Him don, was escorted b ..a to Kuala Lumpur to stan
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    Angry Smith Threw Acid At Friend
    103 3 Angry Smith Threw Acid At Friend ANNOYED al l >--:"? palled drunk, a silver-smith threw acid at his friend, a fanner, Lim Soon Thong, the Singapore Fourth Police Court was told yesterday. The silver-smith. Tan V/ah Chow, was fined $50 E ><■ causing corrosive burns to Lim on the chin,
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    Year's Jail For Robbing Boy
    99 3 YEO BOON' HENG, aged Ik was yesterday sentenced by the Singapore First District Judge, Air Van Ah Tan, t one year's rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years' police supervision for robbing ;i 13-year-old schoolboy of his $51 wristwatch. The prosecutor. Mr, M. Boyle,
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    62 3 THOUSANDS of pupils from all Christian Brothers' Schools in Singapore will join in the nine-day celebrations of the centenary of St. Joseph's Institution and the arrival of the Christian Brothers in Malaya, beginning from today. Standard photo shows Brother lenatiun (left) Director of St. Joseph's and Rev. Brother Lawrence O'Toole
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    DANCE CLASSES
    29 3 MR K P. BHASKAR. In.di:m pro'OUional dancer, will hold a three month summer course for cl iKstcft] Indian dances beginning next week at the Kama la Club.
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    Webb Hails MCA Gift To S'pore
    90 3 THE Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Mr. G.W. Webb, said yesterday that he was very pleased with the $100,000 giit by the Welfare Committee ol the Malayan Chinese Association towards the establishment of a home for tuberculosis incurables in Singapore. 'This is the first and
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    '55-tyre'Case: Four Cleared
    110 3 FOUR MEN involved in a theft ca.se where 55 Dun! op tyres worth $l(i.28O were driven out of !i ie Singapore Harbour Board were yesterday acquitted by the Third District Judge without their defence being called. They were: P.N. Sharma. Lee Ah Choon. Soo Swe e Kara
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    Camera Club
    26 3 THE Singapore Camera Club will celebrate the club's second anniversary with a dinner at the Tai Ton? Restaurant, New World on Friday, Julv 4.
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    Dance Hostess Was Given Dud Cheques
    190 3 CHIA AH KWEE was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by the Second District Judge, Mr. Livingstone yesterday for cheating a dance hostess, Esah binte Ahmad, of $345 on two occasions. Chia pleaded guilty to both charges and the prosecution withdrew similar charges against
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    'Extend Family Allowance Idea To All' Call
    313 3 'Extend Family Allowance Idea To All' Call Standard Staff Reporter lami| v F < I>rinri l >le of P*y*«f according to hi* H .rVi.,7." 11 1 TV 0 U --troducMl, v ,n in Macies oi Government employees. Presidont V n e < ;V Va Q eXpreSSe l by Dr C
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    Women Plan Charity Show
    117 3 SEVERAL of Singapore"s busiest women met at the Little Shop yesterday to discuss details lor the forthcoming International Pageant. "Rendevous with Eve," which will be staged at the Raffles Hotel on Aug. 15 and 16 to raise funds tor SATA and the British Red Cross Handicapped
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    Welfare Sale At Whiteaways
    63 3 THE voluntary workers in the various Social Welfare Department's children centres will hold their bi-annual sale of work on July 5 on the ground floor of Whiteaway Laidlaw Co. Ltd. at Raffles Place. The articles on sale have all been made by the children in these
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    35 3 AN INDIAN Hassan Mohd. Abdul Salam (27) was charged in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with criminal breach ol trust of $267.25 from his company. He claimed trial and bail of $500 was allowed.
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    $4½ Mil. Estate Duties
    146 3 $4½ Mil. Estate Duties THE revenue from estate duty collected by Singapore Government during last year was $4,:iL > r),f>f)B.s7 > compare' with $2,897,227.32 i n 1950. and that from corporations duty was $22^72.32 compared with $24,221.07 in 1950, says the annual report of the Estate Duty Office. During last
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    RAMC Begin Corps Week
    189 3 Standard Staff Reporter IN COMMEMORATION of their Corps Week, the Royal Army Service Corps, Nee Soon attended a service at their Garrison Church on Sunday. Conducted bv the Garrison Chaplain, the Rev. T. J. W. Morgan CF, and wi*h the band ol the Ist' Battalion the
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    MSU ELECT OFFICIALS
    75 3 The following were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Medical Services Union for the next year: President, Mr. C. Karthigesu: Vice-Presidents. Messrs. Wong Yin Fon and N. Thanabalam; Hon Secret arv. Mr. S K. Lingam; H«n Treasurer, Mr. Quek Beng Guan; Literary Secretary. Mr S Thanabalasingam: Sports Secretary.
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    Fought On Road
    59 3 TWO Sikhs Amar Singh and Pokther Sin^h and two Malays Sved AKvi bin Mohamed and Ali bin Fadzil were each fined $5 in the SmL'^P° re Fourth Police Court yesterday for fighting in public. The Sikhs were arrested at the IMA mile Sembawang Road and the Malays
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    28 Fined $131
    43 3 THIRTY-FIVE persons were brought before In- S::igapoie Second Police Court ye terdaj to answer charges of ftve-fOOt way and road obstruction. Ot these 28 persons were fined a total of $131, three claimed trial and five were cautioned and discharged.
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      377 3 T •W>) TOOIAIS 2 Grand Decision to offer at Reduced Fixed Retail Prices as from Ist July, 1952. Remember, there is a large variety in Here! h Fixed Retail Prices Usually From 1.7.52. Tobralco 330p yd 3.00 p. yd. O Tootama 420 3.60 Lombia 370 3.00 Nomht 400 3.60 \>
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      50 3 Federation Diary ki i w; ej SERE M BAIN Y rk ">\I*I*IHKI I 330 Se. K! l\ f l «< fji Ch*i f > t ManCant > I LllN>: A* ir-i Senyuin Dan Ta:^^ j v lIAI B B j 7 i J. C3O j i MMKH Sim H 2
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      72 3 "i fw. 1 TH Al Llt GOLD TO DE YEP. .THEN THERE'LL fbUT, POC,MY f^UKE 15.50 EVh KY FIML YOU ■wk WBSfa §||i;i HAT 1 F"O« JUSTTJ-fRCKINM BE NO QUESTION 1 GOSH.DtGGIN' I PILE UP A MILLION, TAKE FEW^^^B m UK YcK)'^E«SONMAaENDA A.5 TO HOW YOU A Id WORK/ I
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    KELANTAN GRANTS LAND TITLES TO SQUATTERS
    247 4 13 Applications A A Are Approved Staiuiard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Thirteen Chinese. li\hi£ in Ihe vicinity of the new village of Gua Miisanp, have been granted titles to land by the Rclantaii Government. A communique issued today by the Government of Kelantan,
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    38 4 photo. MISS l.im I.eong Tren. who is studying law at Ihc London I nivfi>it.v. arrived in Singapore b> Qnntas BOA( yeMfrday to sp«*nd her summer holiday* with her p;trrnts. Mr. and Mr?, l.im Iluan Lye of Tuipinj. Standard
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    Note To MacG On Service
    131 4 Staff «»rri"»|>OII«l»*llt kl VIA II MPI K. M(»n. *^IV Malax an I ♦•<:< h«r-* I nion has tinilirrrd the rHiring bOMftti report by the J<>> (onimiiin ami has made reprewnlation* l<» tin- C MM ■■■Mill I'"" F ««l«WHti«>M. k v Thaver, th< Pre- aid this,
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    Penang Municipal Buses Modernized
    144 4 Standard *Maff Correspondent PENANG, Mou. The Municipal President, Mr. L. V. I Karle. stated at the Council meeting today that a op. i.»l 4-oininittt-c ua» now devoting murh timr him! timiiiJit to the iniprox-nirnt of the Municipal transport ?.< r\ nr~. i r nnd gat bad
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    $10,000 For Coronation Celebrations
    183 4 $10,000 For Coronation Celebrations PEXANG, Mou.— The Municipal Councillors today voted a jum of $10,000 as a start for the use of a Coronation celebrations committee. The members of 'he rommi::ee are Messrs. L. R. F. Earie, (chairman), V. C. Nolan. Meera Hussein. C. M. Hashim. Chew Boon Ee, A.
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    Clerk For U.S.
    56 4 PENANG, Mon.— Clerk in the Municipal Engineer's De- j partment, Mr. Yeoh Cheang Song, has been granted an a w a r d under the leaderspecialist programme to visit the United States of America j to study labour and industrial relations. Mr. Yeoh is the honorary secretary
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    60 4 photo. NINE-YEAR-OLD Michael Findlav who flow 8.000 miles out from Britain to spend his school wramrr holidays iritfa his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.A. Findlav of JesseUon. British North Borneo, arrived in Singapore yesterday. Picture shows Michael with his mother at Kallanf Airport souu after his arrival by Qantas-BGAC. Mr.
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    MANCOLLAPSES IN IPOH STORE
    52 4 MANCOLLAPSES IN IPOH STORE dian collapsed and died OH I>♦ prt: :..-<•.« ol a local department store at 5 p.m today. T:?e ;nun v.as later identified Saadhanan an employee od Kima Town B wrd H is understood thai Saajhanav ..c on an errand ar-cl w«5 v.s'kin| out oi ic premisej
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    PISTOL CHARGE
    36 4 TOH CHANG HENG (23>, was tentatively charged io the Singapore First Police Court yesterday with having a .38 revolver and 17 rounds of ammunition without a licence ed in police custody until July 7.
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    Disgruntled MTUC Delegates Warned
    215 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Men.— The Gratral < nm mitten of the Malayan Trade Union Council ill not tolerate the use of the Delegate.** Cenferener k*. a platform for the \eiitilation of private and prrxuial recrtniinalinib In- frustrated elements wfaoM* p«eeeKfiive demon.xtratioiiH ran only damage
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    Move To Check Rice Racket In Federation
    199 4 Move To Check Rice Racket In Federation IPOH. V10,,._ f ;in to iwilchiflg racket bck^; pm i liealrw i^ to be inlrodTid throttelioui tion. In^a circuUi Ui bU A> .-an: Coi plies, Mr. A. W. Wicholaoo C titra'«cr Federation of Malaya, said ftiat in a ve ber of cases, rice
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    New Kajang Transmitters In Use Today
    30 4 New Kajang Transmitters In Use Today B WkW end t a k< row and sh< ■Hull imp'' S' ..rigor Listener? jon *r The wa tß_l Neta-ch JBC B)l frrqiM- transmitter
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      123 4 AT EAST COAST ROAD jiiLL nvHw vviiiicn. 'P SINGAPORE S TENTH v^w^sSi7 M a h i I ii h t*ir n+i An \w» £gggj& I*l \M mB I lUmm IvU I ivll VW CARES FOR THE CARS CARE FOR YOUR CAR WL^. _**<^ BY MAKING Mobilubrication A HABIT VAi aV^^wAV
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    Powermen's Quarters
    59 5 TENDERS totallitu to 51.705.<W> in eaneetton witii t-unstruotion of Quarters lor senior officers at the ne w Pasir Panjans Power Station were accepted hy the City Council at their monthly meeting yesterday. Cost for the main building is $1.374,<»00. while fltMir finishes and wall tilitu add up to
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    Bandit Leaders Sense Tide Of War Against Them
    906 5 Bandit Leaders Sense Tide Of Wa r Aga ins t Them By ASIKK GUNASEKERA, Standard Staff Correspoßdenl MALAYAN terrorist leaders are now be«iin"'»£ to sense iliai the iU\<* of wnr lias ai last definitely turned against them. *anl Chin Kien alias Ah Liaii former De|Mity Commander ol the lltli Independent
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    33 5 photo. Lady Russell inspecting the parade of the Third Wetaohment of the Singapore British Red Cross Society held at the Raffles Institution ground on Sunday. Accompanying l^dy Russell i* Dr. CJ. Poh. Standard
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    99 5 JllltUl f. Mr. Richard Oliveiro, an old boy of st. Anthony's Boys School. ;uid Rover Seoul donated his blood lor tin* Nth time on Svnday. Mr. Oliveiro who works in Champion Motors has donated his blood since 1947. "It is "»> duty to the people, said Mr. Oluciro. We might
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    Towgay Men Get Time
    95 5 Towgay Men Get Time SINGAPORE City Councillors yesterday unanimous igreed to deter action on the ciosing ol welU now bemt; used for towgay growing in Rocbore, Kallang and dreylang nhtil November l to allow towgay-growers further 1 tune to move out to suitable areas. The decision was made follow- j
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    WIFE LEFT HIM AFTER 2 YEARS
    86 5 A SINGAPORE man, Mr. Tay Kok Beng, a teacher, who) was deserted by hi> wife was granted a decree ni i by the Chief Justice, Mr. Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the Singapore Hiyh Court yesterday. Married in May, 1946, Mr. Tay said that in \\HH
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    Lee Urges Traffic Signs In Vernacular
    122 5 TRAFFIC signs such as "No Entry" or "No Right Turn placed at road junctions in Sin- gapore by the traffic authorities should be translated into Malay. Chinese and Indian. urged Mr. Lee Choon Eng, I (Lab. W.) in his adjournment speech at the City
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    50 Naturalised
    29 5 Fifty Singapore residents will receive Certificates of Naturalization from* the Colonial Secretary, Mr. w. L. Blythe at a ceremony at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Ju!> 4
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    67 5 photo. \N 18-FOOT boat was found by the Marine Police adrift off Pulau Blakang Mati. Flat bottom and without motor the boat, built by Ciay Sens Koat of Beach Road, was he lirved to have been loosened from its moorings during tne storm which hit Singapore a fortnight aso. Claims
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    COUNCILLORS AMAZED
    203 5 A DECISION by the Estates and Fire Brigade Committee of the Singapore City C ninril to appnn **M 'i 1 r;*se" the hol'l'iitj if rfliearsals by the Sta^e Dub of Singapore, in the City Police Court, was severely rriiicised by certain Coiincillon at yesterday's meeting. The application was
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    Today's Power Cuts
    277 5 SUBSTATIONS IkiMt* l«« l«»:«<« I) Mountbattrn \«-tv\orK. »t:il<--- < litr IM 4;il:in \«u|»:i-. B.MAC, .MrKitrliif. ltra<M"ll Kis«\ ls!an<l Roll Clnb. Sfcletar Pomps. ><•«; su<ni. s«-i<-tar Wireless, Mental Hospital, Trat:ilv;.«r ist.. H.1.. Ufcambra, k• n i»-- HotH. SumlMwra Kii Roan Pal Si AUBuled Bd., ">i'n> >'•>' l,el»:«r Pumps,
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    Acid Hurts Sleeper
    56 5 j A TEO< "> ir.'.V Seah Tc" li'-M.;. :j .'-l m njured add throw n ti hh ■he wa i lie ••>■" ta d w k lane o I Ai C< I Stueet. n tl i early hour-, yesterday nr>ornlnc [I !An nn jmlj#:)< e> t*(\ ar;i
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      134 5 St. Joseph's Institution: Centenary Celebrations start, Reception by pupils of Brothers' Schools, at S.J I. 9 am. Camera Club: Annual general meeting, British Council H:i!l »i p m 85th Anniversary (Canada): Dance Royal Singapore Go I Club 7.30 p.m. Alumni Association: Talk- by Professor WE. Le Gi«;s Clark on Problems
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      Legislation By Gagging
      801 6 VV E understand that the new Consolidated and Expatriation pay scheme approved by the S ngaporc Legislative Council will come before the Federal Legislative Council m its meeting i< onow, \\Y i' the farce ai Singapore will not be repeated in the Federation. In Singapore the new
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    THIS CLUB IS OPEN TO ALL
    105 6 Sir; In the article by Mr. Michael Davidson in the issue of the Singapore Standard of 26th. June 1952 the following is mentioned: "The o.tly club in Singapore Mr. Mac Donald belongs to is the Island Club, because it is the only club which
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    WELL DRESSED
    30 6 Sir.— lf Mr. Mai-Donald's ideas in regard to evening dress ;ire adopted ii will be p easani 10 meet a man who is properly dressed. JUST ARRIVED. Singapore.
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    THE 300 BABIES WHO DIDN'T ARRIVE IN 1951
    719 6 Sir,— Critic obviously lacks sufficient intelligence to realise thai positive statistics are impossible to produce in respect of assessing the resuli of educating the poorest classes of society in the use of contraceptives. Suppose, however, so few ?.s say 500 impoverished females
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 6 'Took Iheir perishin* time delivering (hose «-««-ds we ordered, didn't they?* 1
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    SUITS AND STUFFY TALK
    128 6 Sir;— Asians should take comlort from the fact that club members of the type presently enjoying the glare of publicity, are better left alone to their strangling dinner suits and stuffy talk. In any case, the rarified atmosphere of the high strata occupied by these selfstyled
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    GOVEEMMENT DOCTOMS ALL
    286 6 Sir:— l must say that "VOTER" has been unduly up^et by my recent letter in which I deplored commercialised medicine and asked that Government nationalise the. Colony's Health Service and make private practice a Crime. "Voter" has put forward two lines of argument: One. that because of
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    Peace Campaign Cloaks A New Cold War In Asia
    817 6  - Peace Campaign Cloaks A New Cold War In Asia O.M. GREEN By LONDON. r PHE enormous publicity by Peking Radio of the meetings of the Preparatory Committee for a new peace campaign in Asia and the Pacific region* shows that the campaign, which is to be launched at. the end
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      Political Blank Cheques
      422 6 Sir I note with great disgust the series of stupid reasons p. it up by Mr. C. C. Tan in his call for a ban on the M.C.A. lotteries. Mr. Tan says that the sale of lottery tickets by the M.C.A. is a great disservice and is
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      Punishment Of Detainees In St. John's
      318 6 Sir; A disquieting report appeared in your contemporary, the Straits Times, a few days ago. to the effect that new regulation? empower the Superintendent of the St. John's Island Detentioi Camp to punish detainees who commit "minor offences" with solitary confinement for a period
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    Review of Views
    324 6 Review of Views Too Few Malays UTUSAN noted thai the Report 1 n:i Population, Births and Deaths for 1950 published re-' ce.itly revealed many facts 1 u lich are disturbing. Ji< I increase in the Malay pooula-l th»!i is 152,080 compared to< 126,538 Chinese and W,81« Indians and Pakistanis, Utusan
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    Acheson: US For Austrian Independence
    220 7 VIENNA, June 30, <AFP).-l.s. Secretary of s i Mi Dean Acheayi said here that r.S. poii c> was o rwr\ tiling to bring about as soon as possible the !)> n Austria will recover her freedom and rub in e. e bad broughi with him
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    Mother's Call Or Stardom
    136 7 Eeanty^i Problem I A1 IFOR- -"The an in I e glamour :i a fame and >ne ai a i i 1!>, s > auty i i ial Miss Univer e" k ge that ea f oj 'er I against the d offer >f *he voice her
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    US Marine Corps Expansion
    9 7 US Marine Corps Expansion n :ian larine and i
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    MacD. Meets Jap Leaders
    95 7 MacD. Meets Jap Leaders fOKYO, Mum. IP)— The omm oner On n S i ith-Easi As a, Mi Malcolm Donald, who has arrived in ►kyo vil i Admiral Sir G. v Rusa British Naval C.-in-C. in Um Fi p:.iv.t. conferred v <. L ■< -I Katsuo Okaaki »day Mr Via
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    Gambling Ring In Police Station
    35 7 HA'.' i.< >K 30 IA? t > fit a police Nation in thi i rovince baa eeently been fired' became it ind rhev were un| s gambling ring in > s1 'ion.
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    New Thai Rail Line To Link Up NE Provinces
    58 7 I'.Wi.KDK. Jiiim JO. i.\l I* > A new railway line >UK illi.nn t<» Nnuukhai. in Ifcc northrast pfWiMCS, i> nit t«» lanlit.it \Ur transportation of food l<» ami from th«'»r pro\ iiu ••>. it MS disclosed. i ««r»vl iim tH>n u
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    ASSEMBLY IS TOLD: RHEE CANT WAIT
    171 7 PUSAN, June 30, (Reuter-AAP).— South Korean President Syngman Khce in a message to his National Assembly today said he "could not wait any longer" for the dissolution of the Assembly. H.^ message* which was read by the Prime Minister said: "I have waited a
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    ANTI-BRITISH PREMIER FOR EGYPT
    450 7 Setback To UK Hopes For End Of Canal Dispu te ALEXANDRIA, June 30 Egypt's elder statesman, Hussein Sirry Pasha, known for his aiili-Britisfa feelings, has formed a new government al thr request of Kinu Farouk. He succeeded Premier tiilaly Pasha who tendered i!i<- resignation of his
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    Fire Bares Red Arms Cache
    49 7 A(ibN. SOITHEST FRANCE, June 30. (Router) I iremen putting a fire out in a garage rented to two Io«al Communist leaders here were startled by sudden explosions. They salvaged eight light machine guns, two submachineguns. a stock of magazines and some Communist propaganda leaflets.
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    MARINE PARADE
    62 7 A $.U 8.0(K) proposed plan tor ithe development at Marine Parade as a promenade with lities -■'fur public bathing "'i suofa amenities as chang- moms >.and refreshment pta > as cepted by the City •(".ihrii'il at their monthly meeting yesterday. The City Council decided to accept $f>5.000 from
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    PREMIER: IRAN HAS 2 CHOICES
    229 7 TEHERAN, June 30.— Premier Mohammed Mossadeq said that there were onlv two ways of remedying Iran's economic troubles. Either the Majlis should support him in his continuing struggles without company pil revenue in the budget, he said, or bring someone else to power in his
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    Eden To Miss FE Debate
    172 7 LONDON. .Tune 30.— Foreign Secretary Anlhony Eden, 55, is i.l with jaundice and will not be able to carry out full duties of his office for a numbtr of veeks. the Foreign Office announced last night. Mr. Eden was (k;c to speak in next Tuesday's
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    66 7 trenderd London Correspondent LONDON, June 30. —The following ore the closing •rices of rubber »n4 tin on the London Morket today LONDON RUBBER Spot 27 Id. Ay- 17 Id I i ?l?i Joii./Mor. a|,d. July/c.f. Itl*. Markat: Dull. LONDON TIN Spot £969.10*. per tan buyer*, £970.105.
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    Councillor Was Given 'Back Seat'
    134 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Mr. S.C. Singam protested strongly in the Kuala Lumpur -Municipal Council today against t he insult given him and other Commissioners by the Selangor State Government over ihe recent arrangements for councillors to view the Queen's birthday parade on the Kuala Lumpur
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    Taxis Can't Hire Seats
    72 7 Standard Staff Reporter NO HACKNEY carriage in Singapore, other than a motor omnibus shai! be hired out by the seat This decision was arrived af yesterday's meeting of the City Council when the existing Municipal (Hackney Carriages) By-iaws were amended. A suggestion that the amendment should
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    2 Extra Buses
    50 7 IN ORDER to provide extra transport facilities' for the Singapore Harbour BoaiH labour force, the City Council, at yesterday's meeting, unanimously hi; reed to permit trip kepptl Bus Co. lo optr. '< two buswfi ttam tlie bus Urminus to Gate 10. Kepptl Harbour, and bark during peafc
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    He Threw Away Money
    52 7 !!< IXGKONG. Jum !0 iR* fer-AAP) S: shoe-shine boy« >. <• bank notes which w«it thrown I i Europx .< Leaning <;ut of window <n the sth flooi of St. ETraw Hotel. C« seway H. mi- rientified E of the i b hand l ar noli
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    Pilot Saves Test Records In Jet Crash
    125 7 BOSCOMBE DOWN. So era Eng and fc June 30, <R» uU I i Squadron La adei B I \V. nevfon saved i'.< test records and escape d fiery d< ath i < i when he lm ash anded b t twin jel atom
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    Pacific Council Strategy
    203 7 Pacific Council Strategy WASHINGTON ■•<' I > I US. titan an< Z«. tland cabinet im i < > 1 M fi: Si Wet k dtscusi loofH defei i f rategy nUm Pi I region ind Korean <:< id P.p'omatic sources <• analysis of (he ability three powers and tth p«
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    Grenade Hits 30
    11 7 SOME 10 t soldi* i the Sail too.
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    Ridgway In Oslo
    16 7 Gl i B. 1 WAI O C Oslo tod; i peel f A.P.
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    Lana Seeks Divorce
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    Shipping Companies Combine To Run Japan-S'pore Route
    243 8 Standard Shipping Reporter. NINE Japanese shipping companies, which have combined into three seperate lines to operate a three ship monthly service between Japan, Singapore, Bombay and Karachi, will go into full service, when the ship, the Tatsuwa Maru, belonging to the last of
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    2 16-KNOT SHIPS FOR R.I LINES
    119 8 TWO 16 knot ships, the Straat Banka and the TjibantI jet, have recently been completed for Royal Enterocean Lines, and are expected to arr:\*e in Singapore shortly on their maiden voyages* The Straat Banka Is cargo passenger liner of 9.00U tons, i i was
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    RUBBER DROPS FOUR CENTS
    258 9 Biggest Price Fall In Weeks On City Market >Lukit Reporter IU BBER prieef jrestcrdsj registered the Uk- tlrop for in;in\ weeks, qiKttatiotm nropnin^ t nt- pet Ib. on an easy market in Singapore. v *°d rfhag bronKiH down prices pel ai the opening to 93 cents
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    Bonn's Steel Output More Than UK's
    57 9 Bonn's Steel Output More Than UK's 30— Western teel probaa ul ri< r'■ iUI March W< ten Genwma ns ol rtee! Bitln inkta I I I B Its o 1 It V' accorci--E •.it the I OUtpUt E i B I the I ..il ratr ii pet cent over nctt
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    British Report On US Steel Industry
    25 9 British Report On U S Steel Industry active t th I tin's ad- clue to team ■> an, hut S nil is a times os in
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    Produce Mart Opens Dull
    94 9 >1 ml rii Jfarki 1 Bepertei 1 Ued on S any b.;.-. less pass Copra had b;r t $21 pi JB, no dca 1 *>i! seller^ indica''.'d 1 .1r 1 j 1 but there was oo ::i evidence. 1 ;>^r quotations were $565 r picul ror
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    Japs Seek To Expand UK Trade
    136 9 TOKYO, June 30:— The Ministry of Internationa! Trade ind Industry is planning to propose a one-year extension with minor revisions to tne preseni United K'nj?flom-.lapan overall payments agreement, ciue to expire August 31. Tiie Ministry aims to expand Japan's trade with the Sterling area
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    A. HITAM'S CROP CUT
    144 9 AVER HITAM Planting Syndicate suffered from intimidation 0:1 their estate which retted In a drop in the crop of rubber harvested to 394,000 ib. foi the year to March 31, 1952. The previous year's output was 520,000 lb. The Company's net profit amounted to $45,794 which
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    Bank Warns On Trade Tariffs
    63 9 NEW YORK, June 30 (ReuU;-» 'Pm federal Reserve B'lilc (it Xew York has warned that trade restriction* imposed bp the franc ;md sterling areas could, if allowed to go on, hinder a returij to normal production and trade. The B;;nk in j study of "recent
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    Malayan Share Market
    41 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malayan share markei was '-i;i_v but with quoia- ids fti a igjhi I- i i:< r levels than on Saturday The volume .of business passing w.. imiti i. Yesterday*! price, were: i
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    Rubber Flooring For US Liner Covers 4 Acres
    126 9 THE world'! largest *hip instuliation of rubber flooring. covering almost 3J miles of de'ks. pa&sjgeways and other passenger areas on the new luxury liner, the United Slates. 't;u just been completed at Newport News, Virginia. Same 170.000 square feet of rubber, including
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    US Has 1,281 Trade Ships
    69 9 NEW YORK. Jung 39 (API: f.ie privately-owned oceangoing U.S. merchant fleet on June I totalled 1.281 vessels of 15,300,210 dead-weight ions.' the National Federation of American Snipping reported. These incioded 830 dw cargo Ships of 8.5.~)9.2H0 tons and 451 tankera ol K.740.9. r >o tons.
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    11 9 ITAUS arid Argentina have signed a USSH2,OOO,OOO trade agreement. U P
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    Britain Has New 1½-Ton Jet Engine
    141 9 Britain Has New 1½ -Ton Jet Engine LONDON, June 30, (UP).— Britain has produced a new jet engine only 10 feet 4 inches long and 3 feet 4 inches In diameter that weighs one and a half tons. The Bristol Aeroplane Company claimed that the engine, called the Olympus. is
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 COMMODITY PRICES Closing rubber prices (cents per ib in Singapore yesterday were: Bu>er& Seller* No J Spot Loose «j9 92 i F.0.8. in bales July No. 1 K.S.S. !K!; 93i No Z R.S.S. 88i 891 No. :i K.S.S. 84y 85] Tone: Quirt after, irregular. LONDON HI imtß Monday's opening prices
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    Luxury In Cargo Ship
    98 9 photo. The new 6,000-ton motor liner Ebro pictured here has now joined the Royal Mail Lines fleet on the UK-West Indies-Cen-tral America earuo and passenger service. Built by Ha Hand and Wolff. Ltd., Ciovan. the Ebio has appointments equal to those of the modern first-class passenger
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    'Not US Policy To Use synthetic As Weapon'
    568 9 th A T S ttO thc P° lic y of United Slates Government to nAiiJin i^ej :> m n^^jri l bbe2^lustry as an rronemic weapon designed to *0,,i,0l the price of natural robber. Stressing this in tho Natural Rubber News of June.
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    PACT RENEWED
    16 9 THE IndO-Egyptian trade agreement has been renewed for another veav pnrfin* FVhrn:irv 1951?. U.P.
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    German-Goa Link
    14 9 West- Germany opens a telephone service to Goa <Por-''igiiv.-c India > today, Reuter
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    £2M Trad Pact
    44 9 A one-year trade agreement between Pakistan and Czechoslovakia has been signed to Karachi under which Pakistan will supply 28.000 bates nl cotton and 80,000 bales of jute in return for a ran^e oi 100 C/erh valued at A12.U00.000 (sterling). —A. P.
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    'Good Time To Buy A Watch'
    190 9 'Good Time To Buy A Watch THE great mystery >^ time I and fee iirl ol i planets reduceti to the simple figures! on the dal oi a wrist watefc. Such is the miracle accomplished by modem watchmakers. But today, when watches I and clocks axe within easy reach of
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    Importance Of Canada-Malaya Trade Stressed
    283 9 By CHRISTINK DIKMKK, Slmulanl -saff Reporter THE growing importance and progress of tra<?« between Canada and Malaya since the end of the war was stressed yesterday by Mr. I). S. Armstrong, Canadian Trade Commissioner in Singapore, on the eve of Canada's 85th birthday as the
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    Labour Lark Blamed For Rubber Drop
    98 9 LABCH H rtaj the gene);;: n f Lal km dl result* 'i i i mailer ti I rubber for HiddV Rubber Syndicate which reported a gr< profit 173 ioc t'.'- pear 1 Ouip it foi 1951 n il). (293,573 Ib. in lOT ■II In
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    HK EXCHANGE
    29 9 HONGK< >NG .1 i- Special 5 IS ..i wen i I 1 rrlin* HK K (o USII UKSI B3Q to 'IKWi 314 R p ihj Cold Kflfl
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      71 9 IRON ORE TINNED GOODS PATCHOULI OIL COCONUT OIL INSECTICIDES SAND BAUXITE RAYON PIECE GOODS TOBACCO PALM OIL DRUGS LEAD ORES SHAMPOO SEA DAMAGED GOODS WATER SOIL FLOUR fJLJGAR DO YOU HANDLE ANY OF THESE? WE HAVE BEEN ANALYSING THEM ALL RECENTLY. CAN WE HELP YOU CHECK QUICKLY VAIID ON THE
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      42 9 Despatches Mails for T B »eo. Labuan, Brunei and Miri close at B a n. tomorrow bj Daryel, io IndoChi.na 8 a.m. by Kin a. Arrivals Mails and parce a arrived yesterday from Thailand by train, and N Indi.i by E. Sang.
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    an adventure Called Photography
    1281 10  -  Peter Robinson H 20— THE NEGATIVE E HAVE learned a voriety of vavi u clicking our cimero •hutf<--< r o^ o variety of •übjecrs. Now if .t rime for ut ra loolc o BftM rnorc deeply tnto whar happen* to the film during if« brief 9Jimpie
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    MEET THE HASSELBLAD
    272 10 HBR/.YGS us to HASSELBLAD and 1 regret to sjy that, despite a recent tour of the d calf's and nmii'j "iiiioii? calls to friends in the trade and. profession, 1 have so far failed to flush out a single Hasselblad in Singapore. The Hasselblad is made in
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    BILL WEBB JONES: RECORD REVIEWS
    581 10 DORIS DAY f.i:»> rjn rsvel In a regular j;>jite :>t recent releases bv Columbia I tta ok the be>t of ihesa la "Tell Me Why which has "Till We >lr«»t Again" on the reverse, Columbia DB 3OJO Then there is "MooaHfht Bay" and 'Lovr Vj".
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    382 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR r rTH>DAT*B QlOi iilON: "The I I fjiirr«t thin?> have fleete>t end: Their scent survives their rl»%e. But th» rose's srenl ii bitterness 1 o him that loved the rose!" Francis Thompson. TUESDAY lOR FVFRYONFAllow extra rime en route «■> there > a
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    RFA TO TELL THE TRUTH
    255 10 SAN FRANCISCO, June 30 Radio Free Asia, operated by the Committee tor Free Asia to broadcast programmes of fact and truthful news to the Far East, has increased its transmission facilities to include Guam and a second transmitter in Manila, it was announced here. John
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    CAMERA IN THE STREET
    36 10 "WINDOW GAZERS" by T. C. Seow to a delightfully placid early morning" study with a Rolleiflex. Gevapan film developed in Microdol. Exposure with a yellow filter, was 1 100th at f. 11.
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    441 10  - for the Discophile VICTOR DOGGETT LATEST CLASSICAL RKCORI)IN(,s U, BY H.\VI»V. rllo mncrii) (n I) major *rr Gevaert). Pierre Faur'ii' r (C*U*t. Philh* rmunia Orfbfdn (Kubrliki II M V this e tarn ng rft i ions t:i our lit to be me ;>• >duci of a pupil of Hn- r
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    CHINESE 'Y' TO HOLD PIANO CONTEST
    741 10  -  'ANACRUSIS' MUSIC NOTES By rPHE Chinese Y.M.C.A. will hold another piano competition in August. It will be remembered that a similar competition was held last year with great success in which there were over 60 competitors. The system of entry and adjudication is the
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    NEW EVENTS IN JOHORE G.P. RACES
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    Jamaica's Team Is In Form
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    Race Weights For Bukit Timah Meet.
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    60 11 TODAY'S Sport SINGAPORE 5 i IFJ D Sum r .t r» :'j'i- D I B SCi I :'4 SV/S< [I fl- 7 h $C t I. SBHFA I* D I r c at ROTA EAHRU T;- i ri i y >..#- TC M, IPOH LAECUB rl^: r <t I|M I
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    Tigers Miss Many Then Win With 3
    356 12 \l IF.K nii^ini: lluvf clianns for every one Ji.-\ succeeded witli Tiger Sporting Association ,t Katong Sajarah 3 l in a SAFA cup lie at J.il.m Besar Stadium yesterday. Bakar was back in the side and alter his nek at Malacca tor Singapore
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    Singapore Athletes Improving
    138 12 Singapore Athletes Improving C TAX U lent Of SOS general meet- ght, paid a tribute Is achievtes in Singapore. I m 0 3 mpic Games. In athletes have proving c >nsiderably e been slowly but eep ng up the in- i lard khe IMJI Gan he >aid ius I >s
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    German Derby
    70 12 4BURG. Jun* 30 AP>— 9 ied Stables' Mangon won irk C&300) G ma here jresterdaj before •Mi s >ectai hts. Me waa run over a dis- i "2.400 metres Bfang a»*a tinnc wus t'Aii ndoutea H e vu ridden by G 5 H by 1 e Staal {Eu
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    112 12 TAIPING, Mon. Ferry Young, stera footba \'l ol Penanfi e > ed superiority i isi beat Taiping Dsi in an inte esting mate! 1 by five goals to two I" e s >pened accounts through centre forward Perumal in the Brat half In the second T
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    42 12 photo, Uueen Elizabeth meets members of the Indian cricket team during her visit to Lord's for the third day of the second Test match. June 33. She is shaking hands with Vinoo Mankud. who scored 184 in India's second innings. Associated Press
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    Indian Soccer Team
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    KE School Win
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    SOSC Staved Off Fed. Threat
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    Malayan Cycling Tourney
    180 12 Malayan Cycling Tourney SEGA MAT. Mon. The Malayan Track cycling championships will be held in .Tohore this year. Segamat will be the venue and August 21 and 2'2 will be the dates The event will be held under the auspices of the Segamat Sports' Council who will be responsible fur
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    55 12 Britain has found one of the most relentless runners in the world. A man who ran kill distance and grind other runners out of thr race. He is steeplechaser. John Disley. (above) who won at the Amateur Athletic Association championships at the White City. London, in the fastest time in
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    54 12 N'DOX J e weekend i course and London in hi s world journey reo j more than th*. milei N Arthur v. i. t* e marathoi course ted t I The nice co\ ei in the re more than the I ms adds time of
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