Singapore Standard, 9 June 1953

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    19 9 SINGAPORE STANDARD Ik it ft Jt Vol. 11l No. 337. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1933. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS
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    AND HERE IT IS-EXCLUSIVE
    589 9 Everest Conquerors TeU Their Stors. Tensing Otieretl Fruit* __To Mtuilttha I "i. June ram* the excit- Everest had been cond If "v, 14-i/ear-ald New Zea:Bl I Sherpn guide. Here is The Standard: > London Times CAMP FOUR, MOUNT EVEREST: |e masters of Mount- Everest, Edmund |j||
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    Hillary Raised His Ice-Axe In Greeting
    1703 9 THE MOMENT OF VICTORY si en making their wav across the traverse at the top of the face of Lhotse. They could only be the .summit team and their i ipporters from the South Col They were moving fast and m three hours they
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    THE EVEREST EPIC
    126 9 Since the news of the conquest of Mount Everest broke out on Coronation day. the world has been eagerly waiting for the full and authentic story of ihe greatest exploration feat of the 20th cenlury. Ami what more authentic slory than the one written hy the men
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    INDIA FLAG IS THERE
    107 9 NEW DELHI. June. 8. (AFPI The Indian Hi: p* anted on lon ol X i mts: by Tan-ting Sherpa fuide w firs: m reach Ihe tiimmil il Wi, i, .><>''< The Union Jack md >iCH l!;i 4 w-i .< i> m ad ili'-ir. The ne i_
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    Deportation Of Driving Teacher Is Recommended
    299 10  -  MR. TAN AH TAH. Simraoore First Criminal District Judftc, yesterday recommended a deportation order against T. .1. Devalley, charged with criminal breach of trust of Sl5O. Devalley v.a.s sentenced to a total of two months rigorous imprisonment He had three previous con- victions. He
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    60% DIV. FOR CO-OP MEMBERS
    146 10 MORE than 5.000 sharehold-, e^s of 1i 10 S re Co-opera-tive Stores may fai 60 per cent d >nd on the l. c value of their shares. Mr. < I. Soi, .ii. Senior Co-opera-tive* Offi <r. told The Standard ye -.n i day. He said
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    UK Sees Dragon
    29 10 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, .June B— PhoV •is of Singapore's illuminated sea dragon on Coronation night is displayed across Ihree columns <>f The Times this morning.
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    FIRE VICTIMS SEARCH RUINS
    136 10 VICTIMS of the New Bridge Road fire at dawn on Sunday combed through the ruins yesterday salvaging lost property. Mor e than lea persons have been rendered homeless as result of the fire which destroyed their homes Many of th e victims lost their entire belongings
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    COURT SEQUEL TO BIG DOPE HAUL
    162 10 The seizure of about 128 pounds of opium worth about $78,000 by the Singapore Harbour Police at dawn on Apr. 11 had its sequel m the Second District Court yesterday. i Two men, Goh Whay Yam and Goh Boon Peng each faced two charges
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    NO GOVT. HOUSING AID
    380 10 Societies May Drop Scheme Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has rejected the request of Seacon Limited, the Federal and Colonial Building Soeietv and other co-operative building societies for rinanciai backing m their low-cost "hiiepurchase" housing projects. The Governments reply stated that the building socleties must
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    Couple Robbed On Lonely Road
    71 10 WHILE a Chinese was strolling with his g:rl friend along a lonely road a quarter of a mile oft the man Sembawang Road. Singapore, on Sunday night at 8.45. two Malay youths waylaid them. One of ihe Malays had a pen-knife while the other carried
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    Boat On Fire
    26 10 A SINGAPORE lire-engine was called out ta fight a lire bat broke out m a motor-boat i lying along Clifford Pier yesterday morning.
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    Jurors Must Wear Ties, Judge Says
    109 10 MALE JURORS m a Singapore High Court were told by Mr. Justice Whitton yesterday that they should wear neckties during their future appearances m order to maintain the dignity of the Court. This incident happened at the Singapore Assizes when Ho Chwee Leng was
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      265 10 Mi^m t^ M4fk DOM r MiND LUCKY ,-.E GOT THIS DON'T MIND EF AH 1 TH' REASON AH T THASS TERRie-Ef.' MO, DEAR. II WORSE.*/ C_.R 1 -"-f-i J STAVim'FO' SUPPER, TEN!- F.XDT POLE. HAVE DO- IT'S NICE T'DINE I IS HERE 1ST 1 <. TH LA.*ST O'TH BABY'LL BETfi'LAST
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    Mallal Wants Govt. To Tighten Rules
    310 11 *W^COVli*Vm% ELECTIONS Standard Staff Reporter J >* N,A MALLAL a Singapore Legislative Councillor will the Government to tighten up the residential qualification Va» dates contesting any future elections to the City Council He will move at the Legislative Council meetinrr next week that the
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    08 People Give Blood
    10 11 08 People Give Blood il I i I i R.A.F.
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    58 11 FAMOUS singer Joan Hammond, (above), who arrives m .Singapore by air on Thursday, wiil give one recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall. She will be aecaaaaaaled by guest road uc tor and pianist Walter Susskini. tickets for this recital _re on sale at Robinson's md m two days of bookings
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    Fare Robs Trishaman
    9 11 i A took M I J
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    To Sing In S'pore
    107 11 rrom sii for the front vits to S3 at the back. An Australian. Miss Hammond has been sing\mt\ for as long as she can remember. A fine sportswouun. particularly good m golf, she was given her fust chance to stuay abroad m lO.'lii. when golfers of
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    Several Societies Banned
    174 11 Several Societies Banned IMP. use of registered societies, associations and clubs for unlawful purposes m S ngapore has resulted In the recent dissolution of several organisation*, Mr. j. d. Duncanson, the Registrar of Societies t o!d The Standard yesterday However, the dissolutions did not point to a special clean up
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    Royal Thanks
    69 11 THE Secretary of State for the Colonies has cabled the Governor to say that the loyal addresses sent by the Colony have been laid before the Queen who has commanded that an expression of warm appreciation of the loyal greetin:;-; and good wishes offered on the occasion of
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    51 11 photo. The "Optimisi One." srrn In the hands of I. AC. Bidmcad won the five mile half tiiiii ra<> at the Junior Icarians Coronation aeromodelling rare meet, at Gan Kn_ Sent. School k round m Singapore Stindav. Others m the pn-liu,. i,. (pi Donohue and S.A.C. Frcrr. from R.A.F Selrtar.
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    C-G To Lay Skyscraper Foundation
    143 11 C-G To Lay Skyscraper Foundation THE foundation stone of Singapore's new 18-storev skyscraper, now being built at Finlayson Green, for the Asia Insurance Company, will be laid by the CommissionerGeneral. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, on the morning of June 19. Work on the skyscraper is progressing according to plan, a spokesman
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    SHE OFFERS AWARD TO MARK THE CORONATION
    324 11 THE Singapore Department of Education yesterday received the offer of a "Coronation" Scholarship m embroidery and sewing. The offer is the only one to be instituted m Singapore as a commemorative scholarship. Che Asmah binte Hashim. Principal of the Asmah School of Embroidery,
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    MORE CHEAP FISH SOLD IN S'PORE
    217 11 MORE CHE AP FISH SOLD IN S'PORE CHEAP FISH is pouring into Singapore, Mr. Sng Seng Ueng, general manager of Malayan Fishing industries Ltd., whose trawlers have landed vei v large latches m the Colony during the last three months told The Standard yesterday. He tald lhal hotels and restaurants
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    Malayan Newsmen Visit BBC
    256 11 JOURNALISTS from Singapore. Malaya, Hongkong and j Borneo were among British overseas visitors who were told o n Sunday of the efforts the BBC is making to assist m building up broadcasting organisations m overseas territories with the same standards of objectivity and public service which
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    U.S. Church For British Forces
    81 11 A BRANCH of the Mother Church. Boston, U.S.A. has been opened specially t° serve Christian Scientists stationed with the armed forces |n British territories including Singapore and the Federation, it was announced at the church's annual meeting m Boston yesterday. Reports on the world-wide activities
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    Co-op Meeting
    48 11 THE Singapore Customs and Excise Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will hold an i- traordinnry meeting on June _.*>. at the Society's office at Maxwell Road. One of the items on the agenda is to amend a bylaw to charge a six pei cent interest on loans.
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    S'pore Study Group Needs A New Home
    158 11 THK Study Group Movement, Singapore, which h.<-» (►ceti holding courses m premies of the British Council, will have to find new or additional premises before the middle of tins month or rei duce the number of their courses. According to the organising secretary's
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    Driver Robbed
    22 11 THREE men rohbed ;i 1 i sidriver of $17 at the fl, stone Changi Road bi 12.53 a.m. on Sunday.
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    THE ROUTES TO THE SUMMIT
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    Assistant Changes Plea
    130 12 ROBERT Douglas Gaston, office assistant, who at a previous hearing at the Fifth Police Court pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a wall clock from the Savoy« Restaurant, yesterday changed his plea and claimed trial. At the previous hearing the Magistrate, Mr. D.H. Chapman suspended sentence
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    S'pore Crowds Go Stamn Crazy
    239 12 S'pore Crowds Go Stamn Crazy THE crowd at the Singapore General Post Office went crazy when they rushed to buy Coronation stamps on June 2, Mr W. A Cooper, the Director of Posts, told a press conference yesterday. He complained that the crowd tore down a number of posters on
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    3 Reds Slain, 2 Give Up
    134 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Three more Communist terrorists hare been killed and two others have surrendered m the Federation. Two terrorists surrendered at the Tapah Police Station this morning after killing two of their terrorist comrades whilst they were sleeping The two men who gavel
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    FED. VISITORS RETURN HOME
    92 12 MOST of the people who came down from tlie Federation to Singapore for the Coronation celebrations went back during the week-end. Malayan Railways, which was heavily booked at the beginni ing of the month is now back to normal. I Hotels too, seem to have got
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    VILLAGE ELECTION
    25 12 A LOCAL Council Election was held recently m Bukit Sapi village along the Perak River. About 97 per cent, of the electorate voted.
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    FAMILIES WILL GET PRIORITY
    114 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Moh. Over 700 Malay families who are facing an eviction order from their temporary homes at Kebon Teh. Johore Bahru. have been assured by the District Officer, Inche Abdullah bin Mohamed that they will be? given priority for resettlement when tb e new Majedee
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    Man's Death Is Presumed
    58 12 YVONNE Rose Peterson, yvho m 1950 won "M.-s Singapore" content, was yesterday granted an order by Mr. Justice Brown m the High Qourt. presuming the death of her husband. Manuel Maldariado. a Spaniard. Maldanado. the Court was te>ld. left Singapore m 194rt. almost a year after
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    The Queen Knew Him
    189 13 Standard Staff Reporter LAST Friday at a Bucking ham Palace reception the Queen recognized one of her admirals and chatted with him about his command the Far East Station. venteen years ago he was Equerry to King George VI her father and a commander m the
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    CASHIER ROBBED
    210 13 OF $18,000 Standard Staff Reporter THE cashier of Lee Rubber Co. Ltd. Si naa pore, Mr. Yap Giow Jin, was robbed m kJ^J daylight yesterday of $18 000 which he Ui fust drawn from a bank for the allowances of his firm's employees. A sum of $3,000 and
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    Man Collapses
    38 13 A 46 YEAR OLD seaman Lan Choon Eng collapsed while he was walking along Cecil Street, near the junction of Boon Tat Street. A passerby went up to him and held him a s he dropped.
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    No Police Ranks For The Clerks
    123 13 Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION t 0 give police ranks to clerical personnel m the Singapore Police Force i s not at present under consideration. Mr. Nigel Morris, Commissioner of Police told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Morris said the suggestion wa s considered by
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    Police Ambush Four Men With Knives
    248 13 TAN KEE LIX, a Singapore hospital assistant, said m the Seventh Police Court yesterday that when he was held up by four armed men he fought them and they ran. He chased the men. unaware that a Police party led by Inspector a C.
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    Coronation Colour Films Are Here
    287 13 TWO full colour feature length films of the Coronation, "A Queen is Crowned" and "Elizabeth is Queen," having been rushed out by air, were both previewed m Singapore last night. By John Coombes "A Queen i s Crowned," J. Arthur Rank's 75-minute film of the
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    Somebody Closed The Wrong Plug
    105 13 Somebody Closed The Wrong Plug JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Somebody closed the wrong valve and the whole of Johor c Bahru went without water for nearly 24 hours the Senior Executive Engineer, Mr. J.W. Pirn, told a Town Council meeting today. Mr. Pirn was explaining why the Town's water supply was
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    Came Opens Course On Welfare Work
    119 13 Standard Staff Reporter THE ECONOMIC system which we hav e provides for most of the people most of tho cm e but it cannot provide for all the people all th c time. cr e must, therefore be some people whose special difficulties In
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    Ritson Report To Governor
    67 13 SIR Edward Ritson. tlie independent Commissioner, inquiring into the various allowances drawn by Singapore Government employees, will submit his findings to Governor Sir John Nicoll on Friday. His main recommendation is believed to be the consolidation of various allowances, m addition to certain proposals for changing
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    CHICKEN-POX IN COLONY
    56 13 TWELVE cases of chickenpox have been reported m Singapore. Three of these are people not ordinarily resident m the City area. This is disclosed m a Health statement issued by the City Council for the week ending May 30. The statement also reveals that 37 people died
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 13 Srondaco London Corretporoent LONDON, June 8. The following ore thr closing price* o» rubber and tin on the Loidcn market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 2 0 Ld. July/Sept. 20. d. Oct. Dec. 20Ld. Jan. /Mor. 20 d. June ci.f. 19^d. Market: Steady. LONDON riN Spor "690 per
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    Rhee Goes Marching On
    803 14 <*JYNGMAN RHEE. the 78-year-old President of South Korea, pouts, protests and threatens that if an armistice is brought about m Korea under terms unacceptable to him. ho would carry on the war against the Communists alone. Now neither President Rhee nor his Allies believe that the
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  • Review of Views
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      Rural Areas
      171 14 L'TUSAN MELAYU comments on the visit made by Governor Sir John Nicoll to ihe rural areas on Coronation day. The inha-, bitants m tlie rural areas, were promised by the Gover-, nor thai their complninls, would be given consideration^ But Is it possible for Governmerit lo fulfil the
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      Unity Before Peace
      73 14 SIN CHEW JU POH says that! the Korean war has served i as a valuable experience fori the allies m that there must" be unity before peace can -be" achieved. Selfish and individual interests, must be subordinated m the( interests of the great majo-i rity of people
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      Peace In Korea
      58 14 NANYANG SIANG PAU hopes" that a Korean armistice would' be signed without further' delay. However, it adds, it has been 1 evident that the allies made' an unfortunate mistake m! underestimating the enemy. The daily adds that future, peace must be devoted to< further the interests andi
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      No Munich
      35 14 j CHUNG SHIXG JIT PAO urges] Britain and the United States] to arrive at a compromise" during the forthcoming meet-" ing m Bermuda. The daily warns, however, that' another -.Munich" will be' disastrous.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 14 "Oi! Mind coming down to earth for a while? Your tea's ready!"
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      'A Great Union Of United Workers!'
      1179 14  - 'A Great Union Of United Workers!' ALEX JOSY B tt WHAT is this so-called Parry scheme which the Straits Times wrote about last week? The newspaper described it as an entirely new wage system for Malaya's 320,000 rubber workers. It provided for a basic wage and two bonuses a production
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    THF IDEA OF WORLD REVOLUTION?
    890 14  - THF IDEA OF WORLD REVOLUTION? EDWARD CRANKSHAW tfas IfiiloitF.or AHanetaned By THE most remarkable utterance that has come out of Russia for very many years is an apparently casual observation m the Kremlin's belated and circustantial reply to Sir Winston Churchill which filled the whole front page of "Pravda." In
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      DOUBLE DOORS FOR BUM
      104 14 Sir*. The City Council's Vehicles and Traffic Committee's objection to the sensible introduction of double door buses m to solve the chaos prevalent m Singapore*! overcrowded has revealed I he lack of appreciation by car raffle experts ol tundness of the ne. These expert-; Instead of
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      Attack On Nair
      154 14 Sir. I am a itu< idary school m S poi c. I want to ask you. Sir, whether it is right for any of our masters to Mr. Devan Nair In the > room. Two of our masters have done so. one of them even wasted nearly
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      Road Block
      29 14 then manned by Be:. the tion G Land 1 mem Ctl A Guai i I I tO K 1 hie i may I wh. too** Ben torn;
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      13 14 Tomorrow New Temper In Turkish Politics By A Times Correspondent r i i
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      215 14 Be Proud of Your English Improve Your Spec Writing m a Few H^ Are you content frith thei The i /i- way you speak and write? Arc cnadurled ,l you sure that you are not planned thai te* making mistakes thai i able pm_H^ wl people to underrate yo hours
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    NEW I-C STATUS TO BE STUDIED
    212 15 SAIGON, lune X. (IP)— Vietnam Premier Nguyen Un ran announced .yesterday his government soon till start negotiations with Irance on modifications m dated States' status and urged consultation itth his cabinet before any big power conference about the Indo-China conflict. "Vietnam no longer must
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    Gen Erskine To Fight Mau Mau
    13 15 Gen Erskine To Fight Mau Mau I i any- had »m him, idded
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    'WEAK PRESIDENT'
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    Confucius Temple
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    Steel Pool Step To Federation
    96 15 WASHINGTON, June 8.1 (AP)— M. Jean Monnet. head ol Europe's six-nation Coal and Steel Pool, yesterday called it "probably the greatest revolution that Europe has ever seen." "It is leading toward the prospect of a European Federation." said the French economist who is president of
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    QUEEN RESTS AFTER WEEK
    249 15 QUEEN RESTS AFTER WEEK WINDSOR, June 8. Queen Elizabeth worshipped yesterday m the Royal Chapel of the grounds of Windsor Castle where she is resting with her family after a week of arduous Coronation duties. She was accompanied by her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh. The Queen and other members
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    Odeon Opened
    58 15 photos. SINGAPORE'S newest theatre, the Odeon. was officially opened by the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald last night. The gala charity premiere was m aid of the University Endowment Fund. On left, the Commissioner General is seen making his address. (Right): H P performs the opening ceremony
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    WORKERS OBJECT
    37 15 VICE PREMIER Zdenek Nejedly of Communist Czechoslovakia admitted yesterday that his government's recent drastic currency reform "met with open resistance from among th c ranks of th e workers during the first few days.'' AP
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    Probe Of Detainees In Russia Sought
    170 15 BRUSSELS, June 8, (AFP) The International Commission on Concentration Camps has asked the Soviet Minister of the Interior, Lavrenti Beria, for permission to probe conditions of political detainees m Russia. The Commission, made uo of representatives of former prisoners of various European countries, made
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    Bidault To Make Bid For Premier
    130 15 PARIS, June 8, (Reuter) Mr. Georges Bidault, Premierdesignate of France, is to ask the National Assembly on Wednesday to confirm him m the office He said this yesterday, the 18th day of France's 19th post-war Cabinet crisis, and added that he would ask for
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    Vietminh Attack RC Seminary
    73 15 HANOI. June 8. (AP)— Late' reports on the Communist Vietminh attack last Friday on an undefended Roman Catholicseminary said the Reds killed four nuns. wounded three 'others, and kidnapped 57 students and four priests. The seminary is near Phat Diem. 75 miles southeast of Hanoi m
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    Check On Red Airlift Of Guns To S. America
    204 15 WASHINGTON, June 8, (AP)— A Communist airlift allegedly smuggling guns from Texas into Panama to supply weapons for planned revolutions m Latin America, is under secret investigation by Congressional sleuths, it was learned yesterday. A well-placed source who declined to be
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    Bagpiper Dies
    26 15 JOHN MACDONALD. "King of the Pipers" who was Honorary Court Bagpiper to two British sovereigns, died at .his home Saturday. He was M.— AP
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    AGREEMENT SIGNED: LAST HITCH TO PEACE IS CLEARED
    430 15 AGREEMENT SIGNED: LAST HITCH TO PEACE IS CLEARED PANMI'NJOM, June B— The United Nations signed over South Korean protest this afternoon a prisoner exchange agreement with the Communists that cleared the last major obstacle to a ceasefire m the three-vear-old war. American Lt.-Gen. William K. Harrison and North Korean Gen.
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    Explosions Rock Seoul Crowds Panic
    371 15 SEOUL, June B —The South Korean capital was shaken tonight by three explosions, one near the home ol rreeidt ni Syngman Rhee. The city immedia'tlv was blacked out and air raid mns were sounded. At least U\o propeller driven plains a heard over Seoul as
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    Eden 'Comfortable'
    29 15 MR Anthony Eden pent ■very comfortable night" :he New '/.>■:< tnd B pti I pita] m Boston. hero I ia soon to undergo operation, the rities reported Reuter
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    Seat For Reds At Political Talks
    240 15 After Armistice-- LONDON, June 8: (UP)— The British Commonwealth Prime Ministers have agreed by a majority decision that Communist China should be represented at any political conference following a Kbrean armistice Premier Mohammed Ali of Pakistan said today. I All here for the Coronation
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    Member Of Sudan Voting Body Quits
    104 15 KHARTOUM. ,Tun e 8, (APi The Sudan Electoral Commission yesterday faced a most critical situation when one of its members. Khalafallah l.halid, withdrew and accused the commission m public of "falling under foreign influence." Khalid is one of three Sudanese members appointed to thc
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    BEACH WOLVES TAKE NOTE A
    70 15 BEACH WOLVES TAKE NOTE A photo. THE beach wolves will get an added break Ihis year ii Gaby Suter's fad catches on. Pretty (iaby has had her name written on her back with a lotion and by the time she has got a tan, the lotion can be removed leaving
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      30 15 WILLI \M and t.d*_rd Lendrum. British rii Minis. taking a radio rrrrivrr |o Cairo to sell it. vera r• <« by Kg>pilan police and acrn»rej of po_sr-Mtif radio tr— miller. Reuter
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      31 15 ihf Waal Bei lln 1 1 paper. Telegi 'i reported ve»terd»» the Communist East 7.i>' vernnient had given order* to remove p.c'urc* «>r President Wilhrlm I'leck Ir >m nublic of- AP
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      31 15 THL BB< is considering sending a protest ac.iiu-| Ihe introdurtion of advertblaa h-ia scenes of the < uronation Vice filmed hv the 884 nil shown on American •••immer- i.i l television. AFP
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      26 15 UNITED STATES ..mclalt itaid yestevdav further Soviet Union political ;.|>i>ointinent* n. irl m An*li ia .d.jceimnl from Moscow of Ihe net* Commissioner tor II /.one Reuter
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      27 15 A GERMAN tourist from the Khineland was hhol m |li< lurk and seriously wounded near llelimtedt >esterda> »>■» a member of tbe r »*i tieimau border police. AFP
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      28 15 RFJ' HAROLD VFLDF *..id yotcrday ha I puzzled hy the statement of a Houm c*r»M*Tj^n^ that the Un-American A ties Committee plana to hivestigate Dr. Ralph Buncne AP
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      22 15 A SIIAPKLY 2#-year-old model Hill represent Japan »t the 1954 "Mian Cni-erse** contest to bo beli m Long Bc.ub. Ca'i'Woia, freer AP
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      21 15 Tlie women, among 257 Indian deck passengers who arrived from India last week-end. are ihe wives of South African Indians AFP
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      Immigrants Petition Queen
      61 15 TEN INDIAN women immigrants who were detained aboard thc British India ship Kampala by South African aathorities at Durban have petitioned the Queen to intervene on their behalf. LNTHA'S Finance Minister C D Deshmukh said yesterday the I nited Stales C SSI 10.000,--000 Mutual Security Aid to
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      133 15 NORTH BORNEO INTERNAL AIR SERVICES SCHEDULES with effect from 10th June C'4o dl Vt b Fr d 0y ML. 455/456 Wednesdays Saturdays 15 Q Kudot orr 1615 645 dcp Sondfk mm 1645 p Kud Qf dep 151 0750 arr Kudat dep 1540 j.. 1450 0810 dep Kudat orr 1520 I
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      81 15 Weather MINIMUM Temperature: from 7.30 p.m. on June 7 to 7.30 a.m. on June 8 Singapore 1.75F). Penang (74F). Kota Bahru (7(>F). Kuala Lumpur (73F), Ipoh 1 7 IF >. Kuantan (72F). Maximum «Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on June 8 Singapore (88F). Penang (87F). Kota Bahru (91F>,
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    Higher Output Offsets Loss Of Iranian Oil
    379 16 THE HAGUE, June 8 (Reuter)— Thc loss to world trade of Iranian crude oil and oil products caused by the nationalisation of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company was virtually offset by an increase of oil production m other parts of the world, the Royal
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    Lost Sub: Freighter Blamed
    176 16 Lost Sub: Freighter Blamed I ISTANBUL, June 8 (Reuter) The Turkish expert panel, inquiring into th e loss of the submarine Dumlupinar with 99 lives last April, yesterday found that Captain Oscar Lorentzon. master of the Swedish freighter Naboland, wa"entirely guilty." The submarine sank m the Dardanelles on the night
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    Four In A Boat
    47 16 THREE men and nan have left Rowayton Connecticut, m a 38-foot yawl for a 3.600-mtle voyage to Ber^ n Norway, for '"the fun of it." I Dr. and Mrs. Gifford Pin Robert Loomis and D..\ id Seeley expect to take a month. Reuter
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    JAP PEARLERS WATCHED
    84 16 DARWIN. June 8 (Rev- I ter) Japanese pearlers are no w harvesting shell from on P of thp richest beds m the Arafura Sea within 10 miles of Australian territory. Twenty-five luggers with a mother ship were sighted to day off the north coast of Bathurst Island.
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    Share Mart Opens Inn Quiet Note
    374 17 I Market i;. porter I I I lower with I B f i I 60 i 1 I 1 MO 1 43 i en 2 M I xal. 2 < MINING 21' *i I 7 •i 4 1 4 0 1 id B (j
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    Small Deals In Produce
    98 17 Standard Market Reporter QuIET conditions prevailed I te produce market m Sin-: pore yesterday with only I -mall business reported. Copra was slightly easier at j W7J per picul buyers for June; shipment with sellers at S37i*. j Coconut oil was dull at 58 per picul
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    G.M. Knocker Is Harrisons' New Chairman
    112 17 MR. G.M. KNOCKER of Kuala Lumpur has been appointed chairman of the Board of Directors of Harrisons Crosfield (Malaya) Ltd. m succession to the late Mr. F.J. Kemlo. Mr. Knocker joined the H. C. organisation m 1023. Administration of the company will thus oe
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    109 17 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) La Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No 1 X S.S Spot Loose 664 66 A No. 1 R S.S. 66. 665 No. 2 R.S.S. 64. 64? No. I R.S.S. 61 i 61 J Tone: Slightly easier. TIN PRICE The price of tin
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    Rubber Quiet On Korea Reports
    223 17 Standard Market Reporter DEVELOPMENTS m Korea tended to ease the rubber market m Singapore yesterday but quotations which opened about 7/8 cent abov e Friday's levels, closed unchanged on slightly easier market, first grade rubber for June shipment at G6i cents per lb. Fair activity
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    Good Year For Diamonds Seen
    80 17 NEW YORK. June 8. (AP) —Wallace W. Harwoxi, president of the Diamond Manufacturers and Importers Asso- ?<?- X -l° n Ame rica. predicts 1V93 will be another good year for diamonds, basing his forecast on sales and import figures. In a statement at the opening
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    New Style Newsprint Proves Successful
    124 17 SAVANNAH, Georgia, June 8. (AP) A new type of newsprint made from cull wood and pine has been given a test run with excellent re- suits on Savannah Morning News presses. The paper was made from a combination of 40 per cent, oak. 40 per
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    New Synthetic
    88 17 A NEW synthetic rubber, said to have 50 to 100 per rent, more tensile strength than other rubbers arid twice the abrasion resistance of the best cold rubber, has been announced by the Goodyear Tire Rubber Co. m New York. It is called polyester rubber. Tests have shown
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    Pak. Mission For Japan Shortly
    54 17 TOKYO, June 8. (AFP>— rhe Pakistan Government will send a return mission to Japan m mid-June to work out a Japan-Pakistani agricultural co-operation programme orncial sources announced yesterday. Pakistan authontiea ha ve expressed the desire to introduce Japanese farming methods m Pakistan and to i
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    TAX ON RUBBER HIT
    333 17 BV2 Mths. To Earn Revenue For Govt! Sir John Hay Standard Market Reporter IN THE post 12 months, fhe United Sua Betong Rubber Estates Ltd. has operated for eight and a holf months to earn Government revenue, states Sir John Hay, an international authority on rubber
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    INDUSTRY FACING COMPLEX PROBLEM
    287 17 ..j Vi ING the P rob, e m s of the rubber industry and its future outlook. Sir John Hay, says that it n«h„ a /?u ar that thc nd '*stry is again faced with anomer of those recurring problems which have beea such a disturbing
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    HK EXCHANGE
    45 17 HONGKONG, Ju* i. Bw Standard Sejrvice < ■>- l pri?ei <»n the Hinftk on l ie today wer c Sl.'.Ro U I 1 ing: ***** to IS dollar <i 130 to Malayan W.J 15 one Ind >n< lian Ruppi ih. $2li'.) if lv one t
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    Indian Govt. Shop
    41 17 A SHOP sponsor*. I by thc indian Government- 'he Irst 'of its kind— may ba opened m London shortly t_i.nv.ng success of the current In exhibition of fa ifts ol cottage Ind istry m enti London. AF P
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    No Need For An Inquiry
    173 17 A FORMAL inquiry Into ih_ rubber industry is an unnecessary and untimely diversion of energy since all the facts relating to the operations of the industry can easily be made available at any time to Government, says Sir John I lay. Nonetheless. Sir John feels
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    France, Red China Sign Trade Pact
    90 17 HONGKONG. June 8, (Reuter) France and Communist China have signed a tenmillion sterling each way trade agreement. according to the Communis! China News Agency yesterday. The Agency said the agreement was signed m Peking on Saturday by the China National Import and Export Corporation
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      236 17 PENANG ENTERTAINMENT ODEON: My Sjn John 3 15, 6 15. «'.15 urn. RK\: Man In The Dark 3D 1 15. 3 30. 6.15. 9 15 pm STAR: S;h Moon Wah Tong plus Choy Fung Hay K;m Lung (Cantonese) 3 30. 8.30 p.m. WINDSOR: Svamala (Tamil) 3 30. 8.30 pm LIDO:
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      KEY-CUTIE
      312 18 (Right) THIS is serious business to Margaret as she sniffs off single candle on cake marking first wedding anniversary and held up by beaming hubby Paul Law, a Colony movif. exee. Party attended by intimate friends and relatives was held m Sennett Estate*'* Kee Choc Avenue Saturday night. TWO
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      STRING SERENADER
      239 18 CURVACEOUS Hula Hula darner i N hip swaying Chan Wai Chung who hrlixd liven up Coronation Week programme at West Point Garden with flnorshow specialities including bambo and samba numbers. Wai Chung has (l.i ,n for several cha rity shows and is a popular star turn anytime. (Left)
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      TWIN TURN
      40 18 WHICH is which? That's the question most people ask when they meet Betty and Irene Li, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ll Chi Wa of Singapore. Both girls aacr c studentteacher, m their _econd year of training.
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      107 18 _H r -ctt uf&i I ■*1 m "v _a_g **r x» _P v *~n_S I THE COUPON READ THIS BEIORt: YOl ORDER YOI R PATTERN: You must en. lose three ten cent stamps if you want your pattern cut. If I don't get the stamps. you don't get the pattern
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      605 19 NOTICES THE SINCIAPORE IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE (Chapter 134) NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF AMENDMENT TO THE GENERAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 52 (2) OF THE SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCEAMENDMENT NO. 1 OF 1953. VOTICE is hereby given that L MH pursuance of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) i t
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      1334 19 I I NOTICES Till, BRITISH RUBBER DEVELOPMENT BOARD rru h irn, n s Review at Annual Meeting. n ine _t lf teenth Annual General Meeting of the British K c Development Board was held on 8th June, 1953 at Market Buildings. Mark Lane, London, E. C. 3. The following is
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      2966 19 Ine United Sua Belong Rubber Estates, Limited. 41th Annual dm ml Mrcting, to he hM 10th Jmm*\ 19JJ, €7/ 19, Frtukurch Street, London, K.C.i. or inter i SIR JOHN HAY S ADDRESS. now presented d Li a^' llne Profits. The aeeounts COSTS. compared with l»s7 TifJ Ver no mi,iio Pounds
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    Thilli His Shows Prowess
    75 20 Thilli His Shows Prowess LONDON. Mon.— A.l. Thillainathan, winner of the Standard Alfred's Coronation Tour contest, showed his prowess as a cricketer m London. Playing for BOAC, Thillainathan topscored with 39 runs to help his team win by 46 runs. He will play hockey for BOAC team on Wednes-, day
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    SAFA PROPOSE JUNIOR MALAYA CUP TOURNEY
    330 20 A PAN MALAYAN YOUTH SOCCER, run on the lines of the Malaya Cup competition, will be SAFAs project for next season. At its Council meeting yesterday, the association elected three delegates to discuss the project with the Singapore Combined Schools sports committee. Making the
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    Rosalind, Shangrilla Promising
    309 20  - Rosalind, Shangrilla Promising WINDSOR LAD By IPOH. Mon.— Shangrilla, a cour.-e scratching on the first day of the Perak Turf Club June Meeting again showed up extremely well on the training track this morning. With Billy Baghy astride, he was never allowed off his bit w lie ii galloping the
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    FOUR OMAR GOALS AND SOCCERITES WIN
    289 20 FOR 30 minutes of this SAFA Division One League game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, it appeared to be HEME for their third successive victory, then came a great second half recovery by Star Soccerites, and with it a convincing 4—l victory to down
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    No Cup Piayers For MFA Tour
    177 20 SAFA Council yesterday banned Malaya Cup foot- I bailers from making a tour of Indonesia with the Malay Football Association, invited to play m Jakarta for Indonesia's Golden Jubilee celebrations. If the Malays want to make the tour they would have to do so
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    THE MALAYA CUP
    585 20 HOW TO WIN The Penalty Box Singapore* hope* of winning the Malaya Cup for (he fourth successive year will depend on 18 players. Selected by SAFA yesterday, they have been asked to "cut down on smoking, drinkin- and late nights" and take to more skipping, exercises and
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      404 20 (Jlimpse of Chines? KUNG MING MASTER 7^ OF MIUTARY STRATEGY In o South China /f jj] compoign. many ot j£___JV) if JA Kung Minge trooot VT^TV lt\[ were ovetcome by X_T V/T noturoi got which Oe- s^' toyed theie odvonce. S J*J Hit discovery ot on "V antidote Helped bit
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