Singapore Standard, 10 June 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it 3H Vol. 11l INo. 338. SINCAPORE, WEDNESDAY, j LNE 10 1933 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    BENEFIT FUND PLAN FOR ALL
    425 1 A Sight Belter Than The Federation Schem COMPULSORY NEXT YEAR? Standard Stall Reporter SINGAPORE'S proposed compulsory provident fund jgme is likely to be open to all grades of workers, if the s c trade unionists m the Colony are accepted by the eleer Committee of
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    SCOOP: EVEREST VICTORY PHOTOS
    30 1 SCOOP: EVEREST VICTORY PHOTOS TENSING BHUTIA The Sherpa, who with Edmund Hillary, the 34-year-old Kew Zealander, spent 15 minutes on the t ii 177 m l f of Mount Everest.
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    Nepal To Mark May 29 As 'Tensing Day'
    202 1 NEW DELHI, June 9— General Bijaya Shumsher. NepaLese Ambassador to India, said today that it was intended to observe May 29 m Nepal m future as a holiday— "Tensing Day." The Ambassador added that Tensing and Col. Hunt are expected to reach
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    Sir Winston On The Armistice
    31 1 LONDON. June 9, (Reuter) Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, to!d the House of Commons today thai a complete armistice should be reached soon in Korea >
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    TORNADO TOLL
    50 1 A SERIES of killer tornados cut a path of death and destruction across Michigan and Ohio on Monday night and police reported at least 106 persons were killed m the two states, 88 of them m the flattened residential area north of Flint. M ich i can. U.P
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    Seoul Says Mr. Rhee Is Ready To Back Down
    303 1 PANMUNJOM, June 9. According to reliable information from Seoul, the South Korean Government has already given up any plan of launching a big offensive with South Korean divisions alone. Staff officers worked today on final details of an armistice and hundreds
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    MCA BOSS ON KOREA PEACE
    90 1 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Tues. Sir Cheng-lock Tan said today he was g'ati to hear that the United Nations and Communist truce negotiators had signed an agreement on the prisoner-of-war issue. Sir Cheng-lock added that, 1 :f peace were brought about j m Korea, he
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    3 Iron Bars Kill A Man
    74 1 Standard Staff Reporter A LABOURER employed by the Singapore City Council, Abdul Rahim bin Awang. died when he slipped from a motor lorry to the t roun d and three long iron bats m the lorry fell over him. The accident took place m
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    PROOF WANTED
    32 1 INDIA'S vice-president, S. Radhakrishnan. yesterday expressed his country's gratitude for United State! material aid but added th.it Asia wants 44 proof that America is as demo rutic »he proclaims." U.P.
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    Aussie Minister To Visit Troops
    90 1 CANBERRA. June 9: (Renter) Australia's Army Minister Mr. Josiah Francis will spend some daws m Malaya, after the opening of the war cemetery at Labuan. Mr. Francis will arrive m Singapore from North Borneo on June 13 and fly to Kuala Lumpur on June 15
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    Lady Limerick Lauds Malaya
    63 1 LONDON. June 9: (Reuer) Lady Limerick. Vice Chairman of the British Red Cross Society, described the work of the British Red Cross m Ma aya when she opened the Society's coronation exhibition yesterday m London Lady Limerick, who has just returned from a tour of the
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    Radford In Seoul
    22 1 CHAIRMAN designate of the United States Joint Chief of Staff, Admira 1 Arthur Radford. arrived m Seoul yesterday. Reuter
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    ELIZABETH II SEES 'ELIZABETH I'
    135 1 LONDON. June 9, (Reuter) —Queen Elizabeth the Second looked down over a glittering international audience at London's Royal Opera House. Covent Garden, last night to wa'ch t/?e premiere of a Conn a tion opera about her fa-><; ancestor. Elizab.th the £-i-L The Queen radiant m
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    LAWYER FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
    436 1 LAWYER FACES SERIOUS CHARGE A SINGAPORE lawyer was asked In the Singapore High Court yesterday to show cause as to why he should not be struck off the rolls or suspended for a period not exceeding two years, or censured, for "grossly improper conduct." It was alleged that thi* lawyer
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    That Luxury Ban Is Off
    113 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE i>.m on ixury bu W« lag In Singapore will be I from June 1 1, ti iow ■antral.? Improved condil i m the building industry. Government announced last night. ..■\> the control <»f B;i ding Ordinary c 19 i\ i ap
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    BANDIT DAY OFF
    18 1 XO Fl'IU HER c wnmunisl terroi I I Be uiiiy F Kuv, wei i yesterday.
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    Advance In Pine Crop Tests
    256 2 Advance In Pine Crop Tests EXPERIMENTS to produce a year-round pineapple crop m South Johore are progressing satisfactorily, Dr. W. M. Scott, State Agricultural Officer told The Standard yesterday. Dr. Scott said the experiments have now reached the stage where fruiting of the crop can be produced within certain desired
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    Both Could Not Swim; I Drowned
    125 2 ALTHOUGH they could not swim, two boys of tlie Singapore Rangoon Road School went tor a swim m an excavation pool at ihe Hock Ann Teng San Brickworks al 41 mile Upper Serangoon Road, on ADr:i 29. Thia was stated "festerday jn the C
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    Nicoll To Open Power Station
    70 2 THE Police Band will play. while the Singapore Governor. Sir John Xicoll declares open the new Pasir Panjang Power Station, on July 3. the City President. Mr. T. P F, ATeNeice. told Trie Standard yesterday. He said that the City Council will invite about 600
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    Woman Fined $300
    30 2 A 60-year-old Singapore woman. Tan Poh Neo, was fined $300 m the Fourth Police Court yesterday for assisting m the management of a chap ji kee lottery.
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    Five-Colour Chinese Vase
    66 2 THIS large five-colour vase with designs depicting famous beauties of the K'ang Usi period (lba.-17'.1) from Shaw Brothers' collection is to be seen at the loan exhibition of classical Chinese art (Ming and Ch'ing Dynasties). no w on at the British Council Centre, Singapore. The exhibition which
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    Lightermen To Negotiate Again
    55 2 REPRESENTATIVES of Ihe Singapore Lighterage Workers' Union and the General Lighterage and Transport Company will mcc* today to negotiate B settlement of the wage licrease claim by about 120 workers employed by the company. This is th e third meeting between the parties, and is expected
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    Four Dog Owners May Be Charged
    67 2 FOUR Singapore dog owners m Geylang area will probably be prosecuted m court for letting loose their doss without a muzzle, Mr. A.H. Foster, Chief Veterinary Officer, told a press conference yesterday. He said these cases were reported by the residents living m the
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    Herbs Proved To Be Opium, Court Told
    232 2 DistHcf "SJS hiS de !f nCe m S^Wore Second district Court yesterday, a sampanman, Goh Whav lam, said that he did not know that thc bundles which were found m hi s sampan contained opium. He said that he was told they contained
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    The Hold-up: Two More Held
    60 2 SINGAPORE Police have made two more arrests m connection with the armed robbery of $18,000 from a cashier of the Lee Rubber Co. Ltd.. In Upper Thomson Road on Monday afternoon. The Police have also recovered some 5275 more cash, thus bringing the total sum
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    Colony Moneylenders To Be Controlled By A New Law
    129 2 Colony Moneylenders To Be Controlled By A New Law SINGAPORE Government is likely to introduce bgislotion requiring oil money-lenders to register, o Governm«r* /nokesmon told The Standard yesterday. m^la» e^ec^ The object of the proposed new legislation is to prevent unscrupulous money lenders from taking advantage of creditors, thc spokesman
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    Wire Mesh To Help Children
    107 2 THE Australian and New Zealand Womep's Association uf Singapore will visit the Singapore Red Cross Society's crippled children's home, Tanah Merah Besar today. Tiler will inspect a wire mesh fencing they donated to the i playroom. The president of the association. Mrs J. S. Kirkham.
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    S'pore Boys To Camp At Eton In 1954
    121 2 THPL Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade mill send a contingent of 25 to an international Boy*s Brigade camp at -Lton next year. They mill leave m August. ISM. The Vice President of the Boys Brigade. Mr. A. M. Cherian, said yesterday:
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    Director Of USIS Is Due
    92 2 JAMES LAWRENCE M, will arr:ve m Singapore ty Qantas Conste: at;on on Thursday. June 11. to assume duties as Director of the U.S. Information Service of Singapore, thc Federation of Ma!a; a and Brit:>h North Borneo. Mr. Meader succeeds ttftC late Elmer Newton who d
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    73 Days More For Geylang Dog Owners
    387 2 ONLY 13 day? remain for .Singapore dog owners m the Gey. ang District to have their animals vaccinated. After June 22. owners found w:th un vaccinated dogs will be fined up to $500. and a vaccination charge will be made. To date m
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    The Persistent Thief Is Jailed
    65 2 COPIES of reports made by Singapore businessmen m Market Street that they often lost articles from their cars, were produced before the Singapore Third Police Court Magistrate yesterday. In the dock was 17-year-old Phua Ban Seng, who had four previous convictions charged for loitering with
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    YMCA TEA PARTY
    34 2 A TEA PARTY will be held he Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. on Saturday at 4 p m when Mr. R.M. Young, the Director of Education will distribute the L.C.C. (Spring) 1952 certificates.
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    World Tour Contest
    256 2 T3LADLRS of the Singapore Standard are a^kcrj to vote for *s the man or woman who, m thrir opinion has contributed most to the enrichment of the social, cultural political, economic or sporting life of Malaya. Th e winner w l he yen a two month** vacation
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    Lawyers Prefer Dignified Necks
    68 2 SINGAPORE lawyers yesterday agreed with Mr. J Whitton who told male jjrors on Monday to wear neckties when they appeared m courts. They said 1 his is essential to maintain the dignity ol the court. But. they said, those male jurors who wore their national costume
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    SJAA ELECTS ITS OFFICIALS
    97 2 AT the annual general meeting of the Singapore St. John Ambulance Association the following were elected committee members for 1953/ Director, Dr. W. J. Vickers; Deputy Director, Dr. C. H yWithers-Payne; Hon. Sec Dr. W. A Nicho as; Hon. Treasurer. Mr. W. T Harte: llo.i Auditor-*-:
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    Police Ambush 4 Armed Men
    217 2 HOW he ambushed four Singapore armed robbers m a bouse m Lim Ah Pin Road on Chinese New Year's eve and 1 later shot one of the men at 25 yards range, was told by Senior Detective Inspector C.J.R. Mason m the Seventh Police Court
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    Poppies For The Fallen
    80 3 I L 10 i 1 rteen wreaths of Flanders Poppies were on board. Among those travelling on aircraft were: Major -■'•.-I O'Carroll Scott, rep're-"-•"Ung the C-in-C, FARELF. Rear Admiral A.F. Pugsley, relenting the C-in-C. Far feast .'Hw 1 Air Vice-Marshal •ivvv. Scbergec, representing the C-in-C, FEAF.
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    King George V Park Aquarium Ready Soon
    719 3 King George V Park Aquarium Ready Soon Culprits Up— Fines Go Down TEAM OF EXPERTS NOW ON THE .'OB >NVI< TIONS obtained by ne Preventive Branch of the Singapore Customs and Excise Department rose from 408 m 1950 to 48»> In 1951 and to 542 n \'.)~y2. says the annual
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    City Luxury Bus A Complete Flop
    247 3 City Luxury Bus A Complete Flop "Mrj »>u> service now operating m the CTLtVl y rea ,s a co,n »>lt'tc failure, Mr. G. G. Em f_2 > a J the Singapore "^Wnv, told The Standard yesterday. hat the service was being patronday. He thought two of the uting ot' the
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    Postal Hours On Hari Raya
    85 3 ON Saturday, Hari Raya P isa, the ('eucral Post OtlUe, S sapore, will open from 9 12 noon. Al! o'her Po Offices and postal agencies be open from 9 a.m. to 0 a :n. rhe i lowing Post Office! be closed: Tiong Bahru, .ct Hoad.
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    HELEN ZAHARA TO GIVE TALK
    65 3 MISS HELEN ZAIIARA, International Secretary of the Theosophical Society. will arrive m Singapore by air tomorrow at 11.40 a.m. She {i 1 public lecture on Ihe same day at the society's premises m Cairnhili Road, at 8.30 p.m. The title of her talk will be
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    WILL NOT BE FAKED
    197 3 WILL NOT BE FAKED i M rostliacss of < oronation the »<«' "«-< duplicates were porr aobodj them there is „,(l oi copies of .ltl her.- irp.irt!ii'*iii -tore iid yesterday which Norm.m I esti th* manager ta betwees C I MHI i i ..(.th the Hueea fi rr owned as
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    Tobacco Industry Is Dying
    159 3 TOBACCO cultivation, as an industry m Singapore is dying. According to figures given by the Customs and Excise Department, it has "virtually ceased." At the ond of 1952. the eight licensed tobacco factories m the Colony, were loaded with local leaf. Stocks on hand accumulated to
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    Trishas Had A C-Week Boom
    91 3 SIXGAPORE trisha riders enjoyed a boom during Coronation Week, although taxi drivers comolained they were hard hi; because of traffic restrictions. Trishamcn made the most j money on Coronation day and on the Queen's birthday. Taximen said these were their worst days. Trishas were m
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    Drunk Jumped Off The Clifford Pier
    67 3 SOON after a Singapore foreman. Kor Mong Eng lost his job, he got drunk and jumped into the sea at Cliflord Pier, Chief Inspector Thomas Isaac, said m the Fourth Police Court yesterday. Kor. charged with attempting to commit suicide at Clifford Pier on
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    INNER WHEEL MEET
    39 3 THE Singapore Inner Wheel will hold it's annual general Installation tomorrow at Princes Restaurant at 1 p.m. The incoming president for 1953 Mrs. G.II. Clement will be installed. Outgoing president for 1952-1953 is Mrs. G.H. Nama7.ie.
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    Better Packing & Fewer Deaths
    104 3 Better Packing Fewer Deaths IMPROVED packing method; now being perfected In Australia will limit the already surprisingly low mortality rate m day old chicks flown to Singapore from Australia. Mr. K. X, Lim. prominent local importer told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Urn said that m the large consignments which have
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    HAN SU YIN TO GIVE LECTURE
    79 3 DR. Elizabeth Comber (ll an Su Yin of *'A Many-Splendour-ed Thing") will give a talk this evening at 8 p.m. at the University, of Malaya She will speak on the "The Social Implication of Tuberculosis.'* The talk will be held m Room 2 m
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    $2,000-A-Month Job Going
    208 3 SINGAPORE'S $2,000 a month economist has not yet been found Applications have been received m London and applicants are being interviewed there, but so far. no appointment has been made, Mr. J. N. Ward, the Establishment Officer. t«ld The Standard, lie said that as the post was
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    Smokers Pays $1½M More In Fag Duty
    295 3 Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE the declining prosper it v m 19.V2, Singapore s smokers pad a total of 533.759.790 m tobacco duties, an int lease of 51.500.001 i over 1951. Duties on petroleum yielded nearly 515.000.000 This fipure exceeds 1051s by over 52.000.000
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    Lost Camera
    58 3 Leaving hii camera worth Sl 60 m his car parked i'» the St. Andrcu s Cathedral ground, a Singapore European went oft to see the Queen's Birthday parade. When he returned to hi* car. he found that the camera was no longer there. He said that his ear
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    N'LISTS JAPS TO STAND FIRM AGAINST REDS
    490 4 N'LISTS JAPS TO STAND FIRM AGAINST REDS Standard Staff Reporter THE peoples .of Japan and Nationalist China will live and die together m the struggle against the Communists, the Japanese Ambassador to Foimosa. Mr. Kenkichi Yoshizawa. told The Standard yesterday. Mr Yoshizawa. accompanied by hi? Ural secretary, L.lr X Ta.naga.
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    Ambulance For Dogs
    85 4 JOHORE BAFRU. Tues An ambulance of the Malayan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, South Johore branch, is now available to dog owners m Johore Bahru town, to transport their animals to the Veterinary Department for inoculation against rabies. Mr. M. S. Oliver, secretary of
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    Oil And Gold Pay Off In Sarawak
    141 4 OIL AND GOLD. Sarawak's two main mineral expor *.s amounted to $307,188,374 m 1952. Most of the oil came from Brunei and was piped .o Sarawak. The search for new oilfields is being energetically pursued. says the country's annual report and m 1952
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    'Hear Committee Before You Hire Expats' He Says
    164 4 Standard Staff Reporter MR. 11. J. C. KULASINGHA, a Singapore Legislative C/i'incillor, wants the Government to suspend new appointments of expatriate officers until the reMills of a survey being conducted by Select Commit- tee are known. This Select Committee was appointed by
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    10,000 CYCLE MEN WARNED
    56 4 PENANC. Tues.— A warning to more than 1 .(>(>() bicycle. owners who nave not renewed their bicycle licences this year. was issued by the Registrar of Vehicles, Mr. I Yeang riooi Chee. today. So far. no arrests have been made yet hut. he anticipated the Police
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    Ammo Find On Penang Island
    55 4 PENANG Tues.- A patrol of the lst Manchester Regiment, operating on Penang I iand. found two grenades. twe tins containing grenade! detonators and several rounds af ammunition m the Sungei Dua area. In connection with this dis- j rovery, a Chinese ha_ been detained. He
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    10 CWT TOO MUCH
    36 4 SIN BOOK CHIT, a lorry ci river, was lined st>s m the Johore Bahru Police Court yesterday. for carrying an overload of 10 cwt. 21 lbs. of coffin boards m his lorry.
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    Police Visitors
    84 4 tour high-rankinff Burmese P«lu*e officers flew into i. ,n r aporie •y-^trrday to study K__* ya, po,ice methods. They will spend 10 days m me federation observing Service", Koe-ag the police io antibandit operations, and visit Singapore on their return. Pictured from right are: Superintendent T H. Allen
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    BRITAIN WILL SEE MALAYA ON TV
    321 4 BRITAIN WILL SEE MALAYA ON TV KUALA LUMPUR. Toes. Over 12 million televiewers throughout Britain will see on June 16 how Malaya was •captured hy Coronation feeling and spontaneous rrioicing," said Mr. Tom Hodge, head of the Malayan Film Unit, to The Standard today By June 21. Mr Hodge expects,
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    League Banquet
    45 4 THE Governor of Singapore Sir John Nicoll. the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm MacDonaid. president of the Singapore Branch of the Overseas League, and Mr. L. Cre-soB. chairman of the League's Coronation Banquet, at toe banquet which was held at Raffles' Hotel last nigat.
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    We Can Solve Own Problems—Korean
    183 4 We Can Solve Own Problems— Korean MR. L. S. LEE, a Singapore Korean businessman, told The Standard yesterday truce m Korea on an international basis was necessary. "But as a Korean I am against any truce which would mean the continued division of my country,"' he added. He urged the
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    Miss Anna Strauss
    30 4 MISS Anna Lord Strauss, an editor, administrator and public spirited citizen of the United Sta.es, will arrive m Singapore on Sunday, for a one-month visit to Malaya,
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    Visit To A Shrine
    40 4 iJLPttksK.S'T.Vi. iLS of the fsingaporc Itu-idluM I. visited the Johore Tampoi Settlement BaddhM sh recently and distributed gifts to the inmates the sion of Lead Buddha's birthday. Thcv are pn lured ber* dur. ii:, th- visit
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    OVERSEAS LEAGUE 'HAS DONE MUCH'
    358 4 THE Coronation and how it was celebrated ail over the Commonwealth was the dedication and acclamation of the head of a huge family of peoples who live m lands on every continent and islands m every sea beneath the sun, Mr. Malcolm MacDonaid. Commissioner General
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    CHINESE GET TOGETHER TO AID NANYANG
    112 5 CHINESE GET TOGETHER TO AID NANYANG t« LA LI3 MPUR, Tues.— Malayan Chinese leaders will start a concerted drive for funds for the Nanyang University project this month. up to now donations have Ik^d promised by wealthy Chinese m Malaya. Soon a Nanvang University Fund will be set up to
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    Stole Car Key And Drove Away
    119 5 MR. J. LIDDLE, ASP prosecuting, told the Singapore First Traffic Police Court yesterday that Koh Ah Chiang stole the ignition key of a car which belonged to his relative while he was away m the Federation. Koh was arrested while driving the car m
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    MORE RICE, LESS TAX CALL
    67 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, June 9— lncreased rice provluotion m Malaya ail I a redaction of the "crushing burdens" of taxation are >sed by Sir John Hay tead of an internet' rnal buffer stock and rubber ry. a* tlie answer to the rubber industries mills.
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    RUBBERF IMPORTS
    17 5 ports of r r '.v>.n all countries, and Federa•l. luring May i 22 109 tons.
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    BOBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    71 5 Stinciard London Correspondent LONDON, June 9. Thc following are the closi.g prices of rubber and tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 22jd. July/Sept. 224-. Oct. Dec. 22\d. j Jon. /Mor 22»d. July c.i.f. 20 d. Market: Steady. LONDON TIN Spot- £692 10s. per ton
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    Dancing To Be Repeated
    52 5 THE DISPLAY of national es staged on thc stops ot the City Hall on the night of May 30th ia to be repeated 1.30 m. hee ol overwheh lin g public nd. The coincide Singa- nation i ition .i f< rd crowd is r\'>. i tl
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    NEW USIS DIRECTOR
    16 5 MR. J L. MEADER. the new Director of the United States Information Service.
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    Wife Spent & Stayed Away, Says Husband
    136 5 Wife Spent Stayed Away, Says Husband IN THE Singapore Si\'h Police Court yesterday. Air. N. F. J. Benoist was summoned lor failing to maintain his wife. He denied the charge and that he had been cruel to her, Benoist said that he had written affectionate letters to his wife. Benoist
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    Great Progress In Cure Of Leprosy
    234 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tremendous strides forward have been made m the treatment of leprosy m this country, Mr. M. J. Bessel, Deputy Chief Social Welfare Officer, said here last night. In a talk over Radio Malaya Mr. Bessel said that if leprosy is detected
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    FISH NET IMPORTS
    31 5 APPLICATIONS for licences to import iisrfing nets fro n Japan may now be submit' rl to the Imports and Exports Division of the Department of Commerce and Industry.
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    STUDENTS IN U.K.
    74 5 THREE students from Singapore have joined the International Students' Community at the University College of Exeter, according to a release here. Five others are from Hongkong, one from Korea and others from Malaya. Thailand and China. pnoio. Last of the Coronation regional rallies for 13 Singapore schools
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    Man Who Killed His Mother-In-Low Sentenced To Die
    302 5 Man Who Killed His Mother In-Low Sentenced To Die Ta i LALA LUMPIR, Tues.-V. Muthu, a 25-year-old road contractor guilty of murder at the nigh Court here today, was sentenced to death by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Mathew. His Lordship agreed with both the assessors who found Muthu guilty
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    Ail Noise Must Stop In Taiping
    72 5 TAIPING, Mon. —-Taiping Police warn that since the Coronation celebrations are over, noise nuisances will not be tolerated. Recently children and others have been causing explosions with tlie use of carbide and water. The public are asked to report or prevent such noise because
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    Hawker Raids Shock Mr. Wong
    79 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Mr. Wong Peng Long. UMNO-MCA complained m the Johore Bahru Town Council yesterday of the "deplorable manner" which the Council inspectors carry out raids on unlicenced hawkers, I was -hockad and insulted to see how these hawkers were treated and the way
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    Boy Hurt By Stray Gun Shot
    147 5 A SINGAPORE schoolboy, Eric Choo, was yesterday accidentally shot by a special constable detailed to .shoot stray dogs m Still Road area. H e was hit m the left leg b*> a bullet which had passed through the body of the dog. Back m
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    Malayans In Britain Attend
    142 5 Function For Blin<* LONDON. June 9— Many leading personalities from Malaya attended with over 200 coldhial visitors to Britain a reception given yesterday by the British Empire Society for the Blind. The function was held at the Koyal Hospital. Chelsea, and was arranged to give an
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    Killed Dog Says Charge
    109 5 DOUGLAS Tan who gave an address In Braddell Road Singapore, was charged m the Seventh Police Court yesterday with mischief by killing an Alsatian dog valued $401) on June t>. He claimed trial and the case was postponed until June Ifi. Bail of |5M was allowed.
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    MAGAZINE STORY
    37 5 THE story ol Singapore-; civic-minded citizens who have assisted the Social Welfare Department to help counteract malnutrition through Children's Service Centres is told m tne latest issue of Free World, the USIS South-Ea.t Asia magazine.
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    Ritson Report
    30 5 THE 2_-man joint Singapore Council ol Action last night decided to ask Government to let it know the date on which the Ritson Commission report will be published
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    Lend A Hand
    777 6 PHE Singapore Bad*rninton Stadium once more needs the help of the public and ol those public-spirited men who were largely reap risible for the erection uf this 9tadium m time- for the Thomas Cup. It has debts totalling over $600,000 to pay off Outstanding bills add up
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      NEW TEMPER IN TURKISH POLITICS
      1200 6 NEW TEMPER IN TURKISH POLITICS By A Times Cw^ A few months ago principal parties allowed .V S to develop to the point of viol* the outbreak of violor. effect of hos brought a r» of restraint and OOmpronja, SINCE the beginning of 'he> year relations between the chief parties
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    SEVEN JOKES...
    482 6 Is Science On The Way To Solving The World's Greatest Mystery? J lOW well do you know 1 your friends? How well do you know yourself? LAUGHTER is the clue. The adage, "You can tell a man by what he laughs at." is older than psychology. Is it
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    .. .AND YOU
    249 6 .AND YOU brow —"I simply cannot think what he sees m her. TVOW this is what the 1 psycho-analyst has to say about these jokes and the people who laugh at them. Perhaps you preferred the first joke part pun, part "shaggy" Shaggy dog stories and puns are popular with
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    LIVING FOR EVER
    587 6  -  BARRIE HARDING By CVOM America there comes the startling prediction that scientists aa c o n the brink of discovering how men and women can renew their bodies once they have reached the Bgt when people normally die. In the bottom of an ordinary test tube, we
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    Ike Meets With MacA, Hoover
    209 7 WASHINGTON, June 9 (UP) President EisenLet lasl night (ailed an extraordinary White House dinner Meeting oi national leaders— including General MgUs MacArthor and former President Herbert {Jim nn the eve tf what promised to be an early Korean truce. Presidential press secretary James. C. Hagerty
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    27 7 FOREIGN Minister Vvacheslay Molotov told India's Health Minister Raj Kumari Amrit Kaur during an hour long Interview yesterday he was very hop* ful tor world peace Reuter
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    Ersking Vows To Defeat The Mau Mau
    34 7 Ersking Vows To Defeat The Mau Mau and I Brine overMau red I zen m X rk m ty." >e did nol .1- vet there raft Ui 4 Mau Mau. yal Air Force ad-
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    Queen Is Late For C-Tour
    149 7 LONDON, June (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth was late yesterday for a date with thousands of her Cockney subjects m South East London. Her car, taking her on a Coronation tour of this part of the capital, was 10 minutes behind schedule m leaving Buckingham Palace. Teeming
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    REDS END AUSTRIAN CONTROLS
    102 7 VIENNA, June 9. (AP)— The Russians suddenly ended eight years of control m Austria yesterday and abolished all military check of identity papers on the border o_ the Soviet occupation zone of Austria. Ever since the war, armed Russian troops have maintained control of aU trains,
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    C'wealth Support
    40 7 PRIME Minister Sir Winston Churchill will have the full backing of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers when he attends the 3-power talks at Bermuda late this month, said Canadian Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent at a press conference. AFP
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    'GO IT ALONE'
    23 7 "But before you 'go i t alone,' brave fellow we would like to award you this medal-For Outstanding I unacy*
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    Experts To Discuss Air Safety
    122 7 I BERLIN, June 9, (Reuter)— Delegates of the Western powers and Russia at yesterday's air safety talks here decided to set up "a working group of experts" to consider technical questions. a British spokesman said last night. An official communique issued after the meeting, the
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    India, Pak., Ceylon Stay Out Of Talks
    161 7 Cwealth Defence LONDON, June 9 (Reuter) All the Commonwealth Prime Ministers, except those of India, Pakistan and Ceylon, met yesterday to discuss Commonwealth defence problems. The conference began on Wednesday under the chairmanship of Sir Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal
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    Lebanon's PM Quits
    68 7 BEIRUT Lebanon, June 9. (UP)— Premier Saeb Salam's cabinet resigned yesterday following the support of President Camille Chamoun for the opposition's demand that ministers who intend to run m fhe elections next month must resign. Salam and two of his ministers had not intended to run. but
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      36 7 I THE funeral of Bill Tilden. the famous tennis player, will take place on Wednesday. After the cremation service Ma writ will be m4*l tot burial to Germ mtoun PennN\l\:<nia t where ke mas born. AFP
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      35 7 SNOW fell mi n the Kabylie district of Algeria yesterday the first time m living memory at this time of the year. The temperature dropped to 41 degrees Fahrenheit m the mountains near Algiers. Reuter
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      30 7 CAPT Flora M. Rrohman of Toronto, will leave soon for the Far East to take up her duties as head of the Canadian nursing sisters m Japan and Kor UP
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      32 7 •i A CONFERENCE m Rome of the Foreign Ministers of the six Schuman plan countries has been postponed from June 12 to a date provisionally fixed between June 24 and 26. Reuter
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      27 7 completed the first stage of its march to the base camp and arrived at Shigar yesterday. A P THF. nine man American ex-prditi-u to Mt. Godwin Austin
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      18 7 0 .0 0 INDIA, yesterday banned the Soviet film "Meeting on the Elbe" by declaring it uncerti- UP
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      22 7 A SWEDISH group chiefly army officers, have been alerted to leave for Korea as soon as the armistice has been concluded AFP
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      C-Films 'Marred' In US-BBC
      106 7 C-Films 'Marred' In US -BBC THE British Broadcasting Corporation la_t night charged that televising of its films ot the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth m the United Stales was "marred" by commercials and implied American networks had broken their promises. London newspapers gave front page prominence yesterday to the criticism of
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    WHAT THE PACT MEANS
    317 7 Freedom From The Stockade Por 12,000 Men SEOUL, June 9.— Under the prisoner of f2____T??__ si 9"cd yesterday at Panmunjom, the United Nations will exchange about 75,300 North Koreans ond Chinese for 12,000 Allied c °P^ es ow sfockac'es of North Korea. r,, ie Sr" l^'^
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    25 7 THE United States Supreme Court yesterday upheld an 1873 law which require! District of Columbia restaurants to serve Negroes provided they are well-behaved. A .P.
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    Nehru Is Confident Of Truce
    159 7 I LONDON. June 9 (AP) India s Prim e Minister Jewe-l-trial Nehru said -/tsttrdty "we may confidently look forward to a truce m Koiea He told a news conference that his optimism Is baaed on the agreement between UN. and Communist negotiators at Panmunjom on
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    Pak.-Idia Talks Said Hopeful
    95 7 LONDON, June 0. (AFP, Pakistan Premier Mohan rd Ali told a press eonfen here yesterday he bad treat hopes for a settlement of putes with India alter talks here with the Indian Prime Minister Jawahai al Nehru. Mohammed Ali said he thought the political atmosphere m
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    U.S. To Use Veto To Keep Mao Out
    276 7 "evor^JL RK lJnited State S WO-W do r____T__l 'nduding use of the Security r^m C ii V n et0 0 cc Chl,,a s seat ln the Unite Nation^ rrom going to the Communists following a Korean mlifluiLlfc. Henry Cabot Lodge, United States
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    Sir Brian To Return To Egypt
    92 7 LONDON, June 9, (Reuter)—General Sir Brian Robertson, joint chief British delegate m the suspended Suez Canal zone talks with Egypt will return to Cairo towards the -id of this week or the beginning of next week, a usually wellin." )rmed source said. This source
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    Biggest Air Raid On Seoul
    88 7 SEOUL, June 9 (AP) Nine planes from th e north swept over Seoul last night m th e biggest Red air raid of the war, dropping bombs that shook President Syngman RWs mansion, killing two and injuring eight others Some bombs narrowly missed U.S. Eighth
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    AUST. DESTROYER DUE FOR VISIT HERE ON FRIDAY
    188 8 AU ST. DESTROYER DUE FOR VISIT HERE ON FRIDAY THE "Tobruk," crack destroyer of the Australian Navy, is due to reach Singapore on Friday on a brief visit. The destroyer left Australia on May 26 and is now en route to Korea. She will call at Labuan where her ship's
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    Japan Asks For Import Increases
    147 8 TOKYO. June 9 (UP)— The Japanese Government j formally asked the British Government to take measurej :o increase imports from Japan. I according to government eir. j cles here. The move was taken m view of the fact that Japanese exports to th? sterling area
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    Japs Agree To Repair Soviet Ships
    130 8 Japs Agree To Repair Soviet Ships TOKYO. Juna I, (Reuter)— A Japanese Government spokesman told Router today tbe Government had decided io permit the repairing of Russian ships al Japanese dockyards under: a barter deal between Japanese and Russian private firms. Permission erai restricted tn ordinary merchant ships. Any ships
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    Wolmer Men Reach HK
    95 8 HONGKONG. Jun_ I Rev ten Captain W.E. Juries, master of the British merchantman. Lady W o 1 m c r (1.833 tons), which ran aground on Cheju Island otf the S 0 it fr. Korean coast on May It, has returned to Hongkong from Japan with
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    German Dock Strike Ends
    93 8 BREMEN, June 9. (Reuter) i —A strike of almost 14.000 j shipyard workers, which has paralysed the port of Bremen for nearly seven weeks, end- ed today. O v 40 per cent of the' w- s voted to accept thei em -vers' offer of a rise
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    R.I. Still Set On Buffer Stock Plan
    391 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN. By Special Standard Correspondent JAKARTA, June 9.— The chief Indonesian delegate to the recent Copenhagen Rubber Study Group conference indicated today that Indonesia has not iiiven up m her attempts to establish a buffer-stock programme for putting a floor on
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (<*4>nt5 per lb in Singapore vestcrday were: Buyers Seller* No 1 RSS Spol Loose 67. 68] No. 1 R.S.S. 68i 68V No. 8 R.S.S. 65 i 661 No. 3 R.S.S. 62, 631 Tone: Steady after active. TIN PRICE Th e price of tin yesterday was
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    Burma, India Will Hold Barter Talks
    123 9 RANGOON. June 9 (AFP)— Negotiations for a barter agreement between India and Burma, involving an exchange of goods valued at about Rs. 200,000.000 will be initiated m India towards the end ©f this month, it was authoritatively learned. A 11-man Burmese delegation headed by
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG. June 9.-Spe-cial Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Ex change today were $15.89 In ft* sterling: $ti.0325 to U.S. dollar $1.8.10 to Malayan $1: $0 2.14 to one Indonesian Ruppiah; Gold $*****5 to one tael.
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    Trade As Usual
    26 9 A KOREAN armistice would not afreet adversely Ceylon's ri~e rubber Wade agreement with China. Mr, Richard Senanayake. Commerce and Trade Minister, said.- Reuter
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    CHUNG KHIAW'S GOOD YEAR
    444 9 CHUNG KHIAW 'S GOOD YEAR People's Faith Reflected In Raised Deposits Standard Staff Reporter THE fixed and current assets of the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. m Singapore rose from $18,--907,098.80 to $25,141,903.54 during 1953. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the chairman of the Board of Directors, who announced this at thc
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    Gold Sales Net US $599 Million
    60 9 WASHINGTON, .lune I, (Beuter).— -Total go' foreign governments and i tral n the I a of 19 amounted I '13 ,99 1 million, the Unit) S Trea- annt Of Brits US$32O n ion worth Tne Un it gold c ir ng ■Ka Q ler.
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    62 9 Mr. E. G Holiday, a member of th» Malayan Rubber 1 port Registration Board .md last ear's chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Com mere,. Rubber Association, who flew to Japan vrstrrdav to investigate allegations of inferior rubber shipm« nln from Malaya. This iv Mr. Holiday's second trip to .la
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    Sugar Show
    20 9 A THIRD international sugar exhibition will he held m Amsterdam from April 15 to 26. 1955 A P
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    Korean Peace News Brings No Sign Of Slump
    312 9 Korean Peace News Brings No Sign Of Slump LONDON. June 9: (Reuter)— There was no indication m world markets yesterday that peace m Korea would mean a slump. From London, Amsterdam and Frankfurt at one end of the world to Hongkong at the other, most stock exchanges took the Korea
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    Malayan Tin Shares Are Easier
    139 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tho Malayan share market was quiet today. Tins were inclined to be easier, while industrials had fair amount of business at quotations. Rubbers were neglected. Changed Dries. ;irr: IN DI'STRIA LS Buyers Sclltrs nenry VNaunh 195 2.05 Hone Kime Bank (Hlcoog regj 800.00
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    Small Deals In Produce
    107 9 PRICFS m all sections of the prod ace market m Singapore were easier yesterday wirm only small business passing. Copra quotat ons were $362 per picul buyers .nd $37 sellers ior .lune shipment. Coconut oil sellers indicated 159 per picul with buyers a*. $57. Pepper prices
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    Rubber Up 1⅝cts. On Reserve Of Sellers
    172 9 Standard Market Reporter A RESERVE ot sellers contributed to the stead y rubber market m Singapore which rose 1| cents to 68J cents per lb. for first giade rubber for June shipment yesterday. Fair turnover of business was reported with overseas orders still
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    Shell Co.'s Net Profit Of £8.5 M.
    144 9 THE Shell Transport and I Tracing Company Ltd.. reported a net revenue of £8.579.9*5 for 1952 which with the brought forward from 1951 of iL2.683.309. made a total of €11.263,254. From that amount the following dividends had been paid five per cent, first
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    Reds Reported Less Dependent On West
    352 9 HONGKONG, June 9 (HP)— Even without Western embargo on export of strategic goods to Communist China, the Reds would still not bu y much from the West, the authoritative weeklry Far Eastern Economic Review said. There would of course be traffic m those "materials
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    'IMPERIAL BALLET'
    107 10 *»'»t can ill 1 .i!>Mdt clothes (ill tin* laundry comes home, but this is the way to Irani about them. Ihe "schoolroom" is a dress salon hi Mayfair. The subject nf thc lesson "Imperial Ballet," a shimmering gown m Coronation lace, worn by lovel\ Maria Sraralia as a
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    New Trends Highlight U.S. Fashions
    929 10 \i;\V YOI'K CITY Two distinctive new trends have ear rged In ihe w Je variety oi clothes from which Ann tit an women are selecting Iheii summer wardrobes this year. One i> the long, smiii line slenderly feminine that the figure nowhere but enhances it
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    CHILDREN NEED DISCIPLINE IN SOME FORM
    619 10  - CHILDREN NEED DISCIPLINE IN SOME FORM Margaret Scott By r)ISCIPLINE is a word which looms large m every parent's vocabulary. Most people with any sense agree thai children need discipline m some form or another for, even if their parents let them run riot, they'll have to knuckle under at
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    113 10 TRON ING material from x which soap has not been well rinsed may cause a stain much likp iron r,/sf. A soap and water washing usually removes it. Be sure to rinse ivell. Bleaching m the sun afterwards is sometimes helpful. TPMPTY the bag of your vacuum cleaner
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    THIS CHICKEN'S SUPREME!
    277 10 T^OR economy and glamour, combine leftover chicken with Swiss cheese sauce and serve on fresh asparagus (Broccoli or any other green vegetable m season can be used instead.) For double economy, make the sauce with nonfat dry milk. CHICKEN SUPREME (Makes 2 cups) ONE and one-half cups
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    79 10 photo. HOLLYWOOD swimming star actress Esther Williams, who ought to know what she's talking about m th> line of swimsuits. suggests something along thc lines of lingerie styling for a beachwear change. Thc mermaid's advice to gals planning shore vacations this summer i s to forget about Bikini
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      259 10 maamaammamsi SIUT COIItCSt NO. 19 wwww w Can You Name These Stars? IB__ fe-'W'' i-Ssa. **J_______i ft'-xvaJ j_-__" 'aW S oStr tmm ~*-B-8888 X-"*>- 'v STAR CONTEST No* 19 'on ALL through this week The the top left Hand corner and Singapore Standard pre- bear the address THE Mm ll
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      87 10 I i VMielia the soft, sate way to feminine hygicne-wiiK to*na:t *m that flatten so neatly and eitra ahiorbcncv oi«n waterproof bock ing for confidence Bj ,urc to oi- loi Co-el* the soluble sanitary towels that have ••< d»o«'<_9>' no extra cost. Try them you'll see. _W^T "ÜBr Intirely British
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    CHEERS FOR THE LOSERS
    484 11 Singapore A' Go Down Gallantly snecUtnrl o* t i CCt,C and h *™ssed minntes, 3,000 _rnll_!_5 ci at JaJail Bcsar Vadium yesterday saw gallant Singapore "A" being outclassed and auY P St V o ce f d a by \b H nBk n S^ -Hh it
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    53 11 The fumh of {he l!h>3 Coronation year Derby, showing Sir Cordon Richards winning hi s first-ever Derby on Sir •Victor Saloon s Pinza (number 23). with the Queen's horse Aureole. (left), ridden by W. H. Carr (number 1). second, and Prince Said Toussoun's Pink Horse ridden by W- X- Johnstone
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    SBA Move For Pro Boxing & Wrestling In Stadium Rejected
    215 11 SBA Move For Pro Boxing Wrestling In Stadium Rejected t\ application by tjro Singapore Badminton Association Fund Committee to hold professional boxinf and wrestling m the Singapore Badminton Stadium has been turned down by the Government because these forms of professional sport are excluded irom tbe terms of the lease.
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    They Plan To Tour FE
    94 11 The Clubp Ferrovario of Mozambique (Portugese East Africa), amateur soccer and basketball champions of Africa have plans to tour Nairobi. Bombay. Singapore, Hongkong, and Manila m October or early November. In a letter to a friend m Singapore the Clube Ferrovario's president. Mr. Cladio A.
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    Sel To Consider League Hockey
    49 11 KUALA LUMPUR Tues.— The 21st annual ge leral meetii the Selangor Hockey Association •ivill be he'ri on Tuesday, June 2.i at 5 :*9 p.m. at the Vie- toria Institution. The meeting wil] consider the j running of a league and a knockI out competition.
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    Veteran Adams To Lead Penana
    66 11 c PENANG, Tues. Veteran 5.V. Adams will lead Penang m the inter-state cricket m; against Selangor on the W crn Road ground this weekend Others s, lecte I are Eu Che v Te;k. Cheah Boh Eye. J.T. Bailward. Koay Khoon Leong C.E.A. Laßrooy, Havati Mean,
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    GURKHAS WIN
    29 11 KOTA TINGGI. Tues.— A last minute goal enab'cd the Gurkha Rifles to win a C nation soccer match b y score against the F.T.C. War Dog Wing.
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      147 11 M> I ILLS THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION. ALL members of this Association m the Colony of Singapore wil] be closed for business on Saturday |3th June, 1953 for the Hari I. Puasa AUCTION SALE f^X Saturday, the 27th of June lttr>3. at 11 a..1 at my Sales Room, Xo.
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      1166 11 I wondp SIMiAIMMIK TUCF I IXB Jll V MEETING l'«». Saturday Mth. W. dnr»da> lath and Saturday IKth Jul> 1-43. ENTRIES CLOSE a* 12 noon WEDNESDAT li J r 1953. SWEEPS 51 Unlimited Sweeptdakes FOR MEMBERS ONLY will be held ea' h Race Day App foi ti'kc'.s mual be lp
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      234 11 ~1 Bl "7 f>V»WNTA '.GO -HE COME UP XSO-AH'-L GIVE LIVE OUT <-? < Yc7t<»rtc4_H_P? V' ':> A P'J BE-CPEvcre. GREAT- GRAN PA?t>/ f VO'A _REAK.r-*w THET SENTENCE. *---A MEAN '*V 1 o(j"J-E -OFT-HEARTEDVOKUM- /'AH SErsTEfs'CEE, VO'JS J-DGE-AN'TWfN < ll'L IBs >^ _i 5o U V TO 100 V-ARS, AH'LL.
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    England's Attack Holds Trump Card
    742 12 Vustralian cricket aCf*tWa have built up Kay I iinlvvall, Keith Milln and llir real of the bowler-- of the promt loirriri_ r-rirlc into almost l«'«_cn«lary figures. .•*laii McCg-W) my forui«*r Test ailvr-rnary, ha» claimed I I ia i even if l.imlwall ami Miller have .-lowed
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    To See Test
    46 12 By Standard Correspondent LONDON. Tues. On the strength of his victory as Malaya's most popular sportsman, A. I. Thillain id;. ni has secured coveted tickets for thp first test m. tt» It hetucen Australia and England at Nottingham Cricket C'luh starting on Thursday
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    First Test: Lock Out, Wardle In
    185 12 LONDON. June 9 Renter Engl :id have been forced tv make a change m the 12 players i m.n the team will be selected tor the hr>t it.,* against S alia at Nottingham on Thu nd ay. Tony L.ek of Surrey damaged the spinning
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    Nene's Next Promotion
    95 12 A HARI RAYA boxing programme has been arranged by Promoter Nene lor Friday il at the Happy World .I idium. There will be seven bouts with Fighting .Tamal versus Jim Mourle as the main feature. Li ttl. PanchO mcc*> Battling .Mauri In the supporting event. The complete
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    ENTRIES INVITED FOR PERAK TENNIS
    78 12 IPOH. Tues.— Entries are iieing invited for the Perak Lawn Tennis Association open championships which start on July 4 and end on July 12 The closing date is .Tune 27, There will he the usual seven events for the men's singles, doubles, women's single- and
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    England Wind Up Tour With 6-3 Win
    244 12 NEW YORK. June 9. (Revter). England a soccer team were flying home today having wound up their close season tour with a 6-3 victory over the United State* at the flnod Ht Yankei Stadium here lasl nl ht Tlv decisive win avenzcd Engl
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1459 12 RACE ll 2.30 p.m-Class 3, Div. 5-S Furs. S». L vr k gIS ___W':::::::*:"." ft J.insWir 3y 8.08 Mr. M X Chen Ellery Flannerv f{ X Or. 3y 807 "Quartette Kongsi" Hobbs ITard 7. I Show Show 4y 8.06 "Shaw Stable*. Spencer 8 Church Parade 3y 8.05
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    TWO SAFE BETS
    896 12 Winning Brief Ginseng IPOH Winning Brief and Ginseng are two safe each way bets for the second day of the Perak Turf Club June meeting today. Heavy rain fell last night. The going is likely to be yielding RACE ONE ■harp Look has the torm and speed
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    TODAYS SELECTIONS
    121 12 Windsor Lad Cayj{ u llt 1 sharp look On x **%J slum Mum (.in„-, u -a gWJ"? mnsikTTT; Ko,alnul MMlinn ''^l^V Ulnntoii h... H,, ll\KHI\<\\ BS.% U4M» J Naalt Cieoacht JS^Eg Km,. iv, M -hw.hu m i< k i".T7r. 4 lllack |*iil»t Mi..„.r,l. _**> Ifcinkrt Hoi WINNING HHIIl
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    North, South Teams For Annual Tennis
    214 12 KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Tin > North has srl strong team to meet South m the first annu. series for the Guillemard Cup (lor men) McCabe- Reay Cup (for women) to he |ila\f_ Lake Club courts here during (he Hari I;, j h l weekend. Men
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      199 12 THIS is the final innlmlmciil nf ihr aeries by Palny Hentiren, former Middlenex mid England centurymaker, and he tells why rV/ig/nr/ir/'s attack holds the tramp card. A V second chance? To-d. y, when frustrations ot all kinds seen to mock our fondest tl reams, when time seems to hurry past
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