Singapore Standard, 11 June 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ckjzjhuigzhug m 5 Vol. 11l No. 339. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1933. TWELVB PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    CHAMPIONS SET FOR FINAL LAP
    456 1 MEREST: [SCOND i* irranocmcnt >vith the Times) 10. Thc triumphant British ing irs last swift preparations iie journey back to Kathmandu. imbers have spent periods at exj Gnd are anxious to get i r possi! !c. problem now is to decide Mil's store. <;ii he
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    THE STADIUM AT LAST
    242 1 Site Will fov/ 92 Mil. PROJECT WILL BE S-E ASIA'S BEST Mondard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will soon have one ot the most modern stadiums in Southeast Asia. Government, if is understood will ask the Leg.slat.ve Counc.i or its meeting next Tuesday, to approve a vote of
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    PRINCESS IN TWO MOODS: GRAVE & GAY
    41 1 PRINCESS IN TWO MOODS: GRAVE GAY Top: An excited Princess Margaret roots for her sister's horse, Aureole, at the Coronation Derby held recently. Aureole was placed second at the finish. Here (above) the Princess rests her chin pensively on the rail.
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    Soldier Dies In Fired Ambush
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    DUKE IS 32
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    'I MUST GO TO DENNIS'
    668 1 -RAF WIDOW SAID PENANG, Wed. The wife ol a R.A F. Squadron-leader to'.d the Sessions Court at a preliminary inquiry today that Mrs. Elizabeth Parsons tentatively charged with the murder of her sons. Edmund arid Darryl, was stunned When she heard that her husband. Flight-Lieutenant
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    TIGERS PROWL ROUND HOME
    62 1 SEREMBAN'. Wed.— A party of hunters have been mobtlis rd in Seremban to shoot twu tigers, believed to be a tigress and her cub. which have been roaming near the children's home m Temian Road, about 50 yards from the town during the last two nights.
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    JAP CLIMBERS
    38 1 A.wihr. is felt In Calcutta ior a 13-man Japanese erpedition which, with IS Sherpas, is «*y»na to comb the 26,000-foot Mount Manas] u. in central Nepal. The last message received from the party was on A.P.
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    Tin Mine Men Can Now Go Prospecting
    133 1 Tin Mine Men Can Now Go Prospecting cent! S.Wfil^ v IT GeraW Tem T> 1 hi London ren<!! 1\ i I Kmer £eney condition had improved to a IZL^.T i e Was P re P ared to consider requests for the opening of areas for new tin prospecting, states the
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    Gen.Chiang Sees Malayan Chinese
    49 1 TAIPEI. June 10. (AFP. Pr >sident Chiang Kai-shek yesterday gave an audience to Malayan overseas Chinese leader Chen Chin Yuei and inquired about the general situation of overseas Chinese in Malaya. Chen Chin Yuei was latei guest at a dinner given by Premier Chen Cheng.
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    CRAVE CRISIS
    30 1 ALL the funeral parlours In the Argentine city ol M ■■> cl vut have been taken over by the City government which will henceforth be the only undertaker. Reuter
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    Embassy Shuts Up
    30 1 INDIA lias decided to close down ita legation In Portugal alter a Portuguese Government refusal to discuss Uv transfer to India of Portugfiess territories in India. Reuter
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    Truce 'Only Hours Away'
    93 1 w SEOUL, June 10. A South Korean Government spokesmad. Karl Hong Ki, said today tiiat a complete armist: e agreement is "only hours ahead." Top level negotiations at Panmunjom completed ail policy work on a Korean tru e 'oday and recessed "indefinitely*'" until staff officers wind
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    The Moon Will Have Final Say
    66 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Selangor Government communique today stated that subject to the new moon being sighted in anv part of f he Federation on Friday, the next two days will b e observed as holidays. Il however, it is not
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    TAX COLLECTION
    20 1 THE NET collections from Income Tax in the Federation for the lour week., ending Mav totalled 112.15t.496. 18.
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    Rhodesia Readies
    23 1 SOUTHERN' Rhodesia is p i oaring i<»r the visit it the Queen Mother and Princess I Mai sard in July.- Reuter
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    Eden Under Knife
    14 1 MR. ANTHONY EDFA* yesterday underwent ao operation! in B'. ton. Reuter
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    SOLDIERS THROWN AS LORRY UPSETS
    129 1 A MALAY member of the Royal Military Police, died and six others were injured when a military lorry In which they were travelling overturned 'i sharn bend along the 8A mile. Thomson Ro i i. Singapore yesterday attaruouu. The man who died was Pte. Omar
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    Three With One Thought
    80 1 THREE women visitors lo] Singapore. Chong Ah Mah Sim Guan ind Phoo Wing Yia while walking along Clifford Pin- earlv yesterda morning, missed their fool and all thr e fell into tiie They were rescued by the Marine Police stationed at the! Pirr' bedraggled an,; .rj
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    The Last Drink
    22 1 EIGHT people have fled in Bogota from poisoning because a chemist sold them i it poison by mistake. Reuter
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    GOVT SNUB FOR REBEL UNIONS
    148 1 Standard Stall Reporter TIIK Singapore Government last night told the newly formed Council of Government Indu trial Inions that it was not a suitable body to negotiate for an increase in the total emoluments of the lower income group of Government employees. The official statement
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    SMILING, SCOWLING GEORGI
    208 1 SMILING, SCOWLING GEORGI I USft I dr||\e_e,| |u fi«M<ii> p.«ts aad Iwa un friendly ships vesteiil.it PAT NO. 1: ni.; heavy Kaaaiaa rrafore Svenliov. first to enter Kri(i>h waters lat many years, thundered out i in. h mm saaale shartly after dawn v sterdaj wkra sin* tteaaaed ta her Peru
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    $200 Bonus For Ex-Union Heads
    77 2 IWO former presidents -<i the Singapore Government Administrative and Ch i Services. Union will get 1 for services they have i red to the union'. This ion was arrived at an t ctraordinary meeting of Union on Tuesday. Th" former presidents Mr. Ji. Al. Dankf-r
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    Rubber Industry Divided On Resuming Exports To Mao
    410 2 Lee's Statement Stirs Controversy OPINIONS on the possibility of resuming Malayan rubber exports to Red China when the Korean war ended, differed greatly in Singapore yesterday. Asked to comment on a statement by Mr. Lee Kong Chian, president of the Singapore Rubber
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    32 2 QU£H Chin* jhyc (30). found a* Tanjong Rhu main road. Singapore. with 14 pounds of dutiable tobacco on j June 9. was lined S6OO. in! default two months' Imprison-] in Singapore yesterday
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    BACK FROM CHINA TOUR
    122 2 'Red China Wants Truce' Standard S'aft Reporter COMMUNIST Chma la anxious for a truce in Korea. Mr. X. Src-.kandan Xair. a member of the Indian Parliament and leader of the d. itionara Socialist Party in India, said in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Xair is on his way
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    Sleeping Pills Rival Caustic
    160 2 Sleeping Pills Rival Caustic Standard Staff Reporter BLEEPING tablets seem likely to oust caustic soda in Singapore as a popular, though ineffectual, method of committing suicide. The number of such cases now ranks second on!y to caustic soda poisoning, and is increasing. At a press conference yest< 1 Hay. lhe
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    This Guide Tells You Everything
    145 2 THE ordinary tourist who -omes to Singapore wants to know where he can change his money, where he can live, eat and drink, where he can buy •urios and souvenirs and where he can see the sign is The seventh edition of the "Guide to
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    Govt. Studies Report On Floods
    104 2 The Singapore Government is now considering the interim report of the Joint Committee an Flood A >n. This was approved by the City Council recen The committee recommended a 120.000 pilot scheme which would involve the cutting of a small channel from Xorth B'.iana Vista
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    BOYS' SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
    76 2 SINGAPOR E'S Gimson School for Boys will celebrate its sixth anniversary on June 20. Two hundred guests have been invited. They include parents of the inmates and oid boys of the Home. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. W L Blythe. will be the guest of honour. He will
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    World Tour Contest
    182 2 R r^ E S 0f the Sw^Pore Standard are asked t__ J tiie man or woman who fn #i,_»i_. «tJ t0 vote f° r most to the enrichment of the social iffi?i?\ ha Vr. om ,ributed nomic or sportin* Hf e of Malaya political, ecothe ifVsTehoos^ m
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    Colony Boy Makes Good
    36 2 photo. MR. ARTHUR LIM JOO JOCK a Singapore Queen's Scholar, who has been appointed first Asian visiting lerturer to Rangoon University. Mr. Lim will ieav e the Colony by air today. Standard
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    Varsity Grad To Lecture In Burma
    200 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S 1953 Queen Scholar, Mr. Arthur Lim Joo Jock is leaving this morning for Burma to join the University of Rangoon as a visiting lecturer. Mr. Lim is the first graduate of the University of Malaya to be appointed a visiting
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    81 2 photo. MASTER Ben Mamora. (extreme left, standing) son of Mt. F. P. Mamora. Indonesian consul i n Singapore, (third from right, standing) celebrated his lGth birthday at the Cathay Restaurant recently. Pictur*. show s him with a group of friends. (From left to right) Front row: Mrs. llut_iM.it. Mrs Hoetapea,
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    Coronation Films
    40 2 ABOCT '2.000 children in Singapc e English schools have booked to see the fulllength Coronation picture 'A Queen is Crowned" at special morning 50-cent matinee? arranged to begin from todav at the Cathay and the Hew Alhambra cinemas.
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    Society Buys 48 Cars For Taxi Drivers
    123 2 (Standard Staff Reporter) FORTY-EIGHT can will be bought by tlie Co-operative Society for Singapore s Ta\i owners and drivers, and retailed to members. .\lr. T. A Simon, th pr;:- er of the Society told T SI I yesterday. He bl lie* bulk purchasing
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    C-MEDALS AT NAVAL BASE
    94 2 CORONATION Medals have been presented to thc following locally entered Admiralty employees at the Singapore Naval Base Leung Kuan. Chan Kam Hon. Ho Chang. Leong Peng Yee. Mr. John Cyril de Souza. Chang Chee Sek. Leong Cheong, Hokam Singh. Puah Sian Keng. James Masillamani. Subramaniam Kanapa'hey
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    Labuan Memorial Unveiled
    117 2 TIIE dead of the Roval All Force, the Royal Australian Air Force, lhe British and Australian arnvc.; and the 2/15 Punjab Regiment will be remembered in the war memorial UOVeiled ia Labuan Cemetery yesterday. It will be a monument to the men who died on the Sandakan
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    Mixed Reaction to Lifting of Ban On Luxury Building
    478 3 TH E lifting of the luxury building control wos received with mixed linfl in Singapore Some builders predicted little change in the trade, ofhers heralded the lifting of the control as the means of preventnc<_ible future slump in the bu. lding
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    Fares Rob Taximan In Dark Lane
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    Shelagh Just Wasn't A Sea-Dog
    174 3 Shelagh Just Wasn't A Sea-Dog (S Shipp ini; Reporter) THIS is the sad story of Shelagh who. hating thc rucl sea. died on her first voyage, and even in death cheated her enemy Of her body. Shelagh Firs buried on Singapore Island. Slit- boarded the steamer Raaee four weeks ago
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    U.S.I.S Showing 'Royal Journey'
    104 3 THE "'STS Theatrette, RafPlace. Sinqapore, which has been drawing appreciable crowds I uly lunch hour aing «.L Royal Journey* June 3 will continue^ ng the film until June 17. 'Royal Journey' is the technicolour story of the visit ot a Elizabeth and the Duke nf Edinburgh
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    Bake Sale Silver Pin
    70 3 THE silver pin made by the famous silversmiths, George Jensen, and donated by Sena Jewellers, of SingaI )()r which will be baked into a cake for the annual Make Sale of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Association. Malaya. The sale. Saturday. June 13. at the
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    CHINA REMITTANCES
    19 3 FAMILY remittances to China for May from Malaya totalled $2,125,049. Of this figure $1,370,697 went from. Singapore.
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    S'PORE Wedding
    18 3 S'PORE Wedding MR. G. BACHAN Singh and Miss Devis Edwards who were married at the Singapore Registry recently.
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    Popular Brigadier Says His Goodbye
    221 3 BRIGADIER P. 11. Denver, former Assistant Civil Defence Commissioner for the City areas in Singapore, leaves today in the liner Canton for England with the warm farewells of many of his voluntary defence workers still ringing in his ears. The Brigadier, who has held his
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    Goodwill Among Staff Towards Nair—Adams
    116 3 Goodwill Among Staff Towards Nair— Adams THERE is nothing to suggest that the schoolboy who accused his teachers of abusing Mr Devan Nair in the classroom comes from his school. Canon R.K.S. Adams, principal of St. Andrew's School, told The Standard yesterday. Canon Adams was refuting a Charge made by
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    Netsji 'Memorial Library Officials
    76 3 THK ann ial general meeting of the Netajl Memorial Library was held on June 7. and the following office bearers were elected for the ensuing year. Presider. Mr. John Jacob, vice president Mr. V. P. Abdullah, hon. gen. secretary, Mr. K. N. Pillay. treasurer Mr. K.
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    JACK HORNER PIE AT BAKE SALE
    188 3 ONE of the most exciting features of the annual Bake Sale given by the Women's Auxiliary of the American Association, Malaya, on Saturday, June 13, will be a George Jensen silver lapel pin donated by Sena Jewellers, of Singapore. ."The pin, a flower medallion,
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    AW DROPS PAGODA PLAN-GOVT. 'UNREASONABLE'
    544 3 fc<. rofcfce./ f,'Z J»e«|H-riv. 1,../ bra*. Singapor. Kill >^^%«»w*m„ WWIM I. j. 9trmi»mr„ Sin "p^ A W ON HAW Governing Director of the vested tha g hr^ d V The Standi plan to build a™» nnn 0W d cided to bandon the Palp,?- a $300,000
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    Jap Ambassador Feted In S'pore
    69 3 Jap Ambassador Feted In S 'pore tue members of the Diplomatic Corps end Trade Commissioner* in Singapore vesterday met Mr. Kenkiehi Yoshizawa. th^ 78-ycar-o'd Japanese Ambassador to Na tional ist China, at lunch at the Prince's Restaurant. Mr. Ybshizaws Is now in Singapore to study Chines- 1 affairs and carry
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    Detainee Centre To Be Closed
    141 3 (Standard Staff Reporter) THE Singapore Detainer* Rehabilitation Centre at Chua Chu Kang i s likely to be <lo>ed in the near future, Th.e Standard understands. A senior Government ofti. it I declined to say anything but revealed that a statement would be Issued shortly on
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    'Do Not Lose A Privilege'
    73 3 MR. T. P. F. IfcNEICE. President of the City Council, appealed over R i-ho Ma lat night to Sin j more wo to reg; ter them! elves voters snd not lo ;e a pri\ denied to wo.ncn in other count! Hi sad most of the
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    FREE TOOTHPASTE
    37 3 HENRY WAUGH and Com pany. agents for the Pepsodent Ltd., London, will he distributing samples o_ Mertasol in Singapore. Representatives of the company will be visiting several firms to make the distribution to staff members.
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    Bid To Ease Jam In Courts
    143 3 MEASURES are being taken to meet the congestion in the Singapore District and Police Courts and it is hoped tha 4 the situation will be eased by the increase in the number of officials on the Bench, Mr. Tan fhoon Lip. Registrar of tlie
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    New Era Opens For Livestock Farmers
    203 4 New Era Opens For Livestock Farmers Standard Staff Reporter MEMBER for Agriculture ind Forestry. Tungku Va'acob, speaking a t the opening of the new Veterinary Research Institute, said tbat although the Veterinary Department ha s existed as a separate entity for just over 20 years, veterinary surgeons had served Malaya
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    Had Rifle, Court Told
    57 4 KUANTAN. Wed. Yap Yoong Ching wa s charged In the Kuantan court for unlaw ful possession of a rifle and 28 rounds of ammunition. A 8-year-old woman Kwai Ying. was charged for consorting with him Both were captured in the Panching forest by soldiers of the
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    NEW PUISNE JUDGE
    25 4 MR. WILLIAM BUHAGIAR Registrar. Supreme Court Federation of Malava has been appointed a Puisne Judge in the Federation of Malaya, reports Reuter
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    FLOUTED STAY HOME ORDER, SENT TO JAIL
    131 4 FLOUTED STAY HOME ORDER, SENT TO JAIL A SINGAPORE detainee Lim Poh Huat. who was j released on parole with I orders to stay indoors after dusk for two .vears. was not found in his house for four months, it was stated in the Third Di.-trict Court jrester- day. j
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    Lighter Row Is Settled
    52 4 The dispute between the J Singaoore Genera! Lighterage I and rransporl Company and, about 120 of lta employees was i settled yesterday. According to the agreement j between the Company and rep resent ati ve s ol the Ligh:er Workers' Union, tindals will; get a general
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    LIGHTS COME OFF BUT JOY REMAINS
    270 4 a nH J c f doVlr s w °rth of decorations, lights lhr«.,^. PUt P f r t,le Cor n^*on celebrations throughout Singapore and thc Federation vvill be taken down to-morrow. I uit-.c win oe no trace alter tomorrow of the $6,000,000 estimated to
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    Cornered And Beaten By Gangmen
    196 4 CORNERING a member of ;i rival gang in .-j coffeeshop .it Jalan Besar, a Singapore pelted him with bottl< c "Pa ai d saucers- and then thn into the gutter. Detective Corporal. Musffar Khc.r:. testified in the Four.h District Court yesterday. He said that he
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    JB S. O. S. FOR 150 STARVING FAMILIES
    370 4 By RONNIE DUCLOS AN urgent coble to save 1 50 families in Johore Bahru district from starvation, will be despatched this morning to the Federation Lotteries Board. The appeal will go from the Johore Bahru District Association for the prevention of Tuberculosis,
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    Knifed Man Takes His Wife Back
    134 4 PARIT BLNTAR. June 10 When the case of a 29--year-old woman. Heng Hoay Eng. charged with having voluntarily caused hurt to her husband. Tan Kim Sye. by cutting him with a knife, was mentioned before Inche Salleh bin Fckhardt in the Pant Buntar court.
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    Tempter: The Answer Is Food
    232 4 IPOH. Wed. —General Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, speaking at the opening of the $900,000 Federal Veterinary Research Institute said the only complete answer to the maintaining of economic balance in Malaya is to grow the food this country requires on our own soil.
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    PENNILESS AND WITHOUT FRIENDS TRIED SUICIDE
    173 4 A MAN from Mum,, his seven-year-old son iu _,aes. Police Court Magistrate. .Mr |> <]„.' day, that without anv mmi n t(u his son made him desperate ,d Utln **J He w..- fo Kw lj. I who was i barged a I tempting. >uiciae
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    LABOUR MEET CALLED OFF
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    ROAD FLOWDED
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    Mr. 'X' Acted Childishly: Counsel
    650 5 HIGH COURT HEARS LAWYER'S CASE* ci rMISSION that his client had acted childA f iuhlv and had taken the whole affair to Mf fintomime or play acting was made yesterbe i ust C Mallal. counsel in a case where a aav hy u vrr has
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    24 Chinese Wanted To Join Fed. Police Force
    35 5 24 Chinese Wanted To Join Fed. Police Force i nd en l one w.-_. -elected. The ed in either wal or education A po .man talifical n e i. I Ku il i Lumpur for
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    Name Morib Home After Teik Ee Call
    118 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. proposal to name the Mor To tuberculosis settlement after the late Mr. Khoo Teik Ce, cana U P W* consideration at a meeting of the Selangor branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. No decision was taken
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    Real Culprits Behind Dope Addicts: ASP
    176 5 THE real culpirts behind the opium smokers are the people who bring in the opium, said ASP. Mr. Peter Ball, in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday in pressing fof deterrent sentences on two taikongs. Mr. Ball added: "They are the people who control
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    Weather
    84 5 MINIMUM Temoerature: from 7.30 p.m. on May 9 to 7.30 a.m. on Mav 10 Singapore <77F> Penan_r (76F). Kola B;ihru (7GF). Kuala I.umpur (73F) Ipoh (7GF). Kuantan (71F). Maximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on May 10 Singapore 88F), Prriang (87F). Kota Bahru (88F). Kuala Lumpur (90F),
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    GAMBLING RAP
    18 5 FIVE women and 14 men were charged with gambling in the Singapore Fif:b Police Court yesterday
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    JEWEL THIEF JAILED
    191 5 JEWEL THIEF JAILED A WOMAN told a 12-year-old Singapore schoolg'v! that her mother had given permission to borrow the girl's jewellery. The girl believed the woman and handed over her gold bracelets and necklace. This was stated in the First Criminal District Court yesterday by senior ASP Mr. ftt. Boyle,
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    Nanyang U Mentioned In Commons
    174 5 Nanyang U Mentioned In Commons LONDON. June 10 The Chinese in Malaya have overwhelmingly decided during last year to put their loyalty and faith on Malaya's side, the Secretary of State for the Colonies Mr. Oliver Lyttelton reassured Mr. lan Winterbottom (Lab.) in the Commons today. Mr. Winterbottom had asked
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    $2,000,000 More Saved
    47 5 During the first five months of this year depositors in the Federation Post Office Savings Bank put in nearly $2 million more than they withdrew. About 690 new accounts were opened, bringing the total of depositors to 365,766 with a credit balance of $93,326,767.
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    Two Rabies Centres Shut
    33 5 TWO of four anti-iabies va rination centres in Singapore have closed down They were se* up at Holland Road police station and the Veterinary Quarantine Station at Telok Ayer.
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    FAKE MEDICINE
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. WedBefore, tfaia Chik in the Kuaia Lumpur second magistrate s court, Narayanan Abetter, of Ipoh Road, plc.idod guilty and was lined $150 inr selling (ake medicine on May 7.
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    The Firms Back Gen. Templer
    164 5 The Firms Back Gen. Templer KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaya has rallied to the call for service issued by the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, in his Coronation broadcast this week Several firms in Kuala Lumpur have pledged their support. Lever Brothers Malaya, said in a telegram to the High
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    Splash-up Party For 103 Children
    68 5 photo. (Lett) Children of the Trafalgar Home receive a plastic cup and saucer with a Coronation insignia during the Coronation party given for them bv the Leprosy Assoc i.ition yesterday Canon R.R.S. Adams is in the background supervising. Men of the Nee Soon Servants Mess
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    196 5 ALTHOUGH the Leper community of Singapore was not able to see anything of the City's Coronation celebrations they were not forgotten. Yesterday afternoon. 103 children of the Trafalgar Home were given a splash-up party by the Singapore Leprosy Association. Contributing largely to the success of this party were the men
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    THE HAXWORTH LINES EXPLAINED
    224 5 CRITICISMS of lhc Haxworth lines and bands and an appeal to UoUrians to persuade the pa that be to provide Marc parkins* areas, bettor roads and higher salaries to attract better personnel to tie Traffic police formed the subject oi yestcrda s weeklv Kotarv lunch address.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 5 Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, June 10 The following are thc closing prices of rubber and tin on the London market LONDON RUBBER Spot 20<d. July/Sept. 1016. Oct. /Dec. 20' d. Jon. /Mar. 20, d July c.i.f. 20 d Market: Quietly Steady LONDON TIN Spot £692 tOs.
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    A People's Plan
    755 6 T^AR be it W us to disturb the political calm that prevails at the moment in the Federation. Perhaps out of regard for Coronation month, the waring political groups have stopped exciting one another by provocative grimaces. It may also be that they are also exhausted by
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      TYING OF WAGES
      506 6 Sir;— On the Bth inst. a Singapore English printed dailv. carried a statement by Mr.'R.G.D. Houghton. Secretary of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association, to the effect that (a) the practice of tying wages to the price of rubber was obnoxious; (b) that the practice had been
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      111 6 Sir; -With reference to the report in The Standard of June 9, 1953 in connection with the prosecution and conviction of T. J. Devalley, a former employee of the Lambert Driving School. I should like to clear up certain statements made in the course of the proceedings. It
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    U.S. Call To RoK: Accept Terms
    321 7 U.S. Call To RoK: Accept Terms WASHINGTON,, Juris 10— The United States took its case for a Korean truce directly to the South Korean people yesterday as official hopes mounted that Syngman Rhee will give in and end his bitter resistance to the armistice terms. Officials said the Voice of
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    'Go It Alone' Not Seriously Taken In U.K.
    150 7 LONDON. June 10. (Reuter) —British political and diplomatic opinion does not take verv seriously the "go it alone*" threat of President Syngman Rhee of South Korea and his government. Keynote of current British thinking wa s sounded in Parliament yesterday by the
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    SORAYA IN NICE
    48 7 QUEEN Soraya of Iran arrived in Nice on the French Riviera yesterday from Madrid, accompanied by her maid of honour and two members of her suite. She said she plans to return to Iran soon, but before doing so will visit Paris and Switzerland. AP
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    Lindbergh In Lisbon
    28 7 THE American flyer, Charles Lindbergh, left Lisbon by air last night for Rome. He is making an inspection tour for an American air line. AFP
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    N'LIST CHINA SIGNS UN WOMEN'S CHARTER
    142 7 NEW YORK, June 10, (Reuter) Nationalist China .yesterday signed the convention on political rights of women at United Nations headquarters. Dr. C. L. Hsia, representative of China to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, signed the convention on behalf of his government in
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    Swiss Unwilling To Serve Unless...
    358 7 PoW COMMISSION Wilson told a Senate Appropriations sub-Committee it would b e "six months or more" after an armistice before any American troops would be moving out of Korea. Other officials including President Eisenhower have said American troops would have to remain in Korea for
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    He Gave Up Four Fingers
    330 7 World News In Brief A 21-YEAR-OLD veteran of the Korean war told an army court martial in Goeppingem. Germany, he got a German to chop off four fingers of his left hand because he vearned to be 6ent home to his bride Sl six months.
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    C'WEALTH PMs AGREE
    410 7 No Chances For Easing Tension Should Be Lost LONDON, June 10,— The Commonwealth Prime Ministers in a communique after their London conference said yesterday no opportunity should be lost of "composing or at least easing the differences which at present divide the world/' The communique said they
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    PM HEDGES ON UN SEAT FOR PEKING
    201 7 LONDON, June 10— Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill told the House of Commons yesterday he looked for an early armistice in Korea but hedged on whether Britain would press for admission of Red China into the United Nations once the fighting stops. ''The
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    Russia Makes 2nd Gesture To Austria
    216 7 VIENNA, June 10, (AP)— Russia made its second gesture in 24 hours to occupied Austria yesterday by agreeing to discharge two top-rankiflf Austrian Communist police officials in Vienna. Austrian government souroes revealed the new Soviet step only a few hours after Russian troops moved
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    Navarre In Hanoi
    39 7 riVE THOUSAND I ind */ietnameee troop headed by paratrooper paraded fan Hanoi yt t< lay before General Henri Navarre, new Freneh commander-in-rhief making hii first -it to the war capital of French Union Forces. A P
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    MOSCOW RELENTS
    35 7 THE Soviet Government h;is panted permission for two Russian wives of Amer i citizens and two Russian-bora children of an American mother to leave the Soviet Union, it was disclosed in Moscow UP
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    JAPAN, GERMANY INCREASE THEIR MERCHANT SHIPS
    185 8 J APAN, GERM ANY INCREASE THEIR MERCHANT SHIPS UNITED NATIONS, June 10, (AP)— Japan and Germany increased their merchant shipping tonnage launched during the first three months of this year, the U.N. Statistical Bulletin showed yesterday. Britain led the 26 countries renorted on with 228 000 tons The Japanese figures
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    Ships Dress For Duke
    49 8 I SHIPS in Sinuapore I I harbour were dressed wilh < flags from stem to stern < i yesterday for the Duke jl of Edinburgh's hhthday. < I In tho raornine the j| Royal Artillery garrison I m Pulau Blakan:; Mati j I J fired a
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    Training Trip Comet Sets New Record
    108 8 Training Trip Comet Sets New Record LONDON June 10. (Renter) A Cornet jetliner. with LH men aboard, yesterday t\e\\ non-stop from Beirut to Lon don about 2.200 miles— li 1 live hours and 20 minu'Squadron Leader Rolanr Lloyd. _1 -year-old Roya Canadian Air Force officer piloted the plane at an
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    Burma River Traffic Is Paralysed
    97 8 RANGOON, June 10. (Reuter) River traffic between Rangoon and the rest of Burma was paralysed yesterday when 1,300 merchant mariners stopped work demanding better wages and working conditions. Fifty government launches which ply between Rangoon and the river towns of the inI terior were tied
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    Refrigerator Ship For Japan
    85 8 SAN DIEGO, June 10. (AP) Inability of the southern California fishing fleet to deliver sufficient tonnage to meet requirements of canneries due to poor catches this season may result in the sailing from San Diego to Japan of the Panamaman refrigerator ship Peurto d- 1 Sol
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    PAL Starts Mexico Run
    54 8 MANILA. June 10. (UP)— The Philippine Air Lines will start a direct service from Manila tn Maxico Citv by wav of San Francisco on' June 17. PAL president /ndres Soriano announced yesterday. The Philippines and Mexico signed a bilateral nir agreement last year which provided fnr
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    13 Boatloads US Aid For Taipei
    55 8 taipei. Junt 10. (Beutar)— Thirteen freighters bri 29.800 tons ot United States aid supplies have arrived at the northern port of Keelung and Kaohsiung in thc south In I one week. Main items of supplies to UM Chinese Nationalist Government were cotton. fertilisers, soyabeans,
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    Call For Fair Deal In Sale Of Synthetic
    138 9 WASHINGTON. June 10. (UP). A spokesman for independent rubber users and for organised rubber workers urged Congressmen to make sure the "Big Four" rubber companies do not get the biggest share when the government sells its svnthetic rubber plants. They made their
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    Produce Prices: Little Change
    104 9 PRODUCE prices in Singapore yesterday remained about unchanged fro m Tue-' levels with only small business passing. Copra quotations were S3B per picul sellers and $37 buyers for June shipment. Coconut oil remained a dull market at $59 buyers and $61 sellers. Pepper prices were lower
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    Malayan Ports Are Busier
    74 9 THE tonnage of cargos discharged and loaded at major ports in the Federation is steadily increasing at an average of nearly 200,000 freight tons a year, according t_ statistics released yesterday by the Registrar of Statistics. The ports are Penang, Malacca, Port Swettenharn. Telok Anson, Port
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    Cautious Hopes For R.I. Rubber
    333 9 By ARNOLD C. NtACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, June 10.— The report of the returning Indonesian delegation from the recent Copenhagen Rubber Study Group conference has sparked a cautious optimism in Indonesia over the future prospects of low grade rubber. Mr. Sadjarwe. ehief delegate, reported
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. Jun e 10—Special Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange todav were $15.78 to £1 sterling: $0.***** to U.S.. dollar $1,830 to Malayan $1: $0,235 to one Indonesian Ruppiah, Goid $270,875 to one tael.
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    Crude Oil Output
    33 9 DESPITE the absence of Iranian oil, Middle East crude oil, production hit an all-time high in April of 10,015,373 metric tons. Previous record was 9.400,000 tons in June 1952.— UP.
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    RUBBER FAIRLY ACTIVE
    162 9 SUndard Market Reporter THE rubber market in Singapore was fairly active yesterdey with prices closing at about 1 eent be inw Tuesday's levels, first grade rubber for June shipment bring quoted 63£ cents per lb. (68Jj cents on Tuesday). Opening lower, prices steadied somewhat but trade generally
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    Pak. Export List Grows
    58 9 Pak Export List Grows FOUR additional items have been added to the existing items or the Pakistan Expor' Trade Control open general licence, according to a statement issued by the Pakistan Trade Commissioner in Singapore and the Federation. They are: exposed cinematograph films, canvas and rubber shoes, bone-dust and bone-sinews,
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    N.Z. To Probe Possibilities Of Titanium Ores
    332 9 N.Z. To Probe Possibilities Of Titanium Ores WELLINGTON, June 10. (Reuter) Further research into the possibilities of exploiting New Zealand's titanium bearing ores may be undertaken before the end of this year. Titanium which is lighter and tougher than steel and resistant to corrosion has been described as the "metal
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    CEYLON SAYS NO LOW GRADE RUBBER TO RED CHINA
    379 9 CEYLON SAYS NO LOW GRADE RUBBER TO RED CHINA COLOMBO, June 10 (Reuter) Mr. R. G. Senonayoke, Ceylon's Minister of Commerce and Trade denied yesterday that Communist China had protested against short weight and pooi quality of rubber shipped from Ceylon. In an official statement he said "quite emphatically" that
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    32 9 ONE of the Cowans Sheldon 40-ton steam breakdown cranes lifting a goods wagon during a demonstration at the Exhibition of Railway Rolling Stock which opened at the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station recently
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    Boost Asia Trade Fair Is Planned
    100 9 Boost Asia Trade Fair Is Planned WASHINGTON, June 10. (AP) Thirty countries are being a-;kcd to participate in a trade lair at Seattle to promote Pacific Commerce, especially among Asian countries. The exhibit il scheduled for early )9;>i and is expected by its promoter! to include countries from Pakistan and
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    1952 Active Year For Oil Industry
    208 9 THE year 1952 "was again an active one for the oil industry" although conditions in many respects differed from those in 1951, the "Shell" Company's Survey for 1952 states. There was a marked slackening in the production of oil in response to declining t
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    Truce Blamed As Stocks Fall
    55 9 NEW YORK, June 10. (Reuter) The imminent Korean truce was blamed yesterday as Wall Stree 4 stocks fell to the lowest point since October last year. As selling pressure increased, buyers became very cautious Losses ranged to about $1 a share, but a few high-priced
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    117 9 X CLOSING rubber prires <■ orr lb > In Singaport voir rda? were: Buyer* _>cller» No 1 RSS Spot i .»'i-.- aii «u No. 1 R.S.S. 68A It] No. 2 RSS. 66 661 No. I R.S.S. M 631 Tone: Quiet and slightly easier. TIN PRICE Thp price of
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    Increase In Industrials Maintained
    132 9 Stand;* id Market Reporter SINGAPOR. Wet). Tin rise in industrials wai well maintained throughout y< um day. There was no d finite trend in tins, a feature b w a rise la Sungei Way -i. in Rubbers were neglected. Changed prices are: INDI'STRI.-LS Buvers Sellers 8.8.
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    R.I. Envoy Hails Truce In Korea
    128 9 JAKARTA, June 10 (AP)— Commenting on the prospect of an armistice in Korea. Indonesia's newly-appointed ambassador to Red China. Arnold Momomuto. said a Korean peace possibly would aid his country lo "trad: freely and in the widest MISC of the word with the Chinese
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    P.I. Seeking Korea Rice
    80 9 MANILA. June 10. (AP>— The Philippines is negotiating with Korea and Japan for the export of 5.000 tons of imported rice to those countries, a government spokesman said today. Gabriel ftelmonte. general manager of National Rice and Corn Corporation said the Philippine Government decided to e
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    Food Strike Ends
    28 9 THE nation-wide strike In many Swedish food-process ihr industries has ended after Ave weeks of increasing scarcity of bread, meat and many othei foods. AP#
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    Queen To Honour Tensing?
    165 10 Queen To Honour Tensing? Cable News On Everest NEW DELHL .Tunc 1(1 (Reu;ter) The Nepalese Governl ment would Dot object to Everest victor Sierpa Tensing accepting a British knighthood, the Nepalese Ambassador to India. General Bijaya Shumsher. said yesterday. When Queen Elizabeth conferred knighthoods on Colonel Hunt, leader of the
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    Hero Climbed Everest Twice
    84 10 KATMANDU. June 10 (AP) Bhutia Sherpa Tensing climbed Mt. Everest's peak twice last month, it was learned last night. Reports reaching here said the famed Himalayan guide made the first climb on hi* oWn May 29. Thus he was the first man to reach the top
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    Price Of Rice Decides Fitrah
    46 10 IPOH. Wed— The president of the Council of Religion and Malay Cu >ms. Perak. Raja Musa bin Raja Mahadi. officially announced that the rae of fitrah iixed for the state this ycar is $I.os— the pricc of one gantang of rice.
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    DEVILS' ISLAND of the East
    862 10  - DEVILS' ISLAND of the East DR. PETER RUSSO By an Australian expert on the problems of the East. He speaks Japanese and Chinese fluently, and was an instructor at Tokio University Dr. Russo has just returned from a visit to India, made at the Invitation of the Indian Government. ASIA
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    Can You Name This Star?
    217 10 Sior Contest No. 19 \l.l. through thi* Meek Tlie Singaoore Standard presents its nineteenth star contest All (ou'vr got to do is 'o collect the pictures and coupon* for all six days and M-n.-l them together uith the name* ot the stars tinder "-'de cover
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    Roarina Welcome For The Tiger Of Everest
    192 10 Roarina Welcome For The Tiger Of Everest DARJEELING, June lt). (AP) —Tiger Tensing, the Himalayan Sherpa who conquered Mount Everest with New Zealander Edmund Hillary, returns home here in the next two weeks and this little tea township is throbbing with excitement. His fellow porters and the coolies from the
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    M. AIRWAYS BID FOR POINTS FAIL
    95 11 M. AIRWAYS BID FOR POINTS FAIL „<<>])(" baM superiority of Chartered Bank SC 1 Vinni -of-ilie-lenßiie Malayan Airways no alternaP^l t to remain pointless when they were compelled t:,r if defeat by two goals to nil in a Singapore Houses division I mutch on a rain-soaked FXa' Stadium yesterday. f
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    OTHER RESULTS
    85 11 VR Business Houses soccer results w< DIV. 2 H k trounced Borneo -0. Khamis 2. Chin Sions and Di.i_.ds scored for tile a lands Trading Societv beat Bala Spi C lib i I Mai Noor 2. Masuri and Eng i led for the winners K< i Siang and
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    43 11 A LAST mini: bv ihe SHB I to save them n they mei the n FC in a S _FA division tnat< at Jalan Besar um. Seletar won 2. S irers were Aii 2 and Paul ar. Omar and Mil aB.
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    140 11 WITH morc punc h in their attack. Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation had no difficulty in ing Borneo Company by goals to one in a division 2 m itch on the MFA ground yesterday Thc Barkers found Satani. in the Borneo Company coal, their main -tumbling block,
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    96 11 Colony Cricketer Returns COLONV cricketer and hockey player. Cecil Wong returns to Singapore today alter nearly seven years in England. While at Cambridge, Cecil played cricket in the Cam- Iria,s for h Seniors n* 1950 at Fenners. He late, turned up for the Crusaders and won his colours. He played
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    72 11 o J. Jo e Phs Institution beat Kaffies Institution bv 78 runs in an inter school cricket match v« sterday. St. Josephs scored Hfl runs for €i Jr X wlckpls when thev declar- wijesinghe topscoring with 22 and A. Delikan 21. The Raffiesiana were ull out ior 38
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    33 12 tills QUEEN .k.i i Richards*, before ttelurt""."} 8 ih 1U, Ir Gordon f-psom last Saturday the 1953 Der »»y at Post^'V^h^l^- goon's Past the vuss* A,,reo,e to
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    251 12 ondiv r_>u c, an eecfas,J Shepherd rightarm SfSt lUBI four for 3« Muneer rifhtarw offspin three for il teA|^ m- ftl' lll !UJlJ'' Woreesbv ia e vun^ l w S2H n «hamshire dun secondly 2^l n,.,_i J nolitnrrr. u 7 L>'>oiand ama rm legbreak five for 4s
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    32 12 IHE .lohore Bahru District A. A. A. will hold .is fifth nuai athletic meeting at the Bhftfai. College hroufids onl July «> and io from 2.31 p m each day.
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    79 12 BAI L BY BAI. I. enmment a ries on the Test Matches are oeing directed to Malaya by the BBC. on 17 80 mc s, 16 metres, and I ">•'-<' mc s. 19 metres, from ata p.m. I.la a.m continuously These commentaries are also being relayed to
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    650 12 LONDON, June 9 (Reuter) Randolph Turp, n r -h weight champion, won the British version of the world i %d_t I feated Charles Humex, the tough little French miner when Ci rounds ot London's open air White City Stadium tcni'ohf pO,n o^| Il*
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    78 12 LONDON. June 9, (Router) frank Johnson ol Mai f**^ forfeited his b 2ff t 5 re h l when .e weighed in overweight this atternoon was outpointed •J'"; Lucy of London n a > catchweight bout red to 12 round, at White I Mad mm here tonight
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    57 12 SINGAPORi. uwn Tennl. Association is inviting entrie for its annua! open championship, to be held rrom July 3 Jp 10 It the SCC V\|. Tnnq'in Club and SR. .The events are the n unglea and doubles, mixed 5 ou Wes, women's singles and doubles and
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