Singapore Standard, 15 June 1953

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. 11l No. 31 a. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1953 TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    WEIGHING THE LOOT
    21 1 WEIGHING THE LOOT Standard picture thottt ?>rt^t of thc 88* lbs. d ).(hmi "weighed in the Customt at I .'"/urd Pier.
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    NOTHER OPIUM AUL IN COLONY
    213 1 B\ PETER CHIN. Standard Staff Reporter gSGAPORE Customs made another opium haul l^ a in uhat was termed "a routine search." .l„i ss ll». ol opium valued at 535,000 and 52 ibs. f. n; rhe roots valued at S3SS were seized aboard liahpim anchored in
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    ARBER DIES
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    Top Store Razed
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    25 Pilgrims Drown
    26 1 TWENTY-FIVE Hindu piltrims, including women and children. on their way to Allaid. were drowned when a boat capsized in the River jes Reuter
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    TAYLOR: TRUCE IS NOT THE END
    859 1 nivMJUMaHTS l. Rhee: A Remedy 2. India A«____.«a_. > wpn 9- -*on On Rallies 4. Newa Clamp But All Signs Point To An Early Peace w_.r«___< k n ,4 Licuh Gen Maxwell 0. Taylor wSK _JS El9hth Arm T $oldiers tod °y ormistS rS«_T
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    NORODOM FLEES TO THAILAND
    152 1 Crisis fn Cambodia PARIS, June 14 (Reuter) Kins; Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia. French associated stale of Indo-China. left Cambodia. French associated refuge in neighbouring Siam. the French press agency reported today in a Pnom Penh despatch. Before leaving, the King conferred full powers on the Cambodian
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    ALL SET FOR THE BIG REVIEW
    55 1 This air view showa the Russian cruiser **SverdlOY M in her place ia lhe lines of ships assembling olt Spithead for today's Coronation Review by the Queen. Shortly alter the Russian cruiser arrived in British waters. Captain O. I. Rudauov. her Commanding Officer stepped
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    HE BRAYED 3 BANDIT SHOTS
    120 1 THI Europear, manager of Jen. poi e-tate in the Bahau district of Negri Sembilan was travelling in an armoured car from Dangi to Jelai when he was signalled to stop by three persons yea ring uniforms. Believing they were merrrbers of an area security unit,
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    Wilson Cal! For Trade With China
    48 1 ROCHDALE, England June 14. (Reuter) Mr. Harold Wilson, Labour member of Parliament and former President of the Board of Trade, todav called on the British Government to take the lead la relaxing Eati-West trade restrictions when an armistice if signed in Korea.
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    He Saw Death 2 ft. Off
    172 1 He Saw Death 2 ft. Off fol'r-yfar-old Krm Fai. was standing with hi sister on the pavement ii front of a printer's shop ii Outram Road. Singapore heard a loud bang and th« next moment a black mon ster cjme racing toward* him. Petrified. Keng Fai grippe* his sister's hand
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    Chusan For The Sun
    108 1 -AND 1,000 CHEEKED THE GOOD NEWS LONDON, June 14, (Reuter)— The captain of the Chusan, damaged in a collision with a cargo ship on Friday, yesterday announced that it will sail after I night on Sunday, e Chusan limped bark Tilbury and yesterday noon with a
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    Stop This Royal Tale,Queen Told
    54 1 LONDON. June 14. (AP)— A mass circulation Sunday paper "The People'' demanded that Buckingham Palace officials speak out and stop "scandalous stories" that Princess Murgaiet wants to marry a divot cad commoner. It said pilace failure to do $o wis dra&gtnj. the r >y.«l Cam.ly'j
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    ATTLEE WARNS ON PRIVATE TV
    53 1 BEDLINGTON. June 14. (Reuter) Mr. Clement Att lee. leader of the Labour Opposition in the House of Commons, said at a miners' rally yesterday that if the Conservaiive Government handed over television to private interests, the next Labour Government would alter it when they got
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    HARI RAYA IN U.K.
    21 1 Standard London Corr. LONDOM. Sun—Malay Sultans |n London yesterday attended Hari Raya observances at the Woking Mosque.
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    BODY IN SACK OFF BEDOK
    305 1  - BODY IN SACK OFF BEDOK Man Stabbed In Shop By EE BOON LEE Standard Staff Reporter I.'ESS than 24 hours after a taxi-driver was shot dead in Tampenis Road. Singapore the body of a man was found in a sack In the sea off Bedok. and a coffeeshoo proprietor was
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    Eden: Feverish But Satisfactory
    56 1 BOSTON. June 14. (AP) Mr. Anthony Eden, operated on Wednesday at New England Baptist HowMal for a bile duct condition, was reported yesterdav to have had a "somewhat less comfortable night." The hospital bulletin a^ded that bf had a "slight elevation of temperature but that his
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    50 Die In Fire
    24 1 FIFTY people died in the fire which broke out in a Rio de Jll" oir Hariri hull nn SaUmhiy.- AFP
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    TALE WITH TEETH — And A Mighty Sneeze
    75 1 TALE WITH TEETH And A Mighty Sneeze ENFIELD, New Hampshire, i June J4. (UP)— lt turned out to be pretty expensive when Rus. ell Gracie sneezed while driving his automobile. His faUa teeth Haw out ol hi« ia nut.. Ha tried to catch j them. He laat control of tie*
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    The Big Tin Talks Are On
    94 1 BRUSSELS. June 14. (Renter* Representative* of the International Tin Studv Cioup will meet here tomorrow to discus* dratt international tin agreement. At the end of thc meeting, which is expected to last two or three weeks, the group will report to th e United
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    Soviet Envoy To Tito
    85 1 PAZIN. Istria. June 14 (Reuter) President Tito said here todav that Yugoslavia was exchanging full envoys again with the Soviet Union. Marshal Tito told a mass demonstration "Th e Soviet Union bas expressed the wish to send an envoy to lli." Yugoslavia hnd constantly said she
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    The End Is Near, They Say
    189 1 WASHINGTON. ...,,i.- 2 II (\pj op nitrd Stab-s officials estimate 2 the three-yeai old Korr.n war will end in a nr-.o > tiated armistice -nly 2 next week. fc Informed authorities 2 her r say South K.m. m 2 j President Sxunun Khee 2
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    Perak Wins First Prize
    76 2 photo. PUKAK won the first prize of $250,000 i n the 13th draw of the Social and Welfare Lottery held in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday with ticket No. *****8. The second prize, worth 1 100,000, went to ticket No. *****1. It was sold in Negri Sembilan.
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    MCA Men Reject Report, Accounts
    206 2 SEREMBAN, Sun.— The Secretary's Report and the Treasurer's Statement of Accounts were not accepted by the Negri Sembi an Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association at its tl ird annual general meeting held today. Thi s followed a delegate's protest that they were not admissable
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    Woman Leader
    110 2 MISS Anna Lord Strauss, noted editor, administrator and leader of the League of Women Voters of U.S.A., who a-rived in Singapore yesterday by K.L.M. She i s on a lecture tour of the Far East sponsored by the Educational Exchange Programme of the U.S. Government, and will spend
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    24th Anniversary
    32 2 THE oldest of Chinese high schools in Singapore celebrated its 24th anniversarv yesterday. The school is the Chinese High School, whose director is Mr. Lee Kong Chian, Singapore rubber magnate.
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    New Store
    42 2 THE Sincere Department Store, a new commercial enterprise in Singapore's North Bridge Road was opened yesterday with a cocktail party attended by hundreds of guests. Managing director of the new store is Mr. Chen Siauw Sen, previously of Aurora Limited.
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    Klang Can Go On Holiday Without Fear
    98 2 KLANG, Sun. Holidaymakers of Klang a nd Port Swettenharn will now be abla to go on vacation knowing their houses will not be uurgled while they are awav. Klang police, from now on will keep an eye on their homes. The houses will
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    45 2 photo. wf hSn? H J. PA f NI F KER an Indian B.Sc. graduate and Stan? if Vh Ml Lee,an,ma Josnu a« daughter of the prinm^Ii^ i C S* W sP we ,nstitut of Commerce, who were married m the Singanore Christ rhurrh »,,.-.r,i.. Standard
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    World Tour Contest
    142 2 R E E 5 S 0f lhe Si «rapore Standard are aske* i tne man or v. ..mm i slir a to vote for most to the enrfchmem of thi n J_?^i r pS .7 ion ha «™«ributed nomic or sportinc Hf e of M^aya^ CU,tUral m
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    This Union Holds The Big Stick
    256 2 This Union Holds The Big Stick Standard Staff Reporter A NEW union of Government workers, with powers to stage a general strike, has been or ganised in Singapore. Sponsored by the Government Seamen's Union, it is known as the Singapore Government Workers' Union. It is so organised that it can
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    Another Day To Enjoy
    133 2 HARI RAYA PUASA THOUSANDS of Muslims in the Federation and Singapore, continued to celebrate Har: Raya yesterday. Officially. Hari Raya celebrations last a month but for most Muslims. one day it STIOUgh. Yesterday, however, was different. Being a Sunday, many families took the opportunity to re
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    Coronation Service
    72 2 J FIVE HUNDRED bey* 2 from 1 1 comp. 1 1, of the S i n .i p«• i C Battalion of tt« Bey* Bricade attended j nati n Church v< i\•« <• C yesterday at m \n 2 drew's Cathedral aad later paraded fceferv lhf I City
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    Lotteries: MIC Plans To Protest
    89 2 KUALA LUMPI R The Malayan India Working Commit! held here today make represent;. l ernment on tht tott< "A l mg depute! Government mithoi and appropriate Will be made on withdrawal of perm us to run lot:--31." Mr. K.L. Dev; dent of the Ma aya
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    Helen Zahara On Struggle For Unity
    40 2 Miss Helen Ze national S f err'. Lecturer Of lhf '1 Sonet y, will del lv. lecture 00 "Mf v Towards Worli No. 8. Cairnhill Roed at 6.-0. Memben i public are cordially i.n
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    INDIAN ITEMS OF RADIO MALAYA POPULAR—ISAAC
    206 3 INDIAN ITEMS OF RADIO MALAYA POPULAR— ISAAC INDIAN programmes of Radio Malaya are popular with listeners in the Andaman Islands, South India and Ceylon, according to Mr. A. K. Isaac, Chief of Kadio Malaya's Indian Section. Mr. Isaac told Thc Standard that his Section received an average of 80 letters
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    BUSINESS DONE
    167 3 BUSINESS done in the Malayan Share Market la»t week: Industrials; Fraser Weave Oi Is $2 10. Gammons $2.90 and $2,874. Hammers $2...0 and 52.57\, Hongkong Banks Colonial Reg. $80."i. Hongkong Banks London Reg. LBf)i. Wm. Jacks $:i.6Q and »3.t>2i. Malayan Breweries $4. .'50 > $4.25, Malayan Cement $145
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    Maypole Dance At Seletar
    40 3 M AYPOLK DANCE FROM ELIZABETHAN SCENE story of the British Empire from Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II with special reference to the growth of Singapore presented bv children of R.A.F. School, Seletar. -Photo by Michael Anchant.
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    Federal Dispensary
    63 3 FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd. made a profit of $377,759 (75.0'; > and dividend of 30' 'c is recommended for vear ended Jan. 31 1953. At balancing date net liquid assets amounted to $418._>:;4 or 83.7 cents ner share and stores amounted to $737,270 Or $1.47 per share. War Dam;iUe
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    A Career Eng Does Not Want
    93 3 A Career Eng Does Not Want A 83 -YEAR-OLD Malayan student is hard at work at Coral Gables, Florida, preparing for a rareer he doesn't want, reports Lnited Press. En? Yan Ong wants to become a missionary, but he registered at the University of Miami as an engineering student. *'Malaya
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    SRIC To Study Nair Case Before Acting
    201 3 THE Singapore Regional Indian Congress will first have to be satisfied that Mr. Devan Nair's claim for reinstatement as a teacher ln St. Andrew's School is reasonable before it makes representations on his behalf to the Representative of the Government of India, the
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    Deaf School Furid-$29,200
    85 3 PENANG. Sun. The Federation School for the Deaf fund now stands at $29,200 the hon, treasurer of the Central Committee. Mr. Boon Cheng Sun told The Standard. Mr. Soon hopes the people of AI alaya will respond more generously to the appeal now that the Corona^Dn celebrations
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    Bankrupt
    25 3 MALACCA. Sun.— A receiving order on a petition for bankruptcy by Chop Ban Shin Tong Pawnshop, was made by the Malacca High Court recently.
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    2 Ways To Buy Houses For Govt. Workers
    298 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government employees drawing total monthly salaries of $300 and more will be given the option of buying or building their own houses under two different schemes now beinq studied. One of tlie schemes will be operated by the
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    All's Not Well In Bugis St.
    225 3 All's Not Well In Bugis St. TWENTY hawkers of Bugis I Street area are furious. They i think they are being left out in the allotment of licences to parctise their trade, which some of them have followed for over ten years In that area, and licences are to br
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    Union Blamed For Journalists'Apathy
    226 3 Union Blamed For Journalists' Apathy MR. OSCAR FERNANDEZ. secretary of the Singapore Union of Journalists, attributed the apathy of journalists towards the Union to the "complete inactivity of the previous Executive Council on questions of pay and conditions of service." If the S.U.J, is to be a strong body, representing
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    'Entry Law Is Against Indians'
    124 3 'Entry Law Is Against Indians' LOCAL Indian! (eel that thi* tw*; Immigration Rcßntationi to he inforced m August this year will d \t* rimmatt againal Indians, sani Mr, JohQ Jacob. Secretary <>f the Singa-' pore Bagiontl Indian Congress, yesterday. Mr. Jlrob MM The Stand-] ard that a decision lo lake
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    ONIONS TO REVIVE FIGHT FOR FAMILY PAY, 1F....
    367 4 ONIONS TO REVIVE FIGHT FOR FAMILY PAY, 1F.... Standard Staff Reporter IF THE Ritson Commission rejected the principle of family allowance, the four Singopore unions comprising 10,000 lower income group industrial workers of the Government will revive their fight for increase in the total emoluments of these employees. This was
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    1,000 TO ASK FOR EQUALITY
    82 4 Standard Staff Reporter MORE than 1,000 Singapore Chinese teachers from 112 schools will write to the Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young today appealing for the same allowances as those given to those teaching English. At a recent meeting of the Singapore Chinese School
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    Chinese Ladies
    21 4 THE Singapore Chinese Ladies Association will hold a ball on June 24 at 9.15 p.m. at Victoria Memorial Hall
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    Bid To Control Postwar Buildings
    193 4 Standard Staff Reporter A SURPRISE move is expected to be made at Tuesday's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council by Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj (Lab. Rochore) on his proposal to control rents of buildings built after Sept. 8. 1947. The move will be made
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    Varsity To Teach Languages
    88 4 Varsity To Teach Languages MODERN language courses will be instituted in the University of Malaya during the next academic year. The Standard was told yesterday. The languages include German. French and Spanish Undergraduates cf the University have been asked if they would like 1o take the one-year course in anv
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    TAIWAN BAN ON 4 SHIPS
    57 4 TAIPF.I. .Tunc 1 J Nationalise CHil the permits of foreign reffistrj I tionalist ports fof < Ifi lations of th t. Commi China embargo. The Ministry i rations >aid the British and Mt violated legulatininto ellect on Maj ding merchant < calling at 'iron p
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    5 Held After Police Chase
    137 4 SOON after a Singapore Volunteer stabulary sergeant in chargr ot a information that masked men lud r»hv u pants of a house in Kampong h.mtek >•! M.lii a motor car dashing out of Daktt Utn» Newton Circus, ignoring the traffic lijjht. Hi* suspicion arousi gave
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    Elections Office Open Till Midnight
    44 4 THE OFFICE of the Supervisor of Elections will be open until midnight tonight to receive applications from persons to be registered a.s electors. A registration centre wiii function in front of the City Hall from 7 p.m. until midnight.
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    MIX-UP OVER CROWN LAND SETTLED
    153 4 Standard Staff Reporter A TUSSLE between two committees of the Singapore City Council over a piece of Crown land in Park Road, near the Majestic Theatre, has ended. The Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the Council has won. The land was originally granted by fkt.
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    Time For Feastin
    93 4 HARI RAYA is a time for teaat-M am«_. These three children at i pe* SP^J Singapore on Saturd.n rial ,i vut t„ t* J* helped themselves la tfn- rafen .uid mmmm"*!.* Uid out on the tabic— stand.. r.l idiot.. AT JOHOKE BAHKI. blind .hppl.j far^ orphaned children
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    Star Contest NO. 20 Can You Name This Star
    125 4 Star Contest NO. 20 Can You Name This Star It'" I I m~* aell ><. I <** lll'' ltai f '1 J Ihr I j mi I ml 1 I > in»rf ALL through Ihi* «er* lt'«" Singapore Rund-nl v< sents its twentieth teat. All you've got <1° collect Ihe
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    Soviet Peace Doves
    740 6 QEN. MATTHEW RIDGWAY S warning against complacency may appear repetitious and therefore unnecessary. Military men, it is generally believed, are always inclined to be over-suspicious of their potential foes and take every opportunity to sound warnings of imminent danger. To Gen. Ridgway, and people of similar standing,
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    Stalin Arrested 9,000,000 Of His Comrades
    1313 6  - Stalin Arrested 9,000,000 Of His Comrades PETER WiLES Russia Ms Different Notv By \JT/HAT did it feel like to be Malenkov or Beria on the day Stalin died? Those who predicted a frictionless take-over of power were not mistaken, but many of us were quite mistaken in saying that^ the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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      Why Condemn Rhee When UN Is Wrong?
      574 6 Why Condemn Rhee When UN Is Wrong? Sir;— ln your editorial of June you speak of the Red army in Korea "which has managed to bring to a standstill the combined forces of the United Nations." That is incorrect. If you check vour July, 1951 files, you will find that
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      Mr. Y. Is Quite Ignorant
      343 6 Sir; Your correspondent Mr. David Yeoman by his sneering attitude towards Mr. Devan Nair, and his stout defence of the implementation of the Emergency Regulations, shows that he is quite ignorant of what has been happening in the past years since the Emergency, or has
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      M$ Question
      51 6 Sir; Recently "a Malayan conjectured what s Malayan Dollar might be worth in a free enterprise world .If the Canadian Dollar is valued at US$l.lO for example, what would the Malayan dollar be worth without the "pegging," apparently necessary to safeguard U.K. sterling investments? US$l.2O? US$2.OO? Or? "CURIOUS".
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      Holy Quran
      136 6 Sir; I regret to note that the report appearing in your valuable paper of dune 5. under the heading: "Gift of Koi an Was In Order, Say Muslims" is partly incorrect. The presentation of the two copies of the Holy Quran was made by the Tamil Muslim Union
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      Here Is An Answer
      273 6 Sir; It is all very interesting to hear of appeals from important citizens of this country and the UK to the youth of Malaya to come forward and help end Communist terrorism. But if what is written below is also taking place in other Districts where
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      Malaya Can Accept Islamic Socialism
      143 6 Sir; A correspondent wrote to the Singapore Standard He (Dato* Onn) told the people of Malaya he is not Anti not even against the Communists as such. But he is anti-violence and terrorism. It Is time he woke up and thought more deeply. Communists in
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    HUNT BACK A DAY AHEAD
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    Curb On Birth Rate Is Urged
    147 7 Curb On Birth Rate Is Urged WASHINGTON, June 14, (AP). An advisory committee reported yesterday to foreign aid chief Harold E. Stassen that steps should be taken to curb the fast growth of population in Asia and elsewhere. Unless this is done, the board suggested, U.S. aid to develop the
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    FRENCH FAILED TQ KEEP PROMISE
    114 7 C.mbodian King Says: SAIGON, June 14 (TP)— Norodom Sinahouk, King if Cambodia, has fled to Siam charging the French Wti to live up to their promise to grant complete hkpendence to his kingdom, French official sources here today. iad fled the of Pnom the nearby
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    Maus In For Tough Time
    138 7 FORT HALL, (Kenya), June 14 (Reuter) Th e East African Commander-in-Chief General Sir George Erskine said here yesterday at th e end of a three-day fact-finding tour of the Mau Mau trouble areas: "I am determined to increase the pressure on the terrorists." Yesterday, British
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    65 7 Left: Helmeted UN troops *rith their guns pointed skyward hold at bay South Korean demonstrators attempting ,0 their way into the Eighth Army HeadCS* r i com Pound at Seoul during the recent anti-armistice demonstrations AP photo Below: U.S. troops, jump with joy after hearing the announcement over their radio
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    Red Control Re-Imposed
    78 7 VIENNA. June 14. (AP)— Austrian police said last night Soviet sentries have reimposed military control on frontier traffic between Austria and Germany jn the 20-mile stretch between the Danube River and Czechoslovakia. The reason was not announced. The action affects six frontier checkpoints in the Soviet-occupied district
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    2 Willing To Die For 1 Man
    60 7 TAIPEI, June 14. (UP) Two 16-year-old girls tried to commit suicide hand in hand because they were spurned by the same lover. Police yesterday rescued them in time and were amazed when one girl refused to leave the police station with her family
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    Hungary Opens Up The Curtain
    80 7 Hungary Opens Up The Curtain VIENNA, J ne 14. (AP).— Communist Hungary opened up the Iron Curtain 3'esterday for a group of western correspondents for the first time since 1949. At least four correspondents from key American and French news agencies and newspaper? were issued with visas valid for a
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    Free-For-AII Brawl In Iran
    77 7 TEHERAN, June 14 (AP) Supporters of Iran's Shah clashed with Premier Mossadeq's followers in the criminal court today and broke up the proceedings in a free-for-all brawl. Chairs and tables in the courtroom were smashed at the opening of the trial of a number of retired
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    MACAO BAN 4 NEWSPAPERS
    86 7 HONGKONG. June 14 (AP) Four Hongkong newspapers have been banned from circulation by the Macao Censor's Department on th e grounds of "malicious and erroneous" reports. The four the Hongkong Standard, the South China Morning Post, Sing Tao Jih Pao and the Communist Ta Kung Pao
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    Vessel Sinks
    33 7 PAKISTAN Radio monitored said last night a pleasure boat carrying celebrators of Moslem holiday in on East. Pakistans Sitalakhya River near Dacca sank last night buf there were no casualties AP
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      173 7 BANGKOK, June 14, (AFP) —Thailand, exported 582,250 tons of rice during the first five months of thii year, it was disclosed here. The figure was the lowest for the past five years and lack of confidence in Thai rice quality among world markets was seen as
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    Mic- East Will Figure High At Bermuda
    404 7 plans £*****' i Un !i 4 P me M Sir Winston Churchill Ssenholr li? "IT dc,,Cate Mid Eostern Nation with President they meet ot Bermuda later this month, reliable sources disclosed yesterday. The defence vacuum is one of the world's most important strategic
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    20 7 TWO Alberta towns a mile apart yesterday were endangered by a spreading chain of northland fires.- AP
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    Vietminh To Have Ack-Ack
    154 7 HANOI, June 14. (AFP).— Reports that ihe Vietni ah army will be reinforced by artillery and anti-aircraft urn's when it resumes its expected operations in Laos next October cause military circles here to believe that the character* istics of the autumn campaign may take a new
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    64 7 LOS ANGELES. June 14. (AP).— The U.S. Government plans to seize two tankers on charges of illegal registry. One. the McKittrick Hills. arrived on Friday with 100.--000 barrels of oil from the Persian Gulf, which is consigned to the Texas Co. The other, the Destiny, is
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    196 7 LONDON, June 14,. (AFP).— Pakistani Premier Mohammed Ali said, in a television Interview last light, when he goes to Egypt on his way back to Pakistan, he will "do his best" to see that the AngloEgyptian dispute is resolved. Ali was asked if
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    48 7 WASHINGTON, June 14 (Reuter).—The United States Supreme Court has deferred until Monday its decision on whether to grant a stay of execution to the condemned atom spies, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. The court considered the request at its regular Saturday conference here behind closed doors.
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    70 7 NEW DELHI, June M AP) An Indian Air Force p grapher. who flew ov.-i 9i Everest tak'ng views of tin* world's highest SMUBtsin l> [produced ivlflsncf that Edmund Hillary nnd BherfM Tensing reached the summit or else that "al>nininal> e -now men" play on the peak. One
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    63 7 LONDON'. June 14. [AFP) Indian PiemlSff Shi i Nehru yesterday planted a roppi I beech tree <n\ a Tavistock SQusre, Bt eras, on whirh it is peopo i >i to erec\ itstUf of .M.m Gandhi. The IFSS was to mark the Prime Ministsr*! sistl
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    478 9 The Life and Activities of Sir John Hawkins. Bv Percy A. Scholes. (Oxford 355.) By EDMINft PENNING-ROWSELL W/"RITING the unwhitewash- ed life of a disagreeable, unpopular character is like playing the stage villain whose every appearance is hissed: the performance may he admired but the warn.*" rising from
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    493 9  -  Bernard Gutteridge By Cosmopolitan Cookery In an English Kitchen. By Theodora Fitz Gibbon. (Verachot/le. 10s.) Cooking for One. By Elinoe Parker. (Stanmore Press. 10s. Hd.) Small Meat Dishes. By Ambrose Heath. (Faber. 7s. 6d.) ONE of the reasons why Mrs. Beeton has seemed so out of date as
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    816 9  -  Marghanita Laski By Diplomatic Diversions. By Roger Peyrefite. (Thames and Hudson. 12s. 6d.) A Sea of Troubles Bv Marguerite Duras. fMcthurn. 12s. Hd.) The Joyful Condemned. By Kylie Tennant. (Macmillan. 12s 6d> TRADITIONALLY fact and fiction have heen antithetic. Modern educational methods have blended them, and one
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    642 9  -  SIR LEONARD WOOLLEY By Archaeology in the Kidd. By OG S. Crawford (Phoenix House. 425.) T MUST admit tha in one respect this book gave me a rather unpleasant shock. For the best part af fifty years, sime 1 gave up mUSSUm work lor diguing. 1 have called
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    Standard Sinchew Beat Nee Soon
    315 10 Standard Sinchew Beat Nee Soon The newly formed Standard Sinchew Sports Club made a successful debut in badminton and table tennis Hhe n they beat N ee Soon < .amson in both games plave? 1 ih l RASC Gymnasium at Nee Soon yesterday. btandard Sinchew won the taoie tennis encounter
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    597 10 Frank Fastest On Black Lightning STREAKING along the Dunearn Road Kilometre course on a 998 cc Vincent 'Black Lightning/ the Malayan Motor Cycling racing 'veteran/ 45-year-old Douglas Frank beat competitors half his age to set up the fastest time of the day and break the existing
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    Le Mans Race Claims A Life
    307 10 Le Mans Race Claims A Life LE MANS. France, Junc 14 (Keuler) Tom Cole, American rar racing driver, who has lived recently in London, was killed when his Ferrari car crashed on a corner of the Le Mans course this morning half way through the big annual race here. Although
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    Poor Entries For Perak Badminton
    529 10 Poor Entries For Perak Badminton J POH, Sun.— Very poor entries have been received whi, hi y f ars i Pcra !L open badmi «ton championships received fir° n thi Une E In aM total of 66 ent^ we?e recened for the various events. Most of the juniors cXeUn^ iPated
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    Jamal's Hari Raya Win
    110 10 L. L ,P fro r m an eight-count. Fighting Jamai scored a fine Han Raya victory when he stopped Jim Mourie i n the fourth of a six-round main svenl at the Happy World stadium on Friday night Jamal, a promising Malav fighter, gave one of
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    175 10 BHISIOL. June 14 (AP> C .i C _i Xas on th e West of '-{land mens singles tennis L fi ML_ e ter <*ay with a mm 8 6 victory over En•.u e Morea. Argentine. S?KIS* _ft_^*i of th women's V";» r_ '"separable U.S. ,l,l!> Dona
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    Wimbledon Most Open This Year
    396 10 Wimbledon Most Open This Year LONDON. June 14 (Reuter. The men's singles event in the Coronation Wimbledon lawn tennis ehampionships next week appears to be the f most open of the postwar series. Wilh six of the 1'! players who were aeeded last I year missing from the entries, there
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    8th STRAIGHT WIN FOR TIGERS
    677 10 TEARAWAY top-of-the-league Titer Snortinp Association i didn't have much difficult vi" reel feSS^af onel e -n,e R a e r.^° n n B C e^ Highlighting this almost one I aided tussle, was a hattrick bv I hardworking and hsrdahootins Hin Weng. playing in the
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    Denmark, Italy Reach Last 4
    285 11 .„VliN, June 14. —Denmark yesterday (<" Die semifinals ol the Davis Cup P fifd ia menl bs taking a 3—o lead over the ■is V m t i l( quarterfinals. Denmark's two li'l r Kurt Nielsen and Torben Ulrich won WI. mci winning the two
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    Hogan 4th Time US Champion
    143 11 PITTSBURG. June 14 (Reuter) Ben Hogan won the United States Open Golf championship yesterday with a 72 holes aggregate of 283. It was Hogan's 4th victory in this event, having won ia 1948, 1950 and 1951. Hogan had led at the rnd of every round.
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    Two HongKong Swim Records
    82 11 HONGKONG, June 14 (Reuter) Two swimming records were broken yesterday when tn e Hongkong Fortuna Swimm.ng Club beat the visiting Philippines YMCA Youths aeQUutir team by 19 points to 13 in an inter club carnival. The Hongkong champion, Cheung Ki n Man, lowered his own 100
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    65 11 THE following were elected officials of the Singapore Indian Football Association at ita annual general meeting held recently: President V. P. K.inagasund.am: Vice-Presidents S. P. Samy and T V. Vengadasalam; Hon. Secretary X. Mohan (reelected >; Asst. Hon. Secretary Convenor M. Krishna (reelected': Hon. Treasurer K. Joseph Pillay
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    WORTHINGTON RETURNS WITH TITLE
    252 11 BECKENHAM, England.. June 14 (AP) George Worthington. 25 vear old formei Australian Davis Cup player who now lives in New Zealand, best Gardnar Mulloy 8 4. 4 f>. fi —3 yesterday to win the men's singles title in the Kent Tennis Championships. hi the final, of
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    Peters Breaks A World Record
    219 11 LONDON, June 14, (Reuter)— J| m Petcrs Britain's national marathon champion yesterday broke the world record for the marathon distance of 26 mUes 385 yards when he won the Polytechnic Harriers annual event from Windsor to London in 2 hours 18 minutes and 40.2 seconds.
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    Whitfield Spiked But Wins Race
    182 11 GLASGOW. June 14 (AP) Mai Whitfield, twice Olympic champion, received a spike WO n ,s but man^Red to defeat a neid of European middle distance stars i n 'he good time of one minute 50.9 seconds in he invitation 880-yard race before a crowd of
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    506 12 Cheow Teik Makes Another Grand Stand For Penang PENANG, Sun.— Following his grand innings yesterday Ku Cheow Teik made another fine stand for Penang when her batsmen, batting for the second time, were in difficulties. Playing a patient game Cheow Teik was unbeaten with 43 at close of play to
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    101 12 (OOI.INT. spray of water for Jim Peters (Essex Beagles), md K. Robins, during the one-hour running record attempt at tli«* British Games, held at thr White CHy Stadium The apraf came after the runners hud clocked seven miles in the -r_.-lliiig event which Peters (nearest camera) won with a total
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    244 12 Tennis Classic Honours Shared Kl \l.\ LUMPUR. Sun The irst postwar tennis tournament for the (Juilleniard Cap for men and the Mc t'ahe Reus Cup for women was pla.ved at the Lake Cluh eourls yesterday and today between th.. North and the South. Honours were even as South j id
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    202 12 New Bowler Skittles Sinhalese Sports hib beal lhe Association easily ig mc 40 runs on the B .esterday in the SC"A Junior Section (a 1 tourna- ftxtu Hav \X voi the tos.s the CSC ><i»:)r; pir the Sinhalese into bal on an easj wicket but we: el Bathei only 44
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    47 12 NEW YORK. June 14 (AP) CUorge Rhoden, Olympic 400-metre ehumpion. wa s beaten in the Senior Metropolitan AAU 440-yard run last night by Reggie Peatman, who staged a whirlwind finish to sain the title in 5? seconds flat. They were inches apart at the tape.
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    Companions Go Down To Corinthians
    215 12 Companions Go Down To Corinthians SINGAPORE Corinthians continued their winning run six matches in succession in the SAEA Division HA league when they defeated Young Companion Athletic Association 4 l at St. George'a Road yesterday. Alter Kerr had missed a goal tor th? Corinthians, opened the score through Pheng Quan.
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    160 12 RAF Changi Fai! Against BOD Bowlers On a bowlers 1 wicket BOD. collected lull points at the ex* penae ol RAE. Changi on the St. Ge i Road ground in a SCA junior "B" league match eate day. BOD. anr! R.A.F. Changi tied In the ri st innings with 47
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    316 12 IPOH. Sun.— Perak Chinese eliminated Selangor Chinese in the MCFA Cup replay at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today winning by 4 2. Perak will meet Penang in the northern zone final. Today's match was evenly contested in the tirst half which saw Perak
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    366 12 SKREMBAX, Sun.— Negri Sembilan beat Malacca by 12 runs in the inter-state cricket match which ended here today. Bowlers, who dominated the encounter on the first day, continued to make rungetting a difficult proposition. Negri scored 84 and 109. Malacca replied with 68 and
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    101 12 THE following nre selected to represent Royal Signals versus RAOC In the Ist round of the Parker Cup today on the RAOC ground: Sgt Clarke (GHQ Siq*>: Major Fairman I GHQ KARELF) Sgt Woodlanls (AWC Sig SqnV Cpl Jackson 19 AFS>. Cpl Cllltis l <GHQ Sigs).
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    463 12 LONDON, June 14 (Reuter) Fred England's hope as a fast bowler who was not chosen for the current Test match, showed some of his Inst form when capturing three Cambridge I 'niversitx wickets for 27 runs in four overs yesterdav. dm bridge finished the day
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      Lets Relax With Juliana
      431 2 Noise jrom a certain classroom readied the Headmaster .cho was a very stricl man still ncw lo the school. Being annoyed, he stormed into the classroom and grabbed hold of the one who apparently wat making the most noise. He pulled him up to the front
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      88 2 1. What flower would remind you of a lion that took a great deal of care about his personal appearance 2. My first i.s a point, my second a span. In my whole often ends the greatness of man. 'A. What is mind? What is matter
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      They Quenched Their Thirst
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      TODAK ASKS YOU FOR AN EXPLANATION
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      THEY SAW THE CORONA
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      The Origin Of The Bicycle
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      THE LAST OF A TION RALLIES
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      81 8 SPLENDOUR Please can you tell me' Where Nelson is buried 0 In the crj/Pt of St. Paul's* Cathedral, Mary. There's an Odd thing about his resting* place. The sarcophagus, which contains his coiiin. was madej at the expense of Cardinal Wo! sei/ /or the burial of Henry < Vlll. Peter
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      SINGAPORE CADET KEEPS FLAG FLYING
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      BE STRONG AND WISE
      179 8 THE tears, like ram. drop m the hearts: Horv heaoy hang the rainy hearts.' For tears do flood them jnd overflow Like the raindrops saturated. From the gloomny sky drip to the earth. Rain, oh rain! Why dost thou torment sad hearts'? Gloomy sky! Why dost
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      HOW GOOD ARE YOU:
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