Singapore Standard, 17 June 1953

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. 11l N o 313. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, June 17f 1933 TWELVE PAGES 10 ENTS.
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    THE UNIONS REJECT RITSON
    859 1 Still Stands The First Injustice Is Removed What Of The Other They Ask Standard Staff Reporter A< THE Singapore Joint Council of Action representing more than 18,000 Wernment employees will reject the KtHon Report, The Standard was told ywerdoy. tokon d f cision to this effect
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    MILLIONS FOR BACK PAY THE STADIUM & RENT REPORT
    81 1 MILLIONS FOR BACK PAY THE STADIUM RENT REPORT Remember These? Standard Staff Reporter THE Tgapore Legislative Council yesrer yotcd rcorly $3,000,000 back pay to more ,25 vcrnment employees. will b.> distributed: ne 1.000 I >achers as a result of the Singapore Education Service oi the General Clerical Ser--1 '■*<]. and
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    Coats-Off MacD: Delhi Takes Cue
    47 1 NEW DELHI, June 16 (AP) —All New Delhi diplomats have bee«i notified by Ismail Kamei Bv-y, the Egyptian ambassador and dean of the diplomatic corps, that in future sports shir*.s may be worn in the daytime and light *uit* for evening cocktails.
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    Tories Beware
    23 1 THE British Labour Party has a new plan aimed to sweep th» Conservatives from power at the next general e-ec'ion. Reuter
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    CRASH IN CHILE
    17 1 A LOCKHEED aircraft of Chilean Airways crashed north ot Santiago yesterday, killing seven.— Reuter
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    3 MEN TAKE OVER
    28 1 A THREE-MAN government was sworn in by the Neoae-e King Tribhuvana in Kbatmandu on Monday, with former Premier M.P. Koirala as its head.— AP
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    Seven-Year Stay Before You Can Be A City Councillor
    597 1 ILTLRfc candidates for Singapore Citv Council elections will need to have a residential qualification ol seven years in the Colony. 4 These seven years of residence must be out of the period of ten years immediately preceding Jan. 1 of the
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    CEYLON DEFENCE
    14 1 CEYLON plani tc cut its ies expenditure in the next financial year.—
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    Death Of An Envoy
    20 1 THE Burmese Ambassador in Ceylon. U Tint, died sudden, y yesterday £.f:er a heart i c
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    Print This IS You You Are A Dare Said Tempter Rat Sir!
    180 1 Print This IS You You Are A Dare Said Tempter Rat Sir! mm And Aziz Did CHE Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. Utusari Meliyu*] chief repiesentative In the Federation told The Standard yesterday that the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Temp'er. called him "a rat and rotten Journalist whose name stinks
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    Dr. Mei Asks For Details
    108 1 DR. MEr yeok-chi, former President of Ching Hwa University, one of the biggest in Peking, China, has asked for details of an ofTer to be Chancellor of the proposed Nanyang University in Singapore. The committee of the University will meet shortly tc consider terms and
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    Moscow Trip?
    38 1 LONDON, June 16 (AFP) Informed sources said today Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill will go to Moscow for preliminary talks if his proposal for a four-power conference In July is rejected the United States and France.
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    The Third Million
    21 1 The 3,000,C10th automobile to be built this year will come off the Detroit assembly lines this week. AP
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    CARRIER BORNE
    20 1 A BABY girl born aboard 'he aircraft carrier. Kag!e. during yesterday's naval renew, is to be called Elizabeth
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    MCA DISCUSS LOTTERY BAN
    38 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Chinese Association sweepstake committee had BD emergency meeting in Kuan Lumpur today, to discuss rfic Government ban on Its lottet v and what future steps tke Association would take.
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    Next Intake
    32 1 THE next Intake of x:-> men for ine Federation Engineer Squadron is due t 0 commence trai!ii:iu on July 1 There are still a number of vacancies to bv fil'eJ
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    Nizam Stays Put
    16 1 THE Ni/.am of Hyderabad ha v declined an invitation to visit Amerira. AP
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    POLICE FIND LOADED GUN IN CAR
    120 1  -  JOHN SPITTEL By Standard Staff Reporter A REVOLVER loaded with six bullets and $1,200 in ten dollar notes was found in a car stopped by a party f plain-c icfliej policemen und»r; liispectur Lawianca along Telok Blan«ah Road, Singapore, near the Keppel Gulf Club,
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    THE BIG HUNT IS ON FOR A PHOTO
    188 1  -  RONNIE DUCLOS By Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRI, Tues.— The Federation Police are feverishly looking for a photograph of Hor Lung, Public Enemy No. 1 in South Malaya, who is now next on the list to be eliminated by the Security Forces.
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    TAKE HEART -The Reds Are Cracking
    792 1 Guns Turned On Chief Ooard BUxcd Awy Wi.b Machine 0u» In Bandi. C™, The drama began one night in late Api.l wh™ ?un e c le O^d b dV BriaiCl8 r iaiCl^ Of W Fatt d C>id<>d W^ i cni J d ltS llfe
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    TWO SPECIALS GET THE CPM
    67 1 I.OXDO.W .June 16 (Renter) The bravery of two Malay special constables who refused to hand over their arms when amljushed by 20 terrorists nas been recognised by the award of the Colonial Police Modal for Gallantry. The award has been made to Tajuddin bin Yusof.
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    THE AMERICANS IN PARIS SCENT RAIN
    55 1 NEW YORK Jure 16 (Roller) An America i perfume romp.uiy is p.atiniun In ruin its on Pari> t(,nu>riow because i< is tiieH oS American A'«;ii'Mi •melting of French perf'i tu Clou is over the ci'v will be ■ceded w\ h dry ice wh:<ki \\u^
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    URANIUM FEVER
    18 1 URANIUM lever run n ill In Quebec yesterday a* pr >*• pecton arrived to st.'kc (Nil claims.—
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    Kilimanjaro Again?
    17 1 AUTHOR Ernest H< niiiifv is i^oiiii to Afr i< ri i- material lor moie bttafci.
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    NO FAMILY ALLOWANCE
    2539 2 New Basic Pay Will Form 7 5 p.c.Of Total I RITSON REPORT IN FULL 1 SIR EDWARD RITSON, the Independent Commissioner, oppointed by the Governor, Sir John Nicole mode his recommendations otter collecting necessary information from Government as well as oil staff associations. THE Singapore Government yesterday
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    THE SIMPLER SCHEME
    400 2 tests, however, satisfied me that a simplified scheme was practicable if: (a) the Government were prepared to accept a slight increase in the total salary bill. I retrain from mentioning a figure because the actual cost could only be ascertained by reference to the precise schema adopted:
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    PYKE & BENHAM REPORTS
    1086 2 PYKE BENHAM REPORTS in favour of a small and comparatively well paid section of the staff. These are serious arguments which deserve careful examination Unless they are satisfactorily and persuasively answered there will be discontent among the staff. Th e Pyke and Benhnm Report.—So far as the Pvke reports are
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    244 2 BoUtS!:* cf te When the Wnlo have been con.' ri< rl blUhment Other work out in the whole them for the coi Unions, and nn.« ment approval <b> The Qcvcrnme It necessary to different ceilings ances ar« to u e married and with children I 1 c- different ceilings
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    4 3 Raffles Of UM
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    $2,000 Stolen In Three Burglaries
    157 3 MORE than $2,000 in jewellery and cash was reported stolen from three Singapore homes between Sunday night and Monday moniin». In the first case, an Indian 4 i a mess in Bernam 51 v |\voke o n Monday moin[ng to find 5479 in cash and
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    31 3 photo. Mr. Moo took Nam, a store keeper, (centre) seen filling up a registration form at the registration centre on the >t»-iJs of the Singapore City Council on Monday niffht Standard
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    A Show To Help Blind
    105 3 A SNAPPY non-stop Inter- tnal Review, which snould ippeal to all communities in Singapore will take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday i' the Victoria Theatre. The items include a South American dance number, lee the direction of coproducer Mrs. Nora Kraal, a Chinese scene
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    $1.3 M. For Teachers' Back Pay
    131 3 UNDER tlit' now Singapore Education Service approved by the Legislative Council yesterday, all teachers who qualify for admission into the scheme will now start on a basic salary of 5270. The scheme, which becomes effective from Jan. 1, 193i, fives a maximum of 8!)
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    198 3 satgaras '-fire!! 1 riiS: 1 of tll(> uidv lu, tl( ill Uli t" consider n ""H<U|. tr Advisory Boards shall be disnuitinued, and the number of persons to be appointed by the Governor, the City Council, and the Legislative C'oniuil shall be increased from two to three in each
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    56 3 photo. 2?MEMORATP iT IJl 'd a u lts 50lh anniversary, the Ford Motor Company of Malaya yesterI •niainiTi, V va on U*e Koyal Singapore Tuberculosis Clinic. Mrs. E.A. Sully, T| "hln li.« ire *i lor of th< «-»mpany, is seen handing over the keys of the van -".u^who «i*cept<-d them
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    HOTEL TO BE BOYS SCHOOL
    90 3 THE former Singapore South Winds ffotel is to bo a boarding school for boy.-. Mr. Lee Kong Chian, the rubber magnate who otFered the hotel for use for th<? public good, told The Standard yesterday that the Synod of Chinese Christian Churches in Singapore had
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    BOUND OVER FOR ASSAULT
    59 3 SIAH KIM SWEE, Pritam Singh and Tan Toon Chow were convicted in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday on a fharge of assaulting Lim Chwee I-eng on Mar. 3 at 7J mile Bukif Timah Road. The magistrate. Mr. T. Kulasekaram, ordered the accused to be bound
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    Modern Look For Fullerton Building
    116 3 RE-PLANNING of departmental accommodation in Singapore's Fullerton Building should be finished by the end of the year, converting: it into a much more modern building than it is at present, Mr. A. Wear, Director of Public Works, said yesterday. The renovation will Include new windows,
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    No New Expat Men Have Been Taken On
    202 3 Govt. Survey Awaited Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government yesterday denied that it was recruiting large numbers of expatriate officers or confirming: them in their temporary appointments during the pendency of the Committee appointed by the Legislative Council on Nov. 18, 1952
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    CALL FOR NEW SPIRIT IN S'PORE'S STAMPS
    231 3 CALL FOR NEW SPIRIT IN S'PORE'S STAMPS SINdAPOI^E stamps should reflect a new .-.pint of enterprise and adventure in tiu Elizabethan age. Mr. Thio Chin Bee vHrog.Balestier) said yestevoav when he made a plea on behalf of philatelists art the Lcgi.-larive Council meet'ne. Speaking during adjournment. Mr. Thio urged Government
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    ACCOUNTS SYSTEM IS ANCIENT
    154 3 ACCOUNTS SYSTEM IS ANCIENT PREPARATION of feJ Colony's financial itatements is still unsatisfactory, according to the report of the Director of Audit on the Public Accounts for the year endinc Dec. 31, 1951, tabled at yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council. Some pros ress in accounting procedure has been made
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    MINORS ELIGIBLE
    28 3 MINORS over the a%v of 18 may now participate In' the activities of co-operative societies under the new Bit! noproved by the Singapore Legislative Council yesterdav
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    17 More Are Naturalised
    111 3 THE following persons have been granted Certificates of NatUOdisation bv the Governor of Singapore Chong Lioi:^ Kwee, Yong Fatt Kim, Tow Si a rig Ihva, Geoilrey Chong Khim Siong. Madam Edwinc de Kreij. Chong Chun Elian also known as Chong Chung Hi an. Chen Keh Ching
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    LED CHARGE ON BANDITS -OFFICER GETS M.C.
    185 4 ALTHOUGH his small force was out-num-bered at least by two to one, 2/Lt. I. R. Wightwick of the Ist Battalion The Cameronians led his patrol in an ambush straight into a terrorist camp without hesitation and with complete disregard for his personal safety.
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    Director Gives Himself Up
    99 4 YEAP LEAN SENG, a partner oi Chop Ban Hin Lee. and director of Ban Hin Lee Bank, for whose arrest a warrant was ;ssued on Monday, surrendered himself before Mr. J M. \)e\ ereaux-Colebour.i in the Singapore City Policn? Court yesterday. Yeap tailed to appear in
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    PC Loses $11,084 In Theft
    72 4 PC Loses $11,084 In Theft PENANG. Tues Penan? police have detained a number of persons for interrogation following a burglary in Bagan Jermal during the weekend. Cash and jewellery totaUing §11.084 were reported to have been stolen from the residence of a Malay police constable. The constable reported that his
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    Ex-Manager Allowed $700,000 Overdraft
    235 4 SOON KENG SENG, bankrupt ex-manager of the South Branch of the Singapore Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, said in the High Court yesterday that although he had the authority to grant overdrafts up to $10,000 he had authorised overdrafts to the extent of 5700,000 to Koh Keng
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    Inspector Freed Of Corruption
    127 4 THE Singapore First District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah. yesterday acquitted Inspector Othman bin Abdul Samat. without calling for his defence on a charge of accepting a bribe from a car own?r. He wai alleged to have taken the $50 from Teo Eng Hui. to show
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    WOMAN GOT IT
    51 4 CH£W TOA Ml 4. a 19-year-oM Singapore maidservant, who was on her way to market yesterday morning was wounied in the thigh when a dog shooter fired at a sray dog i ti Burmah Road She was taken to hospital where she was treated a s an
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    $12,808 MORE
    37 4 THE Liaison Officers for Malayan Students in th e Unitjki Kingdom are goinjj to cost e 4 Sln a Pore Government another $12,808. This sum was voted for by the Legislative Council at yesterday's meeting
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    3 YEARS' LOSS AND A YEAR'S GAIN
    241 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The partners of the Keari Hwa Rubber Co. of Segamat in their public examination under the Bankruptcy Ordinance, have admitted liabilities amounting to $45,750 in the Supreme Court, Johore Bahru. .u T^L e P etitio ning creditor was the Societe
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    Tete-A-Tete For Three
    59 4 photo. Enjoying a short "tete-a-tete" yesterday afternoon were visiting 20th Century Fox film star Jeffrey Hunter and Mr. Charles F. Baldwin. American ConsulGenerai in Singapore, at Mr. Baldwin's residence in Grange Road. The third man. Mr. Hendrik Van Oss is the departing American Consul from Kuala Lumpur,
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    Rent Bill Passed — 'Tea Money' Control
    425 4 Rent Bill Passed 'Tea Money' Control But No Imprisonment Standard Staff Reporter AN attempt by Mr. C.R. Dasaratha Raj to introduce a law which will send landlords to prison for charging rents above the legal rates, or for receiving 'tea money' on houses built before Sept. 7, 1947, was defeated
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    COLONY SHARE
    25 4 SINGAPORE will contribute 501. 564 to the Defence Economy Unit which was established in ifSl it was agreed in the Legislative Council yesterday
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    Caine To Advise Ceylon
    66 4 Caine To Ad vise Ceylon SIR SYDNEY CAINE. the Vice-Cham ellor of the University of Malaya, ha? accepted the Invitation of the Prune Minister of Ceylon. Mr. Dudley Senanayake. to advise on the country's Economic Plan. Sir Sidney will stop in Ceylon, in August for this work, on hi* way
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    SAFETY FIRST EXHIBITION
    106 4 THE Singapore Safety First Council k holding a Safe'y First Exhibition from July 4 to 11 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Highlight of the Exhibition will be two Senior Trainers Which can he used by members of the public to test their driving skill. The Trainer is
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    Woman Robbed By Armed Men
    75 4 A Malay and a Chinese, one of whom was armed with a revolver, waylaid and robbed a Chinese woman of a total of $166.50 in cash and jewellery It the junction of Sims Avenue and Lorong 24. Geylang, at about JO a.m.. yesterday. The robbers
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    TESTS DO NOT SHOW DRUNKENESS-DOCTOR
    227 4 Traffisiif h fJ eS Brii WUson told lhe Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, yesterday, that if a person was l«!i n ?hi» CaP e u after i 6B 8 dld no necessarily foltoxicatfon* before, he was in a state of In- Dr. Wilson was called by
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    Expat Pay Grant Is 'Discrimination'
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    1,570 Ft. Of Rubberised Roads Laid
    132 5 GHGFHGJGHJGHJGHJGHJ THE Singapore Government has laid a total of 1,570 feet of rubberised roads for experimental purposes in various parts of Singapore since 1949. the Colonial Secretary Mr. W. L. Blythe, said at the Legislative Council yesterday n reply to questions by Mr. A.
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    43 5 photo- \li SiifTudin of Brunei, arrived at Kalians lit en route to his country from England tended the Coronation. He was met at the Atr■aat Commander W. L. Clark. A.D.C- to Governor Sir John Nicoll, (right) and Mr. E. E. F. Pretty Standard
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    Remove Communal Cleavage
    66 5 Remove Communal Cleavage tand, Parti ilay comChineso of i tal -ter Malahe deepamong nate inrous, indi- I the i')ora! paper declared. 'There is only one way to remove the dangerous communal cleavage and that is to solve the problem at its roots which are the economic backwardness of the predominantly
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    Rush To File Claims On Malacca Pawnshop
    170 5 Rush To File Claims On Malacca Pawnshop MALACCA. Tues. Investorg with hard-earned savingg on loan deposit to Ban Shing Tonf pawnshop have lost little time in trying to salvage what they can from the assets ;iow in the hands of the Asst. Official Assignee, Mr. Siew Mun Fook after they
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    US Sailors 'Invade' Colony
    124 5 Standard Shipping Reporter THREE American destroyers— USS Trathen. Black and Chauncey arrived in Singapore harbour yesterday morning for a two-day stop-over before proceeding home after four months' service in Korea. They brought nearly 1.000 non-gabbing sailors. still very conscious of the security regulation regarding talking to
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    Statement On Ban Withdrawn
    225 5 Statement On Ban Withdrawn No Comment On M.C.A. Charges KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A statement given to The Standard about the lottery ban was withdrawn today seven hours later by the Finance Department of the Federation Government. Reason given for the withdrawal was that the Financial Secretary, Mr. E. Himsworth, would
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    A Defeat For Mr. Williams
    144 5 A Defeat For Mr. Williams THE Singapore Government yesterday rejected the claims of the Medical Workers' Union for a minimum wage of St;t) for all workers. The Government it is understood has also rejected the union's claim for ''hardship allowance for those workers living in St. John Island Quarantine Station,
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    NOW HE'S GOT ANOTHER BILL TO COLLECT
    213 5 NOW HE 'S GOT ANOTHER BILL TO COLLECT SINGAPORE Fishmonger Tay Ah Sip. while on a billcollecting errand at a hotel, saw his 18-year-old fiancee with another man. He also found the names of both his fiancee and the other man, broker Ong Kee Seng, in the hotel register. Therefore,
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    Vote Register 'Flop'— Laycock
    71 5 Vote Register 'Flop' Laycock Standard Staff Reporter THE registration of voters this year, which ended on Monday, "has been a flop", declared Mr. John Laycock (Prog., Katong) speaking during adjournment Jn the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. He gave two reasons for the "flop":— (a) There has been so much talk
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    69 5 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, June 16. The tollowino. ore the closing price* ot rubbci and tin on the London Market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 2014. July /Sept. 2014. Oct. /Dec. 20Ad. Jon. /Mar. 20 d. July ci.t. 1924. Market: Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot £685 per ton buyer*,
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    New Magistrate
    18 5 MR. HOWE YOON CHONG. succeeds Mr. A. W. Ghows as Second Traffic Police Court Magistrate today.
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    New Police Rank And Promotions
    275 5 LOCALLY recruited Police Officers who have risen to the rank of Assistant Superintendent can, if they show promise, obtain rapid promotion and get more pay. Yesterday the Legislative Council approved the creation of 26 posts of Deputy Superintendent with a corresponding abolition of 26 nosts
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    Boycott Move On Big-3 Conference
    161 5 KI'ALA LI T MPt'R. Tues. Organisations in Mabya, which have supported the National On f emu e held in April this year, are likely to boycott the National Congress organised bv the tripartite croup represented by the Malayan Chinese Association, the United Malays* National Organisation
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    SEAMEN TO BE SENT BACK
    70 5 TWO Polish seamen, Edward Obushowski and Marian Reinke. who were discharged on Monday by the Sinsapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate without their defence oeing called, on a charge <>f deserting ship, arr now l>cin!» detained by the Immigration authorities. An Immigration spokesman told The Standard
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    Serangoon Boys' Club Officials
    58 5 Mr. Lau Heng Leng was elected chairman of the Sint;;»pore Upper Serangoon Boys' Club at the general meeting of the club held recently. Other office bearers are: Yeo Oon Hai, secretary. Goh Joon Seng, Club Captain, Goh Kanj Huat and Thomas Wong, house captains, and Yeo
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    Step Nearer To Phone Takeover
    74 5 AMENDMENTS hcotimwl oH hy \\)e Select Committee •«> the Singapore reJtpfconj B<»iri Bill wei o icropltd by Oovero> ment and Bpprovtcl by thi Lm| lative Council yesterday. The Bill is to pravMt f »r the rstat)!ishment of a Cum* morctel Corporatkw, to t« known a^
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    Car And Motor Cyclist Collide
    47 5 HSU TSE KWANC StiKapjic Standard rtpo r was injured When a Nl ■'••r cyd« he was ridiug collided with ;i motor rar belongil o tho Commissioner General .«t Newton CtlCUi Lasi ntghi Hsu and his pillion p;i-i'n« ger were taken to hospital
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      90 5 WEATHER REPORT MINIMUM Temperature from 7.30 p.m. on June 15 to 7.30 a.m. on June 16. Singapore (81 F). Penan* (76 F), Kota Bahru (77 F). Kuala Lumpur (73 F). Ipoh (71 F). Kuantan (72). Miximum Temperature: from 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on June 16. Singapore (90 F), Penanf
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    The Ritson Report
    804 6 $IR EDWARD RITSONS report tabled at the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday should at least enable the Government to make more coherent what it has so long called the "salary structure." Sir Edward's report makes jt quite clear that what we have at the moment
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    CHINA APES METHODS OF MOSCOW
    1091 6 CHINA APES METHODS OF MOSCOW In m series of three articles the Hongkong correspondent of the Manchester ImunrilU*n tells of the extent to ##/#/>/, dhina is intlnenred Uu Jtussian ideas and methods by A Manchester Guardian Correspondent {TOR o country which has resisted foreign ideas and foreign intervention so strongly
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    The bandit takes his harem along
    732 6  - The bandit takes his harem along JOHN WALTERS THE KOREAN IOWDOWN By t\IY dreams of a lifetime of free rice pudding have faded. I have failed in my attempt to win a reward of I.ooolb. of rice for the capture of Korea's No 1 bandit, scholarly Lee Hyon Sang. The
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    USELESS EVSTACE
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    REGISTRATION OF MONEYLENDERS
    163 6 Sir: It would aonear that the Singapore Ck^rn^ ment it thinking ofinSoducing in the Colony Moneylender', law tomewhat on tne Unea Ao^ obtaining m the Federatiort. 4k" w!f k ru *h«n when this bill becomes law afl moneylenders in Singapore will have to register. As far a,
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      WHY LUXURY BUS SERVICE FAILED
      301 6 Sir, The comments on the failure of the luxury bus service made by Mr. G. G. Wilson, Acting Manager of Singapore Traction Company, and published in your issue of June 10, have prompted this reply. He has given two reasons for the failure of this
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      ITS A DISGRACE
      206 6 Sir: Is it not a disgrace to the City of Singapore for the traffic chief to appeal to the public for pots of left-over white and yellow paints so that he could have all the lines on the roads and sign-boards repainted? I hope that the edition
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      WHO CAN BE STOPPED?
      131 6 Sir; The answer to Che 'Home Guard.' query is that no vehicles (Military/Police) travelling on duty and carrying uniformed personnel may be stopped and searched at any road block put up by any military, Police or Home Guard*. However, if Government vehicles carrying passengers in civilian
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    Review of Views
    61 6 Review of Views Tnde tkTl v n .^1 J i m I I I I I I I I I I rontinuinj I I I marie r I a rapr- I political ipbetf I adds. I on AiprfA n V. I I I I av B I r B B
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    FREE CAMBODIA CALL
    366 7 France To Be Asked For Complete And Immediate Self-Govt. c f *R' S 16, The Cambodian Secretary ot srate Sam Sary said last night his government had decided to call on France to arant Cambodia ''immediate and complete independence. FranJ^^ 3^ o^ 1 Government was willing to
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    Peace Talks To Include Indo-China
    77 7 Peace Talks To Include Indo-China J 16 H ary of H Dulles. H ation 'hat H .illustration H Far Eastern H CominuH armistice. B ren e yesH finitely i'o.iI taken last H rij negoH iti .i conI en hi i days H co- I fine Korean quesmer l ice confer-
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    Suez Tussle For Bremuda
    24 7 irces F ter D r v likely v to be B< rmuda i '<> use ion to Minister to accept plan.
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    Appeal Dismissed
    44 7 HONGKONG'S full Court of Appeal yesterday dismissed the appeal of two young British soldiers who had served in Korea, against the death sentence for the murder of a Chinese girl employed by the British Army's NAAFI canteen in Hongkong's new territories. Reuter
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    Pak. Forms C'ttee
    40 7 THE Pakistan government yesterday appointed a steering committee consisting of Foreign Secretary J. A. Rahim and two other senior officials to supervise settlement of all outstanding disputes between India and Pakistan on a sec- retariat level.— A.P.
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    C-Film Cinema In Belfast Is Bombed
    67 7 Sieved £hi u 16 < Ke «ter).-A time bomb (i i Have been planted by members of the «nanß, exploded yesterday in a cinema 11 Northern Ireland seaport of Newry. *as estimated at £3,000. eved to against i rull len^ih t izabeth's everal hi,
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    Stork Visits Navy Review
    13 7 >.'4 a 'l Ships <* Ihei, re vi «w to
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    RESULT OF A COLLISION
    87 7 RESULT OF A COLLISION THE <U65-ton freighter Prospector, which suffered severe damage to her starboard box during a collision in a fog with the 24.215-ton P and O liner Chusan. was towed to Dover harbour, Kent, bv three tugs. The Chusan which was outward bound from London on a holiday
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    Canal Zone: Naguib To Hear Nehru
    110 7 CAIRO. June 16 (Reuter).— General Mohammed Naguib, the Egyptian Prime Minister will (i scusi the Suez Canal Zone issue with Mr. Nehru. the Indian Prime Minister. before deciding on the next > in the dispute »viTh Britain, diplomatic quarters a d here last night.
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    ESCAPE BID FAILS
    28 7 WARDERS fought with coni leaving a church service at Gralton Prison, in Northern New South Wales, yesterday to break up a mass escape plot. Reuter
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    U.S. SEIZES TANKER
    76 7 SAN PEDRO. California. June 16, (AP).— The Federal Government yesterday seized the tanker McKittrick Hills on charges of illegal registry The McKittrick Hills, which arrived Friday with 100,000 barrels of oil from the Persian Gulf, is the 14th ship seized on charges of violating a section of
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    Stand By For Bermuda, Airline Told
    103 7 LONDON, June 16.— The British Overseas Airways Corporation has been alerted to fly Prime Minister Churchill to Bermuda about June 27, according to a reliable informant here. Spokesman for Churchill's office and the Foreign Office refused to comment on the report beyond saying the
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    RUSSIAN SAILORS IN LONDON
    58 7 photo. FIRST stop for Russia* sailors tourin? London by coach was thlg crave In Hlgngzt* Cemetery, North London. Here Karl Marx wa s buried l« 1883, *n *h« vas e J^ 51^ are 11 red carnations. The tour, which included a large proportion of ot London,
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    Soekarno Names 2 To Form Govt.
    135 7 JAKARTA, June 16, (AP).— President Soekarno yesterday appointed two senior members of the country's two largest parties— the Moslem Masjumi and Nationalist P.N.I. to form a new cabinet. The Wilopo government fell 13 days ago. The task, given to Masjumi's Mohammed Roem and P.N.l's
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    2 TEAMS MAKE BID TO CONQUER W.HIMALAYAS
    285 7 KARACHI, June 16.— An American expedition is advancing towards the world's highest unconquered mountain K-2 (Mount Godwin Austen) towering 28,250--foot giant of the Himalayas, while an Austro-German team is making an assault on the 26,660-foot Nanga Parbat. Reports received here via runners from
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      F.E. Offers For Samia
      176 7 IF SAMIA Gamai ever decides to leave hubby Shepherd < Abdullah) King again, she has jobg awaiting her in the Far East. Two leading Tokyo niyht clubs have made a standing offer to her to drop in. i UP ONE YOUTH was drowned and five men
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    Reds Dent Allied Line To Two-Mile Depth
    582 7 Reds Dent Allied Line To Two-Mile Depth KOREAN CENTRAL FRONT, June 16. The Communists have dented the Allied Korean line to a depth of about two miles in a savage prearmistice offensive, according to reports from the front this morning. There was no official information about the extent of the
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    THE QUEEN LOOKS BACK AT THE DUKE
    72 7 QUEEN ELIZABETH II took th e salute al the Trooping the Colour ceremony on Horse Guards Parade. The occasion marked Her Majesty s official birthday. The Colour trooped was that of the First Battalion, (he Grenadier Guards. Picture shows the Queen, mounted side-saddle
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    BOAC ON COMET CRASH: 'NO DEFINITE ANSWERS UNTIL PROBE COMPUTED'
    196 8 BOAC ON COMET CRASH: 'NO DEFINITE ANSWERS UNTIL PROBE COMPUTED' LONDON, Juae If, <«eater).— British Overseas Airways Corporation, owners of the Comet airliner which crashed last month with the loss of 43 lives, commenting yesterday on a New Delhi court of inquiry report on the accident, said it was still
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    C'wealth Air Talks Profitable
    92 8 LONDON, June 16 (AFP).— The exchange of views in the Commonwealth Civil Aviation conference which ended here yesterday has been very profitable, according to a communique issued in London, It is believed that a modus vivendi was arrived at reconciling interests of the independence of air
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    Call For Air France Strike
    92 8 PARIS. June 16, (Reuter).— Communist and non-Commu-nist trade unions last night I called about 10,0001 flying and j ground staff of Air France to I strike from midnight in protest against the airline's operating methods. A spokesman of the Nation- I al Union of Merchant
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    Traders Want An Int'l Commodity Agreement On Tin
    273 9 Traders Want An Int'l Commodity Agreement On Tin LONDON, June ™> (UP).— Tin producing interests traders in London are hoping that an interna- 1 (onunodity agreement on tin will be reached Z, tie mretin*s of the working party of the n.tional Tin Study Group which opens in L n rll
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    51 9 I (jsINC nihhri if\ roici c I per pi«ui opening rntn pri ih i KK > s»*ttlen»rnl ,1 e Irrm^ O:iK'l LONDON TIN pine first ■i were: hIIVPTS. rllrrv I nitnt'is Vl«i7T A i v.-r.frs. Set tie »eal price: I I isier Bayen Srllrrs K.S.S i M :v
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    NEED FOR RUBBER STRESSED
    52 9 NEED FOR RUBBER STRESSED me 16. (Renter) the United indicated the cans on and r n oi ler to iv« requireduring Lord Bail lieu Rubber f ndicated :ii our belief synthetic 'o the rubber in this ;ont inuea intercstr the deve- said. the p: be fun- from that <■ a
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    49 9 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v THE High Commission er. General Sir Gerald Twnpfer. discussed asri- 2 cultural implements used 2 with Imcton with Mr. E. K. Fisk, Perak State 1 Development officer, when 2 he visited the new h^adQuarters of the R.I.D.V J Mechanical Cultivation j Training; School at Ipoh c recently. i
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG, June 16. Spernl Standard Service dosing prices on thp Hongkong Exchange toda? were $15.73 to £1 stoning: Stf Q?.S to US do'lar $1842 to Malayan $1: SO 2:io to one ladooesum Ruppiah; Gold 527'.l 2.i to <>ne tael.
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    U.S. Trade Act
    23 9 THE House of Representatives yesterday overwhelmingly approved President Eisenhower's request for a one-year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act. Reuter
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    Coconut Oil Weak
    129 9 THE Singapore produce market was weak in coconut oil and steady at the decline in copra yesterday with lilt c business passing a; The lower levels. Copra quotations for June shipment were $X2J per picui buyers and S32J sellers. Coconut oi! was also lower at $53 per
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    Department Store Opens
    46 9 photo. Picture •hows Mr. Chen Siauw Sen, managing director of the Sincere Departmental Stores Ltd.. being congratulated b? Mr. V.D. Wijk, manuer of the Nationale Handel Bank, at the opening ceremony of the store at tt, North Bridge Road. Singapore on Sunday. Standard
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    U.K. GETS U.S. CONTRACT
    123 9 WASHINGTON. June 6, (Renter). The giant English Electric Company of Great Britain has been awarded a contract to supply 10 transformers for the U.S. Government's Chief Joseph Dam project. The company's bid was officially accepted by the U.S. Government yesterday The British company was outbid by
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    R.I. PLANS TRADE FAIR
    332 9 Ground For 200 Exhibition Stands, Pavilions Cleared by ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, June 16, Plans ore underwo> to lounch Indonesia's first international exhibi tion for trade and industry on Aug. 29. Nine •hectares of lond situated between Jakarta ana Kebajoran Baru have already
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    Jap-Taiwan Trade Pact
    70 9 TOKYO. .Iwne 16. (UP).— Nationalist China and Japan signed a new trade agreement providing for a balanced annual trade of 5150.000,000 between the two countries The dDCtNMMtf were signed at the Foreign Office by Ambassador Holiington Tong for Taipei and Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Katswzo Okumura
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    They Wait To See Piling Work Results
    179 9 GUTWIRTH Sons (Malaya) Ltd. is waiting to see the results of piling work on the new sevenstoreyed Chartered Bank building. Robinson Road before starting work on their own ten store ved structure. An official of the firm yesterday said: "All our plans are
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    General Life Pays 20 p.c. Final Div.
    180 9 General Life Pays 20 p.c. Final Div. A FINAL dividend of 20 per cent has been recommended by the directors of the General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation Ltd. for 1932, making a total dividend of 30 per cent for the year. Net income of the Company amounted to
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    Rubber May Remain In Doldrums
    366 9 Rubber May Remain In Doldrums Standard Market K< .«i«. r THE rubbtr tiide in Singapore hav rcachcii a ematC and. in the view of del rn may /email) in 'he d<» <lrif!ns until ircsh deve'ofM icnti in < tlit* political Icld hr» ;»k out. The prire ranu«- h mi', exp<*-
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    Industrials Steady, Tins Easier
    146 9 Industrials Steady, Tins Easier Standard M.irkri Rrporter ON A DULL hi •< market i:» Singapore yesterday. Industrial shares were qwiitly «I<>ady while tins t«'n''« <i 'o vn^c B>^>ness again wn^ «,r» a restricted scale. Rubber shares continued neglected. Tetterdaj*! prlrw were; ivnisißivis Burrr* Seller* Con. Tin Smell Ords 22 r,
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    Compensation
    33 9 WASHINGTON. JtlM 16 (AP). Bolivian Ambassador Victor Andrade aiinouiKi'd the Bolivi?n Ciovt ifimtiit h;is reached agreement wiih the nationalised PfttlM Tm Mining Corporation to cmnptßMlt stockholders, indadinf a number ul Hi .-a.
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    TO TOP THOSE RACE MEETINGS
    73 10 Flldt.J) WHAT better name for a hat with fish on the line, or apprmchißf it. than HOOKED!" Both sides of the hat. and the model's fare, were seen at a London display last week This was one of the broad-brimmed styles fashioned for this year's
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    Are You Giving Your Skin A Right Deal?
    382 10 K S W ER the f ol lowi ng questions \o see whether you are really giving your skin the sort of care that will make it your bcauty*g chief asset. Then add up your total (counting five for each "yes") and
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    165 10 1^ YOU are buying shoes !'»r youngster* from two to Juv years of ug», ner€ mr€ some requirements to ks>i> in mind. The woles xh,>,* d he tiifUr thua thpir -i moe* but still j/exible. the vi>!>rr s pliuble, the "'Side line straight. the *e«l« low
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    HIS WIFE HAS LEFT HIM FOR A BACHELOR......
    427 10 J AM 2 married man with four children, and my wife ha-« left me for another man who U a bachelor. I know that this man will soon tire of her and. as I still love my wife, I should like to
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    Daddy, Your Troubles Are Just Beginning!
    574 10  - Daddy, Your Trou bles Are Just Beginning Margaret Scott By "VY ELL, that's a relief anyway," beamed a very new lather, who had just been presented with a fine, bouncing daughter "1 think I can say our troubles are over for another few years at least," and he laughed uproariously
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    68 10 Photo) Ml>N Yoko KiniuiM. centre, has just I en crowned "Miss Japan" and hopes to become "Miss Universe" in next year's "Miss Universe" contest. Graduate of a typist school, a professional model and just turned twenty she was chosen from among a galax? of Japanese beauties. Second prize went to
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    Dressing Table Demands Care
    204 10 COME trouien /jar«? tJte misfafcen idra that a dressing table is the perfect catch-all for everything from empty enrelopes to shoe /aces. Actually, W it is to itfVf a useful and efficient purpose, the table must be kept in perfect condition, and equipped only with beauty
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    'Miss Jqpan'
    46 10 •Muh Japan Provrd h,r,,|f to fa* tnd lal Bl "'I, a, Wj-It W»» U no** a m.i%j f iU or«4,hnul|, PlH4r J radio In Mtf hrf n»»v^v the M,, r WJ abt|| jMd an^ M, h brlovt-d of j |lld<( h UP Ph.. In
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      228 10 Star Contest No. 20 *»unim^ Can You Name These Stars? ALL through thi, week the MI'S! contain the catthline <* Singapore standard pre- STAR CONTEST No 20 on sents its twentieth star ton- the top left hand corner and tcst bear the address THE MOVIE All you've got to do
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      63 10 i THE COUPON I READ THIS BEFORE I YOU ORDER YOUR PAT- J TERN: You must enclose three ten cent stamps i< J you wont your pottern cut If I don't get the stamps. you don't get the pattern J A numbei off orders have to me without the »^mpt.
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      122 10 9 *u*~~ as4T^W^> 1 hnce C ri> /lrniea tvmuu V if ii Triply protected against time and the itr -<i M im« life is the woman who follows Lli/abett, I 'routine of cleansing, toning and MHfahfcf to nkVp 1 a lovely skin or brighten beauty dimmed l J CLEANSE with
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      311 10 RITA DEL MRJi 'Vo J» s (M \IIONJ iti.n- i>ni eaoitxh hid lin in liir world 1 1 damn •"> HI. :11. il h«-*ll hi. l |,"l.r > »m 10 llt tani Uitchr-•<t'-ll J.llllll^s Ul l»\|>,, xv PON I:\lK\V NI: B« thrifty 1 ire 1] aj >a say (,1 w
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    WIFE, SON STABBED
    64 11 AN ODD job man and white washer gave evidence in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into ihe deaths of his 36-year-old wife, Lee Hon Ying. and two-year-old son Yee Ah Wak. It was alleged that they died from the wounds Inflicted on them by
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    London's Tennis Season Gets A Sloppy Start
    147 11 London's Tennis Season Gets A Sloppy Start shiD?of y T^L matCheS in ,f he Q ue en's Club "championment important pre- Wimbledon tourna- London s principal tennis season opens with this weekong tournament and extends w r °uf h J the June 22-July 4 Wimbledon championships Art Larsen of San
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    56 11 photo 3S S as the only dressed ship in Singapore harbour yesterday. She was the Blue Funnel liner Anshun, see* pulling away from a Singapore wharf with 174 Malay men, women and children making the pilgrimage to "J? 00 A»other 650 pilgrims will embark at Penan* on mis, tn« Anshun's
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      19 11 FOR SALE SILVERCROS9 pram canopy, mattress basket. Condition good. $100 net. Please give phone number Box T. 1266 S.S.
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      768 11 P£l{sO,Y\k, it 1 —^-4 U (*OMt to the CWhkeA Dem on 2? stration. OJLC Showrooms. 12. Batterv Road. 10 w 9 m Saturday. 20th June See Kenwood Mixer being used wilh the new Kwali Cooker, specially designed for local use ANNOINrtMENT T'HE religious rtniinml in A memory of the laU?
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      633 11 i Ml MELTIM. im». Saturdiv llth. W^btmUj 15th and Saturday IKII Jul> 1953. PNTRIES CLOSE at 12 nom o r) WEDNESDAY \r Ji; y. 19&J SWEEPS Unllrrited S^veeT>^tak'•v FOR MEMBERS ONLY w -> hf J ca h R.ice Day A in-j (01 ti-ko's mus 1 be in *rr\X\nt and be
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      157 11 "1 r*-iASP. r r VOU ARC V WILD BIUJ^^P AH//- IT'LL. E^ GREIAT T -J>r _i-_ I ACCORDiNJG TO ?-VO' BUT, MAH «UNS IS .■Jm*." l^ -up- the: lelgenjdaftv figure J that ole. gang o'minje: s law-wemust DIDM'T" snLLGOOD.7- am -now I^^^ KT^H < THIL OLD WEST^-VDU HAVE K, T
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    England Scores A Moral Victory
    386 12 England Scores A Moral Victory NOTTINGHAM. June 16 (Keuter) England scored a moral victory over Australia in the first test which was left drawn today. Resuming play at 4.30 p.m. England carried Saturday's score of 41 for one to 1 10 an addition of 78 runs without any further loss.
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    15 12 ABOVE ore finishes of the final day's races of the Perak Turf Club June meeting.
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    Full Marks To CA Defence
    354 12 YOUNG Men Muslim Association, strong contenders for Hie S.A.F.A. Di\ ision II league honours, w*> e humbled for the second tiint this* season when they wei> bef/.en I—o1 0 by a gallant and spirited Chinese Athletic XI tt the Geylang Stadium yesterday Despite this loss.
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