Singapore Standard, 1 July 1953

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    16 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD \ol Ilf. No. 329. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, Jl LY 1, 1953. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    COMMANDO REDS SNEAK IN
    71 1 RI K C Quee" will Mond of a V 1 lion ivinjs wvww >.ui>iMirv uif nrx» uay oy tr.iin for Kulauavo. 240 milrs away. They If ft London by air this <t't«*ino(»n. The br»M»ch«* s are identical with tlif itm> pre>enied to Queen Elisabeth <»n her
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    MISSING CASHIER HUNT ON
    13 1  -  Lin Tiong Ann looks I A I B '.ioni
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    GANG CLASH: 2 MEN HELD
    6 1 GANG CLASH: 2 MEN HELD Ir
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    More In Britain Give Up Smoking
    20 1 29 (ReuAn -v.'.^er f. I -o of E W. Wil- <y] the }■;< tail To-
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    First Crisis Death
    13 1 nri S wa_ _ent.11 in Hong- un Hn_ K.. A?.
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    A Famous Diamond Clip For Margaret
    63 1 A Famous Diamond Clip For Margaret photo. C\\\\\w\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\! Qur«« Klinttbrth. tin* 5 "I Queen Mother, attended a garden part? at Lam- beth Palace (the London residence of U»<* Arch- bishop of C »ntevt)ury <• organised '»v tht* Women's Corona Club A Chunh of tnsland Club foe colo- j nial women.
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    A Dutchman Starts Fund
    72 1 TOKYO. June 30 (Reuter)— The floods began to recede in Japan's southern island ol Kyushu today and the nation began the huge task of bringing relief to thousands oi square mi ea .'.stated by inundations. The first foreigner I subscribe to a relieJ fund opened here
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    Rhee Sacks 'Go It Alone' Defence Man
    417 1 SEOl r L f June 30 (Kcuter)— President Syngman Rhee today dismissed his Detence Minister, MajorGen. Shin Tai Yunu. an advocate of the "go it alone policy", and replaced him with Vice Admiral Sohn Wen 11, Chie. of Naval Operations, who is known
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    Police Mobilised For Kidnappers
    55 1 HONGKONG. June $0 (AFP> All available detective forces in Hongkong have been mobilised following the disappearance of the 5-year-old son of the manager of China Bus Company here and liie receipt by the father oi j ransom demand for HK$2OO,OOO. It whs stated here that the
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    Bandits Massacre Sleeping Family
    39 1 MANILA. June 50, (AP)— Armed bandits massacred in entire family of seven Filipino Muslims on southern Jolo island Ihe thugs cut down members of the family as. t'nry ;]ppt. and withdrew afte< lootDg the residence.
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    The Queen Returns
    17 1 THE Q:iet>u r P 4-i r took the royal Uftiu back M) Lun- AP
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    BANDITS ADMIT FOOD BAN PINCH
    604 1 Standard Staff Reporter ONE of the latest directives issued by the Johore Malayan Communist Party State Secret*^ Qn d captured by the security forces contains an open admission that the Government's food control measures are having a devastating effect on the M.C.P. organisation in Johore.
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    THREE SHOTS: 3 HITS
    168 1 The Tale Of Crack Shot Ismail CRACK shot of the I J Fourth Battalion. Malay Rt*»iment is ltt-year-old Private Ismail bin Putoh. S J who in the Pahang Junclr killed two Communist j And it took him onl.v five NftM, less time Hi in it takes
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    STRIPPED-BY CEMENT MIXER
    77 1 STRIPPED -BY CEMENT MIXER BRIS'IOL. June 28 (Reuier) A workman whose clothes were raught i;» cement rnix-r-i was itripped naked today in a crowded central Bristo i reel His shirt became aned i" the revolving shaft ol ;h<* machine and shirt sin 4 el and trOUSerj were whipped oft. The
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    Bomb Was His Gift For Teacher
    47 1 TROWBRIDCE. (Western England). June SO, (Rentrr)-Ten-year-oid Michael Gliddon went to school yesterday casually carrying a live mortar bomb to present to his teacher. Michael had found it in a field Headmaster Percy Elvira thanked him and phoned the bomb disposal squad.
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    Object: To Kill Colony Police
    322 1 By Ronnie Duclos Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.-Commondo bandits carrying death warrants issued by South Malaya's Communist chieftain, Hor Lung, for Singapore Police officers, are known to have slipped from Penggerang, at the south-eastern tip of Johore, into the Colony, Johore Bahru Police disclosed
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    ADLAI IN ROME
    11 1 ADLAI Stevenson. left A 'liens yesterday lor Rom?
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    THE HEAT IS TURNED ON MORE
    143 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tno>. A pan "to starve the terrorists" in the Kuala Lumpur district of Seiangor will bo enforced tomorrow .July I. It will deny 350,001) people living in 351 square miles of the Kuala Lumpur admin?stra- tive district the right to possess surplus
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    Judge Douglas A Traitor, He Says
    60 1 WASHINGTON. June :U) (AP) Representative W M. Whee>>r (Democrat-Georgia) yesterday accused Supreme Court .Justice William O Doug d S of treason, lie gave his as one of six reasons for impeach "nent of Mr Douglai tor high crimes and misdemeanors" following his granting a
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    Uneasy Quiet In CambodiaCapital
    51 1 SAIGON. June SO (Renter) Cambodian t r oops today took up position! In Government buildings in the capital of 'he state. Phnom Penh. An uneasy quiet hung over the city but official sourre» here laid there had been no clashes between the Cambodian Hoops and \\u
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    Pakistan Remembers
    22 1 A DETACHMENT of the Pakistani army will lav ,-i wreath oday 'he tomb of the Unknown Soldier In I\nn* AFP
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    THE MARQUIS TAKES OVER JOB No. 2
    100 1 LONDON. June 30 (Reuter) Thf Marquis of Salisbury. 50, new acting Foreign Secretary today sat in the rtiali once occupied by his grandfafther. u'.io A-a.s one of Britain's grea'eit Fureigu Secretaries beloici the turn of the rentury The grandson ha> taken Charge of
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      SIR EDMUND ILL
      31 1 NEW DELHI. Jun,. M < K«*hl«t Sir I dtmiittt llill.it>. who iratlird thr MUiiniit of Mount I. «'!«•<•( with tlii- Shrrp.i 'I<hnhiNork.i>. w.is ill in bstf line with dvs««nt«*r.v todj>.
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      POST ABOLISHED
      26 1 LONDON hinr M M*) Budapest r.irlio unnonnird today th«- joh of Snnlm (itlMl.ll of |ll<* (olilflllllllsl p»rt\ for llnnu" v Ii t> l»c<u abolished.
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      PRINCESS IN ROME
      26 1 ROME, Itinr ::0 (API Tkc <)u<-«n M«tth«*i .did I'nii M.ni;.in't 1 1 n«- ct hri«* loci. iv ,n roulf |O >>>Mitli«-i ii Rhcidcsiu.
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    City's No To Pork, Poultry Hawkers
    215 2 City's No To Pork, Poultry Hawkers Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S 1,000 pork and poultry hawkers will not be able to sell meat as irom 1!»54. For the rest of this year, they .ill have to sell at places at least 1,200 teet away from the nearest meat stall. The Health
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    They Seek Our Downfall: MCA
    66 2 HITTING at "the wise men advised nnd pressed the rnmtnt" to ban lotteries l it] by polili ill organisations. Malayan Mirror. o!V.;i! organ of the Malayan Chinese •iai ion, charged with being destruction! I The Mirror said these men merely sought the downfall of i"
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    Speeding — $30
    33 2 Speeding $30 VV H Mil. l S, a squadron leader. Tengah, was fined >o [n the Singjpore First Traffic ol driving a car a'r "*4?j :it p.h a.ong Bukit T.mah o:i April 17
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    Shoe Polish Factory
    94 2 AN artist's sketch of the proposed shoe polish factory ulw« h will be built on the Colonial Development Industrial Estate at Bukit 'liin.ih. Singapore, by the Kiwi Polish Co.. (Malaya) Ltd. The factory will form a unit of a world-wide chain which the company in Melbourne. Australia,
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    OFFERED TO BUY HER A CAR TO SHOW LOVE
    402 2 Court Totd TO SHOVV his \o\e for her, a man offered to bay his woman friend a car, consented to transfer his life insurance policies to her, promised to make her the beneficiary of his provident fund with the Singapore City
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    Express Transport
    22 2 THE Express Transport Co will celebrate its removal to its new premises. In Ra/Tles Place with a cocktail party today.
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    CHEATED BOSS' WIFE, JAILED
    66 2 AN odd job man of .Mohan Brothers Co.. Arab Street, Singapore, Ramana'han Marimuthu, 23, was ves'erday sentenced in the Eighth Police Court to three months* simple imprisonment for criminal breach of trust of $200 on April 4 belonging to Guni, wife of thp head manager. Ramanathan
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    FOURTH OF JULY
    364 2 Barn Dance To Start Off Week THERE will be fun and' hilarity tonight at the Raflles Hotel when tho Americans and all their lr: en ris from every community in S :igapore par- ipate in the second annual Barn Dance to open Fourth of July Week, in
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    COOK ROBBED
    43 2 A SINGAPORE Hainanese cook was waylaio on his way home and robbed of his wrist watch, worth $20. a cork hat. worth $2. and SH 50 cash in Adam Road on Monday night. Both robber? escaped by running down Duncarn Road
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    17 Stayed Put In Condemned House
    220 2 THREE months aso, the Singapore Citv Police Court Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Devereaux Colebourn, issued a closin* order o n a bouse in Balestier Koad. after he had visited it and looked it over. ffc! hund red and twentyC t°hc P r;° PlC Yesterday,
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    Trade Recession Ahead, Says Mr. Taylor
    291 2 Trade Recession Ahead, Says Mr. Taylor Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE is moving towards o trade recession and 1954 is likely to be a more difficult year, the Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. Taylor, told a press conference yesterday. He said this year was more or less what he had expected
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    FORCED TO EARN MONEY FROM MEN
    147 2 A YOUNG Singapore woman, Tan Geek Iluali. 101a 4u~ mnrnwHA p-.K.i. Court yesterday how she was forced into prostitution to earn* a living. "My husband died sorm time ago." she said. "And alter this I 'followed 1 a man to the Federation. When we
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    WAYLAID BY 3 MEN
    78 2 WHILE walking hom e on Thursday night, a Chinese v:as robbed by three other Chinese. who stepped out of a motor rar at a dark spot in Kamponc Loynng. off Chanel They demanded money from man. Bjt whe n they rercived on!y $7 from him, one
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    Bribe Charge: Policeman Acquitted
    104 2 A SINGAPORE policeman. Lance Corporal Dewa bin Jai. was acquitted and discharged from a charge of accepting a $30 bribe fn»rri a Johore detective by the Singrpore Second Criminal Dis 'rict Judge Mr. E. H. D'Netto. yesterday Mr. D'NeUo said there ha» been discrepancies in the
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    Exclusive Schools System Opposed
    23 3 Exclusive Schools System Opposed j^K 1*,,. Federation H approve the H j on oJ races In IB B IB Mi mm. W IB
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    Smiling Quartet
    69 3 whem j Inmh Ait Force i>.jkn(.» rtdui Saicon ar--I**4 in Slßgapsrc From left: Mme. C i M ss jn ir Warsfcal Sir (iifford SandersioM, C in C Far fcasl Air F«rcc, (irneral Louis (hassin I<llrinK ot lh« Ivenrh Air "'•<■ <lti(lo('hin. t i. and Ljdy 5.,,, 1nM,n. (.rmral
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    Heated Debate On Free Medical Aid To Families
    235 3 Heated Debate On Free Medical Aid To Families TEMPERS H 6 a Staff R «Porter S Un d Ci S di *Pe"so 9 ri e med CO <"< "Sen.,;!' 5 bJy "Wept hi, B^tl^ 1 All V» Tnß^**niiw— to wa's ,he on amounted <-"i!dren 0 "„',dd rS W Ves «no
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    74 3 Photo. I I Mrs. Thelma Paul. ad ver- executive of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin' dVri Sti" The St *n- nn P Kf° Ver in Sin R a- T P«re before proceeding a world tour She surprise that a e u«: r^ ld "^spaje? JS the pVo8 1 TI Ctai >dar d
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    UNKNOWN
    55 3 THE contract awarded lo I Singapore contractor for Che construction of a pump house and two of three types of luc- tton channels, was" withdrawn *1 yesterday's meeting ot the Citjr Council. The President of the Conn- rll. Mr. T. p. f. McNeice, said thai the committee had asked
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    CHASSIN CAN'T TELL ABOUT I-C WAR
    118 3 I Chief of ti,e French Air'S' i^ ir i"e^'»«'ande 1 I 1S h ha 1 tlds Sin sa ore vester d a? l n h d China threw up «o torecaM how lom i|E*l ble ted h >„ hou Sh he adm connection thdf
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    Australian Singer Is Due Here
    23 3 M^icTi montl^> recess the g»w lor Um m K held" f,f' diti n rHI be to either m&^JSS^
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    Restaurant May Open During Day
    89 3 AN T Indication thai th e Esplanade R >sl I iranl in Singapore mu- be ke;)t open throughout day a n L night and that the rent. »l th e stalls may bo reduced, was liven «it yesterday's City Council meeting. Mr. T P. F.
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    Creditors Meet
    37 3 A MEETING >l i xlitorj of Ban Shins Tong pawnship to which receiving order was recently made, will take place at tho Meng Seng Charitable Association <n> S« urday June 4 at 10 a m
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    Budget Passed
    23 3 A SUPPLEMENTARY bud get for $1,323,344 to finalise the financial aiTaiis of the Singapore City Council for VJSII was approved yesterday.
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    Change In Radio Malaya Wavelength
    35 3 RADIO Malaya Is chang tig its Blue Network s!; v transmission frequency Irom 7L'(K) kcs. to 48-0 kc». from today. Recent observations »h i that the former wavelength was unsuitable.
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    Few People Use New Bus Route
    82 3 THE reduced fai t and i nite change* in the City Circu ir luxury bus route ba s not shown any n- t rv <• ij!> improvement in its Brsl two days, Mr Q G. Wilsoi the Ac ing Genera; Manager <>[ [he Singapore
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    11 Singapore MCAMenChosen
    64 3 A WORKIXG Comn ittee ol the Singapore Branch of the: Malayan Chinese A ociation ha-? appointed a 11-m gation to attend the M.C.A.'s Central Committee Meeting at Kuaia Lumpur on July 4. Mr. Lim Keng Liar* w\ I head the delegation. The Central Committee will discuss r
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    AMY SUCCEEDS IN CRECHE ISSUE
    247 3 MISS AMY LAYCOCK (Pro*. Fast) successfully I rescinded a Singapore City Council decision to instruct 111 l?£al advisers to secure an injunction against the use of a children's creche in Balmoral Road "which is causing a nuisance in the neighbourhood.' Mr. T P. F IftcNeice
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    Terrorist Hanged
    14 3 A terrorist was hanged it the Pudu Prison m Ku Lumpur yesterday.
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    CITY COUNCIL TO THINK AGAIN ON THE HIGHWAY ROLE SWITCH
    545 3 CITY COUNCIL TO THINK AGAIN ON THE HIGHWAY ROLE SWITCH Standard Stall' Krpnrter THE Singapore Governm«nl Tas accep'ed Cull Rnancial responsibility for provision of raffic furniture In the Colony. innounced Mr. r P. F McMeice. President ot the City Council yesterday. Hff made the ■naounccfneni luring a debate at yesteriay's
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    NO RESPONSE FOR BLOOD
    97 4 THERE has »>rc:i no response to the appeal of the Singapore Blood Transfusion Serviced Dr M..M.H Gibson-BUI for blood to swell the depleted lock of Singapore's blood bank. Yesterday, there were three Chinese donors at the B^od Transfusion Centre, who are on the regular ttat However,
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    The Magistrate Was At A Loss
    106 4 JOHOIU BAllRi: J'ucs In the Po ice Court today 'he pros'vv:lion asked for a postponenieni in the case in which Chinfc Ah Tens is charged wita causing ihe dea'h of Kok Ah Moo toy negligeot driving and also vita endangering "he livei of Lim
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    Dog – Shooters Told: Be Careful
    106 4 Dog Shooters Told: Be Careful Standard Staff Krporter ALL Singapore dog-shofl have been thoroughly briefed ;jb<jut taking the necessary precaution; before shooting ami if is unfortunate tn;it some pedestrians were )ut by ricochetting bullets, said Mr A H. Forster. Chief Veterinary Officer yesterday. Mr Forster said the shooters were now
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    He Had To Pay For Being Late
    63 4 TAX ENG KIA'l was t^o an accident :i:id failing io :e--days late ill reporting an acci- port an accident was fined a dent, Chief Inspector Ahmed total of $'2lj. bin Hussein prosecuting, told .\Y > Boon Koi a 'orry I the Singapore Vtwat
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    No Control Over Water, Electricity
    91 4 A STENOGRAPHER cmplqytd by *he Singapore DepartzßCßl of Broadcasting. Jong Phui Lisa, told the Board of Rent f raif fltotiaii yesterday how her chief tenant cut otf her e'cc r r \:y 2nd water supply when she refused to pay rent which he had increased
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    Homes For Poor
    40 4 A MOTION by Mr. SAM. Ally Maricav that the K^ti Lumpur Municipality should give its maximum co-operation in the matter of the tow/g housing to help the "-mall man" was carried todaj bi *he Municipal Council inoe'.ir.-;.
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    Cheating Charge
    13 4 KASELAR MAT.COM of Bukir Tcrcsn was arq'. in the Singapore Sevei
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    When An Expat Officer Should Pay Pent.
    208 4 When An Expat Officer Should Pay Pent. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A locolly -engoged c-, filling a temporary post on short-term contract, shou' allocated government quarters. If he does, he she mic rent, and tKe teims of his cont roct should take This is one of many recommendations *N Housing Adviser
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    Officer, 3 SCs Fight Off Ambush
    183 4 Officer, 3 SCs Fight Off Ambush KUALA LUMPI T R, Tues. About iO terrorists ambushed a vehicle carrying a security officer aad three special constables on thej Songei Papan Estate in the Pengeran* area of Johore yesterday. In the exchange of fire, one of the bandits was wounded. The security
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    56 4 AIK Marsbai Sir Clifford Saadersea. C-in-C Far East Air «>n »-am<*d nut in inspection of Officers and airmen at R.VK Station in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. Picture shows him with W Cdr. W. R. Williams O.C. of No 383 Helicopter Win* Partly bidden is W Cdr. K. !*I. M. Wmmt,
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    TWO MISSING
    47 4 i A CHINESE woman. Tan I j Mooi alias Tan Ah Poh of No. i i 87 Batu Tiga Road» Klang and »|a 12-year-old Malay boy. whose bome is at at Rifleßange Road. Kuala Lumpur, have been mining from their homes 1 since Jur« 26.
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    Unions-Govt Talks Today
    129 4 TWENTY-TWO trade uniocs ind i»tafl .i suriationj representing dbo.:t 18.000 Singapore Gover.mre.it employees a 1 night elected I- reptesenattoeg bo meet Government today -he procedure in w i.king oj* a new salary m i tor then based on :he Rj'sod Commission's recommendations Their action follows a Government
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    Overseas Training For Young Men
    5 4 Overseas Training For Young Men
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    POLICE BAND PERFORMANCES
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    Two Men Face Murder Rap
    7 4 Tw o Men Face Murder Rap 1
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      82 4 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, June 30— The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on fhe London market: LONDON RUBBER j LONDON TIN Spo.* 19*d. Spot £662/10 i*r ton i r buyers £665 scMcr*. Ju4y/Scpf. 19Jd. Three monrh £65?i Oct. /Dec. 1 9id. buyert,
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    RECORD RUN BY ACS
    720 5 5 Nev/ Figures At St. Joseph's Sports HIGHLIGHT of the St. Joseph's Institution athleiic eet yesterday was the record breaking performance by the An-10-Chinese School team who bettered the Singapore 4 x 110 yards mark in the inter-schools invitation relay. ACS clipped .1 sees off the
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    Penang Crieket Test XIs
    120 5 1 < 1 PKNANG. Tues.— Euro- pttam have selected a i;o<>d all-round side for the Pen in« rric-ket "test" against The Rrst on July 4 and 5 at t!ie Ptnani; j Sports Club Kroiind. Enropeass: s. v. Adams i fcapt.), J. T. B;\il\v;ird. i R. Carter.
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    Women's Singles: Quarter-Finals
    64 5 IVIMBLKDOX. June :J0: ißeuter)—Results of quarter-fina! of the women's singles championship played here today weie: Miss S. Fry (ISA > beat Miss J. Sampson (U-S.A.) 6-4. G-2. Miss D. Hait <r T .S.A.) beat Mrs. Z Koermoczi (Hungary) 7-5, 7-5: Mrs. I). Knode (IT.SAJ brat Miss A.
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    P & T Win 3-2
    44 5 P T Win 3-2 POST and Telegraph Sports Club scored a narrow 3-2 victoryover the Town Ranqers in a SAFA Division :JC match played at CYMA yesterday. Scorers for P T were: Orn.ir (2> and Sidek. Kalimuthu and Doubles Murray replied for the losers.
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    Rulers' Shield
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR Tues- The organisers ol the R;; eid cricket have decided to the closing date for entries to July lo So far only Rve States— Perak. Selansor. Negri Sembilan Johore arid Peoang have niered.
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    Anderson School
    29 5 IPOH. Tues. Anderson School sports will take on the school ground on July llstarting 3 p.m. There will be a half m:le relay event lor old boys.
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    SINGAPORE TENNIS DRAW
    494 5 THE draw for the Singapore Lawn Tennis Op^n championships, wbk-h will be pLaycd from July 3 to 10. is as follows: Men's Open Simrfr*: Ong Chew Bee Bye: Lie-i Khe Liang B e Y. P Wee B. e: E. Jensen v H K. Yadi; F Y. Khoo
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    Hussein Scores A Hattrick
    176 5 m A fino hattri.-k by Hussein m the first half gave Traction Union Sports Club an easy ?«T i lctor y over the rk. vNork Services in a SAFA Division 'AB match played at bt r.eorge's Road yesterday. > By this win Traction arc now m
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    112 5 PKR VK'S all-round sportsman. A. I. Thillainathjii. who won Ihe Standard-Alfred Coronatiun Tour Contest, returned to Singapore by Qant.is BO AC last night after witnessing the two l»iff»r*t ivrnts in that rountry the crowning and the first lVst match. "I had a fin e view of tlie Oronation procession at
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    Penang Tennis
    185 5 PENANG, Tuo?.— Fun her m in the Penanf lawn i championships v. ere: Men'i Singles: Cheah Wat Hun hont Dr. B.T. Hammond 7-.*i (>-4 K.E.M. Hussein be:.t Dan Judah 1 H-4 8-3: Dr. Lim Chong Eu Kan* Kee Chuang 6-4 4-8 fl < Uomrns Singles* Mil Hooi Seah
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    Loh Chooi Yen Is Bartley's Champion
    652 5 LOH CHOOI YEN who dominated all the long distance events became the champion athlete at the Hartley Secondary School's first athletic sports held at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Although the times recorded wer o below that of any secondary school standard the athletes
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    New Lease Of Life
    785 6 r J"HK Singapon Legislative Council will not u:\< up us rollertivf! srxtfi in April tuxi year Though according Uj thr Constitution its trrm <>( life sh< uld -\i>n«- year, we understand that its life maj pm I ng*d t anything from six months ti a v*.n.
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    Review of Views
    372 6 Review of Views Lady Doctors iii s\.\ MELAYU sugaestedj thai »he Authoriiies in riniiapore ;»nd the Federation >r Malaya should seriously u.ke< steps to have only lady medical! ofHcera to inspect dead Muslim < women before issuing dtai'ii certificate. The paper says Ihatj most Muslins do not like inalei doctors
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    The bold King Lewis of Partnerland
    855 6 The bold King Lewis of Partnerland FERGUS tRSm n(fc duces The Ruler Of ore Realm LONDON IN the r?ui*t of the country sits a whitehaired, kindly-looking man who heads on organisation that he calls a con stitutionol monarchy with c wiitten constitution and complete freedom of speech He rules it
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    THE DEFIANCE OF GOD
    560 6  -  O.M. Green By LONDON, IT certainly seem* absurd that, while Great BriIfcin has siven independence to the whole of India. Portugal slili stick- tightly to her tiny possession of Goa. mexpugnabie by anything hut force Ml Nehru won't use force, '"ft is otie tiling *o take
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    17 6 ''And ipco'iing of snips, Mrs. Selby seen whor's loom up I on »ha port fidt
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      SIM BENG SENG REPLIES TO RAJ
      193 6 Sir In reply to the Honble C. R Dnsaratha Raj*S article of 2i»:h June. Mr. Raj seems to have blown up quite Middenly and declared that mv statement to the Press wai nothing but M foolish Jabbering? 1 Tut! Tut! Mr. R.i. Public men
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      IS IT EFFICIENCY OR LUCK?
      258 6 Bir; According to tht i papers married women will i be the first to be retrenched, I then the ie-cmplo.ved pc.i--1 sioners and then thf> new y re vuted stall 1 Superficially this seems to 1 be a very tensibte aii^nce- ment. Married women h;i\e
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      British Justice
      125 6 Sir;—Gre.it Britain a WTayi pride* herself on btto| I 0 n'ry in which c\> enjoys eouai righK under lit- law. We hear people tha! the law of Britain po*e* every man to ho ::>- -n- ent until he is pittt 1 I ty. Why <h<>n WU .Mr C.
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      That Creche
      115 6 St.—Your corresp-mri. 'it "Angry" raises an Interesting; point when he mtot the injunction the IVy Council wishes to take 'o prevent a children*! I re ho from operating in Balmoral Road. Since when has the prevention of the noi-e of crying babies become the responsibility ol the City
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      BAN SMOKING IN CINEMAS
      126 6 Sir; In almost every cinema theatre in Singapore slides are shown ;i-k--in«? the public to co-operate in preserving a smokeless atmosphere In the theatre hailc. But. unfortunately, very few ueople seem to respond to the appeal. They never realise the extent of inronvenie:ae caused to others
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS' GALA BALL LOYALTY IN A LION DANCE
    330 7 MALAYAN STUDENTS' GALA BALL LOYALTY IN A LION DANCE luoe 0 (Rruter) Six hundred in London last ni*»ht wished Queen Lv «'ul prosperous reign Vijzabetn Royalty at a Coronal ion ball remonial "dance of the lion." The lion is the Chinese sym- I bol of longevity The curtain fold with
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    M. Laniel Presents Cabinet
    20 7 give iinnol I I .1!) i. 151*5 'U'liv ngei for .1 u i,i-i I'll I INI"
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    SIR WINSTON DISAPPOINTED'
    10 7 SIR WINSTON DISAPPOINTED' (AFP) ton .t tin a rio health.
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    SHRINE KEEPER HAS WAY OUT
    13 7 Speuk- rtolv n and the Shia •1 d
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    SPEED-UP IN SELF RULE AIM
    24 7 going i r i ■r t r i < -i arc "i ;>:>. 400 eoasi the mi sting islands 1 M
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    22 7 phot*. MIS* Krama I'ai isi »1 (left), and lf^ne f*J^*\sg* of Rome, are txvo of the Italian rmd.tljtrs for the Juij AP
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    Govts. Asked To Study Tin Report
    19 7 Govts. Asked To Study Tin Report Ml (AP) icing i vited to workre ixi ih ,i';- .11 1 1
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    'Reds Freed Korean PoWs'
    237 7 'Reds Freed Korean PoWs' WASHINGTON, June 30, (Reuter).— A State Department official, commenting on General Mark Clark's letter to the Communist negotiators in Korea yesterday, said the Communists had admitted capturing up to 60,000 South Koreans during the war and releasing most of them, presumably for service in the Communist
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    Blast Kills 42
    40 7 A TRFMENDOUS oxp'osion rocked Guatemala eity yesterday demolishing a complete city block in a crowded area and started a fire. Forty-two i dead were takeu from the I riuns of about 50 house? and two hotels. Reuter
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    They Queued To Greet The Duchess
    300 7 t\l>KIH KOI 11. Simmd<irtl l.innhtn itrrt'SfHtmlrnl. mhhil the folhnriiii: rt>tn>rt an tin- Hull: I June :<o— About 4tm and "H"* guests w. <■ eping late iii s mornnanj ith smiles on aftei one of the i,i gncia <\ > la ■if i's Coronal ion
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    CRISIS TALKS
    37 7 CRISIS TALKS photo. MR. WALTER Robertson (left), Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, chats with South Korean President Syngman Rlire following Rhee's recent release of anti-Red prisoners of war from South Korean compounds. AP
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    Christie Execution Is Set For July 15
    151 7 LONDON, June 30, (AP).— John Reginald Halliday Christie, confessed slayer of at least seven women, is to appeal to the Queen in an attempt to escape the gallows, it was announced yesterday. The gallows execution M..* been set for July 15 by the
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    Eden Leaves Hospital All's Well
    96 7 Eden Leaves Hospital All's Well BOSTON. Massachusetts, June 30.— (Reuter). Mr. Anthony Kden. looking fit and smiling broadly, left the New England Baptist hospital here yesterday after an operation for a call bladder complaint t« n days ago. And as he did. Dr. Ru hard Chattel, who operated on him,
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    RED TANK FORCES ARE PULLING BACK
    47 7 SOviKT tank forces gradually pulled back yesterday from leading East German provincial cities sii! 1 in the «iip of martial law. More than i.:*o<i now arresti by iu j Bast German Government*! lecur- I ity atit Mits wire reported A P
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    Queen Invests 59 New Knights
    68 7 LONDON, June (UP-Reu-ter)—A jockey and a cricket i star knelt before Queen Elizai beth II at Buckingham Palace today, were tapped 00 the shoulders with a sword and rose respectively as Sir Gor- don Richards and Sir Jack Hobbs They were among Hi new knlfhta
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    Nun Killed
    28 7 ONE NUN wai killed ami throe others were seriously i|l--iured i" Rome yesterday whoi. a lony skidded intn a a all «n<« ran over tht-m. Reuter
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    Douglas Charged With 'High Crimes'
    165 7 WASHINGTON, June 30, (Rculcr).— Mr. W. M. Wheeler (Democrat, Georgia) yesterday charged Justice William Douglas of the Tniterj States Supreme Court with "treason and moral turpitude" as grounds tor his impeachment. Mr WbeelCT spoke in the House oi Represent*! vesoii nis resolution to impeach Jus.
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    Witch Hunt On Truman
    104 7 WASHINGTON, June M (UP)— II Canada's late Prime Minister Mackenzie King gave former President Truman lis-, of suspected Communist spies at then i«»45 conference. th« name- would hav e reached olluials who would normally investigate such matters. Senator Joseph R. McCarthy has suggested that Truman mav
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    Protest On U.S. Import Quotas
    89 7 Protest On U.S. Import Quotas WASHINGTON. June 30, (Up». Australian Ambassador Sir Percy Spender protested to the Stale Department ye?-' urday against the United States import quotas placed on dai'y products and expressed concern about proposals to ship United States surplusei abroad at reduced prices. Diplomatic officials said the note
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    R.A.F. Seaplane In Crash Landing
    73 7 MANILA. June :;0 (Hauler > A British Royal Air Force flying boal from Singapore crashlanded °n Sunday m shallow water o'T Cavite >*ity about ten air miles from Manila, according to reports today from the United States Navy baa* at Sangley Point. The flying boal
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    South Africa To Aid Kenya
    55 7 PRETORIA. June ::<>. (AFP). South Africa's Government has ottered military assistance to Kenya minorities in their Aghf againsi Mau Mau terrorists, it was reported by intoniKd sources here last nighi Th" sources said under Ihe proposed aid. South Africa could send ■irforce units <>i land
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    Big 3 Talks To Discuss The Far East
    266 7 Big 3 Talks To Discuss The Far East Meeting Will Be OnJul.lo— Dulles WASHINGTON, June 30,— The WhitHouse spokesman, Mr. James Hagcrty, cm phasiscd yesterday that cry meeting with British and French represcnt^a'. ivc^ following the postponement of the Bcrmu !o conference wouNt be informal and should not be described
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    Akihito Wins The Spaniards
    74 7 MADRID. Juix [\V). 'L":i«' <>.'ii I o! i 'rnvn Prince i i IV. I lrie« In meni «-.;v Spaniard! ev< a r<n \\i '> U Prim i "o i,..n npal In a most i B< fore tci JBarcelona I i >'• sent n t< tion t<»
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    Tensing To Go To Britain
    85 7 Tensing To Go To Britain M u MH Hi i i I >' i 1 > i I I Evcrcsi u i 1 1 s I 1 1 llary, to ti 1 I he h.i y the oi j >':n H t \!K 11l to Bl .'.til fu \1 mnnth.
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    Polish Rioters Fight Soviet
    46 7 BERLIN, .1 I Pa h tM have Hashed fcfc on > We Hi I RJotlnj ..i M ir-i-ii'lii t< poi '< d th t work i A Ml" land f j joined demo [shins Franklin! > \vh eh I vict film. N I tin ted
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    LI MI WILL REFUSE TO EVACUATE
    114 7 LI MI WILL REFUSE TO EVACUATE ba.numjis., June w, i.\n. Chinese Nationalist Genera LI Mi will reject four-powei plans to evacuate nil 12.000 guerrilla troops from Burin >. a >pokesrnan for LI said yt terday. Lt. General Lee Foo Yu. leader of Li's unofficial delegation to the United Nation** Commission
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    Swimming Doctor
    21 7 DR. George Basil Brewstcr. aged will m;ik«. hia 16th Btn Tip; \o swim the En Chann< I toon. Reuter.
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    Shakespeare In Paris
    20 7 PAHIS yesterday open opt u ;iir Shakespearean lh« :nd gardens in the B"is Di Bu ocne.- Reuter
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    SHIP BUILDING IN GERMANY HAS HOPEFUL FUTURE
    214 8 SHIP BUILDING IN GERMANY HAS HOPEFUL FUTURE LONDON, June 3«, (Reuter).— An article in the Financial Times said yesterday that despite temporary clouds, the long term outlook for German shipbuilding is hopeful. •Part of the reason for it is the feeling that German shipyards have caught up w.lh 'technical progress
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    'Little Moscow'
    71 8 'Little Moscow' HONG KONG. June AP).— The p >rt of Whan Canton, haj been i "L e M ''•*>.■' cording to re] »r1 Canton to the indepe*. Wall Kiu Yat Po. Tne pa] r t 11 Chinese C »mnn inj s ;nated Whampoa bi main naval bases foi lent ith
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    Machine Tools
    28 8 AMERICAN makers of machii e to >1j ire th« of defence 01 Pa holding ntracta accounted for nl of *'\> I'.--000 In new orders placed month. A.P.
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    UK's Worries
    23 8 MOSCOW RADIO said yct<y B: itain ra :i a >lv« her «ni worriea by trading more with Communist countries. A .P.
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    VESSEL RAN AGROUND OFF CHINA COAST
    83 8 HOMGKOKG, June 30 (AFP).— The Dzir. h iteaRMX. lL J inn< h Jcssori. which U 00 the regular Hongk' I nlsin run, uvnt aground lasi Thurs•i\ coast of 1 island, in the Miau Tau group, north of the Shantung pciv.Msula, according to I ioeeived
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    Van Heutsz Passengers
    40 8 HONGKONG, J (AFP> A utal of Chin apora ind I wjv to Conunun it C the Dutch shin. Van Efeuttt. Compr.-.r:^ SOO l'rom [txftonetia a-. reniainder S prevcnte pi i The i \o Comm China by train.
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    Skipper Pack From Taiwan
    25 8 \JAO. Ji P) v I v. rques. Mas! i in i ■:i t.) K > six i 1 n. -> •v i on
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    AMERICA'S DEDTS
    23 8 AMERICA'S v sta i t US n. Thai rhl'.d. The IMI per cenl in Ihi I 12 1 years A .P.
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    RUBBER DOWN % CENT
    119 9 RUBBER DOWN CENT t r tendency p:e--d i:i the rubber market in Singapore yes'erdoy with mlmr to lower fcr;«rie rubber for ment dosing at 64 7/I enti per lb., a crop lent from Monday's T e lower bids from the States buyers were v blc for the e%sier in ihe
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    122 9 COMMODITY PRICES tl US I N (1 rubhei prim ('Tiit* r»rr Ih > in si.i i, port 1 vpMerfi.iy aere* B«*rr> Sell«»r> N> 1 K.S.S Spot Loose 649 *;4Z \i». i k.s.s. 64] «:>; No. 2 K.S.S S3| 63^ K.SS. ft] UO: Titnv; Strady after easy. UN PRICE la* arftre
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    ESTATE HOUSES
    31 9 photo. PICTURE shows semidetached houses of the $17.?:,0 and $16,250 typrs built by th P S^rancoon Garden Estate Limited. Inset: Mr. S.C. Marry, managing: director of the company. Standard
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    All Quiet On Produce Market
    92 9 THE produce market in Singapore was asain quiet In all secti »ns with only small business i pra had buyers for July ■cm', indicating $31 and per picul with those for August shipment at $30J s and $31 sellers. t oil sellers indicated with no
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    600 HOUSES PLAN STARTED
    491 9 2njf PHASE OF ESTATE'S $35 M. BUILDING PROJECT G«r^« I i- Sf ?9°P° re biggest housing projects, the Scrongoon low c u C Limifed ot Yi <> Chu Kong Rood, which will build 2 300 low cost houses ot an estimated $35,000,000 within three yenrs, have
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    Iran Enforces New Import Controls
    163 9 Tfc.IERAN, June 30, (AP).— The Iranian Governinent slapped on strict import controls yesterday in a drastic effort to rein back galloping inflation. A decree by 'he Council of Ministers declared no imports would he permitted in future unless a trader goe^ through the Iran National
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    Rubber Growing Returns To U.S.
    189 9 WASHINGTON, June 30, (UP).— Rubber gTvWtasg is returning to the AnuMicas on a beach head blasted out by science against the leaf bHffct disease, accordinc to the National Geographic Society. Tlie wcapooi include delic ite Hevea rubber ■eedlingi nur ed bark r. < .toss the
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    U.S. Cotton Exports Drop
    98 9 WASHINGTON, June :<0 (AP)— The Agriculture Department said Sunday it now appears that United States exports of cotton for the marketing year ending June :>() will run a little over 3,000,000 b;*lcs. a drjp of nearly 50 per cent from a year ago. The Department said
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG, June 30. Special Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $1584 lo JCI -tiling; $0,025 to U.S. l dollar; :r 1.8:38 to Malayan H: $0,200 to one Indonesi.-in Ruppiah, G< <d $271,373 to one tael.
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    Tins Easy On Share Market
    78 9 DULL <■, prevailed on I .n irk<>: J < and tins er with bu on a *< e iiU buyi i < R er si continued ted. Cli ii e: IM'ISIRIM I'.mrrs S< 1lrr« M. C 142 14; Ord 1 M 1 M Strait! 'I
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    Don't Make A Problem Out Of An Only Child!
    582 10  -  Margaret Scott J KNOW of a middfeaged couple who made their lives quite miserable worrying about their daughter simply because she was en only child. There was nothing yery tragic about this, no reason why they shouldn't fit/c had another, but
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    EXPRESSIVE DRESSES MATCH HER MODS
    119 10 pliotu > !FOR (he qunk rhaagci reaai ItH .n iaaaai,Ll a? anres aiager Darath, Daadrid I cm »>e varied m uink t.» ,i„ Mats. Here, aertrayiac sophist,, if I 4 H;ppine>s I, Tkaaf »aVd .1 I mink cape and diamond Jewell -n <, I drevs.
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    Belty Sets New Fashion Note!
    295 10 Belty Sets New Fashion Note! 0T only did pel le Betty x Anker* ot London's \Y,\-t End introduce u neic nburei ■Cl "t Singapore's ('•>< /;/>/( on Siti rdaij viglit, bill a I thion noff foo! Dressed tu a s h^nth di'iT' y< "J of MtlH tc'itli /o/?a f»OWf gleetjet,
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    HER ATTENTIONS EMBARRASS HIM
    519 10 MAN »r i find that a 16 yr.ir <»'d girl is in love with me. As 1 hav»» M intention of settlins dov. n. tlii.s embarrasses me beeaaae -sln» aits as though I urn jlr*»adv hers What shall I do? "PLAVBOy" S'pore). THIS sr' pr bably
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    In The Shops
    218 10  -  VALERIE J. DAVIS By r FHE modem Cinderella ran -1- have the next bc>t thin^ to a Rlass sliujMT. a pair of dainty, altrjuiive, plastic ones. At John Little's, in R.ifries Place, I was sl'uwn .several pairs of these charming shoes i n both black and white.
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    Star Contest No. 22 Can You Name This Star?
    215 10 Star Contest No. 22 Can You Name This Star? known movie personality. Do you recognise the star? I utries for thin contest will rluse ne\t Thursday. And Ihe prise winners names Mill he published in the Movie Pace of (he following Sunday Standard. No correspondence w ill be entertained in
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      197 11 THE MALACCA CHINESE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY NOTICE. r ri!E 28th Annual General Meeting of the Members of the Society will be held at the residence of the Secretary. No. 61, Jonker St., Malacca on Saturday, 11th July, 1953 at 2.30 pjn. AGENDA. 1 To read and confirm the minutes of the
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      309 11 TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF MECHANICAL S/C GLAZED NEWSPRINT TENDERS are invited for the I supply of 600 reams (six hundred reams) of 500 sheets White Mechanical S/C Glazed i Newsprint of 60 grams substance per square metre in sizes either of 31" x 43" or 30" ?n*°V r J' 200
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      313 11 NOTICF* -T-* 1 I > THE RUBBER INDUSTRY (REPLANTING) BOARD Notice of Promulgation of Main Scheme for Fund "A" (rubber lands of 100 acres and over) and of closing date for receipt of applications for participation therein. yHE Rubber Industry (Re- planting) Board direct the attention of all owners of
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      297 11 I 1 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, JOHORE RENDERS are invited for J he supply to the Mediihi B epar ment Joh °re for the Year 1953 the following:--(1) Boots Shoe s for Medical and Health Statf affording to individual measurements. (2) Rubber Canvas Shoe^ (Tenni s Shoes, Colour Brown White) for Menial
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      480 11 i'Z 'I The Bankruptcy Ordinance (CHAPTER 45.» In The High Court Of The Colony O' Singapore Island Oi Singapore RK: Kiaw Chay Book Binding Factory. Bkcy Nos. 74 88 53. Kong Hens Company Bkcy. No. 56 of 1953. 'T'l IE Official Assignee invites x tenders for the purchase of the
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      677 11 run io\ MOKS, Sesj B*K'nne.-s, July. B'hand. Jntenglve Course dailv T.\ping at either p-ace Bk Kpjj A- Pre Snr Kn*. Ev« Sriund Bk.Kpg.. after office »t both placet f7P«ni a' iv trn«. r:ther place, 131 machine*. ANo FngHsh for Ei clish all stds. to VIII. n |f PI< Accty" Pre.
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      622 11 ACKNOWLKDr.MKNT MRS. TAY KIP and f«m. 15. Jalan Su: |ei A Mjar thank all relativra -I fj f'ir thru* k.nd t of sympathv f sciolls. te rn, loitlm and b H inrfi at nil *> 1 fun< r;il of tha late SI ILA I lO\S \< \vF 1» i TIO.VARY
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      169 11 PIGKriNFAM&LV.^.r 'jlkr L WMKfSt "H I A DiSGUSTIN'LI'L SOUL 1 TI I A^TtR HE'S 'Wfr Lr LISTETM (Pi 1 I v^»^t SSJ^i HELP- /r wM^* B^F: DON'T T-akEh.^ <«^2!«^ v.LDBiLL yT^ A i LIS -r^J T-rn-n_r^ Lnjn U^wJi^^ CA.RE ABOUT TH' 1 NUTHIN /T>€RE's BUT.'. /oKAY, I <\ > yjjßljlßSroT^^
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    WATSON'TO ENGLAND'S RESCUE
    500 12 WATSON 'TO ENGLAND'S RESCUE becond Test Drawn I LONDON, June 30 (Reuter)— All fhe praise to E I magnificent display on the last day of the second Test" 9 fof By scoring 282 for seven they not only avoided defeat I certain at one stage but also scored a moral
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    Best Tip Can Beat This Lot
    748 12 Bv WINDSOR LAD KUALA I .IMP IR— Best Tip is od the upgrade and looks set ior another win in race 7 today, second idav of the Selangor Turf Club's June meeting:. This I half sister to No Regrets cantered away from her (rivals
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    41b MORE WON'T STOP SHANGRILA
    536 12 SHANGRILA who scored very stylishly over 5^ furlongs on the first day sets 4 lb more in this race" He is nicely treated and with scope for improvement I look forward to this Pappageno II gelding landing a double for the meet. Martins trio. Canoe.
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    Nielsen Creates Biggest Upset
    59 12 WIMBLEDON, li.nr io I Nielsen. .':!■>, ,r,,1,l <„„„,!„,,, I semi-linaU <>l the men's sin, ,v, I •Cthc Mggert -i .1 I victory avn top x.v (,.,i k.-., r I lavountr lor the title. Nielsen, i i i killer' r<» »n Sm Amei 1 youni ••n, i
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    TODAY'S SELECTIONS
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    ALL THE RESULTS
    219 12 MEN'S BINGLJ I Qt \K'II EFINALB: .1 Drobn\ ilg\pt) I'l S I)j\ids(in ISweiea) 7 .">. ti I u >l. Ki»> r i Australi.i bf l..ir*- n iVSL) J. k— n.— l4; v. S«-i\4 S (V.S.I In I. llo.ul t Alls trali.u .*>— 7. «i t t. 3
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