Singapore Standard, 24 May 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard ■te tL X VOL. II NO. 326. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Clark Orders Uncontested PoW Control
    151 1 rOkYO, May 23, (\V). General Mark lark n li« li 't< I uimii orders to tli»- I .>. Eighth Army I ii !i!iruiitc«tnl Control** oi llh- I nitrd Nation* t>\ w.sr campf at I'ti-an ami K«»j«- Inland. "The 1 »re of the n othei o-
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    Times Urges PoW's Be Rescreened
    54 1 f 23 <Re ;ter) I rats called to- aU commis- another more j, of commit] Korea. igM r Gen Matt] i on the i rsen cotmtr;. I >bctble t men i :used i l A nen i n the 1 etenci comm a new t>mmisa
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    KL Poiice Studying Ring Game Ruling
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    Rubber Factory Proprietor FoundShotDead
    64 1 Rubber Factory Proprietor Fou ndShotDead >L N \"-> Lim Oo 1c« Guan H Rubber >iv i:i B I I 118 was c shot dead m his estate, t five Bukit Mer- His > ;nd dcs- i mouth. a i land He leaves ii 1 nine ehildtold The i linese k
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    Training Of Scouts Stressed
    266 1 Standard Start Reporter THE importance ol proper training ror scouts was strewed by the Chief Scout of Si:i;.;apore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll-, the i rnor, at the Scouts Council ng yesterday. Mr Nicoll. who had earlier pre- sen ted Royal Certificates to King's scouts and warrants
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    Forces Kill Six Bandits
    210 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A platoon ot the 1 7 Gurkhas ho wei c m ambush position- m Seremban early this trning, sa*w twg armed ter- and opened fire, killing one ol' them This was the sixth terrorist killed since yesterday. Two others were killed by a
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    WAR'S BIGGEST AIRSTRIKE
    387 1 WAR' S BIGGEST AIRSTRIKE 800 Allied Sorties Blast Reds' Huge Military Complex SEOUL, KOREA, May 23 (AP)— United Notions war planes smashed a huge industrial complex sou th west of Pyongyang today m the culmination of what the air force called the greatest saturation bombirvj attack of the Korean war.
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    Russia's Veiled Threat To Iran
    223 1 LONDON, May 23 (Reuter)— Russia has warned Persia m a note that acceptance of American aid involving certain "military obligations" would be incompatible with the good neighbourly relations" undertaken m the 1921 Soviet-Persian agreement, Tass, the official Soviet news agency, has reported. The note was
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    New Soviet Envoy
    112 1 New So viet Envoy MOSCOW. May 23 (AP)— Soviet papers today announced the appointment of a new Ambassador to Burma. He is Peter Vladimirov, replacing Alexander Savelev, On a two fold government and sotial visit to Australia, Sir John Primrose, Lord Provost of Perth, Scotland, and Chairman of the Mission
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    Teheran Denies Charges
    152 1 Teheran Denies Charges TEHERAN, May 23 (UP)— A high Iranian government official denied today Soviet charges that Iran has handed over the control of its army to the United States and is violating the L 921 Soviet-Iranian treaty by accepting American military aid. The charges were contained m a note
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    3-Day Recess For Talks
    183 1 TOKYO, May ::j (I 1') The Korean truer ta I k wm broken oil tor three day recess tod.i. alter the United! Nations apparently had eonvimed the Communists that their daily propaganda h array's at l'anmun.jom would ■> them nothing. The neg chief delegate, Wai-Gen William
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    Only US Can Prevent ThisSlump'
    148 1 L O N H O N. Ma> 23 Reuter >— T he L<>n d o n 'Daily Herald" n» lending article entitled "Slump peril m .Malaya" viid toda> "Wages of :;imi.ooo rubber workers m Malaya arc ta be tut beta use of the fall m
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    India May Get US Food Grant
    121 1 photo. NEW DEI. HI. Maj 22 IRe ter)- Mi Chestei B'> erican Ambassador to India, said today that he fell that there was "a fair chance" Of a new $125,000,000 American food grant to India soon. Mr. Bowies told a press conference that such
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    Malay S.C. Held For Fatal Shots
    133 1 MALACCA. Fri. Segamat Police today detained a Malay Special Constable, shortly after a British Security- Officer of Gomali Estate, about 12 miles from Segamat, was shot dead. The 45-year-old officer, Mr. Y.H. Lewis, a bachelor and exPalestine policeman, was fired on point blank when
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    Royal Family Takes Joy-Ride In Comet
    68 1 HATFIELD Ei g v d (Reuter) Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth, the Q >c Mother ■.vent lor a d:iy-i <:■-, l> over Eui ope m one of the ne Comet let airliners tod They took ufl' m a brand new Comet from De Havilland
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    TUC Chief Asks Covt. To Resume Postal Negotiations
    255 1 MR. I.IM Yl VV HOCK Presl- 1 dent of the* Trade Onion Congress, yesterday called upon t!■ t- Singapore Governmeni to resume negotiations with the, postmen m the Interests of the public and do lorthwitli bj what I* right and not try
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    THEY SEEK GOVT. ACTION AGAINST NEWSWEEK
    318 2 THEY SEEK GOVT. ACTION AGAINST NEWSWEEK Alleged Picture Of Mohammed Angers Singapore Muslims 'Ban lssues That Carry Picture' Standard Malay Correspondent THE Singapore Muslim Advisory Board uiH liold an emergency meeting to consider action against an American magazine, "Newsweek" m whose issue of May 19 appeared a picture which waB
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    Governor Tours Kallang Airport
    221 2 Stondord Staff Reporter THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, spent 1 J hours at the Kalfang Airport yesterday morning inspecting various departments and questioning officers m charge concerning the workings of each. •r:;or aJO paid i -our with a dri c m his car,
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    Visit To Lepers
    9 2 THE G< R Singare, Mr, >?her
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    Govt. Clerks May Get Loans (UP TO) $12,000
    223 2 Govt. Clerks May Get Loans (UP TO) $12,000 -"TO BUY LAND FOR HOUSES Standard Staff Reporter PROPOSAL to «raiit iufildin^ loans not exceeding $12,000 to members of the Singapore Goverpmeni Servants 9 Thrift and Loan Society, will !>♦' discussed \Uc Bead tvtraordinary general meeting of the Society on Jink- 1.
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    He Posed As Inspector
    51 2 CHAE !ED v p ng c a evade bus I re, a former :tab!e, Roy William iro 19), said that he fight th -he Singapore Fourth Po- sterday, Oliveiro was sentenced to I nprisonntent. 'to be ed y a year's poli per ion. He had a
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    Empire Youth
    50 2 TO CELEBRATE the E pire Youth Sunday, all cadet* and officers of the St. Johr ilance Brigade Cadet Di- ;i ns, s i re, wI) hold ng at their headquarter; i SI rd Road at 4 p.m. on 3 re will be addresse Ahmad Ibrahim i Canon Adams
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    He Will Ask About Peons' Extra Work
    98 2 THE QUESTION of over- le pay foi peons employed m the Secretariat will be raised by Mr. Lee Choon Enr. (Labour West) at the ordinary meeting of the City Council next Saturday. In written questions. Mr Lee will a?k how many hours a
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    New President
    27 2 MRS M,f Namazie has been elected President of the Kamala Club. Mrs. Sen Gupta, the former President, has left for a short trip to Europe.
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    PneumoniaKills 34 In Colony
    33 2 THIRTY-FOUR persons died of pneumonia m Singapore during the week ending May 17. compared with 40 the previ ius week. Of the 50 cases of tuberculosis. 19 were fatal.
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    Seaman Blames Mental Blackouts
    277 2 —10 Mths For Causing Hutt ADRIAN OPEKNEER, a Dutch greaser of th,' m.<. Fernbay, charged with striking a Danish seaman] Brut Anderson m iht left eye w i l 1 1 the jagged base of a broken egg cup. was sentenced m tin- Third District Courl
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    Ring Leader Gets 4 Yrs For Robbery
    146 2 PASSING prison sentences j on three robbers at the Singa- poiv Assizes yesterday Mr Justice Knight told the men that if violence had been used he would have ordered flog- gins:. The robbers, Ong Han Swee Teo Liew Thian and Poh Ah Ton.
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    4 Chinese To Be Honoured
    108 2 .MORE than 170 Chinese i iations and guilds m Singapore will hold a cocktail pariy lin the Chine c c Chamber ol i Commerce on June 1 v honour j lof four Chinese leaders who were honoured by the late Kin? George VI oi new
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    COUNCIL TO DISCUSS TRADE FAIR ROW
    220 2 Standard Stuff Reporter [bin Lembek, Penghulu of KamA RECE.sT h ::.o mo- by ,-ov- ;):>:ig Koo Chan, and Atahan tain Progressive Party Coun-Jbin Haji MEaslan, president of cillors to guage Malay public the Sajarah Sports Club of opinion concerning the con- Kampong Amber, have
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      93 2 f^ WF -LL,FDSD.CK-HERE WE OON'T BE CHILDISH, X Xl(^r-r4l ISuO^^F' VOUB rAw^^A-r "T l^T^ W TkjC ADrilMf) C^: .r,^ O K rr- 7 H AT SJ SusTf^SE^rnSlEl //VX i E I |5 NO BETTER THERE JIHRELEVANT IS OVER. ARE vOuSEWAITIN' PER? TV TRIR THEI ACTUAL T/\\T PLAZA- I P 4
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    Army Turns Down Call For Advance
    180 3 Army Turns Down Call For Advance Standard Staff Reporter lUX SIW.APORK Ay >• authorities have turned, down the demand by the Army Ciwl Service Union for an advance interim payment to all categ of employees against their im for revision of salaries. S T.V. Lingam, President "of the A.C.S.U., told
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    INSPECTOR TOLD 'YOU'RE LYING'
    262 3 THE SINGAPORE Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday lold Police Inspector S. K. Sivapatham: "You an* telling lies. You said you recorded a statement from the deceased when you never did anything of tin* sort, arc on oath and >ou an- a Police Officer, >oji ought to
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    Women Leaders Praised
    501 3 Can ZfreaA; 77re 5/acA: Market Standard Staff Reporter HI(,H tribute was paid last night lo women leaders of Singapore whose determined efforts were aimed at bringing about better living cf»ndiUons for themselves and their city, by Miss Kthel B. Weed, Women's Affairs Officer of SCU\ Tokyo, for
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    Minister's Thanks
    38 3 THE COMMANDER S. Rodrigues. Minister for Portuguese Oversea Territories, has sent a message to the Governor ot Singapore. Mr. J. F. Nicoll expressing his thanks for the facilities he received during his stay m the Colony.
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    Striking Postmen Use The Post
    132 3 Striking Postmen Use The Post EVERYDAY Singapore's 480 i >> tmen remain on strike, they lose about $3,000, repre tenting their salarie.. and allowances. On this basis, they have lost approximately $33,000 m the eleven days, while the strike Fund amounts to only $2,612.66 plus $10 jusi received from Mr.
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    Court Martial Clears Lieut.
    351 3 THE CHINESE PUZZLE Standard Staff Reporter LT. JAMES V. GARDNER was found not guilty by a General Court Martial yesterday of a charge of misappropriating SlOO belonging to the 223 8.0.D Officers' Mess of which he was the secretary and treasurer. The case was given various
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    DEDICATION
    29 3 THE Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Church will hold a dedication service of their new electric organ on Sunday at 4 p.m. Guest preacher will be Rev. Joe Kennedy.
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    Perjured: Jeweller Jailed
    125 3 Perjured: Jeweller Jailed CHAN POH X I AN. a jeweller, was fined $1,000, m I default six months' rigorous imprisonment and sentenced to half day's simple imprisonment m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, for giving false evidence m a preliminary inquiry into a robbery case last year. Chan, m
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    Govt. Urged To Hustle On Gentres
    156 3 Govt. Urged To Hustle On Gen tres A CHARGE that the Singapore Government and City Council will have failed m its duty if they delayed, as they are doing at present, the formulation of a policy tor establishing Community Centres m various parts of the City was made yesterday by
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    Government Charged With Discrimination
    100 3 MR. LEE Choon Eng. Singapore City Councillor (Lab.) fur West Ward charged yesterday that Government is discriminating between labourers and clerks on the question of power facilities. He states that labourers Living m the lines at the Botanical Gardens are not provided With electric lighting facilities
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    HERE TO SELL MORE CIGS.
    76 3 ARRIVING m Sii ip >re 01 his first visit yesterday b) Qantas/BOAC. Mr. EL A Strawson, Export Manager ol Benson and Hedges, London said that he was making a toui of the Middle, Neat and Fai East to "investigate the p bilities of extending the
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      117 3 Ifl OONJ'T HGGF^R I'M I Ylfh W "A fl'L L MFE IWI I M -..>:'. fT^ 1 1^ a .Uj^t am ([,!-,|u v r D *A(JM\. v.f.'S'j ""V dZm^\ TH 1 iNDIANb'LL DON'T GET Mytc POWHATAN MYSELF, )*.V BUT.SJR, •\.rfh M- i I r HAN YOU'LL EiVt-R HEAP OP. I
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    Passing-Out Geremony
    25 4 Passing-Out Geremony M.itf CorrespoauKii RT D: LS N F 1 i 1 R 1 r Depot, given i ter thf wii Batl cms o: H
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    1.200 DOGS SHOT
    110 4 1.200 DOGS SHOT OWNERS FINED Standard stall Cwespoodeni KIM A LUMPUR. FA The State* Veterinary Officer Col. J. I> Daly, said la |he Second Magistrates Cowl tu-ir todn that there were several cases ot rabies and he had m Hr .sh<>t l.'.'wi dogs ta we State which wete wimuxzlc I
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    16th Mass Wedding
    38 4 1 6th Mass Wedding Eighteen couples were married at the Meng Seng Charitable Association m Malacca at the Settlement's sixth mass wedding*. This was the largest group. The youngest bride was Kong Ah Lian, aged 15, from Tangkak.
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    History Should Be Topical, They Say
    358 4 M SLA LUMPUR, Fri. Hie General Committee on i liiuc-t- Scbools Textbook Revision, at its conference m Kuala Lumpur, ha* decided to recommend to (,o\t tii mi nt that m the <oiiipilation of hiMory textliooka tor Chinese schoola m Malaya m the future the
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    70 WOMEN ATTEND CLASS
    130 4 70 WOMEN ATTEND CLASS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Dressed ill colourful sarongs and kebayas and barefooted, more than "10 adult Malay women listened intently and took part good-humouredly during a H-hour reading and writing lesson m romanized Malay uiven by Dr. Frank C. Laubach, a U.S. missionary, at Kampong Bahru commuuity
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    Tyres Stolen
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Twelve motor lorry tyre> valued at $3,:*96.60 were stolen from Harrisons and Cro.sfieki's latex factory, Petaling. yesterday. Another theft of two motor car wheels valued at $200 from a car parked m front of Sulainaan building, was also reported yesterday.
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    Dressmaking School
    54 4 KLUANG. f Fri.— To meet the increasing demand among women anxious to learn tailoring. a second dressmaking school has been opened under Miss Foo Chin Ying, a graduate of Ihe Hong Sin Dressmaking School, Singapore. There arc li students who will go through a course of dressmakitg for
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    TEMPLER MAY DECIDE ON PROVIDENT FUND PLAN
    511 4 TEMPLER MAY DECIDE ON PROVIDENT FUND PLAN Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Government is to be urged not to waste more time m putting the compulsory provident fund scheme into operation. The Standard learns, by various trade union bodies m the country, following" the rumour that the
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    AP Gets Medal
    112 4 KUALA LIMPIK, Fri. The Queen has approved the award of the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry to Auxiliary Policeman Ismail bin Haji T:ihir for his courage and determination m putting 30 bandits to flight on Dee. 7, 1951 at Kampong Batu Laut Darat. The bandits attacked the
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    Sentence Postponed
    108 4 Drugs Case: X'"ALA LUMPUR. Fr:.— D' ni t Peter B a 33-year-old Russian, stated to be employed as an anti-piracy guard on a n, pleaded guilty before the Kuala Lumpur Magistrate, Mr. A. P. Jack today to being m possession of 18 p ninds of crude alkaloids Eram
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    SOLDIER KILLED
    39 4 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL— Pte G. Alcock of the Isi B-^ Gr^een Eiowards was killed on operations m aid of the Civil Power m the Gemas Forest Reserve area -< I .i,. acca on May 21. I l u2.
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    Teachers' Exams.
    25 4 BATU PAHAT. Frl— gixtg 2nd and 3rd year Normal Class Malay teachers from Johore sat for their examinations at the Pengguram Malay School
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    Hongkong Shoes Threat To Penang
    411 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Imported footwear from Hon«rkon«[ threaten* a decline m business m Penans. The Deputy Controller of Lalwur was unable to state the same state of affairs existed m the ether parti of the I (deration ~T~ T The labour report
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    76 5 r n< NEW I ii'lish School at 4he 6} milestone Pasir Paujins:. will b f completed m few l ,nd will take the overflow of student* registerine for »ext jear at the pr«»ent K^lSSjTsSooL Th« new school will accommodate studrnts from tJ.e Primary fr .V£ Fitth Standard. Registration forma for
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    GET YOUR MAIL PLEA
    92 5 GET YOUR MAIL PLEA Standard Staff Reporter THE DIRECTOB of Posts. Singapore yesterday made a special appeal to the public to rollect mail from* Post Offices daily. Special arrangements introduced on account of the strike are working satisfactorily but m order to keep the present organisation going and m order
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    Pre- Amateur Dance Contest
    92 5 A PRE-AMATEUR dance competition, organised by the Singapore Dance Association, will be held at Happy World Cabaret on .June 5 and 6, open to all amateur dancers who i\ c <•!■ ;:ik"!i part m any amateur dance competition before. The competition is on the four standard
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    Malayans For Empire TB Talks
    60 5 St. in da id staff Reporter REPRESENTATI VES i m Malaya and Singapore, are among the 34 nations who are expected to attend t lie Third Commonwealth and Empire Health and Tuberculosis Conference, organised by the National Association tor \hc Prevention ol Tuberculosis, which is
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    Penang Municipal Report Shows Progress
    619 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, I ii. Stead) progress with Schemes initiated since I^*" niaintaiufJ l>\ the Penang Municipality. Hut there were spectaui -.ir achievements, Mi-. Norman Ward, Municipal President >>« hi« report for laM \< t i Mr. Ward said he was much impressed by
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    Postman Ask For 'Air' Time
    103 5 Postman Ask For 'Air' Time S'.uut i id SI it! Reporter REQUEST tti.it repre watatrrc <>f thr strikinc postmen be »ll<»uf<l time t<» >NlH*ak nvrr Kid; i Mtl.iw to put th»*ii ease before th«* piiblit' has br<»n refused, r\ i'nion spakesaaai told The stuudard yesterday. Th«* I iium wants tl»r
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    DANCING TEST RESULTS
    101 5 DANCING TEST RESULTS s > 1 and amateur I bald- > ?rs were conducted ii ip»y World C ire! 1 Webbei er ol The y j > T -achD tralia md N dining his recent vi ;it to S Th PrwfessiMi ii FA T D B B I Uaatrors: Susana
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    McNeice Hopes To Get 2,000 Voters
    346 5 McNeice Hopes To Get 2, 000 Voters Standard Staff Reporter Ml!. T. P. I McNeice, Singapore City Council President, expects to pel more than 2,000 new names on the electoral register which is currently open. I! over Radio M,■ r »y vhen he n [lies] »ns relat- to gistrafion. necessary
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    Gurkhas Sink Bandit Boat
    75 5 IPOII Fri.— Delayed reports disclosed that a patrol of the 1/6 Gurkhas sunk a small craft with an uniformed bandit m it in' the Sungei Pian area of Grik on Wednesday afternoon. The body of the bandit has not been recovered Yesterday a patrol of the
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    MPs Should Take This Up; He Says
    379 5 Standard Siafl Correspondenl PENANG, I" ii. The banishnieni of locall>-lx>rn liritish Bubjecta from Malaya y>as termed l>v \\h* President <»f tin* Straiu Chinese British Association. Mr. On» Joo Sun. as a "grave injustice". He urged that tho mailer should receive the attention of
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    Scouts' Council Officers
    150 5 Scouts' Council Officers AT THE annual genei meeting of the Singapore Scouts Council held at Sands House yesterday, the following were elected office bearers for the year: Chairman Mr. F. C. Sands 0.8.X.. .IP. (re-elected), ViceChairman Mr. Lee Chee Shan, Hun. Treasurer Mr. D. Stark (re-elected), Hon. Secretary Mr. .1.
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    MISADVENTURE
    51 5 MISADVENT URE AN UNATTENDED wound i ised In' a rusty nail led to the death of a cattle h< Panbian Kurusamy. five Hays after the nail pierced his foot. This was stated m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into Panbian's death from tetanus VerdiH mi a< enl
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Battle For Fish Garlic
    215 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Ne wspaper Battle For Fish Garlic ti whal U i1 it is v way the trade winds will bio T facturers offish the queue of mdv- v. Led far tariff relief procal Trade Agreements nee of vfc -fiai man rs be as g as that oi
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    THIS YOUTH WILL BE HANGED
    712 6  - THIS YOUTH WILL BE HANGED A LAWYER I An Open Letter To Sir Gerald Tern pier by because he tvas one day too old \'OUR Excellency: I c:;ve j r lei w «nd pal ence preseni you v./r. soum few con; -derations occasioned a very recent death ?e passed on
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      EASTERN TRADE FAIR
      110 6 EASTERN TRADE FAIR r; —I sa? n X t the Ms .r.ion Eastern Fail ng Sei j. Ward r Mr. Chan X c are m fa 1 n of 'he Easl rrade Fail -o an —except for lans e:e^-::cn ag nt who aske vote for rmed of our itter. he
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      Jewelled Hand
      136 6 S.r.—Visitors to Ma ra have often pra:sed her ia glowing terrr.s. but the greatest tribute ever paid to this country has come from Yogi Shuddananda Bharati. the spritua] leader of Sc b India, who is now m X a L :r.pur on a tour. He s Malaya the
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    Why Not Heed Mr. Blythe'sCall?
    913 6  - Why Not Heed Mr. Blythe'sCall? SIT YIN FONG by T~K~ S.-._3pcre striking postmen should now. heed the eery earnest plea of the Cc Ek retar Mr W 1 B ythe to go back work. Mr Blythe is making a very sincere efl ri n behalf the Govei ent to re;
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    443 6 QfMGAPORf wcs recent iy put to s>c~"ss ncc-ve" ce r ':e Dv c y. Idesf stf i c of towoiiorl workers PuW P-e (C BUd eminent *e-re -c o r and condemnation c* m« -v.cs c^*r ct c~£ The transport men cc Union officials mode z'~z~ z
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    Review of Views
    140 6 Review of Views Malay Waitresses THE move to pre* m men tram beeon tresses cannot be by gis] -.jn, said Ut I .-.yu. Mosi d! c 1 1 were force I i sucn scupal thi jugh econona neces>" made more trgenl cci: t living, the t 5 me them ;ere
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    FULL AGREEMENT ON W. GERMANY
    322 7 Adenauer, Allied HCs Reach Accord Un Ireaty System 1 IM»N, May 23 (Renter) The Wesi r 1 1 1 '•■''•;<ll<'>- Dr. Konrad Adenauer an. the \11.e.l High Commissioners last nigbt peaehe< l.ill i.si.r,-.,,,.,,! io(»-,, ;l^, treaty sw,-,, v 'V Wl <iml *c present occnpath>n reeim«
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    Eden Plan Clears Ist Hurdle
    265 7 Eden Plan Clears Ist Hurdle s i, ISSBOI K(. Miy _>:*, \V lint. tin's plan to ik- Urn < o,in< il of Kuropp foctta for uniting Kurope i Mb I t h-.irrd itN first I 11 die n Urn mint ils Com of h>ri'i;n Ministers. \niion\ Ktlcn Britain's Jif mi
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    Acheson Flies To Bonn For Ceremonies
    128 7 wash: ;;< >\ -t 23 (UP): Secretai >t State Dean Ache 1 1 1 asi nighi to attend <•■ berai ceremonies < 1 of confidence from Presidi I Truman ringing uq iv card fcche* 1 ok off shortly after m Khi GMI H nn.
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    Monty: 'Frightening' To See Rearmament
    102 7 Monty: 'Frightening' To See Rearmament LONDON, M.iv 83, (AFP).— The Deputy SHAPE oaacler, Lord Montgomery, said today it was ening to sec ihv nations (it the world feverishly and massing tiieir strength. eet--1 said: "This ening thing i the ssetfi pul gainst < ack picture." we th< U kited Nations
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    Senate Rejects Bid To Amend US Entry Bill
    219 7 WASHINGTON. Ma? 23 (UP)— Senate yesterday rejected attempt to write a more generous immigration policy toird person^ of Asian ancestry into its omnibus immigration bill. By a voice vote it ejected an i amendment by Senator William Benton to eliminate the provision
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    Parade To Mark Queen's Birthday
    459 7 Standard Stall' Reporter THE QUEEN'S official birthday o n Thursday, June I 5, will be celebrated m Singapore this year on a large scale. There will be a parade, which will consist of a foot column and a mechanised column, and which will each tour
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    Queen Picks Texan To Do Her Portrait
    104 7 LONDON, May 23 (AP) Queen Elizabeth has chosen an Englishborn Texan to paint her first portrait as Queen, Buckingham Palace disclosed Thursday. The artist is Douglas Chandor of Watherford, Texas, who was recommended to the Queen by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. Chandor was born
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    A-Test Again Delayed
    123 7 LAS VEGAS. Nevada. May 23 <UP> Unfavourable weather brought about th c sixth postponement of a scheduled atomic test near here, and the Atomic Energy Commission scientists said yesterday that they were "not sure"' if it would b e held today. The blast, expected to be the
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    Chase Satisfied With Taiwan's Preparations
    89 7 TAIPEI May 23 '(AP)— Maj. Gen. William C. Chase today said he was well satisfied with what he observed during a I close two-day inspection of Nationalist army units m Southern Formosa. The head of Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG) said the training and morale
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    Muslim Fast Begins Tomorrow
    128 7 MUSLIMS throughout the Federation of Malaya will he- gin the fasting month of Rama. than from tomorrow. This was derided last night by the Standing Committee of the Malay Rulers m Kuala Lumpur. The call to fast from 5 a.m. tomorrow was issued afl Muslim religious
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    Cut In US European Aid Voted
    165 7 Cut In US European Aid Voted WASHINGTON, (Reuter) The r S I Ho c of Represented ited tentai to cut American defence I to l. irope by fSs< 1 5 90,000 J »te was t63 to ilfcl but it was subject to latei Ri ation Earlii r, the H i
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    Mossadeq Warns Of Red Threat
    127 7 TEHERAN May 23 lUPi— £rj iiei Mohammed Mossadeq. with tears coursing down his v eks, said yesterdas thai Lous unrest and perhaps the i nunist grab for power may p [ran alter his scheduled resignation 1 75-year^old Premier depiared m an interview thai he determined
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    Burgess Said Broadcasting From Prague
    156 7 i I lo\p <> N Maf Q 'Kewtt r I |h. ii y HeraM totfaj n i>oi (?<! j tha» dti\ Mrgra !>ri!ish I orl- i z n MRd diplomat who vanish^ m shrioiislv last war, was broadcasting regular Ij from Czechoslovakia i Thr p.ipt
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    JAP DECISION ON CHINA PACT NOT BINDING
    96 7 TOKYO, May 23, (Renter). Prime Minister Shigem YoshiHa's letter to the United States last December saying Japan would recognise the Chinese Nationalists rather than the People 1 ment of China was not binding on future governments. Foreign Minister Katsuo Okazakl said yesterday. Lower
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    PM Warns Socialist Durham Council
    248 7 LONDON, May S2, (Renter).— Prime Minister Winston Churchill yesterday warned the Si ialistcontrolled Durham County Council, which for IS months has tried to introduce a 'closed shop' poli< of employing trade unionists only, that the Government would intervene if it did not change the policy."
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    New Soviet Envoy
    38 7 LON DON. .Vl ay 23 (Renter) The Presidium of the Suprenlc Soviet has appointed Mr. Piotr j Vladimirov at Soviet Ajnbassador to Burma, replacing Mr Alexander Savelyev Tass, the official Soviet news agency s.j:d \e-terday.
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    2.000 Rioters Back Rhee
    74 7 PUSAN, About 1M»00 Kon ers of Pn monstrai ion semi The crowd and ROK army i for three hours to a National Asa provisional South Ko tal compound. Fists, clubs, bamboo and rifle stocks wen ed bet ween the Jtcited and i !k> national pol i<
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      84 7 OiBERJINCLOSINGPRICES Srandartf London Correspondent LONDON, Moy 23— The following ore the closing onces of iubbei and tin on rhe London Mo»ket tod^y: LONDON RUBBER LONDON lIN Spot 24 d June 24 d Pot f^^ 7 P* r ron buyer*, July/Sept. 23id! £9^ %ellen t Oct /Dec 23 A Three months:
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      92 7 FAFLHFIL FOR ALL TIME SMITHS SMITH ZIP WALLET jj^^WJSj lL.fi 1 .noui. f.rri r orids L f*~**'*^ 2 I OSSOffcd coses m SKiver nßol Iflj H Morocco, crocodile and dzord WJ "J 'Jr.M \D' Zf 3, x < x 4 $V 7.50 to $12.50 SMITH UNIVt^ AL WA^ >-^ v.»
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      40 7 A'' '^-4 r "^V^ >v =^i If/d I I g-uess my I \^i^ Athis'll save me rakin& ■7 Tf C-4 \J \j NEIGHBOR WON'T V X"~Xv Y^ m Ck» I COff. 1931 by Unt»»d Fro' d<Of. tf*.-**^ II J/^'l**> 'i~C&Z-~
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    PARASITE "KILLING 'BEAVER'
    115 8 Thi I* Havilland Canada. "Beaver", shown m the hansar at Singapore's Kallang Air- is the n v rcraft S Malaya to be fitted with a tank holding parasite-killing cheSnJ^rSlSSl Met Pipe running underneath from wins UP to win? tip and a small electric motor for pressurization. Operated
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    Government's Preedom Plan Fov Airlines
    134 8 Government's Preedom Plan Fov Airlines LONDON. May 2:>. (Reuter —British Government plans to give greater freedom to private es will i>e announced the House ol Commons nexi week. A an Lennox-Boyd, Minister of Transport and Aviation, will explain how he will allow >ti irter firms to compete with the two
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    Birthday 'Dress'
    33 8 SHIPS m Singapore harbour and alongside the Harbour Board wharves, oji May 26. are requested by the Masti Attendant to "dress ship," i the occasion of Queen Eliza- 1 beth's birthday.
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    Norway Puts New Ship On Eastern Run
    133 8 Standard SfcipplM Reporter IHE twenty-foui I i a tesl Norwegian .ship to put into Singapore ton Leoville win arrive on her maiden voyage next wi c*. Though the Leoville Is ownI ed by the Klaveness Line, she has been pui on the Bai
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      555 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Ki'culai Sailmu> lo Unlaa ami Japao rrum Sia«a»l*ore Swettenham tb Pmans Also direcl Sailing- from Bangkok and lml<»tu-«sk< to Inn Japan l»ue^i<»n Due Penang rrwn I nkien" May 25th May '^th Japan Sierhuen June (Jth June lltli H©nskong San- Sals Sails Penang r S'hana Spore I"'
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      628 8 PAWA HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR REPORTED net earnings of I the previous year of 1950 wai Pan American World Airways, U554,064,000. EF&Ao.^rterTrovS .jf» American Airways ca:of U555.290. 000 for Federal d n r n e A overseas V^ l \:,<o:J taxes. Juan T. Trippe, ~1.2«^000 mgWS over,^ the Airline's president told
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      424 8 Saig'.ri tko\ t ".I M v Jl Jtlfj "KINA'- toi ItarigfcoK, Saigon Honskons Kot.c (Tolcnhami N .'Mun- 18 i"! un "KAMBOOIA* 1 for Barmkuk. Saiga < kohi 15 IGJuh 13 llJui -si;i.\M)lA m for Bangkok > !3J«lj I PKIIM »\PAN HON;.K(>N( "PHOIHif" toi Ban*kt* lo l'lun^ SAILINtiS KI'OMiMM s( AMiIN
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      55 8 Despatches TODAY: Thailand (parcels only) by Kampar, Tanjong Pinang by Lawn. Ceylon by Bencleuch. Britain, N. [reland. Eire. Europe, N. and W. Africa, W. Indies (parcel.-, only) by Bencleuch, Kuantan (par: only) by Resang. Arrivals TODAY Britain, N. Ireland Eire, E rope. N. and W. Afr West [ndies (letters and
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    Scotland Hit By Indian Move
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    MALAYA PLANNING TO MEET USA CHALLENGE
    393 9 MALAYA PLANNING TO MEET USA CHALLENGE CiassificationOf All Kubber Is Being Studied By MICHAEL CONNORS KUALA LUMPUR, Moy 23: A special committee of the Rubber Producers' Council, m close co-operation with the Rubber Research Institute, is actively considering the question of the technical classification of rubber and its possible extension
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    TIMBER OUTPUT HALVED
    56 9 kl VI LI MPlli M.i\ 2X Import restrictions m the I K'n^riom and Au.sira- i h.i loncd most of the i :lk m Hrn I '••deration > »pnn- to rut down their i;> <><i'.i< tion i>» hall .i»»d m t^f-N i\en morr it ri m >n. .other
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    Bagasse Urged As Reply To Canadian Newsprint Monopoly
    8 9 Bagasse Urged As Reply To Canadian Newsprint Monopoly
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    Tennis Court Being Laid With Rubber
    156 9 W I I'll the World's fir-t natural ruhlMT-a^phall lennis court being laid m Bogor, Java, ruUier-asphali fa\i.i_'. uhi«h ha* !>«rii used recentlj ha a burjge number i»{ highwaj experiments, baa been pul to a iitw appfiea- lion. A rrding to tennis players who have
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    KATES FOR HK $
    71 9 KATES FOR HK THF Malayan Exchange Banks j Associal on best agreed merI chant .its for Hongkong i >Hai s PC' Sl*>u Malayan) ar«: Selli 33 5 3 rr.T O.D.v Buylnfl S3 i 3 (T.TJ and 53 1 '16 D An dec! '.v -driven fetterop< tg aac ne costing A
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    JAP OFFER TO RED CHINA
    15 9 JAP OFFER TO RED CHINA SIX Jai t a j- equivalent They ore. md ofl
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    MSA Aid For Thais
    19 9 rs. Mutual S griculturai UKJ sccieni pparatus, mii SSM vorth of equipment the i \.P
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    Produce Mart Is Inactive
    81 9 Produce Mart Is Inactive Standard Market Reporter THE Singapore produce onarkei was quiet, m all >■(.'(*- tit > i s with no business passing. Copra had buyers at 525 3 4 per picul arid sellers at S2t>'. j per picul. Coconut oil buyers quoted! S4l per picul. -Betel nut $32
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    HK EXCHANGE
    42 9 HONGKONG. May 23 SpodaJ Standard Service- Closing prices on the Bonsktms Ef i change today were HKS 15.87 to j £1 Svrii'.-u: HK5H.5725 to US$l, HK$l.B3B to Malayan 8K50.310 to one Indonesian 1 R.ipiah; Go[ c HK5300.875 to one tael.
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    Plan For Sino-Jap Bank In H'kong
    64 9 KATSUHIKO HAMAGUCH! governor of the B;-;;k: of Tokyo, said negotiations a;"e now under way between Japanese bankers and Chinese merchants of Hongkong to establish a i"int Chinese-Japanese bank m that colony. The Japanese and Chinese ■viil invest US?1. 000.000 each. The Bank of Tokyo
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    RUBBER EARNINGS MAY DROP US $150 MILLION
    204 9 IHE I i;it««l Kingdom's dollar earnings from robber atone mas tirrtiae l>y ever I. Ssl.lO million this year when compared >\ 1 1 li 1951, according to so American expert, Prof. Will iam T. Phillips, ol the Johns Hopkins University. During 1951 rubber
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    STORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
    77 9 T!ie Malayan Exchange Bank. Association rates <per S10( Malayan) to merchants are: Buyinfi Xcvv York :!2 13. il (T.t. 32 15/16 <ODA 331 16 oi credit bills and 33s on trad) bills «90 d/st); Canada 32J (IT i 32 3 8 < 0.D.1, 32 5 8
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    New Steel Project
    19 9 India m to bui'd a ne\ steel foundry m Orissa a ."Uariya Pradesh soon.- A P
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    Thailand To Boost Sugar Production
    32 9 Thailand To Boost Sugar Production The Thai Cabinet hai *ndorsed a plan 1" allocate 50.000,000 bufit to develop the .sugar industry :md m;ike Thai- land self-sufficMerit m lUgar ppodtrction.- A.?". P. i
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    Cottage Industries Favoured For S-EA Rural Areas
    165 9 I LONDON. May Vl— lndonesian bam Kolam! l.iem i is the hero of an article entitled "Lieu L ads he Way i to Asia's N( w Deal" by Frm&da Wiliams, formerly I v\ Premier Genent At tier's press spofcfißaaa and BM now Heirs
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    Industrials And Rubbers Easier
    155 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Fri. There was an easier leodeacj m itniustrial and nii>her sliarc*^ m the Malayan *harr markrt today. Tins were .*N'a<!>. Changed prices were: 1 ENDFSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Fra.-eT Heave Ord. 55 3.60 eH Gammons 2 45 2 55 M Breweries 4.85 A95
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    GrimOutlook For HK Trade
    101 9 HONGKONG, May 23 IReuterAAP':— Trade with the Ch mainland has practically ceased and the Colony's factories having great difficulty m obtaining rare materials, said Mr G B S. Thomson, Chairman of the Employers Federation at their annual meeting here. M.. Tbomsoa said the pnsi year had
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    Rubber Market Sentiment Is Now Improving
    183 9 Standard Mar/ct Reporter THE WEEK post saw a f^r more settled condition m the rubber market m Singapore with a decidedly better sentiment prevailing. L and Peal Sin <■ that any a sing pi io dv i k bad m reasonably good trade di
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    More Rubber For Red China
    35 9 COLOMBO. M: euterl Ch «c rubb< r to take I ••übber to th« t Hedrw n expected tn a Colombo m 24. mdcl 1 4.700 C vi rubbei i aa.
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    CHANCE FOR ACHESON TO ACT
    49 9 LONDON. May 2:i 'AFP) De;t!in« with ide .ilump m 3. Malaya, the Labou Daily 0 re again < b ram and flump of ;i:i uneon ,:'ed rubor causing :.e economic and political iage. ir B I •"p dollar resen c ol 5 i i S
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    406 10 The CINEMA, The THEATRE and The ARTS I A SPECIAL SATURDAY FEATURE 1 Xo instrumentalist ever displays such a lack of facial control as does a conductor. Perhaps it is because he forms a canal through which the river of music finds an outlet to the audience. Each section of
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    STARS ADD COLOUR TO FILM FESTIVAL
    958 10 1/RANCE. So many and so varied are the Film Festivals that one tends to lose count of them. The most important ones are the Bombay Festival. Punta del Este m Uruguay, Venice and Cannes. The fifth Cannes Film Festival has just opened here. Unlike
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    S'PORE WARJAP VERSION
    114 10 I 'TOKYO. May 23 [Renter 1 AAP): Some sections Z 0} the Japanese tnoi-ie m- C dustry are attempting to C i revive wartime films bused Z 1 on Japan's drive throufjU C I South-East Asia accoi Z to an Education Ministry < si><>' esman today He
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    STUDIO BLAZE
    41 10 THEHERAN, Mr 2:; 1AP1:- Persia s b•g c*e t studios was razed I the I— ground m a tITH.OOO fire here Thur.sday. Seven 1 ,'ri films Cue oi them fore ones being dubbed m Pc a ere destroy cdi
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    IN MANILA
    43 10 "1.1 AN I LA. Hay 23 I \FF>>:— Mr, Walter Crieseking 1 world-famous pianist, now on p 8 round-the- w>•r I d concert (oiir. arrived m Me: isl night from Jakarta i t»e c if played a series ut lv concert*
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    Shell Hold F & N To Draw
    59 11 Shell Hold F N To Draw SHELL Sports Club though out of the running m this r*s Business Houses League played at their best to hold the favourites Fraser Neave Sports Club to a two-all draw Fraser Neave ground. River Valley Road, yesterday. S >rers were Wing Choong 53 and
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