The Straits Times, 24 March 1958

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Nail*** 1 fie**"** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1958 15 CENTS
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    SIR CHENG-LOCK IS OUT
    1227 1 Dr. LIM CHONG EU NAMED NEW M.C.A. PRESIDENT But move to create deputies fails to get necessary majority Beaten by 22 vote margin KUALA LUMPUR, 1 Sun. Dato Sir Chenjf-lock Tan was ousted from the presidency of the Mala;an Chinese Association tonight. His successor is Dr.
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    OLD AND THE NEW IN THE MCA
    52 1 DATO SIR CHENG-LOCK TAN (left) makes his presidential address at the general committee meeting of the Malayan Chinese Association in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. In the picture on the right Is Dr. I.im Cheng Em. the president, with Col. Sir Henry Lee— Straits
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    Lock icon RECESSION: DISASTER AHEAD —SENATOR
    132 1 RECESSION: DISASTER AHEAD —SENATOR NEW YORK, Sun.Sen. John F. Kennedy (Democrat-Mas-sachusetts) said last night the recession was "approaching the crisis stage" because President Eisenhower had failed to provide "alert and sensitive" leadership. "We may still prevent a complete economic disaster, but only if w e can obtain the kind of
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    LECTURER FATALLY HURT IN CRASH
    214 1 KLUANG, Sunday. T)R. Chow Cheng Tan, 27, a lecturer in blochemis- try at the University of Malaya, was fatally injured in a car accident at the Bth mile, Jalan Ren- gam, Kluang, yesterday. Dr. Chow was accompanying two Siamese friends to Lambak Estate for a
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    Underground troops would bring in West Java
    449 1  - Underground troops would bring in West Java DENIS WARNER, From SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT BUKIT TINGGI, Sunday. •yHE rebel prime minister. Dr. SJafruddin Prawira- negara, told me today that West Java could only be activated by using underground troops there or by sending expeditionary troops from here. The central government army was
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    Lock icon CHURCHILL ILL, BUT 'IT'S NOT SERIOUS'
    125 1 ROQI EBRI'NE. Sun. A iin-miirr of Sir Winston Churchill's household here today confirmed that the 83-year-old statesman had a "slight recurrence of his illness" but added that it was not considered serious. "Sir Winston i s still tired after his outing a week aso,"
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    Tories face another poll defeat
    206 1 LONDON. Sun— The Conservative Oovernment faces the possible loss of a third seat within two months at a parliamentary by-election at Torrlngton, Devon, next Thursday. This time the main challenge Is expected not from Labour, which recently captured the government seats at Rochdale, Lancashire, and
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    Todd 'almighty' dies in crash
    256 1 Todd 'almighty' dies in crash SHOWMAN, 3 OTHERS IN PLANE DISASTER pRANTS, (Prew Mcxl- co). Sun. Dynamic movie producer and showman Mike ('almighty') Todd and three companions were killed yesterday In the fiery crash of Todd's plush private plane in rugged mountain country 30 miles south-west of Grants. In addition
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    On the house
    32 1 LONDON, Sun.— Ca r dealer Jimmy Turner has offered to give away 100 gallons of petrol with every second car he sells because "business isn't so good Just now."
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    LIM MAKES PLEDGE: WE'LL WORK WITH UMNO AND MIC
    212 1 LIM MAKES PLEDGE: WE'LL WORK WITH UMNO AND MIC ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sun. The ne.w president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, pledged that the MCA would continue to work in close co-operation with the UMNO and MIC. He added: "The leadership of Tengku Abdul Rahman has
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    Lock icon Nash: Other nations can help
    218 1 Nash: Other nations can help /X)LOMBO. Sun.— Mr. Walter Nash, the New Zealand Prime Minister. today expressed hope that the economic conference of "Bandoeng" powers proposed to be convened by Ceylon would be a regional rather than a racial conference. He said "I would like to see people with low
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    18 escape in plane crash
    40 1 LOS ANGELES, Sun— A four-engine U.S. Air Force plane crashed and burned out five miles from McClellan Air Force base yesterday, narrowly missing a heavily populated area. The 18 men aboard escaped serious In jury.
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    Lock icon MIKE TODD'S DEATH ENDS AN ERA OF BALLYHOO: HE WAS THE WORLD'S GREATEST SHOWMAN
    775 2 Hollywood shocked and saddened by movie mogul's plane crash lIOLLYWOOD, Sun. The entertainment world was shocked and saddened today by Mike Todd's death in the plane crash in wild mountainous terrain near Grants, New Mexico. Todd
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    BID TO KEEP ALIVE MALAY FOLK-LORE
    154 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. "THE Malay Literature Agency Dewan Bahasa dan L Pustaka has started a campaign to record the country's unwritten folk literature. This Is Its latest move to uncover old Malay literature, which is still popular in remote kampongs. The first recording trip
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    Communalism 'holds sway' warning
    123 2 Communalism 'holds sway warning KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The president of the Selangor Eurasians Association. Mr. L. E. Labrooy, declared today that "communalism in this country still holds sway" Speaking at the annual general meeting of the association, he appealed to all Eurasians to rally round the association until communalism in
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    Council 'yes' to modern hospital
    62 2 BKI'M I TOWN, Sun— The Brunei State Council has agreed to a proposal to build a modern hospital and staff quarters costing about 513.095.M6. The hospital will be sited in Brunei district and not at Panaga, Sena, as originally planned. Brunei Stirtl Petroleum Company employees
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    'Surrender I-cards as you go' law expected
    333 2  - 'Surrender I-cards as you go' law expected NAN HALL By rpHE SINGAPORE Government is expected to announce today that legislation will be introduced to compel people leaving Singapore to surrender their identity cards. Unless this is done the difficulties of keeping accurate electoral registers will continue year after year. The
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    INDIAN TRADE TEAM'S HOPES
    195 2 INDIAN TRADE TEAM'S HOPES KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The leader of a four-man delegation of the Plastics Export Promotion Council of India. Mr. I C. A. Ferens. said on arrival here today that India wanted as much trade as possible with Malaya. He said: "We need foreign exchange badly to mate
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    DROP IN TRADE FIGURES
    65 2 Total Malayan foreign trade In January this year amounteci to $369,110,000 In Imports and $348,175,000 In exports, compared with $410,--365.000 and $394,152,000 respectively for the corresponding month last year. Singapore's share In this foreign trade totalled $295.--205.000 In Imports and $231.--753.000 in exports in January this
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    No reply-paid post cards
    48 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Reply-paid post cards costing 14 cents each are to be with- 1 drawn from sale at Federation post offices after March 31. This was announced today by the Postmaster General's office which said that the reply-paid cards would not be replaced.
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    Branch of MIC elects officers
    73 2 PENANG, Bun. Officer elected at the annual meeting of the Penang Hill branch oi the Malayan Indian Congres.' were: President, Mr. P. Subramaniam; rice president Mr M. Packirisamy; seer*, tary. Mr. A. Oration; ant treasurer. Mr L. Slngaram. Messrs. R. Kaliappan. R lyaro.s. Santhiagu, PP.
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      169 2 RADIO MALAYA i"™* Ne s: 145 A Mu c l °«sNATIONAL SHORT WAVE terlude For Music; 5.1S Their SERVICE Kind Of Music; 5.30 Children! 41 metres Playhouse; 6.00 Students Note SINGAPORE Book; 615 Women's Magazine; Mrdinm ware tit mrtrn 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Regional An■CALA Ll'MTl'R nouncementt; 6.45 Singapore Share
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    Lock icon West plans pre-summit talks
    395 3 GAITSKELL TELLS OF THE LOSS OF A 'GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY' TO STOP NUCLEAR TESTS MOVE FOR MEETING WITH NEW ENVOY MENSHIKOV WASHINGTON, Sun.— Britain, France and the United States are considering holding fourpower talk* in Washington with the Soviet Union at the ambassadors' level, an authoritative source
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    RAINIER TELLS PEOPLE OF BIRTH OF SON
    39 3 RAINIER TELLS PEOPLE OF BIRTH OF SON PRINCE RANIER. with Princess Caroline on his knee, sits before a microphone in his palace to broadcast the new* of the birth of a son, Prince Albert, to Princess Grace.— IP. picture.
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    Lock icon Russia denies she is willing to postpone 'summit'
    153 3 Russia denies she is willing to postpone 'summit' MOSCOW. Sun.— The Foreign Ministry yesterday denied reports that Russia was willing to postpone its projected date for a summit conference. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Russia was standing by its suggestion of a Foreign Ministers' conference in April and the full
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    Lock icon THREE DAYS—THREE RED ATOM TESTS
    155 3 THREE DAYS— THREE RED ATOM TESTS WASHINGTON, Sun.— The Atomic Energy Commission last night announced that a nuclear weapons test oy the Soviet Union, the third in three days, had been detected. The test took place In Btberia yesterday and appeared to have been In the medium range, the A
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    Lock icon Sputnik camera
    26 3 TOKYO. Sun —The U.S. Air Force today flew a special camera here for tracking artificial satellites. It will be operated by Japane.se scientists. Reuter
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    Lock icon They slew 'Happiness Lane9 couple
    168 3 They slew 'Happiness Lane 9 couple VERSAILLES. Sun. Two the guillotine for the slaying of a young courting couple as they sat in their car in a trre-1 1 i'd avenue near Paris called "Happiness Lane." The crime was described by prosecuting counsel as one "without pity, without necesslty and
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    Lock icon Boyd: I have no wish to retire
    215 3 MY WORK IS NOT YET COMPLETE' BEDFORD, Sunday. THE COLONIAL Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, yesterday quashed rumours that he was going to retire from politics. He told the annual meeting of his constituency association here of his "long and happy" link with
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    Mortar deaths
    21 3 KOREA, Sun.— Two farmers were killed and a third seriously injured when a mortar shell they dug up exploded.
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    Rumanian girl quits dance company, goes Into hiding
    112 3 Rumanian girl quits dance company, goes Into hiding LIVERPOOL. Sun— A pretty 23-year-old Rumanian girl has left the cast of the Rumanian State Dance Company here apparently to seek political asylum in Britain. The girl, Diona Trandmbur, speaks fluent English it was learned tonight The company of eight girls, eight
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  • REST OF THE WORLD in brief...
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      DIEM, GARCIA MAKE PEACE PLEDGE
      96 3 MANILA, S v n.— iTI Vietnam and the Philippines pledged their mutual support to help preserve the peace in South-East Asia in an official communique today. The communique, was Issued at the end of the five day state visit of President Ngo Dlnh Diem of
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      28 3 BUFFALO: A Catholic movie house devoted exclusively to family-type entertainment and aimed at countering the "pagan Influence" of modern com.munlcatlons media, will be Inaugurated here In April —UP
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      32 3 LONDON: The Sunday Dispatch reports that Mr. Geoffrey Blng. Attorney General of Ghana. Is think- Ing ol returning to Britain to stand as a Labour candidate at the next general election— Reuter.
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      32 3 LONDON: Britain will have the same proportion of television sets per head of population as the United States in four or five years. If the present rate of expansion is maintained. Reuter.
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      28 3 DURBAN: The first families moved Into a new allAfrlcan £9.000.000 township near here, which will be the answer to the squalor and overcrowding of their old hometown.— Reuter.
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      35 3 WASHINGTON: Mr. George Long, Republican Representative from Louisiana, brother of Governor Earl Lone of Louisiana and of the late Huey Long, died from a heart attack at his home here today. He was 74 Reuter.
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      25 3 VIENNA: Dr. Ferenc Nezval. Hungarian Justice Minister, said that lawyers In Hungary will not be allowed to practise privately In future without special permission. —Reuter
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    Lock icon Road hitler drank 18 whiskies
    43 3 LEWES, Sun.— A 19-year-old labourer who drank 16 to IS whiskies and several pints of beer then stole a car (although he had never driven before) and killed a man was here today Jailed for three years. Keuter.
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    Lock icon CAR SPIES PROBE NEW RED THREAT
    257 3 CAR SPIES PROBE NEW RED THREAT l I ONDON, 6un.— The i Sunday Dispatch says that British car manufacturers have been sending "spies" behind the Iron Curtain to try to measure the extent of Russia's threat to their markets. They have discovered that Russia. East Germany, Poland and Czechoslovakia are
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    Lock icon 5 top Eoka men held
    61 3 Wave of arrests NICOSIA. Sun Five prominent members of Eoka the Cyprlot Greek terrorist movement, were reported here to have been captured In Cyprus ysterday The Identity of the men was not Immediately known Their arrest came at the end of a week of intensive
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    Lock icon London fire
    28 3 LONDON, Sun. Firemen last night quelled a blaze In a Pudding Lane building on the spot where the Great Fire of London started In 1666 Reuter.
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    POLL TAX FOR EDUCATION
    260 4 Perak board decides on three methods of raising $3,500,000 A dollar per head from all adults and a levy on mines and land but the blow may not fall this year IPOH, Sunday. THE Perak State Education Board ha* decided on new taxation, including a poll
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    TENGKU AND SAFA CHIEF WATCH SOCCER MATCH
    57 4 TENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister of the Federation, and Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, president of the Singapore Amateur Football Association, watching the soccer match between Singapore and Selangor at the Princes Road ground. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Selangar won the match by
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    MALAYAN CRAFTS FOR SEATTLE EXHIBITION
    96 4 MALAYAN CRAFTS FOR SEATTLE EXHIBITION KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Sun More than 55.000 worth of .Malayan handicrafts ranging from silverware to hand-woven dress material will be displayed at the Seattle international handicrafts exhibition in Washington next month. The publicity and marketing officer of the Rural and Industrial Development Anthority. Mr. Ng Pu
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    A party for a pilgrim
    44 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun Province Wellesley's lon< pilgrim to Lourdes. Mr T. G Abishegam. 56. was entertained to an all-communttles farewell dinner last night Mr Abishegam. a railway pensioner, will leave next Wednesday for Singapore U> join the other pilgrims.
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    Guard leader
    34 4 TANJONG MALIM. Sun. Mr Francis Khoo Oh Leong has been appointed Assistant State Home Guard Officer for Lower Perak He will continue h's duties as Home Guard Officer. Batan^ Padang. South Perak
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    10 months' jail
    26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Wong Theam Koon was jailed for 10 months here today for leaving the district without permission while under police supervision.
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    St John's Day opening for $150,000 building
    148 4 St John's Day opening for $150,000 building IPOH, Sun. The chairman of the Perak branch of the St. John Ambulance Association, Raja Musa bin Raja Mahadi, last night announced that the association's new $150. 000 building will be completed by the end of next month. The building is expected to
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    ON THE MOVE
    116 4 Inspector who helped make Tanjong Malim a 'selected area' -TANJONG MALIM, Sun. A Special Branch officer who largely helped to make this Perak Selangor border town a "selected area' left here yesterday on transfer to I Ipoh headquarters. He is Inspector Charlie Wong Kong Wah, former Slim
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    Rotary speaker
    31 4 Mr. Peter Gulart. of the International Labour Office, will be the speaker at the Singapore Rotary Club\ lunch meeting on Wednesday at 1 p m. at the Cathay HoteL
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    TENGKU TO ATTEND ASIAN GAMES
    206 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. THE Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abtki 1 Rahman, has accepted an invitation to attend the third Asian Games in Tokyo in May. The invitation came from Mr. Fumio Takashima. secretary /treasurer of th>' Asian Games Federation. who was here recently on a
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    No licence
    26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Hen« Yuk Wah. was fined 5125 here today for driving a car without a licence. She wax disqualified for a year
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    COLONY BLAMED FOR PORT DELAY
    212 4 COLONY BLAMED FOR PORT DELAY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The "invisible hand" of certainpeople who do not want Port Swettenham to be developed is believed to be responsible for the Federation Treasury decision to suspend the $30 milliorn North Klang si rait J port project. This was how a leading businessman
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      879 4 MUESTIC: Empress and I (Can- 8 45. CAPITOL: Outside the Law •*rKMMK i-one«e. 1 3157. 9 15. U 30. 1.30, 6.45. 9.15; LIDO: S»m LeonK Kau CSiee tHokkien* 630 930 CAPITOL: Deep Six Rl > O d E O^ CATHAY: Arrow to the Dust 115. 330. «.M. ».3O: REX: Oun
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    MCA knights in a clash
    663 5 SIR HENRY BLOCKS BID BY SIR CHENG-LOCK TO SWITCH AGENDA PRESS TOLD TO GO, BUTDECISION IS CHANGED KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Col. Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee, the Federation Minister of Finance, figured in a clash with Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan soon after the Dato had made
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    AN UMNO DIVISION WILL NOT DISSOLVE 40 BRANCHES
    144 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sun. The Province Wellesley South UMNO Division will not dissolve its 40 branches The division had earlier threatened to dissolve the 40 branches If action was taken against any of Its officials following the crisis over the demand for secondary
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    UMNO MEETING PUT OFF
    103 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— The Selangor UMNO annual delegates meeting, fixed for March 29 and 30. has been postponed to April 26 and 27 because of the puasa. The meeting is to discuss a resolution calling on the government to arrange for pilgrim ships to call at
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    'Recognise degree of architecture'
    153 5 PENANG, Sunday. THE president of the Hong Kong University Alumni Association, Dr. Yeoh Cheang Hoe, last night urged the Federation and Singapore governments to "give urgent consideration" to the question of recognising the University of Hong Kong's degree for architecture. "Malaya, a young and new nation,
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    TEACH LOYALTY: MAYOR
    66 5 PENANG, Sun The Mayor. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. last night criticised Malayans for not paying proper respect to the country's national anthem. "Negara-ku," and the Federation flag. "As youth leaders, it Is your duty to teach them' loyalty and respect for their own country.'* he told 46
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    THE KING HAS TWO BIRTHDAYS IN NEGRI
    128 5 THE KING HAS TWO BIRTHDAYS IN NEGRI SEREMBAN, S v n.— There will be no official celebration of the birthday of the Regent of Negri Sembilan on March 29. Official sources disclosed that the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong Is still the official Ruler of Negri Sembllan. The Regent, son of the
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      265 5 i nrinvn A 1 1>. By 3hta The Saint By Leslie o'harleris I /Be«SIW>Ol/R "1 KBUTTHEN /^/MR./VONTE IS AN IMPOST&CT BUT IP HE /S A MXi, SIR~^BB a&S E^3&^ WRDON COLONEL. THEy rVOUID AT Of*CE WIRE THEII? LONDOwIj kVOULDNT YOU WANT HIM LJjj^-M, "f^4g-/ BUT VVOULDM'T A OfFICE TO INTERVIEW
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    82 6 >• Horrf. If* (Minimum I WEE WEE CHEONG YEW aged 62 passed away peacefully at 11 p.m. March 22. at his residence No. 11. lormift 36, Geylang. Hnyapore, leaves behind 2 wives b Mm*. 1 daughter. 3 daughters-in-law. 1 son-in-law and 5 grandchildren. Funeral on Wednesday, the rmteiv leaitng
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    119 6 Word, mv nMaal TAN BOON CHIANG sincerely thanks Friends, Relatives for Wrenths. etc.. Attendance at Funeral of his beloved wife Khon Yung and G H Staff of Ward 45 j for kindnesses shown to her. THE FAMILY of the late Mr Wong Yew Nam wish to extend their heartfelt
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    282 6 J» W.rrf. Sl* ttt,n,m*m, BALK S TARTS today Harrows Ltd 7, Orchard Road n^BIB MARY LTD 2nd Floor. IS Battery Rd. Distinctive Model Frocks constantlT arriving from the Newest Collection. ■THIS NOXIOUS emanation oflends me." Sounds awe-lnsplr-luk doetn t il! But be is only Mtytng he doesn't like unpleasant
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      Some Labour Problems
      658 6 The findings of the commission of enquiry into laboui unrest in the Johore pineapple canning industry squared very well with recent observation* by the Labour Department on industrial disputes in the Federation. With a few notable exceptions the unions have no notion of the meaning of collective
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      Work Suspended
      265 6 Champions oi port development in the Federation have good reason to be disappointed with the Government s decision to suspend work on the $30 million scheme tv build deep water berths n. the North Klang Straits. It has taken a long time lor the project, supported t)5 lar
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      Charging Ahead
      230 6 The Singapore Telephone Board has yet to convince subscribers why charges have I had to be increased by quite the extent they have. All the increases are sub- Manual, from 28 per cent (or telephone rental for private subscribers to 100 per cent for calls from public boxes.
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    Soviets have launched a second revolution
    1346 6 VODKA and red wine. Red wine and vodka. It kept coming and coming. Our Soviet host* were determined to make a really big do of this party They were saying goodbye to us the last group of German V 2 men and electronic guidance
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  • Man-in-the-Street
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      Telephones: Why not use British system?
      481 6 ONE must congratulate the Singapore Telephone Board for the many telephones that are being made available and at the same time criticise them for not evolving a better method of increasing revenue without burdening those who can least afford it. Almost $15 per month
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      Why test them attain?
      126 6 THE Public Service Com■l mission of the Federation held an aptitude test for serving officers for promotion into Executive Grade in 1957 Though many passed the test and appeared for interview only a few were selected as Executive Officers'. All those who were called for interview
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      Youth Council is inactive
      43 6 Youth Co uncil is inactive 1 TOGETHER with many other members of the Batu Pabat District Youth Council, am rather disappointed at the Council's Inactivity in the recent years We hope that the Council's regular meetings will be resumed. SILENT COUNCILLOR Batu Pahat
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      Letter box for buses
      47 6 Letter box for buses I SUGGEST to the postal authorities and the bus companies to consider Installing letter-boxes i the buses for the con venlence of the trayelll'iK public. The boxes may t cleared at fixed hours v the terminal. Collyer 3u-a> Post Oflice. SIMPLE SIMON, fcincatwre.
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      116 6 IN the case of the taxi driver v the vehicles Inspector, evidence of previous offences was baaed on decisions made by former City Councillors. The Mayor has on every possible occasion screamed from the housetops that these councillors, whom he now calls as witnesses, were inept
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      HOW did he gel that number?
      74 6 HOW did he gel that numbe r? MAY I ask how the Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore, allocates numbers to new owners of vehicles? From what I know all numbers are allocated according to unregistered running numbers which the Registrar has. If this Is true could the Mayor investigate immediately why
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      Loan io help students
      51 6 Loan io help students I CONGRATULATE the Federation Government for introducing a loan scheme for financiallyhandicapped private students in the Federation of Malaya. But unfortunately, only Federal students can benefit under the scheme I think it would be a very good idea if the Singapore Government followed suit bin a
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    Think Malayan, MCA chief urges
    731 7 SMR CHENG-LOCK: THERE IS MUCH TO BE DONE ~> IT WOULD BE WASTE OF TIME TO QUARREL 'DON'T UPSET INTER-RACIAL PEACE AND HARMONY: BE LOYAL TO KING 9 KUALA LUMPUR Sunday. JMIK president of the M.C.A., Datu Sir Chenglock Tan today urged Chinese in Malaya
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    FOUR EXAMINATION SURGEONS IN SINGAPORE
    79 7 THESE four Australian sur. grons arrived in Singapore under the olombii Plan by Qantas-BOAC yester. day to conduct a weeklong examination for 39 Colony and Federation doctors. From the left they are Professors E. S. J. King, S. Sunderland. F. C. Courtice and Mr. P.
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    Little chance for school strikers
    256 7 TO ENTER MALA V CLASSES ON WA V KOTA BHARU. Sunday. q>HREE Malay secondary classes will function here j from May but the English school students who i are striking to force the Government to introduce Malay as the medium of instruction in their schools
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    LIM AND DETAINEES —QUERY BY SEAH
    146 7 AN Independent Assemblyman, Mr. Scan Peng Chuan, wants to know why detainee s under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance and their families in Singapore are required to go before the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, before they are released. Mr. Seah has
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    BRIGHT FUTURE FOR MALAYAN RUBBER
    309 7 But costs must be kept down, says planting pioneer j IPOH, Sun. One of Malaya's oldest and experienced planters said here today that the only salvation for the rubber Industry against threats from synthetic was to maintain cheap production. Three conditions were essential If production
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    No more amateur digging
    147 7 unless led by an archaeologist IPOH, Sun. Future archaeological expeditions in Malaya can be conducted only if they are under the direct control of a qualified archaeologist. Tht Curator of Musejms. Mr. B. A. V. Peacock, dlscluMng this today, said' "I am anxious that sites are
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    Pneumonia kills 21 in week
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Twenty-one people In the Federation died of pneumonia during the week ending March I, according to a Government statement Issued here today. Ten were in Perak. three In Kedah. two each In Malacca Johore and Pahang and one each in Perils and
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    Excise board
    39 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. iTie District Officer has been appointed cha.rman of the Batu Pahat Excise Licensing Board. The other members are the Administrative Officer, the Health Officer Johore Central. Mr. Teo Peng Kai. and Mr. C. Somasundram.
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    $58,000 HOUSING SCHEME FOR EX-SERVICEMEN
    97 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Chief Minister of Malacca. Dato Osman bin Tallb, yesterday Inaugurated the $58,000 Ex-Services Association housing scheme at Bukit Bharu. Malacca. The association had built *tx terraced and two semidetached houses for the ber.eflt of ex-servicemen, thefr widows and children, at cheap
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    CASH AID FOR MALAYS URGED
    194 7 CASH AID FOR MALAYS URGED SINGAPORE UMNO wants the Government to set up a board of economic aid to help Malays establish themselves in commerce and industry. The UMNO publicity Chief. Inche Darus bin Sharlff. said yesterday that unless this was done Malays would be left behind In these Melds
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    Warships due on visit
    34 7 JESSELTON. Bun. The New Zealand cruiser. H.M.N.Z.S Royalist. Is due here from Bandakan on Tuesday for a three-day visit It is being accompanied by the Rcyal Fleet Auxiliary. Gold Ranger.
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    COUNCIL MEN TO STRIKE ON APRIL 9
    88 7 COUNCIL MEN TO STRIKE ON APRIL 9 More than 10.000 Singapore City Council daily-rated workers will strike on April 9 unless the council submitto their demands over pay scales, gratuities and the dismissal of 76 redundant gas workers. The representative council of the City Council Labour Unions Federation. comprising 13
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    Police promotion
    25 7 KUALA LIPIB. Sun. The Deputy Chief Police Officer. Pahang. Tuan Haji Kadir bin Hajl Hassan, has been promoted to Assistant Commlsmlssloner of Police.
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    Blind man was the smuggler's decoy
    230 7 Blind man was the smuggler's decoy I^UALA LJPIS. Sun A padi planter tried j to smuggle opium into! I Pahang using a blind man as a decoy, the Sessions Court here was told yesterday. Zakaria bin Mahmood. 21. nl Kampong Lambat. Kota Fliaru. wa.s sentenced to two months' jail and
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    Patrol's clash with Reds
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. A patrol of the Ist. Bn New Zealand Re^li lent, yesterday exchanged fire with two terrorists in a camp In the Sungel Slput North district of Perak. The terrorists fled. No casualties to either the terrorists or security forces have been reported In
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    Army publicity chief in KL
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Director of Public Relations at the War Office. Major-General A. C. Shorti arrived here from Singapore today for a two-day visit. He will call on the British High Commissioner, Sir Geofroy Tory.
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    TIMBER RATES: A GOVT. PLEDGE
    277 7 TIMBER RATES: A GOVT. PLEDGE ITUALA LUMPUR, l Sun— The government will support the Federation of Malaya Timber Exporters' Association in its campaign for lower freight rates for export timber. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. Tan Slew I Sin. gave this assurance 'when he addressed the association's second
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    Water meters
    15 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Johore will spend $210,000 this year on 4,000 water meters.
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    Fined $25 for contempt
    81 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Cheong Hon Chong. 47. a businessman of Temelong village. Bentong. was fined $25 yesterday for contempt of court by failing to appear on Nov 28 last year and again on March 1. Cheong pleaded illness but did not produce any medical certificates. He
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      358 8 rE following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period from March 15 to 21. INDUSTRIALS Federal Dispensary $2.20 to $2.25. Fraser 4c Neave Ords. $2 65 to $2,67 4, Gammons $2 35 to $2.40 to $2.35
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      Bank rate: Rally may be brief
      680 8 By Our Market Correspondent QNCE again it wag not a very inspiring period on the Malayan Share Market last week and there was no real loral features to boost prices. At the end of the week came the announcement that Britain was cutting bank
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      35 8 vi r.iu Date of Total Total for pavmrnt payment for prevtoas year year Thr Borrlli Bubber Co. 30' r May 3 30 «0"i Malayan Breweries Ltd. 12' i* lord April 12 30% Interim.
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      Quiet period for rubber
      542 8 QNCE AGAIN last week the Singapore Rubber market experienced another very quiet period with little fluctuation in price. April first grade rubber I closing prices only varied between 77| and 77j cents Dealers showed little inclination to trade and the factors v.hich dominated the previous week
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      THE MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      883 8 rpHF following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its laat meeting on Friday. BuTtr* Belltr> MM Bnrn Pref I SO 1 80 OM ISO 2M All* Ice 1100 (buf»r«) b a enrol sa «o/- M Trwtem ill IH Cod
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    Reserve Gubbins is Bolton's Cup hero
    362 10 I ONDON, Sun.— Two goals by J reserve centre-forward Ralph Gubbins put Bolton Wanderers Into the English Football Association Cup Anal for the seventh time when they defeated Second Division Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Maine Road, Manchester, yesterday. Manchester United and Fulham drew 2-2
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    Lock icon SCOTTISH VARSITY SCORE 11-9 UPSET v OXFORD
    310 10 SCOTTISH VARSITY SCORE 11-9 UPSET v OXFORD LONDON, Sun. With the return yesterday of a firm, hard footing to rugby grounds throughout Britain came some shock results in the British Rugby Union programme, notably Oxford University's defeat by Edinburgh University In Scotland and Wasps' win over Llanelly. Edinburgh's 11-9 win
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    Results of UK soccer matches on Saturday
    306 10 u.>m/>, sun. Ymtrrdays 1 K soccer resalls: t lIP (Srmi Imals} BUikburn 1 Button t Man. United I Falham t KISH CUP (Semi-nnalu Derry Ball> mrm I Linlirld 4 Glenavon 2 FIRST DIVISION Anenal 1 mvi Wed. Blackpool 4 Birmingham Z Everton 4
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    Lock icon A.Ferrari win
    28 10 A. Ferrari win SEBRING. Florida, Sun— A Ferrari, driven by Peter Collins (Britain) and Phil Hill (United States), won the 12--hour Grand Prix of Florida here yesterday.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CAMBRIDGE WIN INTER-VARSITY MEET
    193 10 I ONDON. Sun.— Cambridge Unl- j verslty beat Oxford University In their annual track and field contest for the first time since 1547 with a comfortable victory of 79 points to 47 (ten events to four) at White City Stadium here yesterday. A bitter wind blowing
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    MANCHESTER CITY SHOCK LEADERS WOLVES BY HOLDING THEM TO 3-3
    323 10 WOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers, coasting comfortably towards the League championship, received a rude setback at Molyneux. Manchester city, the side with a record of away disasters this season, held them to a 3-3 draw, and even looked like winning at one time.
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    Pak tourists held to draw
    57 10 NEW AMSTERDAM. British Guiana, Sun.— The Pakistan tourIng team drew their two-day match against a British Guiana East Indians side here yesterday The tourists declared their first Innings at 237 for three (1. Butt hi and the East Indians replied win-. 141 (or three (S.
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      856 11 NOTICES NOTICE THE MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED APPLICATION has been made to the Directors of the above Company to Issue a duplicate certificate to Mr. Saiagram Chowi dhary of 72. Bhulabhal Desal Road, Bombay 26, India In place of the original certificate No. 1469 I covering $140 stock which is
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    TENGKU: WE'RE READY
    369 12 MALAYA IS PREPARED TO STAGE 1962 ASIAN GAMES, SAYS PRIME MINISTER -And FMOC officials agree IfIALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya is READY AND PREPARED to stage the fourth Asian (James in 1962. Tengku Abdul Rahman, Malaya's sportsloving Prime Minister, said this today. In an interview with Straits Times
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    74 12 LONDON. Sun— Results of Rugby League matches played yesterday were: Barrow 62 Liverpool City 3; Dewsbury 62 Hull 5. Doncaster 9 Bramley 8; Featherstone Rovers 3 Warrlngton 22: Hull Kingston Rovers 25 Salford 2; Hunslet 45 Castleford 13. Kelghley 33 Batley 9: Oldham 27 Rochdale Hornets 0;
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    Kops wins All-England title after tense 3-set struggle
    577 12 Kops wins All -England title after tense 3 -set struggle L KOBBERO FAILS IN -CONCENTRATION From HALL ROMKEY LONDON, Sun. C^RLAND KOPS, a 21-year-old office worker from 1 J Copenhagen, yesterday won the All-England men's singles badminton championship at Wembley by beating his 22-year-old Danish compatriot Finn Kobbero. The final
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    RESULTS OF ALL THE FINALS
    113 12 RESULTS OF ALL THE FINALS RESULTS of the finals in the All-England badminton championships which ended at Wembley. London, on Saturday were: MEN'S SINGLES Erland Kops (Denmark) beat Finn Kobbero (Denmark) 15-10. 8-15. 15-8. MEN'S DOUBLES Erland Kops and P E. NieKen (Denmark) beat Finn Kobbero and J. Ham mergaard
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    EDDY IN THE GALLERY— WITH A MOVIE CAMERA
    268 12 I ONDON, Sun.— Ex-champion Eddy Choong sat in the gallery at Wembley yesterday with a movie camera and recorded in 80 feet of film the play of Kops and Kobbero Putting down his camera alter the second >,et he said In almost
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    Lee: Malayans will train harder than ever
    94 12 TPOH. Sun The crushing defeats ot the Malayans In the All-England badminton championships will serve to make Malaya's prospective Thomas Cup players to train harder than ever Mr. Lee Ouan Khye. chairman of the BAM. selection committee, who said this today, added: "We
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    EX-COLONY STAR PUTS BOLTON INTO CUP FINAL
    145 12 EX-COLONY STAR PUTS BOLTON INTO CUP FINAL IF Bolton Wanderers, who beat Blackburn Rovers 2-1 In the semi finals on Saturday win this year's F.A. Cup final against either Manchester United or Fulham at Wembley. Singapore can feel proud to be associated with It. For the man who put Bolton
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    Clark highest
    36 12 SEREMBAN. Sun. MT. Ratnam's XI beat R.C Stanislaus s XI by 41 runs In the cricket trial here today. Ratnam's 258 (Clark 59. Hague 52, Ratnam 51 no. i. S Stanislaw'j 217 (Sen 46)
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    Signals out
    23 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The 48th Field Regiment beat Royal Signals Malaya 5-0 in a Caldbeck Cup soccer quarter-final at Tampin yesterday.
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    Urn Chu Kang sprint results
    570 12 1M Chu Kang sprint at Slnga- pore results: MOTOR CYCLES 50cc: 1 X.C Wong i Victoria). 2. Poh Koon Seng (Victoria). 52.785ec 125 cc: 1. Peter Chan (Oucatl), 31.01 sec. (record); 250 cc: 1. Louis Chia iDucath 2 Peter Chan (Ducati), 31 64sec 350 cc:
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    SINGAPORE COMBINE TOO WELL FOR S'GOR SELECTION
    226 12 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore gained some consolation for their 3-1 defeat by Selangor yesterday when they beat a Selangor Selection 4-1 before 2,200 people which included the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, at Princes Road today. Singapore played much better as a team
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    Dews best in KL cricket
    76 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun—Cricket results: Belangor Club beat Kilat Club by 27 runs. Selangor Club 115 (Dews 42. Pachymuthu 5-47) Kllat 88 (Dews 6-20) Selangor Indian Association beat XL Police by 141 runs. 8.1. A.: 207-7 dec. iMohinder Singh 61) Police 63 (Devaraj 7-23 >. V.M.C.A.
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    Sundram out
    126 12 NEOH REPLACES HIM AS FAS DELEGATE L' I AI.A LUMPUR, Sun.— Dr. K. Sundram, the F. A. of Selangor president, is no longer the Selangor representative on the F. A. of Malaya Council. At a "secret meeting" here, the F.A. of Selangor na s decided to replace Dr.
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    Coach to build team for Rome
    134 12 Coach to build team for Rome ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun— Th« Malaya Hockey Federation decided *oday not to bring out a topclass coach from India just to "brush up" Malaya's Asian Oames team. Instead negotiations will begin shortly to bring out an Indian coach to prepare the team for th«
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    22 12 PENANO. Sun— No swimmer succeeded in reaching the qualifying times at the Penang Asian Oames trials at Tanjong Bungah today
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    61 12 LONDON, Sun —Cambridge I University's rowing crew set a record for the 1 3 4 miles stretch from Hammersmith Bridge to Barnes Bridge during practice yesterday for the annual boat race against Oxford University on Apr. 5. The time of 7min 49sec was three seconds better
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