The Straits Times, 2 April 1958

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80.000 The Straits Times He**** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1958 y; 1S CENTS
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    Lock icon WEST SUMATRA ATTACK
    522 1 REBELS CLAIM: WE ARE PRESSING OUR FIRST GAINS 'Seventy Soekarno paratroops killed In scattered guerrilla fighting 9 Jakarta takes a key road link JAKARTA, Tuesday. r |MU-'. Indonesian Army Headquarters announced today that troops had invaded rebel West Sumatra. A communique said loyalist forces had occupied Bangkinang,
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    Mr. N starts probe on that 'cloak and dagger exit'
    194 1 Mr. N starts probe on that 'cloak and dagger exit rh Indonesian Consul General in Singapore, Mr. R. Achmad Natanagara, is Investigating reports that two top Sumatran rebel leaders left Singapore secreUy in a Nationalist Chinese Civil Air Transport C47 aircraft early on Monday morning. The Consul-General yesterday asked the
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    'KEEP CLEAR' WARNING TO SINGAPORE SHIPS
    103 1 PHE Master Attendant In I Singapore has Issued a shipping circular warning all Colony ships to keep clear *f the West Sumatran coastal area. Phe notice to shipowners states that the approaches to Padang harbour have been mined for a distance of 65 miles,
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    Lock icon Washington: No Moscow arms yet for Soekarno's men
    136 1 il Wll \<. lo\ Tups High American officials said today that the Soviet Union has not furnished any military equipment so far to the Indonesian (entral Government to help It quell the rebellion in Sumatra. lor has any Communist country sent arms
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    ARMY CHIEF AT PAKAN BAROE
    35 1 THE Indonesian Army Chlef-of-Staff. Major-General Abdul Harls Nasution (half profile). talks to par a troop officers at Pakan Baroe. Central Sumatra, after their men had captured the town.— CJ. picture.
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    T.H. Tan resigns MCA job
    86 1 T.H. Tan resigns MCA job [TV ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The executive se-' cretary of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. T. H. Tan, has resigned his Job. H e told ttu Straits Times that he had given six months notice to the association and was resigning for "personal reasons." Mr. Tan,
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    Lock icon Nicosia murder'
    37 1 NICOSIA. Tues. Gunmen shot dead a Cyprlot Greek youth In Nicosia's old city today, third anniversary of the Eoka terrorist organisation. The police were investigating a series of explosions in Famaeusta during the night —Reuter.
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    PROSTITUTES' UPROAR IN CITY COUNCIL
    796 1 PROSTITUTES' UPROAR IN CITY COUNCIL 4 T YET another stormy r A City Council yesterday, Ong Pang Boon, likened th< councillors to "the virtue His remarks brought i non-PAP councillors and < Mr. Ong Eng Ouan, to enfc "unbecoming, offensive an* meeting; of the Singapore the Deputy Mayor, Mr. le
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    Six hurt in brawl outside cinema
    221 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHREE people were stabbed and three others beaten up with motor cycle chains and strides In a clash last night between 12 Chinese youths and six Indian ticket collectors at the Rex cinema here. Women and children screamed as the skirmish
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    Lock icon Paris at a standstill
    75 1 PARIS, Tues. Parisians set out before dawn today to walk, hitchhike and .cycle to work, as all public transport and most public services closed down In a 24-hour strike, touched off by mounting living costs. In Paris, underground train, bus and suburban railway services were at
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    Goodwill trip
    16 1 JERUSALEM, Tues. A flve--man goodwill mission of the Burmese Defence Ministry arrived here yesterday.
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    Lock icon New air route
    22 1 TOKYO. Tues.— Japan Airlines today Inaugurated a da*'v tTTt«;-Paeln> service b«> tween Tokyo and San Francisco, via Honolulu.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 1,200 RESCUED FROM BLAZING SHIP
    131 1 BOMBAY, Tues.— The liner City of Sydney has picked up about 1,200 passengers from the migrant ship Skaubryn, which caught fire in the Indian Ocean, radio messages here said today. The City of Sydney, owned by Ellerman Lines, reported: ■Have rescued 1,200 passenv;ors. Accurate figure
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    TIN PRICE DROPS FOR NEW PERIOD
    260 1 TIN PRICE DROPS FOR NEW PERIOD A SHARP drop of $5.50 in the tin price to $360.50 per picul marked the beginning of the second Malayan tin control yesterday. In Kuala Lumpur a leader of the tin mining industry. Sir Douglas Waring, attributed the sudden drop in the price to
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    2 a.m. news roundup
    88 1 2 a.m. news roundup N LIST CHINESE BOY SCOUTS BANNED JAKARTA. Tues. An Education Ministry decree published today forbade activities by Nationalist Chinese Boy Scouts "in the Interests of maintaining law and order." The Nationalist Chinese Boy Scouts Association was told that its members are prohibited from wearing the Boy
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    Lock icon INDIAN COMMUNISTS TO RENOUNCE FORCE
    91 1 AMRITSAR. Tues.—The central committee of the Indian Communist Party meets here tomorrow to draft resolutions changing the party's constitution. The new draft constitution pledges the party to peaceful aims to achieve "full democracy and socialism." This is viewed as a basic departure from the orthodox
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    Lock icon S6B A WEEK MINER WINS 51.777.170
    68 1 LONDON. Tues.—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley. of Horden. County Durham, learned today that they had won the world record amount of £209.079 (SI. 777.170) in a British foo'ball nool l*st Saturday. Mr. Riley. 58. is a miner and for the past 11 years has
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    Lock icon QUIET BIRTHDAY FOR RAF
    26 1 LONDON. Tues. The Royal Air Force. 40 years old today, has planned a quiet celebration with no big parades or flypasts. Reuter.
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    Lock icon A-ban follows biggest test series
    122 2 BUTLER SAYS: WE WILL EXAMINE RED STATEMENT IN DESIRE FOR PEACE AS MR. KHRUSHCHEV sits with his bead bawed, all hands, includ. ing that of Marshal Bulganin (at extreme right, back row) are raised in unanimous ap> proval of his nomination by President Voroshilov that
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    237 2 Summit BIG THREE SUGGEST APRIL DATE f ONDON, Tues.— The Western Big Three in their first note to Russia's new premier Mr. Nikita Khrushchev proposed yesterday that diplomatic discussions for a summit conference begin in the second halt of April. The Western powers took the initiative for summit talks In
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    Lock icon TV WARNING ON SUPERIORITY OF NORMAL ARMS
    584 2 LONDON, Tuesday. RUSSIA'S decision to suspend nuclear tests announced yesterday in Moscow fol- J lows upon 44 the greatest series of Rnssian tests that nave ever taken place, it was re- r M., veak'd here last night. i l'll* c i i w
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    Lock icon 50 injured as union men fight guards
    145 2 [KIT OF THE WORLI It M#...] If IROSHIMA, Tues. gjtfSSTS *S SSL*,*^ |uard whe« onion members attempted U fore« wa th* railway bureau to talk over new wa» demands with the bureau director. —IP BUDAPEST: A Soviet delation led by Mr. Khrushchev «.n
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    Lock icon Will I see Margaret? Townsend says: I hope so
    291 3 Will I see Margaret? Townsend says: I hope so f ONDON, Tues. 1' Group Captain Peter Townsend was last nifht reported to have answered "I hope so" to a question whether he would see Princess Margaret again. The 43-year-old Group Captain, whose reunion with Princess Margaret latft Wednesday after an
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    Lock icon Mac: World slump is big chance I for Reds
    327 3 Mac: World slump is big chance I for Reds BRITAIN WARNED: WE MUST STEER ECONOMIC MIDDLE WAY LONDON, Tuesday. MR. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, warned last night that a world slump would give the Communists an opportunity for "subversion and intrigue/ Addressing a meeting in Halifax, he said: "The
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    'Poison' widow to appeal
    47 3 LEEDS. Tues. Mrs. Mai Wilson, the widow of Wind Nook, sentenced to death o Saturday for murdering tw husbands, is to appeal. She was found guilty. aft< a six-day trial here, of mvi dering her second and thii husbands by phosphorus do sonlng—Reuter.
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    ALEC GUINNESS SMILES AT A PICTURE OF 'OSCAR' AWARD
    99 3 BRITISH ACTOR Ale. iuinnrss looks with I mil«, at a picture radioec ram thr United State; howinjr Hollywood Aim tar Jean Simmons reeeivng on his behalf the "Best ictor of the Tear" Aca- demy Award from Cary Grant for his role
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    Lock icon New Syrian-Israeli border clash ARTILLERY IN 150-MINVTE DUEL
    168 3 New Syrian-Israeli border clash ARTILLERY IN 150-MINVTE DUEL TEL AVIV, Tuesday. SYRIAN and Israeli artillery yesterday fought a two-and-a-half hour duel in the borderline of Huleh Valley scene of a 75-minute similar clash lon Sunday. An Israeli Army spokesman aid three Israeli villages 'ere shelled. Three civilians, ncludlng a woman
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    Lock icon Russia bans travel by foreigners
    90 3 w Cy MOSCOW. Tues. rpHE Soviet authorities have 1 banned all travel by foreign diplomats and other foreigners to the southern areas of the Soviet Union The ban. similar to one Imposed last year. Is expected to last two weeks. The areas affected are the
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    Lock icon £3,000 bull
    25 3 SYDNEY. Tues- Top price of 2.900 guineas fur a bull was paid by a British breeder at today's Hereford Stud cattle sales here.—Reuter
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    Lock icon SAUD DENIES HAND OVER OF POWERS
    199 3 BEIRUT, Tuesday. I£ING SAUD of Saudi Arabia yesterday denied that he relinquished any power to his brother, Crown Prince Faisal, by proclaiming sweeping responsibilities for him in the fields of foreign, internal and financial affairs. The proclamation last week of wide-ranging duties for Faisal
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    Lock icon DIEFENBAKER WINS BY A LANDSLAIDE VOTE
    135 3 DIEFENBAKER WINS BY A LANDSLAIDE VOTE I (VITAWA, Tues.— Mr. John Diefenbaker. the Canadian Prime Minister.- last night led the Progress i v c Conservative Party to the biggest election victory in Canada's history. A landslide victory swept htm and his supporters back to power with a majority of more
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    Lock icon Women tell court: We will kill ourselves
    182 3 LONDON lues. A FORMER photographer's model told the Appeal Court yesterday that unless she and her mother could "clear themselves of the stigma" involved in "losing a lawsuit against an 81 -year-old baronet they would "commit suicide." The ex-model. Jacqueline Gray, asked the
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER nad Tin
    260 3 1 ONDON. Men Most section* ot the London stock exchange today maintained Friday's firm tendency under a selective demand Business was restricted by the approach of the Easter holiday and Budget Day. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty »ere- Consols £49S'16
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    RUBBER
    28 3 LONDON. Mon Spot 23d May 23d., June 23d., July-Sept. 23d., Oct -Dec 23d., Jan-March 23' id.. April c.l.f. 22Kd.. May c.l.f. 22Hd., June 22Hd Tone Steady, quiet.
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    TIN
    22 3 LONDON, Mon Buyers £730. sellers £730 H, Forward buyers E7294. sellers £730. Settlement £730' i: a.m 23S tons, p.m. 110 ton*.
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    'Chocolate box' art off Malaya
    141 4 'Chocolate box' art off Malaya iron Tues. MANY Malayan schoolchildren studying art lack ariginality In their work, the Federation's Inspector of School Art and (rafts. Mr. lay Hooi Keat, said here today. "Those students who have not received any rnlifthtened instruction tend to copy their paintings or drawings from p.m.
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    No tax returns
    37 4 IPOH Tues A miner. Chan Kwon Yut. was fined $200 by the Ipoh Magistrate today for failing to send in his income tax returns for last year within the prescribed period He pleaded guilty.
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    nTENGKU( at' Bridge' | premiere / TELLS OF PoW AID
    227 4 nTENGKU- at' Bridge' premiere TELLS OF PoW AID *T UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight recalled the part he and friends in Kedah played to help "stragglers" from the SiamBurma death railway in World War 11. He was speaking at a charity premiere at the Cathay here of the
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    Non-Malays help the language experts
    177 4 PENANG, Tues. A sevenman committee appointed by the Government to review the spelling of romanised Malay today held its third session here with non-Malay delegates and representatives of Malay literary organisations. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Jaafar. secretary to the committee, told the Straits Times the
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    Disrespect for the anthem: Youth leaders call for a campaign
    324 4 THEY SAY: GOVT. SHOULD EXPLAIN ITS REAL SIGNIFICANCE TO PEOPLE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. YOUTH leaders here today called for an extensive campaign by the Government and voluntary organisations to "instil" loyalty in the citizens of this country. This followed the
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    $219,000 appellant says: Deals were gambling contracts
    181 4 $219,000 appellant says: Deals were gambling contracts JUDGMENT was reserved by the Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday la an appeal of Mr S. E. Miirahle against a judgment of the High Court awarding $21»,M« to Stanton Nelson and Co., on transactions in respect of purchase and sale of future rubbers
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    RUBBER BODY WILL REDUCE CLAIMS
    184 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE proposed Pan-Malayan Rubber Association will reduce the mounting trade claims against Malayan and Singapore rubber shipment* a trade leader here. Mr H. Wong, told the Strait* Times today During the first 10 month* of last year, these claims totalled about $157,000
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    To stand trial
    33 4 IPOH. Tues.—A watchman. Jit Singh. 25. was today com mltted for trial in the Ipol) High Court on a charge of murdering another watchman. Te]a Singh. 25. on Jan 13
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    EVELYN IN 'WORKING GIRL' CONTEST
    60 4 EVELYN IN 'WORKING GIRL' CONTEST Branch chief PROVINCE WELLESLY Tues. Mr N Govlndasamy Butterworth town councillor. •has been elected president of the Prai branch of the Malayan Indian Congress. VIIn-, EVELYN UMlii who will be competing in tke 1951 "Ideal Working Girt" contest io be held in conjunction with an
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    Tin ore loss: Two charged
    68 4 JVUALA LUMfUH, ITJeS A former jaga. Manor Singh, 22, and an engine driver Lay Kow, 23, of the Uan Seng Tin Mine, Kepong, were charged here today with stealing four piculs of tin ore worth $800 between Jan 24 and 27 Both pleaded not guilty
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    RADIO: Generla Programe
    161 4 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 11 aeten SINGAPORE Medina wa*e 476 metrrt KUALA LUMPUR Mrriiaio wave 341 meiin PENANO Mriitam »vr 336 fltttm iron Medium wave 33* uelrrt MALACCA Mrdi.m wave I»7 metres A.M. 7.15 Good Morning to Liste nen; 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7 30 The
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    XL bus take-over urged Councillor: Aid to revenue
    138 4 XL bus take-over urged Councillor: Aid to revenue ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues. -The municipal council was urgrd last night to take over the town's transport services. Speaking at the council's monthly meeting. Tuan Haji Yahya bin Shiekh Ahmad 'Party Negara) said that to take over the service would give the council
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    'Exiles' will celebrate
    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Malays from Negrl Semb.lan residing here will hold a Harl Raya gathering a", the Merdeka Btadium Restaurant nn May 3. Members of the organising committee are Rajak Khalid bin Harun of the Selan^or RIDA office. Inche Abdul Ja111 bin Jama) of the Prime Minister's
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    New Territorial Chief
    55 4 IPOH. Tues The Raja Kechil Bongsu of Perak Raja Ahmad Hashim bin Raja Abdul Malik, has been appointed Territorial Chief of Lower Perak. He Is a retired police officer. He takes the place ot Raja Hirdan bin Raja Chik Abdul Ham Id who was dismissed by the
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    Union chief: I did not make annual threat
    390 5 INQUIRY TOLD OF 3 STRIKE MOVES IN 5 YEARS PRNANG, Tues.— The president of the Eastern Smelting Employees* Union, Inche SharifY Baboo, denied today that he followed a "consistent policy" of making a strike threat to the management every year of his
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    AN AUDIENCE WITH QUEEN FOR LADY B-P
    175 5 AN AUDIENCE WITH QUEEN FOR LADY B-P KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— Lady BadenI jwell. "grand old lady' of the Girl Guides movement, was received in audience by the Raja Permaisun Agong today. The Consort of the King Is patron of the movement in Malaya Lady Baden-Powell, who arrived thi s morning
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    FENNER TO TAKE OVER TOP POLICE JOB
    79 5 FENNER TO TAKE OVER TOP POLICE JOB MX I. 11. FENNER (above). a former Chief Police Officer of Johore. will succeed Mr W.L.R. Carbonell a« the Federation's Commissioner of Police when the latter retires in Septemper. Ministry of Defence statement said yesterday that the appointment had been made by the
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    What's on in the town today
    900 5 l'< li.tliy \THAY: Three Faces of Eve I 15. 3.30. 6.45. 9.15; ODEON: shackcut on 101 3.15. 6.45. 9 15: PARAMOIXT: Captain KLshore 1 30. 6 30. 9.30: CAPITOL: Es- I capade in Japan 1.15, 3 30. 6.30. 9 30; REX: Lewnd of the
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    HIGH TIDES-TODAY and TOMORROW
    60 5 TODAY: Singapore 113 a.m. (Bft. Sin.) 10.M PJB. (Bft 4tn.); Port nlckson 5.04 am. (Bft. lin 524 p.m (Bft. ttn.); Penang 1139 a.m. (7ft. Tin i 11.43 pm (7ft. Btn.) TOMORROW: Singapore 104 b a.m. (9ft. 21n.) 10.40 pjn. (•ft.); Port Dicteon 5.52 a.m. (Bft. 71n.)
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    'PENANG WOULD BACK UMNO LEADER BID'
    202 5 PENANG, Tuesday. VfOST of the state's 200 UMNO branches would support a motion calling for Tengku Abdul Rahman to be replaced as UMNO president, the secretary of the division, Inche Rahim Khan, said The motion, to be moved q the Bagan Dalam branch, iroposes
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    Apex Clubs' new plan
    115 5 to 'adopt' toirns KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Australian Apex Clubs are each planning to "adopt' a Malayan town or village to help promote welfare schemes for the people. This is revealed In a statement Issued by the Australian High Commission here today The statement quoted a Malayan
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    $4,500 FINES FOR EVADING LIQUOR DUTY
    63 5 BUTTERWORTH, Tues.-A fisherman. Lim Kirn Chuan. 49. and a fishmonger. Teh Kee Yeoh. 41. were today fined $4,500 each— in default six months' Jail— for possessing 20 gallons or liquor on which $499 duty had not been paid. The liquor, and the sampan in
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    Jailed for selling friend's cycle
    62 5 PBNANO. Tues. a man who orrowed a bicycle from a friend and sold It was Jailed for four months here for criminal breach of trust. "Prison is the safest place for a man like you." the second magistrate. Tuan Nik Hussaln bin Nik AM. told
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    Health Day exhibition
    45 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. An exhibition In connection with World Health Day will be held at the Audence Hall, Government Offices, from Apr. 7to 9 beginning each day at 10 a.m. The theme of the exhibition will be "Ten Years of Health Progress."
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    Labour meeting
    25 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The recently formed Labour Party will hold a meeting at Jalap. Zubeidah in Johore Bahru on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    DEATH
    29 6 M W»r4t til l Minimum) CABLE RECEIVED Informing the dea'.h of Mrs. Saravanamuttu. wife of Mr. V. Saravanamuttu Ex-Office Assistant, Federal Secretariat, at Kollankaladdy Telilppollal, Ceylon on 31.3.68.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    78 6 M H.rrf. t/« «#1>u»..1«.). MR. GAN TAM and family Of Serein ban thank relatives, friend.'. a&aorla'lons and schools for thru attendances, scrolls, wreaths and condolence message* »t the funeral of Mrs. Oan Tain. MADAM LIAN I.EONQ NEO. Widow and Chong Chee Yong son of the late Cnong> Yew Choon.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    303 6 -.t..,rf, tit iHiiumum) THE WONDERFUL new HooverMutlc washing machine Is being demonstrated at Whlteaways ilns nltd noon at 2 30 and 3.30. IRY A HOLIDAY that's different. Hire a caravan lrom PanMalayan Caravans. Full particulars PO. Box 4041. Singapore. YOUR HUSBAND will be delighted if you give his food
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  • The StraitsTimes S'pore Wed. Apr. 2, 1958
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      Beaten To The Draw
      722 6 Britain and America have both changed their position slightly in recent weeks on the suspension of nuclear tests. But they have changed it neither fast enough nor far enough to deprive Russia ot the propaganda advantage «>l i unilateral suspension. Th Russian announcement is no surprise.
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      Home And Away
      212 6 The Federation Government has bought premises lor its embassies in Paris and Tok>o. but has not found the ambassadors. This delay, announced by Tmgku Abdul Rahman, was to be expected. Malaya has more work to be done than there are hands to do it. Dato Nik Ka'nil's
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      The Real Threal
      207 6 There was moifc earning than comfort in Mr. F. L. Lane's review of trade al the annual meeting ot the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. The entrepot trade is becoming more finely balanced as costs increas. and as Singapore's neighbours try to do for themselves what Singapore traditionally
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    A BUMPER LITERARY CROP EXPECTED THIS WINTER
    1192 6 China's writers and artists are planning to increase their output by several tens of thousands of words EVERY civil servant knows of the Imperial examinations by which his fellowbureaucrats in China were selected centuries before the North-cote-Trevelyan Report. And addicts of "Monkey," Arthur
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      University transfer: Students' views
      557 6 WE refer you to your report of 'ST. March 29 regarding the Federation Government's desire to retain the second year Arts students in Kuala Lumpur for the session 1958/59. We are deeply concerned about this. Our silence in the past must not be interpreted aa sign
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      Oil pollution of the sea
      52 6 On pollution at the sea beach around Blnga pore has started again due to ships in view of the present Indonesian crisis, lying Idle at both the Eastern and Western anchorages If nothing Is done, our Easter swim from the beach will become Orang-Mlnyah. KEEN
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    TROOPS ASK FOR SWIM POOLS
    172 7 TROOPS ASK FOR SWIM POOLS AM O S T Federation i?1 army camps situated far from the sea lack swimming pools —and this is one of the biggest grouses of British servicemen stationed in Malaya. General Sir Nevll BrownJohn. Quarter-Master General at the War Office, said this In Singapore yesterday
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    12 will advise the Sultan
    36 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues A 12-member independent body the Juma'ah Pangkuan Negeri i council of elders was formed last night to advise the Sultan of Trengganu on constitutional and other kta'e matters.
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    Leonard Club closes
    80 7 TANAH RATA. Tues.— The Leonard Recreation Club, established here In 1947. Is to be closed down because of lack of Interest shown by members. The club has a balance of $1,029 In the bank and ar- rears of subscription amounting to $750. The money will be used
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    Police put students to flight
    140 7 tEVKNTY STUDENTS flee In disorder, chased by policemen wielding canes, from the padang at Kota Bharu, Kelantan. "he students, from the Sultan Ismail College and the Zainab Girls' School had gathered to protest against the delay In starting Malay secondary classes. 'he unruly students de.
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    Council outburst over a question for Mr. Mac V
    350 7 'YOU SHOULD ASK ME— I'M CHAIRMAN/ SAYS ONG SHARP exchanges broke out between the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, I ducting yesterday's ngapore City CounI meeting. The row began durg the debate on pro>sed public tours of uncii installations. Mr. Lee
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    Hoaxers were few on All Fools' Day
    259 7 Hoaxers were few on All Fools' Day 4 PRIL FOOL'S DAY brought only a mild crop of hoaxes in Singapore yesterday. Some people chose the police as the target of their humour, phoning up officers and bawling "April Fool" when they got a reply Others reported imaginary robberies and accidents—
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    Health Week plans
    72 7 TELUK ANSON. TuesLower Perak will hold a "Health Week" in May. An elaborate programme has been drawn up. It includes a health exhibition, film shows and talks In the rura] areas, special essay, paster and slogan competitions for schools, a cleanliness competition, and an Intensified campaign to
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    Army decides to send Private Piara back to Britain
    164 7 Army decides to send Private Piara back to Britain PRIVATE Piara Singh. >•— ex-Private Claude Raymond Perfect thr British soldier who became a Sikh, is leaving Malaya. Last month after alleging that bin colleagues were humiliating him Claude left his unit without permission. Four days later after an unsuccessful attempt
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    TRENGGANU GETS A DEPUTY M.B.
    216 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tuesday. <T»RENGGANU today betame the first state in the Federation to have an elected deputy Mentri Besar. The Sultan of Trengganu at a simple ceremony at the L-tana Badanah this mornIng appointed the Alliance 'hip in the state council. Inche Ibrahim Fikri bin
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    NEW YEAR DRINKS COST HIM $50
    69 7 IPOH, Tues. —The manager of the Kinta Swimming Club, Ho Yu Kee 43. was fined $50 here today for selling two whiskies after hours on Chinese New Year Day. Wah Kai Teik. manager of the Metropole Hotel pleaded not guilty to breaking the terms
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    New chief at police college
    44 7 KUALA KUBU BHARU. Tues.—Supt. Abdullah bin Hanaplah has assumed duties a s Deputy Commandant. Federal Police College here. He succeeds Mr. J. Dougan. who has been promoted Commandant of the College with the rank acting Assistant Commissioner of Police.
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    Hawkers fined
    33 7 A total of 190 hawkers pleaded guilty In a Singapore court yesterday to charges of hawking in prohibited areas and setting up unlicensed stalls. Their fines ranged from $3 to $15.
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    XL airport will be busier
    81 7 XL airport will be busier KUALA II MPI K Tues. International air traffic to Kuala Lumpur will be doubled this month when three more overseas airlines start operating here. The Federation Got ernment has decided to grant temporary permits to these airlines for a weekly service In each direction through
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    To celebrate full moon
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. A. P L. Jayawardena will celebrate full moon at the Buddhist Temple in Temple Road. Brickfields. here on Thursday. Th e temple will also hold a remembrance ceremony for dead members at the Sinhalese Buddhist Cemetery. Loke Yew Road, at 4.30 p.m.
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    Puasa hours at small district hospitals
    246 7 Puasa hours at small district hospitals ITUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. Small, district hospitals in the Federation are working on "puasa" hours— from 8 am. to 2 p.m. on week-days and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays —during the fasting month. Only "strictly" emergency cases will be attended to outside
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    Bandit morale destroyed by new security force drive
    318 8 TWO SURRENDERED REDS BRING NEWS OF PANIC IN THE JUNGLE IPOH, Tuesday. TWO TERRORISTS who surrendered to police in the "Operation Bintang" area of Batu (>ajah recently, disclosed today that intensified security force action had wrecked the morale of terrorist gangs and
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    A freight war on Calcutta run soon?
    165 8 A freight war on Calcutta run soon? PNANG. Tims. A»*tker shipping war may start soon. This time on the Malaya-Calcutta route. The Straits-Calcutta Conference has circularised shippers that another line, which advertised its intention to run vessels along this riMitc was not a member of the i-onfer-ent'e. Two of its
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    SEARCH FOR BODY OF BOY, FOUR, WHO DIED IN HOUSE BLAZE
    115 8 SEARCH FOR BODY OF BOY, FOUR, WHO DIED IN HOUSE BLAZE A rOLICEMAN searches in the rubble of a carpenter's workshop in Tasir Pinji new village, near Ipoh. for the remains of a four-year-old boy who was burnt to death on Sunday night. The father. Mr. Chow Meng. standing amidst
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    Tight Sambanthan? I'm all for him9
    119 8 Tight Sambanthan? I'm all for him 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. One of the eight candidates who sought to oust the I Minister of Health. Mr. V.T. Sambanthan. as president of the Malayan Indian congress in the forthcoming election has now dropped out. He Is Mr. Danll Jaya- ratnam. of the
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    NEW BAN HOTS LAST YEAR'S COLLEGE FAILURES
    183 8 NEW BAN HOTS LAST YEAR'S COLLEGE FAILURES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Student teachers who failed to get Into one of the three Malayan teachers' training colleges last year may not apply again this year. The Ministry of Education ban hat disappointed more than 100 teachers ln English schools ln the Federation.
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    Exodus of labour due to estates break-up
    116 8 Exodus of labour due to estates break-up KLANG, Tues. Fragmentation of estates in the Federation has resulted ln an exodus of Indian labourers to India during recent months. The Labour Department here la having difficulty making arrangements for the large numbers of labourers seeking repatriation. A torrent A spokesman of
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    HAWKERS, WIVES BLAMED FOR FILTHY LANES
    218 8 HAWKERS, WIVES BLAMED FOR FILTHY LANES KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ||OUSEWIVES and food hawkers have been blam- ed for the "filthy" conditions of certain part* of Kuala Lumpur town. Th» rhatrman of the hcSh cornS Ra°ja -t hT* Mu n nlcip J al tne Municipal UOlinCllS SKS t s£« B SS2
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    Council gives up
    55 8 $50,000 job KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Kuala Lumpur municipality has handed back the job of collecting water bills here to the PWD water department. A municipal spokesman said today that although the municipality received $50,000 a year commission "the Job was not worth while because of the number
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      337 8 32 Not a sound characteristic Straits Times Crossword M srSri* 24 How to raise money for which •^s?g i«uu 2 ri«J 3 »vosi A EPHT 18^7 l>^3 Ue DOt cover f d S) Hi ils £2S £23 E^ Us 1 Free-for-aJI ln the Held? (5. 2. B i. 3). th«
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    Lock icon The amazing Baroness Dorothea, diplomat, spy
    1017 9 A WILD mob rioted round a carriage iK ;u London's House of Lords in August, In the carriage was Baroness Dorothea de Lieven, wife of the Russian Ambassador and a reigning beauty. Leaders of the mob called on her to cheer the Queen. Dorothea
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
    244 9 They were seen every where together, shocking staid officials with their open love-making At night they disappeared into Metternich's house to the disgust of stuffy diplomats Gossips had a Held day when Dorothea's fourth son, George, was born in October, 1819. They called him "The Child
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    SHARP METAL PRICE DROP: NEW CONTROL PERIOD FOR MINERS
    411 10 By Our Market Correspondent fHE second control period under the Malayan tin restriction scheme began yesterday and resulted in more offerings of ore to smelters by mining companies. No rush, however, wa« reported from mining .centres. As a result of the
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    OFFICIAL PRICES
    22 10 SINGAPORE, April 1. RUBBER: 774 cents per lb (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $360.50 per picul dtown $5.50
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    133 10 MELBOURNE, TUCS INVESTMENT shares recorded a firmer tone with British Tobacco up Is. Id. and General Industries up lOd. providing the sharpest movements on the Stock Exchange here today. Mining shares maintained a quiet tone Commonwealth loan* recorded an easier trend. Loans 3H% 1956-S9 £98 4s. 9d. Loans
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    RUBBER PRICES
    144 10 April first iradr rabber bayers 1.0.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 77', cents per lb. up a quarter of a cent on Monday's closing price. dosing tone Quiet. Clootag prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 76%. sellers 77**; Int. 1
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    337 10 The Malayan Share Brokers As*actation reported: "Industrials and rubbers were dull, and tins were easy after steady In sympathy with the fall In the metal price." Singapore and Federation Waiter* reported the following buainew don* yesterday: Fed. Dispensary $2.30 cd eel; Praser Neave oids $2.66 and $2.65 cd:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    109 10 Sinfipore Chinese Pradnce Ezchanfe: noon price* per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent April/May $30 3/4 buyers. $31 1/2 sellers- Coconut all: quiet; bulk $46 sellers, drum $50 sellers Pepper: quiet; no business reported done: Muntok white $121, Sarawak $120 (both down $7), special Sarawak black $71 (down
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 10 I Ihe Malayan Exchange Banki Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32.. 00. 32V 90 d/st 33 9 18 credit bills, 33 11/16 trade bills. Selling T.T. or OU ready: Canada 31%; French Franc* *****.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    283 10 i Shins lying alangsMe the Singa aore Harbour Board wharres or expected today are: Carthage 12 T.iisadane 4 5. Bengkalls 6A. Wonogirl 6 7. Benvrackle 8 9. Olenorchy 10 11, Oyonax 13 14. Eastern Prince 15 16. Menalau 18, Polyphemeus 19 20. Serdang N Wall 1, Clangor N
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    Eow Seng Rubber
    36 10 The reduction and reorganisation of Eow Seng Rubber Company's capital, involving a return 111 pet Cl unit, have been confirmed by the Court. Warrants I will b* distributed a* April 2a. ckmmm ncnmi
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      1049 12 The adventurers find a way out Bakar Bear falls down a pit in the jungle. AH, Rukiah and Mansoor' try to rescue him, without success, then Mat casts a spell which goes wrong. At last they fetch Ezani Elephant, but when they return with him, Bakar has found an underground
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      193 12 LfERE are some more pen pal s for you: Tommy Tan. aged l--335 Jalan Alsagoil. Pontian. Johore. Stamps, swimming, reading, fishing. Dicky Seah. aged 13 6-N Kirn Keat Road. Singapore 12. Cycling, swim m.ng. stamps. Richard Tan. aged 14. 39 Ewe Boon Road. Singapore 10 Stamps, swimming,
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    DISTINE CAN DEFY 9.12
    859 14 CHAMPION SPRINTER LOOKS SET FOR ANOTHER TRIUMPH TODAY RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP Chief rival is Hurry Hurry WITH every prospect of a good galloping track at Bukit Timah today, champion sprinter Distine looks set for yet another triumph on his pet course. Last season Distine capped
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    HIS UNION DEMAND ATTACKED, BUT TUAN STANDS FIRM
    367 14 HIS UNION DEMAND ATTACKED, BUT TUAN STANDS FIRM By VIC MAYACAM KUALA LUMPUR Tues. RIDICULOUS... *V UNREASONABLE. A BAD EXAMPLE— this was the reaction of Federation of Malaya Olympic Council officials to the demand by the Federation of Malaya. Amateur Athletic Union to send 14 athletes to the Asian Games
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    United beaten
    57 14 LONDON, Tues Manchester United were beaten again In the First Division of the English Football League when they lost 3-2 to Aston Villa last night. Rangers won the Olasgow Cup yesterday by beating Third Lanark 4-2. In a Scottish League One match. Partlck Thistle beat Falklrk a-i. Southport
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    Shaharuddin will get chance to qualify
    129 14 Shaharuddin will get chance to qualify KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The President of the Federation of Malaya Amateui Athletic Union, Tuan Hajl Mustapha Albakri, said today that he would consider giving a trial to 16-year-old Shaharuddln to qualify for the Asian Games. At a recent meet in Kuala Lumpur Shaharuddln. of
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    Schools get 5 each
    92 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea. Kishan Dial School and Anglo-Chinese drew 5-5 after SO minutes of gruelling soccer In their Education Minister's Cup anal here today. ACS. led 4-1 at half time But Kishan Dial. In a >tormlng finish, levelled and then took the lead. Then two minutes
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    NEWCOMER RILEX TO BEAT THE FORM HORSES
    401 14 JAMITO nearly won the first race on Saturday with a break-away from the start. He battled on gamely enough under pressure but found Your Highness II far too good. With Your Highness II up In Dlv. 1. Jamito is worth each-way support In
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    BUKIT TIMAH RUNNERS RIDERS and BETTING FORECAST
    1022 14 *'**S <Cto*" Dlv- 1 6703 Lady Jaabe (LC. Yong) Daniels 3 9.0 (f) •Kh.mi. 2 ***** The Torch (Mr 4c Mis PJ. Thona) R. Breuk.7s 8.13 IO) Geerfe 3 ***** Palio (V.L Lee) Martin, 9 8.12 (O) Johnson 4 842 Jamito (Metropole St.)
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    231 14 The final Test PAKISTAN BEAT WEST INDIES BY AN INNINGS AND ONE RUN |>ORT OF SPAIN, Tues. Pakistan beat the West Indies by an Innings and one run in the fifth and final Test here yesterday. The West Indies, however, have won the series with three wins and a draw.
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