The Straits Times, 7 April 1960

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 Mo*** fie**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1960 L IS CENTS v x
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    BETS SHOPS for STORE
    991 1 THREE NEW BILLS TO MAKE RACING 'OPEN' Non-members can buy sweep tickets, go to course $10 mil. in extra revenue Byrne SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Government has decided to legalise offcourse totalisator betting in Singapore to put an end to the activities of bookmakers and gambling racketeers.
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    Margaret at boat race with ex-cox fiance
    68 1 SMILING BROADLY Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones sit* with his fiancee, Princess Margaret, in the Cambridge launch, Amaryllis, at Putney waiting for the start of the boat race between Oxford and Cambridge universities. The couple followed the whole of the race in the launch and
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    Govt plans to counter move by pawnmen
    305 1 Govt plans to counter move by pawnmen SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T HE Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today told the Assembly that he was deferring the third reading of the Pawnbrokers (Amendment) Bill to May 11 "to give the Govenment time to take such measures as may be
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    Lock icon RED CHINA CONSULATE CHEF GETS ASYLUM IN BRITAIN
    126 1 RED CHINA CONSULATE CHEF GETS ASYLUM IN BRITAIN lONDON, Wed— Mr. Kuo Teh-lou, head chef at the Communist cninese Consulate here, has been granted political asylum In Britain, the Home Office said today. He Is believed to be the first member of any Communist Chinese diplomatic establishment to gain asylum
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    'Peter Pan' dies
    34 1 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Peter Llewellyn Davl c s, adopted son of the late Sir James Barrle and the original "Peter Pan." died last night after falling on the underground railway line.
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    Lock icon The big walk
    34 1 LONDON, Wed.— Two British servicemen, Patrick Maloney and Mervyn Evans, left here by air today for the United States to begin marching 3.045 miles from San Francisco to New York. Reuter.
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    Lock icon INDIA PROTESTS TO PEKING
    88 1 INDIA PROTESTS TO PEKING NEW DELHI, Wed. India has protested to China against violations of Indian air space by Chinese aircraft over the North East Frontier, the Defence Minister, Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. told the Council of State (Upper House) today. In a written reply to a question, Mr.
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    Lock icon POLICE SHOOT NYANGA MOB: FOUR HURT
    69 1 POLICE SHOOT NYANGA MOB: FOUR HURT CAPETOWN. Wed.— Police labt night shot and wounded four of a group of Africans who attacked a police patrol escorting workers home at Nyanga, African township near here, it was announced today. Colonel J. A. C. Reay, divisional criminal Investigation officer, said the four
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    Officer kills top Red during hunt
    179 1 MENTAKAB, (Pa hang), Wed.— The No. 1 terrorist In central Malaya. Ah Tian, hag been killed by a British Army officer. Capt. T. G. Parsons, of the 2nd Field Beet Royal Artillery, near here. On a month's holiday on Sungei Tekal estate, here, at
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    Gardens site for home of Parliament
    604 1 Gardens site for home of Parliament $2 M. BOULEVARD WILL LEAD TO HOUSE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE FEDERATION'S multi-million-dollar Parliament House will 1 stand on a hill overlooking the Lake Gardens here, it was announced today. Work has already started on a wide tree-lined avenue leading to the site. r
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    Lock icon Ceylon to become a Republic
    107 1 COLOMBO, Wednesday. rpHE Government of Mr. Dudley Senanayake wil) introduce legislation soon to make Ceylon a Republic within tbe Commonwealth. The Governor-General. 9»r t Oliver Goonetilleke, announcing this in his opening address to the newly-elected Parliament tod-y, said the legislation would also guarantee fundamental rights
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 MENZ'tS NO rC PHOT DEBATE CA>BLFK.\ Vft<l Auj>trAlijn Premier M> ties todr itfused to ale Pjrlununi debate sooth AfriL^n mtJti Opposit.r Ictdcr C<il« bad asked ror subji be discus- .jj Hou morro*
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    One-man-one-wife: Big debate
    3673 2 ASSEMBLY REFERS WOMEN'S CHARTER TO SELECT COMMITTEE GOVERNMENT NOT INDULGING IN VOTE-CATCHING MANOEUVRE: GOH OPPOSITION members in the Singapore Legislative Assembly today supported the one-man-one- wife principle in the Women's Charter Bill, but described it as a piece of legislation meant only for the protection of rich
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    Riots in Seoul against Rhee
    119 3 Riots in Seoul against Rhee OEOUL, Wed. More than 5,000 Korean demonstrators clashed with club-wielding policemen today as they attempted to march toward the Presidential palace in Seoul demanding resignation of President Syngman Rhee and his government. Four people were arrested during several minutes of scuffle. Demonstrators. including opposition Democratic
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    91 3 CHEAPER AIR FARES TO BRITAIN LONDON. Wed— Cheaper air fares between Britain and many of her overseas territories were formally approved yesterday by the Minister of Aviation, Mr. Duncan Sandys, in the House of Commons. There will be several new classes of fares ranging from 16 per cent to 50
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    Lock icon Kennedy wins Round 1 of polls battle
    147 3 MILWAUKEE, Wed.—Senator John. Kennedy today beat his Democratic Party rival Senator Hubert Humphrey in Wisconsin's primary election, taking an important step towards being picked as the party's candidate for President in the national election in November. The chief significance of the result is
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    Lock icon British Press headlines the whippings
    324 3 British Press headlines the whippings THE STORM GROWS AT NEW POLICE ATROCITD3S AGAINST AFRICANS LONDON, Wednesday. MOST British newspapers yesterday gave prominence to dramatic reports of police whipping Africans in the streets of Capetown The reports, many on the front page, told of the amazement and horror of white shoppers
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    DE GAULLE SAYS: WE'LL WORK SIDE BY SIDE
    429 3 PRESIDENT de Gaulle. speaking at a State banquet in his honour at Buckingham Palace, last night pledged Britain and France to work "side by side" to deal with "the arduous problems that confront the universe." Speaking of his wartime association with Britain
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    Lock icon WORLD'SMOST CRUEL, ANTI-GOD COUNTRY —MINISTER
    121 3 WORLD'SMOST CRUEL, ANTI-GOD COUNTRY —MINISTER gYDNEI. Wed.— The Director of the Central Methodist Mission, the Rev. Alan Walker, described South Africa as the moat brutal anti-Christian country in the world. To have different viewa from the South African Government Is to face the risk of treason charges and gaol," he
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    Lock icon ICFTU CALLS FOR WORLD BOYCOTT
    80 3 ICFTU CALLS FOR WORLD BOYCOTT BRUSSELS, Wed. The powerful International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) has called on its 56 million members to start a two-month boycott of all South African goods from May 1. In an appeal to the "workers of the free world." It said the boycott
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    WOMAN LEADER: S. AFRICA THREATENS WORLD PEACE
    113 3 LONDON. Wed.— The Labour Party's women's conference was told yesterday that the racial troubles In South Africa could endanger world peace. Mm. Ada Bill ing ton. of Birmingham, said in her presidential address: "Unless wiser policies prevail, the peace of the whole wonld
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    Lock icon Shock of horror to Britons, says Gaitskell
    277 3 Shock of horror to Britons, says Gaitskell LONDON, "Wednesday. MR. HUGH Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Opposition, said the overwhelming majority of British people had received with "a shock of horror"' news of police action in Capetown on Monday. He was referring to Press reports of whipping and beating of
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    Lock icon THE GAEKWAR NAMES A RECORD DIAMOND
    87 3 THE GAEKWAR NAMES A RECORD DIAMOND PARIS. Wed. The teenaged Gaekwar of Baroda yesterday baptised a nameless mystery -jewel, the world's largest and most beautiful rose diamond, the "Prtncle Diamond." Prince Sayajarari, 14. named the diamond "Prtncle" after the nickname of his mother, the Maharanee of Baroda, gave him when
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    Marquess dies
    14 3 LONDON. Wed.-The Marquess of Bristol died yesterday In hospital, aged 89. 0.P.1.
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    Lee heads new recreation body
    926 4 55-MEMBER CORPORATION TO PROMOTE YOUTH SPORTS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES 55-MEMBER Corporation headed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is to be set up to promote community recreation in the State, and to take over the functions, assets and property of the former Singapore
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    MORE DEBATE FOR BILL TO PROMOTE ADULT EDUCATION
    880 4 MORE DEBATE FOR BILL TO PROMOTE ADULT EDUCATION SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JHE LEMBAGA GERAKAN PELAJARAN Dewasa Bill, which seeks to provide for the establishment of a body to promote and direct adult education, was today recommitted to committee in a move unprecedented in the history of the Legislative Assembly. The Bill
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    Assembly pusses polls amendments
    300 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Bill which makes it necessary tor a candidate for election to the Legislative Assembly to be a registered voter received unanimous support in the Assembly today and was passed without debate. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, who moved the second and
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    3 women caught stealing goods at a sale
    173 4 3 women caught stealing goods at a sale CJINGAPORE, Wed— Three k5 wumen, including two siilers. who were caueht shoplifting at Robinson and Co., Ltd.. Singapore. were today jailed for a day each, and also fined. The sisters Chan Kum Heng and Chan Kum Chin were fined $66 and $90,
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    EXERCISE FOR THE MIND
    43 4 EXERCISE FOR THE MIND CHESS has been always acclaimed as the best came to exercise the mind. It is rtmpie to learn. The Free Press exPOTt will teach you the game right from the elementary stages. His lesson* appear daHy, specially written for...
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    $500 MUST BE WON
    26 4 EVERT week 15M must be won in the Free Preoa Word Pnxsle eonteat. It is a free entry contest. Details are 1n....
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    316 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES BINOAPORE. Wed. The following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, ABBTVALS BO AC: From London, Zurich. Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 710) 7.39 pjn.: from Melbourne, Sydney. Darwin BA 713) 9.30 p.m. Garn<U: From Jakarta (OA 984 1 11 45 a.m. Air India:
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    AIRPORT STORE BURGLED
    69 4 AIRPORT STORE BURGLED SINGAPORE, Wed. Thieves broke Into the X.L.M. catering store at the Singapore Airport early this morning and stole 40.000 cigarettes worth about $2,000. The thieves left untouched bottles of champagne, whisky and other liquors In the store. A book hanging outside the store room door in which
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    Robbed of taxi and $3
    71 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A taxi driver, Koh Kirn Peow, was punched and robbed of S3 and his vehicle In Slglap here today by four men he had earlier picked up as passengers. While In Slglap Drive, one of the fares produced a dagger, punched him In
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    Alumni elects office bearers
    55 4 BINOAPORE. Wed. Dr. William Heng has been elected president of the Hong Kong University Alumni Association here for 1960-61. Other official* are: Dr. O. C Leow (president-elect). Messrs. Y. F. Chew (hon. secretary). Henry Pau (hon. treasurer). Albert Wong. Woon Wan Slang, Wilson Heiig. Henry Loo.
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      153 4 j ay s Singapore diary,.. UUSHNAN TEMPLE (152. Waterloo Street): Lecture on "Aruchunaa Thabasu" at 1 p.m. by fti C 8. 8. Mad Baghavathar. UNOAPOBE AST SOCIETY: Life model drawing class from 6 pjn. to 9 pjn. at Cultural Centre, Canning Rise: Hth annual exhibition by local artists at Singapore
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    Singapore's tribute to King
    402 5 ASSEMBLY EXPRESSES DEEP SORROW AND EXTENDS SYMPATHY OF PEOPLE TO THE QUEEN ALL PARTIES in the Legislative Assembly today associated themselves with a motion which expressed deep sorrow at the death of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of the Federation. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew,
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    Goh: Muslim officers do get leave for prayers
    141 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. said today it was the Government's policy to allow, subject to exigencies of tre service. Its Muslim officer* to leave work between noon and 1 p.m. on Fridays to attend public worship He
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    This is real value for money, says Rajaratnam
    141 5 This is real value for money, says Rajaratnam SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. said today that the value received from the expenditure incurred on the Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat in terms of synthesising a Malayan culture was immense. He said that the total expenditure, including refreshments and
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    PENSIONERS WANT TO BE EXEMPTED FROM TAX
    91 5 PENSIONERS WANT TO BE EXEMPTED FROM TAX :I{XALA LLMPLK. Wed. I The Pan-Malayan Pensioners Association want* the Government to exempt its members from paying income tax on the ground that their pensions are barely sufficient for their needs. This is one of the points raised in a memoraniura the association
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    $2mil. A YEAR LIKELY FROM NEW S'PORE PORT DUES
    266 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Legislative Assembly today passed in all stages a Bill to impose dues on ships calling at Singapore for the purpose of offloading or taking on cargo or passengers and on harbour vessels operating in local waters. The Deputy
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    Zoo site: A start at Templer Park in two —months predicted—
    249 5 Zoo site: A start at Templer Park in two months predicted A START on a national zoo may be made at Templer Park within two months, the secretary of the National Zoo Committee, Haji Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Salleh. said today. He said promoters ol the project were becoming Impatient
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    Headmaster off
    23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Mr. R. I Swales, headmaster of the Johore English College, has been appointed Chief Education Officer. Negrl Sembilan
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    UNIONS TO BE ALLOWED POLITICAL FUNDS UNDER NEW-LOOK LAWS
    1195 6 UNIONS TO BE ALLOWED POLITICAL FUNDS UNDER NEW-LOOK LAWS Byrne's Bill seeks to give Registrar power to freeze bank accounts and to inspect ballot documents 1^ H E Singapore Government proposes to allow the State's trade unions to set up their own political funds. A Bill providing for this and
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    $800,000 to aid S'pore fishermen and farmers
    226 6 $800,000 to aid S'pore fishermen and farmers SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T»HE Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, said in the Legislative Assembly today that the Government was working on programmes to help fishermen and farmers. He said that $800,000 had been earmarked to help farmers and fishermen and part
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    YOUTHS RUN WILD IN THE LOCK-UP: SIX JAILED
    113 6 YOUTHS RUN WILD IN THE LOCK-UP: SIX JAILED IPOH. Wed.— Seven youths in a police lock-up threw platr* and teapots about when they were being fed. the Ipoh Magistrate. Mr. Chew Kok Chooi. was told today. Six of the youths pleaded guilty to a charre of behaving in a disorderly
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    Fired crackers
    23 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Ta Teh. 24. was fined $70 In the magistrate's court today for letting off fireworks yesterday without authority
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    Govt. plans to recruit 600 to train as teachers
    162 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government will recruit 600 School Certificate holders this year to be trained as teachers at four centres. A Ministry of Education spokesman said today that 300 of the successful applicants would be trained at Brlnsford Lodge
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    One port authority for S'pore urged
    1450 7 PROPOSALS TO SPREAD OPPORTUNITIES FOR TOTAL EMPLOYMENT AMONG ALL T SINGAPORE, Wednesday HE Commission of Inquiry into the system of contract labour in Singapore has recommended, in its report published today, the establishment of a single Port of Singapore Authority. The Commission, which sat
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    Members of the Commission
    48 7 MEMBERS of Contract Inquiry Commission art: Dr. Charles Camba (chairman), Mr. Poh Soo Jin, Mr. S. Woodhull, Mr. C. Kandasamy, Mr. Fong Swee Suan, Mr. John Mammon, Mr. Wong Chee Fong, Mr. J. Fraser-Bruce Mr. Tham Poh Leong and Mr. Koh Sam Pin (secretary).
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    Planter killed by buffalo
    36 7 ALOR STAR. Wed— A padl planter. Awang bin Salleh, 54. who was gored by a buffalo, died in the Alor Star General Hospital last night. Police are still hunting for the animal
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    Road names
    29 7 1 KUANTAN. Wed The Kuntap Town Council has formed a sub-committee to deal with the naming and re-naming of roads and streets in the State capital here.
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    BELL SEEKS TO BAN MASSAGE PARLOURS IN CERTAIN AREAS
    174 7 BELL SEEKS TO BAN MASSAGE PARLOURS IN CERTAIN AREAS KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. A BILL which aims to control massage parlours in the Federation specifies that they will be allowed to operate only in business zones. Massage panours nave been mushrooming in the Federation since the Bingapor» Government took strong action
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    New P.R.O. appointed to Farelf
    122 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Col. E. G. D Heard, former general staff officer of the Ist Royal Artillery Regiment in Germany, has been appointed Deputy Director of Public Relations for the Far East Land Forces He succeeds Col. R. J. A. Hornby, of the East Surrey Regiment,
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    Body found in stream
    41 7 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. The body of a padi planter, Lazim bin Hashim, 36. was found in a stream at Pengkalan Bongar. Kepala Batas. yesterday afternoon. A woodcutter, Ahmad bin Bakar. came across the body and reported to police.
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    INDEPENDENT LABOUR SET-UP IS RECOMENDED BY COMMITTEE FOR SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    2349 7 INDEPENDENT LABOUR SET-UP IS RECOMENDED BY COMMITTEE FOR SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD OINGAPORE, Wed. The recommendations of the Commission of Inquiry into the system of contract labour are summarised below The Commission recommends that the Port or Singapore Authority should have two labour departments: The dock labour department, and the stevedoring
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    The Straits Times Thursday, April 7, 1960. Beating The Bookie
    629 8 The Straits Times Thursday, April 7, 1960. Beating The Bookie A new and determined attempt to beat the bookmaker is to have legislative backing in Singapore. It is intended to legalise off-the-course betting, to admit the general public to the Bukit Timah racecourse, and to have facilities for betting on
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    A Week's Work
    404 8 Since Bloody Monday March 21, on which day South African police slaughtered 71 Africans and caused injury to another 182— there has been almost constant rioting and disorder in the Union, The bitterness of the situation has even, in some cases, turned African against African, causing bloodshed
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    190 8 The theme for this year's World Health Day, which falls today, is malaria, a subject on which Malaya can face the world with a good record. For many years now the disease has been controlled in this country largely by means devised locally, though more recent techniques developed
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    THE SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE: WHO WILL TELL?
    640 8 THE SHARPEVILLE MASSACRE: WHO WILL TELL? ()NE should know better than to expect immediately any truthful report on the Sharpevllle mass murders. Officially, there was a riot and for days the news agencies used this word to describe the demonstration. Actually, the Africans committed satyagraha. Had they rioted, many more
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    'POLITE' CORPORAL ACCUSED of MURDER
    294 9 'POLITE' CORPORAL ACCUSED of MURDER CINGAPORE, Wed.— An Army assistant educational instructor, described as "raildmannered and very courteous," today faced a prelimi-] nary inquiry into a murder charge. Corporal V. O. Oopalan Krishnan. of 443 BAD. stationed at Kranjl. was alleged to have murdered a fellow-serviceman. Corpora. Abdul Majid bin
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    Tax collection
    13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Income tax collection In March amounted to $10,260.--409.
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    $3,000 grab from motor cyclist
    103 9 $3,000 grab from motor cyclist SINGAPORE. Wed. Two men ran towards Mr. Llm Tong Yam when his motor-cycle skidded on Sembawang Road here yesterday. But the men were not Interested In helping him as he lay unconscious beside his machine. Instead, they grabbed a leather bag with $3,000 Inside and
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    Black market seller jailed
    51 9 PENANG. Wed.— A persistent cinema ticket blackmarketeer. K. Kalimuthu, was today Jailed for three months' because he could not pay a fine of $500. Kalimuthu. 19. unemployed, pleaded guilty to attempting to re-sell eight tickets at the Paramount Theatre on March 27. He admitted two similar
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    484 9 WHAT DREW THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ACROSS CAUSEWAY TO WOODLANDS EACH WEEK? CUSTOMS REVEAL THEY SWITCHED SHOES. OLD CLOTHES FOR NEW AND DODGED DUTY JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. WHAT is it that has drawn thousands of people to the roadside fair at Woodlands every Saturday night for months now?
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    67 9 SINGAPORE, Wed The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr ong Pang Boon, said In the Legislative Assembly today that under the Undesirable Publications Ordinance and the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. It was prohibited to Import any subversive publication for sale or circulation or to have In possession subversive
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    NEW HOURS AT CUSTOMS CAUSEWAY CHECK-POINT
    119 9 NEW HOURS AT CUSTOMS CAUSEWAY CHECK-POINT JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.New working hours will be Introduced from next Monday at the Import bay. compound and warehouse sections of the Causewiv Customs check-point. These sections will remain open from 7.30 a.m. to p.m. on working days from Mondays to Fridays, except on gazetted
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    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Deputy Secretary (Local Government and Housing) In the Ministry of Interior. Haji Ismail bin Panjang Arls. Is acting as Secretary to the Ministry In place of Mr. 1.L.1 Phillips, who is on home leave until May 15.
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    141 9 CINGAPORE. Wed.— A total a of 471 out of 600 studenU who applied for admission Into the University of Malaya. Singapore, for the session 1960/61 have been accepted, the university announced today. Last year, of the 800 who applied, only 400 were admitted. I More
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    257 9 Singapore will have big tie to rebuild Indonesia PLANNING CHIEF SEES CLOSER TIES SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AN Indonesian leader, Prof. Mohammed Yamin, said here today that Singapore would have an important^ role to play in reconstructing Indonesia.! Prof. Yamln, president of the Indonesian National Planning Board. Is the 'brains'* behind a
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    WORK ON FIRST SECTIONS WILL BE COMPLETED IN AUGUST
    189 9 THIS PLAN issued by the Federal Go vernmem shows the site where the Fede ration of Malaya's Parliament House will be built and the $2 million road system that will lead to it Work has started on the section between 'A"
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    Uncertainty now over—Chamber
    310 10 Uncertainty now over— Chamber fTHE ALLIANCE'S "re- sounding victory" in the general election last year had dispelled any uncertainty which Malayan traders might have felt. Mr. J. H. Craig, chairman of the Penang Chamber of Commerce, declared today. "Although business remained highly competitive, the year closed on a good note
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    FEBRUARY IMPORTS WERE HIGHEST FOR OVER 2 YEARS
    682 12 FEBRUARY IMPORTS WERE HIGHEST FOR OVER 2 YEARS By Our Market Correspondent FEBRUARY imports which totalled $392.5 million were the highest for two years and showed a ten per cent rise in value over January. Official pan-Malayan trade statistics also show that while Singapore imports during the month increased by
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    87 12 THE PedersUon Minister or Fimnee hu Axed the fallowing prices for CAtcaUUna; Customs duUe* for the week. berlnninf en April 7. Rubber $IJM m Ik> Copra SCis a un. Caooomt oil «M 0 a ton. Palm oil SC3l.sa ton. Palm kernels $50«75 a ton. The rates of duties
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    129 12 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares trsded 1 along slightly easier lines hers today. Associated Pulp gained 2s. to 575. and ICIANZ Improved by Is. ML Base metals eased slightly today. Oils were firm with Santos gaining Is. 9d. to 14s. 6d. Commonwealth bonds held a steady trend. Con. Zinc
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    210 12 APRIL first grade rubber buyers t.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday st 1204 cents per lb.. up I<4 cents on Tuesday's close The closing tone was steady. S.C.C.R.A. closing prices In I cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob. buyers 120 4, sellers 130*4; Int. 1
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    110 12 CINGAJTORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent April/May shipment $38 buyers, $39 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $57 >, sellers. drum »58 sellers. Peppor: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $315. Sarawak $310. special Sarawak black .$2OO, garbled Lampong black
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    21 12 Malayan stock Exchange: Apr. Apr. 5 Industrials: 143.25 142.56 Tins: lie 19 157.61 Rubbers: 2M.85 J66.8C Jan. 1 1958=19*.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 12 SINGAPORE. APRIL 6. RUBBER: $1.20 i per lb. (up 11 cents). 5 p.m. close: $1.20} (quiet). TIN: S3BB per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (up 20 tons).
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    826 12 ON the Malayan Stock Exchange i yesterday, industrials improved selectively, tins were firm while rubbers were quiet. The turnover was moderate. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call: Industrials. Fed. Dispensary $1.35 (O). $136 and $1,374: Plzpatrlcks $143; Fraser and Neave ords $2,074
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    239 12 CHIPS lying alaagssde the Staga- pore Harbooi Board wtMunres or expected this saarnltig are: Malals 1/2, Surat 4/5, SUr Betelgeuse 6 A, Thorstrand 6 7, Benloyal 8/9. Flying Oull 10/11, Rlmba 13/14, Purnea 15, Stefan Okrzeja 18, Merchant Duke 19, Serdang N.Wall 3, Tronoh N.WaU 5. Batavia 21/22,
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    97 12 rpHE Malayan Exchange Baakr Aasoctatinn made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada buying airmail T.T. 31 5/8. O.D. 31 3/4, 90 d/st 32 3/16 credit bills, 32 1/4 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D ready: Canada 31 5/16: Belgian Francs
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      1335 13 'a COMPANY MEETING THE UNITED MALACCA RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meet. Ing of The United Malacca Rubber Estates, Limited will be held at No. 96. First Cross Street, Malacca on Saturday, the 30th. day of April, i960
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      757 13 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVXN that the Board's wharves wID. bo dosed on Labour Day Sunday, Ist May i960. On that day no vessels will be worked and no cargo will be received or delivered. Further, no berthing or unberthlng of vessels will be undertaken after
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      792 13 SITUATIONS WANTED !t Word, U (Mi*.)— Box St et: txtrm ENGLISHMAN BACHELOR 29 live year* planter passed Malay, Tamil, seeka employment. Anything conaidered, Good references, own ear. Bos A 9897 S.T. K.L. INDIAN SEEKS EMPLOYMENT astata* or mioaa Malaya Borneo. Quallfleauoci sstats drawer Third Orade and •xpariancad In ntoreke«nlnK. axcellent
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      282 14 Straits Times Crossword bH HI Bali HT^^Bi LbH ACROSS 7. Mere pleading, yet a riot 1. It takes a tick to tangle hair may be fixed for It (8). (8). 8. Spirited aceoe In "Hamlet" 5. Current abbreviation to give (8). up. Agree? (6). 13. May bum to be Involved
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    692 15  -  A O/M/.l V Si I Hi r WILL THE UNDERDOGS BE ABLE TO PULL OFF AN UPSET AGAIN? -By- BUT MALAYA CAN EXPLOIT CHINK IN THEIR ARMOUR LAST year Malaya entered the final of the Asian Youth soccer championship for the Rahman Cup the undisputed favourites
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    464 15  - THAILAND THE NEXT HOSTS FRANCIS BOEY SIX COUNTRIES DECLINE OFFER OF STAGING 1961 TOURNEY By Kuala Lumpur, Wad. THAILAND has provisionally accepted the respon- .sibil ty of staging the third Junior Asian Cup soccer tournament at Bangkok next year. At a meeting of Asian youth team managers here today, Police
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    $3 AND 51.50 FOR FINAL NIGHT
    90 15 KLALA LLMPI K. Wed.— Soccer fans will have to pay more tomorrow night to watch the Junior Asian Cup soccer final between the defending champions. South Korea, and last year's runners-up. Malaya, and the semifinal between Japan and Indonesia. The charges will be $3
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    34 15 IPOH, Wed.— The Div. 1 league soccer match between Talpine Prisons and 13/18 Royal Hussars, scheduled on the town padang today, was called off when the former team failed to turn up.
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    Colza smart in sprint
    232 15 ON THE TRACK By EPSOM JEEP Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday rOLZA, with apprentice Nazudi astride, proved too speedy for Tinggi Harappan (Johnson) in a sprint up the straight here this morning. Colza won the trial easily by two lengths. She goes over 5Jf her pet distance on
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    DENMARK, NZ TO MEET IN S-FINAL
    93 15 DENMARK, NZ TO MEET IN S-FINAL NEW HAVEN, Wed—Denmark beat India 6-1 last night to enter the Über Cup women's badminton semi- final. India's star player, Meena Sushlla, fell and tore a ligament in the right knee daring the second set of the opening singles match. She was taken to
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    71 15 I(UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Fred BtoUe and John Pearce. two promising Australian players, treated local fans to a fine exhibition of hard hitting tennis at the Selangor Club courts today. In a one-set exhibition Stolle beat Pearce 6-4. Earlier Pearce beat 8. A. Azman. the Federation's No. 2,
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    92 15 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Sqd/Ldr. C. Blount will lead the Combined Services side against Civilians in the Singapore Cricket Association's annual match on the S.R.C. ground on Saturday and Sun■f. Other members of the Services team aw: Maj. p 8. D. Griffin (Army). Lt R O Daplin
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    271 16 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB CHAIRMAN WELCOMES THE BETTING AND TWO CONNECTED BILLS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. IUR. V.C. BATH, chairman of the Singapore Turf Club, tonight congratulated the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K.M. Byrne, for introducing the Betting Bill and two connected Bills in the Legislative Assembly
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    25 16 MR. ANO MRS GUNARATNAM thank all fiienda and relatives for the good wishes, valuable presents, assistance and attendance at their wedding at Brrrmban recently.
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    95 16 ROSE EBERWEIN congratulate* all tirr t andtdatea for I rtnn highly auct.eslul In the R.A.I). rxamn. 100 pasa TAYLOR DANCE STUOIO announcer 100 r put result nmnt Ballet Examinations Bitty and Ruby Cnuah obtained Honours Grade Ovc and Primary. ROYAL ACADIMV OF Dancing Oradt Examination. Art of Dane* Studio
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