The Straits Times, 20 April 1960

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    18 1 AVEBAGF DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 M**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1960 <* 15 CENTS
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    THE BIG DAY: July 31
    1511 1 THE BIG DAY: July 3 1 King announces the ending of the Emergency 'Watch out for forces of evil' warning KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday •JHE STATE OF EMERGENCY which was promulgated in the Federation on June 16, 1948 is to end on July 31. The announcement was made by the Yang
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    Cost of the war
    65 1 THE 12-year Emergency cost the Federation Government a total of about $15,000-million ($300,000 a day). ALTOGETHER, 11,043 lives were lost. THE BANDITS lost 6,698 killed: 2,696 surrendered: 2,819 wounded and 1,286 captured. SECURITY Forces suffered 1,865 killed, 2,560 wounded. CIVILIANS: 2,473 kiUed, 1,385 wounded, 810. missing.
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    Buttrose, I'm sorry about jury law
    176 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday ]lf R. JUSTICE BUTTROSE today said he felt very if sorry to see the jury system disappearing to a large extent with the coming into force last Thursday of a change in the Criminal Procedure Code Bill. I Speaking in the High
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    Flood tolls
    26 1 KABUL. Afgnanistan, Tups Nineteen people were killed when their mud houses collapsed under heavy ruins that flooded Kabul during the last nine days.— U.P.l.
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    Road crash kills two policemen
    88 1 Road crash kills two policemen SEREMBAN. Tues. Inspector Ja'afar bin Pius. 24. and Corporal Ahmad bin Abdul Ohanl. 35. died last night as a result of a road accident about seven miles from Oemas, on the Tampln Road. Their car was in collision at 8.30 p.m. with a lorry which
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    CHILLY RECEPTION AS CHOU ARRIVES IN NEW DELHI
    153 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. Mr. Chou En-lai received a cool but correct welcome when he arrived here by plane today for week -long talks with Mr. Nehru on the Sino- Indian border dispute. Heavy security precautions surrounded his reception and there was an
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    Lock icon 81 are killed as mobs besiege Rhee
    520 1 81 are killed as mobs besiege Rhee SEOUL, Tuesday. ANTI-GOVERNMENT mobs raged through Seoul today, placing President Syngman Rhee under virtual siege in his Presidential Palace. They attacked Government buildings, newspaper offices and police stations and started fires. Government troops and armoured cars, firing at point blank range rolled them
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    Govt. to make it tougher to get citizenship
    302 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE GOVERNMENT is to make it tougher to get Singapore citizenship. Residential qualifications for citizenship and for naturalisation have been increased Bill published today Under the Bill, a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies, or of the Republic of
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    Alert in Quemoy
    59 1 TAIPEH. Tues. The Garrison Commander of Quemoy ha,s alerted all troops on the off-shore Island against possible Communist attack, the official Central News Agency reported today. The commander, whose name was withheld, has cancelled all leave for officers and men and ordered that preparations be made to
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    3 held in car chase drama
    218 1 3 held in car chase drama SINGAPORE, Tues. Within eight minutes of a 999 call about an armed robbery tonight, a police radio patrol chased and detained three people in a car at the 8 1/2 milestone. Jurong Road. With guns at the ready, the police patrol held on to
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 GURKHAS DEATH FALL •UMMTOsU Gurkb4 pohtcoui! rru f 1 II from foun floor of Mount I PoU'_; C latonntent fl*l e*lly todJ* Admitted CieniraJ H<*-pitaJ va «i> Mkf coaditoon
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    Pomp, glitter as King opens Parliament
    499 2 COLOURFUL PAGEANTRY aT HIS FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE KUALA LUMPUR, TuesJay THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong made his first public appearance this morning since his election five days ago when he opened the second session of Malaya's first Parliament at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here.
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    Train just misses crashing into bus
    79 2 Train just misses crashing into bus J^NGAPORE. Tues. A goods train on the way to Johorc Bahru. narrowly misted smashing Into a boa at a level crossing near Bukit Pan.lang village early yesterday. The bus had crashed through tbe gates at the crossing which had been closed for the train
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    Union starts benefit fund
    41 2 TANJONG MALIM. Tues.— The National Union of Teachers. Perak branch, haa started a benefit fund to help dependants of members who die during service. This Is the first branch of the union to have such a scheme.
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    WORLD BANK EXPERTS TO AID IN SECOND 5-YEAR PLAN
    237 2 KUALA LUMPUR,' Tues. A team of World Bank experts is due here early next month to examine the I economic and financial I needs of the FederaI tion and the prospects for economic development. The party has been Invited by the
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    Youth leader
    20 2 IPOH. Tues. Mr. N. C. Thomas, a school teacher, has been re-elected president of the Menglembu Youth Club.
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    Schoolboy,
    39 2 gEREMBAN. Tues.— A 13--year-old schoolboy, Maulud bin Abdul Ohanl, has been missing since last 'Friday after he was scolded by his elder brother. Yahaya. 18-year-old elder brother of Maulud. told the Straits Times: "'My brother was staying with
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    13, missing
    58 2 me for more than a year. I am a fireman attached to the Seremban Fire Brigade. "Maulud left the house at II a.m. on Friday after I had scolded him for not studying. He told me he was going to have a bath but I have not seen
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    THIEVES BREAK THREE DOORS FOR $2,362 HAUL IN COINS
    138 2 THIEVES BREAK THREE DOORS FOR $2,362 HAUL IN COINS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Thieves forced open three doors and seven locks in an office building in Pasar Road here early this morning and removed 12.362 in coins from a cupboard. But they failed to break open a safe containing M.OOO and
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    Colonel is ADC
    32 2 BINGAPORE. Tues. Col. F.W. Speed, formerly commander of the Australian Army Force. Far East Land Forces (Singapore^, has been appointed honorary aide-de-camp to the Governor-Gen-eral of Australia. Viscount DunrossU
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    Out of action: 38 Sabres
    151 2 Out of action: 38 Sabres OUTTERWORTH, Tuea, Thirty-eight Sabrt Jet fighters operating from Australia's air base at Permatang Kuching, Butterworth, have been temporarily grounded from today This followed an order from Canberra after three fatal accidents Involving Sabre jets at Williamtown, New South Wales. The 38 Sabres which arrived at
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    PERTH STUDENTS TO GET CLUBHOUSE
    143 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government will assist Malayan students in Perth to buy a clubhouse. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has told the West Australian Malayan students liaison officer. Mrs. Mary HodgKln. to Investigate buying or renting suitable premises In Perth. Malayan students
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    Uneasy quiet as boycott move fails
    434 3 POLICE STAND BY IN FORCE TO PROTECT NON-STRIKERS LONG QUEUES OF AFRICANS IGNORE CAMPAIGN CALL AND WAIT FOR BUSES "DOLICE were again out in force in and around the African townships of Johannesburg today to give protection to Africans against intimidators preventing them from
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    Lock icon WHY JAKARTA MOVES ARMY MEN TO CIVIL JOBS
    110 3 WHY JAKARTA MOVES ARMY MEN TO CIVIL JOBS JAKARTA, Tues.— Men of the Jakarta military command have been told that the Government was moving military officers into civilian jobs to promote greater discipline in clvlian life. Lt -Col. D. Marts, of the Navy Planning Board, addressing a monthly "roll call"
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    Reinforcements
    26 3 TOKYO. Tues— Additional reinforcements of 1,000 men today swelled to 5,000 the number of policemen alerted to prevent bloodshed at the strike-torn Mlike coal mines.
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    Lock icon 'BANDOENG SPIRIT' HAS BECOME A BIG INFLUENCE
    197 3 'BANDOENG SPIRIT' HAS BECOME A BIG INFLUENCE JAKARTA, Tuesday. TTHE "Bandoeng spirit" had become a political principle recognised throughout the world, Dr. Ali Sastroamidjojo, chairman of the Afro- Asian conference at Bandoeng in 1955, said yesterday. He made the statement in an Interview with the Jakarta daily Suluh Indonesia (Torch
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    Lock icon Nash in talks with Mikoyan
    39 3 MOSCOW. Tues. Mr. Walter Nash, the New Zealand Prime Minister, had a friendly talk with Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan In the Kremlin yesterday. Mr. Nash flew to Moscow yesterday from London. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Drug gang is broken up
    40 3 TEHERAN, Tues. An international band of drug .smugglers has been smashed and nearly £250.000 worth of narcotics were seized, a Persian police spokesman .aid today. Two women and three men, all Lebanese, were arrested. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Driver had 2,000 gallons of death at his back
    257 3 Driver had 2,000 gallons of death at his back MANCHESTER. Tues. T1 A leaking tanker carrying 2,000 gallons of a potentially explosive liquid made a successful cross-country dash yesterday, not daring to stop for fear of an explosion. Police cars and fire engines escorted It lor more than 100 miles,
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    Lock icon Crash dead home
    40 3 BANKOK. Tues. A Chinese Nationalist Air Force plane and a Royal Thai Alt Force plane bearing the remains of Air Chief Marshal Chalermklat Wattanagkul and other people killed In a crash In Talpeh arrived here yesterday.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon For China talks
    42 3 CAIRO. Tues.— The Foreign Ministry of the "Algerian Provisional Government" an. nounced here today the Government had decided to send a ministerial delegation to China for talks with the Communist leaders there at a date to be announced. Reuter.
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    Frenchmen told to watch for ransom bank notes
    157 3 Frenchmen told to watch for ransom bank notes £>ARIB. Tues. Police yesterday asked the whole nation to watch for the bulk of the $300,000 orth of bank notes which bought the safety of four-year-old Eric Peugeot from the gang which kidnapped him. Eric was returned to his parents last Friday
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    Lock icon Dadoo leaves
    25 3 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Tues Mr Jusuf Dadoo. former president of the South African Indian National Congrtess, left here secretly by air for London yesterday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Indonesian fines go up
    60 3 JAKARTA, Tues. Fines under Indonesian law are being Increased, In. order to keep pace with the cost of living. The acting President, Dr. DJuanda. today decreed that a number of minor violations (lesser degrees of theft, embezzlement and wilful damage) would In future carry penalties of
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    Lock icon 100,000 AT 'BAN H-BOMB' RALLY
    221 3 100,000 AT 'BAN H-BOMB' RALLY T ONDON, Tues.— One hundred thousand people packed Trafalgar Square yesterday In the biggest demonstration against the hydrogen bomb ever staged In Britain. Nearly 40,000 of them, representing British Commonwealth and European countries, had marched some or all of the 5o miles from the atomic
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    Lock icon THORNEYCROFT TO JOIN CABINET?
    123 3 I ONDON, Tues.— Mr. Peter Thorneycroft. who resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer two years ago in protest against what he thought was excessive .Government spending, is likely to return to the Cabinet. It was reported here today. The Dally Mall said that Mr. Thorneycroft had
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    All-out war on the tax dodgers
    549 4 SOON EVADERS CAN BE SENT TO PRISON FOR THREE YEARS AND FINED UP TO $5,000 JHE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT is to wage all-out war against tax evaders. The Income Tax (Amendment) Bill published today provides for much severer penalties for evasion, and empowers the authorities
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    PEEPING JAUNT LANDS YOUTH IN PRISON
    111 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A youth who peered through windows In the small hours of the morning was today Jailed for six weeks for loitering with Intent. Mohamad bin Wahab was seen with another youth moving around the Durham Estate and peeping through windows of flats
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    ANN'S AIM -SPOKEN DIARY OF HER TOUR
    109 4 PRETTY MISS ANN TAN, 20, who is going on a world tour armed with a midget tape recorder, flew Into Singapore yesterday by Malayan Airways from Kuching on the first leg of her Journey. Ann Is also an air hostess with Borneo Airways
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    Saloma on the air tonight
    46 4 SINOAPORE. Tues. i Saloma. the popular Malay entertainer of stage and screen, will sing In the series "Make Mine Music" over Radio Singapore at 9.30 p.m. tomorrow. Accompanying her will be Gus Steyn (piano), Ruflno Soliajio (drums) and Winston Filmer (bass).
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    Bus dispute: Byrne tells Labour chief to conciliate
    426 4 SINOAPORE, Tues.— The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. KM. Byrne, has asked the Commissioner for Labour to conciliate tomorrow in the dispute between the Singapore Bus Workers' Union and the Tay Koh Vat Bus Company. The union has served strike notice
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    HEALTH SERVICES NOW INTEGRATED
    127 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has taken further action to integrate various city and rural services into the central Government ministries. These services relating to health the city cleansing services, hawkers and markets, cemeteries, and abattoirs will now become the responsibility of the
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    Changi Club in Coward play
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Changi Variety Club will stage Noel Coward's "Private Lives" at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, at 8 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday Tickets are available at C. K. Tang's and Robinson's.
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    S'pore Gazette
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor Jules Caffarl. French magician, will explain how to be a pick-pocket and yet be on the side of the law in the programme "Singapore Gazette" over Radio Singapore at 9.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    3 YOUTHS INJURED IN GANG ATTACK
    80 4 SINGAPORE, Tue« Three wounded youths were found in a Victoria Street club after an attack this afternoon. Police picked up the casualties. After an on-the-spot probe, detectives were convinced the incident was linked with a secret society affair. Iron rods were said to have
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    Water cut off
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be cut off along Jaian Senyum between Jalan Sayang and Jalan Selmat from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Red mission in Singapore: A denial
    187 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Culture, I Mr. 8. Rajaratnam. today denied that a Communist trade mission had visited Singapore recently. He added: "As far as I know, no Communist trade mission has visited Singapore since the advent of the new Government." Mr. Rajaratnam
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    319 4 rE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Hong Kong (BA Ml/854) 130 pjn.; from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin (BA 711/108) 820 p.m from London. Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 712/108) 6.30 p.m. Oarada: Prom Bangkok (OA 005)
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      223 4 Today's Singapore atat*y»mm VICTORIA THEATRE: Vienna Academy Chorua Concert at 8.45 p.m. YWCA ißarflw Quay): International Women's Club social morning 9 ajn. English conversation 4 pjn. STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHIRCH: MYr Picnic; Evening choir practice 5.45 p.m. RAFFLES Mt SUM: Exhibition of Nature Photographs by Eric Hosktn. 9 a.m. to
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    HAN SUYIN AND UNION END BIG WORD WAR
    466 5 HAN SUYIN AND UNION END BIG WORD WAR Nanyang University students follow with relish a many-spiefidoured rumpus on the campus NOVELIST Han Suyin and the Nanyang University Students' Union have called a truce in their "war of words" which has been followed with relish on the Nanyang campus during the
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    A NEW SITE FOR SINGAPORE'S NATIONAL THEATRE
    105 5 A NEW SITE FOR SINGAPORE'S NATIONAL THEATRE SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government has decided to change the site of the proposed National Theatre from Kallang Park to the King George V park, facing Clemenceau Avenue A Ministry of Culture official said today that tests had shown that the ground at King
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    2 fined $2,000 in bets case
    63 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— Two men were fined $1,000 each by a magistrate. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, today for using a coffeeshop as a common betting house. Ahmad bin Shamshuddin and All bin Mohamed Yusof were arrested In a police raid on a colleeshop In Geylang
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    Payroll robbery: Two jailed
    245 5 KUALA LUMPUR, I Tues. A man and a youth were jailed for six years today for robbing an estate manager or a $17,235 payroll. Ai Mohamed Razall bin Baharuddin. 17, and Sa ad bin Salleh. 26. were led away, there were hysterical shouts from women who
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    Govt. launches new $50 mil. public loan
    159 5 Govt. launches new $50 mil. public loan KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government today launched a new S5O million loan at 4 A per cent and "> per cent interest, depending on either medium or long-term maturity. This is the third s"»0 million loan to be floated by the Government
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    GANGSTERS ATTACK A TOURIST AT IPOH CAVE TEMPLE
    180 5 GANGSTERS ATTACK A TOURIST AT IPOH CAVE TEMPLE IPOH. Tuesday. CMDRTY tourists, including 10 women, from Serem--1 ban were surprised by six armed gangsters while visiting the Perak Tong cave temple here yesterday evening. Mak Ah Kew. 19. was slashed with an axe by a gangster. He was treated as
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    13 teachers of school are ill with influenza
    76 5 13 teachers of school are ill with influenza [IPOH. Tues. -Nearly 30 pi r cent of the teaching staff of the Anglo-Chinpse Secondary School ncr? have been laid low with an attack of Influenza. Thirteen of the 46 teach* :s and one of the clerks reported sick yestercny Among them
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      255 5 The Saint By Leslie Charteris ■Ar i^^SPB Kit seems rathec dull to leave him^l Klockilv tmeres a place. TO THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES. BUT SOME I TO TURN AROUND HERE, AND MB HOPE HE STUCK THAT DAGGER IN SOMeONEI 6D ,tORS ARE SO SQUEAMISH ABOUT r >\ LJHE SOONER WE'RE AWAY
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, April 20, 1960. The End Of The War
    1235 6 The Straits Times Wednesday, April 20, 1960. The End Of The War The official State of Emergency the familiar euphemism for Malaya's Communist war —is to end on July 31st, twelve years and six weeks after murder and outrage finally forced a reluctant government to act. This war has cost
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    The rebellion that failed • • •
    1320 6 The rebellion that failed 12 YEARS AND 45 DAYS AFTER IT BEGAN THE EMERGENCY IN MALAYA IS TO BE DECLARED OFFICIALLY OVER ON JULY 31 ■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H IN 101 days' time, on July 31, the Malayan Communist Party will officially have failed in its attempt to topple the Government of the
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    1035 7 It attac?>es great value to the Commonwealth ties, which have been strengthened recently by the successful visits of my Prime Minister to Australia and New Zealand and the visit of the Prime Minister of Australia to this country. They will be further strengthened by the attendance of my Prime Minister
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    KING: 'I CAN'T EMPHASISE TOO MUCH DEBT WE OWE TROOPS IN THIS HOUR OF VICTORY'
    1447 7 'HE SET A NOBLE EXAMPLE... OF WHICH HIS SUCCESSORS WILL EVER BE MINDFUL' In the field of agriculture it will attempt to raise standards by the application of new techniques and methods. A step forward
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    PLANS TO PROMOTE OVERSEAS TRADE WILL BE STEPPED UP...A GO-AHEAD FOR PORT AND BIG ROAD BUILD-UP
    752 7 In trade, as a member of the General Agreement on Tariff and Trade, my Government will continue to subscribe to the principles of multilateralism but will supplement this by bilateral agreements to safeguard the
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      284 7 MUST SHE LOSE ALL HER TEETH? g^g^g^g^g^gK! ANXIOUBLY MHE WAITS TO MEA* W&F i mi:* dentists answer. ye»t it I ui|Mf I COULD BE, BECAUSE 9ME HAS BEEN I MAVINQ QUWI TROUBLE. AND WNEN 1 OUMS BECOME INFECTED, EVEN 1 tOUND TEETH ARE BOUND TO gP> v SUFFER. j^Laaaanaaaiiia^a^a^aV ul
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    To counter subversion, a healthy outlook among Malayan youth
    430 8 To counter subversion, a healthy outlook among Malayan youth GOVT. REVEALS PLAN WITH ROOTS IN SCHOOLS HHHE Government is to concentrate, as a long-term measure to fight corruption, on creating a healthy outlook among the youth of the country while they are still at school. This Is stated In a
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      243 8 I _H Be well-groomed -not 'greased' Hmlr that is plaatered with oily, greasy dreeemgs may stay _J_Sv. In lta p'.ace, but it never looks MAKE |B2_\ ■mart. Now, you can keep It THIF U^ff^l neatly anJ naturally groomed TEST with Tru-gel, the modern hair- TODAY drewlng. Crystal-clear, non- R<b m
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      203 8 GRAND GALA NIGHT at GREAT WORLD PARK on Saturday 30th April 6.30 p.m. 1 a.m. Organized by SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB ThBARET OPEN AS USUAL JOG ET MODERN PLUS GLOBE CINEMA TALENT TIME CONTEST "THE KING I" FASHION SHOWS BASKETBALL FINAL SINGAPORE'S LEADING FOR ROTARY CUP AND ENTERTAINERS FUNFAIR FOR THE
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      328 8 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS t. Disagreeing about making Sid 1. Restricts the itepa taken by send It (9>. a philosopher about novice 6. Stakes held in municipal i7i. estates 5. Assigned powers as set in a 7. Cowardly advice from a phydocument (7. ulcian? (4, 2, 5. 4i. 9. In
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    559 10 (\S the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, all section* were quiet and the turnover was small. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call: Industrials: Fitzpatrtcka $147: Fraser and Neave ords $2.31 xd, $2.25 cd (R, D>: Gammon $2.61 and $2.62; Henry Waugh $1.67 I_.1
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    IRON ORE DEPOSITS ARE FOUND ON KULIM ESTATE
    691 10 IRON ORE DEPOSITS ARE FOUND ON KULIM ESTATE By Our Market Correspondent ITULIM Rubber Plantations announces that Sungei Ton Pawang Estate, one of the Kedah estates in the Kulim group, contains iron ore deposits which may prove to be valuable. One of the leading firms of mining engineers in Malaya
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    21 10 Jan. 1 195S=i IM. Malayan Stock Exchange: Industrie It: Tins: Bobber*: 145.17 1M.71 JMOI npr. i« 145.40 IM.*7 t«B.7S
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    235 10 CHIPS lylnf alongside the Sinfaporr Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Victoria 1 2, Mekong 4 5. Shoyo Maru 6A. Sumbawa 6 '7. City ot Coventry 8/9. Balong lOll, Wonorato 13/14, Bendoran 15 16. Tablan IS, Selat Bangka 19, Segamat N Wall 2. Labuan- Hadji N
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    RUBBER PRICES
    224 10 MAY Arat grade rubber buyers fob. closed In Singapore yesterday at 119 cents per Ib.. up a quarter of a cent on Thursday's close. The closing tone was quiet and slightly steadier. B.C.C.R.A. CLOSING PRICES in cent* per Ib. yesterday were: Int. 1 RSS. Spot f.o.b. buyeis 119
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    147 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' AasseiaUsn made the following changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $10Q) New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 15/16. O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills, 33 1/2 trade bills. (anada: buying airmail T.T. 31 7/8. O.D. 32. 90
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    107 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Contlnect April/May shipments 137 buyers, $384 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $56 'j sellers, drum $58 sellers. Ptppsr quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $315. Sarawak $310. special Sarawak black $210. garbled Lampong black
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    12 10 The Melbourne Slock Exchange re-opens today after the Easter holidays.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 10 SINGAPORE. April 19. RUBBER: $1.19 per Ib. (up a quarter of a cent). 5 p.m. close 51. 19] (quietly steady) TIN: $386 per picul (down 37! cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 15 tons). INSTITUTE
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      330 10 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION UNITED SPore P. Sham Penang t.s. "STATE OF WEST BENGAL" for Hongkong and Japan 27/2S Apr m.v. "STATE Of ORISSA" for Rangoon Calcutta 20/23 Apr 24/25 Apr 26/27 Apr For cargo please apply to: Chief Agents: R. Jumabhoy 1 Sam Ltd., 24. Malacca Street, Tel: *****.
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      677 10 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE SINGAPORE PKOrEKTIES To be hrtd at our aileraMD Naa, 14 A U RaMnMo R«aa. SinxapareON THURSDAY 2Ut APRIL. ISM at 2.30 P.M. MORTGAGEES SALE: Nob. 40 42 Bt. PATRICK'S RD. Freehold. Area 56.440 sq. ft. (No. 40 Seaside Bungalow Is sold with VACANT POSSESSION and
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      649 10 NOTICES P.W.D. NOTICE The roadway at Level Crossing at RaUw&y Telegraph Post No. 59/25. Stephens Road. Tsiptng will be closed for trafflr for repairs from 6.00 p.m. on 21.4.60 to 6.00 am. the following morning. Road vehicles will be permitted to pass at half hourly Interval. STATE ENOINKBI, Perak. SELAYANG
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      973 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR fITRUCTUBAL DRAFTSMAN Applications are Invited (or the post of Draftsman In the Engineering Department of the University of. Malaya In Kuala Lumpur. Candidates must have the Cambridge School Certlflcato or equivalent and have at least fire years experience In Structural Drafting. Salary
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      788 11 VEHICLES FOR SALI tt Word, tl (Mtn.)— Box tt eta. axfr. PIAT SOB Multiple Modal 1968 good condition Prtoe $3,900.00. Apply Telephone Spore *****. 1982 STANDARD VANGUARD 1949 Ford Custom. All are In good condition European ownera. Call 37S Lavender Street Singapore. LATE 1068 CHEVROLET Bel-Air "good original condition" or
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      805 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Word, U (Htm.) Bom tt eta. axfra CHEVROLET 195R with radio, excellent condition throughout, fully taxed Insured, highest offer takes, TsoKlln Hen-ice Station Orchard Road Spore *****. FOR SALE tt Word, tS Mln.}— Box It eU. txtn SEASIDB HOUSE for sale or rent. I phone 8
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      516 11 AT YOUR SERVICE (Spore) M Word, tit (Minimum) tt Word, ti (Mln.)— Box St turn, txtrm IN STOCK oow the famous Krencn Royale Oellee Jeomossi et Beaute flat 26. Ngee Ann Building Orchard Roud Tel. (Spore) *****. ARB YOU AWARE the only genuine 'Photostat' Service In Singapore la FotomatlcT Documents
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    183 12 Dean Abbas, aged 15; 238- A. Jalan Langgar. Kota Bahru, Kelantau, correspondence, ra-dio-listening, reading, sports. Fabian Jackson. 796-B, Paya Lebar Road, Singapore 19; awlßuning, badminton, reading. Verity Law, 796-B. Paya Lebar Road, Singapore '19; swimming, badminton, reading. Kenny Tan Bee Kong, aged 16; 34. Purvis Street, Singapore
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    786 12  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY BY Mat suddenly appears out of a cloud of smoke! MAT Mousedeer is going to give a fancy dress party. All his guests have chosen their costumes and have made them with the help of AH and Rukiah. They have got on so quickly that Mat
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      537 12 HAVING A NICE HOLIDAY? CLUES ACROSS:— 4. To strike with a bat, per- LjBfJtjBEjiZLJ often seen over doorways J— J>bi or arches; 7. To work at JH_JH_bbbL steadily; 8 Continent i"^|"*^|~~^^Bl~ißi divided from Asia by the LJ Laar-^J'^Bfl I'ral Mountains and the _jBL_BB_JBB«__BBBtJ Caucasus 12. Plant whose lßpi^Hßi^~~^|~~^|"~" stems arr
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    Tour is spur to success
    344 13  -  SAUL JOSHUA By STORE XI IS STRONGER SOH SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's football team will be provided extra incentive to play better and harder in the Malaya Cup competition this year. If they do well in the Malaya Cup, their reward will be a tour of
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    117 13 FOOTBALL Singapore Premier League: Malays 6 (All Asur 2. Sahar Hussein 2. Ka&slm 2> Navy 3 (Lytham. Ward penalty). Ipoh Dlv. 1: Cheng Wah i Yew Cheng. Choon Onm Bast Angllans (Taylor, gift). Penang Dlv. 1: Port Commission 11 lYusMif Kassim 4, Arlf Arlffln 3. Kuppan 3. Abu
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    Tengku to PSSI: Wishes of success
    132 13 Tengku to PSSI: Wishes of success ITIALA LIMPIR. Tues. Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Kahman. who is prcsdent of the Asian Football Confederation, has sent a message wishing success to the All-Indo-nesia Football Federation (PSSI) on its 30th anniversary The Tenxku said that only recently the P.S.S.I. applied for full membership
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    Course during holidays for 30 teachers
    305 13 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. rrHE Singapore Ministry of Education has started an athletics coaching course for teachers during the school holidays. The course, the first of its kind In Singapore, will last a week. The course Includes S7 and practical aspects lletics. scheme was drawn up
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    Party for Malayan players
    104 13 Party for Malayan players I DERTH. Tues.— West Austra Han Malayan Students' Association will hold a barbecue party on Apr. 25 for visiting Malayan champion badminton players Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup. More than 50 guestsAsians and Australians— are expected. The Malayan players are due to arrive here
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    Lock icon Outsider wins
    40 13 PARIS. Tues. M. Martin Fabianl's Bel Baraka. a 20-1 outsider ridden by Jean Deforge. led all the way t-> win the senior section of tho Prix Jean Prat, run over one mile, 7if. at Longchamp her*> yesterday— Reuter.
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    Lock icon WOLVES PUSH AHEAD AS RIVALS CRASH
    431 13 WO L VERHAMPTON Wanderers jumped into a clear lead in the First Division of the English football league yesterday as nearest rivals Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley suffered shock defeats. Wolves, helped by two goals from Jimmy Murray, scored a 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest,
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    WA ponies for Singapore
    60 13 PERTH, Tues.— The first West Australian-bred polo ponies exported from Westera Australia for four years are now on their way to Singapore on the ship Gorgon. Breeder Charlie Readhead, of Muchea, north of Perth, said he hoped the pair ot ponies would lead to an opening
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    35 13 WARSAW, Tues. Poland qualified for the Olympic soccer finals in Rome this summer by beating West Germany 3-1 in the European zone here yesterday. Poland won the first leg 3-0 last November. Reuter.
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    RESULTS and TABLES
    904 13 irnrmoutli df.nd ufteld »lrh t Vale 1 Cheaterfleld 3 y.PR 0 Brentford 1 Halifax 3 Bury 1 1 1 0 0 orwlch art Vale THIKD DIVISION Aston Villa Stoke 1 Brighton 3 Lincoln t Bristol City 5 Ipswich 1 < harlton 5 Srunthorpe t Derby 1 Hull
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    CUP VENUE: BAM TO DECIDE
    274 13  -  KENNY FERNANDEZ By IfUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Badminton Association of Malaya will discuss on Sunday the proposal that Malaya should stage the Asian zone matches of the Thomas Cup competition India and Pakistan have suggested that Malaya should stage the matches. Hong Kong has proposed
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    Lock icon Rugby Union: Exeter rout Moseley 44-3
    162 13 ONDON. Tues. Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches.: Aberavon 3 Neath 3. Abenillrry 0 Ebb* Vale 8. Bath 6 Old Merchant Taylors 11. Bedford 0 Halifax 13. Bridgend 33 Devonport Services 8. Bridgw.tter and Albion 13 Liverpool 9. Bristol 3ft Northampton 13. Cardiff 17
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      110 13 BADMINTON Women's International match (2nd day): Malaya v New Zealand (SBA Hall. Kuala Lumpur. 7.30 p.m.). FOOTBALL Selangor ComI blned Schools v Kurunegala, Ceylon i Merdeka Stadium. 8 p.m >. Slnga* port- Bnalneas Houses league: Div. j 1. Eveready v Ford, Chartered Bank v Pulau Bukom. Hongkong Bank v Mercantile
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    20 raid cigarettes factory
    220 14 GANGSTERS TIE UP 4 WATCHMEN BUT fail to crack safe containing $16,000 in two hours: work SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWENTY THU(iS missed $16,000 in cash during a pre-dawn raid on a cigarette factory in Little Road here today because they couldn't crack a safe. Also in the
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    150 14 LONDON. Tues. Results of todays football matches were: U-axue One: Leeds United 2 Prestou North End 1. Noitlngh-<m Forest 0 Wolverhampion Wanderer 0. West Bromwich Albion 1 Birmingham City 1 Lemcne Two: Sheffield Uniied 0 Middlesbrough 0. Lcafue Three: Barnsley 0 Shrewsbury Town 0, Coventry City 0 Grlmsby
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    21 14 P. KARTMIOCSU formerly Telegraph Inspector. Serernhnn and eldent brother of PS. Moorthy named away In Jaffna. Ceylon on 1H 4.60.
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    27 14 MR AND MRS. C SELVARAJAH tiutnk all relamea and fne..da for th« good wlfthen. valuable present*. Rxnntance and attendance on the occasion Of their marriage recently
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    Forbidden to talk, woman gets divorce
    76 14 Forbidden to talk, woman gets divorce SINGAPORE. Tues. A ►3 woman who bad to get her husband's permission to speak to her neighbours was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today. Kwik Poh Swan, who had been married to Tan Him Yam, a merchant,
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    Talks on closer air links
    45 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. BrigGen. Bernard M. Wootton, of the United States Air Force, flew into Singapore today lor talks with civil and R.A.F. officials on closer air communications Gen. Wootton is head of the U.S. air communications service in the Pacific.
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    Ship's crew awarded $303,000 in 'back pay'
    213 14 Ship's crew awarded $303,000 in 'back pay' OINGAPORE. Tues. Judgement for two sums totalling $303,--363.65 was entered by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the High Court here today in an action by the master and crew of the American j steamship John B. Kulukundis against the owners of the
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    GREAT CARNIVAL WILL BE HELD IN SINGAPORE ON JUNE 5
    220 14 CINGAPORE, Tuet. J The National Theatre Fun Fair Sub-Committee will hold a national carnival to help boost funds for the National Theatre. It will be held at the Raffles Institution ground between 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on June 5.
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    No strike at laundry: Contractor can't pay wages
    271 14 No strike at laundry: Contractor can't pay wages SINGAPORE. Tues. 0 The Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K.M. Byrne, today explained why the 70 laundry workers at the General Hospital stopped work a few days ago. He said: "The workers are not on strike. They stopped work because the
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    307 14 LONDON. Tues. Stockmarkets resurrted quietly alter the Easter recess but a certain amount of selective buying was evident. Several good features developed In the Industrial market but buyers were still reluctant to commit themselves too far ahead. Closing middle price* of selected stock not Including sump duty were:
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    118 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dutch shipping companies today were cautious in their comments on the Indonesian Government's proposed move to ban all Dutch shipping from Its waters as from June 6. A spokesman for the Royal Interocean Lines, which has been operating In Indonesian waters for many years,
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    ARMED GANGS LOOT VILLAGES IN WEST JAVA
    220 14 ARMED GANGS LOOT VILLAGES IN WEST JAVA IN BRIEF... JAKARTA, Tues. Gangs of men in uniform, armed with light machine guns, raided five West Java villages on Sunday night. Thirty men, carrying Bren-guns and Sten-guns. occupied a settlement near Sindanglaja. north-we.xt of Bandoeng, looting 14 houMaS and taking the village
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      37 14 KUTTV lAD ADA K N. Kitty (rldest HOD of Mr. md Mri. C. K. Nair Bhoranur South Malahnr) to Saradx (eldoat daughter of late Mr. O. K. Meson and Mm O >' Mrnon of TanJobs Mallm > on 17.4.60.
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