The Straits Times, 26 April 1960

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    18 1 AVEBACE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd- 1845. TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960. 15 CENTS New*"**
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    75-13 WIN FOR GOVT.
    2860 1 TENGKU; NEW LAW NEEDED AFTER V-DAY Warning of threat of new terror, murder wave 11 Opposition members not in seats as vote is taken jMIK House of Representatives today passed by 75 votes to 13 the controversial Constitution (Amendment) Bill. The vote was taken after Tengku
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    Asian giants deadlocked
    348 1 T^EW DELHI, Mon. 11 The crucial "Asian Summit" talks here between giants in dispute. Communist China and democratic India, end tonight and, barring a political miracle, failure is certain. In six days of meetings with Indian leaders, the Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai. has unwaveringly claimed
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    'BISCUIT KING' WHO SAW 'HE WOULD FIGHT IT OUT' IF EVER ABDUCTED BURIED IN SPORE
    20 1 TUj DKAV MAX MR. L$E
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    Kidnapped victim riddle: How did he die?
    599 1 Kidnapped victim riddle: How did he die? SINGAPORE, Monday. AS the funeral of the kidnapped "biscuit king," Mr. Lee Gee Chong, 49, took place here today, C.I.D. detectives interviewed his friends and relatives and established several possible theories in connection with his death. Mr. Lee was abducted last Wednesday night
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    Lock icon RIOTS FLARE AGAIN IN SEOUL
    176 1 RIOTS FLARE AGAIN IN SEOUL SEOUL, Monday. SPONTANEOUS student demonstrations broke out all over the heart of Seoul tonight and the army began firing. They were touched off by a protest march by the nations most respected eduAt the height of the demonstration, army troops, led by tanks firing tear-gas
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    COMMON MART
    54 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Talks between the Federation and Singapore on the establishment of a common market will be held soon The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Monamed Khir bin Johari, said this today in Parliament when replying to a question raised by Mr. A. David Socialist Front
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    Pine Board head loses job
    51 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. Th« Yang dl-Pertuan Agong of the Federation and the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara of Singapore have jointly terminated the appointment of Mr. J. A, Buehler as chairman of th* Malayan Pineapple Industry Board with effect from April 1 this year, it was officially announced
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    BANDITS IN KELANTAN' REPORT SPARKS HUNT
    58 1 BANDITS IN KELANTAN' REPORT SPARKS HUNT KOTA BHARI, Mon. About 59 members of the Police Field Force were sent to the KelanUnTrenfranu border area early today following a report that some terrorists had been seen there. This was the first time for some years that bandits were reported to have
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    3,000 dead in quake
    283 1 3,000 dead in quake TEHERAN, Mon. —At least 3,000 people are feared dead in a double earthquake which razed the town of Lar yesterday. Another tremor struck the town of Garash, 12 miles away, killing and injuring many people. The Lar dead include 550 children killed while assembling at a
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 BORDER OISPUTt NOT SOLVED Sin DLI.UL loini Isidi *v tnuaiqu- -v Mfama thin? Pnnie Mtatti r.ll md N>hru »ud t» bad TCJilitd greater < •laailag taiii Mb ijik M bod mi
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    Lock icon CHINA ATTITUDE DOMINATES FUTURE OF HONG KONG
    627 3 LONDON, Mon Tory group: Malaya tin wasting asset it should be disposed of at highest possible price A CONSERVATIVE Party study group in a paper circulated today said the future of Hong Kong was dominated by the attitude towards it of China. The
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    Lock icon SHOTGUNS BLAST 10 AFTER RACE RIOTS OVER 'WHITE' BEACH
    167 3 SHOTGUNS BLAST 10 AFTER RACE RIOTS OVER 'WHITE' BEACH NEW ORLEANS, Monday. A T LEAST 10 people were shot at Biloxi, near here, A last night following a race riot earljer in the day in which nearly 100 Negroes attempted to swim at a segregated beach and were attacked by
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    Lock icon IKE, DE GAULLE REACH ACCORD
    163 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. President Eisenhower and President de Gaulle of France said in a joint statement last night that they were in agreement on how they should proceed at the East-West Summit conference in Paris next month. Mr. James Hagerty. the White House Press Secretary, reading
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    Lock icon JAPANESE EVANGELIST DIES, 81
    64 3 JAPANESE EVANGELIST DIES, 81 TOKYO. Mon. One of Japan's foremost social workers, Mr. Toyohlko Kagawa, has died, aged M. Mr. Kagawa studied philosophy at Princeton University In the United States, and devoted himself to social and evangelical work when he returned to Japan. For a period he lived In the
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    Lock icon Two Africas, by Mosley
    80 3 LONDON. Mon.— Sir Oswald Mosley, leader of the Union Movement and prewar British Fascist leader, suggested that Africa should be divided into two nations, one white and one black, when he addressed the Cambridge University Conservative Association. He said that If Britain continued its present policy,
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    Lock icon Charles is hit by the heat
    64 3 "PHEW? It's hot." says Prince Charles, in sweater and long trousers, a* he wipes his brow during a royal shopping spree in the tented shopping lane at the Badminton horse trials. Prince Charles. Princess Anne and the Royal Family were all at Badminton for
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    Lock icon First new daily in 30 years
    42 3 LCWDON. Mon. The New Dally. Britain's first completely new dally newspaper In 30 years, made its debut today. It described Itself as "the only dally newspaper In Great Britain Independent of combines and trade unions." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Professor killed
    38 3 NEW YORK. Mon. Prof. Cornells Jan Bakker, Dutch director-general of the European Nuclear Research Organisation, was killed when a small charter plane in which he was travelling crashed into the sea near Kaeansburg, New Jersey.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nkrumah prepares for victory
    296 3 ACCRA, Monday. F|R. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana's Prime Minister. and his Convention Peoples Party were last night organising house parties, rallies and picnics to celebrate victory over the opposition in the plebiscite in the Ashanti and Volta regions. The plebiscite was to decide whether the people wanted
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    Clash: 12 held
    36 3 NAIROBI, Mon. Twelve Africans were arrested after a fight In the Kaloleni location here last night be. tween supporters of the Nairobi People's Convention Party and th e rival Nairobi African District Congress.
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    Lock icon 'NEW CHINA' HAILED BY PATRIOT'S WIDOW, Mme. SOONG
    221 3 'NEW CHINA' HAILED BY PATRIOT'S WIDOW, Mme. SOONG DEKING. Mon. Ma dame Soong Chingllng hailed the "momentous, new revolution" taking place in Red China in an article entitled "A new revo'u tion pushed back the skies," according to New China news agency. Widow of the patriot. Dr. Bun Vat-sen. aid
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    Lock icon £2mil. profit
    19 3 LONDON. Mon. British European Airways made a record profit of £2.000,000 in the last financial year Reuter
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      345 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metrea NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Short Wave: 62 metres ssTnvrr i% i m>.tr~ from 9.00 10.0. pjn. BEB.IVCE 41.7 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 8.32 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES doming Prelude. 7.00 The News: Koala Lumpur 341 metres 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 Tht K
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    Anzac Day tribute to war dead at Kranji
    77 4 Anzac Day tribute to war dead at Kranji SINGAPORE, Mon. Members of the Australian and New Zealand communities In Singapore this morning observed Anzac Day with a solemn half-hour wreath-laying ceremony at the Kranji War Memorial, in honour of Australian and New Zealand servicemen who died on active service. After
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    319 4 »pHE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London. Romf, Bombay, Colombo i BA 790/136) 4.40 a.m.; from London, Frankrurt. Karachi. Calcutta, Rangoon, (BA 708 221) 9.05 p.m. <.»rud»: From Jakarta (OA 996) 10.45 a.m. KLM:
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    BEREAVED WIFE: I SAW ARMED PROWLERS AND SCREAMED
    573 4 CINGAPORE, Mon. The Siamese widow of a German scientist in Singapore told a preliminary inquiry here today that she had become "very frightened" since the night of Mar. 16 when her husband was stabbed. Mis. Pauline Mary Struber, who said she would
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    Select Committee urges Societies Bill changes
    611 4 rpHE Legislative Assembly select committee on the controversial Societies 1 (Amendment) BUI has recommended several amendments to the draft Bill in its report published today. The BUI makes it necessary for all societies to be registered, including political and other associations which have hitherto
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    Robbers jailed for 8 years
    61 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two labourers, Poh Ah Lai, 21 and Ong Chen Ping. 22, who with another man robbed a bank clerk. Miss Clara Lee, of a necklace and a wriatwatch, at Belayar Creek, off Pasir Pan Jang, on Nov. 22 last, were each Jailed for
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      317 4 CHINESE YMCa (South Pier): University of Malaya at the Allan Student tour team 8.30 am.; Lecture Theatre, 815 pm youth camp at Ponggol 9 ajn.; YMCA i Orchard Roadc Junior Üble tennU 9 a.m body building dept. open* at 2 pjn. body buildand weight lifting 2 pjn.; bad- ing and
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    College girls on 'strike'
    401 5  -  By AS. SRIPATHY Malacca. Monday 300 STUDENT TEACHERS SAY: PRINCIPAL MUST GO OR WE WONT LEAVE DORMITORIES rPHREE hundred students at the Malay A Women's Teacher Training College here today remained in their dormitories and refused to attend classes. They say they will continue to do
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    Soldier rescued from roof: Fined $6
    155 5 pENANG. Mun. A New Zealand soldier who climbed un a 50ft. roof yesterday afternoon and had to be rescued by the fire brigade, was today fined $6 for behaving in a disorderly and abusive manner. I "I was not rescued. I came down on
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    'Beach of Passionate Love' novel
    76 5 'Beach of Passionate Love' novel PERTH. Mon.— A West Australian author. Gerald Glaskin. has begun work on his latest novel. "The Beach of Passionate Love," with a setting in the famous area on Malaya's east coast Mr Glaskln's novel "A Lion in the Sun", with a Singapore and West Australian
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    Marshall talk
    31 5 MALACCA. Mon— A Singapore lawyer. Mr. David Marshall, will give a talk on "Asia Today at the Malacca Indian Association in Banda Hilir Road on Wednesday at 7.15 D.m.
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    In Penang: Two services chiefs
    170 5 NAVY MAN LOOKS FORWARD TO HIS NEW FAR EAST APPOINTMENT DENANG, Mon— The Commander in Chief designate. Far East station. Vice-Admiral Sir David Luce, said on his arrival in Penanji today In the Carthage, he was looking forward to taking up his new appointment. Vice-Admiral
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    AUSSIES PROUD OF PART IN EMERGENCY, SAYS VISITING VIP
    192 5 AUSSIES PROUD OF PART IN EMERGENCY, SAYS VISITING VIP pENANG. Mon. The Chief of Staff of Australian Forces. Lt.-Gen. Sir Hignar Garrett. said here today Australians serving in Malaya were proud of the part they had been playing In helping this country fight Communist terrorism. "We are happy to have
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    Rotary talk
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Col. T. V. Stephen will speak on "The mental hospital of today" to the Rotary Club of Johore Bahru tomorrow at 5.15 p.m.
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    Counterfeit notes: A new racket
    77 5 Counterfeit notes: A new racket KUCHING, Mon. A young Iban Impostor has been making use of the counterfeit money scare here to fool people Into handing him real currency. Posing as a police Inspector, the man first asks his victims to produce their currency notes. He then declares that the
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    Lorry in ditchdriver fined
    71 5 I JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Vayapuri. a Town Council van driver, was fined $150 In the magistrate's court today for driving under the Influence of liquor as a result of which his lorry went into a ditch. He was also disqualified for 12 months from holding a
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      125 5 The Suint By Lestie Churteris I ITO FOLLOW US MORE -^a^a^L^l L WhlCH^^.— I, I L'il Abner By At Capp Vjl^-y—T th SS^Sdl^S^ pineapple?J critter,) Ioif li 1 1 m ti By thester GauM ■■•fI^HHMI I Q3NGCATm_ATC YES— BUT— SECCXOLV, R3O i BUT I— I YES P'^"^""^'^^-^! IV MI? yFIPSTOFALu]
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    57 6 Zv Wordw til (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Lit CHENG HOON thank nlativis and friends for thur valuable help. ueddinc presents and attendance on the occjusios ol Uielr marriage on 23-4-80. MR. A MRS. ANTHONY NORMS thank all friends and relatives for th.'ir good wishes, valuable flfts, as- md attendance
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    352 6 20 Worsts SU (Minimum) ANTOINETTE SAL! now on. Millinery half price. 324, Orchard Rood incur C.K. Taof). TOWN A COUNTRY under New Management announces arrival of new •lock-, complete rank* of tbe beat cosmetic and perfumery lint*. BE A GOOD Malayan— Read B«rita Harian, The National Newspaper in the
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    PHOTOGRAPHY
    92 6 20 Wort, ti (Min.)—Box M tt: ntrm COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY has many uxes In Commerce and Industry. Advanced development of the process Is the straits Tunes Colour Laboraiorlee which produce up to 11" a IS" baa mads Its use possible for many purposes Including house magailnee, brortiurea, erowearoa and Illuminated
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    She Sinus Tuesday. April 26, 1960. The Hour of Choice
    669 6 She Sinus Tuesday. April 26, 1960. The Hour of Choice Debate on the bill to amend the Federation's constitution has been long and acrimonious, centred on the special powers the Government is seeking to defeat subversion. It can hardly be said that the sound and fury were unexpected. Preventive detention
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    Healthy Minds
    346 6 The meeting in Kuala Lumpur of the Asian regional conference of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession must be seen in its perspective. Its theme. Child Health and Schools, is the subject of papers and debate not only here but at other regional conferences of
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    Too Costly
    161 6 Weighed against his patient moderation in dealings with France President Bourguiba doubtless feels genuinely aggrieved by incursions into Tunisia by French troops fight, ing the insurgents in Algeria, The fact that in a legalistic sense he is equally to blame for allowing Algerian insurgents to seek lefuge in
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    REBECCA WEST
    1325 6 IT is a matter for surprise here that the African protest which has followed the Sharpevlllo shootings is so much more vigorous and persistent in Capetown than in Johannesburg. For the Rand is always disturbed; serenity is not its profession, whereas the Cape is mellow. In Johannesburg, and
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      WHERE ARE THOSE 7,000 BLOOD DONORS?
      155 6 WHERE ARE THOSE 7,000 BLOOD DONORS? A VERY surprising Item of news has appeared to the effect that blood donors of certain groups are urgently required in Singapore. This is difficult to understand. Was there not a highly successful blooddonor campaign some few months ago when 7.000 "volunteers" were enlisted
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      TURTLES
      73 6 I AGREE with Mr. Bartlett's remarks about turtles and tourists. Reference to an old law book shows me that there was In force in 193S Pahang State Enactment No. 3 of 1915, the Turtles' Eggs Enactment. Under this law two prohibited areas were declared under ON 2384-15 and 941-16.
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    A memorial to horror...
    249 6 A memorial to horror. nACHAU. a village a few miles from the Bavarian capital of Munich and formerly the site of one of trie best known Nazi concentration camps. U In the news again. A plan by West German authorities to turn the camp Into a memorial to the thousands
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    Estate strikers attack new tappers on their way to work
    207 7 Estate strikers attack new tappers on their way to work SEREMBAN, Monday. THE strike situation on Seremban Estate took a new turn today when 90 workers travelling to work in three lorries were beaten Iy strikers. nteen of the newly>d tappers, mostly l, were taken to the al Hospital here
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    Driver gave lift to beautiful ghost at midnight
    256 7  - Driver gave lift to beautiful ghost at midnight By JAMES AUGUSTIN QUNGEI PATANI, Mon.— A lovely "hantu lengsiak" —believed to be the spirit of a woman who died in childbirth— is scaring Kedah motorists who drive along the main Sungei Patanl road at night. The ghost, according to several eye-witnesses,
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    Rural committee
    25 7 MUAR. Mon.— A committee for rural development has been formed here under the chairmanship of the District Officer. Inche All blr Haji Raya.
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    FIVE SHELL TANKERS ARE SOLD
    71 7 FIVE SHELL TANKERS ARE SOLD SINGAPORE, Mon— More than 25,000 tons of Shell tanker shipping, which has been in Singapore's laid-up anchorage, has been sold for an undisclosed sum. The tankers are the Narlca. Neara. Marisa, Murena and Slammulina. They have been idle in Singapore outer roads for months with
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    THE FURY OF A GIRL JILTED BY BOY-FRIEND
    205 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. A POLICE prosecutor told a court here today of the wrath and fury of a jilted giri and how it resulted in $400 worth of damage to the property of an "innocent" party. "Giving vent to her fury and wrath
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    Salesman robbed
    64 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A salesman, Tong Meng Scow, 18, was robbed of $5,000 in cash and cheques by a gang at the junction of MaPherson and Aljunied roads here this morning. Tong was on his way to a oank when five men in a car rammed his van, and
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    Ford strike: No agreement
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. No agreement was reached today when the management of the Ford Motor Co. of Malaya met representatives of Its striking workers at the Ministry of Labour and Law. Tlk company's 250 strikers are demanding the reinstatement of six retrenched workers at the firm's assembly
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    WORKING BEYOND EIGHT HOURS DUTY 'AGAINST HUMAN ENDURANCE'
    1003 7 WORKING BEYOND EIGHT HOURS DUTY 'AGAINST HUMAN ENDURANCE' -Union president tells commission of inquiry that engine drivers had at times worked up to 20 hours a day at height of the Emergency T\ H E three man commission appointed to inquire into Malayan Railway disputes was told today that engine
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    NATIONAL RUBBER ASSOCIATION WILL SPEAK FOR INDUSTRY AS A WHOLE
    354 7 HISTORY will be I 1 Tne committee to b« made in the rubber By geoffrey boland Mon. ffiff^JSfiJLSS SS trade in Malaya when I from the three sponsoring a new pan-Malayan nl of the day day Malaya for the convenient
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    Alliance, PMIP and PPP will fight Kampar by-election
    156 7 rpHREE candidates, one of them a formmer political detainee, today filed their nomination papers here to contest the nations first Parliamentary byelection from this constituency The candidates are: Mr. Liew Why Hone, 43. Alliance, architect I'staz Abdul Wahab bin Haji Mohamed Noor,
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    STRAIGHT FIGHT IN JOHORE POLL
    75 7 KLI'ANG. Mon. The Alliance faces a straight fight with the Socialist Front in the Johore State Legislative Assembly byelection for the Sri Lallang constituency Nominations closed today at noon. The two candidates contest- ing the by-election, caused by the death of an Alliance State Assemblyman.
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    Brinsford, Kirkby cost Govt. $19m. so far
    211 7 Brinsford, Kirkby cost Govt. $19m. so far KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The cost of training Federation teachers at Kirkby College and Brinsford Lodge. England, was $19,016,163 up to the end of last year. 81nc e these colleges were set up 1.444 teachers had graduated by the end of last year. Parliament
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      High is the word for your hair
      493 8  -  At left HIGH LIGHT by Steiner. At right: HI -FI by Antoine. WOMAN'S hair may be her ovwning glory, but it is one of her greatest beauty problems too. Aside from constant care such as washing and brushing, and massaging and "feeding" the
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      TODAY'S RECIPE: A MEATY MEAL for 4
      208 8 NOW that Lent is over, let's have a real meat;' dish for dinner, such as Chicken Pot Pie. Heat oven to 450 F (hot*. Heat quarter cup chicken fat or butter in a skillet. Blend in quarter cup enriched flour, one and half
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      303 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS In general (S). 1. They pave the w»jr for 25 7. Writing one chapter 011 one across (4. 10). disturbed about weight is no; t. Neglected doctor returned it modern <7>. to Edward (7). Parliamentary rules grant 10. To pun Is possibly to prolong dons rides
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    521 10 ON the Malayan Stock Exchauife yesterday. Industrials were easier, tins were selectively better, dollar rubbers were firm and sterling rubbers were quiet. The turnover was small Members of the Exchange reported the following business after the afternoon call: Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.34 and $1.35; Fraser and Neave ords
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE EASIER ON PROFIT-TAKING
    435 10 By Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL prices which in the past three weeks or so shot up too rapidly on the Malayan Stock Exchange are now easing. Profit- takers were out and prices In the section yesterday were generally easier. All the eighteen price changes
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    22 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Apr. 25 Apr-23 Industrial*: 141.84 145.74 Tins: 171.29 170.11 Rubbers: 272.38 271.38 Jan. 1 1958— 1 N.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    219 10 AM A V first grade rubber buyers 1T f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 120' i cents per lb., up five-eighths of a cent on Friday's close. The closing tone was steady. g.C.CJt.A. closinr prices in cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.3.S Spot f.o.b. buyers 121
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    138 10 T"HE Malayan Exchange Banks' x Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100k New York: buying airmail T.T. 33. O.D. 33.. 90 d/st 33 7,16 credit bills. 33 9/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31;,. O.D. 32. 90 d,st 32
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 10 SINGAPORE, April 25. RUBBER: Sl.2U* per lb. (up five-eighths 0/ a cent). 5 p.m. close 51.20J (steady). TIN: $386.50 per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (unchanged).
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    Stock Exchange
    110 10 new officials AT the annual meeting of the members of the Malayan Stock Exehauige on Sunday Mr. M. B. Bell of Fraser and Co. Singapore, was elected chairman. The vice-president is Mr. H La*. Brooke of Bradburne and Co., Kuala LumpurThe other members of the committee are: Messrs.
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    H.K. MARKET
    77 10 The Hong Kong Share Market was active and firm conditions prevailed for the most part of last week. Latterly. Books and Union In■ajxajace came in for enquiry and a moderate business was transacted In these shares without material changes. Interest was well spread in all sections. Hongkong; Banks
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    15 10 The Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for ANZAC Day. It re-opens today.
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    Cement production
    11 10 Production from Rawang Works during March was 16,758 tons.
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    Bank interim
    26 10 The Bank of New South Wain has announced an Interim quarterly dividend of A 9s. per share which was the same as last year.
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    STORE SHIPPING
    208 10 SJHIPS hint; alongside the Sin(apore Harbour Board whinres or expected this morninc are: Lltnburg 1/2. Pairsky 4/5 Tanagra 6A. Ceylon 6/7. AJax 8/9 Star Alcyone 10/11. 'Elisabeth Bakke 13 14. Coromandei 15/16, Sinaloa 18. Oorgon 19. Emp. Gmutet 21 22. Klmanls 23. TJitaium 25/26. Avaln 27/28. Laian- I
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    113 10 SINGAPORE Chine*? Produce 0 Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK /Continent April May shipments $35 buyers. $36' 3 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $54 4 sellers, drum $57 sellers Pepper; quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white 1310. Sarawak $305. special Sarawak black
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      680 11 TENDERS KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Tenders are Invited for the demolition, purchase and removal of 25 units Transit Quarters at Lomle Road. Kuala Lumpur. De- 1 tails may be obtained from the j office of the Municipal Architect. 2. Tenders In sealed cover marked "Demolition of Quarters. Lomle Road" to
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      Foodstuff re-export trade suffers
      309 12 Foodstuff re-export trade suffers SINGAPORE'S re-export trade in foodstuffs suffered a setback last year as a result of lack of demand from her neighbouring traditional customers, particularly Indonesia and Borneo. Local exporters shipped only $250.3 million worth of foodstuffs to surrounding territories last year, a decrease of $67.1 million compared
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      GROWING DEMAND FOR FODDER
      149 12 GROWING DEMAND FOR FODDER [\EMAND for scientific balanced feed for poultry and domestic animals in Singapore is growing, said Mr. Koh Chong Teck. assistant manager of the firm of Koh Kiam Boon, yesterday. Mr. Koh said that local Chinese farmers were buying more and more scientific balanced feed for their
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      SWITZERLAND OFFERS MALAYA PRODUCTS
      226 12 SWITZERLAND OFFERS MALAYA PRODUCTS CWITZERLAND, now a highly industrialised nation in Europe, has a wide range of new products to offer to the Federation of Malaya and Singapore, Mr. Curt Mahnig. the new Swiss consul in Singapore said yesterday. Mr. Mahnig said that a high proportion of Swiss exports now
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      Housing estate progress
      172 12 Housing estate progress WORK on the first phase of a new 30--acre housing estate at Kimlin Park, Paterson Road, Singapore, is progressing rapidly. Mr. Khoo Kang Tin, a spokesman of Vat Yuen Hong Co. Ltd.. developers of the estate, said yesterday that the project was expected to. be completed by
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      Food fair
      23 12 Denmark's first food fair, to be held in Aalborg from June 3 to 12, will display a wide range of foodstuffs.
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      Germans make more vehicles
      66 12 The West German motor Industry is progressing rapidly, according to the West German Motor Vehicle Manuf a -hirers' Association. The association said that production of cars and lorries rose to 520,871 units in the first quarter of the year, 30.8 per cent higher than In the
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      Two new insurance schemes launched
      325 12 MALAYAN Motor and General Underwriters Ltd., is launching two new Insurance schemes in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore as part of Its expansion programme. The schemes, which are now available to the general public, relate to comprehensive home and commercial vehicle Insurance. The company
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      Japanese company opens department to aid iron miners
      212 12 A LEADING Japanese industrial and trading conA cern, Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Ltd., has opened a mining department in Singapore to provide prospecting services for the Malayan iron ore industry. Two specialists from Mitsubishi Metal Mining Co. Ltd., its sister company, are now
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      Pepper imports in February
      35 12 Singapore Imported 2,47$ tons of pepper in February valued at $9 million. Indonesia supplied 461 tons of white pepper and Sarawak 373 tons. Most of the black pepper came from Sumatra.
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      BIG U.S. RUBBER DEMAND
      100 12 WORLD consumption of natural rubber, particularly in the United States, will attain new high levels this year, Mr. J. W. Keener, president and chief executive officer of B. F. Goodrich Co. said last week. "We anticipate a U.S.A. consumption level of about 1.6 million tons in
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    ABC meets may have to be postponed again
    310 13  -  KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Badminton Association of Malaya officials are perturbed over the news that the country's ultra-mo-dern indoor stadium will only be ready by August next year. This will mean that the Asian Badminton Confederation's international cham- pionships and the open championships
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    Robert and Button best on tour
    229 13 MALAYANS BACK WITH TWO WINS. ONE DEFEAT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE MALAYAN soccer team returned today from Indonesia with two wins out of three matches they played there on a week's visit at the invitation of the All-Indonesia F.A. (P. 5.5.1.), which was celebrating
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    FIRST STEPS TO CORRECT TENNIS
    43 13 TENNIS coach Hall explains the correct technique for playing the forehand drive when he began his six-day clinic at the Selangor Golf Club courts yesterday. His coaching tour of the Federation will last six weeks. Straits Times picture.
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    BAM applying this week for FMOC membership
    165 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Badminton Assoi elation of Malaya will this week apply for affiliation to the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council. This was stated here today by the B.A.M. secretary. Mr. Teh Gin Soox. Mr. Teh said the B.A.M. standing committee agreed
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    Malacca XI vs Selangor
    56 13 MALACCA. Mon. Malacca will meet Selangor in a Iriendly cricket match on the Malacca Club padang on Saturday. The following will represent Malacca Sl vasamboo. Yeoh Hal Guan. Cpl. Cake. W. Olover. H. Sequerah, M C. Sethupathy. Tengku Ahmad, D Ross. 8 Sequerah, S. Mahendran and
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    Cup finalists
    45 13 PARIS, Mon.— Monaco and St. Etienne yesterday Qualified to meet In the French Cup soccer flnal at Coiombes Stadium on May I In the semi-flnals. Monaco beat Rhelms 2-1 at Coiombes Stadium, and St. Etienne defeated Le Havre, the holders. 3-2 In MaraelUea.
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    Coach Hall favours top-spin driving
    130 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. AMERICAN coach Larry Hall gave his first tennis A lesson in Malaya at the Selangor Golf Club courts here today. Today's lesson was confined to the proper execution of the forehand and backhand strokes. Hall recommends that all tennis players, particularly beginners,
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    Medan tour is off for SGSFA
    81 13 Medan tour is off for SGSFA SINGAPORE, Mon.—Slngapore Government Services F.A.s proposed tour of Sumatra next month has been cancelled. The tour was cancelled by the soccer controlling body In Medan. which invited SG.S.F.A., because it could not come to an agreement with Garuda Airways over payment of the Singapore
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    Lock icon Probe extends to France
    121 13 rRIS, Mon. French pollct are to question French owners and trainers who have raced horses In Britain, following reports that British police are Investigating alleged doping, Justice sources said here today. The sources said that an examining magistrate, Mr. Jacques Perez, was also expected to reopen
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    Refs meeting
    24 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Civilian Referees' Society will hold their monthly discussion vetting at 7.30 p.m. on Friday a' the BAFA clubhouse.
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    Hungary win
    21 13 BUDAPEST, Mon. Hungary beat Chechoslovakia 2-i here today in Group 7, European zone, of the Olympic qualifying football tournament.
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    DOC RODGERS GOES RACING AT PERTH
    121 13 DOC RODGERS GOES RACING AT PERTH PERTH, Mon. Malayan racehorse trainer. J.R, "Doc" Rodgers, who Is here on a visit, did not take long to get out and have a look at what Western Australia had to offer. Within 24 hours of his arrival, he went to "headquarters" Ascot to
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    $81,000 winner
    28 13 NEW ORLEANB, Mon. Dow Flnsterwald. the V£. Ryder Cup golfer, won the MMI.OOO Greater New Orleans open tournament here yesterday with an aggregate of 270 strokes.
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    SSC, Police to tilt for water-polo title
    253 13  -  MOK SIN PIN By SINGAPOIvE. Mon. Singapore Swimming Club and Police are making a comeback In the flist division of the Singapore water polo league which start* oo May l. SCC, who did not enier a team In Div 1 last year because
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    Shaw Stable drop to third in owners' list
    220 13 Shaw Stable drop to third in owners' list VENI VICI Stable, which owns a formidable string of more than 40 horses, has taken over top place in the winning owners' table from Shaw Stable, leading owner on the Malayan turf for several seasons. Up-to-date statistics show that Veni Vlcl Stable
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    THE ON-OFF TOUR IS OFF AGAIN
    228 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday The Indian Varsity Occasional cricket team nave again called off their tour of Malaya. They were scheduled to come nere next month for five matches including a three-day unofficial test against All-Malaya. A letter from their manager, Mr. V. Pattabhlraman. said
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    122 13 SPORTS SUMMARY FOOTBALL Singapore league Dir. 3A: Blue Rovers 6 (Osman Ahamad 4, Ismail Wartan, Shariff Rohami) Maxwell a 1 i (Rohan). Penan* league Dlv. 2: Baharol Alam 5 (Ahmad Musa 3, All, Abdul Rahman) ESango 2 (P.S. Manlam. Tlratldamoney) Dlv. 3: Indlam B.C. 4 (Doral 2, Velayutham, Zalnal Abidln)
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    CABLES...
    188 13 TENNIS Davis C«»: European sen* Ist re, Rumania v Poland 2-2 (O Vi*uru, Poland, bt Wladlslaw sko oeckl 6-1. 6-2. 6-4 yesterday. W Qaslorek, Poland, led lon Tlrlac 4-8, 6-4, 8-6. bad light stopped play Eastern tone final japan v Philippines 1-1 (R. Deyro, Philippines, bt Nagasaki 6-1, s-1.
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      94 13 FOOTBALL Singapore premier lesgne: Ma. lsys v RAF (Jalan Besar); Dlt. 2B: SRC v Alexandra (padang); Div. 3B: Pulau Brani Utd. v Setla Jaya (Balestler Road); Police 'A' v Perhlmponan Stla (Oeylang) Selangor C,»ri. Dept. Bnnlnew Hoimcs Ira rue Wv. 1: PWD v Postal* (PWD ground); Dlt. 2: RDD i
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    Malaya students can't fight emotional crises
    378 14 THE FAILURES IN UNIVERSITY AND IN SCHOOL— THIS IS WHY A HIGH rate of failur- es at the University of Malaya h%d been mainly due to "emotional instability" of students, the Chief Medical Officer of the University's Singapore division. Dr. Z. V Kadri, said
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    Toh blames automatic promotions in Singapore
    430 14 Toh blames automatic promotions in Singapore JHE Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Education Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chve, declared today that the large number of failures in the last Cambridge School Certificate Examinations wm the cumulative result of years of automatic promotions. Dr. Toh was commenting on an article in
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    TENGKU'S TRIP DELAYED BY PARLIAMENT'S LONG SESSION
    84 14 TENGKU' S TRIP DELAYED BY PARLIAMENT'S LONG SESSION KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has postponed bis departure for the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference for three days because the current session of Parliament is lasting longer than expected. A Government statement explaining the change of plan said
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    61 14 THE CHILDREN ni the late Kirs Lyn Hon Yonc Srr Madun Chrn Kon Thye thanks all who went wreath* and rendered assistance In rrspect of her funeral on 2r.A.t»«O. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Joseph Gob Ken* Llm w <h to thank all relatives and friends for th<ir
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    TWO-MILE-LONG PARADE TO START AT PADANG
    141 14 SINGAPORE. Mon. A working committee consisting or local cultural organisations was formed today to make preparations for the celebrations of the first National Day on June 3. The committee will plan three aneka ragam ra'ayat shows at Hong Llm Park Geylang and the City
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    34 14 LONDON, Mon. Soviet Premier. Mr. Khrushchev, said today that if the West zefused to sign a peace treaty with East Germany, they would lose all rights of access to West Berlin. U.P.I.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    341 14 I ONDON. Mon.— Stock iimi_^i In London today were uncertain and mainly lower for the start of a new account. There was a general reluctance on the part of buyers to open new commkments In view of the credit restriction fears, and persistent small selling
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    398 14 GOVT. WILL ESTABLISH A PEOPLE'S ASSN.-LEE THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today said that the Government had decided to set up a "People's Association" to keep in constant touch with the people at non-government level. In this association, he said, representation would be on the one hand from
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