The Straits Times, 2 May 1960

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILYTEnTIFirD SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 /fen*"*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY. MAY 2, 1960 15 CENTS
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    LEE: THE NEW ERA
    1174 1 May Day rally is told of problems ahead Union movement must be in non-Red hands STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS SINGAPORE, Sunday. WORKERS REALISE THE NEED FOR SINCERITY FIFTY THOUSAND SINGAPORE WORKERS today heard the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tell them of the problems which they
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    Seven hurt after car overturns
    106 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sifn. Seven young picnickers were injured, two seriously. when their car overturned after a rear tyre burst at the B'j Mile, RawangKuala Lumpur Road, this afternoon. The injured were taken by a passing car to the General Hospital whore the two seriously injured,
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    Lock icon Uranium find
    33 1 TOKYO. Sun. The Japan Atomic Fuel Corporation was today reported to have announced that high-grade uranium ore deposits had been found near the town of Togo. Totorl Prefecture, Western Japan. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Turkish troops get orders to shoot
    169 1 ISTANBUL, Sun— The Martial Law Commander here announced today he had told his troops to open fire on "even the smallest" meetings. All meetings are illegal under martial law declared after student riots here. The Commander. Gen. Pahri Owudller, also clamped down ft 24-hour
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    TUC CALLS FOR AFRICA BOYCOTT
    977 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. 1:5 A mass rally of workers at Jalan Besar Stadium today roared "Merdeka"' three times in favour of a boycott of South African goods. The rally urged the United Nations to impose economic and political sanctions against the South African Government with a
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    Lock icon Chessman: Fate in balance with two hours to go
    312 1 Chessman: Fate in balance with two hours to go SACRAMENTO, Sunday. A MERE two> hours before Caryl Chessman is due A to die tomorrow a hearing will start in the California State Supreme Court that may save his life. I It is a petition for habeas corpus Sled in San
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    Lock icon Vatican warns on ideology
    39 1 VATICAN CITY. Sun. Pope John told workers that social problems could be solved on the basis of Christian principles and warned them against "mistaken ideologies" In a broadcast on today's Feast of Saint Joseph. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon S. Africa? It affects us all: Tengku
    173 1 S. Africa? It affects us all: Tengku KARACHI, Sun. The Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said here last night that apartheid had gone beyond the borders of South Africa. It had become an issue which affected not only the Commonwealth but even other countries. Tengku Abdul Rahman who made
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 PREMIfcR ARRIVED IN LONDON i.ONIHJ> San.— ren^ku ibdu! Rj.tln2.jn Mj. Prin- MiiuaUr h v *ir ettfa) Cumo2Ci:M tilth Prunt conference oa I ii" -Bcnl I
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    Now one association for entire rubber trade
    327 2 SINGAPORE, Sunday MR. TAN LARK SYE, Singapore millionaire business magnate, was today elected chairman of the newly formed Rubber Association of Singapore and Malaya, an organisation which will unile the voices of those in the rubber trade. He was elected by the j
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    PRETTY MAY DAY BRIDE FOR INSPECTOR OF VEHICLES
    78 2 An inspector of vehicles with tbe RIMY. Selanfor, Mr. Willy Lee Soon Yeow, was married yesterday to Miss Yap Cbit Neo. of Singapore. Mr. Lee is tbe youngest son of Mr Are Bail jchee. a Kuala Lumpur businessman, and Mrs. Lee. of
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    Mass wedding
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Twelve couples were married today •t the second mass wedding of the year at the Hokkien Huay Kuan here in Telok Ayer Street.
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    100 PAPERS FOR VITAL TALKS
    247 2 KUALa LUMPUR, Sunday. V EARLY 100 papers on the progress and problems 11 of natural rubber research have been oflered for an international rubber conference to be held here in September to promote "unity of outlook" in the face of the challenge from synthetic rubber
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    'TIDAPATHY' OVER FUND, PLANTERS ARE TOLD
    156 2 'TIDAPATHY' OVER FUND, PLANTERS ARE TOLD KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Members of the Malayan Planters Provident Fund have been criticised over their attitude towards the fund. The latest issue of "The Planter" official publication of the Incorporated Society of Planters made the complaint in an editorial entitled "Tidapathy It said a
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    Off to varsity
    34 2 TANJONO MALIM. Sun. Two teachers at the Methodist English School here Mr. Su Chin Kwee and Mr. T Siva Siifgam. will heave this week to study at 'the University of Malaya.
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    Lull in Kampar but 'big guns' are now ready
    209 2 IPOH. Sunday. vyiTH 18 days to go to the polling in the parlia- mentary by-election in Kampar constituency, the two main rivals Alliance and People's Progressive Party— in the three cornered flght have intensified their electioneering campaigns For the past week
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    Pawn men have a Rumi worry
    86 2 Pawn men have a Rumi worry KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— A conference of pawnbrokers from several states today decided to ask th« Federation Government to postpone a new ruling requiring all pawn tickets to be printed in Romanbed Malay by June The pawnbrokers felt that the new ruling had comt "too
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    First meeting
    19 2 MENTAKAB. Sun The newly-registered Pahan* Timber Industry Association, will hold a general meeting here on May 22.
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    Lock icon NASSER: THIS WAY TO PARADISE
    152 3 CAIRO, Sun. President Nasser said here today that world disarmament supported by the Bandoeng resolutions on peaceful coexistence would turn the world into an economic paradise. He told an Afro-Asian economic conference that Industrialisation of AfroAsian countries would not hamper economically developed countries since they
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    Lock icon Treaty papers exchanged
    59 3 JAKARTA. Sun. The Malayan-Indonesian Friendship Treaty was officially put Into effect yesterday when representatives of the two nations exchanged ratification instruments. The treaty, which basically deals with increased cultural exchanges Between the two countries, was signed early last year. Parts ol the treaty, including the establishment of
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    Lock icon SHIPS' BOYCOTT: US-UAR RELATIONS DETERIORATE
    398 3 CAIRO, Sunday ¥|MTED States' relations v with the United Arab Republic bee:, n i the boycotting of American vessels in Arab ports yesterday. President Nasser sharply attacked the I'nited States over the picketing of a U.A.R. ship by New York dockers, and official bitter resentment
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    Lock icon Tony certain to get royal title
    315 3 LONDON, Sunday. T<HE British Royal Family gathered at Windsor yesterday to make a final decision on whether to confer a title on Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones before his marriage next Friday to Princess Margaret. Prince Philip, husband of the Queen, and whose princely title derived
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    POLICE OUT AS THE SPRINGBOKS TAKE THE FIELD
    158 3 POLICE OUT AS THE SPRINGBOKS TAKE THE FIELD f ONDON. Sun. Sixty police guards patrolled the grounds of Arundel Castle yesterday two hours before the South African cricketers were due to begin their first public match against the Duke of Norfolk's XL A police spokesman said: "We have heard rumours
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    May Day: Huge crowds celebrate
    213 3 May Day: Huge crowds celebrate HONG KONG, Sun. China today celebrated May Day on what Peking Radio described as a larger and gayer scale than ever before In keeping with a move this year to decentralise celebrations the radio dropped Its "live" coverage of various events. Instead of a mass
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    Lock icon New Press laws
    37 3 KARACHI, Sun— The Pakistan Government has repealed the Press laws enacted during British rule and replaced them with a new ordinance curtailing administrative control of the Press and passing more responsibility to the Judiciary.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cambodia next
    33 3 PEKING. Bun— Mr. Chou En-lal. Chinese Prime Minister, who returned to China on Friday after visits to Burma. India and Nepal, will pay a five-day visit to Cambodia next week— Reuter.
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    GOVT. PLANES BOMB PARAGUAY REBELS
    125 3 ASUNCION, Sunday. PARAGUAYAN military aircraft yesterday bombed two boatloads of rebels attempting to cross the Parana River and join invasion forces that landed in southern Paraguay from Argentina on Friday. An Interior Ministry spokesman said the two boats, carrying about ISO men, were seized by
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      224 3 FREE GIFT SALE BEGINS TODAY! ASHA'S WITH NEW! CUT PRICE BARGAINS ALL LADIES MEN'S WEAR AT TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS AND MANY ITEMS BELOW COST PRICE I VALUABLE mm m- mm mm for all customers LV V BUYING GOODS OVER $10.00. $25.00, $50.00, GIFTS $100.00. "SEE OUR GIFTS ON DISPLAY". HURRY! DONT
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      342 3 Your radio today... dai-msn J. Mn Honor RoU Of Hlta; 830 RADIO SINGAPORE Bcience Survey; 8.45 Senandon* Mi^lu^^WNm! S2 ,o^o* Son,; u^Sod 7.05 A Date With Music; 1.00 The S"*3 M u£fZJ% JSS! RADI MALAYA 900 Programme summary; fcO2 NATIONAL SHOBTWAVB Chopin Waltzes; 0.30 Movln' SERVICE 41.7 metrra nlca: 10.15
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    TO SING FOR THEATRE FUND
    100 4 r'O singers will sing in the "International Night of Songs, Dances and Music" at the Victoria Theatre on May 4 and 5 in aid of the National Theatre Fund. One. Miss Zainab Majid, (above) a Pakistani nightingale, is a qualified nurse by profession. She has
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    Python pet is going back to the jungle
    282 4 Python pet is going back to the jungle A JOURNEY HOME AFTER 12 YEARS -IT WAS OWNER'S LAST WISH SINGAPORE, Sun. In an Iron cage in a house in Upper Serangoon Road a 15--foot phython awaits the day when it will be free to roam the Jungle again. For after
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    Free film shows this week
    110 4 Free film shows this week SINGAPORE. Sun. The Field Section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week: TUESDAY: Kampong Glam Malay Girls' School. Arab Street Kampong Hup Chon Kay. off Ylo Chu Kang. 12i m.s.; Tlong Bahru Road. Community Centre
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    All About Tony
    75 4 All About Tony JUST what tort or chop it Tony Arrattrong-Jen*«, the chop who mornei Princes* Margoref oa Friday. TKit Is what Mis rnensi »ay: Tony's Wsnsw csms from FlMf Str«w» ««d Bohomw Tor y'l fStSS .r. artistic b«r^erin9 en th. r.Hi»h Tony is brilliantly funny talker. Tony mmd Margaret
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      75 4 KAMALA CLl'B: Se«inß class Folk Dance course (A section) 10 am to 12 pjn.: 1 p.m to 7.30 p.m. broiSrVdßSfii^m WiiT" yMCA (Orchard Road): 2 nm to riii "Ruddlgore- prin(•HINESE YMCA (South clJ)als P m Pier): Table teuiiii 9 am.; oody ST. HILDA'S C BIRCH AND building and welghl Uftli\s;
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      288 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rB following- Is todays schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Melbourne. Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta (BA 70S,' 220) 11.25 p.m. Gar»*a: From Medan (QA 990) 2.45 p.m. Catlur Pacific: From Hong Kong. Bangkok <CX 723) 1.40. Ja»»n Air lines: From
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      175 4 pm from Slbu. Kucblns; (ML 401) 4.45 p.m.; from Medi:\ Penang. Kuala Lumpur <ML 107) 720 pm.; from Sandakin, Jcsstllou, Brunei. Kuching iML 477) 7.20 p.m.: from Kota Bahru. Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 131j 7.25 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 8 pm.; from Penaiijt (ML 151) 9.25
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    Thai threat to new tin set-up
    298 5 REPORT OF A POSSIBLE WITHDRAWAL WORRIES THE MINERS IPOH, Sunday. r FUi; chances of a new International Tin Agreement next year may be wrecked if Thailand carries out its threat to drop out of the world pact. That is the fear of mining circles
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    New chief of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce
    76 5 New chief of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce MR. P. G. GII.MOUR. Kuala Lumpur manager of the Borneo Co. Ltd.. who is the incoming president of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce. He replaces Mr. 11. I. Thornton -Jones. who leaves Malaya later this year on retirement. .Mr. Gilmour. an Australian.
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    A MARRIAGE WARNING TO CATHOLICS
    146 5 A MARRIAGE WARNING TO CATHOLICS DENANG, Sun. The 1 Church of Our Lady of Sorrows herp today warned Catholics against marrying outside the church. Any Catholic who trips' to get mamed in a nonCathoHc church or templp will be ex-communlcaterf. says the latest parish bulletin. A Catholic who married In
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    Stamps to mark National Day
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. New four and 10 cent stamps are to be issued to commemorate National Day on June 3 Their central theme will be the state flag. The stamps may also be bought at the Stamp Bureau. Federal House. Kuala Lumpur.
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    'YOU MUST EXPOSE CORRUPTION,' PAP MEETING IS TOLD
    195 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lee Khoon Cboy, chairman of the People s Action Party's Bukit Panjang told members today at Its general meeting: "You must expose any form of corruption not only in the Government but also in our party." Mr. Lee, who
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    Negri's own summit plan—a resort
    168 5 Negri's own summit plan a resort SEREMBAN. Sunday. A MOVE has been made to start a health resort on A the summit of 2,700 ft. Gunong Angsi near here. The Negri SembWan branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association is to hold a flag day on Friday and Sat. urday
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    Six months for extorting $1
    67 5 PENANG. Sun -Mah Chee Lum. 22. unemployed was jailed for six months yesterday by the first magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. for extorting $1 from Yiap Teik Hoe at Green Lane on April 12. Inspector Balwant Singh said Mah told Yiap he was a member
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    Local Council
    33 5 KOTA BHARU. Sun. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Sulalman, Inche Yaacob bin R>rahlm. Inche Mohamed bin Latin and Inche Zakarla havt been elected to the Bertam Baru Local Council. 'n Ulu Kelantan.
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    HARD HIT BY REDS, LEADS IN NEW RUBBER
    219 5 HARD HIT BY REDS, LEADS IN NEW RUBBER I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. i —An area of Selan- gor, which suffered badly in the Emergency, has turned out to be the most active in the re-! planting of rubber. It is the Ulu Langat district where 1.725 hara-ed .smallholder^ hav r replanted
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    Bridge money
    24 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A .sum of $30,000 has been allocated to Lower Perak for the construction of new bridle paths and bridges.
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    Visit by 4 unionists
    105 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Four Indian trade unionists on a United Nations Educational. Social and Cultural Organisation .study tour of Asia arrived here by air from Singapore yesterday. They are Mr. M. Velu. Mr. Raja Nalck. Mr. Sumer Singh and Mr. Mahendra Kumar A. Maniar. all from
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    208 6 t0 Wordt Sit (Vimmumt ANTOINETTE Closed all Day Today. 324. Orchard Road. Spore. MERLE HARRIS closes her engagement at the Cockpit on Saturday, atay Tth. VISIT ADRIAN'S AT 42S River Valley Road iB'pore> for distinctive furniture. Opening 3rd. of May. BARGAINS NOW ON at Modern Silk Store. Today Business
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      At Sixes And Sevens
      571 6 Hesitantly but unmistakably the decade of regional economic groupings has begun. In South-East Aaia, in Africa and in South America the idea is under examination. In Europe it is already working, and a wave of reorganisation in industry is testimony to the profound change it causes.
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      Public accounts
      396 6 If the Federation Government did not cover itself with glory in defending its defence of the 1958 accounts, the Opposition certainly won no medals either. For one thing it attacked the wrong flank. Nowhere in his much discussed report on the 1958 accounts did the Auditor-General assail the
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      Distant Ideal
      200 6 The Treaty of Friendship signed a year ago between the Federation and Indonesia has come into operation with the exchange of instruments of ratification. It will not in itself make much difference to relations between the two countries. Cultural contacts are to be encouraged and indeed there have
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    From Pimlico to the Palace
    1776 6 From Pimlico to the Palace By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LONDON, Sunday. ON the door of a suite in Bucki n g h a m Palace there is now a small typed card in a brass holder saying "ArmstrongJones' 1 no initials, no "Mr." How that card got into that holder
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    Breaking those barriers...
    80 6 Breaking those barriers... AS the Royal Family descends, generation by generation, further from its feudal pinnacle, it could easily ret lodged among the landed upper class and the bureaucracy. Clearly the Crown should be in touch, and be seen to be in touch, with all levels and all kinds of
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    BYRNE CHARTS CHANGING ERA THA T'S AHEAD FOR LABOUR IN SINGAPORE
    705 7 'The day when you were kicked around is over 9 SINGAPORE, Sunday rp|HE Minister of Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today told the mass Labour Day rally at Jalan Besar Stadium that the days when labour was
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    CAPITAL MUST BE PUT TO EFFICIENT, PRODUCTIVE USE FOR THE NATION
    685 7 CAPITAL MUST BE PUT TO EFFICIENT, PRODUCTIVE USE FOR THE NATION as a human being were protected. Without these twin safeguards, capital could not. In a democratic State pledged to socialist Ideals, be put to efficient and productive use In the Interests of the national economy. Mr. Byrne then said
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    Unionists attack forced link-up
    151 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore City Council Labour Unions FedA eration criticised the Government today for introducing legislation which con- pels every trade union to be affiliated to the Trades Union Congress The criticism was contained in a resolution passed at a May Day meeting held at
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    Safe removed
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thieves broke into a printing press in Yap Ah Loy 8 treat here yesterday and removed a safe containing $280 in coins and four cheques worth $500.
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    $22,591 WILL MAKE GOOD A LOSS
    83 7 JOHORE BAHRI Sun— The Johore Legislative Assembly yesterday approved payment of 522.591 to make good the loss of public funds. An accompanying note said there had been defalcations at Kulal. where tllM* was Ist, This matter had been Investigated by the Public Services Commission
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    President if MTUC: Don't unload SA goods
    291 7 President if MTUC: Don't unload SA goods KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malayan dock workers were asked today not to unload South African goods. The call came from the president of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, Mr. Lum Kin Tuck, at a May Day rally, where a resolution to boycott Bouth African
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    Two off to U.S. on study tour
    51 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. A Radio Malaya announcer, Che Nurlldar blnte Sutan Saldl, has left Kuala Lumpur for America on a studytour awarded by the U.S. State Department Accompanying her on the tour Is Inche Sidlque All Merican. a teacher and athletics director from
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    Election result
    39 7 KOTA BHARU. Bun.— The following candidates were successful at the local council elections at Bertam, Ulu Kelantan: Inche Abdul Rahman bin Suleiman. Inche Ya'acob bin Ibrahim, Inche Mohamed bin Abdul Lit iff and Inche Zakaria bin Abdullah.
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    Do-it-yourself
    30 7 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Residents of KampongLubok Puslng. 13 miles up thePerak River from here, are to build a two-room religious school by themselves at a cost of about $700.
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    TWO MEN, OVERCOME BY GAS, RESCUED
    185 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Fire-flghters In respirators rescued two men today who were overcome by gas in an engine room at the Malayan Breweries in Alexandra Road here. Tho casualties, Marutha I Muthu. 35. and Moksir All. 21, were later taken to hospital where they were
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    ASSEMBLY SAYS 'YES' TO ALLOWANCES FOR MEMBERS
    273 7 ASSEMBLY SAYS 'YES' TO ALLOWANCES FOR MEMBERS JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. riE Johore State Legislative Assembly, yesterday approved the payment of a scale of allowances for its members. Members are to get $50 a day for attending a meeting of the executive council and $30 a day for attending a meeting
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    47 7 BENTONG. Sun. Ng Chin Swee, 32. the driver of a timber lorry, was fatally injured when his vehicle ran off the road early yesterday at the 18th milestone BentongMentakab road. He died In hospital here. The lorry attendant, Chan Ah Kow was unhurt.
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    152 7 Perak Umno seeks Razak's help ijPOH, Sun. The Deputy L Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, will be asked to help Perak Umno to pick a candidate for the by-election et Grik to fill a vacancy in the State Legislative Assembly. The Perak Unuio executive committee toda> considered five
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    75 7 RAFANG. Sun.— When Hoo Miou of Kuang was arrested on April 27 as a suspect In a bousebreaking and theft case. 15 Penang Turf Club sweepstake tickets wera found on him although ha was not a member of the club. The Rawang Magistrate, Inche Hassan bin
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    83 7 PENANG, Sun— The body of Deputy Superintendent Ghazali bin Osman, deputy head of the Penang Special Branch, is being brought back to Malaya this week. The KLM plane bringing back the body, together with the widow. Slti Aznur, and nine-year-old son. Is scheduled to arrive at
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      1224 10 GOOD TRADING WEEK: BUSINESS IN TINS By Our Market Correspondent THE announcement last week that the Federation of Malaya is taking the first practical move towards the formation of a Stock Ex* change was generally welcomed by investors. Although only a modest move it entails the daily
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      STOCK INDICES
      22 10 Malayan Stock exchange: Apr. 30 Apr. 19 Industrials: 141.19 140.75 Tins: 171.45 171.11 Rubbers: 277.30 377.39 Jan. 1 1958 100.
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      94 10 THE Malayan fcxehange Bank Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday, April 30, (all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 7/8. O.D. 32. 90 d/st 32 7/16 credit bills. 32 1/2 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada. 31 9/16;
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      531 10 €O^IM#OITI VLTHEN the Singapore Rubber Market closed on Friday it appeared as if a squeeze was developing on the May first grade position on which B premium of two cents had developed over June. The squeeze appears to be developing as local dealers do not
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      AVERAGE PRICES
      18 10 April average prices were: Apr. 1960 March 1960 Rubber: 119.97 cU. 119.05 cts. Tin: $386.85 £389.80
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1376 10 T*HE following list of robed quotations wma israed by mrmbfrt of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their but meeting on Saturday (April 3*l H and 1. stand for blfbest and lowest for twnl inaa done this year. 1 S MM Ifkkt. 140 220 Ordt 2.30 U0 Atlas
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      28 10 Jin Rabber (per picul) (per Ib.) April 25 $386.50 $1.20., 26 $387.00 $1.21 27 $387.12 !i $l.!0S 28 $387.25 »'121», 29 $386.75 $1.23 v 30 $386.0*
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      37 10 imc Darby HMp. old Stormgr *ahanc Con. ord. t Interim Current payment t7H% t6'' f It* Date of payment May 5 May 23 June 4 Total for year Total for previous rtmr 30% 16% 12%%
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      303 10 rjN the Malayan Stock Exchange v on Saturday (April 30), all sections were quiet and the turnover was small. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at 13 noon: Industrials: Pitzpatricks $1.43 (O); Praser and Neave oras $2.13 and $2.12: Gammon SJ.S2 to $2.54: Jackson $1.54 <O).
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    1473 11  -  EPSOM JEEP DOUBLE FOR MARTIN AND JOHNSON By #THE BIC SWEEP: Total pool $182,100. FIRST PRIZE: No. *****7— 549,630. SECOND PRIZE: No. *****6— $19,852. THIRD PRIZE: No. *****5—$ 9,926. STARTERS ($3,308 each): Nos. *****6, *****3. *****3, *****8. *****8, *****5. CONSOLATION ($l,OOO each) Not. *****2. *****1. *****3, *****9.
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    327 11 S'gor rout Malacca by innings ]tf ALACCA, Sun.—Selanlfl gor beat Malacca by an innings and 34 runs in their friendly cricket match which ended on Malacca Club padang today. In reply to Selangor's score of 249 for six declared. Malacca, who were 11 runs for two wickets at the close
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    383 11 IPOH, Sunday. TWE REST retained the Hennessy Trophy in the J two-day annual cricket match when they beat the Europeans by 56 runs here today. Final f cores: Rest 175 and 83. Europeans 142 and 60 Europeans. who were 45 at close yesterday in*
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    150 11 DTC fight back to beat Police outright DENANG. Bun.— Day Training College, after being 14 runs behind on the first innings, scored an outright win over Police In their league cricket match at Dato Kramat today. This was the only outright win In today's four league matches. Gerard Romlls, bowling
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    42 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. T.K. Belton hit 76 runs for Police against S.C.R.C. In a friendly cricket match which was drawn here today. Police 173 (T.K. Belton 76, M. Doraisamy 31.) B.C.R.C. 60 for 7 (rain stopped play).
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    82 11 J^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. A fine bowling and batting performance by Christie Shepherdson failed to save Kllat Club from defeat by Selangor Ceylonese at Pantal today. Ceylonese won by 12 runs. Shepherdson took fire 1 wickets for 33 runs to bundle out the Ceylonese side for 108.
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    256 12 S'pore UMNO to re-register all members SINGAPORE, Sun. THE executive committee of the Singapore State UMNO has finalised plans to reorganise the party. The secretary of the executive committee, Inche Ahmad Jabri bin Mohamed Akib, told the Straits Times after a four-hour meeting here tonight, that as a first step
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    28 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, returned here this morning by Malayan Airways after a brief visit to Kuala Lumpur.
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    65 12 P. V. THOMAS < Naval Bax«i pnsMtd away p»ar*fuljy l-S-19«0. Cortrx* leaving 2 Smith Road. Scmbnwanic 3 p.m. <n 2-.V1P60 (or Mar Thoma Chun h and thrmr to Kidadan. THE DEATH OCCURRED thl.l •vralnc of Mm Xi hd Abraham, wife of the late Dr. G Aar.iham of Taiplne. at
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    53 12 MRS. ALLUIO FREDERICKS and family thank friends, relatives for wreaths, messaurs of condolence and attendance at funeral of Her husband MR. A MRS. M. BalakriKhna Kurup thank all their friends and rela Ivea who attended, rent romtrntulatory mcuaxes and gave valuable presents on the occasion of their marriage on
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    523 12 LONDON, Sunday. AN agonising week-end of suspense faces Wol- verhampton Wanderers and Burnley as the English League football championship reaches its breath-taking climax. After yesterday's matches, the last for most clubs, everything rests on the all-Lancashire clash between Manchester City and Burnley
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    330 12 SOCCER M.C.F.A. Cup Semi-anal: Perak 2 (Boon Bee. Chow Ah Sang) Selangor 1 (Arthur Koh) at Ipoh SINGAPORE Div. 2A: Jollllads 3 rHamid, F. Quek, Hussein) Pachltan 3 (Samad 2, Omar); Dlv. 3D: Sukaramai 6 (Abu Bakar 3. Ismail 2, Ariffin) Aii>enal 1 (Ellefseui FENANG Dlv. 1: Muslims
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    313 12 CRICKET l\K. County clot*: S. Africa bt Duke of Norfolk's XI oy swkts at Arundel Duke of Norfolk's XI 220- dec (Tltmus 56 no., Tayfleld 6-102>; S. Africa 2J4-5 (McOlaw 72. McLean 54). one-day match At Lord's: York* 148. M.C.C. I*l-1 (Clark 55). At Oxford: Oloster !99
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    27 12 NEW YORK. Sun. World figure skating champion Carol Helss, 20, and Hayes Alan Jenkin. 27. were married here yesterday. Jenkin is also a champion skater.
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    1103 12 FIRST DIVISION P W D L F APts j Wolves a 24 6 12 106 67 54 I Tottenham 42 21 11 10 86 50 53 Burnley 41 23 7 11 83 60 53 Went Brom 42 19 11 12 83 57 49 Sheff. Wed. 42
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    175 12 SINOAPORE. Sun. Singapore Swimming Club made a good start in their bid to regain' the Singapore Water-Polo League First Division title when they held defending champions Chinese Swimming Club to a 6-6 draw at Tanjong Rhu today. Chinese, who lost most of their International
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    THROWING: THE BIG CLEAN-UP GOES ON
    266 12 THROWING: THE BIG CLEAN-UP GOES ON SPRINGBOKS OPEN TOUR WITH A FIVE'WFCKET WIN LONDON, Sunday. English umpire gave notice yesterday of the general intention this cricket season to stamp out the vexed problem 6i throwing. John Aldridge, the Worcestershire fast bowler, was called for throwing by Umpire Jack Crapp against
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    101 12 THOMAS SETS WORLD RECORD PHILADELPHIA. San. John Thomas. 19-year-OM Boston University stu- j dent, broke the world high jump record with a leap of seven feet one and a half inches at the Pennsylvania Relays meeting here. The official record of seven feet one inch was set by Y. Stepanov
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    Perak upset Selangor to enter MCFA Cup final
    127 12 Perak upset Selangor to enter MCFA Cup final IPOH. Sun.— Perak Chinese scored a surprise 2-1 victory over Selangor Chinese in the M.C.F.A. Cup semifinal here today. Perak will now meet Singapore on May 14 at Kuala Lumpur. The referee, Mr. Tan Bee Seng of Penang, was escorted off the
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    73 12 SINOAPORE. Sun. J.G.M, Price won the "B" Division (stroke) medal of the Royal Singapore Oolf Club open sp.uig meeting at Sime Road today wi'h a net i 68. He also won the bit 11 sweep for the second nine. Runner-up was W.D.N. Mr chell with a nett 71.
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