The Straits Times, 25 May 1960

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE E\(irjs 80.000 The Straits Times. Mo** 4 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, MAT 23, 1960 15 CENTS
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    WAVE HORROR
    1045 1 TIDAL DEATH' HAVOC SWEEPS PACIFIC Wall of sea (33 ft. high) lashes three continents At least 2,000 feared dead I ONDON, Tues. Giant tidal waves swept across the Pacific from the Chilean earthquake, bringing death and disaster to Japan, Hawaii. Australia and New Zealand. More than 2,000 people
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    Blinded wife beat off teenage snatcher
    281 1 Blinded wife beat off teenage snatcher SHOUTS OF 'YANKEE, YANKEE' SAVED HER HANDBAG CONTAINING $1,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^ HOUSEWIFE, her eyes blinded with pepper, fought with a teenage thug for possession of her handbag which contained $1,000 outside a bank here today. She won the struggle. Alumu'd by her
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    Lock icon U.N. compromise calls on the Big Four to resume 'Summit'
    248 1 U.N. compromise calls on the Big Four to resume 'Summit' V'EW YORK. Tues. Ceylon, Argentina, Ecuador and Tunisia last night submitted a compromise resolution to the Security Council urging the "Big Four" powers "to resume discussions as soon as possible." Private talks The draft also called on all member governments
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    U.S. DAKOTA CREW ARE SET FREE
    137 1 BERLIN. Tuesday. rpHE Soviet Union today released the American military Dakota plane which strayed by accident behind tne Iron Curtain four days ago. The United States promptly dispatched a "rescue" mission deep into Communist territory to bring the nine persons aboard to safety, either
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    Lock icon MAN BEHIND JEWISH BUTCHERY IN ISRAELI JAIL
    136 1 MAN BEHIND JEWISH BUTCHERY IN ISRAELI JAIL 1ERUSALEM. Tues. J Adolf Elchmann. 54. a former German army officer alleged to have been responsible for the murder of millions of Jews, has been arrested and Is In an Israeli jail. The Premier, David BenOurlon, disclosed Eichmaims arrest In Parliament. Well-groomed Elchmann.
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    V-bomber bid to fly non-stop to Singapore from Britain
    151 1 V-bomber bid to fly non-stop to Singapore from Britain SINGAPORE, Tues. For the first time, a Valiant bomber of the Royal Air Force is to attempt a non-stop flight from Britain to Singapore an air journey of roughly 7,800 miles. A Valiant or 214 Squadron, based at Marham In Norfolk,
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    Lock icon Stamp publicity
    20 1 MANILA. Tues.— President Carlos P. Garcia has approved plans to publicise the Phlllipplnes through local postage stamps.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Advice to Ike: Stay home
    134 1 i i TOKYO. Tu«s. rE Opposition Socialist Party today asked the United States to cancel the scheduled visit to Japan of President Eisenhower. The request was made when Mr. Inejtro Asanuma. chairman of the Socialist Party, called on the U.S. Ambassador. Mr. Douglas Mac Arthur.
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    Lock icon Border pact
    26 1 RANGOON. Tues. Burmese Prime Minister U Nu said here today he hoped to sign a Slno-Burmese border treaty In Peking on Oct. 1. —Reuter.
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    SLANDER CASE: $750 DAMAGES
    140 1 SLANDER CASE: $750 DAMAGES KOTA BHARU. Tues.— A Pasir Mas Town Councillor, Hassan bin Haji Ismail, 33, and the Member for Local Government and Housing in the former Kelantan State Government, Ya'acob bin Awang, 44, were today ordered by the High Court here to pay three textile dealers $750 carnages
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    A GOLD MEDAL FOR MALAYAN ORCHIDS
    184 1 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. AN exhibit of 1,700 sprays of orchids from Singapore and Malaya has won the coveted Gold Medal at the Chelsea Flower Show, London. News of the award was revealed in a cable received bexe tonight from Dr. Yeoh Bok Cnoon. Johore State
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    Rebel prince escapes
    28 1 Rebel prince escapes VIENTIANE, Tues. Laotian Prince Souphanouvong. leader of the rebel Pathet Lao, escaped from jail early today. Souphanouvong was arrested in the middle of last year.
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    Lock icon King to be his own Premier
    203 1 King to be his own Premier RABAT. Tues. King Mohammed of Morocco announced last night that he would take over the Government of the country. In a radio message to the Moroccan people the King said: "It is difficult to form a Government. We will tales the Government in hand
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    STOP PRESS
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    Tun Razak accepts Malaya's biggest warship—a gift
    56 2 Tun Razak accepts Malaya's biggest warship— a gift TUN ABDUL RAZAK raises his hands in prayer as Haji Dusin bin Janubi blesses the new Royal Malayan Navy coastal minesweeper, H.M.M.S. Mahamiru. Straits Times picture. THE DEPUTY PREMIER sprinkles holy rice on the H.M.M.S. Mahamiru soon alter stepping on board after
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    Mahamiru puts to sea with flag of Federation flying
    417 2 SINGAPORE. Tues *TVHE ACTING Prime Minister oi the Fede- ration. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today thanked the British Government as he formally accepted the former Royal Navy coastal minesweeper Darlaston for the Royal Malayan Navy. In the handing-over ceremony at
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    Lock icon U-2 trip not aggression, says US
    511 3 U.N. COUNCIL TOLD: ALL THIS TROUBLE OVER ONE UNARMED PLANE NEW YORK, Tuesday Most nations targets of constant Soviet spying TtflR. HENRY CABOT LODGE, of the United States, told the 1TA Security Council yesterday that his country had not committed any aggressive acts against
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    Lock icon Spy flights are a threat to peace—Gromyko
    334 3 Spy flights are a threat to peace— Gromyko rpHE Soviet Union yesterday demanded that the Security Council condemn "aggressive" flights by United States planes in the air space of other countries. Mr. Andrei Gromyko. the Soviet Foreign Minister. put the proposal in draft resolution at the end of an hoar-long
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    Lock icon LODGE NAMES ELEVEN SOVIET SPIES
    341 3 LODGE NAMES ELEVEN SOVIET SPIES YEW YORK. Tues. A1 Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, chief United States delegate, yesterday named 11 people who, he said, had been unmasked as Soviet spies in the United States since the death of Marshal Stalin in 1953. A text of his statement in the Security
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    Fingerprinted 306 times before being —let off—
    171 3 Fingerprinted 306 times before being —let off TOKYO. Tv««. OVERSEAS Chinese have accused Indonesian authorities of forcing them to submit individually to being fingerprinted for as many as 306 times before they were allowed to leave Indonesia for Red China. The New China News Agency said today that accusations had
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    Lock icon FACT-FINDER MONTY FLIES INTO PEKING
    193 3 PEKING. Tuesday. EMELD MARSHAL Viscount Montgomery arrived r here today on a private visit "to flnd out what is going on in China." He flew here from Canton In a Soviet-built IL-ia turboprop plane after crossing the Hong Kong border Into China yesterday. Two Chinese
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    Lock icon The disappearing trick in West Borneo...
    66 3 JAKARTA. Tues.— Mr. Bausat, chief attorney of the West Borneo towns of Balik Papan and Tarakan, said yesterday that "hundreds of Chinese" had disappeared from certain Borneo districts when immigration officers from Balik Papan began registration of aliens. It Is presumed that the Chinese
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    Lock icon Citizenship: 'Comply with law' call
    179 3 JAKARTA, Tuesday. THE chairman of the Indonesian Chinese Associa- tion, Mr. Siauw Giok TJhan, has appealed to all Indonesian citizens to "establish a good atmosphere" in implementing the Sino-Indonesian dual citizenship agreement. Under the agreement, Chinese settlers In Indonesia must choose within the next two
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    Lock icon Dr. S arrives
    27 3 TOKYO. Tues. President Soekarno of Indonesia arrived here today aboard a chartered plane from the United State.-, for a ten-day visit to Japan.— Reuter.
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      117 3 The Best In Music; 10.30 Hancock's Half-Hour; 1100 Good Night.. RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVtv SERVICE 41.7 metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Kuala Lumpur 341 metres Penang 366 metres I pi >ii 330 metres Malacca 297 metres A.M. 6.00—900 News Summary P.M. 1.15 Tiffin Date; 1.30 The News; 1.45 Tiffin Date; 2.00
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    Admiralty wins breach of contract lawsuit
    421 4 Admiralty wins breach of contract lawsuit SINGAPORE. Tii«s. JHE SINGAPORE High Court today gave judgment in favour of the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom, who sued the British Lighterage Company for damages for breach j of contract in respect of non-delivery of
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    BE SEAFARERS CALL BY TOH
    173 4 rK Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. 1 oh Chin Chjre, yesterday urged more Singaporeans to become "sea conscious", and to make the sea their career. Dr. Toh said this after a visit to the vessel Kunak to inspect the facilities provided aboard for cadets training as
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    1,125 School children in 'Road Game'
    133 4 1 ,1 25 School children in 'Road Game' SINGAPORE, Tuea. A total of 1,125 children from 75 Singapore schools will participate in tne Shell Road Game, designed to teach children road safety, when it Li opened here tomorrow. The game will be opened by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ton
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    HONG KONG COMMANDER STOPS OVER FOR TALKS
    107 4 SINGAPORE, Tuea. LU Oen. Sir Roderick McLeod, Commander-Designate of the British Forces in Hong Kong, sailed into Singapore today In the Canton for discussions with Oen. Sir Richard Hull, C-in-C FARELF. Accompanied by Lady McLeod Sir Roderick will be guest of Oen. Hull
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    GIRL'S US FOUR-POINT PLAN TO CLEAR ROAD CONGESTION
    323 4 GIRL'S US FOUR-POINT PLAN TO CLEAR ROAD CONGESTION SINGAPORE. Tu«s. CHE HAWA BINTE A. KARIM. young selfappointed "champion" of the residents of Oeylang, has appealed to the Traffic Police to take immediate action to clear up the traffic conges- tion at Geylang Serai and Joo Chiat Road. And «he will
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    GOVT. TO ACT AGAINST FEDERATIONS, UNION
    202 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. npHE GOVERNMENT has decided to withdraw the x certificates of registration of three federations of trade unions and a trade union, which recently changed Its name and rules. The Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne. confirming this today, sa
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    Singapore diary...
    167 4 KOT.VKY CLl'B OF SINGAPORE: Weekly luncheon at Cathay Hotel. Mr. J. A K. Pavltt. Master Attendant, will apeak on "The Port of Singapore.'' SINGAPORE POLICE BAND concert at the Esplanade 7.30 pjn. to 830 p.m. CLOTHING SHOP: St. Andrew's Church. CWA Room. South side 3 p.m. to 5
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    ASK FOR PERMIT 4 DAYS IN ADVANCE
    277 4 ASK FOR PERMIT 4 DAYS IN ADVANCE OINGAPORE. Tues. 13 Police today reminded people applying for permits to hold assemblies or processions to do so four clear days before the events. This Is specified In the Minor Offences < Assemblies and Processions) Rules, 1060. which replaces the 1940 regulations. New
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    Potpourri is off
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Potpourri, in aid of the National Theatre Fund and due to be held in the Great World Cabaret on Saturday. June 4. has been postponed indefinitely "owing to unforeseen circumstances." it was officially announced today.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    298 4 rpHE following Is today's I schedule of civil aircraft movements at Pay a Lebar Airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Hong Kong (BA Ml) 1.20 p.m.; from London, Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 712) 6.20 p.m.: from Melbourne. Sydney. Darwin (BA 711) 9.20 pm QmUi: Prom Sydney.
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    Hopes high on tin talks
    284 5 MINERS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS —LOOK FORWARD TO IMPROVED PACT IPOH, Tuesday. MALAYAN miners are confidently looking forward to the successful outcome of the talks which began today at the United Nations in New York to renew the International Tin Agreement. The talks, at which Malaya
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    WAY leader warns of political ignorance
    71 5 WAY leader warns of political ignorance KUALA LIMPIR. Tues. An official of the World Assembly of Youth today began a Malayan tour to tell youth leaders the dancers of political ignorance. Mr. N. Krishnaswamy. Asian secretary of WAY. is being accompanied on th« tour by the vice-president of the Malayan
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    Perlis Assembly
    19 5 KANGAR. Tues— The Raja of Perlis will open the next State Legislative Assembly meeting here on Saturday.
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    NUDE BODY ON TRACK POSER
    124 5 BUTTER WORTH T llp«. Who or wha?-kflled a poliS way track near rrai yesterday? II Rahman had been hit by a train- wny were hls trou" hoes removed from on hls back nude from tne waist down Nearby, toge- Police investigating the discovery of the
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    Union says 'we want 60 per cent pay rise'
    156 5 Union says 'we want 60 per cent pay rise' SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union has submitted a set of 11 demands to the management of P.A.R. Malayan Paint Works Ltd.. at Telok Blangah Road. The union claims to represent about 70 manual and clerical workers em.
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    Going on holiday
    26 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Mr. D. C. Jackson. Legal Adviser. Johore. and Mrs. Jackson will leave for Britain on Saturday for a short holiday.
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    FREIGHTER FREED FROM CORAL BED
    60 5 FREIGHTER FREED FROM CORAL BED SINGAPORE. Tue». The 6.701-ton Italian freighter Sirio left for India today with a cargo of wheat several hours after being freed from a coral bed in the Western Anchorage. Bhe was pulled off the reef at 7.30 last night by the Singapore Harbour Board tvs
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    A YOUNG WIFE'S DILEMMA...
    156 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A father hanged himself after he had lost the devotion of his married 16-year-old daughter, an inquest was told today. C. Chlnnaujan. 42. confectioner, was found hanging from a beam in his room at Tampines Road on the morning of Feb. 26. On his
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    Singapore Umno begins the big switch
    173 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE State UMNO has begun to reregister its members as part of its re-orga- I nisation programme. The party's secretary. Inche Ahmad Jabri bin Mohamed Aklb. said today that 47 registration centres 42 In Singapore and five In the southern Islands had
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    HAD DRINK AT NAAFI -EX-SOLDIER CHARGED
    85 5 HAD DRINK AT NAAFI -EX-SOLDIER CHARGED KUALA LIMPIK, Tues An ex-soldier, Ridzu-an bin Ngah. was charted in the magistrate's court today with falsely representing himself to be a serviceman and thus enjoying the privileges of a Naafl canteen on March 28. While he was drmking beer at the Galloway Club
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    Labourer dies in accident
    49 5 JOHORL BAHRU. Tues. Chew Song Jul. an eldeTly labourer, was knocked down and killed by a lorry yesterday at the 23rd mile of the main road to AyeT Itam. He had just got down from a lorry when another lorry passing by knocked him down.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, May 25,1960.
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      A Better Tin Scheme?
      621 6 Doubts of the wisdom and the efficacy of the tin restriction scheme, which persisted for some time af»er this international producer-consumer commodity agreement came into force nearly four years ago, disappeared when the scheme finally weathered the recession which beca ne so sore a trial to
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      A New Member
      324 6 The final procedural details have been settled in London for the formal grant of independence to the Federation of Nigeria on October 1. With its 35 million population Nigeria will be both the largest country in Africa and one of the largest in the Commonwealth. In this
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      Voice of Malaya?
      253 6 One result ot Ministerial responsibility for news and comment broadcast by Radio Malaya, so contentedly claimed by Tuan Syed Jaffar Albar, is that opinions which otherwise might be disregarded as the personal idiosyncrasy of the man at the microphone must be accepted as an expression of Government
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    THE OTHER DULLES and HIS WORLD OF SPOOKS AND SHADOWS...
    1452 6 THE OTHER DULLES and HIS WORLD OF SPOOKS AND SHADOWS by A Correspondent THE only possible rival to Mr. Khrushchev for the title of the man who smashed the summit is the head of the United States Central Intelligence Agency, the man who sent the U2 to spy on the
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      THE BIRDS THAT CAN BE KEPT WITHOUT A PERMIT
      150 6 THE BIRDS THAT CAN BE KEPT WITHOUT A PERMIT I WOULD like to remind the general public that the Wild Animals and Birds Protection Ordinance 1955. has been enforced in the State of Johore since last November. Since taking over from the game warden, Inche Yahya bin Ahmad, now away
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      OIL TAX
      195 6 I HAVE read your com1 ment on the coconut industry and I appreciate your opinion. The oil millers' request for a 30 per cent export duty on copra will not only harm planters big and small, but will also hatm themselves. The Government should remember how other copra
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      STANDPIPES
      112 6 WHEN the Singapore City Council before last year's election was the only public body Implementing PAP policies, the erection of standpipes was embarked upon and piped water made available where it was needed most. With the partial Incorporation of the public utilities Into the Singapore Government, there hurt been
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      AFFECTED
      104 6 QTUDENTS In the nnal year are moat affected by the absence of science teachers In the Queenstown Secondary School. For the last few weeks this school has had no physics master and although the students are supposed to take up physics as a subject this year, their syllabus has
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      TEACHERS
      66 6 •THERE appears to be an acute shortage of graduate and trained teachers In secondary schools In Malaya. Annually, hundreds of student teachers are being sent to Klrkby and Brlnsford Lodge, and It would be Interesting to know how many take English as the principal subject. Some students say two
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      CAMBRIDGE
      39 6 [DISSATISFACTION sounded over the Cambridge examination results of 1959 should be heeded by the Ministry of Education so that at least school children sitting for the examination this year will hav« better chance 1 of success. BJLT. fing&pora.
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      NO VISITS
      45 6 AS a resident of Kajang, I am surprised to learn that no visits have been made to the District Hospital although a board of visitors has been appointed. I think it is high time regular visits to the hospital began. F. T. Kajang.
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    TRAVEL CHEQUES: HE FACES 7 COUNTS
    156 7 CINGAPORE, Tues. 0 A man was produced in the ninth magistrate's court today on seven charges arising from the use of two allegedly stolen travellers cheques. Chia Fook Sang pleaded not guilty to all the charges, which alleged that he: CHEATED Messrs. H. Sena
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    Branch head
    18 7 TAIPING, Tues. Dr. Puran Singh has been elected chairman of the People's Progressive Party, Talping branch.
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    PINES BOARD FIXES MINIMUM PRICE
    206 7 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. v Malayan pineapple smallgrowers are to receive prices ranging from two and a half cents to four cents per lb. for their fruit under an order by the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board. The order, covering the period from April 1 this year
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    527 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday SENIOR ASIAN OFFICERS NEVER CONSULTED ON POLICY MATTERS, COMMISSION IS TOLD A COMMISSION of inquiry heard today x*- that senior Asian officers in the Malayan Railway were never consulted on major policy decisions affecting the running of the railway. The allegation was made
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    This mad world— magistrate's view
    125 7 This mad world magistrate's view SINOAPORE. Tues— Mr. R. 0 B. I. Pates, the ninth magistrate, today refused to grant a police application to send a woman reported to be "Irrational" to Woodbridge Mental Hospital, saying: "It's always the case that half the world thinks the other half mad." Au
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    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Miss Joan Grafton Smith, daughter of Mr. C. H. Smith, a leading Singapore lawyer. was yesterday admitted to practice at the Bar of the Federation.
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    RICH GRANDMA SAVES YOUTH FROM JAIL
    184 7 RICH GRANDMA SAVES YOUTH FROM JAIL SINGAPORE, Tuesday \N 85-year-old woman, stated by a probation officer to have an income of more than $2,000 a month, today saved her grandson, a commercial .school student, from being jailed for a bicycle offence. It also enabled her to carry out her plans
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    Unity move among four chambers
    172 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE four chambers of commerce in Singapore have formed a Joint standing committee "to speak with one voice on problems of commercial interest." The committee comprises two members each from the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce the Indian Chamber
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    HEAD FACES OUTRAGE CHARGE
    78 7 HEAD FACES OUTRAGE CHARGE BINGAPORE. Tues. —An acting principal of a Government Chinese school. Quah Chon Toe. was today accused In a magistrate's court of using criminal force on an eight-year-old schoolgirl with intent to outrage her modesty. Quah. 29. was alleged to have committed the offence at the Mountbatten
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    Govt. to give car loans again
    86 7 Govt. to give car loans again ITCALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Federation Government has "thawed" its elfht-month-old freexe.on interest free loans to Its employees to buy cars. This is stated by the president of Uie Congress of Unions of Employees In the Public and Civil Services. Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, in
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    Ex-world swim champ flies in as goodwill envoy
    303 7 Ex-world swim champ flies in as goodwill envoy THREE HAWAIIANS HERE TO TELL SUCCESS STORY OF RACIAL HARMONY KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Three "Hawaiian Ambassadors" among them a "Duke" who swam against Johnny (Tarzan) Weismuller 36 years ago arrived here today to tell their story of racial harmony. They are on
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    Man killed by a bus
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A man from Kulal. In Johore. was killed in a road accident at Mountbatten Road here at noon today. He was 56-year-old Koh Shang. whose address wax listed as Kela n Estate. Kulal. Koh was knocked down by a bus. He died later
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    At last, tribe will take Govt. aid
    265 7 MALACCA, Tuesday THE Malacca State Government has managed at last to persuade about 50 members of the Semayan tribe, living in Kampong Seraya, near Kemendore, about 30 miles from here, to ACCEPT HELP to Improve their livelihood. The.se pee/pie are the last aborigines
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    YOUR TWO TASKS: TENGKU to CUEPACS
    198 7 YOUR TWO TASKS: TENGKU to CUEPACS ITU ALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya's national progress depends vitally on the soundness of public administration. said the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, in a special message to the civil service today. Writing In the first Issue of "Cuepacs." magazine of the Congress of Unions
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    Girl, 19, left home with pictures of herself
    132 7 Girl, 19, left home with pictures of herself SINGAPORE, Tues.— A 0 19-year-old girl, said to be fond of visiting friends and the cinemas, has been missing from her home since last Friday. She Is Mariam binte Uyope, of Tanah Merah Besar, daughter of a fisherman Appealing to the StralU
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    A former junior minister fined
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. former Junior minister In the Labour Front Government. Mohamed Sidek bin Hajl Abdul Hamid was fined $23 here today for failing to furnish his income tax return 'for la^t year within the specified period.
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    3-day trance
    32 7 PENANG. Tues Chuah Ah Wai, 21, a medium, woke up from a marathon threeday trance yesterday. H«» went Into a trance on Friday last and had been without food since.
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    WHIPPING for 'BEAST'
    232 8 He threw acid at his sister-in-law, now she's blind in one eye PENANG, Tuesday. A CLERK who threw acid at his brother's wife was jailed for three years today and ordered to be whipped for what the Sessions Court President, Mr. Au Ah Wah. called "a savage
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    28 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Raja Muda of Perak, Raja Idris ibni Sultan Iskander. left this morning by BOAC Comet for Tokyo for i two week visit.
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    20 8 THE Under-Secretary ot Johor.* Inche Talib bin Abu, was incorrectly reported as State Secretary in yesterday's Straits Times
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    LEWIS AND PEAT BUY OVER CAPITAL OF W.H. DAY
    159 8  - LEWIS AND PEAT BUY OVER CAPITAL OF W.H. DAY GEOFFREY BOLAND 6y SINGAPORE. Tues.— Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd.. the rubber and produce brokers, have purchased the whole of the issued capital of W. H. Dav and Co. Ltd.. rubber brokers. The issued capital of W.H. Day and Co. Ltd..
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    AWAY FOR 10 YEARS A DOCTOR IS NOW BACK HOME FOR GOOD'
    176 8 AWAY FOR 10 YEARS A DOCTOR IS NOW BACK HOME FOR GOOD' DR. J. T. CHEN. 33. yesterday returned to Singapore in the Canton "for good after spending 10 years in Britain. He was accompanied by his wife Nellie, whom he married in England in 1957. and their 20-month-old son.
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    Study fund for Jane reaches $3,500
    150 8 PENANG. Tuesday. A SPECIAL scholarship fund to send Jane Chwee. a 12-year-old blind, orphan girl, to England for specialised secondary education, has now reached nearly $3,500. "We hope to reach the target of $5,000 by the time she sails In July." Miss P Kelly,
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    302 8 Malaya playing full part in aiding blind, he says From DOUGLAS LACKERSTEEN I ONDON. Tues.— The Governments of Singapore and Malaya are playing a full part in helping the 20.000 blind people in their territories, Mr. John Wilson, director of 'lie Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind, said here. He
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 10 SINGAPORE, May 24. KIBBEft: 51.271 per lb (down 1} cents). 5 p.m. close: $1.26} (easier). TIN: $388.75 per pirul (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 265 tons (down 20 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    137 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. j "INVESTMENT shares held a (urn tone here today. Highlight was Holeproof whlc!) eased 9d. to 9s. Bd. on a large turnover. Factors eased Is. to 10s. Jd.. but Davies Coop gained lOd. to 6s. 7d. Base metals and the oils held a steady trend while
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    110 10 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Oranje 1 2. 1 Talleyrand 4 5, Cellina 6A. Neder Eems 6 7. Olinda 8 9, Dllwara 10/11, State of Kutch 13 14. Straat Ball 15/16, Laust Maersk 18. Osaka Maru 19. Giang Lee N.Wall 5.
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    APRIL TIN OUTPUT DOWN BUT 34 MORE NES OPERATE
    504 10 APRIL TIN OUTPUT DOWN BUT 34 MORE NES OPERATE By Our Market Correspondent THE Federation of Malaya produced 3,994 tons of tin in April or 327 tons less than in March, it was announced in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. In the period January to April production was nearly doubled compared with
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: May 24 May 23 Industrial!: 14«.*5 13t.M Tim: 179.2S 171.45 f ftabken: 326.32 327.53 Jan. 1 i*5>=100.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    219 10 II NE first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 12" l cents per lb.. down 14 cents on Monday's close. The closing tone was quiet. S.C.C.B.A. dosing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. l R.S.B. Spot f.o.b. buyers 128.-, sellers 1295, iN); Int.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    115 10 CINGAPOU Chinese Produce kJ Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK 'Continent May June shipments 933 buyer* $33 S sellers. Coconut oU: qrjet bulk $52 4 sellers, drum $55 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $235. Sarawak $250 (both down $5
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    71 10 TTHE Malayan Exchange Banks' x A— cialton made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 1100 >: Selling T.T. or O.D. rea4y: Swiss Francs 141; Belgian Franca 1625 3 4. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong, the U.S. dollar was quoted
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1108 10 ON me M»l»T»n Stock Exchange yesterday. Industrial* and Una were selectively better while rubbers were slightly Irregular. Singapore members of the Kxchange reported the following business at the afternoon call. (Bargains are given before the prices unless only one vat written 1. Industrials: Fraser and Neave eras
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      805 11 TENDERS MALAYAN RAILWAY TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered coo tractors will be received fa General Repairs and Painting o Block* A ft B Class XI Quarter at Singapore by toe Tendei Opening Board co Chief Accountant, Malayan Rallwa> Kuala Lumpur up to 12 noon oc Monday 13th June. 1960. Pull
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      892 11 (Continued from Page 6) SITUATIONS VACANT 2a Wor4t tS MiH Box 50 ctt extra WANTS' D l>y well-established for*l(n firm tour fern-ne canvasser* to can- vass patent medicine*. Apply to Box I A4XM IT. Spore. i STINOORAPHM NIQUIREO IM> MtOIATILV by European importi firm. Plea** (ubintt application wits) copies or
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    444 12 Robert Hon. 1. Relad Road, Ballk Pulau. Penang, outdoor Indoor activities, correspondence. William Urn, aged 17; 867-C, Jalan AUagofT, Singapore 14; swimming, songs. Chan Hoi Chan, aged 14: Government English School, Kuala Klawang, "Jelebu, N. Sem'.Ulan; views. stamps, songs, starphotos. Robert Tan, aged 16:
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    281 12 Overseas pen pals Robert Senile, aged 11; c/o Glen Innes School. Glen limes. Auckland K. 2. New Zealand; l.fe In Malaya and other countries, films, stamps, sports. Lindsay Baker, aged 11. (girl); c/o Glen Innes School. Gten Innes. Auckland E. 2. New Zealand: life In Malaya and other countries, films,
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    KWONG WAH KEEP THEIR PROMISE
    468 13 THEY PLA V BETTER TO BEAT STORE 2-1 IN LAST GAME THE visiting Kwong Wah football team of Hong Kong more than made good their pledge to play better football in their last match here at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Playing much better than in
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    5-in-a-row TPCA go to the top
    120 13 5-in-a-row TPCA go to the top PENANO. Tues. T.P.C.A. today moved to the top of th# A. of Penang first division leacue with a 2-0 win over City Cour.rU at the City Stadium. This was T.P.C.A.5 fifth tueceisive win In as many matchea placing them at the top of the
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    SELWYN SHINES IN YOUTH VICTORY
    113 13 SELWYN SHINES IN YOUTH VICTORY SINGAPORE. Tues. Seventeen->ear-old geJwyn Williams scored a brilliant sreond lialf hattrick In Singapore Youths' <-• win •ver Royal Navy-Dockyard Combined in a friendly soccer mates here today. Williams, who arrived In Singapore only recently, has played foi Singapore Combined Schools and in the Paslr Panjang
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    Malaya keep the Jubilee Cup
    197 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. \IALAYA retained the Sultan of Pahang Jubilee OT Cup with a 6-3 win over Singapore in the annual polo match at the Selangor Turf Club here today. Malaya were cleanly the better team. With skipper Maj. Gen. Nawabzada Muhammad Sher All Khan
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    26 13 SUNOEI PATANI. Tues Mr. Tan Tye Chek. has been elected president of the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association. The secretary Is Mr. S Anil of Baling.
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    June races for Classes 2 and 5
    61 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Turf Club s June meeting iJune 19, 22 and 26) will be opeu to horsfs In Class 2 and Class 5. Distances «re: Class 2— 6 f or 71 and 6f or 1 1 miles: Class S s«if
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    Formosaamong 16 nations for Rome soccer
    265 13 Formosaamong 16 nations for Rome soccer 7URICH, Tues. Por- mosa will play in the Olympic Games soccer tournament at Rome in August, according to the draw for the championship proper made here today. On May 1. Formosa met South Korea in a qualifying tie and were leading I—o1 0 when
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    183 13 SOCCER Tour match: Malayan Chines* v K*ong Wah HK. < Merdeka sudlum. 7.30). Sfor Div. 1: 8 got Club v Rangers 1 'Princes Rd). DJv. S: Camp Mlndef v SIA 9 (Rifle Range Rdi. Div. S TJIU Klang v Sunrise Cl (lpoh Rd;: BCRC 'C 2' v SIA
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    324 13 SOCCER Tour match: Spore 1 Urn alum Hassan; Kwong Wall. HK 2 iKal Ohlu penalty. Man Wai* at Jn. Beiar. S>ore DJv. 2B: SHC 5 (Branson, van Hulzen. Klass. Gomes Nonisi Stable Boys v. Malacca Div. 1 Indians 4 (K Balan 3. J. Balan) Ist P«d Reoo* 2
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    50 14 LONDON, Tues. The British Government will be organising a Commonwealth Technical Training Week in 1961. the Minister of Labour Mr. Edward Heath, said here! The aim is to impress on young people the importance I of education and training in every kind of employment I Reuter
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    21 14 LEEDS. England. Tues.Nearly 5.000 men were Idle at five Yorkshire collieries today over a pay dispute at one pit—Reuter.
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