The Straits Times, 9 June 1960

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    12 1 The Straits Times Ik***** Kstd. 1845. THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    THE FIRST BLOW
    536 1 NOW GOVT. STARTS OFFICIAL BOYCOTT Circular goes out Don't use S. African goods I'll ask others to join: Tengku ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. Malaya has struck the first official blow against Dr. Verwoerd's Apartheid policy by banning Government purchase and use of all South African goods. The
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    Lock icon Flight ban protest?
    55 1 CANBERRA, Wed. The Australian Government might formally protest Indonesia's action of lorbidding flights in a 48,000 square mile area between West New Guinea and Australia, informed sources said today Meanwhile Indonesian Air Force spokesman Major Agus Suroto. in Jakarta today warned foreign aircraft to stay out of
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    Lock icon FOR NINE HOURS HE STRUGGLED TO BREAK LOOSE- AND NEARLY SUCCEEDED '
    43 1 FOR NINE HOURS HE STRUGGLED TO BREAK LOOSE- AND NEARLY SUCCEEDED THE tiger lies at bay, snarling defiance, as the capsule of phenyl barbitol tired by the Game Warden, Mr. G. Metcalfe, starts to take effect. Straits Times picture by Lim Yaw Chong.
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    Lock icon BRITISH REPLY TO THE SOVIET DISARM PLAN
    198 1 GENEVA, Wednesday. rpHE 10-nation East-West disarmament conference A today continued discussion of Russia's new three-stage plan, presented to the conference yesterday. Main speaker for the West was Mr. David Ormsby-Gore, British Minister of State, who made a general statement on the relationship between
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    9 Africans killed in new clash
    142 1 9 Africans killed in new clash DURBAN, Wed— Nine black Africans were killed and 12 wounded on Monday In a clash with police in the Flagstaff district, about 100 miles from Durban, officials said t. iay. Natives in the area put the number of dead at 15 and estimated 24
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    Templer Park tiger is trapped in noose
    433 1 Templer Park tiger is trapped in noose n A WANG. Wed. The "Tiger of Templer Park", a 200-lb. fully-grown beast, was caught here today in an illegal wild boar trap. The tiger was caught by thje front right paw. and was later put into a coma by a shot from
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    Margaret on way back
    46 1 ST JOHNS. Antigua. Wed. Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones sail Jpr Britain at midnight tonight, ending their honeymoon cruise through the West Indies. The newly-weds will dine at Government House before boarding the Royal yacht Britannia to begin their homeward Journey.— U.P.l.
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    Liquor curb
    23 1 BANGKOK. Wed. All liquor sales in Bangkok will be prohibited after 10 p.m.. Bangkok World, quoting a police source, reported today.
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    Lock icon Amok shot dead
    33 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A berserk Swedish seaman was shot dead today when he tried to attack two policemen with a butcher knife after he had wrecked a Brooklyn delicatessen. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon It's been kicked around
    31 1 LONDON, Wed. A motion that "the globe still lies at the feet of Britannia" was defeated on acclamation at a Cambridge University Union debate last night. Reuter.
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    'WE'RE SAFE' CABLE FROM 22 REBELS
    136 1 PENANG, Wednesday. 'THE 22 Indonesians who sailed from Penang at 1 dawn on May 27 have reached their secret destination after evading an Indonesian Government News of their safe arrival was cabled to their Penang contacts today by the Indonesian rebel "government." In their
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    Lock icon Thai King for 5-month tour
    41 1 BANGKOK. Wed. King Phumiphol Aduldej and Queen Slrlkit of Thailand, accompanied by the Royal children, are scheduled to leave Bangkok on June 14 for State visits to 14 countries, taking five months for the journey— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon SOLDIERS IN TIBET KILL CHINESE OFFICERS
    188 1 SOLDIERS IN TIBET KILL CHINESE OFFICERS NEW DELHI, Wednesday. fIBETAN and Chinese soldiers have risen in revolt and killed many of their officers, the Hindustan Times said .in a report from the border town of Kalimpong. The paper said there had been several incidents when Chinese soldiers attacked their officers
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    Lock icon Ike's trip to go on: Hagerty paves way
    110 1 Ike's trip to go on: Hagerty paves way T UPEH. Wed. Mr. 1 James C. Hugerty. the U.S. President s Press Secretary, arrived here today to make arrangements for Mr. Eisenhower's visit on June 18. He said details of Mr Eisenhower's itinerary in Formosa would be announced after a meeting
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    Lock icon U.S.jets would hit back hard
    96 1 U.S. jets would hit back hard -TAIPEH, Wed.—Maj.- Gen. Fred Dean, acting commander of the United States 13th Air Force, said today that U.S. Jets now en- gaged in a Far Eastern j exercise would hit back hard if challenged by i Chinese Communist planes. He emphasised, however, that the
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    STOP PRESS
    10 1 ALLIANCE KUP I B*jj Y«**f polivJ I rrr
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    Lock icon Unanimous respect for Malaya
    670 2 FRENCH PREMIER TELLS TENGKU FEDERATION'S STABILITY, DEVELOPMENT, PRESTIGE 'THE FRUIT OF YOUR LABOUR' PARIS, Wednesday i I THE French Premier, Mr. Michel Debre, told Tengku Abdul Rahman yesterday that the stability and progress of the new independent state of Malaya was "the unanimous object of respect
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    PPP hits out at new Security Bill
    151 2 IPOH. Wednesday THE Peoples Progressive Party said here today that the Government's proposed Internal Security Bill placed greater restrictions on personal liberty and freedom of speech than the Emergency Regulations. The party's vice-president. Mr. S. P. Seenlvasagam. announced that the PP.P would otter
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    $2 mil. loan sought
    42 2 SEREMBAN, Wed. The Town Council will be a.->ked tomorrow to approach the State Government for a loan of $2 million to start lowcost housing schemes. An Alliance councillor. Mr. Wong Yuen Chlng. will move a motion on this.
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    Exchange for Jakarta
    53 2 JAKARTA. Wui.— The Indonesian Government plans to establish an agricultural commodity exchange later thi> year. Antara Newi Agency reports. The exchange will have Its headquartpra in Jakarta and branches In other regions. It will handle all Indonesian agricultural exports, including the country's major commodities like rubber, copra,
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    A RUBBER ESTATE'S 'G.O.M.' RETIRES
    84 2 RAWANG. \\>d. A \rteran planter and manager of the Waterfall Estate here, Mr. E. L. D. Evans. 77. will leave on retirement soon after 55 years in Malaya. Mr. Evans, known as "The Grand Old Man' to children to whom he cave lifts in his
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    ADVICE ON U.S. FOR TRADERS
    144 2 A UNITED States commercial office will be established here to advise merchants on how to improve their trade with America. Three U.S. Department of Commerce officials arrived in Kuala Lumpur today to begin an extensive tour of the Federation The tour Is described as "part
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    Farewell to control unit of M.A.A.F.
    188 2 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A FAREWELL parade will be held on June 16 to mark the disbandmenl of the 114-strong Fighter Control Unit of the Singapore section of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force. The parade, at the M.A.A.F. i— headquarters at Kallang. will During the parade
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    IKE'S MIND SET ON TRIP TO JAPAN
    431 3 No change contemplated, says White House: Cancellation would be victory for Reds WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower has made it crystal A clear that he is going ahead with plans to visit Japan on June 19, despite mounting antiAmerican demonstrations and threats of incidents
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    Lock icon Socialists say postpone the visit
    153 3 Socialists say postpone the visit rKYO, Wed. The Japanese Socialist Party today asked the Government to postpone President Eisenhower's visit to Japan on June 19The secretary-general of the party. Mr. Saburo Eda, and four senior party members today separately met the Chief Cabinet Secretary. Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina. and the Foreign
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    Lock icon EX-NAZI BOSS SLAIN, SAYS REPORT
    83 3 EX-NAZI BOSS SLAIN, SAYS REPORT TEL AVIV, Wed. An Israeli weekly publication said today that the former Nazi leader, Martin Bormann. had been killed In April In Buenos Aires by a Jewish doctor who recognised him despite his disguise and gave him a series of lethal injections. The paper, quoting
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    Group led by Hitler admirer vows to protect Ike
    199 3 Group led by Hitler admirer vows to protect Ike rKYO, Wed. A neoFascist group vowed today to "protect" President Eisenhower when he arrives in Japan on June 19. making almost certain an airport battle between rightists and leftists. Bin Akao. leader of the "Great Japan Patriotio Party" and an admirer
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    Lock icon Mac says: We must keep up talks
    141 3 OSLO, Wednesday. AM R. MACMILLAN, Britain's Prime Minister, said ITI here last night that the days in Paris during the Summit fiasco were "rather shattering for 1 me." Speaking at a Government banquet after arriving here for a four-day official visit he said.
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    Crime record in Ireland
    30 3 Crime record in Ireland DUBLIN. Wed. Record crime figures In the Irish Republic for 1959 are revealed in the Police Commissioner's report. Indictable crimes known to the police numbered 17,--865—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Millionaire pal of Mr. K tells of war fear behind Iron Curtain
    175 3 Millionaire pal of Mr. K tells of war fear behind Iron Curtain LONDON, Wednesday. MR. CYRUS EATON, 76, an American millionaire, who arrived here last night by air after a three-week tour of Communist countries, said their peoples were "terrified" of the threat of war. Mr. Eaton, who is a
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    THIRTY KILLED IN AFRICAN TRIBAL RIOTS
    186 3 THIRTY KILLED IN AFRICAN TRIBAL RIOTS DURBAN, Wednesday. A RMED police supported by Saracen armour- ed vehicles and helicopters were today patrolling the remote Pondoland African reserves in south-east Cape Province, where 30 people were reported to have died in tribal 'disturbances. According to a Durban newspaper, the Natal Mercury,
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    Lock icon Europe's biggest
    25 3 DUNKIRK. Wed. The largest tanker to be built in Europe, the 73,800-ton Jean Paul Getty, is to be launched here next Saturday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Rebels give up
    18 3 RANOOON Wed— Fifteen Shan rebels have surrendered with their arms to the Burmese Army— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Policy stands
    28 3 OTTAWA. Wed— Mr. John Diefenhaker. the Canadian Prime Minister. told the House of Commons yesterday that Canada's policy of opposing nuclear test explosions Is completely unchanged.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE REBEL TIGER
    48 3 VIENTIANE. Wed.— A Laotian army patrol in the southern province of Chatnpassak has reported that it was attacked both by a rebel Pathet Laos band and a tiger on a recent patrol. The rebels wounded three soldiers and the tiger killed one. Reuter. 33a mrtrrs
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    GET BACK TO THE TREES' MR. DAVIS
    192 3 GET BACK TO THE TREES' MR. DAVIS T ONDON, Wed De- monstrators last night picketed the Pigalle Theatre in Piccadilly, where the American Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., is appearing in cabaret, to protest against) his engagement to Swedish film actress Mai Britt. The demonstrators, supporters of Sir Oswald Mosley.
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    Lock icon Ike and Nik by Nash
    47 3 WELLINGTON, Wed.— The Prime Minister. Mr. Walter Nash, said here last night that Mr. Khrushchev led President Eisenhower in ability to handle a political situation, but. "for integrity," the President led. Mr. Nash returned here after a nine weeks' world tour.— Reuter.
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    Counsel becomes a witness
    800 4 4 SURPRISE TURN IN PROCEEDINGS IS CAUSE OF SUDDEN SWITCH IN LAWYERS pOUR trades unionists, including a former City Councillor, were suddenly left unrepresented today in the midst of their trial on a charge of wrongfully confining a Special Branch detective. Their lawyer, Mr. T. T.
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    NEW FARELF CHIEF FLIES IN TO TAKE COMMAND
    86 4 NEW FARELF CHIEF FLIES IN TO TAKE COMMAND SINGAPORE, Wed— Major General G. A. Thomas, the new Chief of Staff General Headquarters, Far East Land Forces, arrived by air yesterday to take up his appointment. He replaces .Major-General W. G. H. Pike, who has left for London to be Vice-Chief
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    NUISANCE? I WAS ONLY TRYING TO DO PUBLIC A SERVICE!
    143 4 NUISANCE? I WAS ONLY TRYING TO DO PUBLIC A SERVICE! SINGAPORE, Wed. A man accused today In the Ninth Magistrate's Court with making a nuisance of himself at the National Carnival on June 5 protested that he was trying to do the public a service. Boay Kok Tong. a clerk
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    Woman robbed of $296, court told
    201 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A YOUNG woman, Lee Swee Kee, told Mr. Justice A Chua in the Assize Court today that while on her way to Changi market to sell vegetables early one morning she was robbed of her gold chain with a locket, two gold
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    $300 goods stolen from park stalls
    94 4 $300 goods stolen from park stalls SINGAPORE. Wed. Two stalls Inside the Great W rid Amusement Park iere wer found burgled .esterday. Goods worth over $300 were stolen. Both shops had been closed up around Tuesday midnight. But Mr. Ng Chwee Chuan. owner of one of the establishments, told police
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      311 4 The diary UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA: Talk by Dr. William W. Boyer. Jr., Associate Profeaaor of Political Science, on "Peculiarities of American Political Tradition," at 8 p.m. at N«w Lecture Thcwtre n RAFFLES MUSEUM: Exhibition of colour photographs of Japan INDIAN COMMISSION: Free film show at 5.30 p.m. at 31 Orange
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    Stiff terms for misuse of firearms
    270 5 14 YEARS 9 JAIL FOR RESISTING ARREST —EVEN IF THE GUN IS JUST A TOY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TtfEW REGULATIONS specifying severe penalties for misuse of firearms are contained in the Arms Bill for which the approval of Parliament will be sought. Fourteen years'
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    ENGINEER WEDS AN AUSSIE NURSE
    65 5 ENGINEER WEDS AN AUSSIE NURSE MR. EDWARD CIIKAH BAN SIEW, youngest son of former Penang woman State Councillor, Mrs. Cheah Inn Kiong, who weds an Australian nurse, Miss Nellie Grace Turner, at St. Jude's Church. Melbourne, today. Mr. Cheah. a civil engineer wh» graduated from Melbourne I niversity, will take
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    Talk on U.S. political tradition
    105 5 CINGAPORE, Wed. Dr William W. Boyer Jr.. of the University of Pittsburgh, will give a public talk at the University of Malaya lecture theatre on "Peculiarities of American Political Tradition" tomorrow at 8 p.m. He will give another talk at the same place at 9
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    322 new cars
    25 5 SINGAPORE. W e d—Another 322 new cars were registered in Singapore last month bringing the total number on the roads to 59.854.
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    Youth rally at Esplanade
    44 5 PENANG. Wed.— The Governor. Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, will inspect a youth rally and display at the Esplanade at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday The rally is organised by the State Youth Council In connection with its Youth Week.
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    Fire relief
    37 5 RAWANG. Wed The Malayan Indian Congress branch here has handed a cheque for $245 to the Batang Berjuntai fire relief committee to help 300 people who lost their homes In a fire on April 21.
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    Contractor is found guilty of graft
    139 5 PENANG. Wednesday. A CONTRACTOR, Lim Kee Seng, told the Sessions Court today that when he sought a $100,000 contract with the Far East Air Force, a R.A.F. police sergeant asked him. through an interpreter, to pay a "licence fee" of $100. He was making
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    Higher Malay classes
    58 5 Higher Malay classes SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Malay secondary classes have been started for the first time In a Government English School in Sungel Patanl. Speaking at the annual speech day of the Ibrahim School here, the Sultan of Kedah said he was glad it had introduced national language classes at
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    150 miners pass tin I quotas to itionalpool
    223 5 150 miners pass tin I quotas to itionalpool IPOH, Wednesday. ABOUT 150 tin miners, who were unable to fulfil their quotas for the 10th control period, which ends on June 30, have surrendered allocations amounting to 22.800 piculs to the country's common pool. But 85 other mines are clamouring for
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    MALAYA'S V-DAY BILL ON JUNE 20
    107 5 MALAYA'S V-DAY BILL ON JUNE 20 ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Bill to wind up the 12 year old Emergency, which ends officially on July 31. will be introduced in Parliament on June 20. II provides legal authority for certain continuing aspects of the campaign. These Include the provision of formal
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    2 DAYS OF FESTIVITIES TO MARK WEDDING OF KING'S SON
    156 5 2 DAYS OF FESTIVITIES TO MARK WEDDING OF KING'S SON KUALA KANGSAR. Wed Two days of celebrations have been arranged for the wedding of Tengku Ismail Shah, 22. fourth son of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Zaharah. 18. daughter of the lat« Raja Bendahara Raja Abdul Rashid. and granddaughter
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    M.I.C. branch
    29 5 PENANG. Wed.— The Malayan Indian Congress has opened a branch at Dhoby Ghaut here with Mr. Q. O. Singh as president and Mr. M Kandasamy as secretary.
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    FATHER PICKS THE BRIDE
    123 5 FATHER PICKS THE BRIDE I'm quite happy, says son SINGAPORE, Wed.— A 43 Singapore salesman, Syed Omar Alsagoff. 27, is to marry a girl whom he has never seen Tengku Zahara, a niece of the Sultan of Pahang. Their engagement was announced recently in Pekan, where Tengku Zahara lives. She
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    EX-POLICE CHIEF ON HOLIDAY
    67 5 EX-POLICE CHIEF ON HOLIDAY SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr. Nigel Morris, a former Commissioner of Police in Singapore and now the Deputy Inspector-Gene-ral of the Colonial Police, has arrived here for a short holiday. He has just completed a tour of the police forces of the British Borneo territories and will leave
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    ASIAN WOMEN PLAN A BIG MEETING
    311 5 WOMEN delegates from all over Asia will attend the second Asian conference of the Associated Country women of the World in Kuala Lumpur early next year. The theme of the conference will be: "The role of women's voluntary organisations in economic, social and cultural
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    IN MEMORIAM
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, June 9, 1960.
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      The Special Powers
      761 6 The Federation Government's anxiety to have the Internal Security Bill passed quickly in all its stages when the House of Representatives meets on June 20 has more to do with the coming formal ending of the state of emergency than any desire to curtail debate. It will
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      The First Blow
      483 6 Mr. Ben Schoeman, the South African Minister of Transport, has radically changed his tune about economic boycott since 1957, as well he might During the third of the Alexandra bus boycotts in Johannesburg he declared "if they want a show-down they will get it. The Government will
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    Now the swing Stevenson
    967 6  - Now the swing Stevenson CYRIL DUNN THE EGGHEADS AND THE LIBERALS RALLY ROUND i by 1 WASHINGTON, Wad. IN some middle c I a s s American homes people have seemed this week to be listening as the beleaguered do to the fancied sound of distant bugles. The hope has
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  • WHY, THIS IS ALL PART OF UNIVERSITY LIFE
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      176 6 WE are surprised by the comment by "Parent" on the varsity campus. He says he wants his son to "mix, learn and work" with the other students and In the same breath condemns the language they use. If "Parent" wants his son to "mix" that Is exactly what his
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      283 6 ALL WRONG H'HE letter of your correspondent, "Parent" criticising the residential collegians on the university campus, displayed an appalling lack of knowledge of the real situation. The letter lists four aspects of undergraduate life. briefly states the parent's half-mind to take his son away from the "hungry mob," and proceeds
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      149 6 UNFORTUNATE 11TE «re sorry we have fr given "Parent" such a poor Impression of ourselves. It was unfortunate that he had to visit the campus at the beginning of the new academic session —a time when undergrads were busy with their bags, their rooms and so on. Surely under such
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      107 6 I SYMPATHISE.... I SYMPATHISE with "Parent". It must have done Irreparable harm to his psyche to have had his concept of a university so unceremoniously shattered In his very first (and presumably his last) visit there. Perhaps he might find It within his means to inform us which Redbrick or
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      71 6 GROSS PICTURE MAY I point out that "Parent" was painting a gross picture and that based only on one visit when everything was so unsettled at the beginning of a new term. May I also remind him that he was entering a men's hdstel and not the various faculties or
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    SEAWAY SUFFERS SLIGHT SETBACK
    347 6 SEAWAY SUFFERS SLIGHT SETBACK TORONTO, Wed.— The St. Lawrence Seaway has begun its second year of business and its modest traffic since April 18 when it was opened for the season is being regarded in some quarters with grim satisfaction. Those Interests which argued against the building of the seaway
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    330 7 SOME PUBLIC SERVANTS ARE SOURING I UP GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN PEOPLE AND GOVT. says PETIR T*HE parliamentary secretary to the Prime 1 Minister, Mr. Chsui Sun Wing, says there are still some "rightist elements" in the public service who are "souring" the good relations between the people
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    Mary delays 2 planes
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A Cathay Pacific Airways Electra and a Japan Air Lines DC6B, due to arrive here this afternoon, were held up at Hong Kong by Typhoon Mary. The two aircraft are now due here tomorrow.
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    GAMBLED WITH HIS FIRM'S MONEY
    128 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A CAR salesman, who gambled with his firm's ■r* money was Jailed for two years by a District Court today. Michael Chew. 38. a former employee of Century Motors Ltd. pleaded guilty to criminal breach of trust of $14,407. the proceeds from the
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    Bridge repairs: Road closed
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Kajang-Bangl road will be closed to all traffic at the 18J mile for the repair of a bridge from June 20 to July All traffic between Kajang and Bangl, Dengkll and Jenderam will have to use the Semenyih-Bangl road or the Dengkll-Ayer
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    SPECIALIST TEACHERS' TRAINING INSTITUTE OPENED
    58 7 THE FEDERATION'S Chief Education Adviser. Mr. D. H. Christie, speaking at the opening of the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute. Others in the picture are the Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib (extreme left 1 Che Rahmah, his wife, and Mr. R. H.
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    TEACHER HAS ROLE OF SLAVE IN SALOME
    76 7 TEACHER HAS ROLE OF SLAVE IN SALOME PRETTY, schoolteacher Miss Cheong Soo Lan (above), will be one of the three slaves In the play Salome which the Malayan Arts Theatre Group will present at the Kuala Lumpur Town Hall for three nights from June 15. Salome is directed by Radio
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    Clerk: I played a fairy godfather
    242 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A5363-A-MONTH Government clerk claimed in the High Court here today that he became a "fairy godfather" to the manager of Loyola Institution, Mr. V. Joseph, and paid his debtors, including several chettiars, sums! totalling $23,940. Mr. Manuel Isaac, a cleric In
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    Hawaii scholarships for 600 Asians
    131 7 CINGAPORE. Wed. The Hawaii State Government will offer 600 scholarships to Asian students when a new division of the University of Hawaii is completed in September. This was stated when three i visiting Hawalians. Mr Herbert K. H. Lee. a foundermember of the Picinc Area
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    Talented children not given full scope: Minister
    447 7 Talented children not given full scope: Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, said today that Malaya's talented children had not been given enough encouragement and opportunity to develop their interest in practical subjects. He hoped that this situation could be solved by
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    Union meeting
    28 7 IPOH. Wed.— The Women Teachers' Union will hold the Inaugural meeting of its Ipoh branch at St. Michael's Institution here on Saturday at 9 30 am
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    Cash to hiker
    28 7 BINGAPORE. Wed. Another $10 has been received for German hitch hiker Ounter Helmholz from Mr. F. M. Khalld of Singapore. Total donations to date $703.
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    Course for officers
    65 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two officers of the Federation Army have been selected to attend a six-month tactical course at the School of infantry and Tactics at Quetta. Pakistan. They are Major Mohamed bin Hashlm, of the 4th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, stationed at Mentakab. and Major M.P.
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    3 MEN WILL PROBE NEED FOR WAGES COUNCIL IN PENANG
    214 7 MR. GERALD HAWKINS, a retired senior civil servant, will head a commission to find out if Penang port workers need a wages council. He will be assisted by Mr. M. Abraham, a lawyer, and Mr. Chee Tian Seng, a rubber
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    ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE N.U.T.
    315 7 ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE N.U.T. KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The president of the Malayan Trad* Union Congress, Mr. Lum Kin Tuck, today accused the National Union of Teachers of "destroying" its branches. In a statement. Mr. Lum said that the N.U.T completely destroyed its Kedah branch a year ago and now
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    25 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. —About 2.400 candidates have registered to sit for the national language public examinations to be held in August.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    88 10 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed the following prices for calculating; Customs duties for the week beginning on June 9. Rubber $1.25*4 a lb. Copra $516 a ton. Coconut oil $852 a ten. Palm oil $631.M» a ton. Palm kernels $403 a ton. The rates ol duties
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    131 10 MELBOURNE, Wed. INVESTMENT shares held a firm x tone on an active market here today. Beady Mixed Concrete gained 2s. and Herald gained Is. Base metals and the oils were firm. Ceasel Zinc gamed 2s. to 100s. Commonwealth bonds held a steady trend. Con. Zinc 100/- buyer Mount
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    108 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent June/July shipments $30.. buyers 83 1H sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk 849 sellers, drum 852 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $250, Sarawak 8245, special Sarawak black 8190, garbled Lam pong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 10 TVE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In ts rates to merchants yesterday tall rates to $l00>: Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 3/8. OD. 32 1/2. 90 d st 32 15 16 credit bills. 33 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Canada 32 116; Swiss
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    22 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: June 8 Jane 7 Industrials: 143.7S 143.87 Tins: 199.16 ***** S Rubbers: 308.41 307.04 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    170 10 CHIPS lying alongside the Sin--0 gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1/2. Lexa Maersk 4/5, State of Bihar 6A, Benvorllch S/7. Straat Cook 8/9, Bumaeus 10/11, Autolycus 13/14. Benmhor 15/16. Benrinnes 18. Bentong 19 Slrusa N. Wall 4. Oiang Lee N. Wall 5. Emp. Klttlwake
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    TIN SHARES ARE FIRM, INDUSTRIALS SLIGHTLY OFF
    581 10 TIN SHARES ARE FIRM, INDUSTRIALS SLIGHTLY OFF By Our Market Correspondent YiN shares still continued the attraction on the Stock Exchange yesterday and the bulk of business was concentrated in the section again. Altogether 21 minings or half the list rose in price, the lead being Tongkah Harbour up Is.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1204 10 SINGAPORE members of the I Malayan Stock Exchanfe reported the following business at their 3.30 pjn. call yesterday. (.Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). IndustrUUs: Fraser and Neave ords (3) (3.14; Gammon (2) $2.b0 to t2.48; Henry Waugh $1 55 and 11.54; Hume
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    CLOSING PRICES
    32 10 5 n.n>. close: $1.23 i (quiet). TIN $389.50 per picul (down $1,121). Estimated unofficial offering 306 tons (down 30 tons). SINGAPORE, Jane 8. RUBBER: $1,231 per lb (down 2 cents).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    223 10 JUNE first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 123 l cents per lb. down 2 cents on Tuesday's close. The closing tone was quiet after easier. 8.C.C.8.A. CLOSING PBICEB in cents per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 123 l t sellers
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    RUBBER CROPS
    71 10 Following further May rubber crops are notified: Nyalas 44.900 lb. Kempas 457.568 lb., and Radella 25.000 lb. Benta 97.000 lb.. Jeram Kuantan 70,000 lb., Kundong Tanjong Pau K undone Estate 46,229 lb., Tanjon f Pau Estate 109.000 lb., Mentafcab 60,500 lb.. and Sungel Began 177,000 lb. Mataka Plnda
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      770 10 PUBLIC APjPOINIMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN SINGAPORE APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Administrative Assistant to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts. Applicants should preferably be of mature years, good personality and educational background and have had experience of confidential secretarial work. The holding of a degree would be
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      800 11 NOTICES IN THE SUPREME COIR i OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAY A. IN THE HIGH COURT AT MTJAR. BANKRUPTCY (WEAO) MUAR No. 4 of 1960. Bt R. Krxjr RAMAN of Tele.'omi Department, Mnar, Junior Technician Date of Wage-Earner's Administration Order. 28.4.60. Date and place of First Meeting. 15.6.60 at 10.30
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      712 11 SITUATIONS VACANT 28 Word, tS (Mi*.)—Bmx St tU. txtrm WOMAN GRADUATE required In Oovernment- Aided English School to teach Oeograph*, In Secondary department. Apply stating qualtacatloos. Box A433R B.T. B'pore. applications ARI INVITID from Federal Cltlxana aged IT— S3 for appointment as a Storekeeper In tha Sckolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman,
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      334 11 SHOPPING GUIDE (S'pere) 18 Were 1 Sit (Minimum) DmOm 1 mmmtk. It Wmrdt V it (Htm.) TNI BATIK SHOP la on the first Boor Cathay Cinema. JAVA MOOES made-to-at girdles make you Inches slimmer. YOU OWN A O.E.C. Fan Monthly $11. in, Orchard Road. mSS. ■LIN Cooking and Salad Oil
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    FINE AND DANDY FOR JOHNSON
    1352 12  -  EPSOM JEEP, By Carthusian II shocks punters in a sprint and pays $244 BIG SWEEP Total pool $173,900 IST PRIZE: No. *****0 $47,170 2ND PRIZE: No. *****3 $22,169 3RD PRIZE: No. *****1 $11,320 STARTERS ($1,684 «jch,: No*. *****8. *****1. *****5. *****6. *****4. *****1. *****6. CONSOLATIONS
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    687 12 160 entries for KL meeting I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selangor Turf Club announced today that 168 entries have been received for the June races here. There will be 100 Class 2 horses and 68 Class 5 horses tunning at the three-day meeting (June 19. 22 and 26). Class 2 lat
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    704 12 Holiday Time routs rivals in main race by 4 lengths 3f and closed the gap at the home turn. Picture Fan was beaten. Sulpisio closed In. Rina steadily gained on Agnes Slipper in the straight and with half a furlong to go she hit the front to win from the
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    351 12  - 'Bradman must back the bowlers' JACK FINGLETON From /MNBERRA, Wed. Cricket circles here today express satisfaction that Mr. W. J. Dowling, chairman of the Australian Board of Cricket Control, and Sir Donald Bradman, chairman of the Australian selection committee and member of the board, will fly to England later this
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    364 13 MO WATT SPARKS ALL SINGAPORE WIN WITH A HATTRICK ALL SINGAPORE 8 KWONG WAH 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. IT" WONG Wah, the Hong Kong soccer club, experienced this nightmare defeat at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. It was a "massacre" but the fans loved every minute of it. They
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    90 13 OPEN TO ALL RACES APPEAL TO CLUBS [(LANG. Wed.— The president of the Klang District Football Association. Mr. P. Alagendra. has appealed to all sports clubs and organisations to open their doors to members of all races. The association has decided not to accept affiliation from communal teams <>r allow
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    240 13 Special match for tourists JTUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Irapuato, the Mexican soccer team, and Eastern, a leading club team from Hong Kong, may play a special match to be organised by the F.A. of Malaya here on Monday. F.A.M. secretary Mr. Kwuk Kin Keug said today that both the touring teams
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    NEW STADIUM PITCH IS NEARLY READY
    225 13 SINGAPORE. Wed -The 1 playing pitch of the proposed Sir Ismail Stadium, which Is planned to accommodate a capacity crowd of 20.000. la almost ready far use. >aid Maj. P G M. Lee. Johore president of the Malayan Playing Field*' Association. M.ti Lee said,
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    S'pore venue of Foong Cup ties
    236 13 FIRST ROUND ON JUNE 22, 23 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. SINGAPORE, will be the venue for the Foong Seong Cup and Heah Joo Seang Cup southern zones competitions at the end of the month. Singapore Badmlrton Association the organisers, have decided to play otf both the
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    42 13 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Hashlm Khan, worlds'.s professional squash racket champion may play a series of exhibition matches here In early September. Hashim. who Is now touring Australia, has written to a friend here expressing his keeenness to play In Singapore
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    'Mary' delays Eastern
    60 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— •Typhoon Mary" a tropical storm which is now raging In the South China Seas— hai held up the departure from Saigon of Eastern, the Hong Kong soccer team. Eastern, who were originally due here tomorrow, are now expected to arrive on Friday morning. Their
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    SPORTS SUMMARY AND CABLES IN BRIEF
    903 13 MX >K Tour Mlafej All Spore 8 IMOOmai Awang 2. Sperrlng) K\\ong Wah HK 0. at Jn. Besar, 8 pore. Nporr Business H«es League and tup Senior Mercantile Bk 5 (Quah Kirn Swee 2. Mahesa 2. Ka.sslrrp tveready 4 (Ismail Yusoff 2. Mahat Ambu.
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    COWDREY TOUCHES PEAK FORM
    314 13 ENGLAND SKIPPER SCORES 131 LONDON. Wed. 38 runs winning margin ever Somerset seemed almost comfortable. Needing 203 for victory, Somerset had 133 on the board before the llfth wicket fell, but lost their last six batsmen for only 30 runs. Reuter. f OLIN COWDREY, who captains
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    439 13 South Africans face a big task BIRMINGHAM. Wed. South Africa make their first Test appearance at Edgbaston here since the war In the opening match of the current series against England tomorrow. They have a big task on hand against England who have not been beaten in their last 12
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    150 13 SOCCER S'for GDBH Dlv. l: Teachers v Printer* (Chan Sow Lin Rd): Div. 2: Cold Storage v RRC. Bungsar (XL Rly grd): Dlv. 3: Blue Circle v Outhnes ilmbi Rd); Harrisons v Telecoms Wltshp (Sentul). Ipoh Div. t: Town Council I Police (Coronation grd); Dlv 3 PWD v
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    87 13 SINGAPORE. Wed—Mercantile Bank shocked League champions Eveready with a 5 4 win in their Singapore Business House FA. Senior League and Cup match at Farrer Park today. Evereadys second team, who are also in the senior division, were lucky to draw I—l with Hong Kong Bank. Mercantile Bank's
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    Now: A women's watchdog
    432 14 INSTITUTE WILL STUDY THEIR PROBLEMS: PUBLIC CRECHES WILL BE EXPANDED •THE Singapore Government intends to set up an institute in the coming; year to study problems of women, Miss Chan Choy Siong, a PAP Assemblywoman, said tonight in a broadcast, "A Year's Women's Movement," over Radio
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    45 14 Political study courses SINGAPORE. Wed. The Ministry of Education Is organising political study courses for principals of Government and aided English Primary Schools. These courses, beginning on June 13, will be held at the Political Study Centre. Goodwood Hill, every afternoon from Monday to Friday.
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