The Straits Times, 5 May 1961

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    18 1 WIHAU l»\ll V (IHIIUKU SALE F\(IH>S 90,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. MAY 5, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    VOTE-in-PEACE LAW
    323 1 'Human sea' tactics barred Ban is imposed on polling day canvassing gUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A ban on all canvassing on polling days throughout the Federation was imposed today by the Government. The move will ensure that people will be able to vote in peace without being pestered by
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    Lock icon The big wedding within 40 days
    128 1 CAIRO HITS OUT AT HUSSEIN LONDON. Thurs. King Hussein of Jordan will marry Miss Toni Gardiner before the feast of AlKabir. this is. within 40 days, the Daily Herald said yesterday. The disclosure was made by the King's Secretary. Mr. Ahmed Luz.v. in a
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    38 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Chinese troops withdrew from two border outposts in Ladakh and the Northeast Frontier Agency when bad weather set in. Mrs. Lakshmi Menon. Deputy External Affairs Minister, told the Indian Upper House today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Communists lop off 2 heads
    58 1 SAIGON, Thurs. South Vietnam Communist agents murdered four persons last weekend in Binh Duong City about 20 mile north of Saigon, local newspapers report- I ed today. The Communist agent used machetes to chop off the heads of two persons and shot down two others
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    McCann dies of cancer
    159 1 MANILA, Thur-v Ame- rican businessman Ro- bert E. McCann di<»d today In Clark U.S. Air Force hospital ot masslv»- ranccr. 28 days after h<- was carried Into the free world on a stretcher from Communist China. A U.S. Air Force spokesman announced that the 60-year old
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    TANKS OUT IN FRENCH SHOW OF STRENGTH
    333 1 ALGIERS, Thursday. THOI SANDS off heavily armed troops and polite bricked by tanks and armoured cms patrolled the centre off Algiers last night after reports that "commandos" off anti-(iaullist diehards planned attacks on officials. 1 The French news agency said last night's alert,
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    Lock icon CAUTION TO SMALLER NATIONS
    66 1 CAUTION TO SMALLER NATIONS NEW YORK. Thurs. Mr. Frederick boiund, Irish President ol the United Nations General Assembly, cautioned the new. smaller nations of the world community last night against abusing their rights of equality in the United Nations. Delivering the annual Thomas More lecture at New York university, Mr.
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    Lock icon Bid to beat cash crisis
    87 1 CAPE TOWN. Thurs. Emergency measures were announced toaay to halt the flight of capital from South Airica. which began alter I the Sharpeville shooting last year. They include an increase in the bank rate from 4' 2 to 5 per cent and reduced foreign exchange
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    Lock icon BLAKE: NO ATOMIC SECRETS PASSED ON—MAC
    658 1 BLAKE: NO ATOMIC SECRETS PASSED ON— MAC I ONDON. Thurs. Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, said today of the "grave case of George Blake, the Russian spy. that he was seeing whether anything further could be done to protect Britain "from treachery of this kind." Blake. 38-year-old Foreign Office
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    Lock icon Laos cease-fire now in effect
    405 1 BOTH SIDES MAY MEET TODAY VIENTIANE. Thurs. The long-awaited cease-fire came into effect throughout Laos early this morning. This was announced by the Laotian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence. Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, who said that Government forces and the Pathet Lao rebels had
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    7 kidnap ring suspects are held
    126 1 7 kidnap ring suspects are held KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Seven j gangsters, believed to be leaders oi' a kidnapping ring, have been arrested by Selangor police. Police recovered thousand" dollars believed to be ransom money that had been collected from their hide-out at the 4th mile Klang Road 3a.m. swoop
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    LATEST
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    The hired killers hired killers who hired youth who failed
    201 2 r rOKY(). Thurs. Tok>o police announced the arrest of a nightclub hostess and five gangsters she allegedly hired to kill her lover. Police said the woman, Ynstiiko Morozumi. allegedly offered two gunmen. \oxhinori Onozawa. 23, and Soit hi Tanaka. S,
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    Police swoop on homes in papers hunt
    303 2 JOHANNESBURG. Thursday pOLICE raided white and African homes throughout South Afnca yesterday in a hunt for subversive documents. Police squads some armed with submachine guns— staged the pre-dawi swoops in many areas including Johannesburg. Durban. Capetown and Pietermaritzburg. Part of plan There was
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    Spy: Shock to ex-PoWs
    603 2 FELLOW INTERNEE SAYS HE HELPED 'KEEP US ALIVE BY ENTHUSIASM, COURAGE' THE disclosure that George Blake, the Russian spy jailed yesterday for 42 years, went over to the Communists during his internment in North Korea shocked British subjects who were imprisoned with him. Retired Salvation Army
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    Lock icon More bombers
    31 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs The House of Representatives armed services committee voted to continue production of B-52 and B-58 bombers it said missiles are not ye! dominant in deterring war U.P.I.
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    Just like dad
    113 2 OULU'S a beautiful baby. That's what her Mum thinks. For Bulu is six weeks old with solemn brown eyes, a tuft ot russet hair on hei head and more russet hair on her back and arms "just like Dad," they say at London Zoo. The Zoo is
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    Lock icon Titan rises to success from hole in ground
    168 2 I OS ANGELES. Thurs. A Titan intercontinental ballistic missile was successfully fired from a hole in the ground at Vandenberg Air Force Base, yesterday and was later destroyed 40 miles down the Pacific range. It was the first test of a launching
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    Lock icon Culprit in the gulf holds up sky man
    256 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Thurs.—Commander Alan Shepard, the navy test pilot chosen to be America's first spaceman, today faced the fact that he had only a 50-50 chance of rocketing 115 miles up over Atlantic in the next 24 hours. His long, frustrating wait
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    Lock icon The over-zealous security men
    67 3 LONDON. Thurs. Security officers who ordered photographs of a sugar model of Britain's nuclear submarine Dreadnought to be surrendered were "unduly zealous," the Secretary for War. Mr. John Profumo. safd yesterday. He was replying to a question in the House of Commons about a cake made
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    Lock icon Six drowned
    31 3 MIAMI. Thurs. A sailing boat used by a school society sank in the Gulf of Mexico during a storm yesterday. Six of the 19 people aboard were lost. UPI
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    Lock icon Swallows hold up demolition
    26 3 TOKYO. Thurs. Demolition of a condemned office building was suspended today when two nests ot swallows were discovered In the eaves. UPI.
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    Lock icon Kaye's mission
    27 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Danny Kaye. the American comedian, will shortly undertake a new mission for the United Nations Children's Fund, It was announced, today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NOW KENNEDY POLICY IS TO CONTAIN CASTROISM'
    347 3 NOW KENNEDY POLICY IS TO CONTAIN CASTROISM' WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy is understood to have decided on a policy of "containing" Castroism in Cuba while concentrating on building up living standards in the rest of Latin America. That is the sum of decisions reached in the past few days at
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    Lock icon Restraint: Jack to see newsmen
    214 3 WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Kennedy will meet a group of Arneri- can newspaper and news agency executives on May 9 to discuss his proposal for more self-restraint in reporting news which might endanger the national security, the White House said yesterday. The President, in a speech
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    Lock icon MAN SWEPT OVERBOARD IN STORM IS RESCUED
    100 3 MAN SWEPT OVERBOARD IN STORM IS RESCUED SYDNEY, Thurs.— A seaman was rescued today 75 minutes after being swept overboard in a gale off the coast of New South Wales. The seaman, named Knowles, was swept overboard when a tremendous wave crashed over the deck. The coastal freighter Lake Eyre
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    Lock icon U.S. acts through aid plan for world stability
    216 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Kennedy's proposed long-term foreign aid plan would give the United States an "instrument of action in a troubled and dangerous world." Mr. Dean Rusk, the U.S. Secretary of State, said today. Mr. Rusk, in a speech to the U.S.
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    Lock icon QUEEN GOES TO OPERA IN ROME
    129 3 QUEEN GOES TO OPERA IN ROME DOME. Thurs. Cheer- 1 ing crowds last night greeted Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip wnen they arrived at Rome Opera House for a performance of Verdi's Falstaff. Tito Gobbl and Renata Scotto headed the starstudded cast, and the auditorium of the opera house was
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    Lock icon Smallpox area
    33 3 JAKARTA, Thurs. Three people have died of smallpox and 28 others have contracted the disease in South Sumatra, according to reports reaching here. The infected area is being cordoned off.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Aircraft boom
    30 3 LONDON. Thurs. The value of British aircraft exports for the first quarter of this year reached £41,628.169 —the second highest quarterly total ever, it was announced today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cannes festival
    24 3 CANNES. Thurs.— A glittering international audience of film personalities attended the opening last night of the 14th Cannes International Film Festival.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.N. WILL DO NOTHING TO GET KATANGA PRESIDENT FREED
    394 3 LEOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. THE United. Nations will do nothing to get Katanga President T6hombe freed from Coquilhatville where he is being held by the Congolese President, Mr. Kasavubu. This was reported today by authoritative sources in Elizabethville. the Katanga capital. The sources
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    Lock icon Back to work
    30 3 LONDON, Thurs. The Port of London's wharves and jetties came to life again this morning when 15.000 dockers resumed work after a crippling 10-day unofficial strike. Reuter.
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    3.4 MIL. PEOPLE BY 1981
    301 4 Population in Spore may double in 20 years SINGAPORE. Thurs. I JHE POPULATION of this island-State will double itself in 20 years, a Government publication released tol day said. According to the pubI lication "Population Projections of Singaj pore" the population next year will total
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    PARIS-BORN TELEVISION STAR TO SING HERE
    102 4 PARIS-BORN TELEVISION STAR TO SING HERE MISS Thcrese Talbert (above), a radio and television star, is now in Singapore to croon in the sultry French way. Paris-born Miss Talbert will entertain diners and guests at the Arundcl Room in Goodwood Park Hotel for the next six weeks. In English, too
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    EXPERT PRAISES STORE WOMEN
    192 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Miss Dorothy Kilduff. a visiting Max Factor beautician, told Singapore Rotanans today that she had been most impressed by the keen interest that Asian women have shown in beauty make-up. She said: "Women here are not only interested in make-up, but also eager to
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    NEW UNION FOR 10,000 SEAMEN
    110 4 NEW UNION FOR 10,000 SEAMEN SINGAPORE. Thurs. A trade union for the 10.000 seamen of Singapore was registered last week after negotiations with the Government over the past eight months. The new union, named the National Seamen's Union was formed about a year ago, and its constitution was submitted to
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    Theatre Fund
    29 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Latest donations to the National Theatre Trust are from Geylang Fire Victims Welfare Association, $50, and Mcc Toh School $300. The total is now $641,806.50.
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    Qantas tell the world about Malaya
    73 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A special issue of the Qantas Empire Airways monthly magazine on Malaya has created great interest all over the world. A Qantas spokesman in Singapore said the magazine was part of the airline's contribution towards the 1961 "Visit the Orient Year." Printed
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    278 4 rpHE following Is today's X schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom London, Frankfurt, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 710) 4.SS p.m.: from Tokyo, Hong Kong (8A965) 5.45 p.m. Pan-American: From Los Angeles. Honolulu, Manila, Saigon (PABI7) 12.45
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    Boiling water poured over man, court told
    333 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. AN eye-witness told a preliminary inquiry today he saw a kelong labourer pouring a bucket of boiling water over his coworker, who screamed "Si Ah! Si Ah!"— Cl am dying!). Sim Meow Hor, also a kelong labourer, said this at the
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    Inche Yusof to open bazaar
    173 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday rpHE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will officially open the Ninth Annual International Bazaar at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday 10 a.m. He will be accompanied by his wife, Puan Noor Aishah. I Twenty two communities will take part in
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    TWO KINDS OF SCHOOL BURSARIES ON OFFER
    79 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ministry of Education has invited applications for 1961 for two different types of bursaries Islands bursaries and the Hare memorial bursaries. The Islands bursaries are available for 14 children of residents of the Southern Islands of Singapore and Pulau Tekong
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    No general rents rise in housing estates
    314 4 No general rents rise in housing estates SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Government has no intention of increasing rents in housing estates owned by the Housing and Development Board other than in Kalians Estate, the Minister for National Development. Mr. Tan Kia Gan, said today. He said this when he met
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    THE FINGER OF FATE
    69 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. D. Joseph, 51, a palmist of Batu Lane, was jailed for six months here today for assaulting K. Veerappan, 34. a municipal labourer, on Feb. 14. The magistrate, Inche Has- san bin Hussain. told Joseph: If you are a palmist, you should be
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    HOW MUCH MALAY BEING USED? A PROBE BY GOVT.
    440 5 HOW MUCH MALAY BEING USED? A PROBE BY GOVT. Phase two of Language Month: July 22— Aug. 5 THE Federation Government is to set up a committee to investigate the implementation of the national language in all government departments. This was announced today by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman,
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    Bank is given a 7-day deadline
    178 5 Bank is given a 7-day deadline SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Bank| Employees' Union has given the Bank of China here a week to get instructions from its head office in Peking on wage talks with the union or face industrial action. This ultimatum was contained in a letter delivered to
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    Acid attack allegation
    54 5 Acid attack allegation BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. Teoh Bak Chool, 19, was charged here today with causing hurt to two men with sulphuric acid. Teoh. it was alleged, used the acid on Gool Sang and Ng Theng Soon, at 3*. Bunga Raya Road, on May 2 at 7.30 p.m. He was
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    Retrial of Samson on May 15
    88 5 Retrial of Samson on May 15 PNANG. Thurs.— The retrial of Lambert Bryant Samson, an insurance agent, on a charge of murder, has been fixed for May 15 at the Penang Assizes. Samson is alleged to have shot and killed Chan Ah Yong, a mechanic, in a rambutan plantation at
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    ALLIANCE WOOS PENANG VOTERS
    151 5 PENANG, Thursday. rpHE Penang Alliance today promised to make the A city brighter, cleaner and more attractive. "Our councillors will keep a careful check on any tendency towards extravagance and overspending." it says in Us manifesto for the May 27 city elections. Elected Alliance councillors. It
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    Reservoir is nearly ready
    45 5 Reservoir is nearly ready KAJANG. Thurs. Construction of the 500.000 gallon reservoir on a hill In Jalan Timor needs only some minor work to be completed. The 5150.000 reservoir will be fed from the Cheras water scheme where another huge reservoir is now feeing built.
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    Diplomat in hospital
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A British diplomat who was I flown to Singapore from Jakarta Is now under treatment lat the British Military Hospital. Mr. R Barnes. 49. a counsellor at the British Embassy in Jakarta. Is said to be suffering from a "tropical diisease" He is resting com-
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    CADET CORPS FOR POLICE IS PLANNED
    73 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Government today published j details of a Bill to provide (or the establishment of a police cadet corps. The corps, when formed. I will be affiliated to the Sin- gapore Police Force, but the, cadets will not have the power., of
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    Death penalty for kidnappers under new Bill
    244 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. l/'IDNAPPERS whose victims are abducted for the purpose of being murdered, or who dispose of their victims so that they are put in danger of being murdered, can be sentenced to death or to life imprisonment, according to a Bill amending
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    'Small object' that shot across the road...
    129 5 'Small object' that shot across the road... KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— An 11-year-old boy told an inquest today how his five-year-old brother was knocked down by a lorry at the mile Kepong Road on Dec. 12 last year. > A. Subramaniam said he was looking after >ome goats on one side
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    Seminar for unionists
    42 5 IPOH. Thurs. The Peralr division of the Malayan Trad* Union Congress will hold a two-day trade union education seminar at the Perak Clerical Union here from Saturday. About 40 unionists living in and around Ipoh are expected to attend.
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    Burglar is jailed
    60 5 IPOH. Thurs. A burglar was today sentenced to four years" jail to be followed by three years' police supervision for hourebreaklng and theft. Yee Wing Kong. 32, Dleaded guilty to breaking Into a house in Green Hill and stealing three pens, a $600 cheque and $9.75 cash
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    LIB. intermediate results
    227 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The University of Malaya in Singapore today issued the following results of the intermediate examination for the degree of LI.E Abdifl Ha!;m Mb All. Alun:id bin Abdul. Ahmad Thanl bin Haji Ahmad. Anawarul Hawue bin Manir Uddin. Arlffin bin Jaka. Au Yeong Khuen. Bhuvanadas s
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    FAULKNER COUNTRY MEANS A SIZZLER
    197 6 THE time is the 1920s of William Faulkner. The place Yoknapatawpha County Court in Mississippi. Before a haunting crowd of men and women of America's deep, dire South, a Negress is being tried for the murder of an infant child. The judge pronounces her guilty.
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    BB in clothes still turns the eyes when she turns 'private eye9
    330 6 BB in clothes still turns the eyes when she turns 'private eye 9 WHO'S your favourite filmland sleuth? Well, mine's Brigitte Bardot. Yes, pouting, petulant Brigitte Bardot, as she appears in her latest film called "Come Dance W'th Me" and who wouldn't dance with La Bardot? In what must be,
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    MOUNTBATTEN'S AIDE HAD IDEA FOR ICE AIRCRAFT-CARRIER
    1335 7 His plan to camouflage snow vehicles from enemy: Screen them with canpas 9 put up sign in German, 'Latrines for colonels only 9 IN October 1941, when World War II was at its grimmest stage, Lord Louis Mountbatten was appointed Chief of Combined
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    DEATH
    62 8 7* H $l» Minimum) WEE THIAM LEONC. IT. PaMrd «ay pew i Jt Tuing Bahm Road. all. i a •khii UsMaa, ai S.M pin on J 11, kcvMf haMatf I Mfe. W«a Ck Kiai. I Haufhtrr. Wei Lll Oruk, 1 son mla» and .*> (rand- as Bonn Hmin l.ild.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    109 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS H tilt {Minimum) thar.k Masai and ntsSUVM for' tMtl »md v .«nr» and cifts on tn« manta« on 4 «1 MR. ML. TANC and family tliai.k -md f'irnda for thfir vrry rr»thv scroll*, loan of \rhirlra and aitrndanca at thr fun.ral of UM Ist. Madam Chtonf Vokr Lar.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 8 .'</ Wm4» IM i Minimum) RAYMOND DAVID EACLAND In Ijindon. i.ft.ll H:« lift »a> Krntl«: ao m .1 in him that naturr rrnth' -t.nd up and say to all tht world. Ihia Aaa a man
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    267 8 ;n Wort, $l» (Mimtmum) YOUR HOME MM h..vt NaM frtad smHI with Am\» k. thr wondrr I al all good LAST 7 DAYS: Bargains at Modtrn Silk stn- to hat t I) tocrtlwi 34 High pen FLIES ROUND YOUR food* Chta» let iar. r>. Annfrnu* In th* kil.hrn l»«
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    The Straits Times Friday, May 5, 1961. The Election Rowdies
    799 8 The Straits Times Friday, May 5, 1961. The Election Rowdies •ranting in this that the new I regulations will have to be strictly enforced or they v. ill be useless. The regulations also apply only to polling day, I admittedly the day of days, but gangsters do not always wait
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    Dewan Bahasa
    527 8 The foundation storve of the now building for the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka was laid yesterday, marking the virtual r>nd of the agency's long wait for proper working quarters. Since 1956, when it was formed. I the Dewan Bahasa has had to make do with the skimpiest accommodation,
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    NASSER, HUSSEIN BURY THE HATCHET
    956 8 NASSER, HUSSEIN BURY THE HATCHET WHY DID THE KING DO IT? SOME SEE IT AS ONLY POSSIBLE WAY HE CAN ENSURE HIS OWN SURVIVAL IN contrast to the tradition of the blood feud among desert tribes, modern Arab political leaders have remarkable powers of ignoring or forgiving past injuries. President
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    TIN THE CHALLENGE MALAYA FACES
    1138 8 TIN THE CHALLENGE MALAYA FACES PART TWO OF A PENETRATING ASSESSMENT Too much. ..and TAXATION too little IT may be pointed out that for some mining companies iji Malaya U'iO was indeed a prosperous year, but that is only to beg the question from an overall point of view, particularly
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    Queen-to-be Toni's old friends are all agog
    450 9 FOUR REMEMBER HER... SHE WAS STAR ATHLETE, PREFECT, ROCK W ROLLER 1/XALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The staff and students of the Army's Bourne School here were all agog with excitement today on learning that their former star athlete, prefect and rock V roll dancer,
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    Co-op tea partyl
    29 9 Co-op tea party l JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Johore Bahru Co-opera-tive Society will hold a ten party at the Temenggong Abdul Rahman School at 5 p m. on Saturday.
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    Maimun tells how kampong visit led to incident
    233 9 Maimun tells how kampong visit led to incident KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A 19-YEAR-OLD Malay beauty was inno- > cently involved in a misunderstanding which led to 60 members of the Royal Malayan Air Force storming into Kampong Bahru here on Tuesday. Today, the girl. Che Maimun binte Yassin, told how
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    Malayan MPs off on tour of India
    128 9 ]£I'ALA LLMTtR, Thurs. —A seven-member Malayan parliamentary delegation left by air today for a two-week tnr of India as guests of the Indian Government. The delegation is led by the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Dato Haji Mohamed Noah. He said: "We
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    A $200,000 HOSTEL CEREMONY
    79 9 A $200,000 HOSTEL CEREMONY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The laying of the foundation stone of the $200,000 hostel for I plantation workers' children will take place at 7.45 a.m. next Friday. The 50-room hostel will accommodate 250 boys and girls, whose parents had been killed on the estate during the Emergency.
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    Sardon for Britain
    67 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. will leave on Monday for England and India to study transport methods. A Government statement said today. Inche Saraon has been invited to visit England by the British Minister of Transport. Mr. Ernest Marpies From
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    Misadventure
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A verdict of misadventure wa; recorded at an Inquest today on a 20-year-old hawker, Cheng Tin Kak. whose body was found in a disused mining pool at Kampong Pandan on Dec. 8 last year.
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    Borneo visit
    24 9 JESSELTON. Thurs— The Australian Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. G.A. Jockel. will arrive here by air on May ft on a two-day visit.
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    Penang post
    32 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thur&. The State Commissioner for Labour, Mr. Loke Wing San, has been transferred to Penang. He has been succeeded by Mr T. N. Nathan. Industrial Relations Officer. Penang.
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    MASKED PARANG GANG INJURE TWO YOUTHS
    112 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Five parang-wielding gangsters all wearing masks entered a house in Loke Yew Road here last night and attacked a group of youths. Two of the youths were Injured. The condition of one of them. Choo Kwal Yuen, 20. Is reported to
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    Whiteaway Ipoh branch to close
    164 9 Whiteaway Ipoh branch to close SINGAPORE, Thurs. Whiteaway Laidlaw and Co. will be closing down its branch In Ipoh, Mr. R. Jacobs, the General Manager for Singapore and Malaya, disclosed here today. Th«. branch first opened Its doors In 1910 and will close on July 31 this year. Mr. Jacobs
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    6-nation camp
    32 9 BRISBANE. Thurs— a .a will be among six South-East Asian countries whose students will hold a four-day "International camp" this month at Noosa, a beach resort. 100 miles from here.
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    Death fall
    31 9 IPOH. Thurs.— A maidservant. Chan Ling. 57. was killed this morning when she rell on the road from the first floor window of a cofTeeshop In Theatre Street here.
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    Greater public interest, so larger turnover in shares
    225 9 CHANGES introduced to improve conditions In the local market have resulted in a greater public interest and a larger turnover in shares, says the report of the committee to the annual meeting of the Malayan Stock Exchange, held here. The report says
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    ROAD FLOOD HAZARD SHOULD END IN 3 YEARS
    203 9 ROAD FLOOD HAZARD SHOULD END IN 3 YEARS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Flood hazards to motorists along Bukit Timah Road the Singa-pore-Johore trunk highway are expected to be completely removed in about three years' time. Plan shelved The Public Works Department has begun a survey of the region to investigate how best
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    PIONEER APPLICATIONS
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Several people have appliei' tor pioneer status for factories they want to set ud for producing dish washing powder and electric fan.-* A Ministry of Commere* an'J Industry spokesman said that only one applicant in eacl' industry would be given a pioneer certificate^
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    SINGAPORE BIG TRADER IN OLD JUTE BAGS
    322 10 SINGAPORE BIG TRADER IN OLD JUTE BAGS SINGAPORE continues to be the leading trad- ing centre for old Jute bags in South-East Asia, states the Jute and Gunny Review. Because or her pre-emin-ence as an entrepot centre, being the largest port in South-East Asia, second only to London in the
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    Federation mining boom: Tin, bauxite, ore output up
    327 10  - Federation mining boom: Tin, bauxite, ore output up HENRY PAUL By ■yjALAYA'S mining industry, producing a variety of ores, boomed during March at a steady rate and production exceeded the previous month's figure. Another outstanding feature was the emergence of India as a major parchastr of Malaya's tin. surpassing several
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    EUROPE TRIP FOR MANAGER
    85 10 EUROPE TRIP FOR MANAGER Mi: ALEX S WEE (above), sales manager of Anglo-American Corporation (M) Ltd., has left for a three-month tour of Europe. Mr. Wee will visit factories there including Burmeister and Wain of Copenhagen, whose diesel engines are now handled locally by Anglo-American. The Far East representative of
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    Unilever's big sales campaign in Malaya
    228 10 Unilever's big sales campaign in Malaya FIVE senior marketing executives of Unilever Export Ltd. recently arrived in Malaya from Britain for an extensive sales campaign for new Pepsodent toothpaste. Heading the "selling contingent" i a Mr. G. V. Morley, the toilet preparation director and Mr. A. D. Sims, the Far
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    India now a major industrial country
    194 10 India now a major industrial country INDIA is emerging as A a major industrial power in Asia, says a report issued through the Indian Commission in Singapore. The overall index of industrial production shows an advance of 56 points lrom 105 in 1950 to 161 in 1955, the end of
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    Imports of pepper slip
    72 10 BLACK and white pepper imports into Singapore in January totalled 1.605 tons, down 1.191 tons compared with the previous month. Last year's total shipments to the local market were 15,795 tons a decrease of 22.287 tons compared with 1959. Exports In January amounted to 1.852 tons
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    SAS DC-8 jets for Far East
    65 10 The 600 m.p.h. DC-8 jetliners will go into service on Scandinavian Airlines System's Far East-Europe route via southern Asia and the Middle East on Sept. 28. the company announces. This will complement the SAS DC-8 North Pole route linking Japan. Alaska and Europe. The
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    New express service for ships
    98 10 New express service for ships TME Ben Line Steamers A Ltd. announce further improvements in their Europe-Far East services with an express service from London to Singapore in 20 days, faster services from Singapore and Malaya to Europe, a monthly service between Europe and Japan and a monthly sailing between
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    Soap production
    29 10 The Federation of Malaya produced 37,900 cwt. of soap in January compared with 23.400 cwt. in the previous month. Singapore's output was 17,400 cwt. against 18,200 cwt
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    More local biscuits made
    82 10 Pan-Malayan production ot biscuits in January was 44.700 cwt compared with 42.800 cwt. in the previous month. Singapore's share was 13.700 cwt down 1.400 cwt. but the Federation's output of 31.000 cwt shows a rise of 3.30Q cwt. Pan Malayan output last year was 496.900 cwt..
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    UK EXECUTIVE IS DUE THIS MONTH
    152 10 4 BRITISH businessman will visit Singapore from Manila on May 15 in the course of a Far East trip. He is Mr. Harley Watkins, export supervisor of Ward, Blenkinsop and Co. Ltd.. one of Britain's leading pharmaceutical houses whose products are used by hospitals
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    SARAWAK $12.8 M FALL IN TRADE
    126 10 SARAWAK $12.8 M FALL IN TRADE 'THE total value ">r Sa- rawak's external trade in January was $64.4 million, $12.8 million less than in December. Imports were worth $34.9 million, down $5.1 million, and exports at $29.4 million were lower by 57.7 million. Marked decrea.se-, in value were recorded in
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    Business visit
    25 10 Mr. S. T. Weng, vicepresident of Wah Chang Corporation, New York arrives in Singapore on Monday from Hong Kong on a business visit.
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    TIN SHARES ARE ACTIVE ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    513 12 From Our Market Correspondent rN shares continued active on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with selective buyers again in evidence in the market. During the afternoon prices were inclined to level out however. Federation brokers reported tin shares were irregular with business
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 12 Malayan Stork Indices: May 4 May 3 Industrials: 1*7.00 17.V13 Tins: 209.94 295.89 Rubber: 247.11 247.11 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    860 12 BUSINESS on UM Malayan Siock Exchange, Kuala Lumpur yesteraay with the number of deals in brackets was: Industrials: K. and N. ords (4.000) $2.55. $2.56: Gammon C~.ooo> ii.2\, HJ/J3: G'toun Diap. M.OOO) 52.35: McAli*ter (2,000) si. 33: Cold Stores <5.000)-$2.4o: S. Traders (4.000) 53.83, 53.87«, $3.^i: Boustead
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    149 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Singaporo wharvss today ara Oiang Seng j NW. 4. Siru«a NW. 5. Frankfurt 4 Laura Maeruk It, Pyrrhus 15- 16, Batavih 24. Dimltry Pozharaky 25/26. Hcemiikerk l! 9 30, Ctiandpara 38/39, Nlssho Maru 40/41. London Breeze 44. Outer Roads: Milford. Tyne Breeze, Thoraov.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    132 12 THI Chinm Praduca Exchange, Sin--1 taporo, noon pncti w*r pieul ytitarday wara Capra: quiet ateady: VK/Contlnent April shipment $274 buyers. $2S tellers. Coconut Oil: quiet: bulk HI sellers, himneat «-aa reported done. Muntok white SISTi. Sarawak whit* *180, Sarawak special black Jir>2i, garbled I-impond special black $1524. Lampong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    71 12 THE Malayan Cichangt Banks' Am. ciatiar made thru* crtangra In Ita rates to merchanti yesterday (all ratea to S100): tailing T.T. or 0.0. rtady: Swiss Francs 140!: Frtncn Frtnta 15SJ; Bttgian Francs 1623: Otutscns Marks 1281. On the frst tictianga marktt In Hang Kong, the U.S. dollar was
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    Guthrie results
    56 12 Outputs from the estates and mines in the Cuthrie Agency (MaU>») Ltd.. Group for March and for 1961 todate in brackets are as follows: Rubber 6.464.000 lb (22.431 000 '■■■>■ tea (black) 164.000 lb (446.000 lb.). palm oil 2.235 tons (5.733 tons), palm kernel* 617 tons (1.581 tons),
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    Rubber below 90 cents
    179 12 RUBBER fell below the 90 cents level in Singapore yesterday for the first time since i mid-April on the easI ing of the Laos situation. 2a Those operators who had bought expecting higher prices as the Laos situation deteriorated took profit after the ceasefire announcement. By
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    RUBBER PRICES
    213 12 MAY ftrst grade rubber buyer* f.o.b. ilo.trd in Singapore yesterday at M»J cents per lh. down 1 1 cents on Wednesday s tloftins price. The tone was quiet. I. CC.It. A. closing price* in centa per lh. yesterday wert: Int. 1 R.s.S. Bpot f.o.b. buyer* 891, sellers Bt|
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    110 12 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INVESTMENT shares were steady on the Exchange toaay, Humes eased Is. to 635. Base metals and oils were steady. Consolidated Zinc, eased 4s. 9d. to 955. and Santos gained Is. lo 11s. 9d. Commonwealth bonds were steady. Con. Zinc 95 3 Vt. Isa 64 3 N
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    RUBBER CROPS
    16 12 Kuala Reman produced 77,000 lb. of rubber in April. Indragiri's crop was 132.021 lb.
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    MARCH TRADE
    138 12 rK)R the nrst time since August last year Malaya's adverse trade balance was virtually extinguished In March. The visible adverse balance was reduced to only $200,000 compared with 515.9 million in February. Exports during the month rose $83.3 million to 5374.8 million importsbeing worth $67.6 million more at
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      305 12 JJt^TBOUN^ EUROI-E SERVICE Snare P. S laa Petatg SABRINA I/IB May 11 May 12 May M'sullei, Haire. Otnkrik SOUTH t WEST AFRICA SERVICE S lire I TI 1/ I May Ouroar. (22/S). Port Eliia&etri (2S/S), Capetown tll/S), Matadi 01/9). Lagos (7/1). Cotonou (18/ I). Accra, EASTBOUNO 'akoraei. Abidjan. Freetown. Conakry.
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      35 12 CLOSING PRICES SINGAPORE. May 4. RUBBER: 89f cents per lb. (down li cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 89', cents (easier). TIN: $428.87 i per pica! (up $1.50). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 15 tons).
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      1306 12 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR I NOTICE BOARD I Pursuant to Section 29 of the TRVFFir nrptRTMFVT i Trusu-es Ordinance (Chapter 34 > iKArrn depart MK.-Nr ail persons interested m or having NATIONAL DAY 3 IfJNI 1961'ilainis ■gainst Me Estates oi any NorrrF t«* wfpfwv oivfn of lhe deceased persons undermenaS^^^^^s^S^lJ^^ a
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      793 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ANDERSON SCHOOL. Ipoh has Immediate vacancies for the following teachers: (1) VITH Form I Malay: (2) VITH Form Oeoßt.i--phy: (3) Science Forms IV (4 1 Three for general subjects Forms I III. Preference to Unlver.Mty Graduates. Applications to Secretary Board of Governors, Anderson School, by 15th May, stating
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      840 13 i^iltilJNiWTinTrHTTT^ (Continued from Pace I) SITUATIONS VACANT it Words SS (Min.)— Box St ct: tstra WANTED mala and female voices for atiditlomnK for radio use. Apply Box T. B' pore. EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN or Eurasian lady required for Primary 1 in Prvate School. Box A 6042 S.T. S portWANTED a qualified
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      948 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 2t Words SS (Min.)— Bex St ct: txtra TWO ITOCK BOOK Clerks In Ipoh required by European Commercial House. Experience essential. Apply in first Instance to Box AOl7 8.T.. Ipoh. WANTED ONE BXPIRIBNCBO Civil Kngineer. one experienced Architect, one experienced Technical supervisor, and one experienced Technical Assistant. Applications
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      976 13 OFFICE SPACE VACANT M Words Si (Min.)— Box it et: txtra IMMIOIATILV AVAILABLE, anprox. 1000 sq.ft. having constructed with two executive rooms at reason- I able rental, situated at Cecil Street, enquiry tel. (B'pore) *****. GODOWN SPACE WANTED Wards Si (Min.)— Box St et: txtra GODOWN SPACE of approximately 10.000
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      782 13 EDUCATION it Wards Si (Min.)— Bex it cts. txtra BEGINNING MONDAY Morning/ Afternoon -Night Typewriting, shortband. Book-keeping, hnglish. Mainerantics. Dressmaking, embroidery. Ora- duatc Teachers. Singapore Commercial School. (Opposite Rex Cinema). LEARN BOOK-KEEPING from U.K. trained trainer, no extra fees. New sessions begin to-day, enrol imme- dlately. Also new classes, shorthand.
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      816 13 LOST it Wards SS (Min.)— Bex it cts. mrtre LBST In Adelpht Park Estate, j Siamese cat (male), name "Sugar" wears collar and disc. Reward. Phone Spore *****. FOUR YEAR. Brown Boxer dog. "Koko lost at 9t milestone Tampines Road. Finder contact Sena. 136 Tampine.« Road. Spore. Reward i offered.
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      814 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE I* Worsts Si (Min.)— Box St ct: txtra BARCAINI Best bid above 52.6007- Vauxhall Victor 195S excellent condition no accidents, '.'nd owner preceeding BMIMM Details/Inspection. Ring B'pore HTOT. CHEAP SALE one Bedford t>Us sitting cai>a<ity M/M seaters, one Morns Minor Saloon car 4-doors one owner phone 2921
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      561 13 FOR SALE 2t Words SS (Min.)— Box 50 cts. extra NEWSTOCK ARRIVED? Chenille Bedcovers. Kngllsh Bedcovers, American Bedcover.', Indian Bedcovers. Pun Multl-Coloi.red from SI.vMX Luck a 17, Orchard Road. Spore. BAROAINS:— Ladles house-coats 57.50, low-back and six-way brassieres $3.90. Ladles t^e-shlrtu, blouses, sl.-irks and many others at reduced Milady s
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    JUDGMENT RESER VED IN LINDA FONG'S APPEAL
    561 14 DPP's 'jury had not been misdirected' submission SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. T. S. Sinnathuray, agreed in the appeal court here today that the trial judge in the Linda Fong case had not directed the jury on a "question of knowledge."
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    Aziz sets production target for East Coast farmers
    211 14 KOTA BHARU, Thurs. —The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, I n c h e Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, has set a goal for padi planters in Kelantan and Trengganu to equal the crop yield of West Coast planters. Inche Aziz said today
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    Dagger man jailed
    61 14 PENANG. Thurs.— m\ unemployed man told a magistrate's court today he carried a dagger for stlf-pro-tectlon. He said he had been 'threatened by gangsters from Ipoh. The magistrate, Mr. H. Sankey. was not satisfied with the explanation and jailed Shariff bin Ibrahim, 21, for three months for
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    TWO SINGAPORE STUDENTS MARRY IN VIRGINIA
    95 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. News was received here today of the marriage of two Singapore students in the United States. They are Mr. Lawrence Lav Buong Ling, now studying at the Randolph-Mac on College, and Miss Ellian Wong Yah Ling. who is training as a nurse
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    Village chairman fined $50
    251 14 BENTONG. Thursday. AH NAM, 26. chairman of the Karak Local Council, 14 miles from here, and four tappers were found guilty by a magistrate's court yesterday of wilfully disobeying a police order to disperse when they stood in a group on a road. They were fined
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    Evolution talk
    29 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Visiting Colombo Plan consultant Mr. K. Santhanam. will talk on "Social and Cultural Evolution in Free India" at the Ramakrishna Mission at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Woodman's death
    43 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A verdict of misadventure was recorded today at an Inquest on a woodcutter. Han Ching. 30, who accidentally cut hJs right thigh at Kallang Road on the morning of March 12. Han died within 20 minutes of the accident.
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    Open verdict
    46 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The Assistant Coroner. Mr. Loke Slew Hoong, today recorded an open verdict on a motorcyclist. Tan Chye San. 30. of Yong Sla 1 Street, who was found sprawled on Alexandra Road, with the motor-cycle beside him, on the night of Feb. S.
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    Another 4 industries get pioneer status
    137 14 Another 4 industries get pioneer status CINGAPORE. Thurs. Th« Government today announced that it has given pioneer status to another four industries for the manufacture of 11 products. This brings the number of pioneer Industries to 15 and products, 54. The new pioneer industries I are: metal manufacture, for metal
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      296 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS of idle enjoyment (4, 3. 8). 4. Railways taking one thousand 5. Wildly dig a mine that isn't to the foreign ship with no there at all (8) margin (8) 6. One interruption for fat land--8. Incautious finally to lay about owner (5). one 6l 7.
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    Remembrance goes fast
    196 15 ST HONORE KEEPING BT TIMAH FORM ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep pENANG. Thurs.— Veni Vici Stable's St. Honore, a recent winner at Bukit Timah, is keeping his form well. With stable-mate District Line (J. Wilson) for company, St. Honore ran 3f in 40 1/5 on the
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    45 15 Layer loses racket but he wins AUSTRALIAN tennis star Rod Layer found nimself without his racket when it flew out of his hand when playing against Britain's Bobby Wilson during the hard court championships at Bournemouth, Hampshire, last week. Layer won the match. Reuter picture.
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    Doping: Change rules move
    301 15 'NEW DEAL' FOR TRAINERS LONDON, Thursday REVOLUTIONARY changes in the procedure for dealing with cases of doping in British racing is recommended in a report which has been presented to the stewards of the Jockey Club and the National Hunt Committee. The report was drawn up
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    Special races for Cl. 5 horses
    114 15 Special races for Cl. 5 horses IPOH. Thurs. The Perak Turf Club will provide four consolation races for class 5 horses at their Derby i^eeting here on June 10. 11. 17 and 18. Class 5 horses which have not won since June 30 last year will be eligible to compete.
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    Jap waterpolo team coming
    38 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Japanese university waterpolo team may play a match against Singapore here In September. The Japanese, who will be on their way home from Bulgaria, are expected to arrive on Sept. 11.
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    Cup ties
    48 15 SINGAPORE, rhurs. The annual A. Ragnavan Memorial Cup volleyball tournament organised by the Kerala Association will begin on Sunday with two matches One of the matches will feature the defending champions, R.A.F. Seletar Civilians, against Kerala Torpedo. Thr? other will be between United Sembawang and Alexandra
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    HK cricket XI due on May 18
    70 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Hong Kong cricket team to meet Malaya in the Interport match at Kuala Lumpur on May 27 and 29. will arrive here on May 18. The visitors will open their tour with a two-day match in Singapore (May 20-21). They
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    SPORTS DIARY
    109 15 SOCCER SPORE LEAGUE OIV. 3C: P. Setla v Indian Brotherhood (Balestier); P. Peranakan v Indian Youngsters (St. George's Rdi. Bukit Panjang v Sulcaramal 'A' (Farrer Parkl Radln Mas v Bukil Tim«ih (Parrer Pic). J. BAHRl' LEAGUE DIV. 1: 1/2 Ourkhas v 221 BVD. MOR; DIv. 2A Starlight 'A'
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    Malays final
    25 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Pemuda Bawean Singapura will meet Armada Malays in the Malay F.A.s Junior League final at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday (5.15 p.m.)
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    Garden in 8-2 win
    96 15 Garden in 8-2 win OINGAPORE. Thurs. Serangoon Garden, whose four points from wins over Kattmg and Khalsa were taki a away from them following a protest that they had fielded three players registered in 1960. today returned to their campaign in the Singapore j Amateur F.A. League Div. 3B! with
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    230 15 SOCCER J. BAHRI LEAGUE DIV. 2A. 63 OSP. RAOC 2 (Park, Mullroy) 221 BVD. MOR 1 -Musai; Div. 28: Customs 4 (Mahat 2, Sai Chong. Ah Lensr> IRC 2 (Pandien, Retnam). INTER-POLICE: J. Bahru 6 <Megat 4, Hltam 2) Muar 1 (Hassan). KAMPAR LEAGUE DIV. 1: MAS 2
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    Lock icon AUSSIES LOSE TWO FOR 33
    275 15 /CHESTERFIELD. Thurs. Rain, v^ wiilrh washed out play yesterday, again restricted the Australian cricketers on the second day of their match again!' Derbyshire here today. Play was able to start 15 minutes late, but after 65 minutes heavy rain drove the players In and an
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    GIVE SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS—SBA
    207 15 GIVE SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS— SBA SINGAPORE Badminton Association will ask the Badminton Association of Malaya to give special concession rates to schoolchildren at the international match between Malaya and Denmark here later this month. A meeting of the management committee of SBA held last night decided to propose to
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    S'pore not in women's cup soccer
    174 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. SINGAPORE will not be included in the women's football tournament due to begin in June. The competition, to be run on Malaya Cup lines, is for a trophy donated by the Straits Times. Singapore are being left out because the competition
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    SRC keep Clarke Shield
    116 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs Singapore Recreation Club retained the Clarke Shield when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 2-1 in their annual soccer match on th» padang today. S.R.C. led 1-0 at half-time Against the run of play. S.R.C broke througn and Lenny Nonls ended the move by beating
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    MARINES, IN GOLD AND BLUE, SCORE 10
    178 15 MARINES, IN GOLD AND BLUE, SCORE 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— For 25 minutes Marines, playing in their new Jerseys of goia and blue, had atrocious iuck with their snooting. Then a lucky goal direct from a corner kick by All Johan broke the spell and Marines romped home 10-1 winners In
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    Cancelled
    15 15 PENANG, Thurs.— The Penang Cricket Association trial scheduled for this weekend has been cancelled
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    Vespa Commercials increase sales of Magnolia ice cream
    217 15 Vespa Commercials increase sales of Magnolia ice cream Cold Storage Creameries are operating a fleet of Vespa Commercials for retail deliveries of Magnolia Ice Cream yet another commercial firm that has recognised the vast possibilities of the smart little Vespa Vans, the most modern of all commercial vehicles. Vespa vans
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    'Malayanise hearts, minds'
    263 16 People's allegiance must be to Malaya, Tengku tells political rally ALOR GAJAH, Thursday. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN said here tonight that not only must top jobs in the Government be Malayanised, but also the hearts and minds of the people. He was speaking of the situation both in
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    Lock icon 'MAY I CRY NOW?' JEWISH CA VE GIRL ASKED
    396 16 'MAY I CRY NOW?' JEWISH CA VE GIRL ASKED JERUSALEM. Thursday. THREE-YEAR-OLD child emerging Ironi a cave in yilna Ghetto, where her mother had hidden her in silence for nearly a year, opened her mouth and said "Mummy, may I civ now?" the Eichmann trial was told today. Poet and
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    SCHOOLBOY AWARDED $6,250 DAMAGES
    125 16 SCHOOLBOY AWARDED $6,250 DAMAGES SINGAPORE. Thurs. Judgement by consent following a settlement, was entered by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court here today for an eight-year-old schoolboy. Hong Chi Meng. for $6,250 with co.sts in an action for damages for personal injuries suffered by him in a car accident
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    Lock icon Protest over Queen's visit
    75 16 LONDON. Thurs.— Tne Protestant Truth Society here sent a telegram to Queen Elizabeth in Rome today protesting at the proposed Royal visit to Pope John at the Vatican. The message said that the society on behalf of 6,500 people signatories of a petition to the Earl
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    50 MOVED AS OLD JAP SHELL IS DETONATED
    116 16 50 MOVED AS OLD JAP SHELL IS DETONATED SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fifty people were temporarily evacuated and a road was closed to traffic while an Army bomb disposal unit detonated an old Japanese shell off Farrer Road this morning. The shell was found yesterday evening near the Chin Mm Public School
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    'LETTERS TO MUL' DRIVE STARTS
    165 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A "Write-to-Mul" campaign has started in Singapore. "Mul" was the nickname given to Mrs. Ethel Mulvany. of Canada, while she was a prisoner of war in Singapore in World War 11. Mrs. Mulvany has written to the Straits Times to thank local people
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    Ong heartily welcomes new Assunta Hospital
    72 16 KUALA LUMPUt, Thurs.— The new HM million Assunta Foundation Hospital was officially opened by the Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. at Pctaling Java today. Six-year-old Assunta Manen. the first baby to be born in the original maternity clinic a
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    Lock icon RAIN AFFECTS PLAY IN U.K. CRICKET
    119 16 RAIN AFFECTS PLAY IN U.K. CRICKET LONDON. Thuri.— Teu secies in today's encke maicnes: At Lord's: M.C.C. 323-9 dec. and 40-2. Suirey 253 <P May 70.. At Oxford: Lanes 300-7 dec. Oxlord 81-6 (rain). At Hovr: Sussex 189 and 26-2. Warwick 96 (D Bates 6-44 > Rain. At Gillinxham: Somerset
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    Water shut-off
    32 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off along St. Patrick's Road and Telok Kurau Road between St. Patrick's School and East Coast Road from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Firing practice
    41 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Master Attendant, Singapore, today warned all ships that firing practice will be held by the RAF in the China Sea South Range every day in May between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m., except Saturdays and Sundays.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    415 16 LONDON. Thurs. An initial I burst ol buying for the new ac- 1 ccunt. which oJncially starts on j Monday next, brought firm conditions to equity markets during the early states but later on certain amount of profit-taking I developed and some of the (tains Imm reduced while
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    Alliance leader on local polls
    152 16 Alliance leader on local polls JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The Speaker of the Johore Legislative Assembly. Tuan Haji Rahmat bin Haji Daud. last nifiht explained why the Al liance had fielded a candidate in every ward for the May 24 Town Council elections in the State. Tuan Haji Kahniat. who is
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