The Straits Times, 10 May 1961

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    20 1 AVIHM.I l»\ll V (IHIIIIKH SAII IV(II HS 90,000 The Straits Times it* Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    THE BIG QUESTION
    1040 1 Hong Lim; Protest vote or repudiation? Party told: Analyse setback THE PEOPLE'S ACTION PARTY today declared that if the result of the Hong Lim by-election accurately reflected the feelings of the people of Singapore, then it would be both immoral and impractical for the P.A.P. Government to
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    Editor freed after 6 years
    123 1 JAKARTA. Tues.— Former newspaper editor. Mo- chtar Lubis. was quietly released on April 29 without I trial or official explanation, after being kept under house arrest for six years. Lubis was editor of the opposition daily. Indonesia Raya. which has now been banned permanently. Arrested
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    Lock icon Historic meeting in Vatican
    57 1 BRITISH SOVEREIGN AND PONTIFF HAVE PRIVATE CHAT IN FRENCH QUEEN ELIZABETH and Prince Philip po^ed for this historic picture with the Pope in the Papal apartments at the Vatican. It was the first meeting of a British Sovereign with the Pope for nearly 40 years. They
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    Border radios
    24 1 JAKARTA. Tues.— The Indonesian Government la distributing battery radio sots to isolated tribes on the borders of Indonesia and British Borneo.— Reiner.
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    Aziz on leave with his brother
    1275 1 Aziz on leave with his brother THE DIARY OF THE UREA PLANS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TIIK Minister of Agriculture and Go-opera-tives, Indie Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. was stated today to be spending his leave with his younger brother, Inche Rahim Ishak, Political Secretary to the Singapore Ministry of Culture, in
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    CHIEF OF KENNEDY'S PEACE CORPS DUE
    76 1 CHIEF OF KENNEDY'S PEACE CORPS DUE CJIXOAPORE, Tues. Mr. Sargent Shriver. director of the United States Peace Corps, and brother in-law of President Kennedy, is due here tomorrow. Mr. Shriver is on a tour of Asia and Africa to offer American aid to underdeveloped countries. He will have talks with
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    Lock icon Dockers strike
    27 1 MELBOURNE. Tues—Sydney and Melbourne ports were idle today as nearly 100.000 dockers went on a 24- hour strike in protests against a proposed dock legi&lation.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bonn aim in Brazil?
    52 1 Bonn aim in Brazil? TEL-AVIV. Tues.-A former Argentinian diplomat said here today that Martin Bormann. Hitler's Deputy was living on the ArgentinianBrazilian border as recently as five months ago. Dr. Gregorio Topolevski, former Argentinian Ambassador to Israel, told a press conference that according to latest information Bormann Is today in
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    'Hussein offer to abdicate' report
    127 1 'Hussein offer to abdicate' report I>EIRUT. Tins. King Hussein of Jordan offered to abdicate his throne because of Government and family opposition to his wed- ding to an English girl, the newspaper Annahar said today. The report *aid the Cabinet and Parliament refused King HUMeJn'i offe* and only accepted his
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    LATEST
    22 1 TREASON CHAR LEOPOLDVILLI l ii i iK. i President iM<lii |i ■•i i i^ani-l DBgO K< P'i'>lii I T I i
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    Lock icon A LOVE-LORN DOCTOR
    231 2 I ONDON. Tues. A love-lorn Ceylonese doctor vanished from a British passenger liner at sea when the girl he left behind refused to speak to him on the telephone, an official inquiry was told. The Ministry of Transport held an Inquiry aboard the 29.000-ton liner Orsova Into
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    Lock icon Off to Geneva
    42 2 LONDON. Tues— Mr. David Ormsby-Oore, Minister of State in the Foreign Office, left here by air for Geneva today to resume leadership of the British delegation at the deadlocked East-West conI ference on cessation of nuclear weapons tests. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Conspiracy to smuggle Chinese into the U.S.
    138 2 Conspiracy to smuggle Chinese into the U.S. XTEW YORK. Tues. I A restaurateur who j was voted Nassau County's "Man of th* 1 Year" in 1958 pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiracy to smuggling Chinese into the United States. Arthur Lem. 47. former owner of the Chungking Royal Restaurant in Long
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    Lock icon KENNEDY IS TOO GLOOMY SAY HIS ALLIES
    379 2 OSLO, Tuesday. THE opinion is growing among Nato members that President Kennedy, after just under four months in office, is presenting his allies with too gloomy a picture of the world situation. The Earl of Home, of Bri- tain. Mr. Paul-Henri Spaak. of
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    The Hoverstretcher'
    68 2 A new-style stretcher, designed to give wounded troops a smoother exit from battle. The stretcher floats on air from the power of a pair of twostroke engines, can take two patients at once, and needs only two strctrlicrhearers instead of the usual four. It was designed by I
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    Lock icon WOMAN WHO PREFERRED TO HANG
    156 2 WOMAN WHO PREFERRED TO HANG r.LASGOW, Tues. A 37--u year-old spinster threw five children from a thirdstorey window because she preferred to hang rather than return to a mental hospital, a court here was told. Jean Barclay Wadueil. charged with the murder of a four-year-old girl and th> attempted murder
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    Lock icon Rocket claim by Russia
    97 2 MOSCOW. Tties. Rocket troops now form "the backbone of the combat might" of the Soviet forces. Marshal Andrei Orechko. Soviet Com-mander-in-chief of the Warnaw Pact, declared today. In a Pravda article markIng the 16th anniversary of Hitler's defeat, he said the ground forces, air force, navy
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    No seat for Benn
    110 2 No seat for Benn I ONDON. Tues. Mr. Anthony Wedgwood Benn. 36. Britain's "reluctant peer," failed yesterday in his first bid to take the parliamentary seat which he won In a by-election at Bristol last week. Mr. Benn officially Viscount Stansgate tried to enter the House of Commons chamber to
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    Lock icon 5 MILLION FACE DEATH
    89 2 NEW YORK. Tues.— A United Nations survey published yesterday said that unless conditions improved In Indonesia within the next 10 years, five million children under one year old would die of malnutrition. The survey, by the United Nations Children's Fund (U.N.I.C.E.F> said that in India nutrition
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      Chinese grain for Albania
      114 3 Chinese grain for Albania TOKYO. Tues.—Com- munist China, which recently made a oi£ grain deal with Canada, is to export foodstuffs to Albania The New China News Agency said the Peking Government had agreed to provide millions of dollars worth of grains to its closest ally in the ideological struggle
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      24 3 HOLLYWOOD: Gary Cooper, suffering from cancer, slept most >f the day in his home but bis condition remained unchanged, the 60-year-old star's doctor reported.
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      88 3 ACCRA: President Soekarno of Indonesia will visit Ghana from Sunday to Tuesday. RANGOON: Five Commu- nist rebels, including the chairman of the Politouro of the Central Committee of the Burmese Communist Party, were killed by a police, patrol In a four-hour battle near Paungde, 120 miles north of Rangoon. NAIROBI:
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    Lock icon U.S. SPACEMAN 'COULD HAVE BEEN FIRST
    339 3 WASHINGTON, Tu«s, AMERICAS first astro- naut, Commander Alan Shepard, said yesterday that his flight could have been made "a lot earlier than Russian spaceman Yuri Gagarin's orbit of the earth nearly a month ago. But, he said at a Press conference here, that It
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    NO MAIL for DOG OWNERS
    54 3 BONN rues.—AuthorUies in the statt of ScbleswiifHolstein announced yesterday they are stopping home mail deliveries to wners of dangerous dogs. Authorities said 62 postmen were bitten by dog* in the Kiel postal district lasl year. Owners of dangerous dogs must pick up their mail at
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    The OTHER SIDE of Russia's attraction by Kennedy
    213 3 The OTHER SIDE of Russia's attraction by Kennedy WASHINGTON, Tuesday. PRESIDENT KENNEDY yesterday spoke of the other side of the "powerful attraction" which Russia exerted on the oppressed, hungry and ill-clothed people. In an address to the National Association of Broadcasters, Mr. Kennedy said it was logical that oppressed, hungry
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    Lock icon De Gaulle's new appeal for Algeria 'solution'
    136 3 De Gaulle's new appeal for Algeria 'solution' DARIS. Tues.— President de Gaulle last night urged a "constructive association between France and Algeria' and made a special appeal to Europeans in Algeria to Join in working for such a solution In his first broadcast since the four-day Algiers revolt collapsed a
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    Lock icon Earthquakes shake central Java as volcano erupts
    159 3 Earthquakes shake central Java as volcano erupts JAKARTA, Tuesday. /CENTRAL Java shook under earthquakes yesterday as Mt. Merapi (9,000 ft.) blasted rocks, lava and ash from a glowing crater. Jogjakarta and Magelang both rocked under a short series of tremors which cracked walls In Jogjakarta. but no casualties have been
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    Lock icon 9 held under crisis law
    64 3 f OLOMBO, Tues. The Ministry of Defence and External Affairs announced that nine people have been detained In Jaffna and one person In Trincomalee under the emergency laws which were Imposed following the civil disobedience movement by the Tamils agitating for language rights. Censorship was
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    Lock icon Men who tried to parley in Congo slain
    262 3 Men who tried to parley in Congo slain A CCRA, Tues Gna- naian United Nations forces in Port Franqui in the Congo's Kasai Province were overwhelmed by Congolese troops and armed civilians on April 28 because they tried to parley instead of shooting, the Ghana Ministry of Defence said today.
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    Lock icon Will seek visas
    97 3 YEW YORK. Tues. The U. N. Committee on South-west Africa decided yesterday to apply en bloc foi visas from the South African Consulate-General In New York to visit the mandated territory in line with a recent General Assembly resolution Members agreed on this action at a meeting
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    Lock icon Aid to Burma
    33 3 NEW YORK. Tues. The Ford Foundation today announced a $225,000 grant to Burma for training fellowships for headmasters of agriculture schools and teachers of agriculture, mostly In the Philippines. Reuter.
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    Lock icon PRIESTS WILL GET A 'BRAIN-WASH' IN TIBET
    162 3 PRIESTS WILL GET A 'BRAIN-WASH' IN TIBET 'TOKYO. Tues— China soon will begin a political indoctrination programme for thousands of Buddhist priests in Tibet. According to the New China News Agency, in a report from tn«- Tibetan capital of Lhasa, the programme will, in effect, be an intensive "brain-washing" designed
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      411 3 RADIO SINGAPORE Back To Those Dates; NATIONAL SHORT W.WK 1200 Mld n 'K ht Close Down. jmtX 41 metre, RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave Services 476 metres National Shortwave Service A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 41.7 metres Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News A.M 6.00 Time Signal, Negara--7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 800
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    RATINGS NOT ABUSIVE, RULES COURT
    77 4 RATINGS NOT ABUSIVE, RULES COURT JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Three Royal Malayan Navy ratings were today acquitted and discharged on a charge of using abusive language. The magistrate. Inche Mahmood bin Ali. did not call on their defence. The three. .Wong Jiew Juan. 20. Alagaiah Muthukavundan. 20. and Mathew Cletu* Louis.
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    Luncheon talk
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Major S. J. Plester, of 3 Base Ordnance Depot, will speak on "Packaging" at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West in Prince's Restaurant on Thursday.
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    Doctors' code of ethics treats of f publicity
    280 4 Doctors' code of ethics treats of f publicity KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE NEW CODE of Conduct for Malaya's 600 doctors recently drawn up by the Malayan Medical Association has two special sections devoted to advertising. Advertising, says the Code, should be taken n its "broadest sense" to include all those
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    2,000 school children for National Day parade
    210 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two thousand Singapore school children will celebrate National Day on June 3 with a mass rally and march-past on the Padang at 9 a.m. The rally is part of a tentative programme which has been approved in principle by a ministerial
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    TURN TOURIST DEPARTMENT INTO PUBLIC BODY: JOHARI
    245 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Kbir bin Johari. said today that he was "toying" with the idea of turning the Department of Tourism into a public body corporate. He was hopeful his idea would materialise before the
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    Altered his I-card
    76 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. An illegal Indonesian immigrant, Ahda bin Dart, was today jailed for three months after he pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of substituting his own photograph on another person's identity card without lawful authority. Insp. Teo Beng San, prosecuting, told the court
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    C.b.t. of sewing machine
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A man, Lav Weng Kwai. today pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of committing criminal breach of trust of a sewing machine, worth $513 on the afternoon of Jan. 6 at Tanjong Pagar Road. The case will be mentioned on
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    Lord Selkirk presents Insignia to 10
    105 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MR. Kelly Chan Kwai Yuen, the president of the Commissioner-General's Local Employees Union, was among 10 people, who were presented with insignia of orders and medals by the Com-missioner-General for South East Asia, the Earl of Selkirk at Eden Hall yesterday. Mr.
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    Rotary address
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. S. R. Parker, deputy general manager of the Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.. will speak on "The Supermarket Business" at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club in Cathay Hotel tomorrow.
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    5 YEARS INSTEAD OF DEATH
    236 4 5 YEARS INSTEAD OF DEATH OINGAPORE, Tues. *3 A young factory worker, under sentence of death, will not die for killing a fellow worker. Instead. Yeo Peh Choh, alias Botak. 20, left the Court of Criminal Appeal to serve a five year sentence for manslaughter. His conviction for murder had
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    Two remanded
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two men, Allan Llm Klat Pung and Chung Seng Yew, were today remanded ln custody after they pleaded not guilty to a charge of armed robbery on the afternoon of Apr. 10.
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    Unconscious in hospital
    51 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Llm Hock Long, 20, of unknown address, was still unconscious in hospital this evening, more than 12 hours after he was found with head injuries at a lonely spot ln Jalan Lumba Kuda late last night. Police believe Lim was the victim of a
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    Three new justices
    78 4 Three new justices SINGAPORE, Tues. A law graduate from the University of Malaya is among three new law officers, appointed as magistrates this week. Mr. Ho Thian Cheh is the first locally-qualified man T .o hold a post on the bench. The other two new magistrates are Mr. John Dorai
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    Husband is told: Pay or it's jail
    261 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday A CLERK was warned today that he would be Jailed for six months unless he paid up $2 100 due to his wife and two children by Thursday. Ng Klat Huat, taken to court following a complaint by his estranged wife.
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    2-day trial ends in acquittal
    121 4 2-day trial ends in acquittal SINGAPORE, Tues.-JMiot Tan Hock Kee, charged with cheating Goh Peng Leong of $2,000 on July 1 last year, was today acquitted after a two-day trial ln the fifth magistrate's court. Mr. Richard Laycock. the magistrate, acquitting Tan upheld a submission by Mr. S. K. Lee.
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      275 4 THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BO. VI Prom London, Zurich, Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA708) 5.50 p.m. Uaruda: From Jakarta (GA802) 9 a.m.; from Bangkok (GA803) 5.40 p.m. Thai Inter national: Prom Jakarta (TO402) 10.15 a.m. Cathay Pacific: Prom Hong
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      52 4 Amsterdam (KL832) 1.30 p.m. QanUa: To Jakarta. Perth (QF546) 7 p.m. Malayan Airways: To Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoli, Penang. Kota Bharu (ML132i 7 a"i.; 10 Kuala Lumpur iML170) 7.30 a.m.; to Kuchtng, Brunei, Jesselton (ML476) 8 a.m.; to Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang (ML152) 2.15 p.m.; to Kuala Lumpur (ML120)
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    Chinese for our times
    481 5 Modern society to get more emphasis than classics in new university courses KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A REVOLUTIONARY departure from the ri usual syllabus for Chinese studies will be introduced when the new Department of Chinese Studies begins functioning at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur
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    Lock icon SALLY: 'IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT'
    106 5 SALLY: 'IT WAS LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT' LONDON. Tues. The mother of a London model who married the second son of the Sultan of Pahang in Malaya said here last night that It was "love at first sight" for the couple when they met here two years ago. Mrs Solomon
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    Health Day exhibition
    56 5 TELUK ANSON, Tues. Dr. L. W. Jayesurla, Chief Medical and Health Officer 1 r Perak. opened the World Health Day Exhibition at the Kwong Tong Hwee Kuan here yesterday. The exhibition was based on the theme "Accidents Ne?d Not Happen." On display were photographs, posters and models
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    EXTENDED DATE FOR QUESTIONNAIRES
    213 5 If UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— IV The last date for receiving memoranda and replies to the questionnaire Issued by the Railway Economics Commission has been extended to May 15. This was announced today by the commission's secretary. Inche Abdul Razak bin Yusof The original date was April
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    Envoy meets a friend of Malayan students
    47 5 Malaya's new High Commissioner to Australia, Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, greets Mrs. Irene Pacey, well-known hostess to Malayan students, whom he met previously in Malaya and in Australia. Centre is Inche Bahadun bin Haji Hassan, Acting High Commissioner.
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    Lock icon Malaya: UN call for stability in world prices
    287 5 Malaya: UN call for stability in world prices NEW YORK, Tuesday. MALAYA'S representative at a United Nations trade conference yesterday called for a reasonable degree of stability in world prices and also for full co-operation between the world's producing and consumer countries. Addressing the United Nations Commission on International Commodity
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    Crash man died 40 days later
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Coroner. Mr. Sathi V. Kadlah. today recorded an open verdict on a pedestrian. Lee Toh Hee. 73. who died in hospital on June 13. 40 days after he was knocked down by a car In Jalan Besar.
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    A TRAINING CENTRE FOR TEACHERS IN KUANTAN
    134 5 A TRAINING CENTRE FOR TEACHERS IN KUANTAN KUANTAN. Tues. A day training centre for primary school teachers has jusl been set up here. This 4s the second such centre in Pahang, the other one being at Raub. The first batch of 50 trainees, mostly from the East Coast States of
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    The big obstacles to steel industry
    201 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. —I Japanese experts now in Singapore have pinpointed three main obstacles to the estab- lishment of a steel and iron mill in the Jurongi industrial site. They are water facilities, electric power and provision 01 adequate installed roads, according to Mr. S.
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    DIRECTOR OF LANGUAGE INSTITUTE ON STAFF PROBLEMS
    118 6 CINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. Slametmuljana. 'lrst director of Singapore's Institute of National Language and Culture, toaay emphasised that racial and religious con.sldctations should not obstruct the institute from getting its staff from among the most suitably qualified men. Dr Slametmuljana. seconded by the Indonesian
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    School rolls
    23 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tups. Registration of children for enrolment n: primary schools In Trer.gganu began today and wiii continue until June 15.
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    LEGAL OFFICER APPOINTED
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Fourth Criminal District Judge. Mr. Tan Wee Kian. has been appointed to the newly-created post of Legal Officer. Singapore Police Force. He will advise the police on legal matters.
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    Penang union to hold picnic
    33 6 PENANG. Tues.— The Municipal Services Union will hold a picnic at Silver Sands. Batu Ferringhl. on Sunday. There will be sea and land sports and a joget party.
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    Guide on going to Britain
    353 6 It's for Malayans intending to study From DOUG LACKERSTEEN T ONDON, Tues.— L The Malayan Students' Union in London has published a 67-page guide book for Malayans intending to study in Britain and Ireland. In a message included in the handbook, the Prime Minister, Tengku
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    High-powered view from signal bridge
    35 6 Two hundred students from Kuala Lumpur, Klang and Port Swettenham were taken on a tour of the U.S.S. Saint Paul yesterday. Here one group is seen on the signal bridge
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    A 'GET OUT' REPORT FOR ALBAR
    302 6 A 'GET OUT' REPORT FOR ALBAR KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. J^ FULL report of an incident in which a Radio Malaya representative was told to "get out" of a meeting in Trengganu by the Mentri Besar there, Inche Daud Samad, is to be submitted to the Assistant Minister of Broadcasting and
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    Man detained in prison
    36 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. Yeoh Ah Kok, 20, wa s derained in the Penang prison yesterday under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. Buklt Mertajam police picked him up at Station Road on Sunday.
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    Fisherman who stole two beautiful tombstones
    72 6 Fisherman who stole two beautiful tombstones MALACCA. Tuesday. A fisherman. Tan Ah Kow. 17. said today he stole two tombstones because they were beautiful. Tan, a first offender, was bound over by the president of the Sessions Court. Mr. Gunn Chit Tuan. for one year in $250. He had pleaded
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    Traders support call for higher port charges
    192 6 IJUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The president of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerc*. Mr. R. Shoppee today said his chamber supported the proposal of the Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, to raise storage rates at Port Swettenham to ease the pile-up of
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    QUARTERS FOR 24 SQUAT FAMILIES
    231 6 IJUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Twenty-four of the 50 families whose homes In the Imbl Road area were demolished last month will move to the transit quarters at Sungei Besl soon. Announcing this today th» secretary of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Peoples' Progressive Party. Mr.
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    FOUR FOR TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE
    112 7 FOUR FOR TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE "MALACCA. Tues.— Two youths and two men were toaay sent for trial in the High Court oi. a charge of murdering a medicine shop assistant. They are Lim Kok Hock. 23, a labourer: Ong Joon Lim. 17. a brickmaker; Ng Key j Kip, 18.
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    Road death verdict
    41 7 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Tue.v— A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded yesterday on a schoolboy. Hanifah bin Hassan, aged seven. Hanifah was injured In a car accident at the 39th milestone Kuala Lumpur-Ipoh Road on March 2
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    Double opening
    23 7 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Tues. rhe Tensku Ampuan of Selangor will open a youth club and the Women's Institute here on Friday.
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    Kuala Lumpur is chosen as FAO institute site
    231 7 Kuala Lumpur is chosen as FAO institute site AID TO S-E ASIA AGRICULTURE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Food and Agriculture Organisation in Rome is to set up an agrarian research and training institute in Kuala Lumpur. It will analyse agrarian problems, plan and implement agrarian reform and provide up-to-date information
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    Former A.C.S. student wins journalism award in U.S.
    122 7 Former A.C.S. student wins journalism award in U.S. Yuen Kun Chcun a picture taken in 1955. SINGAPORE, Tues.— A SinK. gaporc student has been named the outstanding male journalism graduate for 1961 at Ohio Wesleyan University in the United States. Mr. Yuen Kun Churn. 23. or Change Alley, Singapore, was
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    'Welcome to Muar' signs
    46 7 MUAR, Tues. Four sign-posts, bearing the emolem of the Muar Rotary Club and the words "Muar welcomes careful drivers" have been erected at the four "entrances" to Muar town along the Muar-Malacca road; Muar-Yong Peng road; Muar-Batu Pahat road and Muar-Pagoh road.
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    Four American professors coming under exchange plan
    320 7 Four American professors coming under exchange plan KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. "CXDUR American professors, including an ex- pert on Malayan geography and rural problems, will come to Malaya this year under the International Educational Exchange Programme, the chief cultural officer of the United States Information Services, Mr. W. P. Allard, said
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    NOW THE AIR MINISTRY MEN SEEK A WAGE RISE
    89 7 NOW THE AIR MINISTRY MEN SEEK A WAGE RISE SINGAPORE. Tues. The Air Ministry Local Staff Union here today submitted to the Air Ministry new wage increase claims ranging from 10 to 30 per cent on behalf of 4.000 industrial workers. The Naval Base Labour Union yesterday submitted a wage
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      249 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Br rough In thr etwnntl or 4 Defence for flgurer«*d with jAl__ 8 direction for Aunt Selly 14 -9 SirssT r ce Brip6 the li sssv jsJrv a 10 y^SL fl S^ l "r^Tnt On*Vicforv d»y (runner, r*re1, are in The Red Cow "SSfit'ST fminble
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    16 8 4. <;« Minimum) CRATEFUL THANKS Saei.<l H'lrt nf CfcfMlaaa Snint John ■I \ni\- fin tmrtmn gianim
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    23 8 M H"'W« IM I Minimum, IN EVER LOVING ii.rmmt of n.i: aor- aaMaa akatai 4^ain i .o\ me wir* and children
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    239 8 70 H'unfi M < Minimum NEW CAR-COATS for th« ennr« family (Irla boy» mom and dad—Jutt iini.icii.il at Whiimoays DON'T BUG ME. [>• kills tmicv BUS) or •null kee, hornrtn. mof<|tiitot», ant». all dylai in«»it« ASK YOUR CROCCR m-day ahout r.il liacon Off<-r, a ereat I'.irKain. i-'or quality and
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      Tin Price Dilemma
      723 8 Tin is now little more than £20 a ton below the figure at which the manager of the International Tin Council*! buffer stock must sell. He docs not have much in tlie pool, something under 1 6.000 tons, not enough to hold the price below the ceiling
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      In Transit
      327 8 The squatter families whose 'houses in Imbi Road have been demolished cannot complain ;hat the authorities have shown lack of sympathy or patience in dealing with them. They were given notice to leave as far back as five years ago. and now that their homes hsjve (been pulled
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      African Summit
      230 8 African solutions for Afiican problems is the theme of the I conference of 21 African nations meeting in Monrovia, the capital of Africa's oldest republic. But there are some notable absentees—Ghana, the United Arab Republic, Guinea and the Sudan. To emphasise the decision of the principal sponsors of
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    VANITY AND GREED
    911 8  -  Andrew Wilson THE TWIN CAUSES OF TSHOMBE'S DOWNFALL by WHETHER. Mr. Tshombe of Katanga was made, prisoner at Coquilhatville by a well-laid plan of the Congolese Central Government or was held spontaneously by the local garrison (as the evidence still suggests) is now an academic question. The
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    ...AND IN ANGOLA Portugal's bloodstained burden
    641 8 ...AND IN ANGOLA Portugal's bloodstained burden "THE aeroplanes come over nearly every day now. They bomb the forest with fire bombs, and when we run Into the open they shoot us with their guns. There are no more villages, they have all been burned The little Angolan v.ho said this
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      BUTTER OR GUNS? RACE TO STAY AHEAD
      151 8 IN TERMS of motor-cars Malaya la not a "bit ahead" of Russia but very much ahead of her indeed. Nevertheless, the Soviet Union 1. next only to the United States In the order of world powers. And th» basl> of tills comparison Is
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      A FUSS ABOUT A CERTIFICATE
      71 8 WHAT is tlie policy In regard to sick leave certliicates Issued to government servants by private medical practitioners? Certain departments iv Kedah accept these certificates. But mine and some others do not unless it i.s endorsed by a government medical officer. This is contrary to
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      THE CYCLISTS WHO GO SCOT FREE
      62 8 THE CYCLISTS WHO GO SCOT FREE 'TRAFFIC police have bten extraordinarily t, v y along Watson Road. Port Swettenham. these past few days setting up speed traps and road checks This is all very fine. But why are the cyclists who ride three and four abreast —and are the cause
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      NO-PAY TEACHERS
      40 8 ADULT education rlMaTg started In March. This Is May. but the teachers have yet to be paid their salaries. Why such delay? I hope the Government will pay more attention to t:.e needs of the people TEACHER Singapore
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      57 8 »+M^ Dear Customers, we have Everything f° r your t Wardrobe. Buy Something Beautiful nt Drastically Cut Down Prices. The Shop in Town that cuts its Profits and gives it to the Customers That's "KRIPALSONS" MID-ANNIVERSARY SALE 3 Floors of Varieties offered to you at Appealing Prices. X NONE CAN
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    Tenders inquiry hears medical officer
    204 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuts rpHE three-man comA mission of inquiry into the system of awarding Government contract! under thej chairmanship of Mr. Justice HM met for two hours today and heard evidence in camera. It was given by Dr. s. Paramapalam. Selangor.s Medical and Health Officer.
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    VISITORS ABOARD FLAGSHIP
    134 9 pORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. The Commander or the United States 7th Fleet. Vicr-Arimir.il Charles D. Griflin. and members of his staff were hosts today aboard the flagship Saint Paul, now anchored here for a goodwill visit to the Feder.itlon. Visitors were ceremonially piped on board. A guard of
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    Typist wins a decree nisi
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A typist. Song Chwee Neo, who sued her husband, Sim Beng Chul. for divorce on grounds of adultery, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose In the High Court today. The decree is to be made absolute In three months.
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    Transferred to Kuala Lumpur
    42 9 KUALA TRENOO/vSU. Tues. Inche Mohamed Annuar bin Lope Abdul Shukor. Commissioner of Land and Mines, Trengganu. has been transferred to the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Kuala Lumpur. Tengku Bert Utama dlRaja. Assistant State Secretary, has succeeded him.
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    Row halts murder inquiry
    748 9 Defence says bench is pro-prosecution after stormy exchange over a gold chain KLANG, Tuesday A PRELIMINARY murder inquiry was abruptly adjourned here today after stormy verbal exchanges during which the defence lawyer criticised the bench and alleged that it was "pro-prosecution." Mr. S. M. Yong made
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    Petition is undefended
    74 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Leslie Noel Gray, of the staff of the Shell Co., was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today dissolving his marriage with his wife Eileen Agne«= Gray. Gray had petitioned for a divorce on the ground of his wife's
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    SURNAMES: THREE MINISTERS WHO GOT IN FIRST
    236 9 SURNAMES: THREE MINISTERS WHO GOT IN FIRST KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. VVEN before the Prime Minister's appeal at the Umno Ceneral Assembly at the weekend that Malays should use a family name in future, three Federation Government ministers had already decided the surnames they would adopt. The are the Minister of
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    RAIL TRACK FLOOD 'NOT DANGEROUS'
    158 9 TOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— A spokesman for Malayan Railway today said that flooding of a part of the tracks here during heavy rain was not dangerous to the passage of trains. He was commenting on a letter in today's Straits Times In which a reader said
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    By-election in Johore
    63 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Nominations for the by-elec-tion In Pontian Kechil constituency to elect a member to the Johore Legislative Assembly will be held on May 31 at the Pontian Club, between 10 a.m. and noon. Polling day will be June 24 The by-election Is the result of
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    Early morning fire, then blast, at Singapore power station
    230 9 SINGAPORE Tuesday AN explosion caused by a mysterious fire at 2 a.m. today blasted a hole In the roof of the St. James power station In Keppel Road. The blaze also gutted two oil tanks and one of the eight newly-installed
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    ...and it comes out here
    99 9 U.S. NAVY GETS A BIG HAND AT LAKE GARDENS CONCERT THERE were all kinds of instruments when the band of the United States Seventh Fleet took the stand at Lake Gardens in Kuala Lumpur last night. But what caught the fancy of most of the
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      46 9 C/m f I v w v J; A Y-% MKf%* AIR* Tl^Ri INDIA Hw 1 1 4smmm m HHJpn WM KLM wM^^BSSflf BEA CPA i >v^ r V"" u ?i^\ artu^ a MALAYAN m^Ftf^+F^k SWISS umYS M4m^wpU air thai I^HBRmMJIh air air BJfwPfHJwy tai CEYLON I
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    You, the queues and the l-card: After 9 months a happy rhythm
    1346 10 i^um^: t M^mif\iW!l\Uz^i-i,.>\.^i More than million issued so fan Cards for all by January 1963 By Straits Times reporters RUSH NOT OVER YET.. AND THEY STILL HA VE TO WAIT IN THE HOT SUN NINE months after the
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      377 10 Don't be hailed as a^^t^^ BUY AN EXCLUSIVE ROVER THE PINNACLE OF AMBITION <gs£^ The ROVER 3-LITRE SALOON is the car for the discriminating motorist. It is an elegant SIX seater, with ROVER'S renowned refinements and qualities. Exceptional performance, quietness and comfort. Front wheel disc brakes are standard equipment. Both
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    CONTEST TO FIND MISS SINGAPORE'
    96 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Shaw Organisation will this year again be sending a "Miss Singapore" and a "Miss Malaya" to Long Beach California to compete for the title of Miss International Beauty. The contest to select "Miss Singapore" will be held at the Capitol Theatre on
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      267 11 MILK rich, pure and always fresh Quality and Economy THE EASY-TO-PREPARE MILK AT THE EASY-TO-BUY PRICE. StuenuDou FULL-CREAM POWDERED MILK WITH ADDED VITAMINS A D M*G(bK TAKE SPECIAL CARE LOOK FOR THE RED ll^o{ EA our 9 uoronfee fhot on| y the est onci r^MMUXMBr Purest whole milk is chosen
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      250 11 Buys Bunny By Batph Hvhntiahi I I PLEASE! NO I riM VvAMEANI.^J [THI91 6OTTA SEE!] fl'M THE ONLY PENCIL VENPOK IN S~ 4 INSULTS! j POINQ PEOPLE *-> < TOWN OFFERIN6 FIKe PRAWN& \J jfll vmvPoN r \^—\r^ QUITE ACTUALLY U/VOUAREAT^ 1 r— j^r > s^M**' /^X 'W2z/\ Jf&SUIAR ...IN
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      Back home to safety after that adventure
      908 12 Back home to safety after that adventure JOAN, Mary, Saida and Su who formed an adventure society decide to go fishing in a boat which belongs to Joan's father. They slip out without the permission of the older folks. The engine fails and they drift. Ah Wee, Joan's servant, icorried
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      Pick your friends from this list
      358 12 Pick your friends from this list Yeoh Chee Ghee, aged 14; 85. Rembau Street. Klang. Selangor; stamps, post-cards, correspondence. Cedric Soh, 61-B. Tiong Banru Road. Singapore 3; songs, movies, dancing, magazines. Chan Chee Leonf, T.OX. 1302. Peel Road, Kuala Lumpur. Krunkie Tan, aged 15; 199. Bridge Street. Penang; badminton, songs,
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      215 12 31^ aW I 'tort, d Watch your cakes and pies and puddings vanish when you have baked them with Stork Margarine. But don't worry. Stork creams so easily it makes baking a pleasure. And the results are a real pleasure, too tempting, melt-in-thc-mouth pastry; delicious, feather-light cakes and puddings. Buy
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      177 12 H I fl wFT\\ \*l^W^tl A A rubt> erised, permanent seal which cuts out wkA^l^^A^^gf^^ the need for constant removal and re-applica-vHHHJ^^^XM^^^^A tion of messy, coloured wax polishes. RONSEAL COLOURED SEAL is the '''"W/H^^mPidr new wa y °f treating verandahs, garages S^^P^!^^^ and other concrete and stone floors Ends the
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      712 12 fi V SCHOOL BADGES 5 FOR A HOBBY CLUES ACROSS. —3. m Elegy written In a Coun- W |Bp! I large Hind of suitcase. 8. Nightingale. 9. You may H luncn. 10. This Roman mm emperor Is said to have PL_HL_H_L,J__l_ i been very cruel. 11. She I* I may
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    TIN SHARE PRICES ADVANCE ON BROAD FRONT AGAIN
    216 14 From Our Market Correspondent nnHE pattern on the Ma--1 layan Stock Exchange yesterday continued unchanged with a strong rising trend in tins causing prices to advance along a broad front. During the afternoon a levelling tendency was reported on the Singapore market
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices: May 9 May 8 Industrials: 171.46 177 on Tins: 352.43 349.39 Rubber: 248.52 247.11 Jan. 1 1958=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1004 14 BUSINESS on the Malayan Siock Exchange. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday with the number of deals In brackets was: Induitrisls: Fed. Dlsp (5.000) $2.08; Gammon (3.000) $2.20: Metal Box (2.000) $2.95} Cold Btores (1.000) $2.50: 8 Traders (1.000) $4 ON: Jacks (1.000) $1.68: Boustead (5.000) $1.63 ON. $1.62. Minings:
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    Tin price rises by $1.12 1/2
    298 14 Tin price rises by $1.12 1/2 THE tin price continued to climb in Singapore yesterday and a further rise of $1.12£ brought it to $434.50 or only Just over one dollar below the peak price of April 12 this year. In London overnight tin prices went further ahead In moderately
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    152 14 SHIPS lying alongside tht Singapore wharvtt Uday art: Orcadea 1/3, Kirn Hal Bcnmhor BA. Olan Ann NW. 4. Salaette 18. Machaon 13 M Tatlana 31/32, Bcnnrvia 33/34. Bteel Admiral 31/32, American Mail 38/39. Hanne Vendila 42/43. Laura Maerak 44. Outsr R*ad«: Kyowa Man), Dmitry Pozharaky, Akko Pearl
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 14 SINGAPORE. May 9. RUBBER: 891 cents per lb., (down threequarter of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 8!»s cents (steady). TIN: $434.50 per picul (up 81.121). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    227 14 MAY first grade rubber buyers fob. closed In Singapore yesterday at 89J cents per lb. down three-quarter of a cent on Monday's closing price. Th« tone was quiet after eatier. B.C.C.R.A closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: Int 1 R. 8.8. Bpot f.O.b. buyers SRI. sellers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    131 14 THE Chinese Produce Ixchance, SinI >aoert, noon prices per picul yesterday wsre: Copra: quiet steady. IK 'Continent April nhlpmrnt S2~i buyers, 128 Hellers. Coconut Oil: quiet: bulk 14.01 sellers, drum $44 J sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done. Muntok white *187 i, Sarawak white $185. special
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    131 14 ALL Malayan Eiohanf* Banki- A»«--alatlwi ram wan unchanged yesterday (all rates to *10O>: Neta York: buying airmail T.T. S3 11/16. O.D. 33 13/18. 90 d/ll 33 1/16 crsajt bills, S3I trade hills Canada buying airmail T.T 33 5/16. O.D 32 7/ 18. M d/at 331 credit hllla, 32
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    123 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. 1 INVESTMENT shares traded i along easier lines. i Bradford Cotton eased 9d to 7s 9ti. and Television Corporation Is. 6d. to 555. 6d. 1 David Syme gained Is. 9d. to 275. 6d. Base metals were steady. Oils eased further, Aust. Oil and Oat easing 2s.
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    BEN LINE ORDER NEW FAST SHIP
    96 14 BEN LINE ORDER NEW FAST SHIP The Ben Line have placed an order for another fast diesel cargo passenger liner with the Clyde builders. Charles Connell Co. Ltd.. Scotstoun. The new ship will be similar in dimen: ous and performance to "BENLOYAL", "BENGLOE" and the diesel ship at present under
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      825 14 T0 UK *'*SUEZ m 1"2 ul vessels call «den and port said. CANTON Mi'" 'li Mil** J«M Calls Colombo IS/S. Bombay IMI/S. ORCADES ll May 31 Mil Calls Colombo M/l. Bombay 11/5,1 Naples n/J. Gibraltar M/S. CATHAy sJyae 7 Jill 31 Jyat C>l's Bomtay U/l. STHAIHEOIH Jl June II lily
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    49 16 ADELAIDE. Tues. There were 12 acceptors announced yesterday for the Adelaide Cup to be run over two miles at MorphettviUe tomorrow. They are Gaboa. Rose of Summer, Trellios, Choctaw, Charvale, Far Away Places. Overproof. Earl of Baroda. Tod Star, Torlete, Vice Master and Royal Chat.— Reuter.
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    785 16 LITTLE LULU CAN PERFORM THE HATTRICK AT PENANG RACING with Epsom Jeep EPSOM JEEP'S BEST BETS Little Lulu (Race 2) and Thirteen Wonders (Race 6) CALL BOY'S DOUBLE Dancing Water (Race 2> and Flying Mist (Race 7) THE GOING The track is likely to be soft or yielding. T ITTLE
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      17 16 DAVIS Cl'P: European zone Ist rd—Finland bt Turkey 4-1 at Istanbul. Eastern zone—India bt Japan 4-1.
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      32 16 BRITISH AND EMPIRE WELTER TITLE (Nottingham): Brian Curvis (Wales—holder) outptd Wally Swift <Eng) 15 rds. MIDDLEWEIGHT i Osaka i Fumio Kalzy (Jap Orient title holder) tko'd Jiro Kanazawa (Jap) 7th rd.
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      90 16 IK COUNTY: Close of play scores At the Oval, Surrey 128 and 230-7 (May 99) Worcs 152 Loader 5-41). At Lord's, Middlesex 177-9 dec and 38-1 NorthanU 266 (Subba Row 93. Llghtfoot 50). At Frome, Hants 157 and 44-3 Somerset 102 i Burden 8-38). At Cambridge: Cambridge 149 and
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      21 16 PEACH BLOSSOM-BETSY RAWLS TOLRNEY (Spartanburgh): 1 Ruth Jessen (US—2l2) 2 Shirley Englehorn (US 215) 3 Jo Anne Prentice (US—216 i.
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    425 17 Interport game off —Soh flays HK's 'bad show' SINGAPORE, Tuesday SINGAPORE Amateur F.A. president Soh Ghee Soon last night strongly criticised Hong Kong F.A. for what he called "a bad show" in arrangements for this year's interport match. Mr Soh told a SAFA meeting that a reply was received from
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    356 17  - THE AUSSIES SHINE ON A DULL DA Y JACK FINGLETON. By Bradford, Tuesday riN a cheerless day with intermitten rain, the Ausv rralians did well at Bradford yesterday to score 190 for three against champion county York- shire. Simpson <72» made the top score of the tour to date and
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    82 17 SINGAPORE, Tues.— lndian Recreation Club, the Singapore Amateur F.A. League champions, gained their first points this season when they routed RAF Changi 8-3 in the first division at Jalan Besar Stadium today Rahlm Omar, the IRC skipper was a great form, scoring four goals, including a
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    54 17 AUSTRALIANS IST INNS SIMPSON c Wilson b Platt 72 LAWRY b Platt 29 HARVEY c Wilson b Illingworth 2 O'NEILL not out 60 BURGE not out 22 Extras 5 TOTAL (for 3) 190 Wickets till at 66, 73. 143. BOWLINC (to date) Trueman 15-2-27-0. Platt 20-9-33-2, D. Wilson 24-11-38-0.
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    39 17 LONDON. Tues.— The England F.A. team, who leave here on Friday to tour Malaya. Singapore. Hong Kong and New Zealand, were beaten 4-2 by the full England team in a practice match at Roehampton yesterday Reuter.
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    89 17 ORADFORD. Tues.-Richie Benaud, the Australian captain IJ will iiot play in the tourists' fourth match at Old TrafTord tomorrow against Lancashire, reports JACK HNGLETON. Although his Injured shoulder {^improving his doctor has told him that he would be unwise to strain It. Benaud hopes to
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    115 17 SASA 'yes' to Japan waterpolo tourists QINGAPORE, Tues.-Singa-pore Amateur Swimming Association last night accepted an offer by a Japanese university waterpolo team to play friendly matches here in September. The Japanese team, which comprise several national players, are expected to arrive here on Sept. 11 on their way home from
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    Chief interest in lower divisions
    252 17  -  LIM KEE CHAN. By Singapore, Tuesday T»HE lighter divisions have always provided the x chief interest in Singapore amateur boxing and this year's National championships which begin tomorrow, will be no exception. I expect boxers in the flyweight, bantam and feather divisions to provide the
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    360 17 REFEREES TOLD: BE TOLERANT WITH TOURISTS SINGAPORE, Tues.— A call to Singapore soccer referees to be more tolerant towards touring teams because of language difficulties was made last night by Singapore Amateur F.A. president Soh Ghee Soon. Mr. Soh's statement followed discussion by the BAFA council last night on a
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    456 17 SOCCER STORK LEAGIK: Dlv. Stable Boys 6 (Aziz 3. Kamal 2. Jafari) Cosmos 2 (Henry Llm. Omar Salimi; Dlv. 2D SCC 2 Mike Sutton. Robert* p Kota Raja 1 < Ibrahim Dollahi: SRC 2 (V. Kluss. Rozario) STB 1 (Thiam Huati Kesenian 3 (Mohamad Osman. Katun* Jollilads 0.
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    118 17 No 'gate' forHK matches l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malayan Cricket Association will not charge gate admission for all four matches which a Hong Kong team will play in Malaya later this month. The tourists' schedule is: v Singapore (May 20-21), v Singapore Joint Services (May 22), v MCA XI (May 24-25
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    38 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Chambers of Commerce will meet Singapore Consular and Commonwealth representatives. In a golf matcn at the Royal Island Club on May 28. The match will be played annual tor the H. Sena Trophy.
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    439 18 We stand by all of you in Africa, says Liberia's Tubman, and Kennedy promises aid MONROVIA, Tuesday. pRKSIUENT William Tubman of Liberia today opened an African Summit conference here with a pledge that independent African countries would stand by their fellow peoples elsewhere in the continent. He
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    360 18 PAP divides activities under seven bureaus SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JMIK Peoples Action Parly luis divided its activities into seven separate groups each under the direction of a bureau under the chairmanship of a "strong-man* 1 or "strongwoman." The most vital bureau is that of organisation, administration, finance, membership and discipline. The
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    307 18 BRADFORD. Tues. Norman O'Neill completed the first century of the Australian cricket tour on the final day of the match here against Yorkshire. The game was drawn. \l STRAMAXS IST INKS. (Overnight 190 for 3). O'Neill not out lOC Burgc not oui 46 Extras 7 Tolal ifor
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    56 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. A boy. Chan Wai Choi, eight, who was knocked down by a Singapore Traction Company trolley-bus at Kallang Road on Chinese New Year morning, died cri arrival at the General Hospital the assistant coroner. Mr. Loke Siew Hoong, was told today. He returned a verdict of
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    163 18 LONDON. Tui-s. A Conservative Peer. Lord Birdwood, asked in the House of Lords today If it was possible In any way to control or Influence the publication in Britain of material inimical to the defence of the free world. Lord Mills. PaymasterGeneral, replying for the
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    70 18 JOIIORK BAIIRI, Tues Vivacious Mary Ho, 20, a hairdresser. crowned "Miss Johorc Bahru" last night at the Rex Cinrma. left for Kuala Lumpur Hi is morning to take part in the '.Miss Malaya' contest tomorrow night. Runners-up were ll. ii. mah binte
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    215 18 KISS COUPLE A WARDED BIG DAMAGES LONDON. Tues. AN engaged couple, found not guilty two years ago of indecency in a parked car, today won a total of £5,200 damages against the two policemen who arrested them. A jury of nine men ami three women took 90 minutes to reach
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    26 18 KARACHI, Tues.— A severe! cyclone hit East Pakistan today and was reported to have ravaged almost the whole of the province in seven hours
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    83 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tan Kwee Chee, a businessman, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Ambrose In the High Court today dissolving his marriage with his wife. Chan Fong Fun. on the ground of desertion. The decree is to be made absolute in three months. The parties
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    28 18 CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues A 72-foot "poor man's rocket went out of control and crashed in the Atlantic Ocean about 30 miles east of here today. U.P.I.
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    56 18 LISBON, Tues. Further terrorist attacks all unSKS_tt n^^cVin northern Angola, the PortUßuese news agency Lusitania reported today. The most important or these attacks was made against L'cua, a village 7."> miles north of Luanda and communications junction. Here one soldier was reported killed and
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    330 18 LONDON. Tues.— Tne »eiiera. appearance of London i.oclc markets today was tnegular but business was ugain ai a rnjh level. Many gooo features developed on renewed buying bui profit -takmvr brought v fair number of fulls Gilt-edged secun.ies. however, were neglected ana showed several i
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    86 18 Johnson off to Far East— U.S. disturbed by events there WASHINGTON. Tues. Vice-President Lyndon Johnson left by air for a tour of thr Far East today. •The United States is vitally concerned with the peace, security and independence of the free peoples in Asia. he said, in a departure statement.
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    182 18 Murder on the morning round SINGAPORE. Tues. A City Council hawker inspector was stabbed to death in the Jalan Besar area this morning. The bMpector, Mr. Teng Soon Heng. 2"?. wan on his ro.md.s near the Junction of Syed Alwi Road and Jalan Bi >ar where part >>f Syed Alwi
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