The Straits Times, 13 April 1960

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    12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13, 1960. if 15 CENTS
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    KING: Poll tomorrow
    305 1 WILL TAKE THE OATH OF OFFICE ON THE SAME DAY Nine Rulers will meet at the Istana Negara Kuala Lumpur, Tues t jyfALAYA'S second Yang di-Pertuan Agong will be chosen by secret ballot at a special conference of the rulers at the Istana Negara on Thursday. This
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    BIG MANHUNT FOR ESCAPED PRISONER
    200 1 BIG MANHUNT FOR ESCAPED PRISONER KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ■JIIK police mounted a large-scale manhunt after handcuffed Pudu jail prisoner escaped from police custody at the Malacca Street bus station here this afternoon. The escapee. Ang Swee Ec, 29, who had been brought here by bus from Rawang, made a dash
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    Missing father found battered in pool
    260 1 Missing father found battered in pool ITU ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ten police officers today plodded through thick undergrowth and recovered the battered body of an estate owner from a disused mining pool near Kuala Lumpur's international airport. The dead man waa identified by his son as Leong Koi Heng, 68,
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    Nuclear arms for Japan?
    58 1 TOKYO, Tues. Japan's Defence Agency will consider the development of nuclear weapons in its first White Paper on national defence to be published next month. According to Agency officials, the Wnite Paper will deal In detail with nuclear weapons development, the means of transporting these weapons
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    Lock icon Prince Norodom resigns report
    39 1 SAIGON, Tues. Prince Norodom Sihanouk has resigned his post of Prime Minister of Cambodia, the French news agency reported today from Phnom Penh. The report was not Immediately confirmed by the Cambodian spokesman here -UP.I.
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    DR. GILLIATT: BEST MAN AT THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR
    99 1 DR. GILLIATT: BEST MAN AT THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR rIS is Dr. Rocer GUliatt who will be best man at the wedding of Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony Armstrong Jones in Westminster Abbey on May 6. Dr. Gilliatt was named after Mr. Jeremy Fry, who wn to have been
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    Lock icon MAO DOWN-GRADED BY THE RUSSIANS
    171 1 NEW YORK, Tuesday. T<HE Soviet encyclopedia has down-graded the Chinese Communist leader. Mao Tse-tung. according to the latest edition of Newsweek Magazine. It said the latest edition of < the encyclopedia listed Mao as a "Marxist theoretician," whereas in 1955 he was "a great Marxist
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    Lock icon A survey on lost ships
    40 1 JAKARTA, Tues— A senior Indonesian navy officer, Lieut.-Col. John Lie has left for Manila. Hong Kong and Singapore for commercial negotiations on the survey of ships sunk in Indonesian waters during World War 11. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chou for Nepal
    39 1 PEKING. Tues.— The Clilnese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai is to pay a "friendly visit" to Nepal for three days, beginning April 36 at the invitation of the Nepalese Prime Minister, Mr. B. P. Kolrala Reuter.
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    Beverly given lie test by police
    193 1 OOLLYWOOD. Tues. Detectives yesterday gave Beverly Aadland a lie detector test about the death of a rejected suitor, after the victim's brother had said her story was untrue. At first, police said they had no reason to disbelieve the 17-year-old blonde girl friend of
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    Lock icon STUDENTS RIOT— AND 10,000 CHEER
    240 1 STUDENTS RIOT— AND 10,000 CHEER MASAN, Tuesday. RIOTING flared anew in this South Korean port city today in protest against alleged raud in last month's presidential elections. An estimated 700 students clashed with about 800 police this morning when the students attempted to recover the body of an 18-year-old youth
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    Lock icon Verwoerd— condition distinctly improving
    545 1 PRETORIA, Tues. The South African Prime Minister Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd. had made "a distinct improvement." a hospital bulletin said. He had a satisfactory nlaht. "There has been a ""■Krartaar relief In VM Inevitable pain and discomfort. The Prime Minister's progress remains satisfactory," it added. A large
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    11 ill after drinking from stream
    181 1 11 ill after drinking from stream I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ten women and a man were taken ill this evening, three hours after they had drunk water from a j stream at Sungei Way, 1 10 miles South of Kuala j Lumpur. The women, all weeders at Sungei Way Estate and
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 KAiSEM EXPELS 2 WOMEN Bl IRI 1 Twtl >uuiir Brili-b woom n 1 >•< t l\ Wtt\ Ist Iraq md Ptom i ir-n divide Iriqi p< >tv
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    TWO NEW SHIPS ON BORNEO RUN
    141 2 TWO NEW SHIPS ON BORNEO RUN SINGAPORE, Tues. Two new ships have been added to the Straits Steamship Company fleet or crating between Singapore and Borneo ports. They are the 4.000-ton slater ships. Keningau and Kunak. The new ships will replace the Murudu and the Kajang. which have been on
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    rassenger on opium charge
    47 2 rassenger on opium charge PENANG, Tues— a ship's passenger, Hardial Singh, who was arrested while disembarking In the Penang harbour, was remanded in i-u.stody after he failed to find $5,000 bail. He pleaded not guilty to a charge of unlawful possession of 271 b. of raw opium.
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    Loan sought
    23 2 MUAR. Tues. The Town Council has asked the State Government for a loan of •"250,000 to build a n««w council building
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    Income tax war 'hots up'
    242 2 Information on dodgers now 'flowing in' and sleuths catch up with many evaders KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. FEDERATION income tax sleuths are catching up with tax dodgers 1 as the campaign against them gains momentum. The Comptroller of Income Tax, Mr. R. F. White, said today
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    BIG CHANCE FOR CLEVER BLIND —GIRL, BUT...
    277 2  - BIG CHANCE FOR CLEVER BLIND —GIRL, BUT... GUNN CHIT THYE A LONDON school for the blind has accepted a brilliant sightless girl from Penang for a specialised course, but lack of funds may delay her trip to England. Jane Chwee, an orphan from St. Nicholas' Home here, needs $5,000 to
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    'Don't forget the small man' Minister tells industry
    205 2 'Don't forget the small man Minister tells industry KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE need to give preference to the Malay "small men" in the transport industrials stressed today by the Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. Opening the Malay-owned Slmpang Tiga Transport "o. and Co-operatives at Sabak Bernam, In
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    FEDERATION BARBERS TO FORM ASSOCIATION
    88 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue»— The All Miilaja Barbers' and Hairdressers' Association will be inaugurated on Sunday at the Town Hall here. The Prime Minister. Trngku Abdul Rahman, and th. Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin, have been invited to the opening. The
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    $64,000 grant
    34 2 BENTONG. Tue. The Temerloh Rural Development Committee ha& been given $64,000 by the Pahang State Government for Its development prelects which include the construction of two dams for Irrigation of padl fields.
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    4 new schools
    26 2 KEMAMAN. Tues.— The Assistant Minister of Education. Capt. Hamid Khan bin Hajl Sakhawat All Khan, yesterday declared open four new schools in Trengganu.
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    Father and son shot: Man accused
    188 2 Father and son shot: Man accused IPOH, Tues. Shotgun in hand. Abdul Majid bin Pilihara shot a landowner in the les then shot the landowner's son, it was alleged today. Abdul Majld. who was not defended, pleaded not guilty to two charges of attempted murder of Mohamed Isa bin Idrls.
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    WALKOVER FOR ALLIANCE
    78 2 WALKOVER FOR ALLIANCE KLANG. Tues.— The Alliance nad walkovers in all three wards when nominations for the local council election at Jeram. eight miles from here, closed today Opposition parties did no| put up candidates. The Alliance candidates Mr Lee Boon Bok. 45, Mr. Lee Kee Siong. 48. and Mr.
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      165 2 you can play beautiful music Sounds Unbelievable? •of it's trut Evtry day p<o»lt with prcvioui musical traininf art actaally playing tan«> an Hrn HAMMOND OR6AM Y.u want •ound hkt a pretmienal, aut wnat you play will bt btautitul muiic to yaur tart. Ana 1 at you progrtM, you Itarn quickly
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      10 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby (JUMWIMNCW^ AwMAT«Z»DO^ /wu*T6(7fDo\ [gsnuß J
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      293 2 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS founded! i9>. 1. Help Ibceu a bit In revulng 5. Bob Wood* band (4). Borrow a work <3, 3, 2. 9). 6. They are not paid lor a right I. One who roams about Lon- back's display i 7). don diatrlct to regain health 7. Cant
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    Banda's 'a break or prison' threat
    154 3 Banda's 'a break or prison' threat T ONDON, Tues. Dr. Hastings Banda, the African nationalist leader who was released from detention recently, said here last night he was "determined to break The Central African Federation" or else return to prison. Speaking at a crowded meeting in the lobby of the
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    Lock icon AN ULTIMATUM ON 'RACE POLICY' BY PREMIERS?
    479 3 SOUTH AFRICA will be told to "sign up or get out" at next month's Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in London, the Newsweek magazine's "Periscope" column reported yesterday. It said: "What these leaders (of Africa and Asia) who include India's Nehru and Ghana's Nkrumah,
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    Lock icon 'MAN TO MOON' FLIGHT IN 1968 LIKELY, HE SAYS
    94 3 'MAN TO MOON FLIGHT IN 1968 LIKELY, HE SAYS WASHINGTON. Tues. The United State* hopes to achieve manned flight to the moon or to orbit round it by about 1968. it was revealed In Connttsflional testimony published today. Dr. Hugh Dryden, deputy administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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    Lock icon $1,500,000 blaze
    41 3 BANGKOK. Tues. Two hundred buildings were destroyed by a $1,500,000 fire in the Rajburi province, about 100 miles west of here, a police spokesman said here today. According to police the fire originated In a Joss stick factory.— Reuter.
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    China is rapped on Tibet
    100 3 China is rapped on Tibet YEW DELHI. Tues.— A three--1 day Afro-Asian convention on Tibet today unanimously passed a resolution that there had been a systematic and barbaric violation of human rights by th-j Chinese. The convention proposed appealing to the United Nations to take action In halting genocide In
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    Lock icon National dance sought
    50 3 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia Is in search of a national dance. Mr. K. Achmiat Mlhardja, chief of the cultural division of the Department of Culture and Education, said today: "We are trying to create a dance style adjusted and acceptable to the Identity of the Indonesian nat»n."— Reuter.
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    Lock icon South African turmoil: Dr. V blames Reds
    190 3 rpHE South African Prime Minister, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, last night blamed "Communistic agitation" for the recent demonstrations in South Africa. LONDON, Tues. Dr. Verwoerd. who was shot and seriously wounded on Saturday, made his remarks in a filmed television interview shown throughout Britain
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    Lock icon Mr. Speaker stumped—by his wife's remarks
    257 3 Mr. Speaker stumped— by his wife's remarks I ONDON, Tues. The Speaker of the House of Commons. Sir Harry HyltonFoster, has 24 hours in which to decide whether a newspaper article containing alleged remarks about women M.Ps by his wife has infringed Parliamentary privilege. A breach of this privilege, which
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      332 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE I i° H^n^ck-s^alf-hour: U.OO SHORT* WAVE: 6! metres RADIO MALAYA A ';T6.3o"c^lior"mg m e 32 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News; SERVICE 417 metre* 7 .05 A Date With Music: 8.00 The MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES News: 8.05 A Date With Music: j Kuala Lumpur
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    COFFEE SHOP EMPLOYERS GET WARNING FROM BYRNE
    113 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Coffee shop employers here were warned today that action would be taken against them if they violated the terras of an agreement they had with their employees' union The warning came from the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M.
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    Contraband fine: $5,000
    74 4 Contraband fine: $5,000 SINGAPORE, Tues— Acting on a radar detection, a Customs speedboat intercepted a contraband-laden sampan fitted with a 15 HP. outboard motor, off Telok Mata Ikan early this morning and held one man. Later, the man. Tan Kwee, 25. pleaded guilty before the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1.
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    Concha on air
    34 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Miss Concha Hughes, specialist on the music and dances of Hawaii, will explain the meaning of "Aloha" in the programme "Singapore Gazette" over Radio Singapore at 9.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Builder claims $76,250 from firmi
    468 4 FORTY FLATS PLAN WAS DROPPED A BUILDING CONTRACTOR, Wong Sik Choong, told the High Court today that he entered into an agreement with Kian Hin and Co., Ltd., for the building of a block of 40 flats in Oxley Rise for a sum of $430,000
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    SKY JUMP EASY— WITH PARACHUTE
    225 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. CVDURTEEN R.A.F. personnel today showed 27 members of the Far East Air Force (FEAF) survival and parachute training school at Sembawang airfield how to fall through the air with the greatest of ease— with the help of a parachute, of course. The 14
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    RATIONING Of WATER WAS CONSIDERED
    98 4 GINGAPORE, Tues.— Low rainfall and increased consumption of water in 1958 was a stark reminder that the. Singapore City Council Water Department was not operating with any great margin of supplying capacity, said Mr. P. C Lim, then the City Water Engineer, in the department's
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    'Meet people'
    47 4 session SINGAPORE, Tue«. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will not be able to hold his weekly meet-the-people session at the People's Action Party branch in Kampong Olam tomorrow because of another engagement. The session will be held on Thursday for this week only.
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    Julai's music
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Wellknown Singapore musician Julal Tan will plajr the violin and accordion in the programme "Make Mine Music" over Radio Singapore at 9.30 p.m. tomorrow. He will be accompanied bf Gus Steyn (piano), Runno Soliano (drums) and Winston Filmer (bass).
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    KLM man leaves
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The former KLM general manager in Singapore. Mr. J. W. Turner-Lashmar. leaves tomorrow to take up his new post as sales manager of KLM In London.
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    GOH TO OPEN NEW PEOPLE'S CENTRE
    185 4 GOH TO OPEN NEW PEOPLE'S CENTRE CINGAPORE, Tues. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will declare open a new $40,000 community centre at Panda Street on April 24. This will be the third centre to be opened this year— the first at Ml Ho Road and the second, an
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    10 nations take part in big show
    140 4 10 nations take part in big show SINGAPORE, Tues. Songs, dances, music and a dress parade of ten countries will be staged at the Victoria Theatre on May 4 and 5 in aid of the National Theatre Fund. The show, made possible by contributions from nine diplomatic missions in Singapore,
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    302 4 mHE following Is today's 1 schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Singapore. ARRIVALS BO AC: Prom Hong Kong (BA 961 853) 1.20 p.m from Melbourne. Sydney, Darwin (BA 711 107) 9.20 p.m.; from London, Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 712 107) 8.30 p.m. Garuda:
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      434 4 today's Singapore diary. GEYLANG STRAITS CHI- ROTARY CLUB OF SINGA- South Side 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. NESE METHODIST CHURCH PORE: Weekiy luncheon nut- KATONG BOTS' CLUB: BadHoly week meeting 7.30 p.m. Ing at Cathay Hotel at 1 pjn. mlnton. Indoor game* 3 pm; WESLEY METHODIST Mr. H. M. Burkill.
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    1381 5 QNE day in the early 1890's office workers in Manhattan, New York City, dropped their pens and silenced their typewriters as buildings trembled, gas and water mains burst and windows shattered. At police headquarters, officers raced for the door when broken water pipes began flooding the ground floor.
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    DEATHS
    156 6 20 H Ws SIO (Minimum) Wit LVI WMATT 94. Shrewsbury Road. Ex. C.C. Oas Works passed away peacefully on 12th. April. Cortege leaving General Hospital 13th. April it 11 i in. MR EC chenc WOON or Malacca •Based away on S/4/60 leaving behind his beloved wife. two sons, five
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    215 6 t» Warn* Sls (Minimum) LAST OAV OP sale at Town ft Country. Drastic reduction on entire stock. CREAT RFAOINO at little out Complete range of Pan and roauo» book! available at Spore Cold StoresArcade Orchard Road. TO-DAY FASHION (HOW. Salon Eunue presents an Enter collection in the Adelphi Hotel
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, April 13, 1960. Steps In The Struggle
    630 6 The Straits Times Wednesday, April 13, 1960. Steps In The Struggle As one Afro-Asian conference on freedom ends, another begins. In Delhi the three day Socialist sponsored convention has approved unanimously resolution condemning China's "systematic and barbaric violation of human rights'* in Tibet It decided to set up an Afro-Asian
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    Return To War In Algeria
    334 6 In increasing the tempo of insurrection against French rule the "Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic in exile" is wishing war on the people of Algeria when peace is possible. It will not be war in pursuit of any principle in September President de Gaulle
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    Road Abusers
    210 6 The twenty mile an hour speed limit along the final stretch of the road to Kuala Lumpur International Airport creates a temptation some motorists cannot resist, and since the number of offenders was mounting it was reasonable and proper for the police to set their traps and pounce.
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    Flashpoint to a third world war
    1025 6  -  by SEBASTIAN HAFFNER IT is generally expected that the summit conference will rather perfunctorily rehearse the well known irreconcilable positions on Germany as a whole and will pass on immediately to Berlin. However, it is not Berlin which, short of agreement on German reunification,
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    Can a trade boycott hit South Africa?
    408 6  -  KENNETH JAMES REPERCUSSIONS in the 1 1 field of International trade and finance stemming from the South African Government policy of apartheid have lately given rise to some very loose talk about the vulnerability of the South African economy The truth Is that,
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    'The only unfortunate occurrence in the past week was the death of a non-white child' -MR. ERASMUS. SOUTH AFRICAN MINISTER OF JUSTICE.
    22 6 'The only unfortunate occurrence in the past week was the death of a non-white child' -MR. ERASMUS. SOUTH AFRICAN MINISTER OF JUSTICE.
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    Wise to move blazing ship...
    1064 7 ...says Dockyard official in $1 million claim over fire in freighter MR. J. T. DIXON, senior assistant dockyard manager of the Singapore Harbour Board, said today in a High Court suit involving nearly $1,000,000 that he considered it a wise thing to have towed the
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    ENTRY BAN SHOCK FOR DOCTOR and HIS EX-DETAINEE WIFE
    267 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A YOUNG Singapore doctor learned with surprise today that he and his wife had been banned from entering Sarawak. He is Dr. Tan Seng Huat, of the General Hospital. His wife is the former Linda Chen, an ex-detainee. Dr
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    World will hear of Malaya's progress
    183 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. People throughout the world will soon be able to learn of Malaya's progress and development through radio and television. A nine-man team of Asian radio and television broadcasters who are on a tour to record Impressions of Asian countries arrived here
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    HOWARD DENIES HE CHEATED GOVT.
    167 7 IPOH, Tues.— The former State Information Officer. Perak, I.S.A. Howard, today pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here to two charges of cheating the Federation Government and the Perak Government of a total of 9461.10. The president of the court, inche Ibrahim bin Abdul
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    Malacca Umno hits at brutality in S. Africa
    149 7 Malacca Umno hits at brutality in S. Africa MALACCA, Tues.—Malacca Umno, at a special meeting here today, condemned South Africa for Its racial policies and the brutal and Inhuman treatment meted out to Its coloured Inhabitants. It gave full support to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, in his Intention
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    Strike over-30 back at work
    48 7 SINQAPORE. Tuee. The dispute between the Sulymanmarte Printing Press In Geylang and 30 striking members of the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union over the dismissal of some workers has been settled. Both sides have reached an agreement and the strikers have resumed work.
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    138 7 Ex-Malayan councillor dies in UK aged 76 I{UALA LUMPUR, Tues —A member of tht pre-war F.M.S. Legislative Council has died at St. Anne's-on-Sea, Lancashire. He was Mr. George Eric Teale, 76. He was a life director of Cumberbatch and Co. Ltd. until its merger with the Rubber Estates Agency Ltd.
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    77 7 SINGAPORE. Tues— Two top officials of the Ford Motor Company of Canada flew into Singapore from Hong Kong this afternoon In the course of a world tour to look Into operations of associated Ford companies overseas. They are Mr. K. E. Scott, executive vice-president, and
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    ROBBERY OUTSIDE BANK WAS ONLY A PUT-UP JOB...
    163 8 ROBBERY OUTSIDE BANK WAS ONLY A PUT-UP JOB... PENANG. Tues. Two men set upon a Chinese and tried to grab his brief case as he walked out of a bank in busy Beach Street this morning. But they were unable to snatch his caae. because it was locked and attached
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    372 8 Widow loses her custody fight IPOH, Tuesday. A YOUNG widow lost her fight in the Federation Court of Appeal today to gain custody of her three young sons. The court, presided over by Chief Justice Dato Sir James Thomson, with Mr. Justice Hill and Mr. Justfce Smith, dismissed the Kby
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    Killed when tree falls on hut
    48 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. A rubber tapper, Osman bin Kadlr, was killed yesterday when a tree f'll on a hut In which he was ohelterlng during a storm Osman was with three others in the hut. at Machang Buboh. They were not Injured.
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    Clerk robbed
    39 8 IPOH. Tues. Burglars broke Into the house of a Telecommunications Department clerk. Mr. Vasudev V. Gokhale. 31. In Connolly Road here last night and got away with $70, a wristwatch, two pens and two pairs of trousers.
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    58 8 BUTTERWORTH. Tues.— A Rida mobile shop is tourIng Province Wellesley selling east coast goods to mukims and kampongs. The shop called at Lahar Yool In Butterworth this morning, and did a brisk business in toys, sarong*, silverware and other products. The shop will be In Butterworth.
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    Warning as 10 hotels closed
    243 8 POLICE TOLD TO BROADEN ACTION TO INCLUDE BIGGER OPERATORS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TMIE Hotels Licensing Board today cancelled the licences of 10 hotels on the grounds that they were being used for immoral purposes. The board also dismissed two applications for new licences. Both were for
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    60 enrolled to learn Malay
    43 8 TAN AH RATA. Tues.-A class to teach the national language to Government servants and adult members of the public In the Cameron Highlands was opened at the Tengku Ahmad School her* yesterday. Sixty have enrolled for the ■toft*
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    142 8 20 S'pore boys on mountain climb SEREMBAN, Tues.— Twenty members of the Fourth Rover Group of Singapore will cycle 200 miles to Seremban and climb a 2,900 ft mountain. The Singapore Rovers, who are expected here on the afternoon of April 22. have asked the Negri Sembilan branch of the
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    20 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Eleven people died of pneumonia in the Federation In I the week ending March 26.
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    'POLICE REFUSED AID TO MAN HURT IN CRASH'
    195 8 'POLICE REFUSED AID TO MAN HURT IN CRASH' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T^-HE police are investigating a complaint A that a radio patrol early this morning refused aid to a man injured in a road accident. Franci. Boey, a journalist broke h.s arm when he fell from a motor-cycle In Pudu
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    Dane Cup air rally at weekend
    102 8 Dane Cup air rally at weekend PENANG. Tues. Five flyIng clubs from Kuala Lumpur. Singapore. Penang. Ipoh and Kluang will compete in the Dana Cup air rally to be held at Bayan Lepas airport here during the Easter weekend. rhe competition will start on Saturday at 9.30 a.m. with exercises
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    SHARE ACTIVITY DROPS AS EASTER APPROACHES
    631 10 By Our Market Correspondent This was mainly due to the higher price realised for the commodity, the average for the yeai being 71.9 cents per lb. as against 61.8 cents per lb. in the previous year. Cost of production dropped by a fraction of
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    24 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: Apr. It Apr. 11 Industrial.: 146.11 145.49 Tins: 165.24 1C4.73 S Rubbers: 268 97 267.96 Jan. 1 1958= 10*.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    118 10 SINGAPORE Cbnese Produce Exchange noou prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/ Continent April May shipments $37', buyera. $384 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $56 sellers, drum $58 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done, Muntok white $320. Sarawak $315 (both down $si. special Sarawak black
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    735 10 ON the Malayan stock Exchance yesterday. Industrials and tins were inclined to ease while rubbers were steady. Tbe turnover j was small. Members of the Exchance re- j ported the following business at the afternoon call: Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.40 (O); Fltzpatricks $1.47', and $1.48: Fraser and Neave
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    RUBBER PRICES
    215 10 APRIL first trade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in SUigipor* yesterday at 119>i cenU per lb.. down half a cent on Monday V close. The closing tone was quiet and tlifhtly easier. B.C.C.R.A. closing prices In cents per lb.. yesterday were: Im. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 119*. sellers
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    118 10 MELBOURNE. Tues. INVESTMENT shares mainx tatned a flnn tone here today. ARsoclatrd Pulp and ACI ooth gained Is. and Colonial Sugar gained 20s. to £78. Henry Jones eased Is. to 75s Base metals and the oils traded along steady lines while Commonwealth bonds held a steady trend. Con.
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    SPORE SHIPPING
    204 10 CHIPS lying alongside the Sin < gspore Harbour Board whanes or expected* today are: Gohsl v Maru 1 2. TJlwangl 4 5. Sett v Maru 6/7. Ascanius 8 9. Anrhi es 10 11. Adolf Warskl 13 14 Werrasteln 15/16, Agamemnon 18, Mandama 19. Bentong 21/23, Olnko Maru 23/24,
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    117 10 r T*HE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 32 15/16, O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail TT 31 7/8. O.D. 32.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 10 SINGAPORE, April 12. RUBBER: 51.191 per lb (down half a cent). 5 p.m. close: HJ9H (quiet). TIN; $386.50 per picul (down 12i cents). Estimated unofficial off nine 225 tons (down 50 tons).
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      333 10 UNION OF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD From: RANGOON, MOULMEIN, MERGUI ft PENANG Spore Penone l.i. "PYIDAWAYE" 15/17 Apr It/If Apr Loading for Penang, Mergui, Moulmcin 4 Rengeon. Agents INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING AGENCY Spore Penang 338-342, Telok Ayer St. SI, Bench St. Tel: ***** ***** Tel: ***** THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED ♦m.v.
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      211 10 TENDERS PWD. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS frorri Class D' and above registered Contractors will be received by the Superintending Engineer, Public Works Department, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. on 19.4.60 for the Construction of Mam Drainage at Infantry Battalion Site. Federation Military Cantonment Sg. Besl. Full particulars art. obtainable from
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      762 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMEiNT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR STRL'CTIBAL DRAFTSMAN Applications are Invited for the post of Draftsman in the Engineering Department of the University of Malaya In Kuala Lumpur. Candidates must have the Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent and have at least flve years experience In Structural Drafting. Salary
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      700 10 NOTICES NOTICE MR. W. R. HUSSEY .will no longer be In our employ as from Ist May 1960 and he has uq authority to transact business on behalf of Kepong Mines Lto. Dated 13th April 1960. KEPONG MINES LTD. THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, Chapter 185 This advertisement appears hr direction
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      610 11 (Continued from Pace 6) i SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word, ti (Min.)— Box it ct: txtra BOX A 9797 S-T. K.L. Position ailed. Applicants thanked. ALL APPLICANTS to Box A 8921 B.T. thanked. Position filled. GENERAL COOK wash amah able to belp with children. Singapore 2410 Ex. •33. WANTED qualified or
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      473 11 SITUATIONS VACANT 21 Word* ti (Mim.)— Box St ets. txtra THE SINGAPORE AFTER Care Association wishes to thank all applicants for the post of Secretary. The position has now been filled. BAR WAITRESSES WANTED Oood Salary and commission, apply personally at 93, Owrn Road, Blntaporr between B ll a.m. 'dally
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      556 11 SITUATIONS VACANT Word, U (Mim.)— Boa M ct: txtra WANTED Cook Houseboy and Amah. Alternatively Cook Amah and Wash Amah. Willing help children. Apply Box A 4122 S.T. Spore. MALE POLICE CONSTABLES required for Naval Police Pore*. QuallftCMtlons: between 18 30 years; English educated to mitiimum of standard VII In
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      626 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Wards U (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm MODERN FURNISHED sod unfurnished slug)* and double-bedroom flats at Doasarm Road. Apply P.O. Bom SOtl. Singapore. IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION furnished 3 tudioosniid terrace nous* In Serangoon Gardens. Contact Mr. Lee at 28, Klasawear Avenue, S'por*, or Telephone *****. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY fully
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      852 11 OFFICE SPACE WANTED JO Wards ti (Min.)— Box tt Ht. txtra ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACI required. Minimum 500 square feet, lst/ 2nd Floor within town area. Boa A4lll S.T. 8 pore HOUSES 6- LAND FOR SALE M Wards U (Mim.}— Box it ett. txtra FOR SALE: Vacant land at Harlyn Road
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      1061 11 WANTED tt Word, ti (Mln.)—Bmm St tts. txtra WANTED RIGHT HAND prapellrr for WT type launch. Length overall 42 ft. 2.5 breadth 14 ft. 2" deptb ft. Ru'.Uble 120 B.P. Oray Marine Engine. Reply Box A4IS3 B.T. Spore. WANTED TO PURCHASE tt Words ti (Mim.)— Box it tt: tatra REQUIRED
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      832 11 VEHICLES FOR SALE If Word, Si (Mim.) Box it ets. txtra VAUXHALL CREBTA 1957. Royal Blur-WhlU Immaculate condition 28.000 miles. European owner driver $3,900 or near offer. Phone Malacca 332 IMB METROPOLITAN. FlaTt Mlllecento. 1956 Oxford. 1957 M/Minor. Vauxhall Victor, O Kapitan. 1955 F 'Prefect, 1652 M/Flower. 1903 Oxford. Sin
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      656 11 STEAMBATH. MASSAGE, ETC. 28 Word, SS (Mlm.>—Box St ctt. rxlrm LAURA MASSAGE— EXPERT Licensed Maaoeur Masseuse Physiotherapy and Steambath. 10 a.m. p.m. 31SP, Rlvrr Val>y Road. Btngapore-S. Telephone *****. RICKY'S MASSACB SALON— Siamese Massage /steam bath Licensed fof Expert Treatments Msssimi list s In attendance 29S River Valley Road. Tel:
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    Write to these pen friends
    497 12 Write to these pen friends Richard Hum. aged 16; 234. Upper Aljunied Road. Singapore 13. member Wise Owls Club; stamps, views, songs, out-door games. Sulaiman bin OUunan, aged 17; Srt Merslng Secondary School, Merging. Johore; tableLennis. badminton, hockey, correspondence Rosalind Tan, aged 14; Clyde Terrace, Singapore 7; sewing, songs, picnics.
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    198 12 Ann O'Donnrl. aged 10, 1 Congress Terrace Manorhamilton. Co. Leitrim, Ireland; ainglng, piano. Urry Warren-Smith, aged 16, 34a. Station Street, Halfleld. Pretoria. South Africa; reading, view cards, stamps. Donna Quira. aged 12. Pin. Mouston. East Bank. Demerara, British Guiana, south America: Jamrau, aged 16, Block E, Street
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    891 12  -  There will be prizes for all the winners MAT Mousedeer is going to give a fancy dress party. All the animals have chosen their costumes from pictures which Rukiah has brought. Ezani Elephant insists upon going as a ballet dancer and while his costume is being made, he
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    34 12 THIS sleepy blood hound, just wants to go to bed. Even though he is in a dog show, he can't get interested lonic enough to keep back that great big ya-a-awn!
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      637 12 ALL NAMES ARE SENT ABROAD CLUES ACROSS.— 3, imc-sbm r— r i i Stork-lik»- bird sacred J| ■LJUIM to the Ancient Egyp- 1^ n"|^i ■■I tians 6. You may have one made in your school JH H*T colours. 8. Old province f^ 1 of France separated from Lorraine by the
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    Bright Eyes is ready to win again
    1023 13 Bright Eyes is ready to win again with EPSOM JEEP HARD FINAL THE CHALLENGER BRIGHT EYES UI has been running good races and is ready to re-enter the winning list. His second to Barakat over 7f on the first day makes him look the winner of the Class 3. Div.
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    134 13 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race I INTUITION Russian Rose Leslian THE BEAUTY Bonanza Intuition RUSSIAN ROSE Intuition Wlnird Warrior Race t GOLDEN NABOB Jalan Beaar Petite Princess* JALAN BEBAR Petite PrlncMM Pmloh GOLDEN NABOB Jalan Besar Paloh Khce S FLYING MIST Thirteen Wonders Expensive Hobby EXP. HOBBY Billeen
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    1209 13 Race 1 2.30: (Class 5. Div. 3—7 Furs 1 ***** Parader iK.N. Un> Sullivan. 6 9.0 1 3 ***** Littlewood (Vent Vlci St.) Allan, 5 8.11 MeGrnwdie 6 3 ***** Ruasian Rose II (Trio Kongsl) Yong. 6 8 9 (F) Geyer Z 4 ***** Winged Warrior (Ebt. of
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    SAFA BIDS FOR THE SWISS CHAMPIONS
    131 13 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association has made a bid for the Young Boys Soccer Team, the league champions of Switzerland, to play matches here in June during their tour of the Far East and Australia. S.A.F.A. has offered Young Boys two matches at
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    Stable Boys beaten 2-0
    62 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ismail O Yusoff, former Singapore star lorvard. made a quiet return to Snyrapore league football today for Stable Boys agulnst Alexandra FT Jn Dlv -'B match on the MFA ground The game brought a shock 2-0 defeat for new ly-promoteri Stable Boys. On the
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    70 13 LONDON. Tues. Wolverhampton Wanderers last night went to the top of the first Division with a 5-0 home win over West Ham United. Wolves. who are to meet Blackburn In the Cup Final at Wembley on May 7. are now two points ahead of Tottenham
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    2-1 margin
    30 13 SINGAPORE. TUM. No 30 Bn. R.A.O.C. beat R A.B.C. school 3-1 In an Army mOR loasue Dlv. 3 match after leading 3-0 at halftime at Friendly Hill today.
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    Rain stops match
    63 13 DENANO, Tuts— The match I ♦X l^ tw een Korea 's youth football team and Penang was abandoned shortly after half-time at the City Stadium here tonight. i P l 6 orean s were leading 1-0 when the game was abandoned because heavy rain had made the
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    24 13 SINOAPORB. Tue». Royal Air Force beat Royal Navy 3-1 In the opening S.A.P.A. premier league match at Jalan Beaar •tedium today.
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    270 14 THREE BROTHERS CLAIM $10,000 DAMAGES FOR SLANDER FROM TWO PASIR MAS MEN KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. A TOWN COUNCILLOR, Inche Hassan bin Haji Ismail, 32, and a Kelantan UMNO leader Inche Ya'acob bin Awang, 38, were sued today for $10,000 damages for slander +y three brothers from
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    325 14 PADI MAN SAYS: I SAW TWO BODIES AT HOME OF NEIGHBOUR ALOR STAR, Tuesday A IWDI planter testified at a preliminary inquiry here today that he found I couple dead at a neighbour's house when he rushed there after being told that there had been a fight. In the dock,
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    79 14 SINGAPORE, Tues— A Mobile Squad traffic policeman was chased by an angry mob here tonight after his motorcycle had collided with nine-year-old pedestrian Adam bin Ahmad. In Paya Leoar Road. The boy died in an ambulance on the way to hospital. The motor-cyclist ran towards tne
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    Seized freighter is sold for $600,000
    172 14 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. AN AMERICAN FREIGHTER, the 10,000-ton John B. Kulukundis, estimated to have cost more than $1 million, was auctioned in Singapore this afternoon for $600,000. I A local business executive. Mr. F. Thome-Jahannesen, made the successful bid on behalf of a Panamanian firm.
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    54 14 HAVANA. Cuba: Tues— The pilot and crew of a Cubana Airlines plane on a flight to Miami, hijacked and landed it at Miami, an official radio announcement here said today. The pilot. Capt. Gonzalo Herrera. told the control tower by radio of his Intention not to
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    38 14 CNOO FOOK HONG passed away [H-acrfully 12.4 W. Funeral on Thurnday 14.4.60 at :'..00 im from 40 Broadrick Road. POTMERV KRISHNAN RAOIO officer "Malacca" Died Monday 11-4-60 at Thursday Inland. Family at 37 PIMKC Oeok Avrnur. Singaporr.
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    Lock icon Carrier to call in Jakarta
    35 14 JAKARTA. Tues. The Idonesian Na,vy spokesman announced today that the flagship of the Royal Australian Navy, the 22.000-ton aircraft carrier Melbourne, would visit Jakarta for two days in mid-June. -Reuter.
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    22 14 THAMSSIhAJAH. PALMOL ESTATE. KluartK thank hospital Kt.irT K M.H mfMHtLtf. MM-iMnncr «n<l nTtrnd.inevs at funeral oi briovfd Pathmavathy 7 4 60
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    18 14 S S ORCADES Illh April Dorothy Atherton P.P.C. Au Revoir IK \daroM Btrrfa Nurthiam Nr Ry* Buucs.
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    30 14 AUGUSTA. Georgia, Tues President Eisenhower plans to visit South Korea in June as part of his trip to Russia and Japan, the White House I announced today. U.P.I.
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    53 14 Burmese Premier becomes a monk for five days THE BURMESE Prime Minister. I Nu. enters a monastery as a Buddhist monk to spend nve days in meditation befoir taking his oath of office. V Nu. whose monk's name is Shin Uhammadaza. was unanimously elected Prime Minister of Burma on April
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    61 14 NICOSIA. Cyprus. Tues. A 25-year-old Greek Cyprtot. Arrestie Evrldpou. died in Nicosia hospital today after being shot last Saturday night. Police were holding Nicos Mlshoutas, secretary of the EDMA political party, in connects n with the shooting. Mlshoutas was a group leader in the
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