The Straits Times, 13 April 1959

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    18 1 AVERAGE HAII.Y CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS »0,000 The Straits Times. W Estd. 18* MONDAY, APRIL, 13, 1959. 15 CENTS
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    SCHOOLS: BIG PAP SWITCH
    716 1  -  A. Mahadeva Children's education must be made to serve social needs Stress on Malay and textbooks by Malayans by SINGAPORE, Sun. The People's Action Party proposes to introduce sweeping changes in Singapore's educational system if it wins the election next month. Mr. Yoflg Xyuk Lin, a
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    CAVE-IN HIDERS THE RECOVERY OF BODIES
    274 1  - CAVE-IN HIDERS THE RECOVERY OF BODIES JACK SAM By SINGAPORE, Sun THE SIDES of the Sungei Kariut well of death caved in nijMm this evening as labourers dug out mud in an attempt to find the bodies of a mother and child trapped there since 2 p.m. yesterday. The excavation
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    No closing of English schools
    124 1 No closing of English schools SIXCiAPOKE. Sun. English schools were today assured of an important place in a PAP-Roverned Singapore. This assurance was made by the party in its education policy announced today. The policy statement said that nearly half of the Colony's student population attended English schools last year.
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    Lock icon Pope names' new saints
    166 1 Pope names' new saints VATICAN CITY. Sun.— Pope T John XXIII today proclaimed the first two saints of his reign In a ceremony of ancient splendour in St. Peter's Basilica. Twenty cardinals. 60 bishops, top leaders of the Franciscan Order and legations from many lands watched the Pope announce the
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    STABBED DRIVER FOUND IN TAXI
    150 1  - STABBED DRIVER FOUND IN TAXI EE BOON LEE By SINGAPORE, Sun. Taxi driver Lim Guan Kirn. 54, was found murdered in his cab at the 6i mile Upper Changi Road at 2 a.m. today. Lim. father of nine, had been stabbed several times. Bruises on his neck suggested he had
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    Denounce those who sell us out, Lib-Socs urge
    741 1 Denounce those who sell us out, Lib-Socs urge SINGAPORE, Sun. 'THE Secretary-General 1 of the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr. E. K. Tan, today warned the people to be "ready to. fight for our independence, be ever vigilant of the threat to our security and denounce those who are ready to
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 POLICE TAKE WREATH O— HTML Sun—P«lice M-iml ur«Mth with secret society inscription^ on it from house in UMI 33. Gcylang. during funeral i rcmunirs tonight. Police believe urr.illi sent b> !)!>!) lidnti ol 'I group.
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    Happy new year SPLASH!
    385 2 SIAMESE GO GAY AT THEIR VERY OWN FESTIVAL SINGAPORE, Sun. The Songkrant Festival, marking the New Year for Siamese Buddhists, was celebrated at the Ananda Metyaram Temple today. The festival marked the exit from the heavens of the last star of the old year. The new
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    New member for STB named
    55 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lim Kwang Hua of the head office treasury of the Shell Company of Malaya Limited, has been appointed a member of the Singapore Telephone Board He will serve for a period of three years. He is also a member of the board
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    BIG WELCOME FOR DJUANDA IS PLANNED
    213 2 BIG WELCOME FOR DJUANDA IS PLANNED KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. HUNDREDS of Indonesians. Malays and other well-wishers are expected to be at the airport here to welcome the Indonesian Prime Minister, Dr. Djuanda, when he and his party fly in at 4.45 p.m. tomorrow lor a live-day state visit. The visit
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    BIG POLLS ALERT FOR POLICE
    91 2 BIG POLLS ALERT FOR POLICE KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The 23,000 members of the Royal Federation Police Force will be on 24 hour duty next month when the various state elections are held throughout the country. All leave for police officers and constables will be cancelled to ensure the smooth running
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    Hari Raya party
    21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chempaka Puteh Hiboran held a Hari Raya Puasa party this afternoon at the Embassy Hotel.
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      7 2 essence of chicken the essence of strength
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    SUMMIT: NO W TITO WANTS TOGO
    396 3 YUGOSLAVIA'S ROLE IN LAST WAR GIVES US AS MUCH RIGHT TO BE THERE AS ANYONE... WASHINGTON, Sunday. YUGOSLAVIA'S Marshal Tito has informed the Western Hij.- Three and Russia that he wants to be represented at the May 11 Geneva foreign ministers' meeting and a
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    Lock icon 'DOWNED PILOT WAS ON A PHOTO MISSION'
    340 3 'DOWNED PILOT WAS ON A PHOTO MISSION' KARACHI, Sun The Pakistan Foreign Ministry said last nia:ht that the pilot of the Indian Air Force Canberra jet bomber shot down near Rawalpindi on Friday had admitted that he deliberately flew over Pakistani territory to photograph military targets. The Ministry statement said
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    Lock icon World tour begins
    71 3 LONDON. Sun -The 24.215--ton F and O liner Chusan left here yesterday on a three month 32.000 mile round-the-world voyage, the first in the lines 122-year history The Chusan will sail by way of Suez and return via the Panama Canal. Eighty passengers are making the trip
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    Lock icon Robertson: No softer China line
    90 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. Mr. Walter S. Robertson, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, yesterday rejected the suggestion that his recent resignation foreshadowed a softening of the U.S. attitude toward China. He has been an outspoken opponent of diplomatic recognition of China. When reporters
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    France accused
    33 3 TUNIS Sun.— Tunisia said yesterday that tank-support-ed French troops crossed the Tunisian border at least four times this week, killing two civilians, burning tents and houses and carrying off livestock.— U.P.l
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    Children beaten to death
    71 3 NEW YORK. Sun.— Joseph B. Matthews. 40. church deacon and son of a former Senate anti-Communist investigator, yesterday beat his three teen-ape children to death with a baseball bat and seriously injured his wife in a sudden outburst at the breakfast table. Then he cut his
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    Lock icon Plane missing
    23 3 LISBON. Sun. A Portuguese military plane reported to have 30 people on board is missing over the Atlantic near Lisbon. Reuter.
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    Lock icon PILOTS' 'ILLNESS' PUZZLE
    74 3 CALCUTTA. Sun. Port authorities here announced that, due to the "sudden illness" of 21 out of the harbour's 41 pilots, there would be a delay in sailings. "This being the spring tide period. 19 ships are due to sail before April 13. but 15 of these will
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    Lock icon The 'wedding' with no bride, no groom
    159 3 ONDON. Sun.— The enigma of a mystery "wedding" in the parish church of the village of Preston. Shropshire, was solved last night. On Easter Monday villagers saw a party of 12 enter the church and heard the organ playing and people singing. Later
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    Lock icon Varsity apartheid Bill: Stage two
    219 3 CAPETOWN, Sunday. rpHE South African Parliament yesterday gave a second reading, by 100 votes to 55, to the Government's controversial University Segregation Bill, after a marathon sitting lasting 264 hours. The Bill" was read after an Opposition amendment, calling for the rejection of a second
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    Lock icon HOUSE IS OFFERED TO DALAI LAMA
    148 3 HOUSE IS OFFERED TO DALAI LAMA NEW DELHI. Sun. The Punjab Government has offered to provide a residence for the Dalai Lama in Simla, a hill station used by the British as their summer capital. The Indian Government, however, may not accept the Punjab offer as it is anxious that
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    Lock icon PAUL ROBESON BACK AFTER 23 YEARS
    56 3 PAUL ROBESON BACK AFTER 23 YEARS PAIL ROBESON (Othello) and Mary L're (Desdemona) are seen in tin- production of Shakespeare's "Othello" at the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Stratford-on-Avon. The play opened the theatre's 100 th. season and marked the return of the 61-year-old American actor-singer to the English theatre after an
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    Lock icon Palace callers
    30 3 TOKYO, Sun.— About 5,800 people yesterday visited the palace and entered their names in the visitors' books to express their congratulations on the wedding of Crown Prince Akihito.—Reuter
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    Lock icon First men will go to moon by 1969
    334 3 First men will go to moon by 1 969 JET CHIEF TELLS OF ROCKETS, SAYS... I OS ANGELES, Sun. v The United States plans to send a manned spaceship to the moon and back within five to 10 years. So thinks Dr. William Pickering, head of the government's jet propulsion
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    Lock icon Lecture curbs a robber
    54 3 PARIS. Sun. Two women stared at a robber's revolver in a Paris stationer's shop, then one lectured him on the evils of crime while the othecalled the police. The robber dropßed his revolver on the counter and admitted it was a plastic toy. He gave up
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN MUNITIONS SHIPS IN CANAL
    163 3 LONDON, Sunday. 'FHREE SOVIET ships, one carrying a large number A of Kurds and all loaded with military equipment and other cargo for Iraq, entered the Suez Canal yesterday, the Egyptian Government-sponsored Middle East News Agency reported. Reports of their movements came a few hours
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    Lock icon Cattle doing the work
    103 3 PEKING. Sun.— Cattle are still to be used for ploughing all but two per cent of China's farmland and hauling most of the transport in the countryside. The Communist Party paper. People's Daily, stressed that livestock breeding as a whole was still a weak point of
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      MACHINE RUNNER DELAYS COMET
      67 3 MACHINE RUNNER DELAYS COMET YEW YORK, Sun. k An Argentina Airlines employee halted the scheduled inaugural flight of its Comet 4 jet between New York and Buenos Aires when he tried to smuggle out an adding machine. The machine, wrapped in paper, was found hidden In one of the airliner's
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      26 3 MOSCOW: The Soviet cosmic rocket, 100 days old today, has travelled more than 155,000,000 miles around the sun, and is now about 12,400.000 miles from earth.
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      22 3 ROME: Pio Martintoni. a chicken farmer at Twenno, claims that one of his hens has laid an egg weighing nearly eight oz
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      24 3 ALGIERS: About 2,000 fast-firing German heavy machine guns were among the 581 tons of arms seized by the French aboard the Czech freighter Lidice.
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      22 3 LONDON: Lord Montagu of Beaulieu. 32, married a childhood friend. Miss Belinda Crossley, 27, in the 13th century Abbey Church in Beaulieu.
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      37 3 LONDON: Tne 45-strong band of the Green Howards is to De flown to England from Hong Kong to play when King Olav of Norway makes a one-day visit to the depot of this famous British Infantry Regiment.
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      19 3 HAVANA: Firing squads executed four more "war criminals" convicted by Cuban revolutionary tribunals, bringing the unofficial total to 524.
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      27 3 BERLIN: A Handel festival week to commemorate the 200 th anniversary of the death of the composer on April 14, 1759, was opened at Halle, East Germany.
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      A-BOMB PILOT IN MENTAL HOSPITAL
      48 3 DALLAS: Claude Eatherly, the former United States Air Force pilot who led the atomic raids on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August, 1945, and who was said to be. lieve the Japanese now sought to kill him, was committed to hospital for mental observation.
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    MERGER: ONE WAY
    324 4 Nair hits at 'irresponsible opposition* SPA MUST COME TO POWER SAYS MINISTER SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. M. P. D. Nair, said today that a merger with the Federation could only be achieved if the Singapore People's Alliance came to power. Mr. Nair. Minister for Communica tlons and Works,
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    ADO retires
    22 4 SEGAMAT. Sun. Tuari Haji Ahmad bin Awang. senior ADO here, has retired after 35 years' service with the Johore Government.
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    COLOMBO FOLK SINGER IN
    168 4 He set out to become a lawyer SINGAPORE, Monday. ACEYLONESE who started life intending to be a lawyer and ended up by becoming Ceylon's greatest singer of folk song music is now in Singapore with his wife for a short visit. I Surya Sena, whose father
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    ECONOMIC PLEDGES BY NEW PARTY
    200 4 ECONOMIC PLEDGES BY NEW PARTY SINGAPORE, Sun. The newly-formed Citizens' Party will establish a Central Bank in Singapore to carry out a common monetary policy, if it is returned to power. This is stated In the party's economic policy announced today. The party proposes that the bank should be stateowned
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    Annual meeting
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The first anniversary and annual general meeting of the South Indian Jamiathul Ulema Singapore, was held this afternoon at Bencoolen Street Mosque.
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    LABOURER QUITS TO FIGHT ELECTION
    97 4 LABOURER QUITS TO FIGHT ELECTION SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr Phua Kai Swan. 23. a City Council labourer and former assistant treasurer of the PAP. has resigned from the City Engineer's Department to contest the coming general election. Mr. Phua. who. under the name of P. Tehlin had been a member of
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    'Singapore will be important base for some time'
    259 4 'Singapore will be important base for some time' SINGAPORE, Sun. A top French Foreign Office official, Mr. Pierre Millet, said here today that he thought Singapore would continue to be an important base for SEATO for some time to come. Mr Millet who Is the Director of Asian Affairs with
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      561 4 Singapore diary... POLYTECHNIC. Exhibition of beauty culture <new course i 2.30 American paintings 9.30 a.iv. to p.m.: Katong Clvb talk on in--4.30 p.m.: exhibition ol Chinese terior decoration by Mis Amy paintings 9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Chan 5 p.m.: Blue triangle club DALE CARNEGIE: Leadership c^ r c A
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    Delinquents' home plans postponed
    134 5 All due to lack of funds SINGAPORE, Sunday. ACK of money is holding up a $735,000 approved school to house Singapore's juvenile delinquents. The site for this school just behind the Gimso. School at Clementi Road, ha.-, already been levelled am construction work was to have
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    Shell official for Britain
    33 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Quek Keng Siang. Shell Company industrial relations officer on Pulau Bukom, will leave Singapore for Britain on Wednesday to attend a three-week course on industrial relations.
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    Costly fireworks
    25 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Sukiman bin Sation. oi Pontian. was fined $100 in the magistrate's court here today for importing a quantity of fireworks.
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    47 'sinsehs' compete for $225-a-month posts
    272 5 47 'sinsehs' compete for $225-a-month posts PORTY-SEVEN Chinese "sinsehs" sat at the Thong Chai Institution in Wayang Street, Singapore, yesterday for the institution's triennial examination to select house physicians for its free patients. Rivalry was keen. Out of the 47 who sat for the nine-hour gruelling written test only six
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    QUEEN'S BADGES FOR 12 BRIGADE BOYS
    194 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday. members of the Singapore Boys' Brigade 1 were presented with Queen's badges the equivalent of Queen's scout badges at a ceremony at the Balestier Mixed School today. The youngest of them wasr 16-year-old L/Cpl Ngiam Chin Toong. of the Ist Singapore Company.
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    BRIGITTE HAS MARKED TALENT
    218 5 BRIGITTE HAS MARKED TALENT SINGAPORE, Sun. I'm afraid that on the whole I was disappointed with Brigitte de Beaufond's violin recital at the Victoria Theatre tonight. There is a place for femininity in music, but it is not in Mozart. One does not expect to hear him glamourised as Mile,
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    A ROYAL OCCASION...
    68 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Tengku Esah binte Tengku Abubakar. a grand-daughter of the Sultan of Johore, is lo marry Inche Abdullah bin Dato Abdul Rahman, a lawyer. In honour of the occasion Ungku Fatirr-ah binte Ahmad mother of the bride, and Dato Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Yassim. father
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    29 6 it Wtrds $1$ (Minimum). MR. WONO SWI VONG, formerly of Chartered Bank. K.L. passed away 11/4 59. Funeral 10.00 :i m. on 13/4/59 from 231-1 Broadrick Road, K.L.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    56 6 it Herdg Sit (Minimum). MR. MRS. KOH HENG TEO Mvmk relatives and friends for their valuable presents, assistance ai.d attendance at their marriage. MR. OON POH KOOI and family thank all friends, relatives, dubs and associations for attending, sending wreaths and messages of condolence and assisting at the laneral
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 6 J» Wurit Sit (Minimum). IN LOVING MEMORY of Lim Cheng Hoon departed 13-4-58. Evtr remembered by her beloved husband. Goh Lye Choon and children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    217 6 20 Word, Sit (Minimum). SEONA MACINNES sings with Con Sohano's band at "The Cockpit. Nightly except Sundays OLD RARITY Whisky Is world renowned and the connoisseurs choice, even if It does cost a little extra. DREAM COME TRUE A free Hongkong trip or $3,000. Enter the Libbys Label Competition.
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    The Straits Times Monday, April 13, 1959. First Line Of Defence
    613 6 The Straits Times Monday, April 13, 1959. First Line Of Defence Economic development and the countering of Communist subversion occupied in the end the major attention of the Council of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation at its meeting in New Zealand. It was the Council's fifth meeting, and although the
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    Taking Over
    334 6 The association representing the Federation's local senior civil servants has alleged that there are many "glaring examples of expatriate officers actively obstructing the Malayanisation scheme." Some expatriates, says the association's spokesman, Dr. Sodhy, have been "manoeuvring" to jnake themselves indispensable and so ensure their own retention for as
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    Nuclear Block
    189 6 The Russian complaint that negotiations for the cessation of nuclear tests are held up by American and British attempts "to secure key positions" in the control commissions which would supervise any agreement for the discontinuation of tests fails to disguise the real cause of the block. Russia wants
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    DR. DJUANDA: HIS VISIT TO MALAYA IS OVERDUE
    1044 6 DR. DJUANDA: HIS VISIT TO MALAYA IS OVERDUE KUALA LUMPUR. DR. DJUANDA will be welcomed in Kuala Lumpur for two particular reasons. The more obvious of the two is that he is Prime Minister of Malaya's closest relation. The other is lhat he Is generally considered to be one of
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    LIBRARY: BIG MEDIUM IN SPREAD OF KNOWLEDGE
    1338 6  -  LLOYD MORGAN 24,000 NEW BOOKS ADDED IN YEAR By ANE of the most gra- phic illustrations of the education drive in Singapore in recent years and. especially, of the spread of literacy is a spectacular progressive increase in the use of Raffles National
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    Language hitch in S'pore student talks
    215 7 Language hitch in S'pore student talks SINGAPORE, Sun. The Nanyang University Students Union has threatened to withdraw its delegates from the All-Malayan student conference beginning here on Tuesday unless Mandarin is made an official language of the conference. At present the conference only recognises English and Malay, and all the
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    $340 LOST IN THREE GANG HOLD-UPS
    122 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. —I Two thugs robbed Chua Chwee Thian of $220 at De Souza. Street here last night. This was one of three gang robberies reported last night. The other two victims were Low Hal Liang and Choo Sett Chong who lost a total
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    Plea for a cut in rubber tax
    635 7 EXTRA LEVY ON COMPANY PROFITS IS DESCRIBED AS AN ERROR OF JUDGMENT' WARNING: PLANTING FIRMS CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY BOTH Thefts are now increasing on estates KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r pHE United Planting Association of Malaya has urged the Federation Government to reduce
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    MIC chief: 'Federation is watching you'
    123 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Malayan Indian Congress headquarters publicity officer, Mr. A. Nagappan. today urged all Indians here to work for a UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance similar to that in the Federation in order to get a fair representation in the next Government. Speaking at a meeting
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    Sikhs celebrate
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Sikhs in Malaya and throughout the world will celebrate tomorrow the 490 th birthday of Guru Nanak. founder of the Sikh religion, and the 260 th anniversary of the proclamation of the Khalsa by Guru Goblnd Singh.
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    PATERNAL LOVE DELAYS A PLANE
    287 7 PATERNAL LOVE DELAYS A PLANE SINGAPORE, Sun. Paternal love and engine trouble held up two airliners at the airport here today. An Air India Super Constellation with 51 passengers for Madras and Bombay was delayed due to a last minute decision by an Indonesian businessman. Mr. Na TJin Hong, to
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    Hamid celebrates birthday
    108 7 The Minister for Local Government. Lands and Housing. Dato Hamid bin Haji Jumat. yesterday celebrated his 43rd birthday at Raffles Hotel a s a guest of honour at a dance organised by the Inner Wheel Club to raise funds for charity. At 12.05 a.m.. when the compere
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    Look, no wings! They'll come on next 500-mile tow
    161 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. It couldn't be but it was. a wingless aeroplane being towed down a busy Singapore road. It was nearinjj the end of a 500-mile tow from Penang for reconditioning to qualify for an airworthiness certificate. The Tiger Moth belongs
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    LIMBLESS BOY GETS $50
    136 7 LIMBLESS BOY GETS $50 BINGAPORE. Sun.— A $50 cheque awaits Mohamad Jaafar bin Mohamad. 16, the limbless Trengganu boy who is now in Singapore trying to raise enough funds to go to Mecca. It was brought to the Straits Times this morning by a clerk of the University of Malaya,
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      Cold war's lesson
      334 8  -  HALL ROMNEY By THE UCLY AMERICAN. By William Lederer and Eugene Burdick. Col lancz 165.). T*HE Sarkhan of this "novel" is an imaginary country, not Malaya although it is described as "a small country out toward Burma and Thailand." Some of the incidents, could, however, have happened
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      814 8 Malayan Monthly Free Entry Word Puzzle JUDGES REVIEW RESULTS rrHE results of The MaA layan Monthly's Free Entry Word Puzzle "B" (March) were announced yesterday in The Sunday Times. Here are the judges' comments on what they thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more
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      725 8 Where You Slipped Up -THE results of The Ma--1 layan Monthly's Jackpot Contest "E" (March) were announced yesterday in the Sunday Times. Here are the .judges comments on what they thought were the most apt and accurate answers to some of the more difficult clues. ACROSS 4:
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      259 8 Straits Times Crossword 4 I 1 I I^^H ACHOSS 12 Chancellor encountered a 1 Deep result which a hypocrite water-fowl before endless reproduces (6. 9). cess (10). BHe paints in a tragic man- 14 Fateful little name for the ncr d). rich (8). 9 19 heard at speed <6>. 15
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      1390 10 By Our Market Correspondent THERE was a fair turnover on the Malayan Share Market last week although business was slowed down by the Hari Raya holiday, j particularly in the Federation where brokers' offices were closed for two days. Mid-way through the period
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      69 10 Current Datr of Total Total for payment pa>mcnt for previous yrar year Kinta Tin Mines Ltd. 6d.t April IS 9d. Malayan Tin Dredging 3d.' May 22 H%% Southern Malayan Tin 3d May 20 40': Southern Tronoh 30. t May 5 ftO'. Taiping Con. Ltd. 15<" of May 1
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      696 10 rE following list or revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers' Association after its last meeting on Saturday (April 11). INDUSTRIALS Hmm KrlUn Alex bncu Pref 1 80 i go Orda in i 2.2U 2.30 mix lea 11.00 io (buTani B. B. Petrol 48'-
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      359 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported on Saturday (April lit: -All sections were quietly steady with a few price changes. The turnover wns small." Singapore brokers reported the following business: Industrials: Fraser Neave ords $1.56 cd: W. Hammer 51.421(OL). $1.46 (O). $1.45: Henry Waugh $1.32; M. Cement $1.56:
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      333 10 TENDERS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited for the supply of uncooked rations to the First Residential College of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur for the period commencing 25th May, 1959 and ending 16th January. 1960 Particulars of the tender, schedules and tender
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      1090 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT an council of george TOWN. PENANG Sponsorship of two Technical Apprentices at the Technical College, Kuala Lumpur APPLICATIONS are invited from candidates prepared to undertake a course in Electrical Engineering Including 3 years' fulltime study at the Kuala Lumpur Technical College commencing during August, 1959. 2. Candidates successfully
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      280 10 NOTICES NOTICE Our Establishment WILL REMAIN CLOSED TO-MORROW (14-4-59> being SINHALESE NEW YEAR O. C. de SILVA BROS Manufacturing Jeweller:. 3. Raffles Place. S'pore-1. NOTICE IPOH SEWERAGE SCHEME IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED to all concerned that Notices which appeared in the Local Press inviting Tenders from Consulting Engineers in respect
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    1610 11 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURES Cloak and dagger career of a fashion prince AFTER ART GALLERIES AND RECEPTIONS OR LATEST PLAYS HE WOULD GALLOP OFF FOR HOLD-UP AND OTHER CRIMES [TASHION Prince Richard Burgess with at least 15 murders, scores of pettythefts and two large scale bank robberies to his credit,
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      191 11 Carmen A Co. By Maa SteiOLSLY. CARMEN, I WISH ICO MUST HAVE THE SAME SCCRPION WACk ON VH BHHHBu^HTCACVEN YOuCE A KEAL JH •"OUP TAK6 ON THIS JOB .WE N^^^jC^^^ hEC LEG SO WE CAN 6O TOGETHER AFTEt? ALL Bt^i^;^ !> >>*^V POLL' >«-— 4 IP USE A WOMAN CONSTABLE"
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    360 12 BOBBY CHARLTON'S 59th MINUTE HEADER GIVES ENGLAND WINNING GOAL OVER SCOTS LONDON, Sunday LWCiLWD beat Scotland by a r^ single goal, headed through by centre forward Bobby Chartton of Manchester United in the 59th minute, in the soccer international at Wembley yesterday. A capacity crowd of 100.000—30.000 of them Scots—
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    A bargain purchase becomes a money spinner
    273 12  - A bargain purchase becomes a money spinner EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMFUK, Sunday STRONG And Free, now in his seventh season of racing in Malaya, yesterday celebrated his 9Uth outing by scoring another win on his favourite course here. A bargain purchase, this tough little chestnut gelding by The Cob
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    Lock icon Rugby title to Warwick
    142 12 T ONDON, Sun. WarwickLi shire retained the Rugby Union county championship yesterday, beating Gloucestershire by 14 points to nine in the competition's final at Bristol. Club matches: Blackheath 0 Northampton 29; Rosslyn Park 13 Moseley 8; St. Marys Hospital 0 Bristol 25; Saracens 38 United Services
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    Wolves and United in race for title
    627 12 FIRST DIVISION LEADERS DRAW LONDON. Sunday. WOLVERHAMPTOX Wanderers and Manchester United, fighting it out for the championship of the English football league, both drew yesterday and are still neck and neck at the top of the tame with 53 points each. Wolves, who
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    1095 12 FIRST DIVISION P W D L F A Pts Wolves 38 24 5 9 100 49 53 Man. United 40 23 7 10 101 64 53 Burnley 39 19 8 12 79 67 46 Blackpool 38 17 10 11 62 45 44 Arsenal 38 18
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    Chung breaks Malayan 'feather' record
    188 12 I POH, Sun. Empire names silver medallist Chung Kam Wens, 25, broke his own Malayan record for the featherweight class on the opening night of the two-day Malayan weightlifting championships her* last night. Chung lifted a Utal of 700-lb (press 225, snatch 205 and jerk
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    Florence hits 103 for Australia
    288 12 Sun. A century by Brian Florence helped Australia to take a 96-run lead on first innings against England in their drawn annual cricket match on the padang today. Florence, who scored 103. put on 92 for the third wicket with Zampatti (51). He was at
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    52 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. Results of third round matches in the in-ter-school table tennis tournament played at S.Y.S.C. last night were: Tanjong Katong bt Thomson Government Chinese 5-1; S.J.I, bt Hua Vi 5-4: Chinese High School bt Out ram 5-0; A.C.S. bt R.I. 5-3. Second round Outram bt St.
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    32 12 NEW YORK. Sun. British heavyweight boxer Brian London arrived here by air yesterday to prepare for his world title bout on May 1 with the champion, Floyd Patterson— Reuter.
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      696 13 NOTICES SINGAPORE TURF CLUB AMATEUR MEETING SATURDAY. 2ND MAY, 1959. SWEEPS.— SI/- Unlimited Sweepstakes FOR MEMBERS ONLY will be held. Tickets are now on Sale at the Counter. Applications must be made in writing and be received before 3.30 pm. each day, except Holidays and Saturdays. On the Race Day
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      825 13 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES To Be Held at Our Saleroom No. 10 Teluk Ayer Street On MONDAY 20th APRIL 1959 at 2.30 P.M. MORTGAGEE'S SALE No. 123, LORONG L. TELUK J KURAU. Freehold. Area 14.499 sq. ft. No 15. CHANDER ROAD. Freehold. Aiea 557 sq. ft.
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      517 13 NOTICES AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LIMITED DIVIDEND The Directors have declared an Interim Dividend of 4' 2 d. per share less Income Tax at 7s. 9d. in the for the year ending 30th June, 1959. payable In London on 15th May. 1959, to all shareholders on the Register on 9th
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    Butcher sparks Combined side to 2-1 win
    259 14 Butcher sparks Combined side to 2-1 win SINGAPORE. Sun. Only ten minutes of persistent pressure in the second half was enough for Combined Army-Navy to win the Joe Chappel Memorial Cup by beating Singapore 2-1 in their annual charity soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Except for outside-right Douglas
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    65 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. Malayan Davis Cuppers Ong Chew Bee and Rhone Kit Soon will team up against Frank Gorman and Bob Hewitt. the Australian junior tennis players, in tomorrow's exhibition on the padane at 4.45 p.m. The exhibition will start with the doubles tie, and will be followed by
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    MEET FOR UNDER 19's
    434 14 FMAAU TO RUN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS NEXT YEAR 8 countries invited for 'Malayan By VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, Sun. THE first Malayan junior athletics championships for under 19's will be held in June next year. The venue will be decided later. The proposal to hold the junior
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    The Eddy Choong plan for champs
    206 14  - The Eddy Choong plan for champs OH KEE TIANC By PENANG. Sun.— Former All-Eng-land badminton champion Eddy Cboong today put into practice for the first time since he was appointed honorary coach, his scheme for training Malaya's prospective Thomas Cap and Über Cap players. "I hare divided the training into
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    MCFA match
    45 14 MALACCA, Sun. North and South drew 3-3 in their M.C.F. A.'s annual match for the Tay Lian Teck Shield here today. Low Peng Chuan (2) and Tham Meng Lee scored for South, and Aw Boon Hee (2) and Loke Mun Muang for North.
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    Lock icon Delilkan gets winning runs with hefty six
    745 14 By F. SALAHUDIN Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE Civilians took a 4-3 lead in the serie when they scored a five-wicket victory ove Combined Services in their 11th post war cricke match on the S.R.C. padang today. Set to get 86 to win In Just
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    HE'S IN LINE FOR ASIAN CUP TEAM UK SOCCER PRO MAKES HIS MARK IN S'PORE
    261 14  - HE'S IN LINE FOR ASIAN CUP TEAM UK SOCCER PRO MAKES HIS MARK IN S'PORE SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE. Sun. A young, experienced out-side-left will be staking a very strong claim for that position in the Singapore Asian Cup soccer team and the Singapore Combined Services Malaya Cup XI this
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    480 14 Native records and qualifying marks KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The 9.7 sec. for the 100 yards clocked by Siam's Suthi Manyakas in the heats of last year's Malayan athletics championships has been ratified as a new Malayan record. Other records ratified by the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union at the
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    UNITED HOLD MAXWELL TO A ONE-ALL DRAW
    141 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. a goal by Ahmad enabled Oeylang United to hold Maxwell "A" to a 1-1 draw in their S.A.P.A. League Div. 3A match at Oeylang Stadium today. Hassan Buang scored for Maxwell. Trafalgar Young stars won the Jaganathan Shield when they beat
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    Negri beat Perak to regain title
    197 14 Negri beat Perak to regain title PENANG. Sun. Ncgrl Sembilan regained the Malayan hockey championship when they beat Perak 2-0 in the last match of the ftnai rounds at Western Road here today. Ne^ri who were held to a 1-1 draw by Pahang yesterday, gave a vastly-improved display today. The
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    62 14 TOKYO. Sun.— Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup, lie Malayan i badminton players, arrived here today for a two weeks exhibition tour of Japan The Malayans, who won the men's doubles event .it the World Invitation Tournament in Glasgow, the All-England championships and the
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      57 14 SOCCER: Div. 2B— Badan Kesenlan v Gymkhana. IMFAI Balestier Road: Div. 3B Bukit Panjang D.L. v Teluk Kurau United. Parrer Park; Kebenaran Club v Kg. Sllat. River Valley Road. BAPA Youth training, Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m Friendly: Jollilads v Chinese Athletic. Farrer Park. TABLE TENNIS: Inter-school tournament. SYSC. TENNIS: Exhibition
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