The Straits Times, 14 March 1960

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    11 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY. MARCH 14, 1960 15 CENTS
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    $18M. POWER PLANT
    257 1 Big programme to electrify South Jdhore Project will benefit 8,500 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Details of an $18 million power station in Johore Bahru the first phase of an electrification project in South Johore were announced today by the General Manager of the Central Electricity Board, Mr. J.
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    Gout, withdraws customs passes for all MPs
    258 1 KUALA LUMPUR Sunday. r pill" privilege of exemption from Customs examination enjoyed by Members of Parliament and Senators has been withdrawn. Only Ministers and Assistant Ministers wilJ continue to retain it. IMPs have been asked to l the Customs Passes I to them,
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    Lock icon MARGARET, TONY DISTANTLY RELATED
    81 1 MARGARET, TONY DISTANTLY RELATED LONDON. Sun. Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones are distantly related, it was learned today. Mr. Patrick MontagueSmith assistant editor of Debrett's Peerage, spent the whole of this week porine over family trees to prove that they are 12th cousins twice removed. Their common ancestoi was
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    Cargo ship aground off S'pore
    116 1 Cargo ship aground off S'pore SINGAPORE. Bun.— Two tugs strove in vain today to free the 8.798-ton Überian freighter Capetan C arras from a reef 15 miles from Singapore. The ship, carrying a cargo of phosphates, went aground near Pulau Nepah, In Indonesian waters, at 4.30 a.m. on Friday. Worked
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    Lock icon Red 'watch' over U.K.
    55 1 LONDON, Sun. Soviet planes "are keeping secret photographic watch on the British isles and the seas around." the Sunday Dispatch claimed today. The newspaper's front-page report, said high-flying Russian aircraft "using special long-range infra red cameras," continually take pictures which "cover the whole of Britain and
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    'Planet' steady on course
    25 1 'Planet' steady on course WASHINGTON. Sun-Ame-rica's Pioneer V satellite shot past the orbit of the moon yesterday and forged steadily on course towards the sun.
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    Jet in field after palace attack
    48 1 THE INDONESIANS MIC 17 jet fighter which strafed Dr. Sockarnos palaces in Jakarta and Bogor, in a field in Java where it crash-landed after the attack. The pilot, D. A. Mankar, was unhurt and was arrested later by Indonesian Police.— U.P.l, picture.
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    Malaya hopes to end war this year
    113 1 Malaya hopes to end war this year ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Deputy Premier and Defence Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that the Government hoped this would be the last year of the shooting war in Malaya. "But we will end the Emergency only when we consider there is no
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO 'TARGET OF MURDER RING'
    77 1 JAKARTA, Sunday. A BROADCAST statement tonight said that 1 subversive organisation has been planning t mueder President' Soekarno and the Nations Security Minister and Army Chief of Staft Get Abdul Haris Naaution. The broadcast was made by the Indonesian Information Minister Mr. Maladi. President Soekarno
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 )ODRELL CONTACTS SUN ROCKET JODRLLI B^h und >uu Bnt.ni! 9 radio tclt:\.'.-i" Bank MM J dJT Blii'J*. <Ml \rilb Luit'.i Mafc j*Ullitt Piout-; I I ibOUt jJO.'W" :p*te Rcuf i
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    Lock icon Peking talks
    26 1 PEKING. Sun. Mr. Chou En-Lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, and Mr. B. P. Koirala. the Prime Minister of Nepal, met for talks here today.—Reuter.
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    Bomb injures fisherman
    201 1 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun A young Malay father of two children was injured in his right eye and right arm when he went fishing late yesterday evening with a home-made bomb. The bomb exploded in J urine Shamsuddin bin Mat Jalai. 24. a rubber trader. He is now
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    A REFUGEE JUNK SAILS IN: BORN ON
    238 1 A REFUGEE JUNK SAILS IN: BORN ON JOHORE BHARU. Sun. Fifteen people fleeing from Communist China have arrived in Malaya after a 1,700-mile voyage by junk. The journey from Hainan, South China, lasted nearly two months. They anchored off Kukup, on the West Coast of Johore, on Friday. They'had to
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    Now Indonesia hopes to enter atomic age
    95 1 JAKABTA, Sun.— The possibility of fissionable uranium and beryllium deposit* being found in Sumatra »nd Kalimantan have bolstered Indonesia's hope for entering the atomic age. International Atomic Energy Agency scientists have reported that surveys showed the possible presence of the ores. Extractions of
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    Polio in Brunei: 11 in hospital
    93 1 Polio in Brunei: 11 in hospital BRUNEI TOWN, Sun.— Eleven children from Kuala Belait, in Seria have been admitted to hospital here with poliomyelitis. A Government statement today sajd that no new case had been discovered, in the last few days and the outbreak may be subsiding. All children hit
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    Army wife wounded
    42 1 SINGAPORE. Sun— A British soldier's wife was slightlj injured in the arm in a shooting accident here last night. An army spokesman said the woman was "slightlj) wounded" when a .22 rifle hei husband was handling wai "accidentally discharged.
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    S'pore UMNO purge on way
    246 2 DATO HAMID HEADS A NEW COMMITTEE TO PROBE REBELLION AND CLEAN UP PARTY SINGAPORE, Sunday. rpHE State UMNO is to track down the beJ- hind-the-scene leaders of a rebellion in branches and purge the party of them. A special sub-committee has been set up under
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    Poor Royal sandwiches humiliated' a township
    116 2 Poor Royal sandwiches humiliated' a township \|l AR. Sun. The town council was told today that tbe Muar people had been humiliated by the poor sandwiches which were served to the guests and to the Sultan and Suiunah of Johore during their coronation tour her* recently. The chairman of the
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    Refugee Week
    26 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Malayan Christian Council begins its World Refugee Week today. Member churches will make contributions to a fund for refugee relief work.
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    Great uncle eaten by cannibals? Oh, no, says Boyd
    136 2 Great uncle eaten by cannibals? Oh, no, says Boyd "PORMER British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd, today laughed at reports that his great uncle had been ''eaten by cannibals." "There is absolutely no truth in it," he said before flying back to London after a 15--hour "friendly visit here.
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    KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday
    74 2 that his great uncle was last heard of in the Solomon Islands. Then, the tall, friendly former Colonial Secretary spoke of his brief "frlendl? visit" to Kuala Lumpur which he said had been very pleasant. "I had talks with your Prime Minister about old times— nothing political—
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    Michelin recital
    31 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. Bernard Michelin. the French cellist, will give a recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall on March 23 at 8.45 p.m. Michelin played here In March last year.
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    Ipoh will accept new party set-up
    131 2 Ipoh will accept new party set-up IPOH. Sun.— The Ipoh 1 division of UMNO today accepted in principle the proposed new constitution of the party. The division will ask its branches to study the draft closely and propose amendments, a spokesman said. The new constitution reverts the UMNO to its
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    'Y' dance workshop
    49 2 SINGAPORE. Bun. Rick Holden, an American folk dance expert, will be back In Singapore to conduct an international folk dance workshop in April. His programme In Singapore is sponsored by the International folk dance club of the Chinese YMCA. He last visited Sii gaporc in 1958.
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    Girl in well: 3 held
    48 2 IPOII. Sun. Police have detained three cowherds In connection with the death of a 10-year-old girl. Ah Slew, whose body was found in well near Jelapane new village, four miles from here, yesterday. The Rlrl Is believed to have been raped and murdered.
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    NO TRUTH AT ALL IN THAT OLD STORY' HE SAYS
    13 2 Mr. LENNOX BOYD
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    CPF INTEREST RATES ARE 'NORMAL'
    147 2 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE Singapore Central Provident Fund interest 1 rates are normal and on a par with that of the Federation, the chairman of the board, Mr. James Putchucheary, said in answer to a letter by a disgruntled reader in the Straits Times yesterday. In
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    NANYANG CALLS TALKS ON FUTURE
    126 2 NANYANG CALLS TALKS ON FUTURE SINGAPORE, Sun. Th c management committee of Nanyang University here called a meeting of the university's pan-Malayan district committees to discuss the future of tht university. The meeting is to take place at the university hert on April I— the eve of convocation day. Agenda
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    Charity lottery approval
    41 2 KAJANO. Bun The Ula Langat District Welfare Committee has been permitted to run a lottery to raise funds for relief of destitutes In th». area. The lottery is to be drawn May 8 at the town Padan« here.
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    Lock icon 'ETERNAL SUMMER' IS FORECAST
    320 3 Soviet scientist talks of throwing a Saturn-like 'ring of light 9 around the carth 1 Fine powder released from a number of satellites could form a belt to illuminate the globe, he says MOSCOW, Sunday. A SOVIET scientist said yesterday that it might be possible to
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    Lock icon Japan plans tea house in the U.S.
    95 3 Japan plans tea house in the U.S. WASHINGTON. SJn r Washington Is to have Its own Japanese ceremonial tea house. A small house and gardencomplete with huge rocks, white gravel. notched beams and bamboo poleshave arrived here in 90 crates from Japan and are being assembled on the grounds of
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    Musgrave wins big walk
    58 3 LONDON. Sun. James Musgrave, a 37 year old glass packer, won the 1.000--mile walking race from one end of Britain to the other, when he strode into Land's End soon after dawn this morning. The race, with £1,000 prize for the winner, was organised by Mr.
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    Lock icon Quake hurts 23
    29 3 BELGRADE. Sun.— An earthquake of medium strength today injured at least 23 persons and destrovpd several buildings in Macedonia. Yugoslavia's southern republic bordering on Greece.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Adenauer in U.S.
    29 3 NEW YORK, Sun Dr. Konrad Adenauer. West German Chancellor, arrived here by air last night to start a 10-day Informal visit to the United States. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mac may ask French to help build the Channel tunnel
    208 3 Mac may ask French to help build the Channel tunnel LONDON, Sunday. THE People, a Sunday newspaper, said today that Mr- Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, would ask President de Gaulle of France to Join Britain in building the £100 million ($B5O million) cross-channel tunnel. Plans for such a
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    Lock icon Trade deal
    30 3 LONDON. Sun.— A 1,500,000 rouble (about $1,206,000; trade contract has been signed in Moscow between Soviet trading organisations and Inter texport of Britain, Moscow radio reported today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nazi show
    25 3 BERLIN, Sun.— About 20.000 West Berlin schoolchildren are to see a one-week exhibition on Nazism and its atrocities which opened here today.— Reuter.
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    SORAYA'S DOUBLE TELLS COURT OF TRAFFICKING IN WOMEN
    11 3 MRS. RAG* YASSIN
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    RAGA: I was sold for $17,000
    265 3 RAGA: I was sold for $17 ,000 r»AIRO. Sun.— A woXJ man, who closely resembles ex-Queen Soraya of Persia, told a court here that her husband sold her for £2.000 ($17,000) to an Emir. The woman. Mrs. Rasa Yassln. was seeking a divorce from Sheikh Omar Yanin. Mrs. Yawln said:
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    Big China steel programme
    37 3 Big China steel programme NEW YORK. Sun. Red China Is embarking on a programme to expand Its steel capacity 6y 5.400.000 tons, according to Steel Magazine China claims to have produced 13 million tons last year.— U.P.L
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    Lock icon Flood damage
    33 3 JAKARTA. Sun. Floods this year have destroyed many villages and rice fields In East Java and the total loss was estimated at 4.500.--000 ruplahs. the Antara new* agency reported today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pills on menu
    27 3 COPENHAGEN, Sun—Vitamin pills sure now on the regular breakfast menu at one of Copenhagen's biggest hotels and guests complain if they aren't served.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dies at 107
    16 3 COPENHAGEN. Sun—Denmark's oldest inhabitant, Maren Hansen, a widow, died today at 107.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ike calls for perfect plan to halt global arms race
    209 3 Ike calls for perfect plan to halt global arms race WASHINGTON, Sun. President Eisenhower called yesterday for allout East-West efforts tc agree on a foolproof plan to halt the global arms race. At the sanve time he warned against expecting dramatic progress at the 10--nation disarmament conference with Russia beginning
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    Lock icon Missile-firing cruisers
    67 3 PARIS, Sun. M. Pierre Messmer, the French Defence Minister, said today work would start soon at the shipyards here on France's first missile-firing cruisers. M. Messmer said France had to build up her Navy and added: "Just as we have made our own atomic bomb with no foreign
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    Lock icon Philip ill
    20 3 LONDON. Sun. Prince Philip has influenza and is confined to bed at Windsor Castle it was announced today.—Reuter.
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    Public work by Geylang PAP praised
    109 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Education Minister, Mr. z*ong Nyuk Lin, tonight praised the Geylanx West branch of the People's Action Party for Its work In helping the public. He was addressing more than 2,000 people at a party and concert to celebrate the Inauguration of
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    Guru's birthday
    24 4 SINGAPORE, Bun. The Singapore branch of Narayana Gurukula will celebrate the 65th birthday of NataraJaguru from 7 an. to 830 p.m. tomorrow.
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    First Sea Lord here
    79 4 SINGAPORE, Sun Admiral Sir Charles E. Lambe, Britain's First Sea Lord, arrived here from London by air tonight, on the first leg of his tour of the Far East and Australia. Among those who met him at the airport was the U.K. Commissioner for Singapore and
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    Teachers' dance
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Teachers' Union will hold a Harl Raya Puasa dance at the Singapore Military Forces Hall In Beach Road on Sunday. March 27, from 9 P m. to l a.m.
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    Former constable found with fatal head wound
    238 4 Former constable found with fatal head wound ROAD BLOCKS UP AS BIG K.L. MANHUNT BEGINS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A BIG manhunt began today after police found the body of a former Special Constable, whose head was battered, in a small lane off K 1-mile Cheras Road here last night. Police
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    TWO LEAVE FOR STUDY TOUR IN THE U.S.
    213 4 THERE were several Go- I eminent Ministers at the Singapore Airport yesterday to bid farewell to the State's two women representatives to toe White House Conference on Children and Youth at Washington. The two representatives, Mr*. Alice Goh, of the Social Welfare
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    New course at the varsity
    179 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. MALAYANS can now study for the honours degree in pharmaceutics at the University of Malaya. Dr. T. H. Eliot, the new head of the university's Pharmaceutics Department, told the Straits Times today that regulations to provide honours degree courses In the subject this
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    HIS SPECIAL WISH: TO MEET THE TENGKU
    114 4 HIS SPECIAL WISH: TO MEET THE TENGKU SINGAPORE, Sun. A Siamese journalist flew In today from Saigon with a special wish to meet the Federation Prime Minister on Wednesday. He U Mr. R. Chamlong, a reporter on the staff of the Slam Nlkorn Dally, a Siamese language newspaper, on a
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    Aid for jobless
    22 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Liberal Socialists will advertise in their monthly bulletin particulars of party members who are seeking employment.
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    JOHORE STUDENT AT PAPER MILL
    133 4 SINGAPORE, Bun. Goh Beng Chuan, a younu student, or chemistry from Kluang, Johore has been studying in the laboratories of a large Australian paper mill during his holidays at Melbourne. Goh. In the fourth and final year of a diploma of Applied Chemistry course at
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    Gujarati Yuvak Mandal officials
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Following are new officials of the Singapore Oujaratl Yuvak Mandal: President. Mr. Nanalal Shah; vice-president. Mr. N. C Patel: secretary. Mr G. V. Kotharl treasurer. Mr. Glrdharlal Manlar. Committee: Mulajibhai Shah. J. L. Bantvia. C. C. Mehta. Jaikant Shah.
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    RUSSIAN SATELLITE SEEN OVER STORE
    178 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. a Russian satellite, Sputnik 111. passed over the land this morning at 5.43 a.m. I It took three minutes to tthe sky from southto north-east at an on of 70 degrees, rding to Mr. C. Clarke Department or Sclennd Industrial Research. sity of
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    Free film shows tonight
    44 4 The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows tonight at 800 Teck School. 63, Beatty Road. Buklt Tlmah 91 m.s., and Pulau Bulcom Besar. Shows begin at 7 p.m. and will be preceded by short talks on current topics.
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      171 4 Singapore diary... I FCDEKATION Or BOYS' p.m.; 3 pm to S pm emCLCM (Queen Street): Judo 6 broidery claw 11 am. to 1 p.m.; pjn.; motor repairing, photo- 2 pjn to 4 pjn. grmpby 7 pm. CHINESE TMCA: Table tennis KATOVr ROYS' TLtTB (Oull- S am bod J -building and.
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    Dupleix—uncrowned 'emperor' of Southern India
    1252 5 Dupleix— uncrowned 'emperor of Southern India QNE August day in 1704 a ship flying the standard of France anchored off Pondicherry, on the South-East coast of India. On board was General Godeheu, newlyappointed Commander of the French Army in India. As he stepped ashore he was greeted by an impressive,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    57 6 M *W. $U (MiMummm) MB. PETER ANTHONY and ehfl drm thank all those who sent condclence mess«g*s, offertnga for Mass, wreaths and attended the funeral of Urn late Mrs. Rom Antboiv TMB FAMILY OF Urn late Mrs. Yenancta (Narcla) Almonte "»»>« all relative* •> friends, for their kind assistance,
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    The Straits Times Monday, March 14, 1960. The Local Elections
    535 6 The Straits Times Monday, March 14, 1960. The Local Elections Elections to the Federation's local authorities, frozen for a year from last September, have been put off to the end of March next year. As might have been expected, the Opposition or part of it is saying again that the
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    The Cauldron Simmers
    405 6 The Bangkok conference of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East admittedly is no place for a discussion of Israel's complaint of blockade and denial of noijmal use of the Suez Canal, yet if Ecafe is really interested in removing obstacles to the flow of
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    Workers' Money
    242 6 The contrast between the two and a half per cent interest paid by the provident funds in the Federation and Singapore and the rates at which the Governments themselves must borrow is an old complaint that will be raised many times again before anything is done. Replying to
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    WANTED: A COLOSSUS IN THE WHITE HOUSE
    744 6  - WANTED: A COLOSSUS IN THE WHITE HOUSE THE FORMIDABLE TASK FACING THE NEXT U.S. PRESWENT by PHILIP DEANE Washington, Sunday THE job of being President of the United States has grown so much beyond the dimensions envisaged by the men who first shaped the office, that the next man in
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    This pill may be the solution to one of the world's biggest problems
    708 6 This pill may be the solution to one of the world's biggest problems By FINANCIAL TIMES correspondent IF the new oral contraceptive announced recently by British Drug Houses turns out to be as effective in practice as it has evidently been in the laboratory, it may help to revolutionise not
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      582 6 THE pertinent question 1 Sarawak and its people face today is not independence but how to bring the backward communities in line with the advanced communities, so that all c»- ask for independence with one vo.ee. How to do this? The simple answer is through education and through giving
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    162 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Automobile Association of Malaya is to expand its road patrol service to help members whose vehicles break down on the way. The association will send a "scout" to be trained with the Singapore patrol system. This plan was discussed at the
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    USIS CHIEF IN PENANG DIES AT 44
    78 7 PENANG. Sun.— Mr. William Upper, director of the United States Information Service In Penang. died of a heart attack in the American Mission Hospital here last night. He was 44. His body will be flown to Manila tomorrow for burial at the American
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    Hunters fined
    27 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. K. Raman and Maruthan. labourers on Sungal Tirana Estate, were fined' sloo each here today for killing a deer without a permit.
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    422 7 KAMPONG PEOPLE, SCHOOL COMPLAIN IRON DUST POLLUTING THE AIR AND FOOD COMPANY IS GIVEN 14 DAYS TO IMPROVE THE ROAD USED BY LORRIES CARRYING ORE THE Kepong Mining Co.. here, one of the two large iron mining concerns in Johore, has been warned by the
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    POLICE FIND FEWER PUASA OFFENDERS THIS YEAR
    110 7 POLICE FIND FEWER PUASA OFFENDERS THIS YEAR VUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Fewer Muslims have been arrested this year for not observing the puasa. In most states, arrests have been practically nil in the two weeks since fasting began. This is in contrast to the spate of arrests during the same period
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    British cycle imports double Japan's
    156 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYA Imported 65,000 bicycles from Britain las" year compared with 29,000 from Japan. A dealer In British bicycles today quoted these figures of the Statistics Department to refute claims that Japan had captured the bicycle market I In the Far East. A
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    Gave acid to daughter then a suicide bid
    100 7 Gave acid to daughter then a suicide bid TLLUK AN SON, Sun. A mother gave add to her daughter and drank some herself after deciding she was fed ay with life, the court here was told. M. Karupayee, 23, an estate weedcr, pleaded guilty to causing hart to her four-year-old
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    Lecture on the Soviet Union
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Dr. Klaus Mehnert will speak on "Inside the Soviet Union German research on Soviet affairs" at the University of Malaya tomorrow night. Dr. Mehnert Is a world authority on Communism. Ht Is now on his fourth tour of Asian countries.
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    To head union
    23 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Amir bin Ahmad has been elected president of the Malayan and Qantas Emplrt Airways Local Employees Union.
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    Men clash over formation of women's union
    332 7 Men clash over formation of women's union MTNC: FULL SUPPORT NUT: NOT NEEDED KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— There is a clash of views among men teachers over the formation of a separate trade union for women teachers. Women teachers yesterday' formed their own union the Federation of Malaya Women Teachers Union
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    Rubber chief
    19 7 •SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Tan Lark Sye has been elected president of the Rubber Trade Association of Singapore.
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    BYRNE AND ACSU: 'I STILL WANT TO SEE MEMBERS PROPERLY REPRESENTED'
    698 7 THE Minister for La- bour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, said today it was his duty and the Government's policy to see that members of the Army Civil Service Union were properly represented. He was commenting on a
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    5 OFF TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA
    169 7 CINOAPORE, Sun. Five students have left Singapore for Australia for medical studies under an urgent Government scheme to relieve the heavy pressure on the Univer- u y of Malaya. Under the scheme, the Government expects to send nearly 30 students for medical studies abroad.
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    A probe into compulsory primary education soon
    268 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ATOP-LEVEL committee will soon be appointed to examine t question of compulsory primary education in Malaya. This was revealed here to-i day by the Assistant Minister of Education. Capt. Abdul Hamld Khan, who recently headed the Malayan delegation conference of
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    'LOST' GIRL FAILS IN BID TO MARRY
    77 7 'LOST' GIRL FAILS IN BID TO MARRY QJUXGEI PATANI, Sun.—/ 15-year-old girl, report' ed missing last Thursday told police here last nigh that a kathi had refuse* to marry her to her lover The girl, Kalsom binte Is mail, was returned U her padi planter father Ismail bin Rejab, o:
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    106 8 LACKBERRY WILDERNESS. y Sylvia Berkman. (Gollancz 165.) i&& Berkman is a genuine find. The perspicacious know her already, but for those of us who do not get beyond the bookstall cover of Vogue tand Harper's Bazaar, her eleven short stories are a revelation. 11 of them are
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      New quota aids minings
      1365 10 SHARES EXPECTED TO MAKE HEADWAY By Our Market Correspondent MININGS improved on the Malayan Stock Exchange at the end of last week after the tin price had risen on Friday by over a dollar following the fixing of new quotas by the International Tin Council. These
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      25 10 TIN RUBBER (perpJcV) (perlbj March 7 $389.12'/, $1.17>, 8 $3894* 11.17H 9 $188.87 4 $1.19', 18 SSSL2S 1120 11 SMtXttH SI.IBS, 12 $389.23
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      Rubber back to quiet conditions
      406 10 HPfHE Singapore Rubber Market on Friday went back to quiet conditions following the burst of activity whlcn had taken place in the previous two days. Mid-week the price had been taken back over the 120 cents level for the first time for over three months
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      116 10 CO MM ODITY REVIEW repper pticea, ckMtd on Saturday as follows: Muntok white $321, Sa awak $320 (both down $10), special Sarawak black (215. garbles Lam pong black 1215 (both down $5). Copra closed at S39\ for UK/ Continent March/April shipments, and coconut oil at $60 for bulk and $62
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      SATURDAY BUSINESS
      271 10 (\N the Malayan Stack Exchange on Saturday, (March 12), all sections were quiet and the turnover was small. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at noon: Industrials: Fraser and Neave ords $1.93',; Gammon $2.48; M. Breweries $3.20 (O); Malayan Cement $1.80 cd (O), $1.72 xd; M
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      45 10 DIVID ENDS ANNOU NCED MB crdi m Jacks Find* i Krponr Cmrrent payment 4%t »%t 7%t 10% 90 c t Date of payment March 25 March 28 March 31 April 11 April 14 Total for year 10% 110% Total for year 1«% nvi% 15% 66%
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      69 10 'THE Malayan Exchaaig« Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants on Saturday, March 12 (all rates to $100): SeJliiic; T.T or O.D. ready: Swiss Francs 14m; Beyalj 146%. On the free exchange market In Hong Kong, the U.S. dollar was Quoted at 5.76 for
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1147 10 'THE following u»t of revised qooUUons ni issued by ■embers of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their Imt meeting on Saturday (March II). H and I. stand for hlgneat and lowest for bnsineaa done In 1959 and la (he current year to date. MMSTBIUS i S »IU
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      285 10 STOCK INDICES Mslayan Stack Exehanre: Mar. 12 Mar. 1] Industrials: IM 53 130.21 Tins: 151.44 151.26 S Robbers: 2(4.90 264.10 Jan. 1 195S— IN. GILBERT HARRIMAN Stock Shorebroker Members of the Sydney Stock Exchange Suite 2, 3rd Floor, Telegrams:— 117, Pitt St. HARRISHA, SYDNEY SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. TELEPHONES BL 3985 BL
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      896 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PERAK MALAYS HIGHER STUDIES SCHOLARSHIPS FUND The Board ot Trustees Invites applications from Malays, who are the subjects of the Ruler of Perak by birth, for 1981 Scholarships to undergo the following courses overseas: Electrical Engineering 1 Chartered Accountancy 1 Quantity Surveying 1 Geology 1 Mining Engineering 1
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      804 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Of KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are Invited for the post of Laboratory Assistant In the Department of Agriculture Animal Science Section). University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. Qualifications: Cambridge School Certificate, with credit in Biology. Zoology or Oeneral Science, or j other qualification of comparable standard.
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    PUTLI GAINS EASY WIN; RILEX'S $82 IS HIGHEST
    638 12 tence, Lord Fredrick U and Funny Face. Rangoon II led into the straight from Mon Amour. Slipper Prince. Sentence and Lord Fredrick 11. Funny Face dropped back. Slipper Prince made his bid at the top of the straight and with a furlong
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    McGROWDIE SHOWS HIS BRILLIANCE AGAIN
    1362 12 NOEL McGrowdie, whose consistency in the saddle has been quite remarkable, landed another double here today. McGrowdie has ridden at least one winner every race day since his arrival in Malaya and his winners today were Dancing Water (Race 1) and Conquistador (Race 6). In
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    Davies wins FTD award again at Kledang
    318 12 TPOH. Sun. Bill Davles dporu won the fastest time of the day award for the second successive year in the Kledang Hill climb for cars organised by the Royal Perak Motor Club. Driving a TR 3A, Davles clocked 47.9 sec for the 1.000
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    Penang clinch N-zone title
    239 13 Penang clinch N-zone title PENANG, Sun. Pehang shocked Perak by 3-0 to become north zone winners in the Malayan Hockey Federation championship 'at Western Road today. Penang led 2-0 at half time. Perak, generally regarded as the better all-round team, were unlucky today. They had slightly the better of the
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    REME trounce Joyful Indians
    53 13 BINGAPORE. Sun. 40 Base REME Training Corp* trounced Joyful Indians 7-3 in a friendly soccer match at Ayer Rajah Road today. In another friendly at Farrer Park. RAF. Tengah beat Singapore Indians "A" 2 o Jomiads held R.A.S.C. to a 2-2 draw In their friendly at
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    Seven out! FAM SELECTORS DROP OVER-AGE PLAYERS FROM JUNIOR CUP XI
    250 13 Seven out FAM SELECTORS DROP OVER-AGE PLAYERS FROM JUNIOR CUP XI By VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, Sun. SEVEN of the 21 players named for the Junior Asian Cup (lnder-20) team were dropped by the F.A. of Malaya selection committee today because they were over-age. This decision was taken today after
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    West Indies are 37 runs ahead
    147 13 SOBERS SCORES 142 NOT OUT GEORGETOWN. Sunday. U/EST INDIES. 37 runs on with six first innings wickets in hand, are expected to go for runs tomorrow in an attempt to win the Fourth Test against England and level the series with one more Test
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    Lock icon KEW SAN & SAY HUP BEATEN IN FINAL
    127 13 KEW SAN SAY HUP BEATEN IN FINAL QLASCOW. Sun. Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup of Malaya were beaten by Finn Kobbero and Ponl Nielsen of Denmark "-15. 15-11. 18-17 la the men's doubles final of the World Invitation badminton here last night. Kobbero also won the men's singles
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    63 13 ENGLAND IST. INNS. 299 W. INDIES IST. INNS. Huntr c Irurmin b Allen 39 McMon-ix c SweCmaa b Statham S3 Kanhii c Drxtor b Trveaian S5 Uilrott b rmrman Sober* not oat Mf, Uorrrll not out CxtTM 14 ToUl (far f«v) Wktt. fell »t: «7. 77. 1»*. 21t. BOWLING:
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    Perak hold the Cup holders
    126 13 IPOH. Sun. Penang Chinese, the holders were held to a 1-1 draw by Perak Cr.'nese In the first round of the MCFA Cup (North Zone) on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. Penang were lucky to escape defeat and for that they have goalkeeper Yap
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    MCFA CUP Sebastian the star in S'pore success
    162 13 MCFA CUP Sebastian the star in S'pore success SINGAPORE. Sun.—Singapore Chinese entered the MCFA Cup Anal when they beat Johore Chinese 3-0 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Johore were never In the hunt In a dull match, but the Singapore forwards could not press home their superiority against a packed
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    58 13 FOOTBALL Ana? League Dlt. 1; Cheshire v Navy Wanderers, OHQ Ti-arelf t 30 Bn. RAOC, 18 Signal Regiment v Dog Coy. RMP; HSM Terror v Headquarter* SBO: Combined School Inter. district: City v Paslr Panjang (at Brss Basah Road). ATHLETICS Buklt TUnah DlsU-ict School*' croM-oountry race (Singapore). GOLF
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    Lim elected president
    149 13 L'UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. Urn Kee Slong of Negri Bembllan. vice-presi-dent of the F.A. of Malaya. was today elected president of the Malayan Chinese F.A. replacing Mr. Chan Hln Cheung of Selangor who has been president for th« past two years and debarred by the rules from
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    197 14 Economic aid by advanced nations ECAFE call BANGKOK, Sunday. j'HK conference of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East today approved a six-nation resolution which calls for economic assistance and other measures by industrially advanced countries to help less developed countries of the region. The resolution was sponsored
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    19 14 TOKYO. Sun.— A total eclipse of the moon was observed in Japan today, beginning 0637 GMT.— Reuter.
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    159 14 FLU HITS NIK: TRIP TO PARIS PUT OFF MOSCOW Sun. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, has postponed his visit to Paris because of an attack of influenza, it was announced here today. Moscow radio Interrupted a drama programme to give the news In a special announcement, which- said that the Soviet Prime
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    CEB scheme for Johore
    78 14 •jif From Page One oil for .the boilers right to the door and water was readily available to cool condensers The area wmch would be covered Initially would be Johore Bahru and surrounding districts as far east as JCota Tlngßt and west m Scudal. "Ultimately. w
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    SCA tournament opens witha 116 by Bowlesl
    475 14 SCA tournament opens with a 116 by Bowlesl CONVINCING WINS BY POLICE, RAF AND IA By FSALAHUDIN Singapore. Sat. ROGER BOWLES, the Singapore and AllMalaya batsman, took the day's batting honours on the opening day of the Singapore Cricket Association's Senior tournanment when he scored a century the third so
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    BLA CKBURN RECOVER FROM 3-0 DEFICIT TO REMAIN IN CUP
    486 14 BLA CKBURN RECO VER FROM 3-0 DEFICIT TO REMAIN IN CUP ONDON, Sun. League champions Wolverhampton Wanderers, Sheffield Wednesday and Second Division leaders Aston Villa reached the semifinals of the English K.A. Cup yesterday. In the four sixthround matches, watched by over 200,000 fans. Wolves scrambled home 2-1 at Leicester,
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    682 14 Army v S.R.C. At NEE SOON Army *nd Singapore Recreation Club drew. ARMY Sullivan c Atuhonlsi b J. Mart«ns 13 Barley b T. Martens 9 Bowles st Anthonisz b J Martens 116 Davidson b T. Martens Sarmilco b T. Martens 1 Palth c T.Martens b H. Perera
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    39 14 it Word* Sit (Minimum) A REQUIEM HIGH MASS will be held In the church of our lady nf Lourdrs, Ophlr Road at 7 A.M. on 15-3-60 for the rcapose of the soul of late Mr. Francis Savenas.
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    GOOD KRISHNAN DOUBLE
    118 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. A fine double by Gopal Krlshnan. who took 3-53 and scored 51 not out. helped Police "B" to a three-wicket win over G.H.Q. in their S.C.A. Junior tournament match at Tanglin today. Police -B" beat O H.Q. b> three wickets at Tanglin. OHQ. 173 (Lomax
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