The Straits Times, 15 March 1960

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    19 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. 15 CENTS TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1960 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80.000 Hot*" 1
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    PEACE and PEKING
    230 1 CHOU HEARS NEPAL PREMIER'S BLAST Aggression by 'power mad' states would fail 'Asians cannot be crushed' PEKING, Mon. Mr. B. P. Koirala. Prime Minister of Nepal, warned today against any attempt to "crush or rule freedom-loving Asians by force." Mr. Koirala whose mountain kingdom has been menaced
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    Lock icon Private talks
    30 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Dr Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, and Mr DavH Ben Curlon the Israeli Prime Minister, met here prlvatel" today for the first time— Reuter.
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    Father, 85 wins case against son's 3 widows
    90 1 Father, 85 wins case against son's 3 widows Mr. Loh Peng Heng, 85, who in the High Court in Johore Bahru yesterday was declared the sole beneficiary of the estate of his millionaire son, the late Loh Toh .Met, a bus company proprietor who died intestate. Claims to the estate
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    TAPPER'S BODY EXHUMED: 2 HELD
    108 1 TAPPER'S BODY EXHUMED: 2 HELD KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police have exhumed the body of an aborigine who is believed to have been murdered and buried In a rubber estate in Bukit Mandel, Kuala Langat, during the weekend. The man had gone out to tap rubber with his wife on' Saturday
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    Lock icon Shorter visit
    37 1 PARIS, Mon. The new dates for Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's visit to Parts— March 23 to April 3— announced here In an official communique this afternoon cuts three days from the original state visit schedule.— Reuter
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    Gang death
    31 1 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A 20--year-old labourer. Goh Eng Lee. died irt the General Hospital late tonight from wounds sustained during a garjg fight at Upper Serangoon Road on Friday night
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    Hicks Trial
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    West's plan to disarm
    94 1 LONDON, Tues.-The West' today publishes a three-stage dlfcarmaOKm <plun aimed at j mass destruction under an "International Disarmament Organisation" (LD.O.). The Plan, for balanced conventional and nuclear disarmament over an unspeci- fled period, was prepared for j presentation to the EastWest disarmament conference later today. It
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    15 who fled from China seek asylum
    581 1 COULDN'T STAND THE COMMUNES JOHORE BAHRI\ Monday. piFTEEN PEOPLE who escaped from China and reached Malaya after a hazardous 20--day 1,700-mile voyage by junk, have applied to the Federation Government for asylum. These refugees five men, i three women and' seven children have
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    Lock icon U.S. MISSILE CRASHED IN FORMOSA STRAITS
    89 1 U.S. MISSILE CRASHED IN FORMOSA STRAITS "T\AIPEH. Mon. A giant L American Matador missile flew off course on a test firing and crashed into the Formosa Straits, the U.S. Army admitted today. A military spokesman said the incident occurred in January. The missile crashed before it came close to the
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    Lock icon RI martial law
    36 1 BOGOR, (Java). Mon. President Soekarno said here today that martial law must be continued in Indonesia. Antara news agency reported This was due to the machinegunning of his palaces on March 9.— Reuter.
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    TUGS FAIL TO FREE SHIP
    75 1 TUGS FAIL TO FREE SHIP SINGAPORE. Mon. Attempts to free the 8.798-ton Liberian freighter Capetan Carras. stuck on a reef 15 miles from Singapore, failed again today. Two SHB tugs. Tunda and The Griper spent most of the day trying to get the ship off the reef near Pulau Nepah.
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    Lock icon 409,060 MILES AWAY...
    54 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. The American satellite Pioneer V set a record for long-distance communication when it sent a signal back to earth at 8 p.m. yes- terday from 409,060 miles out in space. It was announced here today. The satellite was travelling toward the sun at approximately 6,000
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    COURT BID to NULLIFY SELANGOR FA ELECTION IS DISMISSED
    405 1 COURT BID to NULLIFY SELANGOR FA ELECTION IS DISMISSED KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. •JHE HKiH COURT here today dismissed with costs an application for a declaration that the annual general meeting of the Football Association of Selangor held last month was "ultra vires" (against the rules). It also refused to Issue
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    Lock icon MAN WHO HATED PEOPLEJUDGE
    113 1 LONDON, Mon. A man who. the Judge said, "hated humanity and did everything he could to debauch, degrade and defile it" was jailed for 12 years here today. Leonard Ironmonger, 23, married with a young child, pleaded guilty to raping a 14-year-old girl, raping a 41-year-old
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    2 thugs rob cinema cashier
    53 1 2 thugs rob cinema cashier SINGAPORE, Mon. *3 A cashier of th Jubilee Theatre wa waylaid by two thug and robbed of $1.12 which he was taking t a bank in North Bridg Road this afternoon. Mr. Phua Siew Tong, 5 grappled with the robbe: and prevented them froi getting
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    STOP PRESS
    87 1 HALTED IJUPtH *fn Communist ful MMf*M Britbfc ihl <ttaiacd it for hour vi lormo&j strait. B«Bi sum of $3,200. He describ one man as tall and t other as hefty. The tall man, who carri a gun, pushed him against pillar while the hefty m gagged him. he
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    Lock icon U.S. diplomai meet in P.I
    55 1 MANILA. Mon.— The I Ambassador to Malaya a the Consul-General to S g.ipnre are among top Unl States diplomats in Asia s State Department offlcl at a closed-door conf ence in Bagulo City today assess trends and develi ments In the Far East. T meeting
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    Child dies on 'live' wire
    47 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. three year old girl. Cl Chee Siong. died here ton! shortly after stepping or "live" wire stretched aci Westhill Road, near the Na Base. Chan was rushed to the 1 val Base hospital after shock but died without gaining consciousness.
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    Hicks TRIAL
    203 2 Fourth Day SINGAPORE, Monday LT.-COL. T.G.A.L. Warrington, the Army's chief pathologist in Singapore, gave evidence on his post-mortem findings at the Hicks court martial today. Today was the fourth day of the trial. Sgt. Luclen Roy Hicks, 39, of the R.E.M.E.. 's accused of murdering his German wile
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    ARMY PATHOLOGIST GIVES EVIDENCE ON FINDINGS AT POST-MORTEM OF 'BADLY CHARRED' BODY
    629 2 ARMY PATHOLOGIST GIVES EVIDENCE ON FINDINGS AT POST-MORTEM OF 'BADLY CHARRED' BODY He asked that the court send them to the German Consulate-General in Singapore for translation. Later during the hearing, the Judge Advocate said that the question of whether the letters were admissible had still to be decided. If
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    People in the case
    1807 2 THE ACCUSED SCT. LUCIEN ROY HICKS. 39. REME. charged with murdering hit wift Helga, 37. in their Alexandra Avenue home on Sept. It, 1959. THE COURT Maj Gen. j. A. R. Robertson (president). Brig. D. Welsh. Col. S. Douglas. Lt.-Col. P. Mean. Lt.-Col. H. C. Brayne.
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    Lock icon ASIA GRIPPED BY DECLINE IN POUTICAL IDEOLOGIES
    227 3 ASIA GRIPPED BY DECLINE IN POUTICAL IDEOLOGIES LONDON, Monday. rr. Times today portrayed Asia as being gripped by a decline in political ideologies and expressed the view that the young people in that continent are disillusioned with political solutions. "The confusing election campaign in Ceylon illustrates a trend common to
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    Lock icon Moon photos are fakes: Expert
    129 3 NEW YORK, Monday. A PROFESSIONAL aviation photographer and science writer said he was convinced that Russia's recently released and highly publicised photographs of the hidden surface of the moon were fakes Mr. Lloyd Mallan, writing in the April issue of Photography Magazine, said he E>
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    Lock icon 9,500 can't live with pigs
    87 3 9,500 can't live with pigs FRT MORESBY. Mon.— A self-respecting savage can't share his hut with his pigi in New Guinea these days. The native council which governs Lowa village in the eastern highlands of New Guinea have issued an edict that the villagers may no longer keep pigs in
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    Lock icon MAC is back
    30 3 LONDON. Mon.— Mr. Harold Macmillan the British Prime Minister, returned here by air yesterday from Paris after private weekend talks w 'th President Charles de Gaulle. —Reuter.
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    500 A.D. find
    24 3 AMMAN. Mon.— Roman architecture dating back to 500 AD. ha.-> been discovered in Madaba. Jordan, the Antiquities Department revealed today— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Reds use camels
    62 3 TOKYO. Mon. Communist China has mobilised the camel. In an Inner Mongolian region, the number of camels has risen to 111,000. a lOu per cent Increase In the past 10 years, the New China News Agency said. These "ships of f h^ desert" are being used for
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    Lock icon Killed by car
    29 3 WASHINGTON. Mon— Mr. Reuben Robertson. American deputy Secretary of Defence from 1955 to 1957. died yesterday after being struck by a car. He was 51.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Govt. unearths plot to kill Dr. S, Nasution
    361 3 Govt. unearths plot to kill Dr. S, Nasution STRAFING OF PRESIDENTIAL PALACES BELIEVED PART OF CONSPIRACY JAKARTA, Monday. THE Government has unearthed a plot to assassinate President Soekarno and the Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution. This was indicated yesterday in a Ministry of Information statement on the
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    KISS FOR THE WORLD'S —FAVOURITE ACTRESS'
    47 3 - ACTOR ROCK HUDSON kisses Actress Doris Day as they hold their "Golden Globe Awards" presented to them by the members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. The two were named as the world's favourite actor .and aetress.— l'pited Fres* J^tagwtiaaal picture.
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    Lock icon Maldive revolt is settled
    142 3 COLOMBO. Monday. THE "Suvadive Republic" set up in the southern atolls of the Maldive islands after a rebellion last year has been dissolved. I Mr. Hllmi Didi. Maldive GoveYnment representative here, said It had been replaced by a committee under the sovereign control of the Sultan
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    Lock icon Americans lose $2925Qmi1. to quacks each year
    202 3 Americans lose $2 9 25Qmi1. to quacks each year WASHINGTON. Mon.— Medical and nutritional quacks relieve the American public of $750 million (Ms -250 million) each year. Mr. George Larrlck. the head of the Food and Drug Administration, told a House of Representatives' sub-committee this in testimony publish*"! today. Mr.
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    Lock icon Deadly oil fumes
    72 3 SYDNEY. Mon.— A claim by i doctors that three people died after inhaling petrol containing benzol is reported in the Australian medical journal. "General Practitioner," in an editorial headed "The Kiss of Death" The article has caused ft stir among oil companies In Sydney. It said: "What
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    Lock icon Brainwashing :A query for Mac
    64 3 LONDON. Mon.— Mr. Harold Macmillan. the Prime Minister, will be asked in Parliament next week about reports that Britain has employed 'brain-washing" for "obtaining confessions from prison- j prs or influencing their future conduct." The question was tabled today by Mr. John Cronin. a Labour
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    $20mil. plan for phone services in rural areas
    427 4 SINGAPORE, Monday J'HE Singapore Telephone Board is to spend about $20 million over the next five years for its expansion programme to meet Singapore's growing needs for telephone service, especially in the rural areas. The Singapore Telephone Board today gave details )f
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    2 were not at home: One year's prison
    133 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two youths. Lee Thian Xi and 'fan Soon Huat, were today sentenced to one year s Jail by the District Judge. Mr. Eu Chow Chye, for breaking supervision orders imposed by the Minister for Home Affairs to remain Indoors between
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    SQUATTERS GET QUIT NOTICES
    143 4 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE War Department in Singapore has served quit notices on 51 squatter occupants of its Sembawang Estate for refusing to sign an agreement with the authorities in respect of their holdings. An Army spokesman confirming this today, said the agreement had already been signed
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    18 win Jaycees student awards
    229 4 SINGAPORE Mon. Eighteen students of Singapore Chinese Middle and High schools have won local scholarships offered by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, with the co-operation of the Ministry of Education, this year. The President of the Chamber, Mr. Tan Hlan Tsin. said that this
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    Free film shows
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places tomorrow night: Open space In Liang Scan Street: San Teng Chinese School, Thomson Road 5 m.s.: Pel Sin Bchool, Chua Chu Kang Road, 16S m.s. All Shows begin at 7 p.m
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    New Rotary chief
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. T. O. Cotterell has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Singapore for the new Rotary year beginning on July 1.
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    Urgent call to Group 0
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Blood Transfusion Service is in very urgent need of Group O blood, the Ministry of Health stated today. The Centre at the General Hospital is open for donors from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. dail;and
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    Apex Club gift for the deaf
    68 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. A. W. Ohows, president of the Apex Club, is to present a cheque for $2,000 on behalf of his club, to the Singapore Association for the Deaf. The cheque, which will be presented at the Singapore Medical Alumni Association on Wednesday
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    BANGKOK AND BACK BY CAR
    106 4 THESE three Singapore motorists have a drink after completing a 2.994-mile ran up to Bangkok and back in four days. They are left to right Captain Jim Butcher, of the Forces Motoring Club, Mr. Charles Moore of Century Motors and Mr. R. A. Clinkard. an
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    Ong warns of rudeness in the hospitals
    312 5 Ong warns of rudeness in the hospitals STAFF TOLD TO TREAT PATIENTS LIKE 'BIG CUSTOMERS' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday Service must be kept alive at all times. "Actually, the poorer the patient, the more consideration aid sympathy he shall need and I want this point to be appreciated." But he added:
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    Need for woman spokesman in court
    105 5 Need for woman spokesman in court ALOR STAR, Mon. Kedah's only State Assemblywoman. Che Hamidah binte Omar, today urged that a woman be appointed to the State's Muslim Divorce Court. In a letter to tbe chairman of the religious committee, Tuan Syed Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Latiff. Che Hamidah said
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    Lotteries blamed for family splits
    144 5 ]POH. Mon— Character lotteries are responsible for the Increase in crime In Malaya and also the break up of families. Asst. Supt. Anthony Chong told the magistrate's court here today. "These lotteries are difficult to detect and the offenders are very crafty. Ipoh Is the
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    YOU ARE A VERY LUCKY MAN, JUDGE SAYS IN APPEAL COURT
    477 5 YOU ARE A VERY LUCKY MAN, JUDGE SAYS IN APPEAL COURT PENANG, Monday. T^HE Penang Appeal Court Judge, Mr. Jus- tice Rigby, said today he was surprised that after having reported to police that its chief market cashier had been dishonest, the George Town City Council permitted him to resign
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    Tried to get back hat —is drowned
    95 5 Tried to get back hat —is drowned TELUK ANSON. Mon. Tan Yoke Teng, 20. was drowned yesterday while trying to retrieve his hat in midriver about a mile from here. Tan was accompanying Chong Ah 800, 55. a labourer, to Teluk Anson In a sampan from his father's orchard near
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    Murder: Two charged
    57 5 IPOH. Mon. Janir Singh. 19. and Abdul Gaff or. 20. were charged In the magistrate's court hene today with murderIng a 16-year-old girl. Chong Ah Slew, last Friday, at the 3rd mile Ipoh-Jelapang Road. No Dlea was recorded and th«y were ordered to be remanded in custody.
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    Found dead
    24 5 RAWANG. Mon.— A labourer. Chook Ha. 75. of Buklt Munchong Estate, was found dead at the Len bus station here this morning.
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    $1,800 FINE FOR THE 'PERSISTENT DEFAULTER'
    111 5 $1,800 FINE FOR THE 'PERSISTENT DEFAULTER' PENANO. Mon. A rubber estate owner. Heah Eng Tatt. was fined a total of $1,800 on 36 charges under the Employees' Provident Fund Ordinance. He pleaded guilty to failing to contribute towards the fund In respect of his 30 employees for the month of
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    The many moods of June
    434 6  -  FEMININE FORUM 1 nHj 1 K£j 1 1 I£jO 1 kjll\.L* By LUCY HUANG DARK EYES THAT DREAM It would be hard to describe June with her dark, dreamy eyes that almost speak, and her swift, graceful m o vements that makes one think of
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    Pretty foot
    154 6 ALTHOUGH backless -t* and toeless slippers are the rage here, some girls can never wear them because of callouses on their heels and toes. These callouses do not cause any pain, but are a nuisance because they mar feet which otherwise would have been very pretty. Up to
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    Good food
    107 6 MRS. Joan Bennett contributes a recipe for Burmese Curry. You will need one pound beef or chicken, cut Into pieces, five cloves garlic, one medium sized onion, one piece ginger, half-inch thick:, eight dried chilies, a pinch of saffron powder, three tablespoons cooking oil, and salt to taste.
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    Magic touch
    91 6 ARE you looking for something new to dress up a tired wardrobe without actually having to go out and spend a lot of money? You can do it All you need is a touch of magic, your own brand. Dress yourself from top to toe In silks; silk,
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    Own clothes
    46 6 From her salary, June buys her own clothes, contributes towards her board and lodging and puts a little aside. She feels that people should always try and save money and plan for the future. June, In her own words, is a woman without ambi-
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    Card party
    129 6 I KNOW many or you readers like to play mahjong, and some people call you timewasters because of this. Well on Friday, March 25, you can Indulge In your favourite pastime ana be helping the community at the same time. The Canadian Association of Singapore have arranged a
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      261 6 Straits Times Crossword aCIOM tton (I). Plain, not spottadf (IS). 7. It laads a hand-to-mouth sxS. lUcaptton of a victorious day tstsnoe producing strains (t). In the sbaltsr 10. No need to changa. because of House-father sit* for it what follows (7, 11. Eicavator said to be expaa- 14. Dressed
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    MEDICAL TERMS IN MALAY SOON
    118 7 KL'ALA LUMPUR, Mon— The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has set up a committee to translate medical terms into Malay. The Minister, Data Ong Yoke Lin, said today this was in keeping with the Government* policy of promoting the use of Malay in everyday
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    DEATH
    24 8 in Hera's Si* I Minimum) MOLT On 14th March !»M Jonore Hospital Robert Oliver aged 53 fureral Ridadarl Cemetery V3O p.m. ism March.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 8 It ».rsj lit (Minimum) IN RVIRLAtTINQ MEMORY of our d<** r mot h»*T, Ma (turn Sonic 1\ Im H 10k (Mrs Chew Boon Bengi died on lMh March lf>M.
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    101 8 PHOTOGRAPHY t I I i I j tt Herds ti (Him.)— Box it el: txlr. I I.OLOUM PMUIUUNAPHT 0.1 BU| taws la Oat ema aad md—try. *4V •aneed development ot tie ■toceaa m tka atralta Times Ooaoar Laooeatartao I »hi<-n prodMie op ta 11" a IB" aaa •mi* <is >ice
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, March 15, 1960. The Plans To Disarm
    674 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, March 15, 1960. The Plans To Disarm There is a better atmosphere > for the disarmament talks which open in Geneva today than had seemed likely during the long period of preparation. Unfortunately this is not saying very much. There is waspish comment from Moscow, there
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    Two Directions
    314 8 Malay has been the national language of Singapore from the day the first Yang di-Pertuan Negara used it when reading the P.A.P. Government's statement of polioy to the Assembly. Its new role has been received with enthusiasm by a considerable number of nonMalays. Others may not have I
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    Korea Polls
    266 8 South Korea has accepted gratefully much from the Americans, but not a limitation lon a President's terms of office. The endurable Dr. Syngman Rhee is seeking fourth term, and is likely to get it for he is in the singular position of having no opponent although opposition has
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    318 8 I haven't yet managed to drive envy out of my system but there are two men of whom I am least envious KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. I HAD scarcely expected to return to all this. The white and dignified buildings of Penang reminiscent of an age that has gone. The chatter
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    A risk
    53 8 rwMils is a risk that WestX minster Is called upon to face every time It agrees to an advance of some dependent territory towards 'Independence. The only alternative Is colonialism—domination by an alien few without much regard for the demands of the local many. The kind of Government.
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    Gold rush pioneers get down to the good life
    677 8 WELLINGTON. Monday SOME 9.000 members of New Zealand's Chinese community are becoming increasingly integrated into the life of their adopted country. Although periodic police raids on opium and gambling dens in Wellington's Chinatown turn a momentary spotlight on the less desirable
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    252 8 which the Tengku led hU bloodless revolution so short a time ago. But admittedly it Is a new risk to the Federation Government, which now shares with the Government ln the United Klr.gdoir part of the responsibility for law and order south of the Johore Causeway. And that Causeway
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    Facts...
    137 8 r\F course not. What has happened Is that facts have now Influenced emotions, as they generally do if one can exercise a little patience. One tact Is that both the European merchant and the Singapore Prime Mln- ister depend—the one for his business and the other •for his political
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    136 8 IN modern terms, even a united Federation and Singapore would be only a small market. But political union is obviously more remote than It was eight months ago. and we have yet to see how far Inche Khlr Joharl and Dr. Goh Keng Swee can agree upon the
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    318 8 T ONDON, Mon. The *^Labour Party stands at the crossroads, facing one or the most critical decisions in its 60-year-old history. On Wednesday its national executive committee may have to choose which road to take, ln the sure knowledge that whatever choice it makes will infuriate a section of the
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    435 8 Seed vs budgraft: The old argument LETTER JN a recent Issue, observations are made In th« article about Mr. H. M. Burkhlll's statement (R.R.I. Journal Vol. 16) which cannot Dass without challenge. The s-eed v. budgraft argument is of lon* standing. A booklet "Planting Material" by myself and Dr. Chittenden
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    Marriages not valid, judge rules
    833 9 FATHER IS DECLARED HIS MILLIONAIRE SON'S SOLE BENEFICIARY THREE WIDOWS' BY CHINESE CUSTOM LOSE CLAIM TO ESTATE OF BUS COMPANY TOWKAY WHO DIED AS A PROFESSING CHRISTIAN \IR. JUSTICE NEAL today declared Mr. Loh PengHeng, 85, a retired planter, as the sole beneficiary of the
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    PINE FIRM DISPUTE SETTLED AFTER 3 MONTHS
    177 9 PINE FIRM DISPUTE SETTLED AFTER 3 MONTHS SINGAPORE. Mon. The three-month-old dispute between the management of Whay Hin Pineapple Co. and its 130 former employees over severance pay and other claims, has been settled. Both sides have signed an agreerrent which was wltnesseJ by the Minister for Labour and Law.
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    Off to UK on training course
    51 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The offlcer-ln-charge of costing accounts at the Telecommunications Department headquarters. Inche Ahmad Gazall bin Hajl Hashlm. will leave on Wednesday for training l n London in punchcard accounting. Inche Oazall Is going under the Colombo Plan. His training will last six
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    Fined $500 for smuggling
    43 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Lai Chin Hln. a shopkeeper of Pontlan. was fined $500 today for not declaring to the Customs on arrival from Singapore that he had dutiable goods worth $300 with him. The articles, two watches, were confiscated
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    New hotel
    32 9 IPOH. Mon.— A $400,000. five-storey hotel— the Winner Hotel— has been opened ln Ipoh. It has 56 rooms, many of them air-conditioned and a night club on the top floor.
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    Smoke-house fire
    22 9 BUTTERWORTH. Mon Fire destroyed a smoke-house at Bertam Estate. Kepala Batas. this morning and destroyed about e.OOO .v of rubber.
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    Refugee fund appeal
    37 9 PENANG, Mon. The Mayor of Penang, Mr. 00l Thlam Slew, declared open the State Refugee Fund week with an appeal to the puollc to "remember that wp are all members of one enormous family."
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    Orchid society officers
    53 9 PENANG, Mon. Mr. Ng Peng Wah has been re-elect-ed president of the Federation of Malaya Orchid Society. Messrs. Eu Cheow Telk <Pg>. Lee Ewe Boon (K«d>. E. Spykerman (Pk) and David Allen (Sel) were elected vice-presidents with Mr. Arthur Sabapathy as hon. secretary, and Mr. Ooi Kew
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    22 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Mr. K Ayathuray senior assistant on Tebrau Estate Ltd.. has retired after 39 years' service with the estate
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    Four are accused of bookmaking
    160 9 IPOH, Monday. TWO men and two women were charged in the magistrate's court here today with bookmaklng at the Perak Turf Club here yesterday, the first day of the three-day race meeting in Ipoh. They were: Loh Wah, 43.1 and Chew Hock Ling. 24. and
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    ACID ATTACK ON BUS: 3 CHARGED
    69 9 ACID ATTACK ON BUS: 3 CHARGED RAWANG. Mon. Three men were charged in the magistrate's court here of being members of a gang which flung add bombs into a busload of holiday-makers at Ranching Pass on Dec. 5. They are Yip Leek, 23, Chan Kai. 79, and Yap Siew Wah,
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    Tun Razak says: Govt. will never abandon new villages
    215 9 Tun Razak says: Govt. will never abandon new villages KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rPHE Government will not abandon the 500 A new villages even when the Emergency has been officially declared over. This was made clear by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Tun Abdul Razak. when asked to
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    MALAYANS TOO TENSE AT BALLET
    69 9 PENANO. Mon. Malayan children are just as good at ballet dancing as European children, Miss Pauline Dibb. visiting examiner of the Royal Academy of Dancing, said here today "But they concentrate too much while they, dance." Most of them were too tense and could not
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    New president
    36 9 TAIPINO. Mon. Tuan Syed Hassan bin Byed Jan AljafTrl Is now president of the Sessions Court, Talplng He succeeds Tuan Syed Othman bin All who has been transferred to the Legal Department. Kuala Lumpur.
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    26 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Commodore Martadlnata. Chlel-of-Btaff of the Indonesian Navy. Is expected in Singapore on Wednesday and will pay a courtesy visit to the naval base.
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    AUSSIE COURSE MAY INCLUDE MALAY
    243 9 I/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malay language may be Included in an Australian university course on export management soon. This was announced here today by Mr. Ronald E. Nordhoff. vtce-Dresldent of the Australian Institute of ExDort. and a former lecturer on export practice at Melbourne University.
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    NARAINUN RETURNS HOME NOW A NURSE
    74 9 NARAINUN RETURNS HOME NOW A NURSE NARAINI S binte Dato Sallehuddln. of Kuala Lipis, returned to Malaya by Qantas, a qualified nurse after three years' training at the Royal Perth Hospital. Narainun, 20, a former student of the Malay Girls' College here, went to Australia on a Colombo Plan scholarship.
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    SINGAPORE, TOO, HAS PLANS FOR TV: SURVEY REPORT DUE
    233 9 SINGAPORE, TOO, HAS PLANS FOR TV: SURVEY REPORT DUE SINGAPORE. Monday. HpHE Government was now going ahead with plans to set up television here, the Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, disclosed today. He was commenting on a report that Malaya was planning to have television by 1962. The Federation's
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    Third Highlands blast: 3 hurt
    161 9 Third Highlands blast: 3 hurt rpANAH RATA, Mon.— Three men were Injured by a dynamite explosion in a 300 ft deep tunnel at the Cameron Highlands hydro-electric power project on Saturday night. It was the third accident of this kind since work began on the scheme. The three men were
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    Found drunk: Fined $10
    47 9 PENANO, Mon. A Japan ese seaman, Nyo Mako. 3< was today fined HO for be having in a disorderly man ner. I Insp. R. Jeganathan, oro secutlng. said Mako wi found drunk and tncapabl I this morning at the Penan I Railway Pier.
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    Singapore-Sarawak trade better
    306 10 Singapore-Sarawak trade better DESPITE DIRECT OVERSEAS TRADE DEALS SINGAPORE'S entrepot trade with Sarawak is improving steadily and it is expected to advance further this year, despite the growing tendency of Kuching traders to deal direct with overseas manufacturers. The value of this trade in 1959 reached a total of $226.5
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    155 10 VITAMIN PRODUCTS FOR THIS MARKET fkPTREX Ltd. of Bri- tain, manufacturers of Optrex eye-lotion, have introduced two new products to Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. They are Optrose rose hip syrup, a Vitamin C food supplement and Dillex gripe mixture lor babies and young children. Dillex is for stomach
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    NEW BRANCH IN KUALA LUMPUR
    202 10 T<HE American Foreign Insurance Association 1 plans to open a branch in Kuala Lumpur, Mr F. T. Wyckoff, an executive of the association announced in Singapore. "We are now making arrangements for an expansion programme," said Mr. Wyckoff. "but the Singapore office will remain the
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    152 10 Cigarette brands on increase \f ORE and more brands of cigarettes are being manufactured in Singapore. The latest to be introduced on to the local market is Eveready. manufactured by I a newly-established concern, Asia Tobacco Co. Ltd. of Paya Lebar. Pure tobacco Mr. Lim Peng Chong. manager, said yesterday
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    Speed meter display
    99 10 II A. O'Connor and Co. Ltd., will give a practical demonstration of a new type of micro- j wave speed indicator to I the Singapore Police j Force traffic department, at the end of the month The equipment is designed for use by police forces engaged in
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    French ship on new service
    50 10 A new French ship. Tldra. called at Singapore last week on her way to South and West Africa. Belonging to Compagnle Maritime des Chargeurs Reunis the vessel is inaugurating the new Chargeurs Reunis line fom Japan and South -East Asia to South and West Africa.
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    U.S. MAGNATE'S VISIT
    201 10 MR. ROY C. INGERSOLL, chairman of the BorgWarner Corporation of Chicago, paid a short visit to Singapore last week and met the representatives of various companies which represent his organisation's interests in this part of the world. Bort-Warner was founded In 1928 by a group of autopart
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    2,500 Renaults made daily
    44 10 f ance'.s biggest motor manufacturers, the stateowned Regis Renault, are now producing 2.500 vehicles a day. among them 2.000 Dauphlnes. according to a company's announcement. A daily total of 1.357 of the popular Dauphine small cars Is earmarked for export.
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    Local scrap iron
    226 10 OINGAPORE scrap iron dealers are concerned about reports that the Japanese Government will lift its restrictions on scrap iron imports from the United States on April 1. They said yesterday that the removal of this ban would enable Japanese Iron and steel manufacturers to obtain a considerable
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    BEN LINE BUY TWO VESSELS FOR FAR EAST
    144 10 BEN LINE BUY TWO VESSELS FOR FAR EAST THE Ben Line Steamers Ltd. have acquired two cargo-pas-senger liners to reinforce their present fleet of 22 vessels which are providing fast scheduled services between Europe and the Far East, it is announced in Singapore. The ships are Beaverlodge and Beaverburn and
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    234 12 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharvek or expected today are: Vietnam 1/2 Boissevain 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6A. Benrinnes 6/7, Idomeneus 8/9, Olenroy 10/11, Gorgon 13/14, Automedon 18, Lotte Skou 19, Tong Joo N. Wall 2, Sedenak N. Wall 3, Presco No. 22 N. Wall 4. East
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    196 12 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday London: selling TT. or O.D. 2/3 41/32: buying TT. 2 4 3/32. O.D. 2/4 1/8. 30 d/st 2/4 9/32. 45 d/st 2/4 11/32. SO d/st 2/4 3/8. 90 d/st 3/4 1/2. 120 d/st
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    113 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK Continent March April shipments $39 < t buyers, $40 >* sellers. Coconut oil: I quiet: bulk $60 sellers, drum $62.50 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business" was reported done. Muntok white I $316. Sarawak $315. special
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    15 12 The Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for Labour Day. It re-opens today.
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    SHARES ARE TRENDLESS: LOCAL RUBBER MARKET IDLE
    590 12 SHARES ARE TRENDLESS: LOCAL RUBBER MARKET IDLE By Our Market Correspondent WITH an idle rubber market, the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday opened the week on a very quiet note. There was very little feature except the continued firmness of dollar rubbers and a slight improvement in mining shares. The current
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    38 12 SINGAPORE. MAR. 14. RUBBER: Sl.lB, 1 per lb. (up one-eighth of a cent). Unofficial 5 p.m. close Sl. lB£ (quietly steady). TIN: $399 per picul (up 75 cents). Estimated unofficial uttering 200 tons (down 15 tons).
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    23 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: March 14 March 12 Industrials: ***** 134.53 Tins: 152.77 151-44 S Rubbers: 2SS.ZS 2S4.SS Jan. 1 ISSS— ISS.
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    571 12 ON the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, all sections were featureless and the turnover was small. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call. Industrials: Fitxpatricks $1.24; Fraser and Neave ords $193., to $1.95; Gammon $248: Henry Waugh $1.63; M. Colls $1.66; Robinson ords $1.13
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    RUBBER PRICES
    148 12 APRIL Hrst grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 118 t cents per lb., up one-eigh'.h of a cent on Friday's close. The closing tone was quiet. Closing prices In cents per lb yesterday were: OFFICIAL: Int. 1 R.S.B. Spot f.o.b. buyers U9>*. sellers il9' a
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    25 12 The following further rubber crops notified include: Atrr Panaa 137.000 lb.. K Inane U.OOO lb., Pajam 172.000 lb.. and l'l» Braot 39.000 lb
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    17 12 Malayan (wmt Ltd. tnnounce that production at the Rawaat works during; February wu 15.715 tons.
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      797 12 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE (Recall of Tenders) Tenders from Class "D" and above registered Contractors will be received at the Office of the State Engineer. Malacca, up to 12 noon of 23rd March, 1960 for the CONSTRUCTION OF TWO BLOCKS CLASS "G QUARTERS (12 UNITS IN ALL) FOR POLICE RANK
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      638 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCIES FOR STENOGRAPHERS IN THE MALAYAN RAILWAY Applications are invited from Unmarried Female Federal Cltisens who have passed the School Certificate Examination with a credit in English Language and have attained their 17th but not their 28th birthday, for appointment as Stenographer in the Railway Service under the
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      472 12 NOTICES NOTICE TO SINGAPORE TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS TELEPHONE DDMCTOKY Subscribers axe Informed that the next Issue of the JSr.g'ish and Chinese editions of the Telephone Directory are due to be made in July 1960. Any desired alterations and additions to the present list Ings must reach the Contract <k Services Manager.
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      379 13 SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wore 1 Si (Mln.)— Box St ets. txtrm TEACHER OF ENGLISH (retired, normttl-tratm-d. H.B.C) wanted to teach in senior middle classes in Malacca. Apply Box A 9846 S.T. K.L. WANTID A QUALIFIED English tracher In Chlao Chee Chinese School Selandar Malacca. Apply before 18th March 1960. CANTONESE
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      986 13 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Words St (Ml*.)— Bom It ets. txtra lady TYPIST able to do correspondence work, preferable with previous experiences, but not essential. Apply statins Salary required. P.O. Box 1072, Singapore. SITUATIONS WANTED 20 Word, SS (Min.)—Box It et: txtrm HOSPITAL ASSISTANT trade I residing at Peuiing available (or
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    330 14 COLEMAN ST. WILL BE HARD TO BEAT RACING with Epsom Jeep: Ipoh, Mon. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiin /^OLEMAN STREET, with Moses Lee astride, did a smashing workout here this morning. He broke into a gallop from the half-mile post and raced over the last 3f in 38 3/5. He was running on strongly
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    45 14 IPOH. Mon. Bright Star Stable's Maybe, who was pulled up after his race here yesterday died in his stall last night. At Penang recently, he was first in a 7f race but later 'ost the, race on an object ion.
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    15 14 KLUANG. Mon. REME and Ramblers drew 2—2 in a hockey league match here.
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    480 14 f POH, Mon— Wrights for all eight races here on Wednesday were announced today. I unstinra 8.04 Cl. 3. Div. s— sf Str. New Showing t.OO Lancier 8.12 Nrr-Hau-M» 8.12 Dilniba 8.11 Premium 8.11 Arctic Rrrion 8.11 Whatjlune X ,1 C'henderianf B.l* Technirama 8.10 Gilded Prince s.io
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    36 14 BARCELONA; Mon Spain, trailing o—l at half-time, rallied to beat Italy 3—l in their international soccer match here yesterday. IN PALERMO, Sicily. Italy beat Spain 3 o in an Under--23 International. Reuter.
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    26 14 MOSCOW, Mon.— Stepan Olyanov of Russia improved on his own world bantamweight press weightlifttng record yesterday with a lift of 244>/ 2 lb. Reuter
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    Spore swimmer 3rd in London meet
    96 14 SINGAPORE, Monday. |X>RMER Singapore swimming champion Scan Pong Hyu gained third place in a 100 metres breast-stroke event in Ldndon recently. P&ng Hyu, a student in I London University, was competing in the university's annual championships. Pong Hyu's father. Mr. Seah Yun Chong, told
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    78 14 LONDON, Mon.— The draw for the semi-finals of the English F.A. Cup, to be played on neutral grounds, re. suited today as follows: Aston Villa v Wolverhampton Wanderers; Sheffield Wednesday v Burnley or Blackburn Rovers. The Aston Villa— Wolves match will be played on West Bromwlch
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    Easy for GHQ
    38 14 SINGAPORE. Mon— O.H.Q. Farelf beat 30 Bn. RA.O.C. 4-0, after leading 3-0 at half-time. In the Singapore Base District first division soccer league match at Tanglin Barracks today. Barlow, Wlllberforce. Yusof'and Duncan scored for GHQ.
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    20 14 SINGAPORE. Mon—Singapore Gurkha Police and Azad FT. drew 3—3 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park today.
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    34 14 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A goal by Julraj in the first half enabled Pasir Panjang to beat City 1-0 in the Singapore combined schools' inter-dis-trict knockout soccer competition at Bras Basah Road today.
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    76 14 BOMBAY. Mon. Bombay yesterday won the Ranji Trophy, the Indian cricket championship. defeating Mysore by an innings and 22 runs here. It was the 11th. time Bombay have won the trophy since Its inception in 1934. SCORES: Bombay 504 (M. 8. Hardilcar 145. O. 8. Ramchand 106.
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    162 14 ANN HAYDON SHOCKS WIMBLEDON CHAMPION CAN JUAN. Mon.—Fourthseeded Roy Emerson, of Australia, won the men's singles in the international lawn tennis tournament here yesterday. He beat Ulf Schmidt of Sweden 6-2. 6-1 In the final. \nn Haydon, of Britain, won the won- en's title by beating top-seeded Maria Bueno Brazil's
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    60 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. Mr. R W Preston's Illourl. a 25-1 outsider won the Australian Cup run -over two miles and U fjrlongs at Flemlngton here today Illouri took the lead half a mile from home to win by 2) lengths. There was a dead heat for second
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    220 14 SNELL OF N.Z. IS THE WINNER DETER SNELL, 21- year-old New Zealander, today defeated Australia's half mile stars Herb Elliott and Tony Blue in the 800 metres challenge event on the second day of a festival athletic meetIng at Melbourne's Olympic Stadium. Snell moved out
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    King's Cup: S'pore out
    192 14 King's Cup: S'pore out SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore will not take part in the Malayan schools inter-state badminton tournament for the Yang di-Pertuan Agong Cup this year. Mr. Woon Sul Kut. secretary of the Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council, told the Straits Times today: Singapore is unable to comDete in the
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    66 14 CINGAPORE, Mon.— Fifteen teams representing fiv« districts will take part in th*» Singapore Combined Schools' Inter-district cross-country championship for the D. McLellan Trophy at Buklt Tlmah Road on Mar. 25. Each team will comprise nine runners of which points for the fastest six will count towards
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    40 14 HOCKEY Singapore senior knockout semi-finals: SRC v Ceylonese (at Farrer Park). University v YMSA (at padangi. FOOTBALL RAF Singapore V Army (at Seletar). BASKETBALL Singapore Combined Schools v Far East Air force iat Youth Sports Centre. S mm).
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    MCFA told to shed S'pore affiliate
    288 15 MCFA told to shed S'pore affiliate NO REGISTRATION UNLESS... By VIC NAYAGAM Kuala Lumpur, Mon. THE Malayan Chinese Football Association, which is registered in Singapore, has been told that it must shed Singapore Chinese FA as an affiliate before it can be granted registration in the Federation. The Registrar of
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    242 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation schools athletics team for the first international contest against Singapore schools to be held here on Aug. 16 will undergo a week's Intensive training In Kuala Lumpur ln preparation for the match. The Federation team will be announced Immediately after
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    141 15 NZ selectors recall MacGibbon WELLINGTON, Mon.— Tony >y Mac Gibbon, the New Zealand all-rounder who last played in a Test two years ago against England, may return to the New Zealand side for the fourth unofficial "Test" against the touring Australian XI, startIns: at Auckland on Friday. He Is among
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    75 15 JPOH. Mon. Football officials here are having; difficulty contacting Gbani Omar. former Penan* Combined Schools lefthalf. Gbani has been named as one of the replacement! for seven players dropped from Malaya's Junior Asian Cup squad and is required to report for training- in Kuala Lumpur immediately. But
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    35 15 DUBLIN. Mon. Britain beat the Republic of Ireland 3-1 In their European zone (Group 18) Olympic games qualifying tournament soccer match here yesterday All the goals were scored in the second half. Reuter.
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    417 15 A SPUR TO S'PORE and CHALLENGE to MALA YA SPORTSFRONT T<HE touring Peruvian footballers have done Singapore a very good turn. They have brought the crowds back to Jalan Besar Stadium. Not in the many thousands of the years Just before and after 1950 but in appreciably greater numbers than
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    Schools internationals dates confirmed
    134 15 SINGAPORE, Monday. r|ATES for three schoolboy international sports contests between Singapore and the Federation of Malaya have been confirmed. Singapore will be away in all three contests. The first contest will be soccer on Apr. 9, after the Junior Aflan Cud tournament, at Kuala Lumpur. This
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    90 15 SEREMBAN. Mon. The Negri Sembllan Schools Sports Council has selected five soccer players for trainIng at the Victoria Institution from March 30 to April 10 Those chosen are Hosseln and Ah Yoke (Government English School. Port Dlcitaon), Tan Eng Lee (Federatlon Military College). HaUrn bin
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    97 15 Jimmy Lim loses to Kops in final AUSANNE, Mon. L* Jimmy Lim of Malaya was beaten in the men's singles final of the Swiss international badminton championships here today by Erland Kops (Denmark). Kops won 15-5, 15-4 Lim reached the final with a 4-15. 15-11. 15-13 win over Ounther Ropertz
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    52 15 IPOH, Mon.— The replay of the Malayan Chinese F.A. Cup tie between Perak Chinese and Penang Chinese, the holders, will be held at the City Stadium, Penang, on Sat. urday at 8 p.m. The winners will meet Kedah Chinese at the same venue on Sunday at
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    260 16 EXPERTS BEGIN DIGGING UP ANCIENT FORT TO FIND SECRETS OF 1540 SULTANATE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. AX extensive excavation of an ancient Malay fortress the first capital of Johore at .lohore Lama, near Kota Tinggi began today by the llaff of the Federation Museums Department. The capital
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    229 16 Importance of Royal Navy base by Lambe SINGAPORE. Mon. The First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Charles Lambe, said Mere today that the Royal Navy base at Singapore would continue to remain important for" many years. Sir Charles said the Navy was going ahead with all I its modernisation plans for
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    29 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. I V. T. Sambanthan. a local < journalist will give a talk on J "Maldives on the Map" over| Radio Malaya at 9.15 p.m. tomorrow.
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    148 16 MINISTRY ENDS STRIKE SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Labour and Law today ended a strike by 200 waterfront workers a few hours after the men had stopped work. The men members of the Singapore Stevedore Workers' Union— will return to wo*k tomorrow. Their dispute with the Singapore Chinese Ship Owners'
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    85 16 13 KILLED AND HUNDREDS HURT IN NEW CONGO CLASH ELISABETH VILLE, Mon Thirteen people were killed and hundreds Injured in battles between two rival African political groups in and around Elisabethvillr. capital of Katanga Province in the Belgian Congo, during the weekend. The fighting was between local Conakat Party members
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    41 16 LAND 6 END (England). Mon. Wendy Lewis. 19--year-old girl marathon walker, today snatched the lead in a struggle to be first woman home in a 900-mile race across the length of Britain. The prize is £1.000.
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    247 16 MUAR, Monday. THE management of the Kepong Iron Mine today assured the people of Bukit Kepong that it would wash away the dust from the road leading to the mine before the expiry of th'i Government's 14-day notice to close it down.
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    200 16 THE TEST W.I. wkts. fall early GEORGETOWN. Moil. \J West Indies, replying to 13GANDNlextras0. U-a wickets when they resumed their first innings on the fifth day of the Fourth Test here today. West Indies, who were 332 for four on Saturday, had reached 392 for six by lunch. Both the
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    184 16 No further polio cases found in Seria oilfield BRUNEI TOWN, Monday. J^O further cases of poliomyelitis have been reported in Seria oilfield and nearby Kuala Belait. The 11 children hit by the disease and admitted to hospital during the past two weeks are making satisfactory progress. Eight of the children
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    312 16 LONDON STOCK RUBBER LONDON. Mon— The highlight of London stock markets today was an all round improvement li. Industrial equities. The volume of business left much to be desired but selective support and an absence of sellers were responsible for generally firm conditions. Olltedged securities were very quiet and tended
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    122 16 FOUR MEN HELD IN EX-PC MURDER KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Police have detained four men in their investigations into the murder of a former special constable, Shbrazamari Sharif, 40, whose body was found in a small lane off the 6 J-mile Cheras Road here on Saturday night. Two arrests were made
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