The Straits Times, 18 March 1960

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    11 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1960 15 CENTS
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    A THOROUGH REVIEW OF ALL PROBLEMS
    14 1 On the agenda: Raising the school leaving age
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    EDUCATION 'BIG 9' MEET
    208 1  -  Nation building a major target By YAP CHIN KWEE Kuala Lumpur, Thurs, "pHE nine member education review committee today got down to work and tackled several urgent problems, including the question of raising the school leaving age. The meeting was presided over by the Minister of
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    ONG PLANS MERCY FLIGHT — WING FOR KAMPONGS—
    589 1 ONG PLANS MERCY FLIGHT WING FOR KAMPONGS— ry\\Y. MINISTER of 1 Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, said today that he was trying: to evolve a plan to fly critically ill people in remote areas for treatment in hospitals. This announcement followed last night's dramatic flight by a
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    Airport site announced: 4 estates in the area
    317 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. A SELANGOR government gazette published today gives the location of the proposed million Kuaki Lumpur aii*port. The site, of about 12,000 acres, is about 12 miles from the centre of Kuala Lumpur. It lies in the Mukitns of Damansara,
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    French visit
    32 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Indonesian Army Chief of Staff Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution has accepted an invitation to visit France, Radio Republic of Indonesia reported tonight In a broadcast monitored here.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Molten death
    29 1 TOKYO, Thurs. Five workmen in a Hokkaido. Northern Japan, steel mill were smothered in molten steel today when a crane accidentally tipped the metal over them. Reuter.
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    U.S. PLANET IS MILLION MILES FROM EARTH
    92 1 U.S. PLANET IS MILLION MILES FROM EARTH WASHINGTON, Thurs.- The Federal Space Agency said yesterday that the Pioneer V sun satellite would have put a million miles between it and the earth early on Friday. The 94.81 b. satellite launched at Cape Canaveral, Florida, last Friday, was 783.518 miles over
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    New Red blast at Jakarta
    218 1 "THE Chinese Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen Vi, today accused Indonesia of "harassing" overseas Chinese being forced to leave that country. He said Peking was "worried" about the situation The Red Chinese Foreign Minister made the accusation in a new letter to the Indonesian Foreign Minister,
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    MALAYA NOT TO BAN RACING BROADCASTS
    135 1 MALAYA NOT TO BAN RACING BROADCASTS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federation Government today announced that It will not ban Redlffusion commentaries on horse racing. A statement by the Assistant Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Tuan Syed Ja'afar Albar. said: Other action "We have given the matter some thought and we
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    Lock icon Woman killed in car
    28 1 JAKARTA, Thurs.— Antara news agency said today a Swedish woman was shot dead yesterday while travelling in her car near Subang. West Java.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon For Portugal
    27 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Presideht Eisenhower will visit Portugal on his way home from the May summit meeting In Paris, the White House officially announced today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 18 die in storm
    30 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. At least 18 people died In a new snowstorm which burled much of the eastern, south and middle western states early today.— Reuter.
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    Common mart
    290 1 FEDERATION WILL AGREE IF STORE ACCEPTS TERMS KL'ALA LUMPUR, Thursday. ECONOMIC experts in the Federal Capita today said that Singapore must accept cer tain conditions before it could have a common market with the Federation. They told the Straits Times that Singapore must come within the Federations Customs
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    Lock icon Two villages buried
    75 1 PORT MORESBY, Neti Guinea, Thurs. Manart island volcano, off New Guinea, erupted with a shattering roar today and buried two native villages in ash and glowing clouds. The Island, scene of a violent eruption three yean ago has been shaken by conI tinuous earth tremors foi I
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 NEW FRENCH A-TEST F-UUS Tbur> TiUtive sMKe >-*'d 1 rani; pl-»a* to cipl<> second natleir ievl its &4h»r-« Desert fiToaad> >in>ttlr if tor light atat lue^*" 1 I
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      6 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000
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    George Lee? He was good to me, says Oakes
    869 2 EX-COMPANY DIRECTOR SUING FOR $100,000 ADMITS HE WAS IN 'VERY LOW WATER' WHEN LOOKING FOR JOB AND HE WITHDRAWS HIS CLAIM FOR WRONGFUL DISMISSAL FROM FIRM MR. WALTER OAKES, a former general manager of George Lee Ltd., who is suing the
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    7 WAS TOLD I WOULD BE PAID SALARY AND BONUS'
    626 2 7 WAS TOLD I WOULD BE PAID SALARY AND BONUS' raise the question of a bonus as well?— lt had already been mentioned. You did not raise It?— No. Mr Oakes said Mr Oeorge Lee had told him he would be paid a salary, increment and a bonus The amount
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    Body in stream
    43 2 BA«TU PA HAT. Thurs. A man's body with three bullet wounds was recovered by the police in a stream at the third mile. Batu Pahat road, last night. The man was identified as Ng Moh Chye, 30. Police are investigating.
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    THE SURPRISE IN THE SACK OF 'MUTTON'
    104 2 THE SURPRISE IN THE SACK OF 'MUTTON' SINGAPORE Inure. A sack, said to have contained mutton before it was placed in a "pirate" taxi, was later found to be stuffed with four parangs and seven iron pipes, a district court was told today. V Krishnan. 18, unemployed, was found guilty
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    779 babies
    16 2 PENANO, Thurs. -A total of 779 babies were born in March, against 155 deaths.
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    Hospitals launch 'Operation Courtesy'
    144 2 Hospitals launch 'Operation Courtesy' rUALA LUMPUR. "Operation Courtesy" in all Federation hospitals was launched today with a directive to the staff from the Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. Dato Ong told a Press conference today: 'Operation Courtesy Is particularly directed at telephone operators in hospitals
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    LANGUAGE INSTITUTE BILL COMING UP
    150 2 SINGAPORE, Thursday. TWE Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will introduce the Dewan Bahasa dan Kebudayaan Kebangsaan Bill (The National Language and Cultural Institute Bill) in the Legislation Assembly on April 6. The Government It llkel) to refer the Bill to a select committee and
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    Ike denies agreeing with Nik not to rock boat before May summit talks
    504 3 Ike denies agreeing with Nik not to rock boat before May summit talks WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Eisenhower said the West has presented a better plan than Russia's for ending the arms race. But he avoided critising the Russian plan. On all East West issues raised at his news conference, Mr.
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    Lock icon Agadir: 'Equal to A-bomb'
    132 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Capt. John Counihan of the U.S. Navy said today that the earthquake damage at Agadir was equivalent to that of a nuclear attack. Capt. Counihan. commanding officer of U.S. naval fa- cilities at Port Liautcy. Morocco, and one of the first to reach the
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    Lock icon —U.S. ANDBRITAIN TO DISCUSS AID FOR THE 'HAVE-NOTS'
    134 3 —U.S. ANDBRITAIN TO DISCUSS AID FOR THE 'HAVE-NOTS' f ONDON, Thurs. 1^ Senior officials of the Colonial Development Corporation will visit Washington in the near future for private talks on financial investment in un-der-developed countries, it was announced yesterday. This public corporation was established in 1948 to assist colonial territories
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    Lock icon Gurion arrives in Britain
    39 3 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. David Be n Gurion. the Israeli Prime Minister, arrived here today by air from the United States to begin a three-day visit Including talks with Mr. Macmlllan. the British Prime Minister.— Reuter.
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    ASIAN COUNTRIES NOW FAVOUR CLOSER RELATIONS
    168 3 ASIAN COUNTRIES NOW FAVOUR CLOSER RELATIONS BANGKOK, Thursday. T\ELEGATES to the annual, meeting of the Econo- mic Commission far Asia and the Far East said today they had noted during the meeting a "new wind" in the economic policies of the Asian countries. i They said' the call was now
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    U Nu will head new Govt.
    77 3 U Nu will head new Govt RANGOON. Thurs. U Nu. 11 the former Burmese Prime Minister, will again head the new Burmese Government to be formed at a parliamentary session on April 1. his party announced today. In addition, he will hold the portfolios of defence, home affairs, information and
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    Lock icon HERB FOR TUMMY ACHE MAY CURE BALDNESS
    100 3 TOKYO, Thurs. A Chines* herb, originally used to cure stomach complaints, is the latest Ingredient claimed to cure baldness. The English language newsoaper. The Japan Times, yesterday reported that Professor Tadayoshi Arakawa of Tokushlma University. Western Japan, carried out successful tests with the
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    Adenauer's call for Berlin plebiscite gets U.S. backing
    196 3 Adenauer's call for Berlin plebiscite gets U.S. backing WASHINGTON, Thursday. TVHE West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, yesterday suggested a presummit plebiscite in West Berlin to determine whether the people want a Soviet-proposed change in their status. The U.S. State Department promised that the surprise proposal would be given "careful
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    Lock icon DEBRETT SAYS TONY HAS ROYAL BLOOD
    116 3 T ONDON. Thurs. Princess Margaret's fiance, Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones, is a direct descendant of King Edward I of England, according to a newspaper report. The newspaper publishes a Une'age chart to this effect drawn up by Mr. Patrick Montarue-Smith, assistant editor of Debrett s
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      341 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE ESS^&oX I SS Medium Ware 47S metre* Short Ware: 82 metre* RADIO MALAYA from I.N 10.M p.m. NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning; 632 SERVICE 41.7 metre* Morning Prelude; 7.00 The Neus MEDH'M WAVE SERVICES 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The Kuala Lumpur 341
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    FAILED TO RAISE LOAN: HE HANGED HIMSELF
    103 4 FAILED TO RAISE LOAN: HE HANGED HIMSELF SINGAPORE, Ihurs. When Ramaswuny Sinna 41, failed to get a loan from his brother, tie went into a room and hanged himself, an Inquest was UM today. Ramaswamy. a City Council labourer, was found dead, hanging from the ceiling in the labourers' quarters
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    Water cut
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be cut off tumorrow In West Hill Estate, between Bah Tan Road and Chong Pan? Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to change a Talve.
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    Schoolboy saves a second life
    296 4 LIFEGUARD. 18, DIVES INTO CANAL TO RESCUE 10-YEAR-OLD FROM DROWNING SINGAPORE, Thursday. (SINGAPORE schoolboy lifeguard Lee Ngiuk Tong. 18, yesterday saved a 10-year-old boy from drowning in a canal near Newton Circus. This was Ngluk Tong's second rescue in two years. In 1958, he saved
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    SENT BACK TO JAIL TWO DAYS AFTER RELEASE
    117 4 SENT BACK TO JAIL TWO DAYS AFTER RELEASE SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An Indonesian Chinese, released from jail on Tuesday after serving a six-month sentence for illegally entering Singapore was sent back to jail again today for a similar offence. Urn Ah Seng, alias Lim Choon Seng, was released from Outram Prison
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    TWO DEATHS DUE TO ACCIDENTS
    72 4 TWO DEATHS DUE TO ACCIDENTS SINGAPORE, Thurs —Ver- 1 diets of death by misadventure were returned at two Inquests here today. They were on: LOW KIA HOON. 40 who died a few days after he had been scalded by boiling water in his house at Thomson Road on Jan. 13.
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    Rl commodore calls on Lee
    147 4 THIS parting handshake with the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday ended a busy morning of courtesy calls for the visiting Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Navy. Commodore Martadioata. Commodore Martadinata, met Mr. Lee for 30 minute* in the latter'i office. The
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    Visitor from Chicago
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mr. Aaron Scheinfeld, chairman of the Board of Manpower, Inc., Chicago, today paid a courtesy call on the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K M. Byrne. Mr. Scheinfeld is on a world tour to help foreign manufacturers enter the North American market He has
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    A FATAL HAMMER ATTACK: 2 YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER
    318 4 A FATAL HAMMER ATTACK: 2 YEARS FOR MANSLAUGHTER SINGAPORE, Thursday. A LABOURER, Banta Singh, 42, accused at the Assizes of murdering a compatriot, Bajan Singh, «4, by attacking him with a hammer, was found guilty of the lesser offence of culpable homicide not amounting to murder and jailed for two
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    MEMORIAL FUND—PLAN WARMLY WELCOMED IN S'pore
    263 4 MEMORIAL FUND— PLAN WARMLY WELCOMED IN S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs. Social workers here today hailed a proposal to set up a fund to be called "The Edwina Mountbatten Trust" in memory of the late Countess Mouiv batten who died in Sarawak last month. All felt that it was a "jolly good
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    Qantas to get more Boeings
    45 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Qantas has been authorised by the Australian Federal Cabinet to buy three mdre Boeing 707 jets, the Qantas Sales Manager In South-East Asia, Mr. N. C. R. Gelkle, said here today. At present the airline operates seven Boeings.
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    ANOTHER $1,142 RAISED FOR NATIONAL THEATRE FUND
    118 4 week SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Culture received 12 donations amounting to $1,142.35 over the last week for the National Theatre Fund. The biggest donation of $300 came from Mrs. Rebecca Meyer. The Naval Base Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Rave $250
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    Two S'pore amahs take up work in New Zealand
    293 4 THE UNITED KING- DOM High Commissioner in New Zealand, Mr. F. E. Cum-ming-Bruce, took the opportunity on a re- SINGAPORE. Thurs, cent visit here to recruit two amahs to work in New Zealand. Writing from New Zealand where domestic aerrants are
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      131 4 THE JOHANSSON STORY i INGEMAR 1 JOHANSSON con 1 tinue* the story of hi* 1 fotttottic fighting life 1 in the Free Press on I Monday. In this second part of his story he tells what ho thinks about the leading contenders for the heavy- weight title without j pulling
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      243 4 Siftooooi*c €J9€ti*y CLOTHING SHOP: St. CHINESE TMCA (South Pier): Andrew's Cathedral, CWA Room, Table tennU 9 a.m.; body-build-South Side. 10 a.m Ing and weight lifting 2 pjn.; KATONG BOYS' CLUB: youth vocational guidance soBadminton, indoor games 3 p.m.: clal service 7.30 p.m.; Folk dance •epak raga 5 p.m body-bulldlng club
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    NEW SET-UP SOON FOR MCA
    160 5 NEW SET-UP SOON FOR MCA A LOR STAR. Thurs. —j A The re-organisation of the Malayan Chinese Association. required under its new constitution, is expected to be completed by the end of this month, the acting national president, Dato (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lok. said here today. "After this re-organlsatlon the
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    STUDENT'S BODY IS FLOWN HOME
    147 5 SEREMBAN, Thursday. TtHE body of a Seremban student killed in a car accident in Melbourne eight days ago is being flown back to Malaya. I But Yong. 27, a thirdiental student at Mel. c University, died when ir he was travelling in into collision with
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    Car owner is fined $60
    59 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. A. Robinson, of Petaling Jaya. who failed to renew the road tax licence for his car. was fined $60 In the Magistrate's Court today. The licence had not been renewed slnc-j May last year. Robinson stated that he had recently bought the
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    Civics course
    33 5 IPOH. Thurs— A three-day civics course for 40 Chinese local councillors and new village elders was opened at Jelapang today by the State Secretary. Perak, Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin.
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    US expert to head survey of youth clubs
    223 5 US expert to head survey of youth clubs GOVT. PLANS TO AID ORGANISATIONS WHICH CATER FOR YOUNG PEOPLE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. nnHE Federation Government is making an extensive survey on the heeds of youth organisations in the country. Heading the survey is an American expert, Mr. Sterling S. Winans, who
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    Minister of Finance to address trade chiefs
    125 5 Minister of Finance to address trade chiefs CINGAPORE. Thws.— The Minister of Finance, Or. Goh Keng Swee, is expected to make an important speech when the 31st committee of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce is formally installed at the Chamber's headquarters in Hill Street on Saturday. In a statement today,
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    BOY'S KILLER INSANE AT TIME OF SLAYING
    88 5 BOY'S KILLER INSANE AT TIME OF SLAYING rH, Thurs.— A seven-man jury In the High Court here today found thai a former Army cook, P. Subramaniam, was insane when he murdered a seren-year-old schoolboy, P. Krishnan. at Kampong PLsang, Batu Gajab, on June 1 last year. Mr. Justice Smith ordered
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    Padi contest judges
    52 5 PENANO. Thurs.— A Japanese rice expert. Mr. M. Fuji. is one of three Judges who will officiate at the Province Central District padi competition at the Kubang Semang Malay School on April 1. The other two Judges are Mr. Lee Bah Sal and Inche Noordin. Assistant State
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      289 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS tory place of tecluston (4). i. "Do not dull thy pelm with c the P*"l«« •»<*•; of eexh nem-h»trhd un- ulck Memoryl TM.-« comn*" cH.rn.et, (7^ t. Amendment made ln not* «aT»t«nent <6 I S V. form i lOi ut on tne orenrflC tne Bdfe ln
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    POLICE FLUSH OUT JOKERS
    178 6 POLICE FLUSH OUT JOKERS OENANG. Thurs. A radio patrol car rushed to the 10th mile, Batu Ferringhi. late last night and searched four men who were watching a campflre started by about 40 St. George's Girls' School Guides. The police raid followed a complaint by the Guides, who were camping
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    An invitation
    35 6 PENANG. Thurs. The George Town City Council has been invited to send a delegation to Tel Aviv, in Israel, to attend the 15th International congress of local authorities from Nov. 16 to 23.
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    Gilt-edged Malaya
    417 6  -  SO IMPRESSED BY RAW MATERIAL POTENTIAL HE PLANS RETURN VISIT Two men in court after arrests at races IPOH, Thurs. Cheong Weng Tatt, 22, and Mah Yin Heng, 36, were charged In the magistrate's court here today with assisting In bookmaking at the Perak Turf Club course. They
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    Road victim
    30 6 IPOH, Thurs. The Coroner Mr. Chew Kok Ch^oi, today recorded a misadventure verdict on Lance Corporal Robert Whipp, 23. who died after a motorcycle accident on Nov. 15.
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    Party talks
    23 6 IPOH, Thurs. The Perak branch of the Labour Party will hold its annual delegates' conference here on April 18 and 17.
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    Jumped to his death
    55 6 PENANG. Thurs.— A young stall keeper, Llm Chin Teong, on his way to a late show. Jumped olf a moving bus and fell to his death, an Inquest was told today. "We forgot to press the request stop bell." Llm Choon Kean. a friend of the
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    These newly-weds first met —in a pub's corner seat
    163 6 These newly-weds first met in a pub's corner seat (SINGAPORE. Thurs. A corner seat in the saloon of a country pub near Eastbourne (Sussex), will always have a special place in the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sweeting. It was here that they were first introduced to each other
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    Now more dentists, doctors may join Govt. service
    192 6 Now more dentists, doctors may join Govt. service KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MORE doctors and dental surgeons are expected to Join Government service as a result of the Health Minister's decision that they will, in future, work no longer than two years at a stretch In outlying areas. The decision was
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    Laos 'jungle doctor' offers medical unit to Malaya
    395 6  -  ROLAND CHALLIS B> mOM DOOLEY, the "Jungle doctor" of Laos, Intends visiting Kuala Lumpur next month to offer the Government a village medical unit. Yesterday, Dr. Dooley told me it would be up to the Government to say whether it wanted a
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    BANG BAN WARNING
    43 6 KUALA KANOSAR, Thurs.— People living. In the "Operation Jaya" area of north Perak have been warned to stop their chil- dren firing "Mariam Buioh" (bamboo cannon). Apart from being illegal, these home-made crackers can sound like gunshots when they explode.
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    ROYAL BOAT-BUILDER DIES AT 62
    125 6 TELUK ANSON, Thursday. BOAT-BUILDER, Inche Mohamed Hijaz bin Haji Mohamed Kerdi, 62, collapsed and died suddenly here last night. A father of six. he was on* of the few full-time Malay boat-builders in the country. He built many types of craft from sampans to houseboats—
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    Wanted man is arrested
    50 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Mansor bin Morazat. wanted in Singapore on a charge of criminal breach of trust. wa» arrested here yesterday and produced In the magistrate"* court today and identified He was handed over to Inspector Sundram. of th# Singapore police, to be escorted to Singapore.
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    269 8 M W»r4t tit i Hi mi mum i ALL OOOD THINQS in lift com« to an fad. but don't let an empty Alr-wick bottle destroy your pleasures. Replace it. •IMAZINB nalOKii iIR. One •> piirauoe keep* garden patna. dnw, tennis eourta, eraed-m* for moataa Fac«— «2 10 ootainani. from
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    The Straits Times Friday. March 18, 1960. The Common Market
    714 8 The Straits Times Friday. March 18, 1960. The Common Market It was luting that the Fedoration Government's decision I to discuss with Singapore the I i prospects of a common Malayan market should have been announced at the ECAFE conference in Bangkok. Cooperation in industrialisation has been one of the
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    355 8 I Another attempt is being made to reach international agreement on territorial waters, and the related problem of fishing rights. At Geneva two years ago conventions were approved by substantial majorities dealing with territorial seas and the contiguous zone: the high seas: fishing and the (conservation of
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    Rural Doctors
    201 8 A young mother from a Pahang karnpong is lying in Kuala Lumpur General HosI pital, recovering from a serious i illness after the birth of a baby. Her life would have been i in danger had she not been brought out from her jungle j home by special
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    882 8 The trend towards republican government LONDON. Thursday. RE P U BLICAN government is no newcomer to the circle of members of the British Commonwealth of nations, but it posed problems when the trend began 11 years ago, and newer ones still are on the horizon. The fashion- for republicanism inside
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    684 8  -  by H ilh the creation of two new cardinals. Pope John seeks to promote Catholic revival in Far East Hong Kong Thursday WITH the appointment of a Chinese cardinal to Formosa and the creation of the first Japanese aild Philippine cardinals, Pope John seeks to promote a
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      179 8 Polytechnic building courses T ITH reference to the article "Send Engineers Abroad" I am afraid Mr. Chan Kul Chuan's evidence at the building inquiry Is misleading. Mr. Chan said he welcomed the proposal by the Polytechnic to start a building course. He al>o suggested that the Polytechnic should start apprenticeship
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    Malay—ideal S-E Asia tongue
    285 9 Malay ideal S-E Asia tongue A COMMON SPEECH FOR AREA POSSIBLE —PROFESSOR KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A Filipino professor said here today it was I possible to have aj common language in South-East Asia and that Malay could be it. He is Prof. Juanito T. Maramara. 6a. chairman of the Philippine
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    71 9 MUAR, Thurs.— The Malay; Co-operative Officer. Muar j (South). Inche Jaffar bin Hajl Abdul Majld. said today that pineapples recently reported as "rotting away" here had been harvested from staggered crops. The quantity was much less than the 10.0001 b. mentioned in the report and these pineapples
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    HICKS WILL SERVE TERM IN BRITAIN
    157 9 HICKS WILL SERVE TERM IN BRITAIN SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Former Staff Sergeant Lucien Roy Hicks, 39, of REME. jailed 18 months yesterday for manslaughter of his German wife Helga. will be sent back to Britain to serve his sentence. Repatriation arrangements will be made as soon as the sentence Is confirmed, the
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    DEFENCE 'REALLY MAGNIFICENT
    40 9 Tlfß. DAVID MARSHALL, who -"■I. defended Sgt. Lucien Hicks at his trial, earned this tribute yesterday from Dr. Camps: "I have rarely been cross-examined by a fairer person." The famous pathologist described the defence as "really magnificent."
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    TENDER CALL IN JUNE FOR $5m. KL HOSPITAL
    174 9 TENDER CALL IN JUNE FOR $5m. KL HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. TTOE Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, announced today that tenders to build ass million maternity hospital here will be called for in June. Dato Ong said: "This hospital will be among the best In
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    76 9 SEARCH FOR ONE-HORNED RHINO IS A FAILURE BATU GAJAH. Thurs.— The Perak Game Warden. Mr. James Aw returned to his headquarters here today after an uns v c cessf ul search for one of Malaya's rarest wild animals, the one-horned rhinoceros. Aborigines recently reported that they had seen rhinos In
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    ONN DROPS BREACH OF SECRETS CASE
    309 9 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs. The Party Negara leader. Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. said today that his party did not Intend ro press the PMIP State Government further on the alleged breach of oath of secrecy by members' of the TrengKanu State Executive Council. Dato Onn.
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    722 9 DANGEROUS WORDS— Dr. Camps gives a lunch time talk on murder trials to the Lions TXR. FRANCIS CAMPS, eminent British pathologist and expert on forensic medicine, who was a key witness in the Hicks court martial which ended yesterday, today declared that the trial exemplified everything that was best in
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    RAZAK WANTS NEW LOOK FOR CAPITAL
    191 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. rriHE Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak bin A Hussein, said today that the old-fashioned buildings at Armed Forces Headquarters in Rifle Range Road here would eventually be replaced with modern office blocks. He said t! is while declaring open the
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    Decline in Penang entrepot trade
    388 10 CONTINUED DIFFICULTIES WITH INDONESIA IJO improvement in Penang's entrepot trade is yet in sight and in 1959 it showed a further decline of $7 million over the previous year. The total value of the entrepot trade at $231 million represented only 16 per cent of
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    INCREASED WHISKY SALES EXPECTED
    148 10 INCREASED WHISKY SALES EXPECTED AN executive of a Scotch whisky distilling company has forecast even better business this year for both the Federation of Malaya and Singapore. The executive. Mr. K. C. Burbidge, commenting on Malaya's booming economy, said there was every reason because of the improving conditions, to believe
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    BUSINESS CHIEF IS DUE TODAY
    159 10 A BRITISH business executive who is now on a Far East trade tour arrives in Singapore today from Bangkok. He is Mr. E.V. Thomas, a director of May and Baker Ltd.. England, and a mem- ber of their associated companies throughout the world. The pur-
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    176 10 yASHICA Co. Ltd., camera and cine equipment manufacturers, Tokyo, are marketing a dual-purpose transistor radio which will be a boon to busy business houses. The radio, model YT-300. Is fitted with a telephone amplifier which can pick up a conversation over the telephone. This is done by
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    MORE AIR TRAVELLERS
    64 10 m/f ORE and more people are now travelling by air to Kuching and Sibu, Sarawak. Figures released by the Sarawak Government Civil Aviation Department show that Kuching and Stbu air- ports last year handled over twice as many passengers as in 1954. Over 30.000 passengers were recorded
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    Israeli here to investigate trade and investment
    127 10 Israeli here to investigate trade and investment VOWon one of his periodic visits of Singapore is Mr. Shimeon Kotler, a n Israeli and member of the staff of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Tel Aviv, who is at present seconded t o private industry for market and investment
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    Petaling Jaya factory to make galvanised sheets
    281 10 Petaling Jaya factory to make galvanised sheets A $2 million factory manufacturing galvanised iron sheets will be built in Petaling Jaya by a joint venture between a Singapore and Japanese trading companies. The two companies are I Yew Lian Ltd., of Singapore and Nomura Boekl Kalsha of Tokyo A Joint
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    Austrian firms seek trade
    42 10 Three Austrian companies are seeking business connections with Singapore and Federation of Malaya concerns. They are F. Kober. manufacturers of ribbons for packing and decoration. Biochemie Gesellschaft m.b.h.. producers ot antlb.otics and Firma. A. Hartleben. an advertising firm.
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    32 10 The annual meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce will be held on March 31. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association will hold Its annual meeting on April 4.
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    'Excellent market for silverware'
    213 10 TWE representative of 1 a United Kingdom gold and silversmith company which has been commissioned to make a silver christening bowl for Queen Elizabeth's new baby, is now in Singapore. He Is Mr. Frank J. Taylor, managing director of Adie Bros. Ltd. of Birmingham, who Is
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    677 12 ON the Malayan Stock Exekaag* yesterday, industrials and tins ami* while rubbera were steady. Ti.e turnover was good. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call: Industrials: Fed. Dispensary $1.24 (O. T>; Fraser and Neave ords $195 and $1-97 cd; Gammon $2.49; Goodwood Park
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    RUBBER PRICE GAINS ON GOOD TRADE BUYING DEMAND
    575 12 RUBBER PRICE GAINS ON GOOD TRADE BUYING DEMAND By Our Market Correspondent yyiTH London up a farthing overnight and New York by 55 points, the price of April first grade rubber in Singapore yesterday went over the $1.20 mark in later trading. Good trade buying was reported, but rumours that
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    219 12 i A PRIL first grade rubber buyers I f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 120' i cents per lb.. lup li cents on Wednesday's close. The closing tone was steady. B.C.C.R.A. closing prices in cents per lb.. yesterday cere: Int. 1 R. 3.5. Spot f.o.b. buyers 120... sellers
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    24 12 Malayan Stock Eiehange: March 17 March 16 InoostrUb: IM.U 130.91 Tlas: IM.IS »54.» l f Kabbers: 2«7.M 267J« Jan. 1 l»5S 10l
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 12 SINGAPORE. MAR. 17. RUBBER: $1.20 per lb. (up I 1 cents). 5.30 p.m. close: $1.20 'j (steady). TIN: 5391.87... per picul (up 62!* cents). Estimated unofficial offering; 200 tons (down 10 tons).
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    148 12 ALL Malayan Exchange Banks' Association rates were unchanged yesterday as follows (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail T.T. 33 7/8. O.D. 33. 90 d si 33 5/16 credit bills, 33 7/16 trade bill*. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 31 5/16. O.D. 31 7/16, 90 d/st 31 7/8
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    110 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK: Continent March/April shipments $39', buyers. $39% sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $59'- sellers, drum $62 sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done, Muntok white $305. Sarawak $300. special Sarawak black $200, garbled Lampong black
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    S'pore SHIPPING
    138 12 SHIPS lying alongside the >i» t apore Harbour Board wharvn or expected today are: Straat Van Diemen 1/2. Batu 45. Osaka Maru 6A. Elizabeth Baltke 6 7, City of Wellington 8 9, Amagisan Maru 10/11. Memnon 13/14, Frankfurt 15 16. Nijkerk 18, Isarco 19, Semantan N. Wall 2,
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    88 12 THf. Federation Minister of 1 Finance has fixed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on March 17. Rubber 81.18'j a lb. Copra 5642.M a ton. Coconut oil 81.016.434 a ton. Palm oil 8*81.25 a ton. Palm kernels $317.00 a ton. The rates of
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      506 12 NOTICES AUaiON SALE OF LIVESTOCK The following snlmals will be disposed of by Public Auction st the Central Animal Husbandry Station, «th Mile Kluang— Ayer Hltaun Road. Johore at 10 a.m. on Thursday 24th March, 1960: Oxen J2 Buffaloes 11 Coals lj These animals are for slaughter Johari bin Hajl
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      1730 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Applications are Invited from qualified mid wives for the post of midwives ln the salary scale of $152.50 x 7.50 257.50 p.m. plus normal allowances. Applications stating age, qualifications and experience to reach the Municipal Secretary, K. Lumpur not later 'than 31st March, 1960.
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    385 14 \V H(, II I > lor all the eight race* at Ipoh on Sunday. Cl. 3, Div. I— 6f No Kidding 9.00 Last Try 8.08 Persian Hero 8.07 Balkan Chevalier 8.07 The Giant 8.07 Kid Pancho 8.07 Nee-Hau-Ma 8.07 Crown Link 8.06 Burma Glory 8.05 Home Sweet
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    209 14 CHEFFIELD. Thurs. Eng- land beat Holland 5-2 in their "under-23" soccer international he:e yesterday. The teams were level 1-1 at half-time. England were flattered by the margin of their victory, scored with the help of a goal from the penalty spot and another from
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    LTAM REJECTS CEYLON INVITATION
    172 14 LTAM REJECTS CEYLON INVITATION KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya has turnx ed down an invitation from the Ceylon L.T.A. for Malayan players to take part in the Ceylon championships next month. Two leading Malayan play ers, S A. Azman and Tan So i« Kean, were selected
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    110 14 IPOH. Thurs.— The Perak A.A.A. has begun a fiveday training course for athletic coaches in the State. The course Is the first of Its kind In the country. It Is under the charge of Mr. Chum Shin Yee, a teacher attached to Anderson School. Ipoh. who
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    Winning number
    27 14 In the Perak Turf Club Big Sweep drawn on Wednesday, one of the starters was ticket No. *****9 and not No. *****8 as published yesterday.
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    Big test for S'pore Junior XI
    128 14 Big test for S'pore Junior XI QINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's Junior Asian Cup soccer team will get a hard test tomorrow when they meet Singapore Joint Services at Jalan Besar Stadium (kick-off 7.30 p.m.) Before this match, starting at 6 p.m.. Singapore Combined schools will meet Jollllads. Admission to the stadium
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    27 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Freddie Pope was re-elected president of the Singapore Motor Club at the club's annual general meeting held at Adelphi roof garden on Tuesday night.
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    134 14 CAPETOWN. Thurs. Gary Player, with a recordbreaking last round of 66, won the South African open golf championship here yesterday. He had 'a 72-hole aggregate of 280. The young South African, holder of the British open till-?, began the final two rounds yesterday lying five strokes behind
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    CHAROEN, KOPS LEAD IN HUNT for TITLE
    340 15 CHAROEN, KOPS LEAD IN HUNT for TITLE pHAROEN WATANASIN of Thailand and Erland Kops of Denmark, the two topseeded players, led a strong overseas challenge for the men's singles title in the All-England badminton championships, the game's premier tournament, which began here yesterday. Watanasin and Kops showed impressive form in
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    Top school
    44 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Alexandra Modern Secondary School won the Paslr Panjang district schools crosscountry run at Bukit Tlmah Road today. Nine schools took part In the 3i-mile race. Second were Alexandra Grammar, followed by Queenstown. Paslr Panjang. Outram and River Valley Government Middle School.
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    Victoria stay unbeaten
    65 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Vlcto- ria School maintained their unbeaten record In In ter-school soccer in Singapore when they beat Beatty Secondary B—48 4 on their own ground today. Rahman. Thlam Pang. Nadarajah (2 each) and Chong Fatt scored for Victoria, and Boon Leong (2), and Mow Tee for Beatty.
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    TEAMS FOR INTERNATIONAL
    105 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore hockey teams to meet the Federation ia en International and "B" international match at Rifle Range Road. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday will be: Singapore— An warul Hag; Chai Hon Yoong (rapt i, Sarboo. Skinner. Kirpal Singh. S. T. Llngam; E. Frlda. Kartar Bingh.
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    327 16 ANOTHER FREE ENTRY WORD PUZZLE CONTEST: BEGINS IN THE FREE PRESS ON MONDAY SHOTGUN HUNTERS FIRE IN VAIN: THEY ARE ONLY TICKLING IT SAY THE VILLAGERS SINGAPORE, Thursday. A CROCODILE! scare has gripped the people of Ponggol, a small fishing village on the swampy northern shore of
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    89 16 TUGS FAIL TO MOVE SHIP SINGAPORE, Thurs. Although about 600 tons of phosphate were taken off the 8,798-ton freighter, Capetan Carras, today, two S.H.B. tugs could not pull her off a reef, 15 miles from here. The freighter has been aground since Friday, at a spot near Pulau Nepah in
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    71 16 BONN. Thurs.— A doctor of Cologne University Hobpital said today lt had not yet been decided whether an operation was necessary to cure six-year-old Rajendra Kumar Pawa. who was brought from Singapore to Cologne six months ago for treatment of a rare blood disease The doctor
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    DEATHS
    64 16 CASLC RICIIVID Valllpuram lately of Income Tax Drpt Kuala Lumpur, brother of Cheliiah. retired Station Master. Chemor. paMed away in Jaffna yesterday. MRS. TtINO KITON (Madam Yeo Bak Hianm paaxed away on IT/l/tO leaving beiilnd her belovrd hunband. 4 ■ons. 4 daughter*, daughter-in-law, teKe will be leavl k 41-4
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    62 16 THC FAMILY OF the late Mr. A.P Rudra thanks all relative* and friend* who kindly assisted and attended the funeral. MR. (A. PONNIAH M.8.1, of the Geological Survey Ileudiuarter* pai«»d auay peacefully at the Batu Uajnh Roapltal 14-3-60. Mrs. Ponr.lah and family thank all relatives and friends for their
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    200 16 IKE TELLS CONGRESS 'AMERICA SHOULD ADMIT MORE ASIANS' WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower today usked Congress to double the number of quota immigrants allowed to enter the United States and to remove special restrictions on immigration from Japan and other countries in Asia. In a message to Congress, he asked for
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    33 16 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The World Bank today made a $40,000,000 loan to Japan to build a 45-mile express highway through one of the most heavily-populated and industrialised areas in the country.— Reuter.
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    237 16 Stabbed man's wife keeps bedside vigil in hospital as he weakens SINGAPORE, Thursday THK Siamese wife of a badly-wounded German scientist moved tp the General Hospital today to stay by her husband as his condition grew worse. Dr. Kurt Struber is critically 111 after being attacked by four thugs In
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    32 16 VALETTA. Thurs.— A British pilot and observer from the aircraft carrier Albion are missing, believed killed, after a mid-air collision with another plane, a naval spokesman said here today Reuter.
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    95 16 BY-ELECTION TESTS ON GAITSKELL POLICIES LONDON, Thurs.— Voters In two constituencies are expected to the their verdict today on the Labour Party's so-slow nationalisation. The Labour Party leader. Mr. Hugh Gaitske!!, quelled a revolt in his national executive yesterday against his moderate policy. Mr. Galtskell believes that the Labour Party
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    302 16 LONDON, Thurs. The recent recovery in Industrial equities was carried a stage further in London stock markets today. Business was on an Increased scale as a result of a good Investment demand and buying for th« new account which officially starts next Monday. There was a alight pause
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    20 16 LONDON. Tburs.— Buyer* £791. sellers 1792. Forward buyers £7t94, seller* £790. Settlement £T9l'j Turnover a.m. SO tons, p.m. SO.
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    48 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A solicitors' clerk. P. MadhavarL Nair, who sued a lorry driver. Ang Kuen Ngiah, for damages lor personal injuries suffered by him in a road accident, was awarded damages of $3,499 by Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin In th» High Court here today BADMINTON
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