The Straits Times, 9 May 1960

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    23 1 BRITISH H.:;J AVEWACB DAILY CEBTItIEIt SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times fiat** 1 1 He****** Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 9, 1960 15 CENTS
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    U.S. ADMITS SPYING
    435 1 'Flight probably made to get information' WASHINGTON, Sunday 4 No orders given in Washington' •J 1 HE State Department conceded last night that an American plane under control of the United States Government had been caught in a clear-cut act of spying over Russia. A State Department
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    FEAR OF SURPRISE ATTACK CAUSES WORLD TENSION
    1228 1 tain information now concealed behind the Iron Curtain a flight over Soviet territory was probably undertaken by an unarmed civilian U-2 plane. "It is certainly no secret that Intelligence collection activities are practised by all countries and post-war history certainly reveals that the
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    'Britannia and mine' denial
    44 1 LONDON. Sun— The British Admiralty yesterday denied newspaper reports of a mine in the path of the Royal honeymoon yacht Britannia. A spokesman said that the reports were "completely untrue and have been built up just to cause a sensation."
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    Lock icon Kiwis protest
    15 1 AUCKLAND. Sun. An orderly crowd of 2,000 today passed resolutions condemning apartheid. Reuter.
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    Grand gesture?
    39 1 MOSCOW. Sun.— Diplomats here today Indicated that Russia might be planning some "grand gesture" involving the pilot of the American plane shot down last week despite Mr. Khrushchev's earlier suggestion that he might be put on trial.
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    Lock icon Tengku: 'No regrets'
    527 1 LONDON, Sunday rpENGKU Abdul Rah- man was quoted today as saying he had no regrets over breakIng off his informal talks with Mr. Eric Louw. South African Minister for External Affairs, on apartheid. "It was no sudden loss of temper." he said in an interview with the
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    Sergeant beaten up as he holds gang clash suspect
    401 1  - Sergeant beaten up as he holds gang clash suspect P. BASKARAN. By KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. J^ POLICE Sergeant grimly held on to a thug while 10 others rained blows on him witS sticks and stones in Bukit Biatang Road line today. i 1 1 Sgt. Jan Singh. 49. of Pudu
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    12 HELD IN RAIDS ON PAHANG VILLAGES
    77 1 12 HELD IN RAIDS ON PAHANG VILLAGES BENTONG, Sun. Special Branch detectives detained 12 people, including five women, under the Emergency Regulations in sweeps yesterday at Perting and Ketari new villages and at Sang Lee Estate on the 14th mile. BentongTras Road. The raids were part of a drive to
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    Razak: Govt. is keeping faith
    243 1 Razak: Govt. is keeping faith IPOH, Sun. The Al- liance Government was keeping its promises of peace, prosperity and justice for the people of Malaya, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. told a political rally tonight. He was speaking at Gopeng In support of Mr. Liew Why Hone, the
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    STOP PRESS
    16 1 S KllllD 11 -HUH IN ||f Cr rJUPEH I iv So UUL' iu-i in:u::i
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    Women faint in wedding day crush
    80 2 CROWDS push woman faint and harassed policemen try desperately to keep order »t the biggest event of the year the wedding of Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones. More than a million people filled the Mall as well as the rest of tht route
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    Cavalry escort and a glass coach for the bride
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    TEACHERS' MEETING: NO QUORUM
    92 2 TEACHERS' MEETING: NO QUORUM SINGAPORE. Sun— A key meeting of the Singapore JTeacher^' Union, called for today to* discus* a new constitution paving the way for a single union for all gftdes of teachers was postponed due to lack of a quorum. The meeting was scheduled to start at 1
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    Now 1961 proclaimed as 'Visit Singapore' year
    204 2 SINGAPORE. Sun —The Minister for Culture. Mr. S Rajaratnam. has proclaimed next year as "Visit Singapore—the Orient Year." This is in keeping with the decision last year by the International union of official travel organisations, of which Singapore is a member, to observe
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    NEW TAX LA W WILL HARASS THE HONEST MAN: ASSOCIATION
    815 2 NEW TAX LA W WILL HARASS THE HONEST MAN: ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE. Sun riVdE Income Tax A Payers' Association of Singapore has urged the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, lo reconsider the proposed amendments to the Income Tax Ordinance. The association in a memorandum to the Minister. submitted that the
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    Lock icon US to seek interview with captured airman
    464 3 US to seek interview with captured airman AMBASSADOR TOLD TO TRY AND GET THE FULL DETAILS WASHINGTON. Sunday THE UNITED States is expected to demand an opportunity to talk to the American pilot who the Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrushchev, claims was shot down on an aerial spying mission deep inside
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    Lock icon CONVALESCING BEVAN IS VISITED BY HIS OLD FRIEND FROM INDIA
    47 3 MR. ANEI'RIN SEVAN, a Labour Party leader, convalescing after a serious stomach operation, and Mrs. Bevan were hosts to the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, and Mrs. Pandit. Mr. Nehru's sister, in London last week. U.P.I, picture.
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    30 flood deaths
    30 3 NEW YORK. Sun— Floods and the cold spell following a series of tornadoes have killed 30 people and injured about 250 others in Oklahoma and Arkansas.— U.P.l
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    Mornard? It's either death or glory...
    160 3 MEXICO CITY. sun. —A rich reward or Kremlinstyle oblivion awaits her husband's killer, ageing Mrs. Natalia Sedova Trotsky said yester;iay when told of the expulsion of Jacaues Mornard. Mornard obtained his freedom via secret proceedings that culminated on Friday with his departure on a
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    Lock icon Tony firmly refused title, says Pictorial
    220 3 Tony firmly refused title, says Pictorial BEHIND THE SCENES' WEDDING WRANGLE LONDON, Sunday. ]tf R. ANTONY Armstrong-Jones, with the ITJ help of his wife, Princess Margaret, successfully stood firm against advice that he be made an Earl, it was reported here today. In a "now It can be told" article
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    CLIMBERS FIND SNOWMAN'S FOOTPRINTS
    80 3 CLIMBERS FIND SNOWMAN'S FOOTPRINTS KATMANDU, Sun.— A Japanese expedition to the J uk ii l Himal Range reported yesterday that it bad discovered fresh footprints of Yeti, the Abominable Snowman, at an altitude of 16.000 feet. The Japanese team made the discovery while climbIng the 23,000-ft. unclimbed White Peak in
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    First election
    29 3 SAIGON. Sun. Voters In Communist North Vietnam went to the polls today In the first general election held there since the Geneva agreements temporarily partitioned Indo-Chlna.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon LOST PLANE SIGHTED ALL SAFE
    70 3 LOST PLANE SIGHTED ALL SAFE KATMANDU. Sun. A Pliatus Porter aircraft, missing for three days on a flight to Swiss mountaineering camp on Mount Dhaulaglrl. was sighted by a search plane today. It appeared to have suffered no serious damage and it was presumed all thre e occupants are safe.
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    Lock icon Cuba, Russia to have envoys
    44 3 HAVANA, Sun. Cuba and the Soviet Union have formally re-established diplomatic relations at Embassy level. It was announced last night. Relations were broken off in 1952 after two Russian couriers refused to let Customs men inspect their luggage— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Biggest inarch
    23 3 GLASGOW, Sun. Three thousand people marched through the street* here today In the biggest anti-nuc-lear demonstration ever held In Scotland. Reuter.
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    AIRPORT RIOT AS CUBAN LEADER RETURNS
    215 3 AIRPORT RIOT AS CUBAN LEADER RETURNS HAVANA, Sun. ProCastro and antiGovernment supporters rioted at Havana airport yesterday and one man was critically wounded in the shooting that was quickly halted by police. The violence broke up a reception by the Authentic' Party for Its leader, Dr. Aurello Sanchez Arango, on
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    Lock icon The 'panga man' terror ends
    50 3 PRETORIA. Sun— Phineas Tshltaundzi. 40, an African alleged to be Pretoria's notorious "panga man" who terrorised couples in a lovers" lane here was sentenced to death yesterday. He was tried on 14 charges including two of rape, committed in a five-year reign of terror. Reuter.
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      314 3 Your radio today RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 476 metrea NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Short Wave: 62 meJrM from S.OO 10.00 p.m. SERVICE 41.7 metre* AM 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 MED KM WAVE SERVICES rorrOa?eX e hMulic%o N^e K^ J News; 8.05 A Date With Music; Penanc 366 metre* 8.30 Ted
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    ART SHOW PLANNED FOR NATIONAL DAY FAIR
    151 4 ART SHOW PLANNED FOR NATIONAL DAY FAIR SINGAPORE, Sun. Local artists have been invited to participate in an exhibiti o n of paintings, sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, in connection with the coming National Day celebrations. I Paintings must be original and those with a local theme are preferred.
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    Play by the Stage Club
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Tne Stage Club will present R.C. Sheniffs "The White Carnation" at the Cultural Centre on May 25. 26 27 at 9 p.m. and May 28 at 5.3Q and 9 p.m. Tickets at $4. $3 and $2. are on sale at Robinson's.
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    WHERE TO SEE FREE FILM SHOWS THIS WEEK
    89 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Free film shows with short talks on current topics will be given during the week at the following places, all shows beginning at 7 p.m.: MONDAY: Kampong Coconut Plantation, off Woodlands. 14} m.s.: Koong Mln School. Florence Road; Pulau Semakau.
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    Student enrolment for a college is held up
    566 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. THE Singapore College, a limited liability company to promote higher education here, which had planned to start evening classes next month, has postponed* student enrolment because of a "difference of opinion between the Education Ministry and members of the college."
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    DR. TOH WILL OPEN ONE-MAN SHOW BY A LOCAL ARTIST
    155 4 DR. TOH WILL OPEN ONE-MAN SHOW BY A LOCAL ARTIST SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Yeow Chew Hong, 23, English teacher at the Chao Yang School here, will give a one-man exhibition of 120 paintings at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from May 12 to 15. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh
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    Flag Day brings in $800
    52 4 SEREMBAN. Sun. Th* 1 Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association announced tonight that their Flag Day I held yesterday netted $800. The Flag Day was to raise 1 funds to build a rest centre, estimated to cost $5,000. on the summit of
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    Knife found
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Police today found a knife In their investigation Into the death of Pua Kok Yong, 50, who was found dead beside his bed In Upper Thomson Road yesterday.
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    State grant
    24 4 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The Kelantan State Government has made a $1,000 grant for ft permanent museum to be built in the state.
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    Dr. Prasad greets Tagore Society
    298 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. President Prasad of India has sent his greetings to the Tagore Society of Singapore which today celebrated the Indian poet's birthday. In a message to the society's president. Dr. Lin Wo Chiang, the Indian President said: "Tagores work and the spirit which they
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    Changi concert
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The eighth Aneka Ragam Fa'ayat l this year was held at Jalan Tiga Ratus. off 10 m.s., Changi i Road, tonight.
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    Special prayers to mark Vesak Day celebration
    243 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Buddhist Association will hold special prayers and a variety concert during its three-day celebration beginning wltn Vesak Day on Tuesday. The functions will be held at Sri Landaramaya Buddhist Temple at St. Michael's Road. On Wednesday night, all night
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      355 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES THE following ls todays Madras (AI 402, B_l o pjn 1 schedule of civil aircraft J^j.™*"* 8J movements at Paya Lebar 1015 am Airport. Singapore: Pan- American: From S*n ARBIVALS Francisco. Honolulu, Wake. BOAC mm London. Cal- Manila. Saigon (PA 831, cutu. Bangkok (BA 714/028) 815
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      137 4 DEPASTURES BOAC: To Dexwln. Sydney. Melbourne tBA 714 028. 9.15" P Garuda: To Medan (OA Ml) a.m. Cathay Pacific: To Bangkok, Hong Kon« (CX 724) 2 30 p.m. Thai International: To Kuala Lumpur (TO 402) 10.45 a.m. Air India: To Jakarta. Darwin, Sydney (AI 402) 9.10 p.m. Qiuiiaa: To Kuala
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    Mr. S. IS'POCKET DICTATOR' SAYS MAX
    206 5 Mr. S. IS'POCKET DICTATOR' SAYS MAX rOH, Sun. A suggestion that Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, secre-tary-general of the Peoples' Progressive Party, is a "pocket dictator" was made today by Mr. Mak Fie Hong, a committee member of the party until his resignation last Friday. In a signed statement to the
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    Tea for star
    32 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun. Raja Sulochana. wellknown South Indian film star, will bP entertained to tea by the Hindu Youth Organisation here at 5.30 p.m. on Tuesday at Kullm Road
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    Falls into river
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun A schoolboy. Low Kwai Sun. 12. was injured today when he slipped and fell into the Gombak River while preparing to have a swim.
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    NEW MEMBERS FOR DEWAN
    78 5 IPOH. Sun. Eight new members have been appointed to the Dewan Negara. Pprak. in place of those whoso two-year terms have ended. The eight new members are Dato Haji Meor ArifT bin Meor Alr.-i. Dato Mohamed' Ramly bin Abdullah. Dato Tajl Othman bin Haji Bodin. Inche
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    GUTHRIE CHIEF'S WEDDING IN K.L.
    53 5 MR. LAN STEMSON. manager of the estates division of Guthrie and Co.. and his bride, the former Miss Jarmila Svarc. of the U.S. Embassy, after their wedding at St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Mr. Stcmson is president of the Malayan Tennis I'mpires Association.
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    59,532 cars in S'pore
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Another 421 cars were registered last month, bringing th" total to 59.532. The number of motor-cy-cles and bicycles also showed a marked Increase. Ther# are now 15.362 motorcycle. 1 and 259.390 bicycles an Increase of 328 and 947 respectively.
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    Tractor death
    24 5 BENTONG. Sun. A five-year-old girl. Ah Lin. died in hospital here yesterday after being hit by a tractor on Bungei Pertang Estate.
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    Young recruits to gangs: Appeal to parents
    326 5 Young recruits to gangs: Appeal to parents r IPOH, Sunday OARENTS here were urged today to win the confidence of their children and rescue them from the "clutches and threats" of secret societies. The appeal came from a senior police spokesman after investigations had shown that more and more students
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    Youth who left home is found in temple
    162 5 Youth who left home is found in temple SEREMBAN, Sun.— A 17--year-old boy who left his parents to 'search the unknown" was re-united with his family last night after being missing for 50 hours. C. Sethugavalor. who left home at 8 a.m. on Thursday, was seen by a friend of
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    $10 for fund
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. A cheque for $10 was received today from Mrs. M. Chen of Gllstead Road towards the Secondary Education Fund for blind Jane Chwee of Ipoh.
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    Sick, so man took opium
    43 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Yeok Kee. 68. a house painter, told the Sessions Court today he had to smoke opium because of a chronic illness. He was fined $150 for being In possession of opium and opium smoking utensils.
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    GANGLAND ARSENAL
    33 5 SOME of the secret society weapons which the Ipoh police have recovered from hide-outs during the past six months. Many were recovered on tips riven by the public— Straits Times picture.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    335 6 U Worit tit Minimum) ALL COLD STORAGE shops closed Tuesday, No deliveries. ROBINSON'S, Singapore: dowel all day tomorrow, 10th May Vesak Day. DRESSES COWNS Rale at Malrhanda. Telephone B'pore ***** *****. WE WTSH TO adrtse our customer* that the More will be clomd all day on Tuesday, Vesak Day
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      The Year In Commerce
      668 6 Though brief, Mr. ThorntonJones' presidency of tha F.M.S. Chamber et Commerce has seen some momentous developments in the Malayan economy. Since Singapore's constitution il advance last year the whole question of trade across the Causeway has been thrown open, in the Federation itself a programme of
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      Red Handed
      380 6 It is Mr. Khrushchev's almost incredibly good fortune that a United States aircraft has been caught over Soviet territory on an intelligence mission just when it is becoming clear that Soviet jet bombers are flying regular sorties at high altitudes in Japanese air space. It conies as no
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      Heads of State
      188 6 There could be no better token of the first-class friendship between independent Malaya and Great Britain than the Tengku's preliminary inquiry about the possibility of a visit by Queen Elizabeth. She would come not merely as the Queen of several of Malaya's best friends among the nations,
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    Now to the main business on the agenda!
    799 6  - Now to the main business on the agenda! KENNETH JAMES I by ALTH OUGH the discussions formal or informal of South Africa's apartheid policy at the meeting of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers was bound to take the boldest headlines, this is certainly not the main business on the Prime Ministers'
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    Lost cause
    758 6 CAIRO. Sunday THAT'S WHAT PAN-ARAB UNITY IS BECOMING rpHE cause of pan- Arab nationalism has seldom looked so hopeless as it does today. Those nationalists who are intelligent enough to see the facts. and honest enough to face their implications squarely, are in a mood near despair. The
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    India tries to shake 700,000 villages awake
    469 6  - India tries to shake 700,000 villages awake JOHN WILLIAMS: pf 0 m Bombay AH A P H AZARD collection of strawthatched huts, women pounding the family wash at the well, naked children in the shade, withered old men on matchstick legs, the redbrown earth swept along by a sun-baked wind
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    Bus millionaire freed by gang: Big ransom paid
    459 7 KEPT BOUND, GAGGED FOR NINE DAYS ZY UNDERGROUND CELL SINGAPORE, Sunday fT\ H E kidnapped millionaire chairman of the Green Bus Company, Mr. Ong Cheng Siang, 44, was released on Friday night after being held captive in an underground cell somewhere on
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    $1-A-MINUTE TO SEE CAPITAL FROM AIR
    133 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ANYBODY with $10 to spare will be able to see Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya from the air I on Sundays. This attraction will be offered by the Flying Club here In a bid to raise revenue. The flights, which will
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    Order's first monastery
    42 7 IPOH, Bun. The Redemptorist Mission has established a monastery In Ipoh. its first in Malaya. From this monastery, at Tambun Road, the priests and brothers of the order will go out to all parti of the country to preach.
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    Borneo visit
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The British High Commissioner. Sir Oeofroy Tory, and Lady Tory left yesterday for an Informal visit to North Borneo and Sarawak. They are due back on May 24
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    THE INDONESIAN DELEGATES
    51 7 THE throe Indonesian representatives at the first regional conference of South-East Asian rural economists which began at the I'niversity of Malaya yesterday. They are (from left) Mr. R. Sudarsono. Professor R. M. Iso Rektohadiprodjo and Dr. Bacbtlar Rifai. The conference will last until May 14.— Straits Times
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    You are the farmers' friend (and ours) Ismail tells agriculture experts
    375 7 You are the farmers' friend (and ours) Ismail tells agriculture experts KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday J*HE Minister of Ex- ternal Affairs, Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today told a conference of economic experts, here to smooth the way for the Federation's rural development programme: "The importance of agricultural economists, for
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    BANK MEN WANT CUT IN SUBSCRIPTION
    170 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE 3,000-member National Union of Bank Em- ployees is to consider reducing its monthly membership subscription of $2. At Its first annual general meeting today, the Kuala Lumpur branch of the union (with 600 members) unanimously passed a resolution urging the
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    Farmers to boost yield
    59 7 TELUK ANBON, Sun. Padi planters In the Sungel Manik and Labu Kubong areas here will be using the new urea fertiliser to improve their yield this year. About 185 tons of the fertiliser will be released by the Apex Bank in Penang through ■even local co-operative
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    ENOUGH LAND IN MALAYA FOR ALL RAZAK
    356 7 A LOR STAR. Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today there should be enough land in Malaya for all landless people. "But we do not know yet the exact number of people for whom we must provide land." he
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    A WARD FROM C-in-C FOR No. 209 SON.
    70 7 A WARD FROM C-in-C FOR No. 209 SON. SINGAPORE. Sun. Air Chief Marshal, the Earl of Bandon, C-ln-C. FEAF. will present a Standard to No. 209 Squadron based at Seletar, on Friday at 4.15 p.m. The Standard is awarded •o R.A.F. sauadrons after 25 or more years of meritorious operations.
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    11 from Brunei finish training
    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Eleven staff members of the Brunei Marine Department have returned to Brunei after completing a training course in navel subjects at the Royal Malayan Naval Barracks in Singapore. The course Included seamanship. Dhysical training first aid and parade ground training.
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    Cinema show
    25 7 PENANO. Sun.— The Malay Youth League will hold a public film show at the Muslim Orphanage, Kampong Bahru. at 7.30 p.m. next Friday.
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    Stay-in rebels refuse to see anyone
    126 7 nWAHO, Sun.— Thirty Indonesian rebels who have been refused political asylum by the Federation Government have virtually isolated themselves in the Batu Ferrlnghl home of their counsel, Mr. Jag-jit Singh, about 11 miles from the city. The Indonesians, led by Johannes Choeldi. who holds
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    May 31: A day of prayer for S. Africa
    185 7 May 31: A day of prayer for S. Africa SINGAPORE, Sunday. A NGLICAN churches here will say prayers for race-troubled South Africa on May 31. The Archbishop of Capetown wrote last month to the former Bishop of Singapore the Right Rev. H. W. Baines. asking that the clergy and laity
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    IMAGES OF BUDDHA GIVEN TO TEMPLE
    114 7 IMAGES OF BUDDHA GIVEN TO TEMPLE Xl ALA LL'MFLR. Sun. Tbe Thai Ambassador, Nai Thitinant Na Nong, to- > day presented images of Lord Buddha to tbe Buddha Jayantt temple in Circular Road to mark the 'Vesak celebrations which began yesterday. The presentation was made on behalf of Rev. Phrakra
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    £5 postal order available
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A new denomination of British Postal Order for £5 costing $43 45 will be on sale in Federation post offices fro *n May 16. It was announced today. The value of the postal order may be Increased up to lid. by affixing unused
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    16 nurses pass their finals
    70 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sixteen nurses have passed their final examinations. They are: Yeoh Poh Ewe. Amir Hashim bin Mohamed Snarl. Goh Ouat Neoh. Soon Boon Hlang. Kok Cheng Keow, Lee Slew Hoon. Chan Miew Leng. Saraspathy Muthu Thamby, Norma binte Baba. Cecilia Choy Yin Lai
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      BIG SHARES DEMAND
      412 10 From today brokers will meet at Bank Negara By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange had a good week's business and there was widespread demand for* shares throughout the list. The two big factors which stimulated the market were the rise in the rubber price, which
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1003 10 Tin Bobber (per picul) (per Ib.) May 2 $385.50 3 £385.25 $1.23! 4 4 $386.75 $1,244 5 5386.50 $1.27', 6 $386.87 <i $1.26*. 7 $386.25 I 1 changed hands compared with 36 in the previous week and only three of the 23 changes showed lob&es. Sungei Bidor had
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      22 10 MaJsjrsa Stack Exchsncr: May 7 May Indwtrimla: 142.91 142.65 Tins: 175.48 175.37 f Babbera: 291.28 287.61 Jam. 1 ISSS 100.
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      35 10 Fed. Dispensary Klu&nc ord. and prrf. Riverview SuncH Batan payment payment for 7*** 10% May 28 10% 30"*+ 'June 17 80% Jun» 17 70% 10%+ U»9 35 previous ymr 10% 30% 15% 30%
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      1324 10 'THE following list of reTlaed quotations was lamed by mrmbrrs of the Malayan Stock Exchange after their last meeting on Saturday (May 7) H and L atand for highest and lowest for business done this year. INDUSTRIALS Dt» 6% 1959 ***** 101-50 MY TO MARIIUSS X cci
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        Lock icon Squeeze pegs up prices
        527 10 J*HE squeeze on May rubber on the Singapore market last week (which later spread to June) took prices to their highest levels since November last year. Throughout the period the focus was entirely concen- trated on May Arst grade and the premium on the position widened
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        SATURDAY BUSINESS
        395 10 f\N the Malayan Stork Exchange on Saturday. (May 7), all sections were quiet. Singapore members reported the following dealings at 12 noon. Individual share markings art given in brackets unless only on* contract was written. Industrials: Praser and Neavs ords $2.14 (2), $2.13; Gammon $2.56 ON; McAlisier $1.52
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        EXCHANGE RATES
        147 10 ALL Malayan Exchange Banks' Association rates were unchanged on Saturday, May 7, as follows (all rates to $100): New York: buying airmail TT. 32 15/16. O.D. 33 1/16. 90 d/s» 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills. Canada: baying airmail T.T. 31 15/16, O.D. 32 1/16, 90
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      463 10 INVEST the MODERN way in UNIT TRUSTS. For information «mJ Free Booklet write to MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LTD., P.O. Bo« 90, Sinaoporc EVERETT ORIENT LINL far Hintaac. Jaaaa:— Spore P. Sham Penang ■"BONIVEIin" Jt May J4 May May "LENEVCRETT" 13 Jaae IBJoM Cill» pkii Far Rasgaaa. CMttagasf. CaJtatta:"RUTMEVEBEJT- B JaM
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      217 10 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All Members of the above Association In the State of Singapore will be cloned for business on Tuesday. 10th May 1960 for Vesak Day. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that Che'haron bin HJ. Salleh Is no longer in our employment, and has no authority
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    Cup win for West Star
    1593 11  -  EPSOM JEEP By THE BIG SWEEP: Total pool $195,200 IST PRIZE: No. *****4 $53,560 2ND PRIZE: No. *****8 $21,424 3RD PRIZE: No. *****3 $10,712 STARTERS ($3,570 each) Not. *****1. *****3. *****3, *****2, *****6. *****5. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($l,OOO each): Not. *****6. *****4. *****8, *****7, *****1. *****3.
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    Treasurer absent—SAAA meeting is adjourned
    217 11 Treasurer absent— SAAA meeting is adjourned r-\ Kuala Lumpur, Sun. j— THE Selangor Amateur Athletic Association annual meeting here today was abruptly adjourned because the treasurer was absent, the accounts were not signed and the account books were not produced. The annual meeting will be called again within a month.
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    FTD AWARD TO LYE CHOON
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Sun— Chan Lye Choon gained the fastest time of the day award In the Singapore Motor Club's Gap Hill Climb today. Driving his Cooper 1098 cc. Chan clocked the fastest Umt In winning the racing cars unlimited event.
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    BRILLIANT MARES SOLD TO MALAYA
    110 11 BRILLIANT MARES SOLD TO MALAYA l_ _J PERTH. Sun. Western x Australia has just lost two of Its most brilliant racing mares to Malaya. They are La Fiama and tA- 1 llsse. They have been sold to Malayan owner*. La Flama has won seven races up to a mile- in
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    Upset in men's doubles
    98 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— C. Kanagendran and Billy Yap, both of Klang, crushed seeded S A. Azman and Harry Cho 6-3. 6.2 In the doubles: semi. finals In the Selangor Qolf Club open tennis championships here today. Later. In the final they went 5.5 In the first
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    Coaches must stay longer—PAAA
    193 11 Coaches must stay longer PAAA PENANG. Sunday. ATHLETICS coaches visiting Malaya in future should spend at leajst three months at each main centre, the Penang Amateur Athletic Associa- tion suggests today "Short visits. although helpful, do not allow the coaches to get across to the athletes all that they would
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    Down—Racial barriers...
    56 11 Down Racial barriers... SEREMBAN. Bun— Two Indians and a Eurasian turned out today for Negrl Sembllan Chinese R.C. in their friendly soccer match against Selangor Indians here. They were Velu. Sankaran and Peter van Hulzen. This is the first time that the N.B.C.R.C. have fielded non-Chinese in their soccer team.
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    Riot stops a football match in Australia
    417 11 SYDNEY. Sun. A riot caused the abandonment of the Bal-gownie-Budapesi soccer match In the Nt* South Wales Federation Div 1 today. The referee awarded the game to Balaownle who were leading 4-1 Results of the weekend's mat- ches: NSW Fee!. Div. 1 Apia
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    94 12 Word* Sit (Minimum ANTHONY JOSEPH FERNANDEZ sgrd &6, of Jtram Padanic Emats B.ihau. pnssed away on V.V6O at Malacca General Hospital. Funeral 4 p.m. today at Srrrmban. MD. ANNA NC AH KHIAUW. ;i t >d < pasurd away peai ••fully at th» rr«id<n<v of hfr daughter Annri \jrr All
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    RAF newcomer causes SCC collapse
    253 12 RAF newcomer causes SCC collapse MORGAN (S-lO) HELPS ARMY TO BEAT POLICE By FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDiN Singapore, Sunday 'J'ONY TIZZARD, Royal Air Force's new acquisition to their already formidable speed battery, made an impressive debut in Singapore cricket by claiming five Singapore Cricket Club wickets in their rainspoilt drawn S.C.A. Senior
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    Quahs show way to rout Army 9-1 in league
    395 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. Chinese, who will meet Perak Chinese in the M.C.F.A. Cup final at Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur next Saturday, served a 9-1 warning to Perak today when they outplayed the Army in the S.A.F.A. Premier League at Jalan Besar.
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    LYE CHOON IS FASTEST
    474 12 SINGAPORE. Sun. Chan Lye Choon, winner of the 1958 Macao Grand Prix, set the fastest time at the Singapore Motor Club's Dunlop Gap hill climb today when he clocked 48 sec. in winning the racing cars unlimited event in his Cooper IOMJcc. Results were: MOTOB CYCLES
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    545 12 SOCCER S.A.F.A. Premier League: Chinese 9 (Kirn Swee, Kirn Slak 3. Yong Kong 2, Seng Pah 3) Army 1 iNeilsoni. Cheng Wah Cup final: Ipoh 2 (Boon Bee. Abdul Rahman) Taiplng 1 (Asmone All) at I poh. Governor's Cup: North Combined Schools 3 (Syed Hood 2, Zalnal Abldin)
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    CABLES IN BRIEF
    203 12 SOCCER F.A. CUP Final: Wolves 3, Blackburn O,(at Wembley). TENNIS LONDON championships: Men's 81ngles: final M. Davles bt. B. Patty (M&.) 3-6, 6-0, 6-4; Women's final C. Truman bt A. Mortimer 6-1, 6-4. RT (.BY UNION TOUR match: Scotland 30 K Transvaal 16 (at Springs, Transvaal). RACING
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    ALL the scores
    677 12 ARMY v. POLICE ARMY Sullivan b Cooke 26 Morgan cde Witt bda Suva 8 Bowles b Rotari 32 Keech c Frida b Cooke 7 Atkinson lbw Rozarlo 1 Faith b Roeario 0 Hadley c Stevens b Cooke 1 Bailey not out 35 Perkins c Sivamayam b Rozarlo
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    SELANGOR BEAT PERAK
    59 12 I POH. Sun— Selangor beat Pc- rak by ten wickets In their Malayan Cricket Association League match whici ended one hour after lunch here today. Final scores: Selangor 179 and I 32 for one; Peralc 114 and 98. At SEGAMAT. Malacca be** Johore by 52 runs. Final
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