The Straits Times, 11 May 1960

Microfilm: NL4029
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    17 1 AVERACB DAILY CEBTIfrJJE** SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 15 CENTS
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    $100,000 GEMS GRAB
    412 1  -  8. K. BASKARAN GANG OF SIX HOLD UP CAR ON PASS 'Put your head out and I kill you' warning i By Towkay: I felt like fainting ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A gang of six today held up a goldsmith on winding Kanching Pass, 12 miles north of
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    Bodies of three stabbed women found in well
    152 1 TANJONG TUALLANG (Perak), Tuesday ■pHK bodies of three women were found in a disused 2 1 -ft. well beside a jungle track here today. They had been brutally stabbed. I The women were Chong Slew Keow. 41. Lai Chen, 44. and Chong
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    Lock icon Queries for Govt.
    30 1 LONDON. Tues. Labour Members of Parliament will ask tomorrow whether and to what extent Britain has cooperated with the United States in aerial reconnaissance over Russia. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon A warning by Khrushchev: We'll hit back at bases with rockets...
    1125 1 A warning by Khrushchev: We'll hit back at bases with rockets... MOSCOW, Tuesday. MR Nikita Khrushchev last night warned Western Ambassadors that if aerial provocations continued against Russia she would shoot down the planes and aim rockets at their bases At a Czech Embassy reception he gave a clear warning
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    Lock icon SHOT DOWN U.S. SPY PLANE IS PUT ON SHOW
    190 1 MOSCOW, Tues.— The wreckage of the American 1-2 jet spy plane went on display in Gorki Park today despite a claim by the plane's designer that photographs released by Russia of the crashed plane were faked. The plane was hauled from
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    3 held after gang attack on police
    129 1 PENANO, Tuesday. "TWO policemen were attacked by 10 thugs at Batu 1 Lanchang Lane here today. Sgt. Mohamed Shariff bin Raja Man and P. C. Nik Mohamed. of Jelutong Station, were attacked as they were about to enter a kampong to Investigate a
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    KHIR: TRADE PACT WILL BRING MORE CAPITAL
    390 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. A TRADE AGREEMENT signed today between Malaya and Japan will lead to more Joint industrial ventures and increased trade. This view was expressed by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. after the agreement was signed at
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    GAY GUEST DIES AFTER A DANCE WITH THE BRIDESMAID AT WEDDING
    161 1 GAY GUEST DIES AFTER A DANCE WITH THE BRIDESMAID AT WEDDING SINGAPORE. Tues. A wedding guest danced with the pretty bridesmaid to the background of clinking glasses and gay chatter The music over. Mr. Norman Victor Jansen. 58. (above) bowed gaily to hi partner and returned to his seat. Ther
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    Lock icon A-sub's 86 days under water
    98 1 A-sub's 86 days under water WASHINGTON, Tues.— U.S. nuclear submarine Triton today completed a 36.000-mile voyage around the world after being submerged for 86 days. President Eisennower awarded the Legion of Merit to Triton's commanding ofllcer, Captain Edward L. Beach, at a White House ceremony this morning. Triton sailed from
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon PM: We're not leaving family
    738 2 MALAYAN VIEW IF THERE IS NO CHANGE IN SOUTH AFRICA'S APARTHEID POLICY LONDON, Tuesday 'PI.M.M Abdul Rah- man said in a television interview here last night he did not think he would consider Malaya leaving the Commonwealth if South Africa showed no change of heart
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    MALAY NEWSMEN TO REVIEW FUTURE OF THEIR UNION
    168 2 SINGAPORE. Tues.The Singapore Malay Journalists Association today appointed a three-man sub-commit-tee to study whether the association should be dissolved or retained "in the light of the new era in Singapore." In the event of a dissolution, members are likely to loin the
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    TWO KNIFED BY GANGS
    67 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A youth Quah Siew Lim. was attacked today by a gang of eight In River Valley Road near the swimming pool. Quah. with stab wounds In the back, was picked by police near the Omar Road junction. Last night. In Van Kit Road a
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    K.L. GIRL GETS SYDNEY DEGREE
    99 2 K.L. GIRL GETS SYDNEY DEGREE \|ISS NCi SIUK LAV. of Bukit Bintang Road. Kuala Lumpur, received her Bachelor of Science degree at Sydney University. And watching her step forward on graduation day are her mother and two younger brothers. Mrs. Ng flew to Sydney specially for her daughter's big day.
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    Expert back to see Byrne again
    108 2 Expert back to see Byrne again CINGAPORE. Tues.— An Australian labour expert. Mr. H. A. Bland, who was here last year to help the Singapore Government "revolutionise" its labour legislation returned last night for more talks with Mr. K. M. Byrne, the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr Bland. Permanent
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    TWO URGE DEATH FOR ACID THROWERS AND KIDNAPPERS
    257 2 TWO URGE DEATH FOR ACID THROWERS AND KIDNAPPERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TfvVO Alliance Senators today called on the Government to make kidnapping and acid-throwing punishable with death. Benator T. H. Tan and Senator Raja Rastam Shalirome made this call when they spoke during the Senate debate on the Constitution Amendment)
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    Clerk promoted
    23 2 SEGAMAT. Tues. Inche Mustapha bin Daud, chief clerk of the Segamat District Office, has been promoted to the Johore Civil Service
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    RAJA MUDA'S LUXURY CAR ARRIVES
    57 2 RAJA MUDA'S LUXURY CAR ARRIVES PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues— A gleaming luxurious $23,520 car for the Raja Muda of Selangor was landed her* today from the Ben Line steamer. Benvenue. The car, an Austin Princess, was lifted by a crane from the ships hold to the wharf. It was then officially
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    Malacca gets new secretary
    42 2 MALACCA. Tues— The former District Officer. Talping, Inche Osman bin Abdul Kaiim. has assumed duties at State Secretary. Malacca. He succeeded Inche Abdullah bin Kulop Udi who went on transfer :o Penang last month as State Secretary there
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    Taxi meters move is postponed
    155 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'FHE Government move to fit all taxis in the Federation with meters by July 1 has been postponed for six months. This is because the Department of Road Transport is I engrossed In the task of trying to discover just how many
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    Shots fired to break up gang attack
    93 2 IPOH. Tues— Police tired 1 several shots Into the air last night to stop four youths who had attacked a mcc stall In Leong Sin Nam Street here, but the youths escaped. They had hit a man at the stall over the head
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    Wesak visitor
    28 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ceylon's High Commissioner in Malaya and Commissioner in Singapore. Mr D. C. R. Qunawardana. flew here today from Kuala Lumpur to celebrate Wesak Day.
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    New tax powers are too excessive—chamber
    587 2 New tax powers are too excessive chamber SINGAPORE, Tues. OIHE SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce feels lhat the proposed amendments to the Income Tax Ordinance gives the Comptroller "excessive powers" and "may cause unnecessary inconvenience and hardship to taxpayers.' This is stated in their memorandum to the joint standing sub
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    Car stolen
    23 2 SINGAPORE. Tues— A blue and black Hillman Tourer belonging to a salesman. Mr' Johnny Quek, was stolen from Stamford Road today
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    Lock icon Mr. K ON U.S. SPY PILOT: HERE IS THE PROOF
    140 3 THE Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikila Khrushchev, waves a huge print of a photograph he alleges was taken of a Russian military installation by the pilot of an American plane which was shot down by a Russian rocket on May Day.
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    Dutch send a strong Note to Jakarta
    186 3 'SATISFACTION FOR CHANCERY ATTACK' JAKARTA, Tuesday. THE Dutch Government has demanded satisfaction from Indonesia for "offences committed against the kingdom" during the attack on the Dutch Chancery in Jakarta last Friday. The demand was contained in a .strong Note handed to the Indonesian
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    Lock icon 'DISASTER' TO FREE JOMO KENYATTA
    145 3 NAIROBI. Tuesday. 2IR Patrick Renison, Governor of Kenya, said to- day that the return to political life of Jomo Kenyatta. Mau Mau leader now living in a restricted area, would be disaster from the security point of view. He described Kenyatta as ■African leader to
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    Lock icon BRITANNIA: IT IS DESTINATION UNKNOWN...
    66 3 BRITANNIA: IT IS DESTINATION UNKNOWN... LONDON, Tues.— The Royal yacht Britannia carrying Princess Margaret and her husband to a Caribbean honeymoon will from tonight go where those on board decide. The Admiralty, after reporting that the ship was about 400 miles northwest of the Azores, said there would be no
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    Lock icon Aussie pilots in demand
    39 3 SYDNEY. Tues— Pakistan International Airlines Ltd. have offered Australian airline pilots £A 421 a month to fly the airlines Super Constellation aircraft. Monthly wage paid to top Qantas pilots Is £A 258 a month— Reuter
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    MORNARD: HAS HE LEFT ON RED SHIP?
    91 3 MORNARD: HAS HE LEFT ON RED SHIP? I J ANA. Tues. Jacques Mornard, assassin of Leon Trotsky, who was released from Jail last week, has disappeared and is believed to have left Cuba. The Russian ship. Chkalov. left here on Sunday night and Mornard is thought to have boarded it.
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    Lock icon Man who got tired of being treated like a dog
    215 3 Man who got tired of being treated like a dog fILASGOW, Tues. A man who. according to his counsel, became utterly dependent on his wife for food and money and was treated as if he was a "pet dog", was jailed for six years here yesterday for killing her. Defending
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    Lock icon 109 ESCAPE AS JETLINER IS CRIPPLED ON LANDING
    245 3 109 ESCAPE AS JETLINER IS CRIPPLED ON LANDING NEW YORK, Tuesday. ALL 109 passengers and crew escaped safely from a Trans- World Airlines Boeing 707 jet airliner from Los Angeles when its landing gear apparently collapsed as it rolled down the runway on landing at Idlewild Airport yesterday. The huge
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    Lock icon IKE-KISHI RETURN GOLF MATCH
    61 3 IKE-KISHI RETURN GOLF MATCH WASHINGTON, Tues. President Eisenhower will play a return golf match against Mr. Nobusuke Klshi. the Japanese Prime Minister, during his stay in Tokyo next month, the White House announced today. The President and the Prime Minister first played against each other when Mr. Klshi visited Washington
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    'No baby' pill
    32 3 CHICAGO, Tues.- A pharmaceutical company announced yesterday that the Federal Food and Drug Administration had approved for long term use a pill called Envold which can prevent pregnancy. U.P.L
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      349 3 Your radio today... «^s.r%i- 9 5 Singapore Gazette; 10.00 The RADIO SINGAPORE Best In Music; 10.30 Hancocks Mfdi W v 476 metres H llhour nOO Oood Ni ht SHORTWAVE: 6! mrtrr* RADIO MALAYA A f M m 6.30 M Oood l^Mon!ing": m e.32 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News;
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    JUDGING BEGJNS TODAY
    150 4 JUDGING BEGJNS TODAY SINGAPORE, Tues* Ninety-nine children have entered the Singapore Musical Society's piano and singing competitions to be held over the next two weeks at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise. Eighty-five cnildren are in the piano contest and the remaining 14 are in the .singing section. Tickets priced at
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    Colourful Vesak procession
    257 4 ILLUMINATED FLOATS LEAD FLEET OF BUSES SINGAPORE, Tues. A colourful procession of illum i n a 1 c d floats through the main streets of Singapore tonight was the grand finale to the daylong celebrations to mark Vesak Day. The procession, organised by several Buddhist organisations here,
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    HEAVY AGENDA FOR ASSEMBLY
    174 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. rpHE Legislative Assembly, which meets tomorrow, has a heavy agenda before it. which includes dealing with the second and third reading of 16 Bills. Debate is expected on two controversial Bills, the Income Tax Amendment t Bill, and the Betting Bill. Mr. A. P.
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    HEAVY RAIN UNCOVERS A BABY'S GRAVE
    73 4 HEAVY RAIN UNCOVERS A BABY'S GRAVE SINGAPORE. Tues. Police today found what appeared to be the secret grave of a baby boy beside a fish pond in Lorong Tai Seng. Heavy rain had apparently loosened the earth and exposed the body. The find was made by a boy in search
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    1,142 gave blood in April
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.-Bldod donation* from 1,142 people last month replenished the blood bank which was at a dangerously low level during the first half of April A Government statement said that of these donors 171 were from the Services. 700 were civilians and 270 relatives. The
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    $7,500 PRIZES FOR DONATION DRAW9
    363 4 $7,500 PRIZES FOR DONATION DRAW 9 MORE than $13,000 worth of tickets for a "donation draw" have been sold by the Singapore stall of the International Bazaar for the Blind to be held at Victoria .Memorial Hall on Saturday. Prizes totalling $7,500 are offered for the 24 lucky winners. The
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    Science show
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Raffles Science and Mathematics Society will hold its fourth science and mathematics exhibition on May 13 and 14 at Raffles Institution from 2 to 6 p.m. on both days.
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    HIGHER WAGES FOR FIRM'S EMPLOYEES
    147 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Vf ORE than 300 employees of Mansfield and ComiTl pany Limited will get higher pay and improved working conditions under a two-year agreement reached between their representatives and the management. Under the agreement accepted at an extra-ordinary meeting of members of the Mansfield
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    Refuse removal
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. City Council worjters have re. erted to the old system of collecting refuse on Sundays and public holidays.
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    Talentime contest at National Carnival
    89 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A talentime competition will be held in conjunction with the National Carnival at the Raffles institution grounds on June 4 and 5. Closing date for entries will be Saturday. May 21. Only amateurs are eligible. Eliminations will be held at the Raffles Institution
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    A. A. PLANS BIG ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN
    213 4 A. A. PLANS BIG ROAD SAFETY CAMPAIGN SINGAPORE, Tues. A giant road safety campaign will be launched by the Automobile Association of Singapore this month. The association chairman, Mr. Milton Tan, told the Straits Times today that features of the campaign would include: Screening of colour slides and films from
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    JOURNALISTS FIND LINK WITH HOME
    143 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Five Singapore journalists, making a one-month tour of the United Kingdom at the Invitation of the Colonial Office, today told friends in Singapore of the wonderful time they were having. They are Mrs. Azah Aziz (Berita Hariani, Mr. R. Chandran i Straits Times
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      148 4 'i"'' 3*» 35 ITI Dj? in 3 i *4^ mn in a xjpt -*2m. WOLSELEY? j mHEhM^ YES -ON att HERE ARE THE ACTUAL ■k M I RESULTS IN THE 1960 MAfVI onll n n c A loas ecoNoMY If IlltJl HIU J CAR NO. 60-1960 MORRIS W m MINI
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      86 4 WHY 1 ...Margaret! CHOSEj j A CARIBBEAN! honeymoon! II HAT was the mysteri- i ous reason behind .1 Princess Margaret's choice of the Caribbean for her honeymoon with I Mr. Antony Armstrong- I Jones? A special report from Jamaica today will tell you why. Will she sUy at the hotel
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      9 4 MMMI SHTILA RAMANI IIKTAN ANAND In 2^J J IHINDI
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      92 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES TiE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Hong Kong (BA Ml/867) 1.20 p.m.; from Melbourne. Sydney, Darwin (BA 711. ill) 9 20 p.m.; from London, Bombay Colombo. Kuala Lumpur (BA 712 111) 6.20 p.m. Garodm: Prom
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      104 4 a.m.; from London. Calcutta. Bangkok iKM 572,056) 8.10 pjn. Malayan Airway i: Prom Penan*. Ipota. Kuala Lumpur ML 131) 9.45 a.m.. from Penang, iDoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML 101) 12.30 p.m from Jetselton. Brunei, sibu. Kuchlng (ML 407) 4.30 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 6.10 p.nr; from Kota Bahru. Penang,
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      280 4 Singapore diary... CLOTHING SHOP: St Andrew's Church. CWA Room, Sxith Side 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: Open meeting at YMCA. Orchard Road, 5.30 p.m. KAMALA CLUB: MaUyalam class 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. rOLICE BAND CONCERT at Hong Llm Oreen from 7.30 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. YWCA
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    Air mercy mission No. 3 for aborigine mother
    332 5 SOS FROM KUANTAN BRINGS RMAF PIONEER TO REMOTE KAMPONG TO TAKE SERIOUSLY ILL WOMAN TO CAPITAL AND HOSPITAL KUALI LUMPUR, Tuesday A THIRD mercy mission was flown today this time for an aborigine mother in remote Kampong Aur in south-east Pahang. The
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    New theft at rest house
    34 5 New theft at rest house SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. Burglars have broken into the Sungel Patani Rest House for the second time In three weeks. They stole liquor and cash, worth a total of $100
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    BRIBE CASE HEARING TOLD: $200 MONEY ORDER CAME WITH AN APPLICATION
    463 5 MALACCA, Tuesday AROAD Transport Department official. Kok Chee Sun. told a magistrate here yesterday that on Dec. 4 last .year he found i two envelopes on his I office table, one containing an application for the variation of a
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    DEATH
    36 6 I« W»r4s tit (Minimum} JANSEN Norman Victor suddenly on 10th May aged 57 years. Cortege :> Cambridge Road on 11th May at «.3O p.m. for Bt. Josephs Church (p.m.) and thence to Bidadarl. De« Ply regretted.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 6 Uord, tit (Minimum) MRS. ANN MEHTA Thanks all <nd fn.nds for their kind roessaKes of condolence. offers of Masses and attendance at tue funeral of her late husband Ronnie.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 6 M W»r*t tit < Minimum IN CHERISHED MEMORY of the .nd and father Ann Hork T-e Kv. r is. m. mbered by Cynthia Arthur Kvangeime and Samuel.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    She £tratts Sinus Wednesday, May 11,1960. Out Of The Blue
    621 6 She £tratts Sinus Wednesday, May 11 ,1960. Out Of The Blue The skein of confusion around the American aircraft brought down in Russia is becoming more tangled. If we are to believe what we are told, it was not coming from where the the pilot said it was coming from,
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    Broken Bonds
    407 6 That Malaya should even- tually have two fully developed universities one in Singapore and another in Kuala Lumpur and perhaps even i more in other places is in itself cause for pleasurable anticipation rather than alarm. |In Britain there is a trend [toward county universities: in Australia every
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    Taxi Delay
    208 6 Members of th? public who have clamoured over the years for the installation of meters in the Federation's taxis are not likely to be consoled with evidence that a thorough job is being done now that the deadline for installation has been postponed six months. The task of
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    TIME FOR A new look C'wealth AND NO OLD SCHOOL TIE
    775 6 TIME FOR A new look C'wealth AND NO OLD SCHOOL TIE WHATEVER else the Commonwealth Prime Ministers discuss or don't discuss, they will be spending some time this week on the machinery for holding a changing and expanding Commonwealth together. And about time too! All right. Let them be .republics
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      A little silence can be golden at times
      182 6 r piE U.S. State Department's attempt to pull the wool over the eyes of the people of the world and convince them that spying— or the euphemism "intelligence collection activities" which It chooses to use Is a necessary concomitant for their existence,
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    A NEW FEAR FILLS THE AIR IN THE U.S.
    1077 6  - A NEW FEAR FILLS THE AIR IN THE U.S. CYRIL DUNN The religious issue enters the presidential campaign with all its dangerous consequences AND SENATOR KENNEDY HAS NOT BEEN HELPING THINGS ALONG... -by- WASHINGTON, Tuesday EXPERIENCE gathered in the East shows pretty clearly that political behaviour is never sober when
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    Nanyang: Mr. P Tan to step down
    467 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpHE chairman of the Nanyang University Council, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, yesterday sent out letters to 11 regional councils in Malaya inviting them to elect a permanent representative each to the new council to be set up under the Nanyang University
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    1960 varsity convocation will be biggest ever
    65 7 1960 varsity convocation will be biggest ever SINGAPORE. Tues. This year's convocation of the University of Malaya, at the Victoria Theatre on June 11, will be in two sessions morning and afternoon. It will be the biggest-ever convocation with a total of 615 men and women getting their degrees and
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    Old tablet found on hill is given to District Office
    135 7 Old tablet found on hill is given to District Office BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues. A 19th century stone tablet found recently on a hillock has been presented to the Buklt Mertajam District Office. The tablet, now placed at the foot of the stairway leading to the District Office, bears an inscription
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    Malay-style museum planned for capital within year
    294 7 Malay-style museum planned for capital within year "WA'l W h. v ..ii^i u-_i i ...j»w.i ■■:;<. wmw^m w KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. WITHIN a year the Federal capital will have a new $1 million museum— the first new major Government building to be built in Malay style. The Prime Minister, Tengku
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    THE MALAYAN DOLLAR: THE SAFEST TO BUY AND TO HOLD...
    148 7 THE MALAYAN DOLLAR: THE SAFEST TO BUY AND TO HOLD... SINGAPORE. Tues. The Finance Minister. Dr. Gob Ken* Sure, said over Radio Singapore last night that he had been considering ways to encourage thrift among the people. But it was wider than the question of the interest rate, he said.
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    Night shift at Land Office
    53 7 KAJANG, Tues.— The staff of the Land and Town Board offices here have ended one week of voluntary night work to prepare returns and statements of accounts. Some of the .staff had returned to their desks at 7.30 p.m. and worked for three extra hours
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    3-CORNERED FIGHT FOR GHAZALI'S SEAT
    222 7 GRIK (Upper Perak) Tuesday rpHE by-election for the Perak Legislative As- r sembly constituency of Grik, in Upper Perak. will be a three-cornered fight between the Alliance, the People's Progressive Party and the Pan -Malayan Islamic Party Polling day is June 8. The three candidates
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    258 7 THE POLITICAL CENTRE -BY GOH Civil servants must understand strategy SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, made it clear last night that the political study centre for civil servants was not a party centre. He said this In the Radio Singapore programme "A Matter of Policy" In which
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    Housing allowance breach of faith
    136 7 PENANO, Tuesday. A CITY Council labourer will have to refund $333 A to the council because he has been drawing a housing allowance while occupying council quarters. Is has been recommendthe Council's establishand disciplinary comaddltlon, the committee ■ecommended that all Council employees reig housing allowances
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    Special service
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Monsignor Olcomendy. Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca, will officiate at a confirmation service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception here on Sunday.
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    Refinery to go to Bukom
    331 8 THAT'S BEST LOCATION, SAY SURVEY TEAM: INTEGRATION WITH PRESENT PLANT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'Tilt $48 million Shell oil refinery for SingaA pore will be located at Pulau Bukom. The Shell Company of Singapore announced today that a special survey team from Europe had decided on this
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    149 8 Architect son of a millionaire to wed English girl KUANTAN. Tues. More than a thousand guests will attend Kuantan's wedding of the year on Sunday. THE BRIDEGROOM is Mr. Lim Chin See. 28. third son of millionaire businessman Dato Lim Hoe Lek. THE BRIDE is 21-year-old Barbara Winifred Ford, of
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    TECHNICAL COLLEGE COURSE for MALAYS
    127 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T*HE Technical College here will soon start a one- year preliminary course for under-qualified Malay students to enable them to join the college. The principal of the college, Mr. N.A. Nalr. said today: "The Federation Government Is concerned over the' small number
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    Branches in all States
    51 8 .PENANG. Tues. The National Union of Teachers will revive its Kedah branch at a meeting on Saturday In the Sultan Abdul Hamid college hall at Alor Star. "With the re-organisation of this centre, we will have branches in every state." the president. Mr. D.S Ramanathan. said
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    Other countries...
    34 8 PENANG. Tuev Dr. ft K. Menon. former chairman of the Penang State Education Committee, will speak on "Other Countries. Other Customs" at the Ku Yew Seah Night School tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.
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    He steals for JOY
    55 8 fELUK ANSON. Tues. A young rubber tapper told a magistrate here paaterday that he "enjoyed stealing other people's property" and that he "didn't mind" others stealing his. Shem Koon Lian, 21. who pleaded guilty to stealing 50 katis of rubber sheets, was jailed for eight months.
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    20 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues Inche Onn bin Abdullah, Senior Customs Officer. Sungei Patani. has been transferred to Kota Bharu.
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    Pensioners to study claims
    46 8 ALOR STAR. Tues —The Kedah Government Pensioners' Association will hold its annual meeting on May 28 at the Malay Gtrls' School in i Seberang Perak. It will discuss claims for the i restoration of full pension I after 10 years' retirement. i
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    Free classes
    29 8 SEGAMAT. Tues.— To encourage the study of the national language, free classes on two nights a week have been started at the Bukit Hampar English School here.
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    Four priests celebrate a jubilee
    100 8 pENANG, Tues.— Four Christian brothers three in Malaya and one in Hong Kong will celebrate their silver jubilee on Saturday. Three of them are Malayans, while the fourth, from Hong Kong, is at present serving in Japan. They are: Rev. Brother T. Michael, director of
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    W.H.O. course in Moscow
    52 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The World Health Organisation has Invited the Federation to send a delegate to attend a training course at Moscow from Aug. 16 on In-sect-borne diseases. The question or sending a representative was now being considered, a spokesman for the Ministry of External Affairs
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    400 SAY: DON'T BAN FISH STAKES
    124 8 400 SAY: DON'T BAN FISH STAKES ALOR STAR. Tues.— Four hundred fishermen in Kuala Perlij j have petitioned the Mentri Bcsar. Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Mo- hamed Hashim, not to ban fishing stakes. The ban has already beea imposed in Kedah waters and Perils fishermen oppose similar action being taken
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    Clerks' meeting
    28 8 IPOH. Tues- The Sultan iOf Perak will open the first I convention of the Perak Government Clerical Services Union at the Anderson School on May 28
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    TWO STOCK EXCHANGES FOR SINGAPORE AND MALAYA?
    665 10 TWO STOCK EXCHANGES FOR SINGAPORE AND MALAYA? By Our Market Correspondent lI KN members of the new Federation Stock Exchange in Kuala Lumpur met again yesterday they made further history by issuing foi the first time their own quotations. Singapore Exchange was closed for the Vesak Day holiday and in
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    TIN PRICE
    43 10 THE tin price in Singapore yesterday remained unchanged at 5386 per picul. The offering at 225 tons was also unchanged. All other markets in the State of Singapore as well as Penang and Malacca were closed for the Vesak Day holiday.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    72 10 SHII'S lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Drente 1 2. Havelstein 4 5. Fernfleld 6A. Perseus 6; 7, Carthage 10' 11, Tegelberg 13/14, Karimata 15/16. Mlnikol 18, Eiken Mam 19, Oiang Lee N.Wall 2. Seremban N.Wall 3, Auby 21/22, Mandowl 23/24. Keningau 25
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 10 On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the f.S. dollar was quoted at 5.76 Vi for T.T. and 5.74 t for cash. Sterling was quoted at 15.94 and one tael of gold at 252 T..
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    RUBBER CROPS
    81 10 The following further April rubber crops are announced: Ayer Panas 120,000 lb., Klnang 72,000 lb.. Pajam 135.000 lb. and I'lu Benut 32.000 lb. Malaka Pinda 113,300 lb.; t'nited Malacca 107.400 lb.; Ayer Molek 32.800 lb.; Leong Hin San 48.030 lb.: and Nyalas 35.399 lb. Sungei Tukang 51,165 lb.
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    KUALA LUMPUR STOCK EXCHANGE
    334 10 11,'ITH Singapore and Pc v> nanir closed for Vesak holiday the turnover was on a reduced scale but a reasonable amount of business was written nevertheless, reported Kuala Lumpur brokers yesterday. Tins were selectively strong and the other sections quietly steady. On die Federation stock Exchange
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    124 10 MELBOURNE. Xues. I INVESTMENT shares held a firm 1 -tone on an active market. H.f. Sleigh gained sd. to 18s 4d., while base metals and the oils eased slightly today. ommonwealth bonds traded along firm lines. Con. Zinc 95 6 Mount Lyell (5 7 2 seller North Broken
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    Guthrie results
    53 10 Outputs from the estates ano mines in the Guthrie Group for April and for 1960 todate in brackets are as follows: Rubber 6.150,600 lb.. (28.734,600 1b.) tea (black 186,000 lb., (655.000 lb.); palm oil 2.216 tons, (8,207 tons); palm kernels 588 tons, (2.300 tons); and tin ore 1,035
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      524 10 NOTICES THE TRADE UNIONS ORDINANCE, 1959 WINDING-UP OF TRADE I UNIONS L'NDER THE TRADE UNIONS REGULATIONS. I*S». Re Johore Sawmlllcn' AaaodaUon, Trade Union whose cenlflcite of Registration was cancelled by an order of the Registrar of Trade Unions. FederaUon of Malaya, vide Gazette Notification No. 1109 of 24th March. 1
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      607 10 PUBLIC APjPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENT OP TECHNICAL CADET. IPOH TOWN COUNCIL Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and/or State Nationals between the ages of 21 and 24 years for the post of Technical Cadet in the Engineering Section of the Ipoh Town Council on a j salary scale of $324 x 14
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      843 11 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from registered Contractors for the supply Of EARTHMOVTNG PLANT TRACK GEAR and will be received up to 3.00° p.m. on 14th June, 19C0. Full particulars of the Tender may be obtained at Pejabat Jurutera Jentera Penguasa. Wokshop Persekutuan. Jabalan Kerja Raya. Cheras Road,
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      1042 11 (Continued from Psfe 6) SITUATIONS VACANT tt Word, SS (Min.)— Box it et: axtra EUROPEAN LADY with knowledge of book-keeping and accounts, la required for employment In Kuala Lum- i imr. Please reply to Box A 9975, ST., K.L. A NEW TRAINING course for I courier guides (any nationality) will
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      1055 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Ward* SS (Mim. Box It et, txira WANTBO CLERK TYPIST and sales representative girls age 21 to 35. Full particulars to Box A447S S.T. Spore. APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Malayan University Graduate* (Malay studies) for the poet of Lecturer In Malay In the Muslim College Malaya. Preference
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      968 11 HOUSES I LAND FOR SALE If Ward, SS (Min.)— Box St et* axtra HOLLAND ROAO AKBA moat attractive secluded House and 31.000 sq.ft. garden. Fully furnished, airconditioned, two Karaites House furniture and Harden in perfect condition. $80,000 Apply Bos A 4428 B.T. B'pore. FOR SALB Compound of twelve newly built
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      804 11 HIRE PURCHASE i* Ward* Si (Mim.)— Box it et*. txtr, THONO HUAT MOTOR >> inane* Ltd Finance hire purchase on care new/ secondhand. Terms moderate. S3. Bract Road. B'pore. Telephone **********. OWN A CAR consult Eu Tong Her Finance (8) Ltd. Easy Hire PurchaM Term* for new/second band <notoi vehicle*
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      537 11 VEHICLES POR SALE It Word, SS (Min.)—Mox M et* axtra T I M A I I K TRAOIRS (NON DEALER*) Offers good used Cmn:- -> 1952 MOTD, IW7 V /Wagon, 1»31 Sunbeam Coupe, and 195S O Kapli.n. Very good condition throucbout. View t 49, Maxwell Road. T*l: ***** (Spore). c
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      571 11 FOR SALE it Warm* Si (Mim.)— Box tt ti*. axtrm VIRYTHIMO RIAION ABLI. VIRY Reasonable Prlre*. Very Retaoeabl* Profit. Bcdsheets 12.30. Plllowcover* 75c. Several More Items Host Reasonable. Cathay a 38/39 Bras Basah Rd. B'pore. ILL ANO HOWILL IsMM prolector 1958 model good condition SHOO/- 000. IBM Roneo Klectrlo Duplicator
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      212 11 WHERE TO STAY iS'por.) to Wards Sit (Minimum) Daila 1 month. It Ward* $1 St (Mim) MAYFAIR NOTlL— Ontnil Alrcoa. dltioni'd Koom Him Telephone, eieellent /cuisine /h»r. MODERN HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION for all pockets— Chines* VHCA, 16 bouth Pier Tel: 7512s STATION MOTIL ginitaporr. Airconditioned Rooms, all rnexirrn conveniences Bed Breakfast
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      621 12 Johnny Boh. aged IS; 304, North Bridge Road, Singapore 1; member Wise Owle Club; reading, movies, exchanging photos, correspondence. Man mood Ismail, aged 16; 23D. S:. George's Road, Singapore 12; football, reading. Michael Worn, aged 17; 176, Kampong Stmee. lpuh; reading, cycling, stamps, correspondence. Maureen
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      166 12 Yoko Goto, aged lfi. (Klrli; 568. Haiaeo-Machi, Yam&gaia City. Yamagaia Prefecture. Japan. < hivo Goml. agea 14. tgir l Mlnaml-Chugaku, Fujunl-machl, Suwa-Gun, Nagano-Ken. Japan. Akira Matsnda, aged 16. i boy i 835. Mikataharn-Cho. Hamama:-su-Shi. Japan. James Saino BfUen, aged 16: Box 206, Kuching, Sarawak; member Wise Owls
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      LOOK AT THE BIRDIE!
      45 12 A REAL big-game hunter, Uiis 21-monlh-old Sew York baby has a tempting target right in the sights of his six-gun. But pet parakeet, "Nicky", isn't scared as he perches nonchalantly on the barrel to make sure Baby doesn't get the bird.
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      271 12 Strictly for laughs FATHER: "Mohammed. It was very rude of you to tell Fatlmah she was stupid. Apologise at once." MOHAMMED: "I'm very sorry you are so stupid Fatlmah." What is the difference between a man going upstairs and a man lookIng upstairs? A. One is staring up the steps,
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      The friends choose vehicles for a race
      873 12  - The friends choose vehicles for a race KATHLEEN HICKLEY •by- MAT Mousedeer is giving a fancy dress party and has invited the anteater to come and judge it. Both Mat and Tahir arrived dressed as magicians and were so cross with each other that they fought out a battle of
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      I am NOT a Kangaroo
      74 12 THIS long-haired, half-sized version of the Kangaroo is a Bennet Wallaby, native to the west coast of Tasmania, where it lives happily in a wild-life sanctuary. Some of them are now so tame they will acept bits of chocolate or biscuits from visitors. The chief
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      The Things-To-Do-Corner
      260 12 Here is a general knowledge test for you: 1. Does the word legible mean (a) easy to read, (b) entered up in a book. 2. What is meant by grey matter? 3. Who wrote "The Old Curiosity Shop?" 4. Finish these sayings. As proud as a As good
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      638 12 YOUR QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED CLUES ACBOBB.— I, King who had a sword called fi f fif] 1 T^TBi^ H| "Excalibur." 6. Bad-ter- —^A. pered. Kingdom occupy- I B*l Ing part of the Scandina- h Wt vian peninsula. 8, French pB_BB word for "station." 10. H j Therr were "four and
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    423 13  -  SAUL JOSHUA HE SHOULD HAVE LET WINNER STAND By R.A.F 1 Junior Clubs 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Royal Air Force players protested bitterly about a goal they claimed should have been awarded to them in the S.A.F.A. premier league match at Jalan Besar stadium today. In
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    PINKSON IS STILL IN TOP FORM
    723 13 PINKSON IS STILL IN TOP FORM SINGAPORE, Tuesday ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep piNKSON'S form on the training track at Bukit Timah this morning looked to be as good as when he was scoring his recent successes and I regard him as a bright prospect in the Spring Cup
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    292 13 Ridgway 's analysis was 12 for 101 LONDON. Tues. Kent gained the first two-day victory of the new cricket season yesterday when they beat Lancashire by an lnnnigs and 30 runs on an unpredictable pilch at Dartford. Past bowlers Fred Ridgway and David Halfyard shot out
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    SXI sports
    21 13 PENANO, Tues. St. Hifj Institution will hold Its annual athletic sports on Saturday, Juna 1 4. at 230 p.m.
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    Majid Arif should have been in too
    359 13 NINE INTERNATIONALS IN MALAYS XI HIS SKILL WILL BE MISSED SINGAPORE, Tuesday lit ALAYAN Malays, fielding a soccer team for the iTI first time this year, will be nearly as strong as the present Federation or Singapore national teams when they meet Malayan
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    CAPTAIN HELPLESS AS TEAM CRASHES
    177 13 SINGAPORE. Tues— Arsenal S.C. captain and centrehalf Elliott wis practically helpless as his team crashed 4-1 to a 10-man Radin Mas side in a S.A.F.A. league Diy. 3D match at Fairer Park today. To make it worse for him. hr was In the best position
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    530 13 Spore junior championship* (loaays ties, 7.30 p.m.; Court 1: Men's singles 2nd rd. Richard Chee v R. Ismail, Choo Sin Hua v Tan Cheng Chok. P. Adam v Llm Ser Boon. Liew Ho Chong v Low Lye Soon, Tony Ooh v Phillip Rillorta, Long pong Kwanfi v Ahmad b.
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    CABLES IN BRIEF
    273 13 TENNIS World indoor pro championship*. L. Hoad and K. Rosewall (Aust) bt T. Trabert and A. Olmedo iUS> 0-3. 6-4. 6-4. Italian International rhampiondhipa: Men's *in(lra q-flnaU O. Merlo (It) bt N. Praser (Aust) 6-2. 6-3. 6-3: it-final L. Ayala (Chile, bt J. E. Lundqutst (Sw) 7-5.
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    Malayan cyclists now on world body
    190 13 Malayan cyclists now on world body KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Malaya has been accepted as a member of the I'nion Cycliste Internationale, the world governming body for cycling. Malaya's application for membership of the I'd was considered at the union's meeting on March 5. The meeting was the 113 th annual
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    Song Kean in 3 finals
    118 13 |>ENANa, Tues. Free School X student Tan song Kean qua-..-d for three finals in the Penand Sports Club tennis championships. In a men's singles semi-final match today, he easily beat Kee Hup Chye 6-2. 6-2 Partnering his cousin. Miss Low Kirn Thay. in the mixed
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    Derby to discuss umpire's ruling
    195 13 Derby to discuss umpire's ruling DERBY, Tues. The South African cricketers fuHy maintained their grip on the match against Derbyshire her« yesterday, gaining a first innings lead of 235 and capturing two of the county's wickets for 56 by the close. The tourists declared at tea with their score 343
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    172 13 S<K'CEB Spore BusinesK Hses League Cup Senior Group 'A' Mercantile Bank v Wearnes (Fairer Park); Eveready v Chartered Bank iFarrer Park). Group 'B 1 H. K. Bank v SCS Farrer Park) Spore Glass v Eveready 'A' (Fnrrer Park i. Junior Group 'A' Shell v Breweries (SCC pdg>: Borneo
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    388 14 DR. CHEAH SUGGESTS DEPARTMENT TO CONTROL THOUGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. t J^ DENUNCIATION of Communist methods in Malaya was made in the Senate today by several speakers before the House unanimously passed the controversial Constitution (Amendment) Bill. All ihe four P. M.I. P.
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    20 14 LONDON, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman was today the luncheon guest of the British Association of Malaya. Reuter.
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    391 14 f ONDON, Tues. Mr. Eric Louw, South African External Affairs Minister, replied at a meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers yesterday to the statement by Tengku Abdul Rahman last week after he had walked out of a meeting with Mr. Louw. lie said the Tengku's
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    277 14 LONDON, Tues— London stock markets remained quiet and sensitive but steadier conditions developed lii Industrial equities In response to some cheap buying. Johannesburg advices and the disturbances in the Rhodeslan copper belt brought lower prices lo goln and copper shares. I Closing middle prices of selected I stocks
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    100 14 Khrushchev letter on Summit to the Big Three LONDON, Tues.— A letter from Mr. Nikita Khrushchev which the British Prim«? Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, received yesterday concerned arrangements for next week's Summit conference. British sources said here today. The French Government as the host power had sent a communication to
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