The Straits Times, 14 May 1960

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    Masthead
    20 1 \vm\«,i daily nimnii) sale exceeds 80.000 The Straits Times. fie***** 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1960 if 15 CENTS
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    SLAP for S. AFRICA
    665 1 SPLIT ON APARTHEID UP TO THE LAST DAY Referendum on republic: Louw given a chance Union must get consent to stay in C'wealth LONDON, Friday, j JHE Commonwealth Prime Ministers affirmed publicly today that if South Africa becomes a republic, it must then ask for the
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    Lock icon Verwoerd is given list of 'suggestions' to ease racial tension
    216 1 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. Suggestions aimed at easing racial tension in South Africa have been submitted to Dr. Hendrik Vcrwoerd. the Prime Minister, on behalf of five employer organisations controlling 1.500.000 Africans. Dr. \v. J. Busschau. president of the Transvaal and Urange
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    Unhappy Tengku plans 'positive action'
    359 1  - Unhappy Tengku plans 'positive action' From > HARRY MILLER I ONDON, Fri— Tengku Abdul Rahman left the conference room at 10, Downing Street today dissatisfied with the watereddown reference to apartheid in the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' final communique. "We were only able to persuade South Africa to amend its apartheid
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    Lock icon RED AIR CHIEF CALLS OFF U.S. TRIP
    274 1 RED AIR CHIEF CALLS OFF U.S. TRIP WASHINGTON. Friday (UuKK AIR MARSHA*, K. A. Vershinin, Chief of the Soviet Air Force, t<xlav c;moelled his planned \isit to the United State*. He told tne U.S. Air Force thai "it would be more appropriate to postpone my visit until a more suitable
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    Lock icon Mr. Herter arrives for Summit talks
    104 1 PARIS, Friday. MR. CHRISTIAN HERTER, the U.S. Secretary of State, arrived here by air from Washington today for the East- West Summit talks opening on Monday. Mr. Herter was the first Western statesman to arrive for pre-Sunimit consultations before President Eisenhower. President de Gaulle
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    Lock icon Consul held by RI Army
    54 1 JAKARTA. Fri. The spokesman of the Chinese Embassy in Jakarta. Mr. Lien Chlng. said today the Chinese Consul in Bandjarmasln. East Borneo, Mr. Chiang Yen. had been imposed 41 hours forcible house arrest by the Indonesian Army. The spokesman told a press conference: "This is
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    U.S. radio satellite attempt fails
    174 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fri. The United States failed today to put a balloon satellite as tall as a 10--storey building into orbit. It was to have provided long range communications between earth and outer space. The satellite was a 1321 b. plastic sphere folded like an
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    Aly Khan,48, dies after head-on car pile-up
    152 1 MODEL FRIEND HURT IN COLLISION AT HIS SIDE IN LAST MOMENTS PARIS. Friday. MUNCE ALY KUAN, wealthy international playboy turned diplomat, died here last night after ;i road accident in a Paris suburb. Tall, dark-haired Bettina. French mannequin and the Prince's constant companion
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    20,000 demand: 'To the wall'
    127 1 20,000 demand: 'To the wall' OAVANA, Fri.—Twen- ty thousand students and workers clamouring for more firing squad executions shouted ant,i-»U.S. slogans and demanded the end of Havana's last two major independent papers in a demonstration lasting until early this morning. •To the wall"— the call for the firing squad— welled
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    Passed—the new unions' charter
    3616 2 Passed— the new unions' charter LIM ALLEGES THAT PROVISION ABOUT FEDERATION-BORN PERSONS BEING ELIGIBLE WAS FOR 'TEN TALL MEN' SINGAPORE. Friday THE new charter for trade unions in Singapore was passed in the Legislative Assembly today after a lively two-hour debate. The Trade Unions Bill, which repeals Ihe existing Trade
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    Lock icon MAC SAYS N-TESTS TOP SUMMIT ISSUE: PLAYS DOWN SPYING
    577 3 LONDON, Friday T ONDON, Fri Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Premier, said here last night that he felt the most important question to be discussed at next week's Summit conference in Paris was that of nuclear tests. It was alse. he
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    Violinist is held for bomb in plane hoax
    156 3 Violinist is held for bomb in plane hoax WASHINGTON, Fri. Joseph Rosenberg, 41, a concert violinist, was arrested in New York by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents yesterday on charges of perpetrating a bomb hoax against a Pan American Jet airliner bound for Bermuda. The Justice Department said Rosenberg made
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    Ducal visit
    27 3 LONDON. Fri. The Duke of Gloucester, uncle of the Queen, flew from London yesterday to Wildenrath, West Germany, for a twoday visit to RAF units.
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    Lock icon $51mil. scheme to tram teachers in Britain
    290 3 BID TO MEET SHORTAGES IN COMMONWEALTH LONDON, Friday DETAILS of a £6 million plan to provide Commonwealth countries with urgently needed teachers were published here today in a Government White Paper. A Bill also published to- r day would enable Britain to spend
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    Lock icon Local poll landslide for the Tories
    94 3 Local poll landslide for the Tories I ONDON, Fri.—Con- servatives swept into power in yesterday's borough elections "in England and Wales, late returns showed today. With almost complete results now available, the Conservatives said that: Conservative and Conservative .supported candidates had 1,723 seats— gains 468. losses 58; Independents: 439 seats—
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    Lock icon ADVICE TO DIANA: DONT GO TO ROYAL SHOW
    189 3 ADVICE TO DIANA: DONT GO TO ROYAL SHOW ONDON, Frl.— .The unofn- clal 'Church of England Newspaper" today advised Diana Dors, blonde, bos<>my film star, to stay "as far away as possible" from next Monday's royal command variety performance The newspaper said the selection of Miss Dors to appear and
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    Lock icon Bets turnover £34m. up
    39 3 LONDON. Frl— The turnover on gambling In Britain last year was £34 million greater than In 1958. the Churches Committee on Gambling estimates. In its annual report, the committee estimated the 1959 turnover at £647.400.--000.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pilot killed
    34 3 HAVANA. Fri —An American pilot, Matthew Edward Duke. 42. was killed by Cuban police when he landed a light plane just outside Havana to pick up two men and a woman. U.P.I.
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    PLANE HITS 'BUMP' IN AIR—II INJURED
    124 3 PLANE HITS 'BUMP' IN AIR— II INJURED MIAMI, Friday. A DC-8 JET airliner about to make a landing hit "a big bump" of air turbulence yesterday and injured 11 of the 55 people aboard. The Injured passenger* were taken to hospital for examination but none of the Injuries was serious.
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    Lock icon Selkirk visit
    26 3 PNOMPENH. Fri. —The Earl of Selkirk. British High Commissioner for South-east Asia, arrived here from Singapore yesterday on a threeday visit to Camtoodla.— Reuter.
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      394 3 your radio today... 10.00 Life With The Lyons; 10.30 RADIO SINGAPORE ht World Of Jazz no Good Medium Wave 476 metres RADIO MALAYA SHORTWAVE: 62 metre. NATIO NAL SHORTWAVE from ».»0 p.m. 10.00 p.m. >l XVI( I 41.7 metres A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning; 6.32 Mr.DUM WAVE SERVICES Morning Prelude; 7.00
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    'PEOPLE'S ASSN. TO HELP BUILD NATION'
    702 4 Mr. Byrne explains objects of new body SINGAPORE, Fri. "JHH Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, said the Government was confident that, with the establishment of the People's Association, community centres and youth clubs would help to bring the people of
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    Talentime finals tonight
    63 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The finals of the Grand Talentime' sponsored by Nestles in aid of the Convent of the Holy infant Jesus orphanage will be held at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Convent, and not 6 p.m. as wrongly printed in some tickets. Trophies and cash prizes donated
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    Jail, fine for car theft: Taxi confiscated
    208 4 Jail, fine for car theft: Taxi confiscated SINGAPORE, Fri. Hong Chin Men*, 36, a taxi-driver, was jailed for 18 months and fined $3,000, or another six months' jail, for the theft of a car in the early hours of April 6. A second man, charged with receiving four tyres removed
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    Buddhists give SATA $1,100
    69 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association has received $1,100 from Buddhists In Singapore as Vesak Day gifts. The following is the list of donations The committee, teachers and pupils of the Mcc Toh School, $800. teachers and pupils of the Maha i Bodhi School. $100; the Singapore
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    Ceylon Tamil Assn. officials
    80 4 SINGAPORE, Pri.— Mr. K. Visuvalingam has been elected president of the Ceylon Tamils Association for 1960. Other officials: Messrs T. Krl.shnar (vice president i; T. Mahendran <hon. sec.i; V Navaratnam (aast. Hon. sec i M. Kulasegaram hon. treasurer): R. R. Supramanlam (literary sec.); and K. Slvalingam
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    LENDER'S 48 p.c. INTEREST CLAIM IS UPHELD BY COURT
    388 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ai lawyer, Mr. Kenneth Seth, successfully submitted in the High Court yesterday that litigation concerning moneylending transactions commenced before the new Moneylenders' Ordinance came Into force on Sept. 11, 1959 should be determined in accordance with the law in
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      479 4 T*HE following is today's A schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport, Singapore: ASKIVALS BO AC; From London, Zurich, Bombay, Colombo (BA 788) 4.55 a.m.; from London, Duswldorf. Beirut. Bahrein, Calcutta (BA 750) 5.10 am from London. Zurich, Calcutta (BA 704 > 7.40 p.m.; from Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta
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    The 6 reluctant firms...
    332 5 UNION ACCUSES THEM OF HAVING SECOND THOUGHTS ON RECOGNITION MOVE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OIK OLD-ESTABLISHED European business houses were accused today of having "second thoughts" about their employees being represented by trade unions. And this, a Press conference was told today, was why the Minister of
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    Malayan artist to study in Disney studios
    141 5 Malayan artist to study in Disney studios I/"UALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Malayan artist leaves for America tomorrow to paint landscapes and study the latest animation techniques at the Walt Disney studios in Hollywood. He Is Mr. Cheong Lai Thong, an animation artist with the Malayan Film Unit, who has been
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    TOURIST IS SURPRISED: 'SO MODERN, SO CLEAN'
    107 5 TOURIST IS SURPRISED: 'SO MODERN, SO CLEAN' KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An American tourist left here today very much surprised to find Malaya "so clean, orderly and full of modern buildings." "I thought Malaya was a wild country." he said. Retired agricultural engineer, Mr. D. J. toward. 63. who has been
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    KLM Electra service
    38 5 BINGAPORE. Fri. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will start regular Electra flights from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to Europe on June 9. This was announced by the sales manager. Mr. J. R. Krulzinga. in Singapore today.
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    Policeman accused of murder bid
    141 5 warded yesterday with a gunshot wound in the leg. was accused in the Alor Star Hospital today of attempted murder. Cpl. John Thomas. 21 also faced three other I counts of armed robbery I and illegal possession of arms and ammunition. He Is alleged to
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    ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT STARTED A SHOP
    119 5 MALACCA. Friday. AN Indonesian Chinese. Cheong Fook Sin alias TJung Thun Huing. 26.- who entered the Federation without a passport, was fined $200 or a month's jail in the magistrate's court here today Cheong. who came from Tanjong Pinang, entered the Federation on Jan. 18.
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    A town will stay dead
    38 5 ALOR STAR. Fcl. The Kedah Government would not re-open ihe former terrorist-infested town of Binjol. near Baling, the State Legislative Assembly was told yesterday. Binjol was closed at the height of the Emergency.
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    TWO GIFTS TO JANE
    80 5 SINGAPORE. Frl— Two donations totalling $10 have been received for Jane Chwee. a blind Ipoh Klrl. to helo ncr to undergo specialised education. aulein Han of Seria and Inche Haji Mohamed Amin of Kota Tinggi. each i sent $5. Jane. 12. an orphan from St. Nicholas
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    Bursaries for Malay students
    110 5 Bursaries for Malay students SINGAPORE, Frl. The Education Ministry today clarified the value of University of Malaya bursaries which the Government is offering to Malay students. All sums paid for these bursaries will be less the tuition fees Bursaries will be awarded on the basis of scholastic merit and the
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    NO PLEA FROM CAPE MALAYS TO FEDERATION
    178 5 NO PLEA FROM CAPE MALAYS TO FEDERATION KUALA LUMPUR. Fri HPHE Federation Government has not reA ceived any direct representation from Cape Town Malays concerning their "sufferings" as a result of increasingly repressive apartheid measures by the South African Government. A spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said this
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    Singam to seek court decision
    250 6 RULER-IN-COUNCIL HAS NO POWER TO FIRE ME. SAYS SACKED TOWN COUNCIL CHIEF SEREMBAN, Friday. IVIK. Robert Singani, chairman of the Negri A Sembilan branch of the Labour Party, who was relieved of his post as president of the Seremban Town Council, has informed the State
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    Now the guilds join the boycott
    72 6 Now the guilds join the boycott ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Selangor Federation of Chinese Guilds and Associations resolved last nirht to boycott South African goods. Moving the resolution, the federation's president, Mr. Chong Shih Guan. asked that every support be eiven to Tengku Abdul Rahman in his task of upholding
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    Warships back after exercise
    48 6 SINGAPORa Frl. A fleet of 38 warships, including aircraft carriers and minesweepers steamed Into Singapore today after a successful 15-day exercise In the South China Sea. They were among the 60 ships, which took part in Seato's latest and largest 1 aritlme exercise, Seallon
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    Friday the 13th—and 40 lose homes
    259 6 Friday the 13th— and 40 lose homes BL4Z£ LASTED 10 MINUTES, DID $10,000 DAMAGE, BURNT 5 HOUSES KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. tX)RTY people lost their homes in a Friday the 13th fire at the 3£ mile Cheras Road today. Five houses, including a sundry goods shop, were destroyed within 10 minutes.
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    U.S. degrees decision: Mixed reception
    361 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday npHE Government's an- nouncement that it would recognise degrees of American Universities had a mixed reception from American graduates In Malaya today. One criticised the Government for not recognising VS. medical degrees while the country was 'sadly In need of doctors."' But
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    The life and the loves of the Prince of Playboys...
    857 7 The life and the loves of the Prince of Playboy s... SPEED AND SPORT WERE HIS PASSIONS...AND THE MAN WHOM MILLIONS OF MUSLIMS REVERED DIES AT THE WHEEL OF A FAST CAR PARIS, Friday PRINCE ALY KHAN, killed in a car crash near here last night, showed different personalities to
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    DEATHS
    48 8 t» Wmrd* Ht (fliii ANTHONY: On 12th alar 1M» m T nsmnnn. Switzerland. Thomas B(*pttm. Momd hutband or victoria, aaad .■iT rran. SHERIDAN FRANCO MA«V «rf Shanghai and Singapore, tbr 4*mii* lovod roothrr of Jack, Mmrr and KnwK. in hrr X6th rear, Kuaeral Satorda> 4 p.m. Bidadan.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 8 J0 Wardt Sls (Minimum) MtNNIC KIRBV M S.M prvrmua mrmorim or our loving mother. Uont t"it not rorgottm Insert** by hsr lovinc children. R.I.P.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    327 8 2» Waria SIO (Mimtmmm) THC COCKPITS Java. RUettarfel la *rrYed rverjr Saturday ana auadav lum-h time. DRESSES a GOWN* 8al» at MnlrK.M.l-. M-l Bras Baaah Rd. alao at :ird Floor. Qiao Slnch a BMi Raffle* I pore. MOTHERS. <o ke*p your chtHtran nt. stun tiM-m with a real good
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    The Straits Times Saturday, May 14, 1960. Off-Course Betting
    728 8 The Straits Times Saturday, May 14, 1960. Off -Course Betting It is an ancient gibe against governments of every hue that they do not despise the money of drinkers and gamblers. The thrust was made once more in the Singapore legislature in the course of the debate on the Betting
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    Kedah Outlook
    395 8 A heartening prospect opens up before the State of Kedah with the imminent ending of the Emergency. In accordance with its reputation as the nations granary, Kedah will have the opportunity further to increase its padi crop, new land schemes can be implanted in the jungle and miners
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    Culture Centre
    138 8 A wide range ol activity is forecast for the Institute of National Language and Culture which has been approved in the Singapore Legislative Assembly, and *he sooner it can begin co-operating, as planned, with its counterparts in the Federation and Indonesia the more effective it will be. Close
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    FIFTY YEARS AGO
    123 8 From the Straits Timaa of May 12. 1910 THE opium monopoly department has distinguished Itself munlily within the past few weeks, but all its previous captures of illicit traders pale before the coup which Mr. Howard and his merry men achieved yesterday. A raid was made in
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    They are everywhere: These sinister champions of peace...
    925 8  - They are everywhere: These sinister champions of peace. VERNON BARTLETT THE EXTENT TO WHICH CHINA IS PLAYING HER PART IN THE COLD WAR CAN BE SEEN IN THE AGENTS PLANTED THE WORLD OVER By AN article, they will rightly tell you in the schools of journalism, should have an opening
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    MISSING: TWO WOMEN IN STORE
    151 9 MISSING: TWO WOMEN IN STORE SINGAPORE, Fri Two Singapore women have been reported missing from their homes. CASE NO. 1 Seah Ah Chek. 23. (below) left her Jurong Road home after a row with her husband. Ng Quee Llm. eight days ago. Mr. Ng walked Into Times House today with
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    Playing fields
    25 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri.— The Malayan Playing Fields Association will hold it~ annual meeting at theMerdeka Stadium conference room. Kuala Lumpur, on May 23
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    CON MAN CHEATS IS DEALERS OF —$7,000 GOODS—
    243 9 CON MAN CHEATS IS DEALERS OF —$7,000 GOODS— AN "impressive look- i n g confidence trickster has swindled 13 shops here of more than $7,000. Working alone and sometimes in the company of three others, the con-man drove up to the shops in a green Austin car, and chose expensive
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    Man released without court permission: Blast for police
    279 9 Man released without court permission: Blast for police BUTTERWORfTH Friday. 'PHE Province magistrate, Tuan Syed Hussain Jamalullil, today reprimanded the police for releasing a businessman, accused of rioting, without telling the court In future, Tuan Syed Hussaln said, his court would not Eint any application by poe unless the Deputy
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    GEN. PIKE LEAVING NEXT WEEK
    85 9 GEN. PIKE LEAVING NEXT WEEK SINGAPORE, Fri.— MaJ -Gen. W. G. H. Pike, Chief of Staff, General Headquarters. Farelf. leaves on Tuesday for London to take over as Vice-Chief of the Imperial General Staff with the rank of Lieutenant-General. Gen. Pike, who has held his present post since November, 1957.
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    INMATE SLASHED IN ROW OUTSIDE JAIL
    94 9 suNliAruruL, rnaay. A MAN sustained parang wounds during a fight outside the reformative training centre. Changi, here this afternoon. Prison authorities said four. Inmates of the centre wer* Involved In the brawl The Injured man, Ng Mong Mun. 21. was sent by ambulance to
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    BANKRUPTCY PETITION STAYED
    89 9 BANKRUPTCY PETITION STAYED BINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Justice Buttrose In the High Court today granted a stay of six months In the bankruptcy petition filed before him by the Comptroller of Income Tax against I. A. Ellas, of Amber Road. Mr N.A. Mallal. for Ellas, told the court that he was
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    That lottery Bill is passed
    942 9 LIM HITS OUT AT THE GOVERNMENT— 'ENCOURAGING SCHOOLCHILDREN TO TAKE PART 9 Minister of Labour answers critics: We could close the Turf Club but... I SINGAPORE. Fri. TPIiE Legislative Assembly today passed the Common Graining Houses (Amendment) Bill which permits an exempt racing club or
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    33rd branch
    34 9 MALACCA. Frl.— T h e Malacca Division of the Labour Party of Malaya meets here on Sunday to form a central district branch. This will be the 33rd branch In the State.
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    BIGAMY TOWKAY JAILED A DAY
    157 9 BIGAMY TOWKAY JAILED A DAY CINGAPORE. FTi. A merchant who said he completely forgot that his first marriage was under civil law whefl he married a second time, was today sentenced to one day's Jail, which he served in court. Ng Eng Choon. 37. was also fined $1,000. Ng had
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    Red ships arrive
    51 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two Russian vessels, the freighter Berdiansk and the tug Diomed. sailed into Singapore from Aden early this morning. The Dlomed is towing c mammoth floating dock and they are all anchored in the roads. The convoy will sail for Vladivostok after taking la bunkers and
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    ARCHITECT: MUSEUM NOT THAI-INSPIRED
    232 9 SINGAPORE, Friday MR. Ho Kok Hoe, Singapore architect of the proposed new mil-lion-dollar Federation museum in Kuala Lumpur, today said there was no Thai influence in the design of the building. He was commenting on an editorial In the Straits Hires which asked whether inspiration for
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    THE NEW MAGISTRATE HEARD FIRST CASE IN CAMERA
    135 9 THE NEW MAGISTRATE HEARD FIRST CASE IN CAMERA OINGAPORE, Fri •3 A new law officer, starting work today as a magistrate, held his first hearing case in camera. Mr. Shorab R. Chapkhana cleared the courtroom of reporters and members of the public before hearing a case against a former Journalist,
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    3 bodies in well: Youth of 18 is accused
    85 9 3 bodies in well: Youth of 18 is accused OATU GAJAH, Fri. **An unemployed youth, Liew Kon Chong. 18. was today tentatively charged in the magistrate's court here with the murder of three women at Tanjong Tuallang on Monday. Their bodies were found m a well in the jungle off
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    Bill is passed on Penal Code
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Legislative Assembly today passed without debate the Penal Code (Amendment" Bill to make additions to the Penal Code enabling the International Convention for tht Suppression of Counterfeiting Currency to be acceded to by the British Government on behnli of Singapore
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    No. 209 Sqn. honoured
    80 9 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Sin-gapore-based No. 209 Squadron of the Royal Air Force today received the Distinguished Queen's Standard for meritorious services in three wars and in the Malayan Emergency. The presentation was made by Air Chief Marshal, tht Earl of Bandon. C-in-C. Far East Air Force,
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY FORUM
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      SAFEGUARDS AGAINST IMPERSONATION AT THE POLLS
      326 10 CENATOR ÜBAIDUL LAH. speaking during the second reading of the Local Government Elec-' tions Bill in the Senate, cited the case of a man who voted twice at the same polling station. If a person representing himself to be a particular voter applies for
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      THE ANGLICAN CHURCH ALREADY HAS AN ASSISTANT BISHOP
      272 10 J WOULD draw "Charchman's" attention to the fact that we already have an Asian Assistant Bishop or Singapore. If he has not the qualifications which "Churchman" expects of a Bishop, it is pertinent to a>k why he was consecrated Assistant Bishop in
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      89 10 and for indigenous leadership. It is worthy of note that throughout Asia, by a happy coincidence, political independence and the voluntary surrender of Western leadership to deserving local church leaders appears to have gone hand In hand much to the satisfaction of Christians and the general nubile. We must therefore
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      No teachers and 15 free periods a week
      122 10 No teachers and 15 free periods a week TS the Singapore Ministry of Education aware that there are no science and technical' teachers in the school once known as Queenstown Secondary Technical School? We are told that our class will be lucky if tearhers are available by the end of
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      138 10 A CHILL A HEADLINE In the Straits Times sends a chill of fear through me: "Dr. Cheah suggests department to control thought at the university I know the learned doctor well and in charity must assume that either his statement was not reported In Its full modifying context or that
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      82 10 0 I AM flabbergasted by Senator Dr. Cheah Toon Lock's suggestion that a department be >et up In the University of Malaya to control "thought processes" as he calls it. Is this a splinter group of the Jestapo trying to establish a footing here? A university Is a place where
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      Malay classes
      183 10 10,000 SEEK A SPEED-UP X"ROM a much estimat« of the national language classes sponsored by the Government there are about 10.000 adult students at the moment. All are anxious to pass some sort of recognised Malay examination as a test of their progress. A recent circular from tho
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      63 10 BUS STOP A BUS stop in front of Robin Road (3J milestone Bukit Tlmah) has been missing for more than a year. All this time bus travellers in the area have had to walk a good distance to where there is a bus stop. Inquiries have been made regarding it.
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      45 10 ACCIDENTS AS a victim of five accident.-,. I appeal for the severest punishment for drivers who speed. The careless driver should have his licence suspended for five years at least. This ought to reduce the large number of unnecessary accidents in Singapore. (Miss) M.C.A. Singapore.
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      48 10 WRONG WAY \\'HAT use is there In urging ordinary cyclists to abandon the suicidal practice of riding on the wrong side of the road when on any day of th« week uniformed police constables can be seen cyclinf down the right-hand side of Jalan Stadium? R.E.H.C. Kuala Lumpur.
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      Good grief
      75 10 NfRS. M. A. DAVIDSON (S.T. May 12) has given vent to her feelings as an onlooker in no less certain terms than the bereaved give vent to theirs at the losi of a loved one. One is then left to wonder whether anyone at all is civilised. Perhaps
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      306 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Death" (Raleigh) <B>. 1. Rasettlec waif* In the world. 5. Exaggerate past act ■6 > as an old sailor might go 6. Led cab to aril*, in Ut«cu(7. 3. 1. 4). lar Jegal document (I, 2. 3). I. At i consequence, three get 7. Tend to
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      1434 11 •m.TrT.mc THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. sinsapore (laiirmiMl la tka unte-i Utajßas) t lines SAIIIHSS Tt ADEN. U.I. A CDNTINEHTAL PIRTS. S'pora P. STtwi Pananjj lEHCRBACNAN for London. BrangWßOßth M Part/IS Mt) H/17 Mt) BENNEVIS for Liverpool, Hull. Hamburg la Part/IS Mt) lENALOER for Hamburg, London. Hull II 23 Mm
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      1360 11 te- Me AUSTER A CO., LTD. w. V s Kf.I.BBMAH LOT KLATDHM LOTS LJMUMM ULMBMt ROTTERIAM lAVU LBS AUtEUS, SAH FRANCISCO, ANWIL. SEATTU. VANCOWYEI t PORTuWd CITT Bf HEWCASTU AMMtMf urgt Mt Ct trad B If Sport P. Sham Penmg Asariaa. Bt*.ll-UyMMt)_ 21/21 May 14/ M it) BBOJUVtm CIV) BF
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    Fireworks on world markets
    352 12 "THE past week has produced fireworks in all the world rubber markets report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current market survey. The shortage of May 1 R.S.S.. which was consistently referred to as technical, remained acute and 104 cents premium has been paid over June 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    64 12 T*HE Malayan Exrhance Banks' Association made the following change in lv rates to merchants yesterday (the rate is to $100): Selling T.T. or O.I), ready: Swiss Francs 141 On the free exchange market in Hong Kong, the I.B dollar was quoted at s.7Qg)i for T.T. and 5.75 >
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    RUBBER CROPS
    14 12 Further April rubber crops included Nyalas 35.399 Ib. and Indratiri 69.436 lb.
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    Cement output
    12 12 Production by the Rawang Works in April was 18.400 tons.
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    RUBBER PRICE HIGHEST SINCE 1955: SQUEEZE GROWS
    538 12 RUBBER PRICE HIGHEST SINCE 1955: SQUEEZE GROWS By Our Market Correspondent 'J'HE Singapore Rubber Market yesterday saw prices taken back to levels not attained since September 1955 as the squeeze on May first grade became even tighter. Opening at 137 cents, buyers were willing to pay 142 cents by the
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 12 SINGAPORE. MAY 13. RUBBER: 51.42', per lb. (up 6 s i cents). 5 p.m. close: $1.42 (steady). TIN: 538?.87<j per picul (up 87! j). Estimated unofficial offering; 250 tons (up 30 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 12 MELBOURNE. Pri. TNVESTMISNT shares closed the week on a steady trend here today. Associated Pulp eaaed Is. 9d. to 555. 6d. MrPhersons eased is 3d and B.H.P. eased Is. Base metals and the oils held a steady tone, while Commonwealth bonds traded alone firm lines. Con. Zinc 93,3
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    RUBBER PRICES
    232 12 111 AY first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at 142 >, cents per lb.. up six and three-quarters cents on Thursday's close. The closing tone was firm. S.C.C.R.A closing t prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot. fob. buyers 142',. sellers
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    STORE SNIPPING
    68 12 CHIPS lying alongside thr Singapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Menestheus 1/2, Adrastus I/A, KwangtuiiK 6A. Oresles 6/7. Aw Maru 8/9. Yewbank 10/11. Snipeshnna Maiu 13/14. Munuioutu&hiie 15/16. ChakcUiia 18. Urlana 18. Tronoh N. Wall 4. Loksang 21/22. Dalsul Maru 23/24. Charon 25/26. Kaioug 27/28. Fuhala 29/30.
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 12 Malayan Slock Exchange: •May 13 May 12 industrials: 143.41 143.54 Tina: 180.38 180.11 Kubbrrs: 310.74 3*2.37 Jan. 1 1958 IN.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1159 12 ON the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, industrials were easier while tins and rubbers were firm. Members of the Exchange reported the following business at the afternoon call. Individual •hare markings are given In brackets unless only one contract j was written. Industrials: Con. Tin Smelt ord» 50s.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    112 12 Singapore chineae produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet; UK/Continent May/ June shipments $34 'j buyers, $35 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $53 'j sellers, drum $55 'j sellers. Pepper: quiet: no business was reported done. Muntok white $270. Sarawak $365. special Sarawak black $100,
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      1176 12 Kxpt«s« U.S.A. Pacific ck Atlantic Coast Sarvte* E.T.A. £.I.A. LU S co-e v s > '*m Peninf H'koni t. Articles ht« ron "(■mkioa Maru" n May 2 June 3 4 Juie I jiii 21 Imt U JJMjr "Kiaikioa Man" Ist Call 24/2* JaM 27,21 Jill 2«i Call 21 II Jim
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      268 12 EVERETT ORIENT LINE tii HMlUnf Ji#ii S'Dore P Shim Peranf I DONEVIMTT" M May <m,, Mat UNIVUETT IIJMI II Jut 14JM* Calls Ptsia Hi «i«|«i. ClitUnn. Calcittl:•HUIMEVI«TT- lll.it ISJhi 17 Jim BONEVEMTT" tl Jaly II lily }1 Jaly "OOIPMIVEMrr 21 Jlly J»ly II Jlly Bulk 01 1 latex tpacc availabla.
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      397 12 NOTICE COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT ESTATE OF LATE IPI V E. COTTON KASC. 6 COY RASC (MT) Notice is hereby given:— 1. The estate of the above named who died on 9 May 60 and is being administered by 6 Coy RASC iMTi under the Regimental Debts Act 1893. i 2.
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      99 12 NOTICES NOTICE FEDERATION OF MALAYA SSS.tOO.OM/- .I'.'r REGISTERED STOCK 1978/81. Notice Is hereby given that the transfer register of the abovementioned loan will be closed from ICth May. to Ist. June. 1960 both days Inclusive, (or preparation of interest warrants. H. C. ROBERTS. Registrar. Public Debt. Office. Federation of Malaya.
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      802 13 NOTICES CABLE AND WIRELESS LIMITED TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF LETTER TELEGRAMS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM The Public are informed that LT, OLT and EFM classes of traffic destined to the United Kingdom can not be accepted until further notice. NOTICE FAR EASTERN BANK LIMITED Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
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      850 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified persons for the posts of (a) Librarian/Clerk. Qualifications: English School Certificate with credit in Malay, or Std. 5 Malay plus English School Certificate. Experience In offlce work and/or welfare work in Kampongs- Age 30 years and above. Duties: To take charge of
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      743 13 NOTICES LIQUIDATOR'S SALE AUCTION BALE OF Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and reinforced concrete 4-storey Business premises known as Nos. 29. 29-A/B/C HONGKONG STREET. Area 1,805 BqJt. The property Is vacant with the exception of the second floor. A notice to quit expiring at the end of May has been
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      1118 13 (Continued from Pace 8) situations vacant 10 Word, SS (Mln.)— Box St et*. txtrm EUROPEAN IMPORT FIRM bat immediate vacancy for a Copy Typist Apply Box A 4321 S.T. Spore. CHEMISTRY AND GENERAL Science teacher private »cnool— B.Sc. degree preferred. Box A 4514 S.T. Spore. QUALIFIED CHINESE MIDWIFE preferably English
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      1083 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Word* tS (Mln.)— Box St et, txtrr FURNISHED ROOM with celling fan. basin, ground floor, quiet, airy, location, own entrance. Newton area. Preferably adults, working girls, couple, bacbelora. Tel: Spore *****, *****. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM In modern bungalow with garden. Holland Road area, h cold bath. Telephone,
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      1015 13 TUITION tt Wordt ft (Mln.)— Box tt et* txtrm LEARNERS!!! Why take ckancea? Enhance your confidence of paxslng by consulting ex-chief Traffic Police TeMer. Nrgara Driving Institute. Tel: (Spore) *****. GUARANTEED BECINNERS' MALAY Classes Std. I December exam starling 16th May. Chines* TMCA Commercial School, 107 Selegle Rd., B'pore Tel:
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      1102 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Worm* ti (Mln.)— Box St ett mxtrm 19S1 FIAT SOO Good condition throughout. New paint, battery and hood. Owner buying bigger car. Pleaae ru.g Mr. Sum (Spore) S3SI4. GOING. CHEAP: 1952 Flat SOOce, 8, Wagon, recently overhauled painted 4 n<w tyres, cushion. Phone Robert ***** View
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      944 13 FOR SALE M Word* U (Mln.)— Box St et* oxtrm FOR ONE WEEK only closing dowa aala at 18 Colombo Court, B'pora. T.I: 32-093 MAIDEMFORM BRASSIERES, r.i Maidenrttr, Variation, I-arxt Slzm, Kwtoa, ronntlt-LKe Glrdlri. Comets. Kverythlng balfprice. Iquidatlon Bate. Vocui'f. 26, Orchard Road, B'pora -i.d Floor. DAVID BROWN. Three new
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  • RACING
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      Pinkson for Spring Cup
      911 14 Pinkson for Spring Cup BACK THIS BRILLIANT MiLER EPSOM JEEP'S best bets are Glee. Pinkson and Crainne. Call Boys double is: Forest Beau and Who Knows. The going is good. SHAW Stables brilliant niiler. Pinkson, can win the $7,000 Spring Cup (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today, first day of
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      SELECTIONS
      148 14 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 KM. HOME Triwalla Cargo Rice MISSISSIPPI All Boys (li.iiiluikl.-r CARGO RICE FoL Me Home Mississippi Race 2 AKTINA S. of France Blue Mirace HOPEFUL BLUE Silver Whi«le Red Sunrise S. OF FRANCE Hopeful Blue Artina Race 3 U.-SETIA Bridrn Ionosphere KKIUEN Coffee
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      BUKIT TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      1330 14 RACE 1—2.15: (Class 4. Div. 1 1— 6 Furs. 1 ***** Setla (Sutan St.) E Breuk.. S 9 0 Donnelly IS 2 ***** Lander (Veni Vici St.) Allan. 5 8.13 5 3 ***** All Boys (Ups St.) Daniels, 3 8.13 •Subian 11 4 Entertainer 111
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      Horses at Highlands
      114 14 JIORSES sent up to the veterin- ary sanatorium at Cameron Highlands during April were: Mickey Rooney 11. Putli, Time To Reason. Fine Choice. Monty, The Brave One. Streamster. Home Sweet Home, Exhibitor 11. Supersonic. King Ruddin and Bobs. During the month Agnes Slipper. Rogerthorpe. Josker 111, Hindu
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      157 14 I Ml 111 ttc /j/r> BOEING 1 707 I iLJI l/N^S^N jillll IN ENIAI r~^ 1 ■■■■I INAUGURAL FLIGHT 14th MAY 1960 V I p-c VIA LONDON 1 1 by AIR-INDIA S BOEING jfi 707 INTERCONTINENTAL <^*^^K > WStt c*e n(^' a and uro P* on y° ur wa V
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  • MALAYA CUP PREVIEW-3
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      COMPLACENCY CAN BE S'GOR'S BIG DANGER
      669 15 COMPLACENCY CAN BE S'GOR'S BIG DANGER By NORMAN SIEBEL SELANGOR, the Malaya Cup holders, have all the players who carried them through a successful campaign last year which concluded with a 4-0 triumph over Perak in the final. As such they have good reason to look forward with confidence to
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      PENANG WORK ON TEAM-BUILDING
      311 15 By OH KEE TIANG WITH about half of last year's regular players out of the present training squad. Penang appear to be concentrating on teambuilding, rather than winning the Malaya Cup this year. But the policy-makers are not precluding the possibility ol recapturing the Cup which
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      177 15 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER Spar* Di». iA. jjiue Hovers 3 (Umall Warum> Ktbtnaian Club 1 (Kasslm); Dlv. SB: RAF Selet.tr A" 2 (Hull. Fersusoru Setla J.iya 2 (Basil, Ma>lon. Tt.NNIS Penanf S.C. championships: Men's tingle* final Tan Song Kean bt J. Heah 7-5, 6-3. Mov District tourney: Men* singles —K. Dhamaratnam
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      CABLES...
      163 15 ROCCEK Tour match: Internazlonale of Milan 2 Brazil 2 (at Milan). RACING Italian Derby: 1 Fill* d'Bve. 3 Aaopo. 3 Certaldo (at Rome). COUNTY CRICK tT Thursday's close: At T»e Oval Surrey bt Worcs by Inns and I*o Surrey 341-7 ate.; Worcs 127 (O. Lock 5-24) and 84, A.
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      Lock icon Laker hits out at Surrey, May and other big names
      504 15 Laker hits out at Surrey, May and other big names I ONDON. Fri. Jim Laker. England and Surrey offsnin bowler until his retirement last season, has taken up a literary bat and lashed out at not only Surrey and England captain Peter May, but many other famous names in cricket.
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      JEGA GETS HIS BIG TEST TODAY
      262 15  - JEGA GETS HIS BIG TEST TODAY SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE. Frl. Seven-teen-year-old Singapore scnoolboy M. Jegatheaan. who represented the Federation In the B.E.A.P. Games at Bangkok last year, is all set for stardom thin aeaaon. He has set his sights on running the 440 yd In under SOsec and he
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      Kailas' Medicals can get off to a winning start
      317 15  -  VIC NAYAGAM By KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A LL eight teams are engaged on the opening day of the Selangor Cricket Association's Stonor Shield competition for senior teams here on Sunday. Services, the holders, meet Police at Ourney Road. The other matches
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      TODAY'S SPORT
      123 15 Singapore AAA triangular meet (B'pore selection, SwlfU, AchUles> Farrer Park; SL Joseph* morning and afternoon schools combined meet (Bras Basah Road). SOCCER MCFA Cup final Perak v Singapore (Merdeka Stadium. XL pjn.). S-pore Dlv. 3B: Indian Youngsters v Police 'A' (.Geylang); Buklt Panjang v Seletar Young Indian* (Naval
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      188 15 V^| Facts and Figures iv^/J speak for themselves... HbVoVBbV VW- Product. on 194S 1785 VW 1946 ***** VW T,^— -•> #«■>■*« _T« -BM-I -M.T 1947 8987 VW VW-Export 1/ifli IT lAf FaY MZ-W ml 1948 ***** VW 1948 4464 VW W \FJuXmi9 fff AVllil !949 ***** VW 1949 7128 VW
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      114 15 mWm SENIOR <£4 Win I «3 L. 1 1 lw Iv V\vv| |P |IYi kJCIvVH^E •A KvvV iyj We have pleasure in announcing ihe appointment of SINGAPORE, SEREMBAN. K LUMPUR. IPOH. PENANG as sole agents in Singapore, Federation of Malaya, Sarawak and B. N. Borneo for: vJ^7 iluA fy>iJ%L Safety
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    47 16 HERD: Suddenly M Mentakab Hoasjttal on Tumday. loth May. Michael James, dearly beloved Infant son of Klmn and Jimmy. ONC HOCK LIANG 8.K.1f. aged «1 pnaaed away peacefully on 12.5.80 after iihort lllne«s. Funeral from No. 10. Road 33, Petaling Jaya at 10 a.m. on 13.5.60.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 16 MRS. WILLIAM CHAN (Asms I-« Ah KionK> wishis to thank all friend* and relatives for their expression* of sympathy prayer* offered and attending ihr funeral of her late mother on U-j-80.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 16 WITH CHERISH and fond memories of our d.-.irly iMJoved father, Uib Tens Ann who went' home on Mth May 1955.
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    ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS TILL MONDAY TO CONSIDER 6 REMAINING BILLS
    170 16 ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS TILL MONDAY TO CONSIDER 6 REMAINING BILLS OINGAPORK. Fri. The Legislative Assembly adjourned till Monday to consider six remaining Bills and two resolutions. The BUls are the Pawnbrokers (Amendment) Bill, the Prevention of Corruption Bill, the Muslims (Amendment) Bill, the Mutual Benefit Organisations Bill, the Singapore Citiienship (Amendment)
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    SUSSEX BEAT GLAMORGAN BY 133 RUNS
    157 16 SUSSEX BEAT GLAMORGAN BY 133 RUNS LONDON. Fri. Results of to- days cricket matches were: At Hove: Sussex bt Olamorgt-n by 133 runs. Sussex 294 and 237/1 iA. Oakman 70 n.0., E. Dexter 15' n.o.t. Glamorgan 260 and 138 Sussex 14 points. At Portsmouth: Hampshire bt Warwickshire by 82 runs
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    LONDON STOCKS
    284 16 LONDON Prl. London stock markets finished the week on a generally satisfactory note, although gains In equity prices were fewer and smaller than yesterday There was a certain amount of hesitancy on the part of buyers and In placing some profit -taking was responsible for a reaction but
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    RUBBER
    32 16 LONDON, FA Spot 42d., June 41 .d.. July-Sept. 38 ',d.. Oct. Dec 35d.. Jan./ March 335 d.. April/June 325 d.. May c.i.f 40-N.d.. June c.i.f. 38. d. Tone: Uncertain after steady.
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    TIN
    20 16 LONDON, Pri. Buyers £788', sellers £786. Forward buyers £785, sellers £785',. Settlement £785 Turnover a.m. 45 tons. p.m. Nil.
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    Caltex talks: Walkout by union men
    265 16 Caltex talks: Walkout by union men j SINGAPORE, Fri. I Eight officials of the j National Union of Oil 1 Workers hero today walked out of a meeting with the management of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Ltd., after they were told that the company "did not recognise" their union. The incident
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    KESAVAN SCORES SECOND WIN OVER MUN HONG
    168 16 KESAVAN SCORES SECOND WIN OVER MUN HONG SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore s national bantamweight boxing champion, V. Kesavan, scored his second win over Ow Mun Hong within a fort-v night In the semi-finals of th« Singapore ABA open championships at the S.M.F. hall tonight. Result.-, of the semi-finals were: Ply— Jumahat
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