The Straits Times, 17 May 1960

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    19 1 The Straits Times BRITISH MUCEUri AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1960 15 CENTS
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    Big 3 will meet today
    95 1 Big 3 will meet today DARIS, Mon.— The Bif Three Western leaders will meet tomorrow to consider Western attitude to Mr. Khrushchev's demands. Washington reports say Senator Richard Russell, of Georgia, a leading Demo- rrat and chairman of the 1 Senate Armed Services Committee, called on Americans to give full
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    STOP PRESS
    6 1 ANOTHLB MtlT TODAY tonijb
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    SUMMIT SHOCKS
    194 1 Invitation to Ike off Renounce U.S. spy policy demand to U.K., France THE U.S. Defence Department last night ordered its forces all over the world to carry out a practice war alert, following a day of shocks at the summit meeting in Paris. The broadcast alert was ordered
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    Lock icon Nik: spy flight a provocative bandit action
    1020 1 PARIS. Monday. AFTER his blast against U.S. flights over Russia, Mr. Khrushchev proposed, in his opening speech, that the Summit talks he postponed for six lo ci^ht months. Isv then, a new American president wiH have been installed. Conference sources said President Eisenhower,
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    'Practice' war alert by U.S.
    312 1 'THE Defence DepartA ment early today completed a surprise combat readiness alert for all American military commands throughout the world. Mystery surrounded the exercise, which a Pentagon spokesman called a "communications readiness alert" which was "not supposed to attract public attention." Word of the alert,
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    MAC: THE MAN
    3 1 MAC: THE MAN
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    IN THE MIDDLE
    108 1 PARIS, Mon. Mr. Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, tonight appealed to the heads of government to proceed with the talks. An official statement issued by the British delegation quoted him as saying the eyes of the world were on the heads of government, and the hopes of
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    Ike: I may take my open skies plan to U.N.
    249 1 Ike: I may take my open skies plan to U.N. PARIS, Monday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower today described Mr. Khrushchev's speech as "violent and inaccurate." A statement revealed that he had told Mr. Khrushchev that American intelligence flights over Russia were suspended after the May 1 incident and are not to be
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    POLIO WARNING: KEEP CHILDREN UNDER TWO OUT OF BRUNEI
    193 2 POLIO WARNING: KEEP CHILDREN UNDER TWO OUT OF BRUNEI BRUNEI TOWN, Monday. A WARNING that children under two years of age should not be taken to Brunei during the present poliomyelitis epidemic was given here by the State Medical Officer, Dr. Abdul Wahab Ariff. A total of 34 cases have
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    Muar to get cheaper power and light
    233 2 Muar to get cheaper power and light KUALA LUMPUR. I Mon. A reduction in power and light bills was announced by the Central Electricity Board today for nearly 5,000 consumers in Muar and the surrounding villages of Parit Jawa. Parit Keroma, Parit Bakar and Pulai. I The CEBs central network
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    Dr. Yeoh is chairman
    70 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Dr. Yeoh Hone Soo has been elected chairman of the new-ly-formed southern branch of the Malayan Medical Association. The chairman-eiect is Dato (Dm H B. C. Wallace. The secretary is Dr. Toh Slang Yeow. and the treasurer. Dr. P. S. Raman. Committee members;
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    4 months' jail
    33 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Ya'acob Lee alias Lee Chlm Fook. a police supervisee, was sentenced to four months' jail today for failing to report to the police on June 30. 1958.
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    Move to add 'copters and transports to RMAF
    434 2 THE Royal Malayan Air Force's existing fleet of 15 aircraft is likely to be strengthened by the addition of helicopters and bigger transport planes. Announcing this today, the Air Officer Commanding the RMAF, Air Commodore N. C. Hyde, told the Straits Times:
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    BANNED-BUT SENIORS GET IN SOME RAGGING
    95 2 BANNED-BUT SENIORS GET IN SOME RAGGING CINGAPURfc Mon. Thoueh officially banned, senior students of the University of Malaya today mildly ragged freshmen after the jnatricvlation ceremony at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall. As soon as the 45-minute ceremony, culminating in the signing of the University declaration by the 460 freshmen,
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    Govt living on borrowed money, charges Front leader A $200,000 BUS STATION FOR JOHORE BAHRU
    356 2 Govt living on borrowed money, charges Front leader A $200,000 BUS STATION FOR JOHORE BAHRU JOHORK BAHKI, Mon. —A $200,000 bus station in Johore Bahru opposite the railway station, was officially opened yesterday by Dato Haji Hassa. the Mentri Besar. Incbe Rank bin Jailanl. acting President of the Town Council,
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    MOUNTAIN TEAM HAS NIGHT OF TERROR IN JUNGLE
    157 2 MOUNTAIN TEAM HAS NIGHT OF TERROR IN JUNGLE ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Nearly 60 members ot an Outward Bound Association mountain climbing expedition spent a sleepless night of terror near the summit of 5.820 ft Gunong Ulu Kali in the jungle near Bentong (Pahang) at the weekend. The party was prevented
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    Radio news—Don't listen to it: Negara chief
    91 2 Radio news Don't listen to it: Negara chief KOTA BHARU. Mon. The Party Negara leader. Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. last night advised people in Kelantan not to tune in to Radio Malaya for news. "You can tune In for music If you want to," he told about 1.000 people at
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    Let Asians take over tax men
    110 2 IPOH. Mon. The Federation's Income tax officers want the Government to "pave the way" for the Malayanlsatlon of the service by filling all existing vacancies with local men A resolution on this was passed at the closed door genera! *neetinir. here of the Income
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    Dummy in the sky: It's put Russia on brink of manned space flight
    591 3 (TWO eminent scient- ists engaged in space research work for Britain and Russia said today that Russia's successful launching of a fourton space ship lias brought man closer to space travel. Professor A.C.B. Lovell. director of JodreU
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    Lock icon Aly Khan: Leaders pay respects
    149 3 Aly Khan: Leaders pay respects PARIS, Mon. Ismaili leaders from India, Pakistan and Madagas c a r called at the late Aly Khan's luxury villa near here today to pay their last respects to the playboy prince, killed in a car crash on Thursday. The embalmed body of the 48-year-old
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    Lock icon CAR PARK MAN: SINATRA HIT ME.
    167 3 CAR PARK MAN: SINATRA HIT ME. HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Police yesterday prepared a report for the City Attorney who will decide whether actor Prank Sinatra should be charged with assaulting a car park attendant early on Saturday morning outside a Hollywood night club. The attendant, Eddie Moran, 20, filed a complaint
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    Lock icon A varsity first
    31 3 CAMBRIDGE. Mon. For :he first time In its 700 years. Cambridge University has jestowed an honorary mas:ers of arts degree on a itonesmason Mr. William ropper. 79.— Reuter.
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    PILOT HUSBAND DIES-WOMAN TAKES CONTROLS
    169 3 PILOT HUSBAND DIES-WOMAN TAKES CONTROLS DALLAS, (Texas), Monday. 39-YEAR-OLD woman today told how she A fought to control an aeroplane which had gone wild after her husband died at the controls. I From her hospital bed riere. Mrs. Spencer Black, Kite of a 50-year-old oilman, recalled how her husband lied
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    Tanks fight rioters in Turkey
    87 3 Tanks fight rioters in Turkey IZMIR. (Turkey). Mon.— Tanks and truncheonswinging police were called out today to put down demonstrations which marked the start of a tour of the country by the PremieT. Mr. Adnan Menderes, in this west Turkish port Many people were injured one with a knife wound
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    Lock icon SEIZED JET PLANE IS RELEASED
    100 3 SEIZED JET PLANE IS RELEASED ROME. Mon.— Mr. Giulio Andreottl. Minister of Aviation, last night released the Argentine Comet aircraft seized by police on Saturday night because of a "legal irregularity." It was announced here. The Minister intervened during negotiations between Italian and Argentine authorities after an Irregularity i n
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    Lock icon ROYAL TOUR IN DANGER
    70 3 NDOLA. (Northern Rhodesia), Mon. Officials in Northern Rhodesia are considering- alternative arrangements for the Queen Mother's tour of the oopperbelt. though the Federal Prime Minister, Sir Roy Welensky said yesterday it would go ahead as planned. Although the Queen Mother would prefer to carry out her
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    Lock icon JAKARTA: CHINESE THREATEN OFFICIALS
    248 3 JAKARTA: CHINESE THREATEN OFFICIALS JAKARTA, Mon.— Mr. Suska, chief of the Asia Bureau of the Indonesian Foreign Office, today charged Chinese settlers with intimidating Indonesian officials. Mr. Suska's accusation Is the latest In the series of bitter exchanges between the Indonesian Government and the Communist Chinese embassy over the repatriation
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    KENYA GOVT. CRISIS OVER KENYATTA
    204 3 NAIROBI. Monday. AFRICAN leaders today decided to call on all African elected members to resign unless the Governor allows them to visit Jomo Kenyatta, elected last night as president of new Kenya Afri- can National Union. The Governor, Sir Patrick Renison, has stated that Kenyatta—
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      220 3 Your radio today... RADIO SINGAPORE Medium Wave 47« metres Short Wave 62 metres from 9.M 10.00 p.m. A.M. 6.30 Good Morning: 8.33 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 A Date With Music; 8.00 The News; 8.05 A Date With Music: 8.30 The Vera Lynn Show; 9.00 Close Down: P.M. 1.00
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      105 3 RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metre* MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES Koala Lumpur 341 metres Pr a»rv« 366 metre* Ipoh 330 metre* Malacca 297 metre* A.M. 6.00—8.00 News Sum* maty; P.M. 1.15 Tiffin Date. 1.30 The News; 1.45 Tiffin Date; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Children's Corner; 5 JO Country Style; 6.00
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    Mutual Benefit Organisations Bill now becomes law
    1182 4 THE Legislative As sembly today passed into law the Mutual Benefit Or ganisations Bill which will bring un der government control all mutual aid organisations. The Assembly, In committee, threw out a motion by the S.P.A. member for Tanglin, Mr. Thio Chan Bee
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    6 GUNBOATS WAIT FOR STAY-PUT INDONESIA REBELS
    248 4 6 GUNBOATS WAIT FOR STAY-PUT INDONESIA REBELS PENANG, Monday. CIX Indonesian gunboats are reported to have 0 been seen about six miles off Penang waiting, presumably, to intercept SO Indonesian rebels whose special passes to stay in Penan* expired at midnight last night. But the rebels have so far made
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    Rotary speaker
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Henri Roehreke. German Consul General, will address members of the Singapore Rotary Club on "The Philosophy of Dialectical Materialism at their next luncheon meeting on Wednesday at the Cathay Hotel.
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    Shafie can now draw $125,000 prize money
    173 4 Shafie can now draw $1 25,000 prize money SINGAPORE. Mon. An ex-RAF corporal, whose 3 i -year legal battle for a $125,000 lottery prise ended on Saturday, said today: "I'm so happy It's all over." Inche Snafie bin Sahld, 24. has been declared the rightful owner cf the money after
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    Salary cut for next Speaker
    199 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Legislative Assembly today fixed the salary of the next Speaker, who will be elected on June 1. at $2,825 a month. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee 1 Kuan Yew, who introduced ithe motion fixing the salary said that, under the constitution, the
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    POLICE SEIZE PISTOL FROM YOUTH
    152 4 POLICE SEIZE PISTOL FROM YOUTH Ipoh Mon. Police today seized a revolver from a youth after a commotion at Mallm Nawar. near here, during a campaign for votes for candidates in the Kampar by-election. The youth was said to have drawn out the weapon when he was surrounded by a
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    Haji accused of murder
    229 5 DAUGHTER GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST FATHER MALACCA, Mon. —l An 87-year-old Haji was accused here today of murdering his 85-year-old wife. Hajjah Kam told a preliminary inquiry that one afternoon she saw her father, Haji Omarj bin Mahmood, slashing j his throat with a razor blade and
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    Charity dance
    151 5 SEGAMAT, Mon— The Segamat Youth Club will hold a dance at the Hakka Association on Friday to ral>e funds for its activities. Mr. Abell. who was the chief arranger on Radio Singapore's sta.T, left on May 3 to work as a professional musician in England. The broadcasting division
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    Aga Khan cable
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Members of the Ismaill Muslim community in Malaya sent a message of condolence to the Aga Khan on the death of Prince Aly Khan, his father.
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    10 MALAY GIRLS JOIN THE WORK BRIGADE COURSE
    94 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten Malay girls today joined the work brigade's leadership training course at the Police Training School. They were among the brigades second batch of 28 women who began training as potential leaders of the brigade. The girls will be under
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    SOLDIER DIES IN CRASH
    84 5 SOLDIER DIES IN CRASH IPOII. Mon— One Australian soldier was killed and two others injured in a road accident übout 17 miles north of here last night when the three of them were returning to Sungei Siput. The dead soldier was Private L. R. Smedley. The injured are Private D.
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    Paramount Ruler's son is installed as Regent of Selangor
    31 5 Paramount Ruler's son is installed as Regent of Selangor The Regent of Selangor and his Contort being blessed by their aunt. Tengku Putri Selwa, at the installation ceremony. Straits Times picture.
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    Wanted: A leader for radio orchestra
    479 5 SINGAPORE, Monday. OADIO Singapore's orchestra is looking for a new bandleader to replace Dick Abell, who left Singapore for Britain recently. KLANG. Mon. tiotj in an orange-colour-ed leather cover and handed It to His Highness on a silver tray Ai the Regent accepted the
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    Royal visit
    35 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Sultan of Pahang who Is Colonel Commandant cf the Royal Malay Regiment paid his first official visit to the 6th battalion of the regiment at Kluang at the weekend.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    296 6 19 Word* tit (Mlmtmmmt DRESSES A GOWN* Bale till Saturday at Mulchands, 82-1, Bras Batan Rd. also 3rd Floor. Olan Singh's Bldg Baffle* Place, 8 pore. YOU'LL love the toast y malty flavour of Shreddles. the energy-giving breakfast cereal that stay* munchyCrisp when milk la added. new SHIPMENTS OP
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    The Straits Times
    7 6 Tuesday, May 17. 1960.
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    Eighteen Per Cent
    592 6 The proper merits of the case which the Singapore Pawnbrokers' Association presented against an amendment of the ordinance vhich would reduce their interest charges on loans to one per cent a month tended to disappear when the controversy took the turn it did in March. The pawnbrokers
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    Hope For Copra
    372 6 In five years during which the world market for copra has boomed Malaya's production has fallen 20 per cent. Most of our neighbours have increased production by that much in the same period. The reasons for Malaya's poor performance are almost certainly the favourable conditions that have
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    By Degrees
    234 6 The Federation Government's willingness to recognise a limited number of American university degrees is belated but welcome. Apparently the present list of 140 degrees is not to be regarded as final, for there are reputable universities and qualifications still unacknowledged. American degrees are only part of the problem;
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    THE IRON FIST IN THE VELVET GLOVE
    1115 6 THE IRON FIST IN THE VELVET GLOVE MR. KHRUSHCHEV has been telling the Indians and the Indonesians that Western aid is wicked, and dangerous to the recipients. The implication is that it ought to be refused. Should we return the compliment and try to persuade uncommitted countries to refuse Soviet
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    BERLIN
    631 6 THE DARK SHADOW OF DESPAIR CAST BY THE CRASH OF THE U-2 by NORA BELOFF Moscow, Monday THE crashing of the U.S. aircraft over Urals has been accompanied by the crashing of the moral and military prestige of the Western alliance The perceptive and pugnacious Khrushchev has been quick
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    The debate on the Betting Bill and Mr. Thio's argument
    10 6 The debate on the Betting Bill and Mr. Thio's argument
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    LETTERS
    558 6 WE regret we have to lodge a strong protest against the statement in your editorial of Saturday, May 14 that in the Legislative Assembly debate on the Betting Bill Mr. Thio Chan Bee, the SPA member lor Tanglin, argued that "if the Government thought it right to raise revenue
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    CLEARING THE AIR
    54 6 CLEARING THE AIR I AM grateful to my friend, the ever charitable Mr. Phipps. and the Undergrad for drawing the attention of your readers to a certain statement that was supposed to have been made by me. according to the Straits Times, during a debate In the Dewan Negara. This
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    LAND CODE
    106 6 I am directed to rofer to the report headed "Land for the jobless in Pahang" appearing in your Issue of May 7. One of the statements there.n is not correct. Land in Pahang is alienated according to the Land Code (Cap. 138 i. Applications should be made to
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    'CLOAKED BID' TO CURB UNIONS
    174 7 'CLOAKED BID' TO CURB UNIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The AllMalayan Estates Staff Union today alleged that certain employers were indulging In "cloaked activities" to curb the healthy growth of responsible unions in the country. The union made this charge in a Press statement The statement praised the Minister of Labour,
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    $5,000 fine
    23 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Loo Seng Kee, 30, a buir.boat man, was today fined $5,000 or six months' Jail for possessing dutiable tobacco.
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    Boy stabs classmate during an argument
    125 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The juvenile court here today placed a 15-year-old schoolboy on two years' probation for stabbing a classmate, aged 14, at the school prebmises. The boy was also ordered to spend the first six months In a Social Welfare hostel. The offence was
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    Off to Borneo
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Indonesian Consul-General In Singapore. Col. Suglh Arto. left early this morning by Malayan Airways for a 10--day official visit to the three Borneo territories.
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    BET WITH BOOKIE COSTS HIM $685 IN COURT
    78 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Lim Kirn Seng was fined $50 in a magistrate's court today after he had pleaded guilty to betting with a bookmaker. He was alleged to have committed the offence last Saturday at 2.40 p.m. at the Singapore Turf Club. The
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    A curb on pawnshop profits
    1029 7 NOW MINISTER GIVEN POWER TO REDUCE INTEREST RATE WHENEVER HE THINKS FIT rT*HE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE Assembly today empowered the Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, to vary the rate of profits for pawnbroke rs whenever he thinks fit. Speaking on the re-committed pawnbrokers'
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    Man who may never see wife again gets a chance
    229 7 Man who may never see wife again gets a chance OINGAPORE. Mon. A magistrate in an immigration case today was asked to show mercy to a Jobless husband who would probably never see his wife in China again. Mr. Peter Guok counsel for Goh Hee Leng, 28, made this appeal
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    Bills passed by Assembly
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Legislative Assembly today passed the Prevention* of Corruption B Us, the Societies (Amendment) Bill and the Muslims (Amendment) Bill without debate. The Bills, which had been referred to select committee, came up for third reading.
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    US degrees: Govt. invites petitions
    158 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. 'FHE Federation Government will consider recog- nising degrees of other selected American universities if it receives representations from interested parties. The principal establishment officer. Inche Ahmad Din Hajl Hussin, said this today when commenting on criticism made by the president of the
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    4 PROTEST: LAM CAN'T BE CHIEF
    183 7 CEREMBAN, Mon. Four Seremban Town Councillors two Labour Party and two Independent have protested to to the State Secretary. Negri Sembilan. regarding the election of Mr. Lam Teck Choon as president of the Seremban Town Council. They contended that Mr. Lam's election was "null
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    CORNWELL (61 YEARS HERE) DIES ON ESTATE
    190 7 CORNWELL (61 YEARS HERE) DIES ON ESTATE IPOH, Monday. jtf R. J. G. CORNWELL, 91, a Government Pension- er and the oldest European resident in Malaya, died at his estate in Tapah Road, 42 miles from here, this, morning. i One of his sons. Mr. Leonard Cornwell. who retired from
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    LOAN SUIT HE MUST PAY $7,474
    86 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Judgment with costs for $7,474 as principal and interest at 48 per cent a year on four promissory notes was entered in favour of a former moneylender, N. Narayanan Chettlar, of Tank Road. In the High Court today. Narayanan Chettlar brought the
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    Governor's visit
    21 7 MALACCA, Mon. The Governor of Malacca, Dato Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusof. today visited the Public Works Department workshops.
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    THE BEAUFIGHTER (PLANE NAMED WHISPERING DEATH) FLIES LAST MISSION
    153 7 THE BEAUFIGHTER (PLANE NAMED WHISPERING DEATH) FLIES LAST MISSION SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Bristol Beauflghter. Britain's famed "Whispering Death" wartime night Interceptor fighter aircraft, went into "retirement" today after making a final operational sortie from RAF Seletar on "tugduty—towing a target. So, after 20 years of meritorious service, the aircraft will
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    Funeral of journalist
    71 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Malcolm Modder, of the Straits Times editorial staff, who died suddenly last nl^ht, was burled today at Bldadari cemetery. Chief mourners were his brothers, Ralph and Nellson and their mother. Mr. L C. Hoffman, editor-in-chief of the Straits Times, and other Straits Times colleagues
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    200 EXPERTS FOR RUBBER CONFERENCE
    262 7 JJETWEEN 150 and 200 leading natural rubber scientists and experts from 17 countries are expected here for a top-level conference sponsored by the Rubber Research Institute at the end of September. About 50 experts from 13 countries have so far registered to attend the conference.
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      155 7 r 4?^ i^&> M Try thu eijj beauty test today: Apply one of the r»di»«e new •hide* of Cotex N«U Poliih on one hand only. Now, compirt your two hinds. The hand without Cutex looks dull. But lee now the hand with Cutex Nail Poliih hu that beiutifully groomed, finished
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      309 7 MUST SHE LOSE ALL HER TEETH? ANXIOUSLY SHE WAITS TO HEAR HO9Br^l j HER DENTIST S ANSWER. VEST IT mjmNQW wk could be, because she has been mmM j HAVING GUM TROUBLE, AND WHEN P'W I GUMS BECOME INFECTED, EVEN 1 SOUND TEETH ARE BOUND TO JPf I SUFFER. But
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    358 8 The price of beauty: I can't afford it! jyjOST of us, I guess, seldom ponder over our age, and worry about the fact that with every day that passes we get a little nearer to crows' feet and expanding middles, to sagging jaw-line and creaking bones. I know I never
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    105 10 MELBOURNE, Mon. INVESTMENT shares were firm here today. BHP gained Is. 6d. to 85s. 9d. Holrproof up Bd. Base metaib, oils and loans all wtie li.m Con. Zinc 91/6 xd buyer Mount Lyell <5/-> 7/1 buyer North Broken Hill < 10s.) 38, 10 1 Peko 9/b seller Oil
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    127 10 S' PORE SHIPPING SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Hat-boar Board wharves or expected this morning are: NaticUia 1/2. TJlbantJet 4/5, Kwangtung 6A, Orestes 6/7, Breconshlre 8/9. Orna 10/11, A.scanius 13/14. State of Madras 15/16. Oldekerk 18. Braeside 19. Selangor N. Wall 1. Seroang N. Wall 2. Segamat N. Wall 3.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 10 CIM.AI'ORK Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet UK/Continent May/ June shipments $34.. buyers. 835 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet: bulk $53 i sellers, drum $55 S sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white 8260, Sarawak $255 (both down $5). special Sarawak
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    RUBBER CLOSING PRICES
    35 10 RUBBER CLOSING PRICES SINGAPORE, .May 16. RUBBER: $1.27 s per lb. (down 4'» cents). 5 p.m. close. S 1.281 (quiet). TIN: 5387. per picul (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 225 tons (down 25 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    228 10 JI'NE first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesteraay at 127 cems per lb.. down four and seven-eighths cents on Friday's close. Tne closing tone was «ulel. S.t.l R.A. CLOSING PBU'ES In cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. I R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers ISStt, selle.s 133 t
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    197 10 THL Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes In it* rates to merchants yesterday. London: selling T.T. or O.D. J/4: buying T.T. 2 4 l/«. O.D. 2/4 5 32. 30 d/st 2 4. 5/16, 45 d/st 2/4 3 8. 60 d/st 2/4 13/32. 90 d/st 2/4 17/32.
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    PRICE FALLS ON HEAVY SELLING IN FEDERATION
    336 10 By Our Market Correspondent "pHERE was a reaction in the rubber price on the Singapore Share Market yesterday when June became the current quoted position. Heavy Federation selling brought the price down from 131 cents at the opening to 128 cents at the
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    STOCK INDICES
    300 10 Malayan Stock Exchange: May 16 May 14 Industrials: 143.3 C 143.38 tins: 181.lt IKtl.til S Rubber*: 3?3.2« ili.il) Jan. 1 1938=100 the two companies will be 30,219 acres, producing in the year ended March 31 over 12 million lb. oi rubber and 776 tons of oil palm fruit.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1139 10 (\K the Malayan SUk k fcxehange yesi«>day, lndusiruls were inclined to ease, Uns «ere slightly ii.et.ular. dollar rubbers were firm «lule sterling rubbers weie strady. Mntjapore members of the Ex- change reported tlie foiluwing business al the afternoon call: Bargains are given after tiie prices unless only
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      917 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, SARAWAK Applications are invited for the post of Education Officer in the Sarawak Government Service, with general responsibility for education In the medium of Chinese In Sarawak schools. Candidates niufci hold a umversr.y degree, preferably of a British university, and have had professional training ana at
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      770 11 NOTICES SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL i* r DEBENTURE STOCK 1955/70-80. NOTICE Is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Stock will be closed from 19th May to Ist June. 1960, both cays inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. S. S. SCALES City Treasurer and Registrar of Loans. GREETTNQS
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      761 11 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIKST MEETINGS TAKE NOTICE that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on the 26th May. 1960 at tbe Official Assignee's Offlce. Supreme Court Building, Singapore. Bankruptcy Xo. 685 59. SYED ALI BIN ESA ALHADAD of No.
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    K.L. office planned by AIA
    215 12 K.L. office planned by AIA rpHE American International Assurance Co. Ltd. will build a modern office building in Kuala Lumpur before the end of the year. This was announced by Mr. W. S. Youngman, Jr.. chairman "ol the board of directors, at the company's twenty-fifth annual general meeting in Hong
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    Philippines to seek local markets
    274 12 Philippines to seek local markets *pHE Philippines are looking for a market for cement, tobacco and tapioca flour in Singapore, the Federation of Malaya and other countries, said Mr. A. M. Tahil, the Philippines Commercial Attache in Singapore. Mr. Tahil said that the Philippines had made rapid progress in this
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    Sugar imports
    33 12 More sugar was imported into Singapore during the first two months of this year. 'The imports at 15,466 tons were 7,000 tons more than the corresponding period of 1959. Mr. KOH
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    Malayan to study management in UK
    232 12 AN employee of Beecham (Malaya) Ltd., has left Kuala Lumpur for Britain and Europe to study management and sales organisation. He Is Mr. Koh Jee Soon, 37, recently appointed to the company's new post of sales manager; in charge of the growing sales branches
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    $500,000 PAR PAINT WORKS
    209 12 WORK on a $500,000 paint factory at Petaling Jaya for the PAR Malayan Palntworks (Federation) Ltd., has begun. Mr. A HO. Abblnk. managing director of the company, said that the factory would be ready for production in November. With this new plant, the company would be
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    Japan cycle on mart
    80 12 (\NE rjf the latest v Japanese two-stroke motor-cycles, the Yamada, have been Imported into the Malayan market. Two models are available, the 125 c.c. and the 250 c.c. both of which Incorporate a starter button with a petrol consumption of .50 m.p.g. and 120 m.p.g. respectively.
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    33 12 GARUDA 'S K.L. MANAGER Mr. A. Pamillh has been appointed district ma/iager of Garuda Indonesian Airways in Kuala Lumpur. office in the Arcade of the Hotel Merlin at the end of the month.
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    More local coffee manufacturers are open for business
    232 12 rvESPITE keen competition from overseas, an increasing number of new coffee manufacturers have started business in Singapore auring the past few years It is estimated that there are now 30 manufacturers operating In Singapore, com pared with only seven in 1955 Mr.
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    New KLM services
    104 12 DEGULAR flights by Jet-powered Lockj heed Electra aircraft I will be started by X.L.M. from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to 1 Europe on June 9. Mr. J. R. Krulzinga. sales manager of X.L.M. in Singa- pore, said yesterday that this was going to be a new experience
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    A TENGKU IS COACHING NEW-LOOK MALACCA TEAM
    430 13  - A TENGKU IS COACHING NEW-LOOK MALACCA TEAM By A. SRIPATHY _1 1 II 1 MALACCA have nevei imiwi me imai vi the Malaya Cup soccer competilion. This year, according to Mr. Tarn Sect Wah, the president of Malacca Amateur F.A., they have good hopes of repre- il. glamorous event, of
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    After 49 years, a Malay club opens its doors to all
    164 13  -  By OH KEE TIANG PNANG, Mon.— After confining its membership to Malays only for nearly half a century' the Baharol Alam Football Club will now open its doors to other races. This was decided at the.club's 49th annual general
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    Johore out to settle an old score with Selangor on Saturday
    499 13  - Johore out to settle an old score with Selangor on Saturday K.K. BENJAMIN By JOHORE were a much better team in the second half of last year's season and If their rapid improvement then is carried into the new season, the State should make their mark in the Malaya Cup
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    SINGAPORE XI v JOHORE
    65 13 SINGAPORE. Mon Hamish Mulrhead bM withdrawn from the Singapore team to meet Johore In the M.C.A. league match at Kluang on Saturday and Sunday. Ue will be replaced by S. Soocelaraj. The Singapore team will be: J. Kirkham (capt), Y. Angullla. R. Bowles. C. Cooke. C.
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    Perak course for officials
    97 13 Perak course for officials IPOH, Mon. The Perak AAA will hold a course for officials on Saturday and Sunday at the YMCA. The course is Intended to qualify Pprak AAt\ S»*te approved official* and is the first of Its kind to ba conducted in Malaya. All wishing to Uke part
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    74 13 WELLINOTON. Mon —Two British Empire and Commonwealth Oames champions. Murray Halberg (three miles > and Miss Vale_ rie Sloper (shot putt) are included in New Zealand's team for th#> Olympic Oames in Rome. Other Empire Games medal winners in the team are Jim Hill (single
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    Exam for refs
    55 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— Tha Selangor Referees Society will conduct an examination for soocer referees at the F.A. of Balangor offloe (2nd floor, MCA building) on Monday at 8.30 p.m. A course for referees, which started yesterday, is now brln* held at the P.A.S. office daily (•.30 p.m.)
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    59 13 PENANG. Mon— Penang Technical Institute and Oeorge Town Secondary School will hold their third joint annual sports at the PTI ground from 3.30 p.m. on Saturday. May 28. TOKYO. Mon— World bantamweight champion Jose Becerra of Mexico today established himself •s a strong favourite to retain his crown
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    CABLES IN BRIEF...
    343 13 TENNIS DaTii Cup (European Zone. 2nd rd): Belgium bt Brazil 3-2 in Brussels: J. Brlchant (Bel) bt C. Fcrnandes 6-1. 6-4. 6-3; R. Barnes (Brazil) bl C de Oronckel 7-5. 6-0. 10-8. Italy bt Hungary 3-2 In Budapest: N. PietrangeU (It) bt A Adam 6-2. 3-6. 6-2.
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    TODAYS SPORT
    120 13 SOCCER Penang Dlt. 1: Muslim R.C. B v Chinese Wanderers 'B 1 (City Stadium). Ipoh Div. 1: Ramblers v Klnta Indians (Chinese Assembly Hall grd.l; Dh. 2: Bphll Eat ate v Cheng Wah (Coronation grd): Dir. 3: 2 Workshops AFMC v HQ 2 FIB (Jn Abdul Jalll grd).
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    Healing pills recommended
    94 13 LONDON. Mon. Dr J L Blonstein, medical officer of the Amateur. Boxing Association (England), said he would ask the A.B A. to sanction the use of healing pills called "Varidase." Dr. Blonstein conducted a nine months' Investigation Into the effect of the pills on amateur boxers. Taken
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    31 13 IPOH. Mon —Dr. R F Coughlan, who retired earlier this year as the Federation's chief veterinary research officer, has taken over duties as the Perak Turf Club's veterinary surgeon.
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    Dancing Water fastest on track
    314 13  - Dancing Water fastest on track By EPSOM JEEP SINGAPORE. Mon.-Dant-ing Water, a recent winner at Ipoh. did a stylish workout on the training track at Buklt Timah this moruing !n preparation for Wednesday 1 races. Ridden by Bob Taylor, this Nilo mare galloo. d 3f in SI 2/5 with Funny
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    No more having best of 2 worlds
    1839 14 SPORE ASSEMBLY PASSES BILL TO AMEND CITIZENSHIP LAWS THE Legislative Assembly today passed the Singapore Citizenship (Amendment) Bill designed to debar those who sought "to enjoy the best of two worlds." Mr. Ong Pang Boon, Minister for Home Affairs, moving the second reading
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    DEATHS
    125 14 MR. OW AN LEONC of Jilan Bungah Raya. paaiied away peacefully on 16th May. leaving behind hn beloved wife, three aons and nve dauKhtera to mourn hla loaa. The funeral will take place on Wednesday at 5 p.m. REV. KO CHUM Head Prteat Of "Slang Llm Bee" Monastery. 3S
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    39 14 a.rn, ACKNOWLEDGMENT MRS. JOSEPH rSRNANOEX and family thank all relative* and friend* tor their telacrmma. wreath*, coodol•ncea and attendance at the faneral Thar* will be a mata for the repoae of hli aoul oa Thu^day IB 380 at Beremban
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    146 14 SOVIET PLANE CHARGE I ONDON, Mon. Field Marshall Mohammed Ayub Khan, President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, said here today that Russian planes had been flying over his country for some time. Asked at London Airport about the United States U-2 spy-flight incident, the President said: "We are not involved.
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    382 14 LONDON, Mon Cheerful conditions prevailed in London stock market's today and gains predominated but were to a large extent out of proportion with the volume of business transacted. There was a certain amount ol selective buying and in the absence of sellers prices qulcklv responded. Buyers were rather reluctant to
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