The Straits Times, 26 April 1961

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    20 1 VVIH\(,i: DAILY CKRTIFIKII SALE IVTIIIIS 90,000 Nat*** 1 He**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon FRANCE ON GUARD
    1214 1 ~^k T'flHß*'! T_r^^ _T^_, #J7 t* f 3 9_p X I,JI J| 1 J^jf H \__r y m A v-^JL tI JL-J JL-— 1 T JL__iJL_rf^^JL _LTJL-I— AX. JL K. %Mt^^ V/ t-^ Fleet sails: Cruiser repulses attack Troops are recalled from Nato force THE FRENCH fleet
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    Lock icon World's tallest Ambassador
    45 1 World's tallest Ambassador WEARING a black topper and a swallow-tailed coat, the world's tallest Ambassador, Mr. John Kenneth Galbraith, enters India's Presidential palace escorted by an Indian officer. The 6ft. Bin. new American Ambassador to India presented his credentials to President Rajendra Prasad. U.P.I, picture.
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    Tengku going to Bangkok
    155 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will attend a preparatory conference of the proposed Asso- j ciation of South-East Asian States (ASAS) in Bangkok in June. The Foreign Minister of Thailand and the Philippines, Mr. Thanat Khoman. and Mr Felixberto Serrano, will be
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    Blow to space hopes
    68 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues.— An attempt to put a space capsule carrying I "mechanical astrrnaut" Into orbit today ended when the Atlas rocket booster blew up seconds after launching. The capsule parachuted back to earth. The "dummy inside would have breathed and sweated In simulated human reaction
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    Lock icon 1,000-mile trip
    35 1 LANDS END. Cornwall. Tues. Two 18 -year-old youths have left here on a 1.000-mile trek to try to prove that Britain's teenagers are not the "soft cof-fee-bar loungers" that their critics allege.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CEASEFIRE IN LAOS: TWO SIDES ACCEPT
    295 1 CEASEFIRE IN LAOS: TWO SIDES ACCEPT LONDON, Tuesday. THE RIGHTWING Royal Laotian Government of Prince Boun Oum and the leftwing Pathet Lao leaders have accepted the joint Anglo-Soviet appeal for an immediate ceasefire. The Laotian Government in Vientiane said that they hoped the ceasefire would become effective from noon tomorrow.
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    Reds hold a sampan
    95 1 Reds hold a sampan MACAO, Tues.— A Chinese Communist gunboat patrolling outside Macao's waters captured a sampan with four men. two women and one baby on board while the boat was trying to escape from Red-controlled Lappa Island into Macao today The boat left with another carrying four men who
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    CARVING KNIFE KILLER SOUGHT
    98 1 CARVING KNIFE KILLER SOUGHT SIXGAPOKt. Tues.— Police wt-ie this morning searching fur a man armed with a carving kniic after the murder in an isolated kamiong off Paya I.char Koad of a housewife. The woman, Koh Wong Siak. 40. died while her son. Koh Ah Nong. 14. was watching. He
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    New link for trade planned
    417 1 New link for trade planned IPOH. Tues. The A Federation of British Industries, which is associated with giant industrial and manufacturing concerns of Britain, is planning to station a representative in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Magnus Prarce. leader of the British fact -finding trade delegation now on a visit to Malaya,
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    LATEST
    23 1 REBELS QUIT PARIS IMS, V rebels tod .i% I- v Oran. whuli Ike) mntptni Sunday Lo>al trm>i> mmcd in. —Rrul»r. MOSCOW, Tuesday
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    INSIDE THE CABIN OF A SPACESHIP: THE FIRST DETAILS
    788 2 INSIDE THE CABIN OF A SPACESHIP: THE FIRST DETAILS Vostok (East) had enough food, water and electricity to last Yuri Gagarin 10 days THE spaceship in which Major Yuri Gagarin orbited the earth had enough food, water and electricity to last for 18 days, the Soviet Government newspaper Izvestia said
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    Worried witches may act to raise 'cone' against A-war
    228 2 I ONDON. Tues.— Dr. Gerald Gardner, a self-pro-claimed witch, said yesterday the world situation was so precarious the witches of Britain might have to "raise a cone of power" against a nuclear wai*. A well-known anthropologist when he is not engaging
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    Lock icon U.S. SPACE TRIP AFTER TEST
    173 2 CAPE CANAVERAL. Tuesday. rpHREE American astronauts will watch an attempt to place a "Project Mercury" space capsule into orbit here shortly knowing that one of them will be making a short space flight a week or two later. The launching, by an Atlas rocket, will
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    'Rats' arrive
    40 2 LONDON, Tues. Twentythree members of the Australian "Rats of Tobruk" Association landed at Tilbury yesterday from the liner Orontes after a 12.000 mile voyage to mark the 20th anniversary of the beginning of the six-month siege of Tobruk
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    Lock icon Quake alert
    28 2 LONDON. Tues. Hong Kong has an international scheme for reporting earthquakes tt> enable early warning to be given of tidal waves in the Pacific Ocean.— Reuter.
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    TUNIS HAILS QUEEN MOTHER
    71 2 TUNIS HAILS QUEEN MOTHER TUNIS. Tues. Cheering Tunisians surged round the car of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother when she left the docks yesterday at the start of a four-day visit to Tunisia. Her car moved slowly forward through the throng, which included Muslims, dockworkers and children, many waving paper
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    Lock icon 'Poverty' drive
    29 2 LONDON. Tues.—The Conservative Party's Commonwealth Council has adopted "Towards victory over poverty In the Commonwealth" as the theme for Its 1961 conference In London next weekend. Reuter.
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    CLEAN SWIPE
    19 2 HAMPDEN (Maine). Tues.— Burglars yesterday stole US$lBB from the washing machines in an all-night automatic laundry.— U.P.l.
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      44 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby (GKotfae. u«t«nl F a man •ocksmt am I and it turned UATE& Y Gtooge exactly t V -\TOTMI«/ OLO DUSTy PAINTING/ I OUT TDBC AOCMOIR J I WHAT DOES A RCNOR /-y-^7/™ s^jNAiAi^x \jMxrm a forums/ L \^^looh \jh*?^s
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    Cuba: Jack takes blame
    423 3 INVASION FLOP A SETBACK FOR THE U.S., BUT IT IS LEARNING FROM ITS ERROR W ASHINGTON, Tuesday. A TOP Government official said yesterday that the Kennedy Adminis- tration took full responsibility for U.S. support of the Cuban invasion attempt. It was not its intention to share
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    What Good English Means to You
    280 3 How you can gain poise develop your personality achieve success 'BEST INVESTMENT I EVER MADE" Hundreds of ambitious men and women have discovered a fascinating, simplified way to improve their English, gain self-con-fidnice and develop their personality. Many say that it is the best
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    Congolese leaders at summit
    265 3 Congolese leaders at summit COQUILHATVILLE, Tuesday. /CONGOLESE leaders met here yesterday to try to agree on their country's future. 1 The U.N. representative, Mr. Mekki Abbas, flew here from Leopoldvllle to meet President Joseph Kasavubu. Informed sources said Mr. Abbas was trying to get the President's signature on an agreement
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    Lock icon A NEW JOB FOR SIR HUGH FOOT
    80 3 A NEW JOB FOR SIR HUGH FOOT I ONDON, Tues.— Sir Hugh Foot (above), former Governor of Cyprus, has been given a new job as special advisor to the British Government on problems affecting relations with newly independent countries, it was announced here last night. A Foreign Office announcement' said
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    Lock icon Tibetan influx
    69 3 NEW DELHI, Tues.— Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru told Parliament yesterday that the influx of Tibetan refugees of India now is on a relatively small scale. He said that though there is difficulty in rehabilitating the 30,000 refugees already in India, "there, has been no change in our attitude
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    Lock icon LABOUR CAMP BOSS JAILED FOR LIFE
    82 3 LABOUR CAMP BOSS JAILED FOR LIFE BONN, Tues. The commander of three wartime Jewish labour camps in Poland was convicted here yesterday of 22 murders and jailed for life. The commander, FranzJosef Mueller, 50, a former S.S. sergeant, was also found guiity of instigating 58 murders, of live charges of
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    The 'perfect hostess'
    165 3 A HOSTESS was wanted for the forthcoming Chester Chamber of Trade International Fortnight. Thirty Chester businessmen spent three weeks searching for the perfect hostess able to mix with lords, meet foreign wrestlers and boxers, enjoy classical music and jazz, and come up smiling after sampling eight international,
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    Lock icon 'Spy for hire' arrested
    45 3 OTTAWA, Tues. Leslie Arthur Szoyka, a 20-year-old Hungarian immigrant whom police said has been making the rounds of embassies offerIng his services as a spy, was charged yesterday with possessing an unlicensed firearm. He was sent for a mental examination UPI.
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    Lock icon U.S. lends India $124m.f0r plants
    174 3 U.S. lends India $124m.f0r plants IifASHINGTON. Tues. —The United Stater agreed yesterday to lend India U5541,400,000 ($124 million) to help build two power plants which will make possible development of mineral and industrial resources of two Indian states. The Development Loan Fund (DLF) announced it would lend $99 million to
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    Lock icon Dali damaged:
    42 3 Man accused GLASGOW, Tues. Ninian McGregor Menzies. 22. was charged here today with damaging Glasgow's most famous oil painting Dali's "Christ of St. John on the Cross." Menzies was remanded In custody for a week. No plea was taken. Reuter.
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      411 3 D/\r\ir\ cikirADAnr Back To Those Dance Dates; A.M. RADIO SINGAPORE 12.00 Close Down. Medium Wave 476 metres RADIO MALAYA Short Wave: 62 metres nHUIU IVIALATA from 8.00—9.00 p.m. (41.7 metres) A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.02 A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, NegaraMorning Prelude; 7.00 The News; ku. News Headlines; 6.05 Morning 7.05
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    Economy flats will be ready soon
    552 4 Economy flats will be ready soon SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, today announced that rents on 2,920 housing units at Kallang Estate would be "rationalised." At a press conference, he explained that this would mean that the tenants would have to pay a little
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    THE TARGET IS 10,000 UNITS EACH YEAR
    561 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of 7,200 low-cost housing units will have been completed by the Housing and Development Board by the end of this year, the Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, announced at a press conference today. This figure includes
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    Inche Yusof to visit Bukit Panjang ward
    207 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— About 7.000 flag-waving school children will greet the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak, when he visits the Bukit Panjang constituency on May 7. This will be the Head of State's second visit to an electoral division. He has already
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    VESAK PROCESSION TO TOUR CITY '
    175 4 VESAK PROCESSION TO TOUR CITY SINGAPORE, Tues.— Amass meeting of thousands of Buddhists and a procession of decorated floats will highlight the three-day Vesak celebrations beginning on Saturday. The mass meeting will be held at the Maha Bodhi School in Lorong 34, Geylang at 5 p.m. Vegetarian food The procession
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      372 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rpup foiiowine is today's (rom Penang. Kuala Lumpur KLM: To Bangkok, Karachi. T louowing is «>aay *> tM L153) 9.30 pjn. Delhi. Cairo. Rome, Oeneva. I schedule of civil air- v Amsterdam (KL832) 1.30 pjn. craft movements at Paya departures Q»ntas: To Jakarta. Perth Lebar airport
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    I'm his wife, says girl, 14
    464 5 PENANG, Tuesday SHE ASKED ME TO TAKE HER AWAY FROM HER MOTHER...NOW I'M WILLING TO MARRY HER, SAYS 'SWEETHEART' A GIRL of 14 told the Sessions Court today that she asked her "sweetheart" to take her away from her mother on Jan. 25 this
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    Road death . charge
    145 5 Road death charge IPOH, Tues.— A mining engineer, Alexander Williams, 34. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of causing death by a negligent act. He was alleged to have caused the death of Mat Said bin Ngah Reo by driving his car in a negligent manner. Williams was allowed
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    4 raids: Thieves have busy day
    209 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TN four cases of housebreaking yesterday, thieves 1 got away with $6,500 in cash and property. CASE NO. 1: Mr. K. Mahendram. 26, a school teacher, and his wife left their home in Opera Estate at 7 p.m. for a walk before
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    Police hunt for girl
    50 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. Police here are searching for Aishah binte Said. 13. reported missing since last Saturday. Her father, Inche Said bin Din, a businessman, told the police that Aishah left her house at Jalan Pegawai with a friend at 6 p.m. and had not returned.
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    SULEIMAN IS OFF TO AUSTRALIA WITH A PLEDGE
    299 5 TV U ALA LUMPUR, Tues. 1V Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman left for Canberra today to take up his new post of Malayan High Commissioner with a promise to "do everything I can for our students." He told reporters at the
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    NOWMPs WILL HAVE TO BE MORE DIPLOMATIC...
    96 5 NOW MPs WILL HAVE TO BE MORE DIPLOMATIC... KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The House of Representatives today approved amendments to its standing orders under which members would have to be more diplomatic when asking questions relating to foreign countries. Under amended regulations, members cannot ask questions seeking information about the internal
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    Premier has a last word with envoy to Canberra
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    KELANTAN MIC 'TREATED LIKE OUTCASTS' -BRANCH CHIEF
    185 5 KELANTAN MIC 'TREATED LIKE OUTCASTS' -BRANCH CHIEF KOTA BHARI', Tuesday. rE Kelantan State Alliance was today accused of treating the Malayan Indian Congress branch there as "an outcast." The charge was contained in a statement by the secretary of the MIC state branch, Mr. Majid Tanakudy. i The statement said:
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    Ceremonial send-off for Governor
    105 5 Ceremonial send-off for Governor PENANG, Tucs. The Governor of Penan«. Ka.ia Tun Uda, will be llica a ceremonial send-off when he sails in the luxury liner Kuala Lumpur on Friday on a pHgrtaaga to Mecca. Raja Tun Ida will inspect a special guard of honour at the Residency that afternoon,
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    BORNEO PROMISES WAR ON PIRATES
    146 6 iESSELTON, Tues. J The Governor of North Borneo, Sir William Goode. has promised that the Government will do everything possible to wipe out piracy in the waters off the Colony. At the last sitting of the Legislative Council. Sir William said: "I want to assure
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    Fined for tapping 'piped radio'
    116 6 Fined for tapping 'piped radio' SINGAPORE, Tucs. Three men were each fined $250 here today for unlawfully tapping the wires of RedifTusion (Singapore) Ltd.. at their homes. They are Ng Peng and lock Soo Wong, both of Kirn Keat Road, and Seah Chong Pau of Pine Lane. All pleaded guilty.
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    Girl is freed in acid case
    521 6 EVIDENCE OF MOTHERKEY WITNESS— IS IMPEACHED, THEN CHARGE WITHDRAWN KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. PX)RM£R telephone operator May Fam Siew Kirn, 21, accused of throwing caustic soda on her British soldier boyfriend, walked out of the Sessions Court here today a free woman. The prosecution withdrew
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    Kedah Govt. funds
    76 6 The Straits Times on March 29 stated that Alor Star police were Investigating a report that $30,000 had been misappropriated from a Kedah Government department. The State Secretary. Kedah. has written in to say that no department in Kedah had had this amount misappropriated. He said there
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    'Boycott not by-passed'
    244 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told Parliament today that Malayan importers had not bypassed Malaya's boycott of South African goods by making purchases through British firms. He said this in reply to a question by Mr. V. D.-.vid (Socialist Front Bungsar) who wanted
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    NEW WEAPONS LA W TO CURB THUGS PASSED
    779 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE House of Representatives today passed new measure s aimed at curbing secret society activities in the country. The Corrosive and Explosive Substances and Offensive Weapons (Amendment) Act passed unaniously provides special penalties for being found in possession of
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      255 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Something to do with the L lth n TL"Zn h°« n 7 Catches B common instru- 'SFISSd incomple« h on ""«<>" the boraer (14). Post-mortem removal or Tom--9 Burglar entangled »lth bore my gheep (g(C) (14) 10. Un»«? On the contrary (5). l 8 oerSOn
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    Lock icon 5.30 a.m. service to commemorate Anzac Day
    190 7 5.30 a.m. service to commemorate Anzac Day QNE hundred servicemen and members of the Australian and New Zealand communities in Kuala Lumpur sang hymns and offered prayers at the Cenotaph at 5.30 a.m. yesterday in a service to commemorate Anzac Day. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev T. A.
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    Insurance Bill will 'protect public'
    240 7 viEASURES to pre- vent the insurance system in Malaya from deteriorating and to save policyholders of "weaker companies" from losses, were adopted by Parliament today. The Life Insurance Companies (Amendment i Bill has a two-fold effect: IT LIMITS the number of life assurance companies operating
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    'BLESSING' GIVEN TO VOTING LAW
    156 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE House of Representatives today gave its x "blessings" to amendments being made to the Local Government Elections Ordinance to ensure uniformity of procedure at local council elections. The amendments adopted I also enable the Election Commission to as.**ume responsibility for the
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    Dunlop tyre factory
    90 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Dunlop Rubber Co. (M) Ltd. announced today that it would make a further statement on the production quantities of its proposed tyre factory at Petaling Jaya at a later date. Referring to the equipment to be brought In. the statement said the cost
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    SQUAD ON GUARD AS HUTS TUMBLE
    123 7 SQUAD ON GUARD AS HUTS TUMBLE KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A police riot. squad stood by as six 1 squatter houses were 1 pulled down in the Imbi Road area today to make way for a new primary school. Nine more houses will be demolished tomorrow, 13 on Thursday, three on
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    Found hanging
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A suicide verdict was today recorded by the State Coroner. Mr. Sathi V. Kandlah. on Chug Kee Huat. 62. of Margaret Drive, who hanged himself on March 23.
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    DEATH
    108 8 M H ..rd. tin i Minimum) WONT. LIN KWONG, DlrM-lor of Ttta R'afc Prtat l.'d pata*4 away -Ji 4hi at M p m.( Iftvin* liinr) h:r rtrlovM Kiff. fldrit BM Waag T k Yun toil 3 othr- aom. v oaiaatwrrt lav law, daumirra. 4 toat-io-law, 1.1 irandfrnidrtn. > mm:
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  • The Straits TImes Wednesday, April 26,1961.
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      The Alliance Critics
      710 8 The debate on the Royal Address has not increased the i Opposition's stature. Too many i |of the Government's c-iitus spoke to a brief which they did not clearly understand, and on I too many matters of substance the facts were against them. Mr. David's indignation at
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      Student Welfare
      384 8 The Federation Government shows a commendable sense of urgency when it promises immediate action to correct deficiencies in the operation of the Malayan Students Department in Britain. This has been I chaotic. The Ismail Commission j found that the records system had virtually broken down, placing of students
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      More Delay
      165 8 Singapore is thoroughly sat- i isfied with the parking meters which it introduced in con- gested city areas sixteen months ago. More recently, Ipoh Town Council has dis- covered that after some re- sistance at the beginning > i motorists are becoming reconciled to the system. But Kuala
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    ASIAN SCENE PRESIDENT DIEM'S 26 FORTS IN THE FOREST
    1119 8 ASIAN SCENE PRESIDENT DIEM'S 26 FORTS IN THE FOREST BY A CORRESPONDENT OF THE LONDON TIMES: SAIGON. TUES fN the present struggle against armed Communist infiltration in the rich rice-bearing countryside of the Mekong River delta one of the methods favoured by President Ngo Dinh Diem is the establishment of
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    Lock icon The alarm over Angola
    456 8 The alarm over Angola SALAZAR SHAKE-UP: CABINET PUT ON WAR FOOTING LISBON. Tues— With Portuguese security forces continuing their drive against terrorists, and aircraft arriving dally at Lisbon airport, Government statements that "all is now calm In Angola" are received here with scepticism, particularly following Dr. Salazar's decision to put
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      Fit for consumption? Is the man a food inspector?
      235 8 Fit for consumption? Is the man a food inspector? 'THE letters in defence of V.F.D. both by himself and jointly by Susheela Dcvi aiid Gus Steyn prompt me to point out that V.F.D. is not the only music critic in Singapore. It is worthy of your readers' notice that ABA.
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      THE REAL TASK OF THE CRITIC
      103 8 THE task of a real music critic surely Is to give helpful and constructive criticism, and this V.F.D. does not do. As far as I can remember over the past three years, he has not made one helpful or constructive suggestion. In fact, some
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    CALL TO GOVT. ON ADS. SCHOOL
    212 9 CALL TO GOVT. ON ADS. SCHOOL CINGAPORE. Tues. The Malayan Advertisers' A s so c i a tion wants the Singapore Government to "house and administer" its advertising course through a Government school. Mr. R.B. Ratcllffe made this offer after he was elected president for the third consecutive year, at
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    Big heroin seizure
    56 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Customs officers this morning raided a coffee shop in North Bridge Road and seized 21b. of heroin, worth about $5,000 In the black market. A customs spokesman said the drug was very rare in Singapore and this was the first time so much had been
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    Malaya will give $100,000 for mosque in Seoul
    168 9 Malaya will give $100,000 for mosque in Seoul KUALA LUMPUR, Tue*.— The frime Minister. TengKu Abdul Rahman, i announced today that the t ederation Ouv eminent would donate $100,000 towara building a mosQue in Seoul, capital of South Korea. The mosQue. to be put up by Korean Muslims, would cost
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    2 boys accused of stealing cloth
    51 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two 15-year-old boys who escaped from the Gimson Boys' Bchool today pleaded guilty In a magistrate's court to a charge of breaking into a building at Havelock Road and stealing 110 bales of cloth yesterday. The case was transferred to the Juvenile
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    $455mi1. development move
    1361 9 MPs GET YEAR'S ESTIMATES TO FREE PEOPLE FROM WEIGHT OF POVERTY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday fHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today made a "$455 million move" when he presented the estimates for phase one of Malaya's Second Five Year Development Plan for consideration and approval
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    Why long leave for the MPs? 'Unholy motive' behind this: Dato Onn
    603 9 Why long leave for the MPs? 'Unholy motive' behind this: Dato Onn KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. TH E question of granting leave to MPs for more than six months triggered off a lively debate in the House of Representatives today. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, had proposed
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    Diamond case man is acquitted
    322 9 JUDGE RULES: NO NEED TO HEAR DEFENCE SINGAPORE, Tuesday CHARLES REINHOLI. former sales agent of Herald International Ltd., was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin in the Assize Court here today without his defence being called on nine charges of using as
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    THIS GIRL, 15, VANISHED ON THE WAY TO MARKET
    168 9 THIS GIRL, 15, VANISHED ON THE WAY TO MARKET SINGAPORE, Tues.— A 13--year Old Singapore schoolgirl. Tao Poi Yep. (above), has been missing from her house in Srmbawang Road for two weeks. She wa s last seen when shr left home for the Seietar market at 9 a.m. on April
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    YOUNG MOTHER ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF GIRL
    93 9 KUANTAN. Tues. The first trial by Jury in Kuantan began today when a young mother was accused in the Assize Court of having slashed to death a four-year-old daughter of her sister-in-law. Amlnah binte Sani. 28, mother of a six-year-old girl, was
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    £Am. from Japan for ex-PoWs
    190 10 em prisoners of war." The total amount received in benefit for the Far Eastern prisoners from Japanese assets and from the Burma-Siam Railway was £4.816,473.— Reuter. DRITAIN has received £4.816,473 from Japan for the benefit of Far Eastern prisoners of war, Mr. John Boyd-Carpenter, Minister
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    No. 4 Sahara blast
    50 10 PARIS. Tues.— France staged its fourth nuclear explo- sion at Its testing grounds In the Sahara Desert early this moiyiing. it was announced today. The explosion was one of I small power. and ended France's current series of above ground nuclear tests in the Sahara— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon WORLD CITIZEN SAILS WITH HIS SECRET: HOW WAS HE SMUGGLEI INTO LONDON?
    176 10 WORLD CITIZEN SAILS WITH HIS SECRET: HOW WAS HE SMUGGLEI INTO LONDON? lONDON. Tues.— Self-styled world Citizen No. 1. Mr. oarry Davis, called from Southampton for the United States today in the liner America without disclosing how he was smuggled into Britain from America last Easter Monday. Mr. Davis. 39.
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    Lock icon When I was just a little boy... —by Eichmann
    506 10 JERUSALEM (Israel sector!. Tuesday ADOLF EIC HMAW says in his "memoirs" re leased to the press here last night that as a child he was "easily led and obedient Obedience was for me something absolute, something which could not be expunged."
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    Phone-tap libel and slander case is settled
    344 10 Phone -tap libel and slander case is settled LONDON, Tues. Settlement of a "phone tapping" libel and slander action brought by a former barrister against a former British Home Secretary and a newspaper company, was announced in the High Court here yesterday. The action was brought by Mr. Patrick Aloysius
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    Lock icon US PEACE CORPS MAY GO TO GHANA
    181 10 US PEACE CORPS MAY GO TO GHANA ACCRA. Tues.— Mr. R. Sargent Shriver. 'newly appointed director of the United States Peace Corps, said yesterday his talks with President Kwame Nkrumah on the possible introduction of the corps to Ghana had been "pntirely satisfactory." He was speaking at Accra airport before
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    Lock icon UN management for West Irian?
    355 10 WASHINGTON, Tuesday INDONESIA yesterday demanded that the Dutch surrender West Irian "but offered to let the United Nations manage the disputed territory for up to two years to provide for an orderly transfer of sovereignty. The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrlo, outlined his government's terms
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      259 10 Just arrived in Singapore and Malaya /j&9l A new kind of pen for men lm\ whose time is valuable ill the versatile Jmf PARKER II 45 KB/ with 14K gold nib Here a' great new pen for men on the move, MKf in gift box for men who are alert
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    8,000 MEET TO BACK PAP
    884 11 Lim tells unionists 'Colonial remnants must be mopped up' SINGAPORE, Tues. A MEETING of about 8,000 trade union committee members and representatives of hawkers, rural and other civic organisations tonight reiterated their support for the People's Action Party in the Hong Lim byelection. The meeting
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    Merger with Malaya is vital for industrial plan, PAP rally told
    492 11 Merger with Malaya is vital for industrial plan, PAP rally told SINGAPORE, Tues T»HE People's Action A Party candidate for Hong Lim. Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, said tonight that merger with the Federation was vital for the success of Singapore's industrialisation plans. Speaking at a street rally at Upper Hokkien
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    Ong: Premier's fault if PAP loses
    245 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ong Eng Ouan. the independent candidate for the Hong Lim by-election, tonight said if the PAP were to lose the election it would be the fault of the Premier. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. If Mr. Lee had done good for the
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    Ah Wee, the amah is scared to death
    901 12 Dy« KATHLEEN HICKLEY JOAN, Mary, Saida and Su form an. adventure society with the object of helping people. They go out in Joan's father's boat, without his permission as they want to try to catch fish to give to an old lady,
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    Local pen friends love to receive letters
    746 12 Johnny Se*w, aged 16: 290. Jalan Hock Chye. Singapore 19: reading, picnics, correspondence. Edward J. Chew, aged 17; 282-A, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 9: cycling, picnics, parties, hockey, football Mafisah bt. Mohd Khir, aged 13: 29. Jalan Kota Tanah. Alur Siar, Kedah; drawing,
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    LAUGHTER MAKES WORLD GO ROUND
    110 12 LAUGHTER MAKES WORLD GO ROUND A WOMAN dialled 999 and asked: "Is that 999?" "No. this is 998." was the reply. "Well Just pop next door and tell them my house is on fire. 1 UNCLE: "Did you water the flowers, John?" JOHN: "No. it's raining." UNCLE: "Then take an
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    SOME OVERSEAS PEN PALS
    629 12 Mickey Font, aged 17: 9, Wolskel Road, Singapore 13; songs, swimming, pictures. Ralph Chiproan. 3547, Rushland. Toledo 13. Ohio. U.S.A. Veronica Le Lox, 30. Bond Road. Mltcham. Surrey. England. Wee Hui Kiang, aged 13; 3, Bamfyloe Road, Kuching, Sarawak; reading, cycling, viewcards. Hirotoshl Takajranagt, aged 13:
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    Tin price resumes advance
    168 14 Tin price resumes advance T»HE tin price in SingaA pore yesterday after dropping for two days resumed its advance and at $428,371 per picul was $1.62£ better than on Monday. The Singapore advance followed the firmer overnight London price. Tin had held steady in London in the face of the
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    INDUSTRIALS FIRM, TINS MIXED ON DIFFICULT MART
    422 14 From Our Market Correspondent rpINS were reported a JL difficult market on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. There was both an absence of sellers and buyers, the reluctance to deal stemming from the lack of a market trend. Prices were mixed. The Federation
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Malayan Stock Indices: April 25 April 24 Industrials: 161.77 158.27 Tins: 282.31 282.82 9 Rubbers: 248.53 246.96 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1062 14 BUSINESS on the Maiayan Stock Exchange, Kuala Lumpur yesterday with the number of deals ln brackets was: Industrials: Fed. Disp. (5.000) 51. 95: F. and N. ords $2.25 OL. Gammon (1.000) $2.25: Jackson Malaya (2.000) $1.25: McAllster $1.42t; Metal Box (1,000) J2.V2: Robinson ords (2.000) SI 50;
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      480 14 CLOSING PRICES SINGAPORE. April 25. RUBBER: 921 cents per lb. (up five-eighths of a cent). 5 p.m. close: 921 cents (steady). TIN: $428.37 J per picul (up $1,621). Estimated unofficial offering 265 tons (up 5 tons). U AV nr.t gr. de rubtxr duyr. tob PRODUCE PRICES cloned In Singapore yesterdajr
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      991 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES it Word* SS (Min.)— Box St tt*. txtrm AIRCONDITIONINC means better' business. Let us install a York Room \irrondit loner today for free trial and demonstration. Telephone Spore *****. 1 REPRESENTATIVE DESIRES to contact Malayan exporters wishing to 1 inter or expand their Australian mar- kit Write details
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    HEAVY SCRATCHINGS ARE EXPECTED
    295 16 Several horses have left to prepare for May meeting at Bukit Timah HEAVY scratchings are expected for this weekend's races at Kuala Lumpur. Several horses have already left for Singapore to prepare for the May meeting for Classes 2 and 3 horses, the same classes running
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    Lock icon 'Pinta' looks certainty for Guineas
    623 16 LONDON, Tuesday. THERE is an old racing adage "the bigger the field the bigger the certainty." Tomorrow, over the rolling Newmarket heath the largest field ever to contest the 2,000 Guineas since its inception in 1809 has one of the shortest priced favourites in its
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    CABLES IN BRIEF
    142 16 RUGBY UNION Q ueen s Park 3 Queen of South UK MATCHES Maesteg 16 IRISH GOLD CUP: 2nd round Tredegar 5: Otley 9 Swansea 12; Crusaders 0 Olenavon J. St. Ives 6 Brldgewater and Albion BOXING 8; Telgnmouth 8 Gloucester 8. HEAVYWEIGHT (Manchester^: SOCCER Brian London (Br)
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    'EMERGENCY ACCEPTORS' FOR SPORE MEETING
    155 16 'EMERGENCY ACCEPTORS' FOR SPORE MEETING SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Turf Club has decided that horses ballotted out of a race in which there are more than 20 acceptors will In future remain in the field as "emergency acceptors." These "emergency acceptors" will be allowed to run if there were course
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    Cancelled
    23 16 IPOH, Tues. The sorcer match between Perak and the visiting Korean Youth XI scheduled to be played here tomorrow has been cancelled.
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    WEIGHTS FOR 3RD AND LAST DAYS RACES OF APRIL MEETING AT KL
    614 16 WEIGHTS for i Wansbrouicli 8.08 I ord Arrogant* 8.13 all sPY n Pourquoi Pas R.UJ Vicky Jl 8.12 races on the; Cl. o, Div. 7— 6 f. picture Fan II s.io third day (Sat- Sctapak S.OO Mirke.v urday)
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    Lock icon KENJI RETAINS HIS ORIENT TITLE
    119 16 TOKYO, Tues.— Kenji Yonekura of Japan last night successfully defended his Orient bantamweight boxing title against Chaidej Naraimaharaj of Thailand. He won on points over 12 rounds here. The 26-year-old Yonekura was defending his Orient title for the second time since he first won It
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      1421 16 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE IXHCTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS To enable extension work to be carried oui at Yio Cnu Kang Roau (6 m.s.) Substation, it will be necessary to interrupt electricity supplies from 8.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.* on Thursday. 37th April. 1901. The following areas will be
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    A POINT FOR KING, WIN FOR ANZACS
    460 17 A POINT FOR KING, WIN FOR ANZACS By L. C. Hoffman Jr. K. Lumpur, Tues. TWE Yang di-Pertuan Agong set the pace for his A side in the Anzac Day golf match by winning his tie, but it was not enough and the Anzacs finally won beating the Rest, a
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    Indonesian speed wins
    474 17 ASIAN YOUTH CHAMPIONS PROVE THEMSELVES SINGAPORE HOLD UP DETERMINED ATTACKS, LOSE WITH PENALTY SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ASIAN Youth champions Indonesia kept up to their reputaion when they beat Singapore Selection 4-3 at Jalan Besar tonight. Trailing twice in the first half they fought back brilliantly to even the
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    SELANGOR WILL BE BIG TEST for SPORE
    105 17 SELANGOR WILL BE BIG TEST for SPORE Teams CINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's chances of retaining the Malayan Cricket Association's Inter-state league championship will judged on the result of the friendly match against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and Sunday. It will, however, not be Singapore's strongest side. Two stalwarts Reggie
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    Spore AAA courses for track officials
    96 17 Spore AAA courses for track officials SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore AAA are taking steps to ensure that, only qualified men will act as starters, timekeepers and judges at all athletic meets In future. Courses for track officials will begin on Apr. 30, when four coaches will lecture on track and
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    Lock icon Basilio quits
    18 17 SYRACUSE. Tues.— Carmen Basllio, 34, former welter and middleweight boxing champion announced his retirement today.— Reuter.
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    PREPARING FOR SEAP
    172 17 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federation of Malaya Amateur Boxing Association plan to send a team of boxers to participate An the S.E.A.P. Games at Rangoon in December this year. First step in this plan was- taken at the association's bi-annual general meeting here today when It was
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    Hockey internationals
    76 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore and Malaya will meet in two International hockey matches on Saturday at Farrer Park itadium here. The first match is between second teams and will begin at 3.55 p.m. The main inter- national will start at 5.10 p.m. If there is rain, the matches will
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      452 17 SOCCER TOUR MATCH: Perak v Korean Youth (CAH grd, Ipoh). SMITH CUP: Oovt. Services t Business Houses (Jn Besar. 7 p.m). SPORE GOVT. SERVICES LEAGUE: Div. 2 iflnal) Marine 'B v Prison (Jn. Besar. 5.30 ML). SPORE Bl SIN'ESS HSE. LEAGUE: Div. 2 NTS v Eveready "A' (Farrer Park); Div.
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    Lock icon Beer for the jungle bashers
    360 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A 16-. MEMBER team from the National Defence College of Canada found out for themselves today what a tough job it was to light Communist terrorists in the Malayan jungle. They went through the nightmare of an "ambush" on a lonely jungle
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    CULTURAL FESTIVAL IN AUGUST
    173 18 SINGAPORE. Tuesday I SINGAPORE'S annual Cultural Festival will be held in August this year, the Ministry of Culture announced today. I The festival will be spon- i Dur i»g the festival, the sored by cultural organisa- Victoria Theatre will be retions in co-ordination with served for
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    LONDON STOCKS , RUBBER and TIN
    354 18 LONDON STOCKS RUBBER and TIN LONDON. Tues— Senumeui in London .stock markets loday was again aflec.tu by me imerouiional Miuaiion while ihe sliaip bieak on Wall Sweet lasi mgnt ■\a.s a further restraining in-; fluence. Tnere was a generally easier teucency dllltag the cuny part of me session but mere
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    RUBBER
    27 18 LONDON. Tues—Spot 27'« d.. .June 27',d.. July-Sept 27', a.. 1 Oct.-Dec 27',d.. Jan-Mar. 27',d.. April-June 27d.. ci.f. May 26T»d.. June 267,d. July 26^a. Tone: Barely steady.
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    TIN
    28 18 LONDON. Tuea —Buyers M 43. I sellers 1845, Forward buyers 1£852. sellers *****;. Settlement £843. Turnover a.m. 135 tons pjn. I IS tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Four Malays promoted to top posts
    459 18 SINGAPORE. Tuesday POUR Malay government officials have been promoted to top administrative posts in the Singapore Civil Service under a special scheme designed to give maximum opportunities for the promotion of promising Malay officer* to posts of greater responsibilities and trust, it was announced
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    Street rallies by Ong
    46 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The independent candidate in the Hong Lim by-election, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, will hold two street rallies tomorrow. The places and times are: Peking Street and Amoy Street corner 7 to 8.30 p.m.. Upper Nankin Street 8.30 to 10 p.m.
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    Lock icon Negro singer collapses
    44 18 SYDNEY. Tues.— American Negro singer Billy Daniels collapsed shortly before he was due to appear In a night club here today. His agent said he had received blood transfusions for a perforated duodenal ulcer and that his condition was serious. Reuter.
    Reuter  -  44 words
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    Indian Society variety show
    59 18 SINGAPORE. Tucs. A variety concert by the Indian Fine Arts Society will bo held at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, on Thursday at 3.30 p.m. Highlight of the concert will be a comic drama in Tamil entitled "Edikatha Padam" supported by items of Bharathanatyam and Kathakali
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