The Straits Times, 3 May 1959

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES foil* No. 1,236. SUNDAY, MAY 3. 1959 20 CENTS
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    I'M ON WAY BACK TO S'PORE -HOLLOWAY
    364 1 I'M ON WAY BACK TO S'PORE -HOLLOWAY 7ffi4re letter from New York SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE COMPTROLLER of Income Tax, Mr. C. T. Holloway, is expected to give evidence at the Chew Swee Kee inquiry on May 18. At a public session of the commission today, Mr. Justice Buttrose said Mr.
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    Lock icon PANAMA 'WAR' ENDS WITH KISSES
    302 1 PANAMA 'WAR' ENDS WITH KISSES MOMBRE DE DIOS (Panoma), Sat. The 80 bearded Cuban revolutionaries who invaded this straw-thatched village a week ago surrendered today without resistance in a carnival atmosphere. They kissed the girls of the village goodbye and boarded two landing craft sent by the Panamanian Government to
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    FA CUP TO FOREST
    29 1 LONDON, Sot. Nottingham Forest beat Luton Town 2-1 in English F.A. Cup final at Wembley today. Forest led 2-0 at half-time. (Full report Page 23)
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    Mother is shot dead in bar
    72 1 PARIS. Sat. Two North Africans shot and killed a pregnant mother of two in a bar here last night. Police think the woman was the accidental victim of an Algerian terrorist murder squad. Mrs. Liliane Bailee. 28. died instantly from the two shots fired
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    Lock icon 'Stone age' tribe quest
    76 1 SYDNEY. Sat. A fiveman Australian expedition plans to leave here soon on a perilous quest for a "stone age" tribe of "hairy ape men" believed to live in dense mountainous forests of Manchuria. If the plans of the expedition leader. 23-year-old Dr. John Prineas. of Sydney,
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    BLAST, FIRE ON SHIP
    55 1 VANCOUVER. Sat. Fire swept the 12.000-ton Norwegian freighter Ferngulf after part of its fuel oil cargo exploded last night. It was brought under con- trol four hours later by a Canadian naval fire fighting team. Ten men on the Ferngulf were sprayed with burning oil. They
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    Lock icon Siamese twins' birthday
    56 1 LONDON. Sat.— Today was the first birthday of Timothy and Jeremy Thackeray, the Siamese twins separated on March 23 in a 10-hour operation. St. Bartholomew's Hospital said Timothy's progress, was better 'than we had dared to hope" but Jeremy had not "returned to any real appreciation of
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    Lock icon Mile record man weds
    41 1 PERTH. Sat.— Herb Elliott. holder of the world mile record, was married today to Miss Anne Dudley at the fashionable Church of the Holy Rosary at Nedlands. about lour miles from Perth. The church was packed.— Reuter.
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    SOEKARNO TRIP
    24 1 WARSAW. Sat— President Soekarno of Indonesia today visited Katowice, a coal mining centre In south Poland, on a one-day trip from Warsaw.—U.P.l.
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    Lock icon THE KIND-HEARTED HOLD-UP MAN
    132 1 LONDON, Sat. A bandit walked out of a London jeweller's shop emptyhanded last night after being told that the manageress suffered from heart trouble. The man, aged about 25, walked into the shop in V hitechapel Road with one hand in his pocket. He said to
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    CLASHES ON PERAK ISLE: ONE DEAD, EIGHT HOMES FIRED
    377 1 CLASHES ON PERAK ISLE: ONE DEAD, EIGHT HOMES FIRED KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QNE person was killed, four were injured and eight houses were burned down in a series of incidents on Pangkor Island, off the Perak coast, today. At a special press conference here tonight, the Prime Minister, Dato Abdul
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    Lock icon BOYD: BRITAIN NOT ON THE RUN FROM SINGAPORE
    192 1 BOYD: BRITAIN NOT ON THE RUN FROM SINGAPORE LONDON, Saturday. lUIR LENNOX-BOYD. the Colonial Secretary, said last night that although Britain had agreed to dramatic constitutional changes in Singapore she was not "on the run." I He told a Conservative 'Party meeting at Weymouth. Dorset: "We expect a certain amount
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    Lock icon Quads for wife, 21
    37 1 FRANKENTHAL. (West Germany), Sat A 21-year-old German wife. Frau Ruth Marnct, has given birth to quads all boys. All four and the mother are well, though the quads were six weeks premature. Reuter.
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    HULL TO VISIT HONOLULU
    41 1 SINGAPORE. Sat— Gen. Sir Richard Hull, C-in-C Far East Land Forces, will leave lor Honolulu by PAA tomorrow for a week-long official visit. He will be guest of Gen. ID. White. C.-ln-C United States Armed Forces Pacific.
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    Lock icon Rubber strike ends
    39 1 NEW YORK, Sat. The United Rubber Workers and the United States Rubber Company yesterday an. nounced agreement on a new contract, ending the 22-day strike by more than 26.000 workers at the company's 18 factories. Reuter.
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    four raped Negress'
    44 1 four raped Negress TALLAHASSEE. (Florida), Sat.— Four white men were held here today on charges of kidnapping and raping a Negro college girl at gunpoint. Police said they arrested the men last night, with the gagged and hysterical girl still in their car.— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon PORT TIED UP
    23 1 MANILA. Sat. Transport workers, striking In sympathy with the Office Employees" Union, tied up the port of Manila today.— U.P.l.
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    STARS SING FOR LUNCH AT CANNES
    63 1 CANNES. Sat. Film stars from five countries including Japan, sang for their lunch today as the Cannes film festival moved to the resort of La Napoule. Guests at the 12th international festival were entertained by songs by Hetome Nozoa (Japan), Gene Kelly and Rhonda
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    Lock icon Herter: West agree on Berlin
    230 1 Herter: West agree on Berlin WASHINGTON, Sot. Mr. Christian Herter, U.S. Secretary of State, said on his return from Europe today that the Western allies had agreed on every detail of their negotiating position with Russia on Berlin and Germany. Mr. Herter described the Western Big Four forciga ministers' conference
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 BATISTA MEN SEEK ASYLUM XXV WfcST (Horida), Sat— Five. Batbfj. government ollit.-i.il* landed bcrc today in cabin rruiscr and a>krd for political a»lura from Fidel Castro's tiring ■><juad>— Rcafcr
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    GOLD FINGER
    3113 2 THIS WAS ONE TIME EVEN JAMES BOND COULDN'T BE BOTHERED ABOUT A GIRL! JO FAR: Secret Service investigator James Bond is ordered to keep contact with Mr. Auric Goldfinger whom he suspects of being a Russian banker dealing in smuggled gold. Bond has exposed him as a card
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    Peron was dictator, but Eva wielded the real power
    1473 3 Peron was dictator, but Eva wielded the real power By REX LOPEZ EVA PERON rose from the slums to become the most powerful woman the 20th century has seen. But it was not until after her death that the world realised the full extent of her power: Thau she, not
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    PEON IS ONE OF 72 CANDIDATES IN THE PENANG POLLS
    563 4 PEON IS ONE OF 72 CANDIDATES IN THE PENANG POLLS pENANC, Sat. A driver, a peon and an 80-year-old pre-war municipal commissioner are among 72 candidates who will contest 23 seats in the Penang state elections on June 6. Forty-four of these candidates will stand in Penang Island and 28
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    SINGAPORE SETS AN EXAMPLE: HOWLETT
    115 4 SINGAPORE SETS AN EXAMPLE: HOWLETT SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore sets an example to otner countries with her fine handling of frontier formalities, said Mr. R. A. How 1 c 1 1 Director of Tourism, today. Mr. Howlett, who has just returned from New Delhi after attending the South Asian Travel Commission
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    Bishop blesses new church
    61 4 MALACCA. Sat. -A $10,000 Mar Thoma Syrian Church at Bukit Baru here was dedicated this week by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Alexander Mar Theophilur. missionary bishop of the church from South India now on a tour of Malaya. The church was built from funds donated by
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    Crash driver NOT to blame
    177 4 I^|ALACCA, Sat.— Lai Shwa'. Pin, manager of a petrol station and driver of a sports car which knocked down and killed a 12-year-old schoolboy In Tranquerah Road here on March 3 is not to be blamed I for the accident. This was the find" 1
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    No entry after 6p.m. from Sam by road
    265 4 No entry after 6p.m. from Sam by road KUALA LUMPUR, Soturdoy. MEW immigration regulations published today prohibit the crossing of the border by road from Siom after dark between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. An Immigration Department spokesman explained that the new regulation would not apply to travellers In trains
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    Why Malaya can't stay neutral'
    135 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Saturday. A YOUNG country like Malaya can never stay neutral between democracy and Communism, Tengku Abdul Rahman, former Prime Minister, said today. "Therefore, we have decided to adopt democracy and denounce Communism," he told a public meeting -at the Gandhi Memorial Hall here.
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    CIVILIANS CAN JOIN ARMY GROUP
    116 4 CIVILIANS CAN JOIN ARMY GROUP CINGAPORE, Sot— The newly formed Rowrroft Theatre Club, although an army project, will welcome civilian members. The clubs publicity manager. Major K.J. Macksey. said this yesterday "to dispel any illusions the public may have concernIng our membership." The club's first production, "Heaven and Charing Cross."
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    Boy guilty of rape
    41 4 KLUANG, Sat. A boy aged 15, was ordered to be sent to the Henry Gurney School, Malacca, for three years after being convicted here of raping an 11 -year-old girl at Kirn Swa Estate on Jan. 25.
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    Boy, 16, wanted to beat up mother
    204 4 Boy, 16, wanted to beat up mother CINGAPORE, Sat. A boy threatened to assault his mother and burn her house when she refused to give him $2, a Singapore court was told today Yeo Jec Suan 16, pleaded not guilty to attempting to extort $2 from his mother. Chia Bek
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    TUN TAN OPENS WOMEN'S INSTITUTE FUN FAIR
    156 4 MALACCA. Sat.— The Officer Administering the Government of Malacca, Tun Tan Cheng-lock, this morning opened the first food and fun fair to be organised by i Malacca branch of Women's Institute at the High School here. The Chief Minister. Dato Osmaai bin Talib
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    COMMUNISM IN MALAYA
    223 5 COMMUNISM IN MALAYA Tiie war against communism continue*, the Emergency remains. The remnants of the terrorists lurk in Malaya's jungles and the communist peril of subversion attempts to combat Malaya's democratic way of life. But what do your friends abroad know of Malaya's state of Emergency? Of an Emergency that
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    27 DAYS TO SPORE POLLING DAY
    325 5 Catholics wooed by Lib-Socs: PAP is not a (■■■■■iii^HHiiia^i^iMHi^HilHHi^ißHHV mighty god' SINGAPORE, Sat.— The secretarygeneral of the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr. E. K. Tan, said today there could be no doubt to which party the Archbishop of Malacca, Msgr. M. Olcomendy, was referring when
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    PAP CANDIDATE SAYS MINISTERS DEPLETED GOVT. ASSETS
    294 5 PAP CANDIDATE SAYS MINISTERS DEPLETED GOVT. ASSETS SINGAPORE, Saturday. A PAP candidate in the general election charged tonight that during the past four years, Singapore's Ministers had "irresponsibly" depleted the Government's liquid assets by more than a half. Dr. Lee Slew Choh, who is contesting Queenstown, said that the assets,
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    CALL ON THE RICH TO VOTE PAP INTO POWER
    198 5 CALL ON THE RICH TO VOTE PAP INTO POWER SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, secretary-gene-ral of the People's Action Party, tonight told an election rally of about 3.000 people at the 5' 2 milestone. Pasir Panjang Road, that it was in the interests of the rich to vote the
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    'Capitalists needed to give jobs'
    153 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party candidate for Kampong Kembangan, Inche Yahyia bin Haji Mohamed Ghouse. said today that while his party was sympathetic towards the workers it would not tolerate any move to frighten capital away from Singapore. He said: "It is necessary that
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    THOMAS: FIGHT BETWEEN PAP, LIB-SOCS
    276 5 THOMAS: FIGHT BETWEEN PAP, LIB-SOCS SINGAPORE, Saturday. i|iß FRANCIS THOMAS, secretary-general of the Labour Front, said today the general election would be a straight fight between the PAP and the LiberalSocialists. "No other party has a chance of forming a government." he sajd. "Certainly not Tun Lim Yew Hock's new
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    THINK BEFORE YOU VOTE, WOMEN LEADERS URGE
    204 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mrs. Robert Eu, chairman of the League of Women Voters, today appealed to Singapore women to give careful thought before they cast their votes. She was speaking at a lunch given by the Pan Pacific South-East Asia Women's Association at the
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    MCA MAN RAPS SELFISH POLITICIANS
    256 5 SINGAPORE, Sat Mr. Thomas Liao-Ping, UMNO.MCA candidate for Serangoon Gardens, to. night condemned "selfish and ambitious politicians who have created unrest and unhappiness, and caused much damage to the prosperity of Singapore." Speaking at an election rally at Jalan Teck Kee, he said: "There could
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      373 5 Be Proud of Your English Improve Youi Speech and Writing in a Few Hours Are you content with the worried because they cannot way you speak and write? Are depend upon their English you sure that you are not not "letting them down." It making mistakes that cause was to
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    A Mother To 200 Boys
    343 6 Youthful Players Leave Federal Capital With Happy Memories KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Last week the Federal capital played host to the junior football teams of nine Asian nations in one of the most progressive Soccer Tournaments ever to be organised. All the youthful sportsmen vied for
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    It's Rub'A-Dub-Dub In The Old Wash Tub
    65 6 It's rub-a-dub-dub as Madam Yip Yok Keou carried out her job of doing the washing for all the players in the Asian Youth Football Tournament recently held in Kuala I.umpur. But as you can see, she really enjoyed her work. As she says:
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    IT'S SO EASY, SAYS K.L. WASH GIRL
    251 6 Unmarried though she is. hard-working Yip Yok Keou last week played the part of "Mother" to over 200 youthful soccer players from all over Asiu. Madam Yip, who has been a professional washerwoman all her life, was selected to carry out all the
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      True praise must be made to measure
      910 6 True praise must be made to measure THE GOOD compliment is lost. No matter which way you look at it, it has seen better days, when the mere fact of paying a compliment was not considered sissyfied or archaic. True, the sweet words of Victorian days, like "My love, your
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      'Nipped In' is back
      52 6 'Nipped In' is back §li. rt is another shirt waister from London— a printed nylon net dress with puritan collar and cuffs by Frank Usher, inspired by Paris. The dress is in toffee colour, with collar and cuffs of white nylon organza. All the Paris houses featured the dressed-up shirtwaister
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    Recipe
    157 6 WITH so many mothers and wives working, cooking can be quite a chore. What the average home-maker wan us Is a healthy, hearty, quickly prepared dish that la economical too. The all-in-one Hamburger Casserole meets all these requirements. Grease a two-quart casserole Spread one cup pre-cooked rice evenly on
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    Stars brave rain to greet fans
    307 7 Stars brave rain to greet fans A WET INTRODUCTION SINGAPORE, Sot. A sudden downpour this evening failed to prevent several beautiful Hong Kong film stars from taking their turn atop the Singapore Airport roof to give a brief glimpse of themselves to their wildly cheering fans. A frantic search netted
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    TWELVE ELECTION RALLIES IN SINGAPORE TODAY
    218 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. THERE will be 12 election rallies in Singapore between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. tomorrow. The People's Action Party* i mak. rallies ai Siglap. Mount- batter.. Aljunied and Farrer Parlc will be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The Singapore People Alliance
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    Sydney on maiden run
    72 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Italian Flotta Lauro line luxury cruiser Sydney arrived here today on its maiden run from Europe. On board was Dr. Giaocchina Laura; owner of the line, which operates 35 vessels all over the world. A cocktail party was held on the ship tonignt.
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    At your cinemas Kola llnarn
    65 7 At your cinemas Kola llnarn MDO: Sree 420 (Hindi; 9.30 nni Saudagar Minyak Urat (Malay) 12.30. 3, 7.15, 9.30; ODEOX: The Young Don't Cry Sabu And The Magic Ring 12.30, 3, 7.15, 9.30. Hii.nif .hi CATHAY: D-Day Sixth Of June 10.30 a.m.; Romance Of Trishawman 12.30. 2.30. 7. 9.30; REX:
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    YOUTH CLUB'S PARTY
    22 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Buona Vista Youth Club tonight held a social and dance at the Buona Vista community centre.
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    RASC OFFICER WEDS
    79 7 Captain Colin William Boardman of R.A.S.C. who was married to Miss Anne Mary Rosa Steed at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday. The bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mr>. S. Boardman; the bride the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. 11. Steed, who have
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    FESTIVAL FRACAS
    161 8 SQUABBLING STARTS EARLY THIS YEAR OVER BRITISH ENTRY £ANNES, Sat Arguments enveloped the day-old Cannes international film festival yesterday, because American film goers have already i seen one of Britain's en- tries. Squabbling traditional at J this annual parade of stars and starlets T>ut it came particularly early
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    Lock icon TOP GUN
    67 8 This 1,300-mikj-on-hour jet, the Republic F 105 Thunder Chief fighter bomber, pocks on automatic cannon with six revolving barrels that can fire 6,000 shots a minute, four times as fast as any other airborne gun. A highlight at the World Congress of Flight in Los Vegas, the sound-busting
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    Lock icon POWELL SUES CLENN FORD
    56 8 SANTA MONICA (Call- 1 fornia*. Sat. Glenn Ford. Hollywood's No. 1 box-ofnee attraction in 1958, was sued for divorce today by the former dancing star Eleanor Powell. 1 She charged mental cruelty. The couple were married in 1943, and have n 14-year-old son, Peter. Miss Powell
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    Lock icon AFRICAN MORALS UNDER SCRUTINY
    246 8 PRETORIA, Saturday. I°HE MORALS of South Africans recently came under the scrutiny of the Synod of the Northern Region of the Dutch Reformed Church in Pretoria. A report of the Synod's Public Morals Commission was published today. It condemned: LIQUOR for Africans; DRINKING (acuities on trains,
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    Lock icon NEHRU OPENS BRIDGE PROJECT
    118 8 NEHRU OPENS BRIDGE PROJECT NEW DELHI. Sat. Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, opened in Mokameh, Bihar State, yesterday one of the biggest bridge-build-ing projects in the world a mile-long doubledecker road and rail span across the sacred Rivrr Ganges. The SB5 million bridge is the only one spanning the
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    Lock icon Problem of the Tibetan refugees
    180 8 Problem of the Tibetan refugees fcJEW DELHI, Sot. More thon 7,000 Tibeton refugees hove crossed into India so far, official sources said here yesterday. The Indians are now building a transit camp for them at Missamari, near Tezpur. India's External Affairs Ministry is responsible for them and a Central Relief
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    Lock icon LYNCHING FEAR: RAPE CASE NEGRO HIDDEN
    111 8 NEW ORLEANS, Saturday. A NEGRO accused of the rape and murder of a white woman was taken to an unnamed jail today to thwart any chance of a lynching The Negro Ora Rogers. 24. an ex-convlct, was arrested last night at Ville Platte. a
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    HUGE RED ESPIONAGE RING UNCOVERED
    149 8 I Sat— An Eost i German intelligence officer who fled to West Germony gave details of a vast Communist spy ring operating ogainst the Nato allies. Officials said details supplied by this and other Communist defectors has led to the arrest of many people and
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    Siamese Finance Minister fired
    47 8 BANGKOK, Sat. Chote Gunakesem was dismissed by royal decree last night from the posts of Finance Minister and Governor of the Bank of Slam. His dismissals follows his support^-agalnst the opposition of cabinet colleagues— of a group Investment plan to ISSL-u todartry ta
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    Lock icon CASTRO'S STAND-IN FINED IN U.S.
    65 8 LO6 ANGELES. Sat. Senor Armando Lora. acting Premier of Cuba In the absence of Dr. Fidel Castro, was fined US$l,5OO here yesterday. He flew to Los Angeles and pleaded guilty to a charge of supplying arms to Dr. Castro's revolutionary movement.— an Infringement of the
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      All set far big show
      295 9  -  TAN TOCK SAIK GRAND OPENING BY THE YANG DI-PERTUAN AGONG IN TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN HALL By KUALA LUMPUR THE TENCKU ABDUL RAHMAN HALL, scene of many important and colourful international functions, will be the venue of yet another gay and glittering event tomorrow. In this
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      7 WHO WILL BE THERE
      29 9 MONO KONG Hing Hao HONG KONG Yu Ming HONG KONG Fanny Fan HONG KONG Yeh Fung JAPAN Mitsue Komlya MALAYA Kasma Booty MALAYA Saloma
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      FIVE-DAY EVENT ENDS WITH THE PRESENTATIONS
      525 9 Tbree from its lloiu Kong studios: "Calendar Girl "THe Tender Heart", and "The Long Voyage Home". Two from its Singapore studios: "Mahsuri," bused on a play by Tengku Abdul Rahman, the former Prime Minister; and "Satay," One from the Cathay Film Services: "Brunei Rejoices."
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      THE COST: $60,000
      122 9 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Sixth Asian film Festival will cost about $60,000. At least $5,000 will be spent on hired cars, $2,500 on flowers for the film stars and other women, $4,000 for trophies and $8,000 for a banquet. About $5,000 will be paid to locally engaged
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      6-nation team on training
      76 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two Royal Malayan Navy men are among a group of 13 naval officers from six South-East Asian countries, who are now undergoing a course of general naval training at the Naval Base. The two RMN officers are I Sub-Lt. Ridzuan bin Saheran and Sub-Lt.
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      45 10 |iimmminm»mmmmnmiitmfnmnnimmi^^^^^ m—^mb|^ favour us with your inimitable •I think ,t% 0 .n 8 »o~gc» w inTeresting now. "Alice Alice! They're p«ayin c our tong." riiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiHiiiiuiiir«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiin| "That's <0"m to cost him points." 1 "Looks like your mother will be come on a diet again." SiMMIUJIIHIIIWIUIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIiiIIIIIIIIIIIHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIHIH
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    K.L. palace design wins top marks for him
    595 11 K.L. palace design wins top marks for him A YOUNG Malayan architectural student gained first class honours with his degree with a thesis embodying a design of a palace in Kuala Lumpur for the Paramount Ruler, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Mr. Goh Hock Guon, of Lunos, Kedah, who graduated from
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    A $300,000 JETTY IS OPENED
    117 11 A $300,000 JETTY IS OPENED SINGAPORE. Sat. A new reception terminal for passengers arriving by sea was opened by the Assistant Minister lor Education, Inche Mohd. Sidik bin Haji Abdul Hamid, at Jardine Steps today. The terminal and jetty which was constructed by the Singapore Harbour Board will be used
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    Accused of bid to extort
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Song Hak Hwee. 22, pleaded not guilty today to attempting to extort $10,000 from Chua Kirn Yeow. by putting him in fear of being kidnapped at Puay Hee Avenue on Mar. 1. He was remanded in custody till May 23.
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    FOUR MASKED DAGGER MEN IN $7,000 PAY SNATCH
    118 11 QINGAPORE, Sat. Four masked men snatched a canvas bag containing $7,000 from a taikong in Tai Gin Lane, off Balestier Road, last night. Eng Chwee Siang. 38, was on his way home m a taxi when its path was blocked by a
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    Dr. Wilson wants women admitted to clergy
    330 11 lONDON, Sat. Dr. J. L. Wilson, former Bishop of Birmingham, is a supporter of the aims of the Anglican Group for the Ordination of Women, which has been campaigning for almost 30 years for the admission of women to the priesthood. Presiding at
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    Lottery woman fined $2,000
    51 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat— ln a magistrate's court today, a woman, Lim Ah Chow, was fined $2,000 or five months jail for assisting in carrying on a public lottery. Her defence was that she picked up some lottery slips on the road and kept them for wrapping
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    CHURCH CONCERT
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Sal— A talentime contest will be held at the St. Joseph's Sino-English School hall. Bukit Panjang, tomorrow night, in aid of the St. Joseph's Church building fund.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    83 12 t0 H.»rrf, Big i Minimum). SKKVICF. WIVES! I Tomim Thomson offers You Beautiful Envilsh Tailored Worsted Suits at well below London Prices. Battery Koad. Spore. A REVOLUTION in the coffee making, thanks to the Italian made "Moka-Express". So easy to handle and m> reasonable in price. The ti-i-ip Mze
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 12 10 Wnrttt Sill (.Minimum). .TIANNKE: The call was sudden he shock severe, to part with him c loved so dear. Forget him. No c never will, while memories last if love him stil! By his lovm> ife. Agnes A: John.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. May 3. 1959. RUBBER BALLOONS
    186 12 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. May 3. 1959. RUBBER BALLOONS tK)R the first time in over two years the price of rubber on the Singapore market has this week gone over a dollar a pound. But nobody is cheering, except speculators in paper rubber futures and those bitten by the bug
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    Smoke screen
    164 12 DITY the plight of a poor capital city. Every day hordes of lorries and buses converge on Kuala Lumpur from every state in the Federation, too many of them belching clouds of black smoke. It has reached the point when people are writing to the Road Transport Department
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    Danger still
    145 12 r pHANKS to prompt action the Federation and Singapore have averted the danger of a widespread epidemic of smallpox brought here by a passenger on a boat from India. But the danger is not yet past. Millions of peopie in the two territories have been vaccinated, but there
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    INTERVIEW... TODAY'S PROFILE
    1077 12  - INTERVIEW... TODAY'S PROFILE LLOY^MORGAN^ I*y jbUTSPOKEN AUTHORITY ONi THE MALAY LANGUAGE paradox of European Mr. Cyril I Skinner's being in charge of the E University of Malaya's Depart- I ment of Malay Studies is only seeming, and not E E real. By training, inclination and back- i ground he is
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    Lock icon Judo—art of the MIND as well as the body
    826 12  - Judo— art of the MIND as well as the body LAN MOK-AI By LONDON. SATURDAY PHILOSOPHY IN JUDO DRAWS MALAYANS TO LONDON CLUB A SCHOLASTIC concept which introduces philosophy into judo is drawing a large number of Malayan undergraduates to learn judo at a West London clvb the )udokan. Its
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    Countryman's Journal
    408 12 THE corollas of the durian flowers are falling. A few flying-foxes are arriving at about 7 p.m. to suck the nectar. Now that T.Y.M.* has left us there is no one to shoot them Even if the Tuan had a shotgun he could not afford to buy cartridges.
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    Good for a Laugh
    211 12 Good for a Laugh /•ROUCHO MARX tails the story of a Hollywood tycoon, universally detested in the film city, who died after years of over-eating and overdrinking. At the executive's funerol were thousands of film actors and technicians who had walked all the way to the cemetery in pouring rain.
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    'A Lion in the Sun takes shape on estate in Johore
    281 13 'A Lion in the Sun takes shape on estate in Johore CINGAPORE, Sun. In the seclusion of o Johore rubber estate, a Singapore share broker who gave up business to devote himself wholly to writing, has just' finished a quarter of a million word novel with a Singapore background. The
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    COPRA PRICE
    37 13 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra- May $44* (Nominal) Tone was quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Millrra 1 Association: bulk $67 seller*, drum $70.50 sellers. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    27 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. On the Singapore Tin Market today the, price of tin rose 25 cents to [5398.12 I:.'.1 The estimated offering! was 130 tons. j
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    Lock icon MALAYAN CAPITAL MAY TAKE OVER CENTURY-OLD PATERSON, SIMONS
    271 13  - MALA YAN CAPITAL MAY TAKE OVER CENTURY-OLD PATERSON, SIMONS GEOFFREY BOLAND £712,000 BID FOR FIRM WITH WIDE RANGE OF BUSINESS By SINCAPORE, Sat.— The hundred-year-old Paterson, Simons and Co. may be sold to a company with Malayan capital. This is the view of informed quarters, it is reported from London.
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    7,000 JOIN HUNT FOR WELL DRESSED RED GANG
    186 13 7,000 JOIN HUNT FOR WELL DRESSED RED GANG jIPOH, Sat. About 7,000 I troops and police are being deployed in the "Operation Jeya" area of Central Perak. against 52 terrorists described as "well-fed and well-dressed Highest ranking terrorist In the group Is district com- mlttee secretary Ng Chooi Sal. He
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    Man charged with outrage
    44 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Abdullah bin Mohamed. 25, was charged in a magistrate'^ court today with outraging the modesty of a woman Maimon binte Omar. 25. in Pulasan Road on April 29. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail until May 13
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    Katong Church wedding
    70 13 Mr. Hilary C. Don and Miss Sybil Margaret Galistan after their wedding at the Church of the Holy Family. Katong, yesterday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Galistan. A reception was held at the Singapore Hotel. Sunday Times picture. lin h<- Moh.imi-d
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    Five children ask 'please help us find mother'
    258 13 Five children ask 'please help us find mother SINGAPORE, Saturday. CIVE children today trooped into the Social Welfare Department at Havelock Road in search of their mother. Pathetically they said: "She has gone to the Federation with a man. Please tell her we want her back." They are the children
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    2 cars stolen in one night
    51 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Two cars have been stolen here, a C.I.D. spokesman said today Car BE 5688. was stolen outside the Chin Woo oetween 8.15 p.m yesterday and 12.30 a.m. today Car *****4 was stolen in Imbi Road between 12.10 a.m. and 9.45 a.m.
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    Stolen-a police officer's car
    78 13 Stolen-a police officer's car IPOH, Sat.— White Mr. C. A. A. Nicol, deputy chief of the Special Branch, was at a cinema here last night a thief drove away in his car. Mr. Nicol went to the 9.15 p.m. show and parked his car outside the cinema in Cockman Street.
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    Peking Opera star arrives in Ipoh
    43 13 IPOH. Sat. Hong Kong Mandarin and Cantonese actress. Miss Yu Soo Chow arrived here by air today from Penarg. She is the star of the Peking Opera, which began a one-week season at the Capitol here tonight
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      219 13 ■BSjH SINGAPORE FILM SOCIET\ 1 Screening by the Commission for India of noted Indian film. Pather Panchali. at the Cultural Centre theatre, 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. RECEPTION and buffet supper for delegates to 3id SEA YMCA Training Institute, at the Chinese YMCA. 7.30 p.m. RAFFLES MI'SELM: Exhibition •of contemporary
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      70 13 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 7.50 a.m. (6ft 9tn) 8.54 p.m < "ft 2ln>, Port Dickson 3.42 a.m. (6lt 4in> 3.57 p.m. (7ft 21n>. Penang 10.37 a.m. (6ft 7lii) 10.19 p.m. (6ft 41n. TOMORROW: Singapore 8.55 a.m. (7ft 2in>t 9.26 p.m. (7ft 61n), Port Dickson 4.33 a.m. 6ft 9in) 447 p.m.
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      The First Prize
      39 14 tWINNER of this week's top prize of $30 is "The Potter" submitted by Lee Say Sung, of 101 Bunga Raya Road. Malacca Mr Lee used a Rolleiflex camera and Ilford FP3 film. Setting: f-8. 1/125 second.
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      The Second Prize
      45 14 The Second Prize mHE .second prize of $20 L goes to "Stairway Rendezvous" by S. Y. Long, 54 Changi Road. Singapore 14. Mr. Long, who used Kodak VP 120 film for this picture, did not give the make of his camera. Setting: f-4. 1/25 second.
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      Other prize winners
      72 14 RUNNER-UP prizes of $10 each go to "Framed' (left), by Llm Kok Ghee. and "Sloshing Home" (right), by Dr. J. I. Bennet. Mr. Lim. of Block Five. 108-A Dorset Road. Singapore 8. used a Rollciflex camera and VP 120 film. Setting, with yellow filter: 1-8. 1 125
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    PHOTOGRAPHIC DIGEST
    1158 14  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY IF WE accept the prin-. ciples of "balance" in a photograph we have taken a major step forward m our understanding of photographic art. As soon as we learn to appreciate the weight values of tone masses in a picture in relation to their physical
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    Debbie makes a mug of tbe tax bureau snoop
    401 15  -  PETER LIM A HAPPY-GO-LUCKY FILM FOR ONE AND ALL By THE MATING GAME Debbie Reynolds, Tony Randall, Paul Douglcs M.G.M. "THE Mating Came" is every taxpayer's fantasy in Cinemascope and Metrocolour. And because it couples the heartbreak of tax returns with
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    ROUSING COMEDY AND LOTS OF CHEESECAKE
    252 15 THE CAPTAIN'S TABLE John Gregson, Peggy Cummins, Donald Sinden, Nodia Gray. Rank Organisation "J"HE Captain's Table is based on the novel by Richard (Doctor in the House) Cordon. It shows its breeding, too. It is rousing comedy with little attempt at plot and relying
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      544 15 +C tiJ 2iiifi HOW SHOWING! 645 930 pm I wGOPERATION PETER FINCH EVA BARTOK yL AMSTERDAM TONVBRITT(M ".ssS Plus! M.F.l'.'s T:imc Minister of Indonesia visits Malaya" J( •^C Today 9 a.m.: Lin Tsui in "STAR BISFS" Mandarin (KW). J^,7,Uir,|f 334U(1 NUW SHOWING! 645&9 30 p m J GARY COOPER INGRID
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      604 15 DINAH SINGS THE BLUES rREE new releases by RCA Itaiiana, and one '9|^^mi^^^^^|^H^HßP'^BSßlHHHß by ABC Paramount, are this lasigfc# tmaMaS^MtUESKs&I week's choice discs. All are ■HEpk'*v I^BbS&^bßS^Hb^e superbly recorded und each H m»mm9 ujj||3ys|ffl Is outstanding in its own |STP' IhVImI ImWß^K^^^i^H way for the musical inter- m C rS^«
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      355 15 Radio Singapore Medium Wave 476 metre* A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 700 The News; 7.05 Moments of Melody; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Breakfast Club; 9.00 Programme Summary; 9.02 Alfredo Anionlni and His String Orchestra- 9.30 Make Way for Youth; 1000 So I'll Tell You; 10.30 The Percy Faith
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    HUMAN CASEBOOK Once too often
    1009 19 HUMAN CASEBOOK Once too often HER FITS OF JEALOUSY HAVE HURT HER BOY TOO MANY TIMES LA Y boyfriend has stopped seeing me because, in a fit of jealousy, I told him off for talking to other girls. I apologised, but he said I had hurt him too many times
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    THE GREA TEST MAN OF ALL
    1266 19 Leonardo da Vinci was a man who created many 'firsts' %A#HO do you think is the cleverest man who ever TT lived? GORDON TREYNE. Singapore. Without a doubt it was Leonardo da Vinci, who was the first man to design flying machines and to
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      226 20 "H.M.V." GAVE THE FIRST PAN -MALAYAN DEMONSTRATIONS OF STEREO RECORDS ON THESE FINE EQUIPMENTS!! THE ...STEREO RADIOGRAM Mf A A \nr 0 »«ly« —f> «»^rl,«lM^ *I^| JttK| HHi I "I"l aulo-rhan|r«T yW|y BB -j > 2 Ixauliful cabinet* T^B MS I KM I a -^i^M lU ~»i flii.i |>. .r.
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    Stereo revives an old trend
    836 21 PHILIP GOH TRACES THE SUDDEN AND QUITE UNEXPECTED RISE OF THIS BRILLIANT SUCCESSOR TO Hi-Fi A FEW years ago it would have been no mean feat to persuade one's guests to sit in linpmtflrting silence as one presented for their enjoyment an hour or two
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    A VIEW OF THE FLAT FLOOR
    32 22 A VIEW of the interior showing the flat floor The engine is mounted in front of the Panhard, which has front wheel drive Sunday Times picture.
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    This car from France is a 50m.p.g. six-seater
    583 22 ROAD TESTING THE NEW CARS THE SECRET LIES IN FLAT-TWIN 4-STROKE ENGINE OF ONLY 850 c.c. T*HE Dyna Panhard is a name not well known in Malaya, although in France, its country of origin, and indeed, all over the continent, it is
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    Lock icon Floyd KO's London in 11th round
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    45 24 2* Words >lii (Minimum). MRS. ARNOLD passed away peacefully at 41. Gentlng Lane ut 6 a.m. 2-5-59. Leaving behind her beloved daughter und son-in-law and 6 grandchildren. Cortege leaving residence ut 4 p.m. today for Service at Ellm Church and i thence to Bldadan.
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    549 24  -  EPSOM JEEP and ALLAN LEWIS TWO-YEAR-OLDS SHOW FURTHER IMPROVEMENT ON TRACK By FINE CHOICE AND LITTLE LULU DO BEST GALLOPS SINCAPORE, Saturday. JRAINER Neal Hobbs batch of two-year-olds have made splendid headway since their initial races at Bukit Timah in March. Tollana 111, with Bob Franklin
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