The Straits Times, 4 October 1959

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Nettie I No. 1258. 20 CENTS. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1959
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    COMMUNAUSM MUST BE FOUGHT IN SCHOOLS
    413 1 THATS TASK FOR TEACHERS OF TODAY -MINISTER SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Minister fnr Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today £poke of "the disruptive forces of communaii».*n which plague our country" and declared rhst the battle against these forces would be won or lost in the
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    Straits Times Cheer Fund
    360 1 Malayans are the most generous people in the world. Every year thousands of under-pri-vileged children in Malaya and Singapore have benefitted from the annual appeal which goes out about this time for money to buy food, clothing and toys. THE CHEER FUND HAS BECOME A MALAYAN
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    MALAYAN GIFT
    32 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Government 1 today gave $20,000 to the Jap- anese Government for the re- lief of victims of typhoon "Vera." which struck Japan 1 this week. <
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    FEDERATION TO NAME FIVE JUNIOR MINISTERS
    265 1 FEDERATION TO NAME FIVE JUNIOR MINISTERS I^UALA LUMPUR, Sot. Five Junior Ministers three Malays, one Chinese and one Indian are to be appointed in a major Cabinet reshuffle to be announced next week. The reshuffling follows the Kedah Tengah election uhere Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari won the 74th seat
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    $130,000 GOLD HAUL FROM ONE SHIP
    148 1 $130,000 GOLD HAUL FROM ONE SHIP SINGAPORE, Sat. Customs officers today found $60,000 worth of contraband gold .hidden in the Norwegian freighter Halldor. after the discovery of $70,000 worth of gold bars in a coil of rope in the same ship last night. Todays haul, weighing 420 tahils, came from
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    2 more held in cheque case
    51 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. At least two more Federal Treasury men here are believed to have been detained for questioning in connection with the issue of a $194,017 Bank Negara cheque. The two are a peon and a clerk. Police would not confirm or deny
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    Frontier forts fall again
    28 1 VIENTIANE, Sat. The two frontier fortresses of Xiengkho and Muonghet, which were taken by Laotian paratroopers last Sunday, have been recaptured by pro-Communist rebels
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    Lock icon Ismail calls on Mr. Herter
    62 1 WASHINGTON. Sat The Federation Foreign Minister Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, yesterday paid a 25-mlnute courtesy call on U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Christian A. Herter. Dr. Ismail was in Washington attending the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund conference. He will go
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    Husband under specialist tare now
    270 1 Husband under specialist tare now RIDDLE OF CHARRED BODY FOUND ON BED IN FLAT SINGAPORE, Sot. Sergeant Lucien Hicks, whose wife was burnt to death in their flat in Alexandra Avenue on Sept. 18, is now under observation by Army specialists. Army authorities revealed thi s today when asked to
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    Lock icon Sub-killer sets new record
    35 1 OTTAWA. Sat.— A Royal Canadian Air Force Argus submarine-killer plane set a new long distance record yesterday, flying 4.570 miles non-stop from Hawaii to North Bay. Ontario, in 20hrs. 13mlns.— U.P.I.
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    U.S. announcement on stockpile sales: Rubber price drops
    337 1  - U.S. announcement on stockpile sales: Rubber price drops GEOFFREY BOLAND By SINGAPORE, Sat.— The Federation of Malaya and Singapore know at last how the American Government Intends to dispose of its rubber stockpile and although weeks of uncertainty have been removed, the knowledge Is nevertheless unpalatable. The General Services Administration,
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    Towkay's death wish: 'No lavish funeral'
    163 1 SO $22,000 GOES TO UNIVERSITY, TEMPLES SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Thio Soen Tioe. millionaire rubber magnate, died on Friday night at his house off St. Patricks Road. Katong, on Friday. He was 63. His last wish: "No lavish funeral for me. please" he told his
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    STC row: Bryne's proposals
    123 1 STC row: Bryne's proposals rjINGAPORL. out.. Tilt O Minister lor Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, thia morning had talks with the gaporc Traction Company, Mr. G. G. Wilson, in a biU to settle the bonus row between the management and the STC employees' union. After the meeting the
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    STOP PRESS
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    Who killed Sir Harry Oakes?
    4355 2  -  1 GEOFFREY BOCCA Presenting a fascinating casebook on the most controversial and mishandled of all murder investigations Never has a crime shaken a community so violently as the killing of millionaire Sir Harry Oakes in the Bahamas 16 years ago; never was an investigation so
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      258 2 t wfi? \*b' From all over the world come thr choicest selections of &TOMBnw w^^^-^f^ ss Curtaining Fabrics to delight you. Gay contemporary j||mkM^^ l§§|ra#» Jr i\M^ lIF%LJ f\ I CTCOV prints from Scandinavia, traditional florals from Britain. ■nßwLp &t ;^H W» fl UL J f Cn I cute continental
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    KING (IN hospital) receives portrait
    125 5 KING (IN hospital) receives portrait I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— IX The Yang di-Pertuan Agong was presented with a portrait of himself by the Malayan Ambassador in Indonesia, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, at the Bungsar Hospital here this morning. The portrait is a gift from the Malayan community in Indonesia expressing
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    INFECTED PORT
    23 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Health today declared the port of Karikal in South India an infected place. Smallpox exists there.
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    CENSUS: 119 WERE TEENAGE BOSSES
    105 5 CENSUS: 119 WERE TEENAGE BOSSES SINGAPORE, Sat.-Six girls and 113 boys became employers before they passed the age of 19. But. according to the 1957 census published today, teenagers also formed the highest percentage of jobseekers. Of the 24.202 people seeking employment. 1.252 were between ten and 14 years of
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    Aga Khan's uncle due in KL today
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Prince Sadruddin. younger brother of Prince All Khan and uncle of the present Aga Khan, spiritual head of the Ismaili community, will arrive at Kuala Lumpur airport tomorrow at 4.15 p.m.
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    American healer turns Buddhist
    361 5 NO SNAP DECISION/ SAYS NOVICE DENANG, Sot. An American physiotherapist, Mr. Dalian Louis Steding, received a begging bowl when he was ordained a Buddhist novice monk in the first ceremony of its kind at the Penang Buddhist Association here today. The ordination was conducted by another
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    TENGKU IN PENANG ON STATE VISIT
    207 5 PENANG, Saturday. THE Alliance Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Socialist Mayor of George Town, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, exchanged warm greetings when the Tengku arrived at the Raja Tun Uda Pier this morning on a o le-day State visit to Penong. My.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    247 5 CHINESE YMt A: Table tennis, boy scouts 9 pjn., Jurone Prl-Y club 8 a.m., red cross 3.30 pjn.; art class 3 p.m., brass band, girls' basketball 4 p.m. SALVATION ARMY: Holiness meeting 10 a.m.; Sunday school and adult bible class 3 p.m.: young people's legion 5 p.m.;
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    Grapes: All clear, and it's official
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. —No poisonous substance was found in the grapes taten by a family of four on Thursday, who were said to be suffering from food poisoning. This was stated by the Ministry of Health today.
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    In defence of censorship but only 'to prevent chaos'
    348 5 In defence of censorship but only 'to prevent chaos' SINGAPORE Saturday. JOURNALIST said tonight: "If there is to be effective government, there must be some measure of censorship. But the best censorship of all is self-discipline, and that is difficult to find in a region like South East Asia which
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    Our proudest buildings are this man's creations
    890 6 Our proudest buildings are this man's creations CONCLUDING... THE SUNDAY SERIES ON MALAYA'S TREND SETTERS THE ARCHITECT NG KENG SIANG-INDEED AN INSPIRED LEADER IN HIS FIELD DURING the past four weeks, four men and women have been presented to you, who, each in his own way, has helped to make
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    NOW ANOTHER NEW FASHION FOR WOMEN
    88 6 WOMEN are creatures of fashion. But it goes deeper than a question of necklines. Consider what is happening to the fashion in screen heroes. Once the lean and hungry looking men with the sad eyes— men like Valentino and Leslie Howard won all hearts.
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    Recipe
    155 6 JURIED fruits go deli- ciously with meats. Try Fi? -stuffed Pork Chops and see for yourself. Start your oven at 42SP and get out a medium-sized baking dish, one with a cover. Cut nice big pockets in six thick pork chops. Mix together three-quarter cup dried figs, chopped, one
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      263 6 Give Bob Martin's once a dag to keep him healthy, handsome, gay! "DIG, bluff, gentle Bruno will do anything for Gillian, because he knows she loves him. And Gillian knows what's best for him. Once a day, and every day, Bruno gets his Bob Martin's Condition Tablets. He doesn't know
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    Ran job racket: Man gets 12 months
    269 7 Ran job racket: Man gets 12 months CINGAPORE, Sat. An employment racketeer was today jailed by thei Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. Efu Cheow Chye, for 12 months. Michael Phua Kee Juay was found guilty of cheating Aug Pang Keng of $2,000 on Oct. 21 last yoai. The prosecution told
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    Flying Club pilot hurt in landing
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The vice-president ol the Singapore Flying Club. Mr. Bernard F. Oehlers. was injured today when he crash landed a Cessna plane at Kota Tinggi. Two passengers in the aircraft escaped injury. Mr. Oehlers was flown back to Singapore in another Flying Club
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    TTC HEAD URGES 3-YEAR COURSE
    173 7 TTC HEAD URGES 3-YEAR COURSE CiNGAPORE, Sat. The I principal of the Singapore Teachers Training College, Mr. N K Vanniasingham, today called for an extension of the two-year certificate course to three years to improve educational standards Speaking on Graduation Day of the college at the Anglo-Chinese School, he stressed
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    PRIZE-WINNING TEACHER
    38 7 Miss Tan Kin Keng. winner in the Chinese section of the Teachers' Training College Certificate Course, receives her certificate frsri the Minister for Education. Mr. Vim; Nyiik Lin. at yesterdays Convocation in Singapore. Sunday Times picture.
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    Or. Goh due tomorrow
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Ken? Swee, is due to return to Singapore from London on Monday.
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    Police awards for famed Phantom Squad gang-busters
    269 7  - Police awards for famed Phantom Squad gang-busters JACKIE SAM FOUR JOBS WELL DONE**I9 THUGS Of JAIL By SINGAPORE, Saturday /\LL ten members of Singapore's first ''Phantom Squad" today received the Police Comissioner's commendations for four successive gang-busting jobs in March and April this year. High commendation certificates were awarded to
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    SAMBANTHAN AGAIN
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister for Health. Dato i V.T. Sambanthan. was tonight re-elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress for the fifth time.
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    POINT MADE -RAF FOOD BOYCOTT OFF
    61 7 POINT MADE -RAF FOOD BOYCOTT OFF SINGAPORE. Sat. The food boycott by airmen corporals and below at Tengah yesterday ended today. It is understood that the airmen feel that they have made their point. "They are now messing as normal. said an KAK Tengah officer. The matter is at present
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    NEW REGISTRAR
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr Pang Tee Pow. 30. has been appointed Registrar of Clti zens in place of Mr. Kok Ah Loy. now secretary of the Public Service Commission.
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    HIGHLY COMMENDED
    230 7 THE SPECIAL SQUADS TOP TEN volvers. Two of the gang .sters were arrested. A few evenings later, at Paya Lebar Road. the squad was surprised by gangsters from the "08" group. The thugs fled after a .short scuffle and three gangsters were detained. All 29 gangsters are now
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    2 recitals by master pianist
    70 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Shura Cherkassky. -master of the piano," will give two recitals at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday at 8.45 p.m. The recitals are sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society, which flew the pianist out from Europe specially for the two appearances here.
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    UMNO: Tengku gets support
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The North Division of Singapore UMNO fully supports Tengku Abdul Rahmans proposal to revert UMNO to its pre-1955 constitution, giving headquarters direct control over State branches including Singapore. This decision was taken at an executive committee meeting of the division, Inche Mydin Kadir. secretary
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    New hotel opened
    26 7 MALACCA. Sat— The Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. today opened Malacca's latest hotel. the 32-room Grand Hotel, in Woli ferstan Road
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      258 7 (00 y^ C9^A New Concept in Writing mMB Inspired by Nature Itself! /fjfljf I C S Ot/CfCt/l/ C// capillary action pen t SUPERIOR TO FOUNTAIN PENS Exactly as trees in a garden draw up water through their roots. IN FOUR IMPORTANT WAYS: the Parker 61 fills itself with ink without
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    THE SCHOOL FOR MODELS' IN A CELL IS CLOSED
    296 8 STOCKHOLM, Sat. The Chief Warden, of the Karlstad City Prison, Mr. Anders Sandberg, said today that he failed to see anything "remarkable" about the case of an inmate who photographed nude models in his cell and allegedly made one of them
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  • FOREIGN NEWS
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      GIRL AND GUNMEN SEIZE PLANE
      83 8 GIRL AND GUNMEN SEIZE PLANE MIAMI. Sat. Two Cuban men and a teenaged girl, with pistols and a hand grenade, forced the pilot of a Cuban Viscount airliner carrying 36 passengers to fly back to Miami on rimi id;i\ night. They asked for political asylum when the plane landed at
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      Lock icon Flash floods in three states
      49 8 CHICAGO. Sat. Flash floods drove thousands of people from their homes and left a trail of death in Oklahoma today. Four persons were killed in traffic accidents as 11 inches of rain in two days flooded main streets in Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri.— U.P.I.
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      Lock icon 'Summit date soon? I did not say that at all'—Mat
      366 8 'Summit date soon? I did not say that at all'— Mat J ONDON, Sat. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan denied today that he had recently stated he expected to announce the date of a summit conference before next Thursday's general election. Two days ago, The Times reported Mr.
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      Lock icon 'LAUREL & HARDY TURN'~by LIBERAL LEADER
      118 8 'LAUREL HARDY TURN'~by LIBERAL LEADER LONDON, Sat.— Mr. Jo Grimond. British Liberal Party leader, made the following comments at a Press conference today on the Conservative and Labour general election campaign. CONSERVATIVE: "Now the Tories are scared." LABOUR: "This looks like a sad ending for a radical party. He summed
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      Lock icon ACCUSED MAN SENDS WORD TO HIS WIFE
      217 8 ACCUSED MAN SENDS WORD TO HIS WIFE kJEW YORK, Sat Wil- lem Ml. Van Rie, th« Dutch radio operator charged with the murder of Chicago divorcee Lynn Kauffman, sent word to his wife today that he is innocent. "Tell my wife I love her." Van Rie told his lawyers. "Tell
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      Lock icon Thrill killer' sues for $4.5 mil. now
      228 8 CHICAGO, Saturday. |^ATHAN LEOPOLD, described at the time of his trial as one who killed for a thrill, has filed a suit seeking U551,513,000 (about $4.5 million) damages from 57 defendants connected with the book and film, "Compulsion." Leopold, who now is living
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      Lock icon Havilland's win Sperry Award
      61 8 NEW YORK. Sat.— The Elmer A Sperry Award for 1959 will be presented next week to the De Havilland Aircraft Company of Britain for developing the Comet jet airliner, the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences announced today. The award, for "outstand- ing achievement in the field of
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      Lock icon ON-THE-SPOT STUDY BY UN. OBSERVERS IN LAOS
      111 8 VIENTIANE, Sat. the three-man U.N. factfinding team today returned from an on-the-spot study of Laotian charges of North Vietnamese aggression in Sam Neva province. They spent the last morning of their three-day visit Interviewing prisoners and talking with villagers who witnessed attacks by
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      Withdraw or we will get you and your family
      151 8 Withdraw or we will get you and your family NEGRO CANDIDATE THREATENED: LONDON, Saturday. COR THE first time, a Negro candidate's name will be on the polling slips in Thursday's General Election in Britain. He is Dr. David Pitt, a Socialist, challenging Housing Minister, Mr. Henry Brooke's 12,186 majority in
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      Lock icon Wall of silence round Nikita
      69 8 PEKING, Sat. China* j "great wall" of official silence closed in again around Mr. Khrushchev today after a brief glimpse of his first official meeting with Mr. Mao Tse Tung and other Chinese leaders yesterday. Chinese and Soviet officials said they did not know what
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      Expert on Far East dies
      37 8 LONDON. Sat.— Mr. O. M. Green, an expert on Fax Eastern afrairs on the independent Sunday newspaper, the Observer, since 1944, dietl yesterday at the age of 83. it was announced today.
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      Mower gang busy
      41 8 MELBOURNE, Sat. Police said today they believed that a smell but well-organised gang has stolen motor lawnmowers worth M 5200,000 In Melbourne this year.— Reuter. WHO KILLED SIR HARRY OAKES? (CONTD The night Sir Harry Oakes was murdered
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      181 8 Photographed at Chang, Yacht Club I i V L I W I I* m j jk I new uncrowded comfort "nice trim craft, that," he said. And lor will show: more ROOM: five sizable people view all round 22 sq. ft of safety glass, once he wasn' talking ships. The
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    Squeals in the night
    574 9  -  KOTAT!NGGI,Sept. 25. H| QN the Prophet's Birthday I 3» family party of Chinese from Singapore went out of Sc their way to call ot the Dusun IK before driving to their beloved tjEs waterfalls. They hoped to get 2ug fruit, though they had been KM advised
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    Prams need L-plates
    98 9 T ONDON. Sat.— Prams are such a menace on the roads that a mother pushing one for the first time should carry an L-plate, said a rector. The Rev. L. Bryiimor Jones, Rector of Darlaston, Staffs, described them as "huge four-wheeled vehicles which tear down upon you."
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    Be Proud of Your English
    246 9 Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hcurs Are you content with the way you' speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Thousands of men and women are handicapped because they make embarrassing
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    155 10 M M ..irf- sin I Minimum) SALE AT MULCHANDS. Drastic Reductions on all dresses. IHE SECRET OF a Good Hostess Buy Verkade's biicuu regularly fine quality and always fresh from the oven. Awiluble at, your favourite dealer. A RELIABLE DOUBLE from Oraftoti La bora torie.s. Larsens Swedish Milk Diet
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    Sunday. October 4. 1959. RUBBISH ON RUBBER
    250 10 Sunday. October 4. 1959. RUBBISH ON RUBBER ■pRIGHTEHING the natural rubber consumer and producer is a favourite sport among the rubber tycoons of the United States. Latest in the game is Mr. J. W. Keener, president of the B.F. Goodrich Rubber Company. At the opening of a new synthetic rubber
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    Tight tongues
    232 10 SINGAPORE police are making a drive to secure more co-operation from the public not to make things easier for the i police, but to save the public from the criminals. Ten thousand booklets in four languages are to be distributed telling people how to protect themselves and their
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    On the road to self-sufficiency
    1009 10  -  Anthony Oei THK living conditions of Singapore's .'i(),0()0 farmers and fishermen will be improved considerably when the Government's multimillion dollar plan lor the development of the local rural industry announced recently is carried out. The scheme, involving $10 million, will be spread over the next
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    Mothers with child still fear the Pontianak
    927 10 I V E H STITION luis always played a bitf part in me lives ol people all over the world. Their beliefs on matters of life and death often make weird and fascinating read inn. None more weird than those prevalent in Malaya,
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    Good for a Laugh
    386 10 Good for a Laugh AN Army officer famous or rather, notorious for his odd question* to candidates fcr commissions fixed a wouldbe officer with a stony stare. You're in battle, and an enemy bullet takes off your nose. What result would that wound have?" j"I shouldn't be able to smell
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    Doctors back Govt. move to ban child marriages
    499 11  - - Melvin Chan ONE-TIME CHILD BRIDES ALSO AGREE EARLY MARRIAGES UNDESIRABLE By SINGAPORE. Sat. fHE Governments proposed ban on child marriages has the support of not only leading doctors and gynaecologists but also of one-time child brides who are now mothers. Sunday Times
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    $11,000 given to S'pore fire victims
    260 11 $11,000 given to S'pore fire victims SINGAPORE, Saturday. IkIORE than $1 1,000 was paid out this morning to victims of Wednesday's New Market Road fire which rendered more than 500 people homeless In addition, the victims I received milk and rice. The distribution took place at the Public Assistance Section
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    ILO man sees Minister of Labour
    93 11 ILO man sees Minister of Labour SINGAPORE. Sat. The Deputy Director of the International Labour Organisation. Mr.. Jef Rens. visited the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, at his Ministry today. Mr. Rens. who is accompanied by his Assistant. Mr. Bernard Fortin and the Director of the
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    BMH STAGE SHOW IS CREDITABLE
    346 11 QNE of the most horrifymg situations in this world must be that of an innocent man charg- ed with murder. To see the evidence relentlessly piling up. to sense the disbelief of the police in one's denials, and finally to feel the hand of the
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    FIVE GUNFIGHTS IN 21 YEARS-AND NOT A SINGLE SCRATCH
    362 11  - FIVE GUNFIGHTS IN 21 YEARS -AND NOT A SINGLE SCRATCH 808 PERIES INSPECTOR HENSON (LINGUIST AND ACE SLEUTH) RETIRES SINGAPORE, Sat. By QNE of the most colourful personalities in the Singopore Police Force, Inspector Alexander Henson has retired. He joined the force 21 1 years ago and took part in
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    Inspector fails to turn up
    73 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. A police inspector charged with causing grevious hurt to a man in the Kandang Kerbau police station failed to appear in court when his case came up for mention today. He was reported sick. Inspector K. Balasundram was alleged to have punched Soh
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    Fea-party
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Indian Association will hold a tea-party id honour of Sri Ananthasayanam lyengar. Speaker of the Lok Sabha. Lower House af the Indian Parliament, at the association's premises un Oct. 10 at "v3O p.m.
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    Two youths deny robbery charge
    48 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two youths. Mohamed Ghani bin Mohamed Yusoff and Jallil bin Ahmad today pleaded not guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court to robbing Mohamed bin Hassan of a wristwatch worth $21. yesterday morning at the Esplanade. Beth were remanded till Oct. 10.
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    LIB-SOC PICNIC
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Liberal Socialist party will be holding a picnic and social at Llm Teck Lee's bungalow in Ponggol tomorrow.
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TWO
    96 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. U'ong Ming Keong, 20, a science student and Mr. i Chong Lim Eng. 22, a commerce student, at Nanyang I'niversitv. have been awarded two of the four scholarship* given by FrasM and Neave Ltd. The four scholarships. each worth 52.000 a year, to I
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    ONLY 20 GINE ENTRIES SENT IN
    238 11  - ONLY 20 GINE ENTRIES SENT IN MOVIE-MAKER By' |(UALA LUMPUR. Sat i This year's Malayan 'five best' amateur cine competition sponsored by the SeJangor Amateur Cine Society has brought 20 entries, an increase of one over the number in last year's competition and five 1 over that in 1956. The
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    COPRA PRICE
    37 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: October $41 (Nominal). Tone was quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $62.25 sellers, drum $65 25 tellers. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Sat The tin price In Singapore today continued to rise and gained a further 50 cents to 5398 per picul. The estimated offering at 220 tons was down 30 tons on Friday.
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      342 11 to America on your way to Europe s.s. CHUSAN departs HONG KONG 13th June, 1960 for JAPAN HONOLULU VANCOUVER SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES PANAMA TRINIDAD LAS PALMAS LE HAVRE arrives LONDON 29th July, 1960 FARES: Hong Kong to London Tourist Class from £264 to £298 First Class from £332 (Connecting
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      84 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore, 11.43 a.m. (9ft 51ns). Port Dickson. 7.31 a.m. 10ft 41ns). 7.53 p.m. (9ft Hat), Port Swettenham. 6.41 a.m. (15ft 21ns), 7.07 p.m. (14ft Una), Penang. 1.17 urn. 1 91 1 lln). 1.36 p.m. 'Bft 6inM. TOMORROW; .Singapore. 12.13 am. (9ft 71nsi. 12.17. p.m. 9ft Bins), Port
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    175 12 THE FIRST PRIZE \WINNER of this week's top prize of $30 is "Little Lulu" (left), submitted by B.P Wee, of 78 Cardiff Grove, Singapore 19. Mr. 'Wee used a Retina Il-C camera and Kodak Plus-X film. Setting: f-5.6, 1/125 second. The second prize TODAY'S second prize
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    Photographic Digest
    983 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY IT is no exaggeration to say that millions of people carry cameras throughout the world box cameras, expensive miniatures, rolifilm or plate, and, uf course, cine or movie cameras. Of the millions of miles of film used, only a very small percentage possibly less than
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    HOW TO ENTER
    90 12 4 DDRESS your entries: Hi. mm- Kiver Valley Koad. A Picture Contest. The Sinutpore 9. Sunday Times. Times Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of mi] print submitted. Rejected prints ran
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    On the Record
    576 13 IF YOU are among the million-odd people who 1 bought Enoch Light's "I I Want To Be Happy Cha I Cha's" album and liked it, you will like its successor, "Happy Cha Cha's" (stereo P Grand Award GA 2275 D), no less. Light's arrangements are fiery and
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    "Films "Preview
    544 13 Who am I' drama Dirk Bogordc, Olivia de Havilland, Robert Merley, Paul Mouic TWENTY-FIVE years ago an eminent English barrister wrote a play that has been successfully presented in London and New York. The play is "Libel," and the lawyer Edward Wooll, who at 82 is considered to
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    From our Hollywood reporter...
    119 13 From our Hollywood reporter WARNER'S "The Nuns Story* was voted best film at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Spain. Audrey Hepburn, the film's star, was voted best actress. VAN HEFLIN will take over a co-starring role in "Wake Me Up When It s Over." to be produced and directed
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      362 13 DA nm CIMrADfIRF tert Orchestral; 9.30 Religious KAUIU OllNbArUnL Half H our; 10 00 Semprlnl SerenMedium wave 476 metres, A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Massed Bands Concert; 11.30 Take Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; It Prom Here; 7.05 Moments of Melody; 8.00 The P.M. 12 00 Music from Many Lands;
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      124 14 < > */f Z j& i It made me think. when I compared the cost of oil with the cost of my engine, when I worked out how much I could spend on repairs and replacements. Obviously, to economise on oil is false economy. The finest quality oil, regularly changed,
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    gane Lees HUMAN CASEBOOK
    273 17 gane Lees HUMAN CASEBOOK TIMES have changed, haven't they? Some time ago a man of 19, having obtained his school certificate, often married and settled down. Now you tell them they ore too young and silly to be in love at that age. M. As you say. times have changed.
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    It's on honour—from the proud owner of a pup
    1031 17 It's on honour— from the proud owner of a pup ALMOST LIKE BEING ASKED TO LAUNCH A SHIP I HAVE a male Alsatian puppy. The trouble is that I can't think of a name for it. It is black, and its fore and hind legs are grey. I give the
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    Times certainly have changed!
    746 17 WRITE TO JANE LEE, SUNDAY TIMES, SPORE I wrote and told of my feelings he didn't answer my letter. How can 1 win his love? S. You can't, so stop trying Your self-respect should prevent you from running after a boy who is obviously not interested
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    HOW CAN I BE SURE?
    151 17 I AM in love with a beautiful girl. I am certain she loves me, but how can I be sure? And how can I know if she will be faithful to me? In what ways can I express my love to her and tell her
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    The night of
    1447 18 Continues the dtath Row interviews SYLVIA LAMOND Chessman tells: 'Why they got me' DRIVING out over the Golden (sate Bridge tl San Francisco on the triple lane highway which leads to San Quentin prison is an experience which I cannot compare to any other soaring, sweeping in
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    the crime
    1637 19 I NEVER D!P IT-HIT ME WITH ANYTHING IN THE BOOK-EVEN MURDER-BUT RAPE,* NEVER! wasn't given a chance it' make his mark with his brain. But he had the drive to make his mark. So he made it with a gun. And that, I thought, has to be borne
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    AWAITING EXECUTION
    69 19 Date and P| aee of Birth- Hablts: F «'*epasr 1, years «^e-«te P ping the^a, chamber. Cnme; Kidnapping R ape> ob I 194« 'a*" 1 25 ]948 ew ««ution date e t 1950. 5 e P" eyed If] seprieved-1955 eprieved1953 'or rehearin. o f 54 *«P"«ved three tim«
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    Bit of a squeeze if you're fat
    393 20 NOW A 4-DOOR COMPANION FOR THE 2-DOOR OPEL REKORD |N THE general scheme of things, cars with two doors have a place, too. Indeed, there is at least one bubble car on the local market which makes do with only one door. After
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    HERE'S HOW RUGBY CAN BE ONE OF OUR TOP SPORTS
    438 20 secretary, told me that the B.A.M. will discuss affiliation to the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council at its meeting on Nov. 1 at Penang. THE Malayan Rugby Union and »ts state affiliates are trying hard to popularise rugby, particularly in
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    Young, virile Scottish eleven beat Ireland
    551 21 Young, virile Scottish eleven beat Ireland I > ELF AST, Sat. Ireland, unbeaten for the past two seasons in the British soccer championship, were beaten 4-0 by Scotland in the first international of the season at Windsor Park here today. A crowd of over 56,000 sow Ireland, last season's joint
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    Ser Cher helps young lifters
    276 21  -  By JOE EZEKIEL CINGAPORE, Sat. British Empire Games gold medallist Tan Ser Cher, who also represented Singapore at the Asian and Olympic Games at weightlifting, has retired from the game but is still earning the praise of weightlifting officials. This unassuming 26-year-old mechanic has set
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    College beaten
    33 21 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat— A.C.S. beat Johore English College 3-1 in a friendly hockey match here today. Yew Wah, Keok Puean and Teck Lour scored for ACS. Yusof Hanlff scored for J.E.C.
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    FIRST WIN IN SEVEN YEARS
    76 21 SINGAPORE, Sat— After seven years Phillip Franklin, Royal Singapore Golf Club's house and finance convenor, scored his first success In a club competition. Franklin, who is due to leave Singapore in two weeks, won the Div "A" monthly medal with a score of 71 at
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    Lock icon Newbury Cup
    40 21 NEWSBURY, Berkshire, Sat.— The Princess Royal's Red Dragon won the Newbury Autumn Cup run over two miles here today. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's Ball Ha'i was second, with Mr. B. Van Cutsems Lacydon third. Thirteen ran. Reuter.
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    Lock icon WEST GERMANY LEAD 79-60 v JAPAN
    521 21 rKYO. Sat. West Gerauy. who are due to meet Malaya in an international athletics match at Kuala Lumpur at the end of this month were given a close fight by Japan before taking a 79-points to 60 lead on the first day of their
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    SINGAPORE STARS IN CEYLON
    79 21 SINGAPORE S team of motor-cyclists who left for Colombo last Tuesday to take part in the Ceylon Racing Drivers' Club international circuit meetings today and Oct. 11 are seen here with the S.M.C. trophy which will be competed for between the Singapore team and a team
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    Singapore player ordered off
    329 21 CINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore halfback Harphajan Singh was given marching orders in today's Singapore Hockey Association League Division One match between Singapore Recreation Club and Singapore Teachers Union on the padang. Umpire Andrew Clarke sent Harphajan off five minute* before the end of the game for trying
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    SHA SELECT THREE JUNIORS FOR TRIAL
    119 21 SHA SELECT THREE JUNIORS FOR TRIAL SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Hockey Association named three junior players for trial to be held on Tuesday to select the Singapore team lor the inter-state quadrangular on Oct. 23, 24 and 25 at Kuala Lumpur. The three players are Anwaral Hag (Combined Schools who represented
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    Munro leaves with one big ambition
    171 21 Munro leaves with one big ambition CINGAPORE, Sat—Singapore butterfly stroke record fiolder Douo/as Munro will leave Singapore for Scotland on Monday with a big ambition. Sixteen -year-old Munro, one of Singapore's most promising swimmers last season, hopes to represent Scotland and England In International meets. Young Douglas shot into prominence
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    SCRATCHINGS OUT AT TEN
    40 21 PENANG, Sat.—Scratchings and order of running for the remaining two days of the current Penans Turf Club meeting will be announced at 10 a.m. instead of 11 a.m. on Wednesday (second day) and Saturday (third day).
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    Lock icon Kono retains world title
    59 21 WARSAW. Sat. Tommy Kono. of the United States, retained his middleweight title in the world weight-lift-ing championships here yesterday. He lifted a total of 936 lb Kono's individual lifts were: press 292. snatch 286*. and Jerk 358. Feodor Bogdanovsky. of the Soviet Union, was second with
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    CA STRUGGLE TO WIN 3-1
    86 21 CINGAPORE, Bat— Chinese Athletic had to struggle before beating Royal Air Force Tengah 3-1 In a S.A.F.A. Senior Cup tie at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. Tengah shocked CA. with an early goal through outalde-rlght Deed. CA. could not score the equaliser until the 38th minute
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    SCC NEWCOMER IMPRESSES
    377 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Roy Holder, a recent arrival in Singapore, staked a strong claim for Inclusion in S.C.C. and Singapore Civilians sides when tried out as a wing-for-ward in today's padang match in which S.C.C. beat 75 Squadron R.N.Z.A.F. by nine points (two tries and a penalty) to
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    Saints win 3-0
    34 21 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two goals by Jimmy Tan helped St. Patrick's to beat Siglap Secondary 3-0 in an interschool hockey match at East Coast Road today. Michael Ho scored the other goal.
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    Lock icon China beaten
    26 21 PEKING. Sat. The Soviet Union beat Communist China 1-0 in an lntematloal football match here today. Out-side-left Anatoli Ilyin scored the winning goal.— Reuter.
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    BONANZA IS BEST IN TODAYS CARD
    188 22 BONANZA IS BEST IN TODAYS CARD THIS PAMPHILOS GELDING IS IN PEAK FORM Challenge to come from Bright Eyes 111 On that showing. Bonanza will be hard to beat In his present class. The .challenge is likely to come from Bright Eyes 111. At Penang in July he was fourth
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    RACING with EPSOM JEEP
    68 22 RACING with EPSOM JEEP QEST BET in todays card at Penang is Bonanza in the Class 4, Div. 2 7f handicap (Race Six) 1 This seven-year-old gelding by Pamphilos is in peak form. At Kuala Lumpur in August he ran Billeen to a head with 8.12 in a Class 5,
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    DEATHS
    58 22 M Warts -"I (Minimum) LIM YEW BEE of Advertisement Dept. Straits Times on 2nd Oct. Sadly missed. Cortege leaves C 74-6 Jalan Tua Kong 10 a.m. today lor Changi Cemetery. MURRAY. At Harmony. Holtwood. Wimborne. Dorset, on August 24. 1959. lan. beloved husband of Wilhelmina McComble. late of OH
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    FIRST DAY AT PENANG
    1216 22 FIRST DAY AT PENANG R«ce 1 1.15: (Class 5. Div. s', Furs. 1 ***** Gay Hunter iQ.Y. Teoj Yong. 7 9.0 (O) Webster 3 2 ***** Gambar Melayu II (Shaw St.) Martin, 3 8.12 (O) Posnrr 9 3 ***** TriUra (Com St.) Lee. 4 8 12 (SFI Forte 3 4
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 22 M Hi.rrfs M« (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Lee Ngok Piani;, Bul:K Mertaiam. thanks all frtendi and relatives for their condolences and av-Ut- i ance rendered one way or another at their recent bere;»\ ement.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    148 22 Hi.rds $10 (Minimum) 49 MODELS Executed Fa- shion Modelling, Photographic Ad- vfei using, and Film Work last week from Joan Booty's Modelling Agency. Enquiries please Telephone iS'porei *****/*****. SALE! SALE! Ladies Shoes October sth to nth. 20', oft; marked prices. Many oddments to clear at half price. Vendome ■ho*
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    Best Bets
    198 22 EPSOM JEEP'S Best Bets for today are Tritara (Race 1), Pleasure Park (Race 4) and Bonanza (Race 6). Call Boys double is Josker 111 (Race 5) and Signal Patrol (Race 8). The Going will be heavy. most of the running. Her only success was over the Penang Hfcf
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    SELECTIONS
    955 22 On that showing, Foghorn should outsmart any Class 5 sprint field. Earlier in the season, he beat a fair-sized Cla&> 5 field over the Penang s>/af with 7.13 in lmin. 8 1/5. Opportunity's Forelock (late Dalveyam may be the threat. At Kuala Lumpur In August he was third with
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    Lock icon MARTELLO TOWERS WINS AJC DERBY
    247 22 FAVOURITE ALSO TAKES EPSOM HANDICAP SYDNEY. Sat. Martello Towers, the favourite, won the Australian Jockey Club Derby over one and half miles at Randwick here today. Starting at 11 to eight Martello Towers, owned by Mr. E. T. Cochrane and ridden by G. Podmore, won
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