The Singapore Free Press, 26 September 1955

Microfilm: NL2444
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya V) Mii-iupure. Monday. September 26, 1955. Price 15 Cts.
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    Good news of Ike
    121 1 CONDITION IS SATISFACTORY f ATEST bulletin issued on Ji President Eisenhower. i had a heart attack on Saturday, said: Ui> condition is satisfactorj Doctors described the attack as "neither mild nor Lous but somewherie m between the two." The President, who will be 65 next month,
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    MODERN HOMES
    65 1 MODERN HOMES 1 ne 24-page supple- 7 M| to appear with mv press tomor- m u,,i bring news of jne most recent deve|°W>ent> m housing '"'I interior decora Ition. h tell you about itesf m materials d furnishing f or the up-to date h o v s c.
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    BOBBER UP
    18 1 ipore Rubber 'Pened this mornm an uncertain tone °ber first grade •quoted at ab 0V« Saturday's
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    DINERS INJURED
    14 1 Europeans were i night when a F thrown Into a Morocco, cafe.
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    MOTHER AND SON DIE IN 3am FIRE
    559 1 3 leap into tyre blaze Neighbours jump for safety: 61 are homeless A MOTHER and her five year old son were burnt to death when they were trapped by fire which destroyed four shophouses and partly burnt a fifth m Bencoolen Street, Singapore,
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    Two Home Guards slain by Reds
    58 1 Two Home Guards slain by Reds VN( /i° f f ,0 HF****** abducted two Chinese Home Ml ir «s from Banir new village m Tapah. Perak. last lis fcjfi*" were found this morning outside the perimeter fence. They had been shot. th- rror, «ts cut the wire m two places
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    Bus strike talk tonight
    47 1 Singapore Traction Com pany employees will meet tonight to complete arrangements for tho strike due to begin tomorrow morning. A union spokesman said all men had been instructed to report for duty as usual to offer a free transport ervice to the public.
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    Lock icon EX-KING IS NOW PREMIER
    130 2 [>]{(> i rERN I" inc. n<imidom Bill noul jm U Pri Mi.,.. t< i oi Independenl Cambodia which i ii i ii i rorm tii v. ith Franc* The Cambodian National Congrt read i o I ol it. constitution and named th< p >pular youri i':
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    Lock icon TV FOR CHINA ?
    34 2 TV FOR CHINA Peking Radio said yester day it was laying plans for a giant new broadcasting house m Peking and plan. ..re being made for the lirst television station m chma U. P.
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    Lock icon Back from Russia
    31 2 A French parllamentarj delegation headed by Pier-'e Schneiter, president of th. National Assembly, returni 'I to Pari.-, yesterday after a ten-day visit to the Soviet Union U. P.
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    ALGERIA TO STAY FRENCH-FAURE
    93 2 ALGERIA TO STAY FRENCH -FAURE I>REMIER Faurc dealt a death blow last night to the aspirations of Algerlan nationalists He said m radio address from Paris that Algeria would be kepi at ail cost as part of France. The honour of Prance, h? declared, imposes the obligation, "it must be
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    Lock icon Juan Peron sails into exile
    290 2 REINFORCEMENTS TO QUELL OUTBREAKS BY SYMPATHISERS npHE Paraguayan gunboat, Paraguay, steamei 1 away from a I_uenos Aires dock late yesl day, presumably tarrying ex-dictator .iv Peron on Ihe firsi leg ol his trip to exile In elon, Paraguay. The revolutionary government that ousted him last
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    Lock icon 'A SCRATCH WILL MEAN DEATH'
    46 2 A broadcast warned yesterday that the slightest scratch from two Oriental poisoned daggers stolen from an exhibition at the Metz Fair could cause sudden and painful death. The daggers disappeared oti Saturday from a 'stand set up by Indo-China veterans.— U.P.
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    Lock icon Marriage? It's so wonderful -Audrey
    312 3 Marriage? It's so wonderful -Audrey Cravk-upaof film marriages are common news: But here s a story with a difference k i DRI Hepburn has been married for a year, m I h, bas decided that "marriage Is a underfill". 'jl,, irl who is perhaps the highest paid actress m tl,i
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    Lock icon 34 murders a dayyet US crime rate is on the decline
    276 3 Federal Bureau of Investigation reported m Washington yesterday that major crimes m the United States declined during the first six months of this year, the first drop since 1948. Despite the decline, a major crime was committed every 13
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    Lock icon Nudists have own insurance plan
    97 3 Nudists have own insurance plan 11HE British sun Bathing Association announced yesterday it wiii offer free insurance to member nudists who have been turned flown by insurance companies a.s uncoverable risks." Association chairman W. H Martin said this to 100 members of the croup who met di Linby, Nottingham, In
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    Lock icon Iwojima lashed by typhoon
    71 3 Iwojima lashed by typhoon rpypHOON Louise bore 1 down with lull fury against Iwojima yesterday. A U.S. Far East Air Force weather -spokesman m Tokyo said the storm, packing maximum winds of 127 miles an hour, must have hit the island with "lull blast." Weather observation planes from Guam located
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    Lock icon Hurricane menace in Caribbean
    84 3 HURRICANE Janet continued to whip the open Caribbean sea yesterday with winds of about 110 miles an hour. The tropical storm was located about 340 miles south south-west of Port Au Prince, Haiti, at 11 a.m. It was moving m a westerly direction at about 13
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    Ocean blasts under study
    31 3 THE United States Navy's Hydrographic Office and volcanologists are studying reports of a mysterious outbreak of submarine volcanoes we.st of Hawaii that have jarred the Timider Islands.
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    Lock icon THESE GIRLS CAN NOW GO TO BOYS' SCHOOLS
    105 3 MINISTER of Education, Kamaleddin Hussein, decreed yesterday m Cairo that girls can attend boys' secondary schools for the first time m Egypt's history. The decree contains a qualification making girls' enrolment subject to their parents' written consent. Another requirement is that there
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    Lock icon MAGNATE FACES $12¾m
    137 3 EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE JYJR. SETH RAMKRISHNA DALMIA, ono of India's biggest industrialists was arrested last aight on a charge o! embezzling more than 20,000,000 rupees ($12,750,0001 from the Bharat Insurance Company, New Delhi police headquarters said. Daimia, who is 82, wa remanded m custody fOf 14 days by
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    Happy to be wife No. 2— if possible
    202 3 Happy to be wife No. 2 if possible yY 33-YEAR-OLD London spinster .said yesterday that, if Parliament would pass a bill making polygamy legal m Britain, she would not at all mind being a second string harem girl. "It's better to play m the .second team than not at all,"
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    Opinion JOHORE TERROR
    210 4 Opinion JOHORE TERROR I lylllLE the rest of the Federation i.s relatively quiet, nnd tins gives hope for the Amnesty gesture, from Johore Stale comes disturbing news suggesting that this territory m the final outcome will be the last Red stronghold. And m their anxiety to uvo i d Jeopardising
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    Can the heat barrier be conquered?
    727 4 T«ESTS which may enI able planes of the future to fly .safely through the heat barrier newest obstacle to utlra high speed flight -a re being planned. Scientists m Britain's closely-guarded Royal Aircraft Establishment. are building the lirst. test rig to probe heat barrier
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    GUNS FETCH HIGH PRICES
    833 4 GUNS FETCH HIGH PRICES Behind ths flare-up are the gun-runner: says DAVID DIVINE pUN RUNNING gC 11 p in tie M di on a fairly on id< i abli seal i'•'.ol il lon and nf I liom ian ucc( ed only ith ai r And In the four 1 1
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1170 5  -  Adelaide Eastley BV.. 11l S 0 F F I CI AL I [er in our Mr. Annesley W Tei era, whose- totiiphotography >ht now is thousands ol an TV fans. For Mr. Perera was the only movie lensman a t johore Bahru S Diamond Jubilee and coronal cm
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    CONTACT MEN ARE KEY TO THE CROWDS
    295 7 CONTACT MEN ARE KEY TO THE CROWDS fAGING a demon- ra tion 111 Singa-! simple enough I it is for vjlit purposes or irtherance of a lion dispute. I apparently no m it. With j ,;i un< mployi d w in Singapore it i I to recruit det is to
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    VICAR QUITS
    77 7 1 fHE Rev. Wilfred I Jackson, 54-year- old vicar of Lesbury, Northumberland, con- victed by Alnwick magistrates of publish- i ing obscene literature, I has resigned his living, I Since his conditional j I discharge Mr. Jackson has not taken a service c at his 11th-century I parish
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    Frigate sold to S. Africa
    73 7 The Frigate Roebuck, which shipped commandos from Malta to Cyprus, will be the Aral warship trans- 1 I f erred tO South Africa under the new sen defence pact by which South Africa wil] buy £18,000,000 worth oi .hip from Britain. Th€ Roebuck was corner
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    Rotarian back from tour
    55 7 >> MR. R. A. CESSFORD ii oi* Kuala Lumpur, Gov- << SS ernor of the 46th Rot- >> a ary District, on his re- SS turn to Singapore after tf a 10-day tour of Rotary h (< Clubs m Siam and ss Ss Vietnam. He was
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    Sultan should seek advice of Council of Ministers, says Alliance
    196 7 Sultan should seek advice of Council of Ministers, says Alliance HTHE motion which Alliance members intend to move at the next Johore x State Council meeting, following the attack by the Sultan on Malayan independence aspirations, will not introduce "anything new", an Alliance spokesman said. He said the motion would
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    Taximan fined
    35 7 For stopping a taxi within 20 feet of the junction of New Bridge Road and Havelock Road on July 14, Tan Teo Cheng, of Middle Road, was fined $15 m Singapore on Saturday.
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    Men & women are equal
    337 7 Men women are equal BUT MEN ARE MORE EQUAL THAN WOMEN i A HONGKONG-BORN Princess who says that the men of Iran are "charming" but never > ''get down" to the question of women's rights, left Singapore yesterday morning alter a short visit to an old friend. She is Princess
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    Afraid of books ? Not here
    189 7 Afraid of books Not here i RAFFLES Library expert. Mr. L. Harrod, does not think that Asian adults m i Sinaapore are afraid ol books. "Judging by the .standard of literacy here, a lot of people borrow and read books from libraries,'' he said. He was commenting on -j a
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    Officials of Siglap Boys' Club
    70 7 Official* of tho Siglap Boys' Club, Singapore. are?: President. Abdullah bfn Masood; secretary, Cheang Choon Slang; treasurer, o. c. Pereira; committee members, Ani.s bin T.ilran. BhumstlddlD bin Anang Syed am bin Ounaii .uul Mr Scow feck Leng Junior Officials: eh.ilrmnr). I Predi lek Ahmad se.
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    RECORD CROWDS WILL ATTEND TRADE FAIR
    170 7 jQIAM will have a special pavilion, displaying her products at the million- *-> dollar Singapore Trade Exhibition at the Hannv World fmm Orfnhor 1 x_* r* vj --/_i iv* aa viii -v-^ v, vv *W tk to 17. Several loading Hong Kong industrial firms
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    Who was she? The only clues were the three lilies of France
    873 8 Who was she? The only clues were the three lilies of France I THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES i AMONG the unsolved mysteries of history none is more tantalising than the strange story of the Dark Count and the veiled girl who came so secretly to the little duchy town of
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    THE VEILED LADYand the RADK COUNT
    667 8  - THE VEILED LADYand the RADK COUNT STEDMAN LEWIS bv I The only break m the daily routine oi the Dunki Igraj and the veiled lady was the occasional coach rule which they took to tiie hih garden ol a beautiful house the Dunkelgraf had bought m Hildburghausen. On one oi
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    The Sultan counts his treasures
    195 8 TWELVE large leather chests are being buckled and labelled m the Hotel des Thermes, the red-brick Victorian style establishment at Antsirabe, up m the hills of Madagascar. The chests are brimful of gold coins, ingots, ornaments, inkpots, plate, jewelry and so on. In the hotel
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    Police chief hits at Christie probe demand
    401 9 Police chief hits at Christie probe demand IK JOHN NOTT BOWER, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, has taken the rare step of ■swering an attack against the police— for their lrt n the casa of Timothy Evans. Twciity-iive-year-old Evans was hanged m 50 the murder of his baby daughter at
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    Lock icon NEW MINISTRIES
    29 9 Russia yesterday announced the formation of two new ministries -for the textile industry and light industry out of organisations controlled by the Ministry for Consumer Goods.- A.P.
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    Lock icon PRIVATE ATTENBOROUGH PROGRESSES
    59 9 picture. FILM actor Richard Attenborough, who had 12 stitches m his fore- Ss head after being struck >> by a cricket ball recent- <s ly, m costume for his >> return to work on the 'film Private's Progress, ss J Make-up man Neville >> > Smallwood applies
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    'HEROIN BAN WILL MAKE RACKETEERS'
    241 9 ORITAIN'S ban on heroin will make racketeers. a U.S. doctor has warned. They will "smuggle the stuff m." Dr. Herbert Berger told the International Congress on Criminology m London. For the addict will have to buy through illegal sources. Manufacture of the drug— an opium
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      Airman dips a wing
      44 9 CTOCKTON and Thornaby-on-Tees have winged an airman. L.A.C. David Fletcher wagered the "port wing" of his sV4in. "handlebars" if the two towns beat their 1954 collection record for Wings Week. They did and L.A.C. Fletcher was clean-shaven on church parade.
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      Rag banned
      28 9 London University students have been warned that there must be no Guy Fawkes rag this year. Offenders are threatened with expulsion or the cancellation of examinations.
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      Found dead
      27 9 Underwater explorer Mr Harold Sochart, aged 27. from GifTnock, near Glasgow, was drowned while carrying out research In the sunken rity of Salamis. off Famagu.sta.
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    Wasp stops a bus
    61 9 A WASP held up a 106 bus at Flnsbury Park It flew Into the lower deck, stung the conductor, and drove out the passengers. While the conductor was treated at a nearby chem lst's, a police constable drove the wasp out Then the passengers went back,
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    The Bombshell's' here!
    496 10 S ?SH :;S:5v on Sdunflilli SHE COMES FROM DOWN UNDER (ABOVC): "lhat Pomhshell from Brazil" is what they railed Bettine m Japan ami it's looks like that's what Singaporeans will be railing tin U.u after seeing her dance tho*ie Afro Cuban numbers m On* style she has
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    How to be a gentlewoman
    937 12  -  Anne Sharpley By At Lady Tarbat i soon-to-be-opened Academy of Social Graces, the girls will not only be gaffeless they will be a blend of undercover, expert knowledge... I«»»4*MMHM» S3IOKI-XU 4 THi: TIttUAT HAY Sit elegantly and look relaxed. i 1 2. Always use a
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    BEHIND WHITE MASKS OF KU KLUX KLAN
    744 12 BEHIND WHITE MASKS OF KU KLUX KLAN iMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMUIIIMIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII j By WILL MULLER, who is touring the! South to root out the facts and personalities involved m the revival of the Ku Klux Kian 1 m connection with the public-school de- 1 1 segregation issue. tITHILE the American Souths new bogey-
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    Lock icon Don't let your thoughts wander aimlessly
    778 13 says the SINGAPORE DOCTOR j il] of sorrow 1 hen i listen to peowho have got entangled m simple proI which obviously are driving them toa nervous breakdown. All have a common basis for their aplaints: they haye 1 mrpose m life. They too
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    THEY'VE TAKEN THE LEAD IN HOSPITAL BUILDING
    551 13  - THEY'VE TAKEN THE LEAD IN HOSPITAL B UILDING Ritchie McEwen *"v by pUNNERS and archi- f responsible for wwe-printing new hosffrSJ 8 are cordially iV tr(i visit Austria SJJ l ™P ec the Second latest hospita is. r l; decide to '^Journey, they 7 w of a warm for Austria
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    Lock icon Exclusive Ringside Report From Warsaw
    1869 14  -  GEORGE WHITING by TBI M«wti to s«tartf»y'i "Did it Hayfea" (M l,,,N N<» H Hi,, not Again you are asked Fact or Fiction? Tho answer will be given tomorrow when another story by a famous person will set you wondering Did It Happen? ''You icill
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    Lock icon IT'S SMART AND WARM
    44 15 I T'S SMART AND WARM picture. tiVHEN the cold season approaches, it's comforting for milady to have something smart and warm to wear. fliis casual hip-length jacket is split at the sjdes and has smart patch pockets and bracelet-length sleeves with notched cuffs.— Reuter
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    THE LADY FROM PARES
    272 15 She goes to the heads of Royalty i MADAME Claude St. liTlI iT1 Cyr i.s a Parisian [who got ahead with a [hat or rather hats. I She's the woman who I designs headgear for Royalty. A businesswoman bound lup m her artistic profesMadarae linked up
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    Lock icon That NEW PERM is big business now
    834 15  - That NEW PERM is big business now ROM ANY BAIN by SEVEN WOMEN IN EVERY 10 ARE REGULARLY UNDER THE HAIRDRESSER'S DRIER SWELLING A BOOM FOR THE STYLISTS THAT HAS SPREAD STEADILY FROM MAYFAIR OUTWARDS IN THE LAST 10 YEARS J AM ono of the 70 p.c. Femal v opulation
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    Hedy prefers a ranch life
    128 15 IIEDY LAMARR, now a al Tl xaii. Hew up 1 0 Hoi lywood on a shopping tour a few days ago and thi stampede wa on again, Hedy la one oi the fev< top-ranking Aim Queens who hasn t \ct bi en lured Into ti
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    BIG BEN SPEAKS THROUGH A FOOTBALL!
    1378 16  - BIG BEN SPEAKS THROUGH A FOOTBALL! FRANK DANIELS by DEFORE Big Ben lose; hi.s voice n« xl yeai i decided to havi a pi onal Inti i view w.' h the best -know n fa >■ In the world. Not that /thing rong vith Big IKi ii, v. iii c
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    BRIDGE HAND
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    They LONG to look back on those good old days
    454 17  - They LONG to look back on those good old days ALAN McGREGOR STARE AT THE STAIR OR STAR 50 FILMLAND MOVES INTO THE DESERT v-iiuiiiiim. ni arm m# iiimuii Uf I/7_S any Of your side hero" now and then. V 1 \x7 nrl rl Wa r II He wiu be
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    ESTHER BREAKS TO TRY TELEVISION
    464 17  - ESTHER BREAKS TO TRY TELEVISION Michael Ruddy ESTHER WILLIAMS, leaving the studio where she's reigned as their water queen for the past 10 years, told me that she's taking up television. "I hope to do some live dramatic shows on television and maybe I can prove something that I can
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    A DAY AT THE RACES
    106 18 A DAY AT THE RACES E*REE PRFSS photographer kok CHONG swung his camera m th. direction at Bukit Timah on Saturda r bore is what he saw the excite] d anticipation and dejection which punter must have experienced .t -i ac or other. ABOVE: "Now. if you just put a
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    NOW, LET'S SEE...
    36 18 tS^DhoS*!^ 1 J2f £_SP*SIIS5 P *SlIS? d a Sl,n winn r th <* wav and then wi«u ptn,u> hn.sh and hes placed second. Now. uhat. Must look for an 0»< m the next race.
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    HOW THEY FINISHED ON SATURDAY
    161 19 BARAKAT (Leong) is r lengths cleai of Barfieur (Awi) w th Golden Lotos (Donnelly) third ai the finish off the Godd < »>;> trial on Saturday. CONVENTIONAL (Aluui) \vi_i_i_n<> the first rice from Clear Water ((iever). rALLA WALLA (Franklin) was a length winner from Distine
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    TRAINER RODGERS HAD A GREAT DAY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    796 19 hy Our racing correspondent i HIGHLIGHT OF SATURDAY'S RACING AT BUKIT TIMAH WAS THE SPLENDID TREBLE BY THE RODGERS STABLE. CONVENTIONAL STARTED THE BALL ROLLING WHEN HE OUTSTAYED CLEAR WATER IN RACE ONE. Barakat sprang a spectacular upset m the Gold
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    RAF CHANGI WIN FOGARTY CUP
    43 19 ('HANOI beat Seletar by J nine matches to three m the Fogarty Cup f.*>i f Changi on Saturday. •V- V- VOn Sunday, Keppe] 001 l ciub beat Seletar by 1 9 A t( > 2 m a [rienly. I
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    Zabaglione gets top weight for Cold Cup
    111 20 Zabaglione gets top weight for Cold Cup ZYILU.I lO\K, winner of the IVnuiiK Cold uo ia>t month bas been tjiveo top W#igM ot B.M tor the Singapor.- (.old (up to be run ovfr 1 i mile's ut Bukit Timah on Satur day. There are II acceptors The field is Zabagllone
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    Home-made plane sets world mark
    44 20 A HOME-MADE Aye C C I\ model plane powered hy a fuel containing Castro! oil, yesterday .set up a world speed record of 146 mph. at Hertfordshire. The plane Ifi owned by 21--year-old Ray Gibb.s. of Ilford. Essex. Router.
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    Chrysanthemum in best workout
    237 20 11 FINAL GALLOPS FOR WEDNESDAY FREE PRESS RACING CORRESPONDENT CIIKVSIMHK.MIM with Hudson astride, went like I winner on the training tmck at Bukit Timah this morning when he reeled oil Sf. m 17. The :',<jiny was good but only ;t i .v. horses engaged on t
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    SUMMARY OF SPORT
    201 20 SUMMARY OF SPORT ripHE touring Malayan Ma--1 lays soccer team scored their second victory m Indonesia when they defeated Matsa Xl by four goals to one m Jakarta yesterday. On Saturday, Malayan Malays trounced U.M.S 6—l. R.A.F. Seletar 's centre forward Pratt, was m fine form at Jalan Besar yesterday
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    CHANGI AND POLICE IN THRILLING DRAW
    286 20 In ;t thrilling same at Changi on Saturday, the Changi first XV and Singapore Police had a hard tussle, with honours even it six points each at the finish. Most of the thrills ware reserved for the second half, when Changi fought back from
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    Crack shot Alice (17) wins prize
    225 20 Crack shot Alice (17) wins prize -THIERS were .several fine marksmen m ai tion at the Diamond Jubilee Challenge Cup meeting for small bore shooting at Johore Bahru on Sunday. Mias Alice Hudson, 17-vep.r-old daughter of W. O. Hudson uf REME Base 41 Workshops, Singapore, provided 'lie highlight of the
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    BOON WINS 2 SPEEDBOAT EVENTS
    299 20 DESPITE an early ml hap In which hi boal cap ized, Boon Plang Sin a »n wo oi t he iivi racei at l he .Siri" ipore Oui b< iard Boal Ing Club'! Diamond Jubilee regatl i In the strait,, oi Fohore ye terday m
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    124 20 DRITAIN retained th e Joy Cup m the professional golf niatcli against the Rest of Europe at Lancashire yesterday when they won the 36 holes singles by 7 games to 3, to gain an overall win by 9-6. Ken Bousfleld Britain's stroke and matchplay champion, was
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      484 20 B.TIMAH WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY 1 JL WT EIGHTS loi aH i Cinecolor 8.04 Kol,i, seven races on Bobsworth 8.02 Jetty U| Wrdi. sdav. second Ql Div> Good I \M d«\ of the Smua I* n U4| por«. Turf Club's I'ali.i 9(h) 11m., m Ul t.t.ld Cup meeting Lindos 9ou Chrysa
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