The Singapore Free Press, 5 March 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Singapore* Wednt^day, March 5, 1958. piue ISCU,
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    Lock icon HUSBAND TRIED TO STRANGLE ME-JUDY
    94 1 HUSBAND TRIED TO STRANGLE ME-JUDY tAi SI AR Judy Garyesterday filed Santa Monica, ilil nia, for divorce om Michael Sidney FM'^t, theatrical Bi petition alleged \m^\ Lufl boat her »;>< attempted to ■trangle her on |»-i'-;ii occasions. W Iso petitioned the 0:: r evict Luft from [V n nome and
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    School boy stabbed in street
    61 1 School boy stabbed in street A 14- YEAR-OLD student of the Anglo-Chinese school in Barker Road, Ec Teow Leng, was stabbed while waiting for a bus in front of the school at 1.15 p.m. yesterday. Three youths approach ed from behind and stabbed him in the back, he told the
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    Lock icon STRIKERS RIOT
    19 1 Police fired warning shots yesterday as rioters fought in the strike-torn town of Cipolleti. Central Argentina Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE
    16 1 I 1 grade rubber opened in Sinking at 76? unchanged on ()S The tone
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    Lock icon U.K. PLANS MISSILE-ARMED SUBS
    189 1 "I nuclear annea were and were ln transform v <»rfare, Mr. A^an, Finan- tary to the ifv told the of Commons Opening a debate on the British Navy, he said the Admiralty was working on this problem. It might he that the most effective counter to
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    Many passers-by among 70 hurt by fire-crackers
    379 1 Many passers-by among 70 hurt by fire-crackers LAST NIGHTS celebration of the Chap Goh Meh the fifteenth day of the first moon in the Chinese New Yearwas the merriest in Singapore since the liberation. It was also a night of sorrow for about 70 people who had to be taken
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    Lock icon Overtime ban hits liners
    64 1 rpHOUSANDS of dockers X poured out of the gates of the London docks last night leaving piles of cargo idle on the quaysides. It was the first day of an overtime ban to spread available work. Many big liners and cargo vessels are affected by the
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    'ATJEH JOINS US IN 10 DAYS,' SAY REBELS
    297 1 'AT J E H JOINS US IN 10 DAYS,' SAY REBELS Caltex denies oil revenues 'frozen ATJEH, in Northern Sumatra, will join the revolutionary movement, a higfrranking source in Bukit Tinggi said yesterday. The statement indicated that talks between a delegation from Atjeh and rebel leaders were successful. The talks
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      143 1 1 RISING JsaJ\/£?" MAJESTICALLY j^A The quality of advertising in W A Singapore and Malaya has grown mi tremendously high during the past decade B 1 and we are proud to have contributed .< L 4 wl little towards this growth. j^B m Your advertisement today need* A j/Mm expert
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    Lock icon US POLICY UNCHANGED NEW ENVOY
    120 2 US POLICY UNCHANGED NEW ENVOY r f Mil new \mei ie an 1 Ambassador to Indonesia, .Mr. 11. P. Jones, <M'rii right with Mrs. Jones) said in Singapore last night that there would be no change of U.S. policy towards thr Itepublir beeaust* of the present crises. He said: 'We
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    Lock icon 'IRAQI PRINCE IN PLOT TO OUST NASSER'
    234 2 'IRAQI PRINCE IN PLOT TO OUST NASSER' A KEY Witness in an Egyptian Royalisi conspiracy trial testified yesterday that he was told that Iraq] Crown Prince Abdulilah agreed to linaziC6 a plot to overthrow President Nasser. Egyptian Intelligence officer Issam Khali) told the supreme military court that he learned Of
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    Lock icon Iraq's position in pact may be altered
    293 2 Iraq' s position in pact may be altered IRAQ'S position in the Bagdad Pact has become a Question for "serious study" by all membt rs of the pact and (lie United Btat c s. diplomatic quarters m London said yesterday. It was generally realised, they said, that Iraq's membership of
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      39 2 I tli'i <]\''-'\ l, "HII" 11 'I'll" r! ■■■m; y t (i I bS 0/ IR l l^% V •In I HERE IS THE il li IBlttl" 'I UAH AN ice 1 1 IBBIr f jljk -means quality in Malaya
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    Lock icon Russia: Ban A-tests on the high seas
    254 3 Russia: Ban A-tests on the high seas I tt *rda> i tllt'd for v ban on the iweleai on tivtinu on the high I* it also asked that comwL manoeuvres i" Intenia- fc it v aters t)t> outlawed. Ej G rigor i Ivanovich E kin told a press conferthat Ihese
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    Lock icon 'RED DRIVE ACROSS EUROPE MIGHT JUSTIFY H-BOMBS'
    344 3 Pi Mini tei Mr, Macmillan, said la ;t •■•i clear determination to move m; pc" would justify tl nuclear capons to If. Hi was speaking ai rally, fending the r( cent >n Defence whicfi West would be forced to weapons against ma- jor
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    Lock icon Wife blacked his eyes, scratched him: No cruelty
    89 3 Wife blacked his eyes, scratched him: No cruelty DOUGLAS GODFREY, 49, wag refused a divorce sought on the ground oi cruelty at Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, yesterday although he bad testified that his wile. Winnie: Blacked his eyes; scratched his face; nagged, caused scenes, poured water c\ him and hit him wit)
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      142 3 V. yC^K V 1 jjH WB SbBmBBB BMWWftW6 iiHiiiiiitcaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiimtfiiiiifiiiii:aiiiiiiiiiiiica«iiiiiiiiii:c3i<:>ii< v j^ comfort, convenience economy S/ajj af Malayan Railway {STATION HOTEL! KEPPEL ROAD SINCAPORE A Home from Home tv^ r y comfort provided at prices you can afford ONDITIONED ROOMS. ..ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES E jPE CIAL CURRY SERVED EVERY SUNDAY BED
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      198 3 I English Made 3 I CUPS, TANKARDS I MEDALS mJ 0 T Special Concession J I* to j i Clubs Schools j i |G. C. lie SUVA BROS.J Manufacturing Jewellers =3, Raffles Place, Singnporc-1, Phone G3115. E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Mar, 5, 1958. Opinion Praise, not rebuff
    249 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Mar, 5, 1958. Opinion Praise, not rebuff 4 MAN saw an attap house catch fire and phoned the fire brigade. And, astonishingly, he said he was taken to task for making an unnecessary call. small a flre may be in a collection of attap huts,
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    Growing urge to go abroad
    1160 4 nut a sirtHtff tittitfjl* n>us**nsays 1 1tu \ak-iui. And #tc> warns lilfv oivf.v#Vf.v van tw htsi^S SOO DON'T BANK ON RED CARPET WELCOME pic; iri v i >• about transforn m that a student disco\ v% i' hm himsell on his re turn from abroad
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    BY THE WAY
    297 4  -  Beachcomber _k ti \\i m realist d I hai oettei than the elephant who was bitten In the trunk by a badger? wit h a bravo attempt to laugh it off, the greal beast said, "1 huppo hou link hat s hunny." The news that Mimsie Slopcorm
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      122 4 A!!SJ X &V^l i^l^Hi *y. 11l .^r W^K^^^ Hi I I Sturdy, dependably a man's I the classic simplicity of Uie J case design, in tht elegance of tht dial with lts B oW I figuret. j, I Precision, gbodi protected, iintiiiiagnetiCi conip waterproof automatic, the Conquest is '»>r >""^
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    TUC will urge Govt. to tax luxury goods
    470 5 mi! Singapore Government is being asked by the TU€ to inij)(»s,. i levy on the sale of luxury koods, a special tax on totalisator betting and to introduce a Social Welfare lottery on the lines of the Federation lottery to finance the
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    20-MAN AUSTRALIAN TRADE MISSION COMING TO S'PORE
    93 5 20- MAN AUSTRALIAN TRADE MISSION COMING TO S'PORE I fed by the ,\u eminent, 1 du< ->■■'>< On April 10. which will vi»u i» ol leading industrialist" Mvei from bank commerce, wm E Singapore for ten the Slngapow visit Will visit Kuril., Bangkok. The Australian Govern men I Trade Comml&sioi
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    RIVAL SNAKE CHARMER ISSUES $I,000 CHALLENGE
    216 5 RIVAL SNAKE CHARMER ISSUES $I, 000 CHALLENGE Till Kulkarni family < o| Sennett Road < who wore once terribly < frightened of black cobras in their com- pound are now having great fun over the rival claims of two snake charmers. The charmers are a 1 yogi from .lohore. John
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    SATA CALL FOR FUNDS BIG PLANS AHEAD
    111 5 SATA CALL FOR FUNDS BIG PLANS AHEAD Singapore Anti- i culosis Assoon collected about 5,466 from mems oi i iu 1 public last year. thh $17,816 came from th sale i i Sata seals. I i the public to heir continued sup- the association, lairman of the Sata Mr. 1
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    Lock icon MOSCOW SAYS NO TO HOPE VISIT
    16 5 MOSCOW SAYS NO TO HOPE VISIT 1. T lni .*< tele isinn h vlsi had f Reuter
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      95 6 TRY OASIS WITH SOOTHING MENTHOL 1 MIST! 1 1 Vlenlhol Misl make* ihe Big o'a 1 icli toba< co freshet w nilo I you re snioKinffi \inl ilir freshness s/r/^^ ////A w 1 lonfl .i ftCl SIIK >k in" tOO. Ir v ill 1 Big 01 li Bmmt 1 1
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      226 6 ■■>' *vffWp"'^^rfiryff^^Mf ~J" •>.• c "V-' v V-* -'v. it y^ k I v fjy' V -V r ■^■itiiGv *iBv"'' X^vC v. >*^<3ByJJi&^wWv^" '-'■i&W'"""*' 'A*^i,-vi'X** J >> .FKI I lIAW'lilO f»? My€li»«'> .lonl.kEJ 7«ISA.\IIIIAiid-: b> l^«- fr'rt?Jk ;*m! K»I»bS If Ift 1 tlf=V> f~"1 (R5 V^U SUPPOSE V I POM'T
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      362 6 h, ml ff I I. You I I re k ii] be bi I days, I you i vet in at ha i. v pr blems to bi Ived them. But tin n irou don'i i nnkm- vi talking yard V »v h tve a I friendly nature and make
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      U.K. closing prices
      125 7 LONDON, March i Previous lnda> M' 11 March 22* buyers ft hIJM i >('<•! buyers 22% buyej i 22.. seller WH sellers ggg >;, ut< infill B i i!££S£ B%SK I /;'■>■((■> QUOted ill pence. Sarawak European parti .March 26 Belters 25 seller; P p|,j pi g
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      New York prices
      96 7 NEW YORK, March 1 Previous Today 94.87 nom. 94.75 norn I lul 111 (••>.. 1 l March 93.50 buyers 93.50 buyers 94.50 sellers 94 50 sellers 92.87 buyers 93.00 buyers 93.87 sellers 94.00 selli SALES: 0,,r lot. IBBIR 'tmes March 25 7 5 buyers 25.90 buyers v
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 7 I NEW YORK, March I. Previous Today i 443.38 445.06 i I. ..102 ~v? 102.32 0 Bonds 88.91 88 72.42 72.34 niposite Averages L50>43 150.70
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      U.S. PEPPER
      45 7 I and awaiting 23 first I 23 I am- awaiting reles se Ii: hall prices quote a in u.&, cents per 10. March shipment '23',. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 33%, awaiting release and afioats 33. first half March shipment 32, selleis ex-dock.
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      Capra, coconut oil prices
      100 7 LONDON. March I OPR.I Philippines c.i.f. \KJ North European ports delivered wighl per long ton Mar./ Apr. OPRA, Straits cJ.f. r.K. /North 11l! "l""' ports delivered weigh! pei Long ton Mar./ Apr. OCOX i on. cni d e Sliaits i uropean ports in bulk v inn
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    PUBLIC HELP TO CLOSE NET ON THUGS
    194 7 PUBLIC HELP TO CLOSE NET ON THUGS imie Bingapore police suppression "net" ta closing on extortioners as more co-cpera-tion is received from the public. More than 20 gangsters were convicted and jailed in the last two months. A police spokesman told the Free Press yesterday that the force was getting
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    Big Singapore orders for Jap goods
    213 7 Big Singapore orders for Jap goods SINGAPORE businessmen have placed large orders with organisers of the Japanese trade cxhibit;rn which ended at the Great World on Feb. 28 Mr. Y. Oiwa, who headed the Japanese Export Trade Recovery Organisation team which organised th/. 1 exhibition, said yesterday that the oflders
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      150 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 10.17 a.m. and 11.17 p.m. t [TOMORROW: 1101 a.m. j and 11.51 p.m. I KIDAV: 11.19 a.m. I •SATURDAY: 0.2:5 a.m. I and 12.36 a.m. > SUNDAY: 0.58 a.m. and > 1.21 a.m. MONDAI Wl a ni. and 2.15 p.m. I TUESDAY: 2.08 a.m. and L
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    Lock icon My taxi driver had Le Mans urge
    1026 8 My taxi driver had Le Mans urge <)KCHIDS for Superintendent of Traffic Police Mr. Sardar Singh who is waging war on roadhogs. He's making a polite and sportsmanlike approach to m i el (1 I c of the road megalomanics. At. hia orders, police officers will patrol bottleneck areas bearing
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPORTLIGHT PORE SPOTLIGHT
    1371 8  - SINGAPORE SPORTLIGHT PORE SPOTLIGHT adelalde eastley BY.. >: j and fastiIs manr rs mark the tleman— of any counPlatform presence, it 1 1 me, demands a i i"e.sj set to a mixed k::( 1 N•• all people a givei assembly lean ard Bor emianism I O/##'ff floors !j£e women I
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    He sailed 'Britannia' 100,000 miles
    177 10 He sailed 'Britannia' 100,000 miles yiCE ADMIRAL Sir Conolly Abel Smith, who commanded the royal yacht "Britannia" in all the oceans of the world anrj for a total dis tance of nearly 10U.000 miles, has retiicc! to farm in Scot land. He became Flaa Officer, H yal Yach s. in
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    Lock icon She's Queen of the Orange
    81 10 She's Queen of the Orange For tin- first time in the Ion*; history of London's Covent Garden Market, members of the market tenants, buyers and porters recently elected their own "Queen" The Mediterranean Orange Queen tor 1958. She is 21 -year -old Sheree Winton (vital statistics 10-21-36) who was chosen
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    6-year riddle of crashed plane
    208 10 I)Oi tICE havi admitted tbai they have "dia covi r< (i a pi, in. era h which childn n have kno n about for I hree ir and which could havi I. tpp< tied ito yeaw Police patrol can visited whoo] in Marsden and Meltham,
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    Soldier lived Robin Hood life in the woods
    445 10 Soldier lived Robin Hood life in the woods i SEVENTEEN YEAR <>» KOldier who I»:is Ik'CM li\inu like Robin Hood, roaming a Buck iiighunishire beauty spot with how and arrows, sat sadly lH l guardroom at Aldershot, Surrey. Ami in a hideout of Interwoven terns, leaves and twigs, under an
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    T.V. MEN BLAME SHOW OFFS
    227 10 T.V. MEN BLAME SHOW OFFS everybody tried to get n into the act when ITV wen to a football match t oniste caused an obstruction as fans were leaving And that brought the law' into the picture, it was said at Old-street. London, when cameraman Leonard Dudley l Hmw S
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      264 10 ■jn hß| ibilß ■b*^9'K I 1 i I I I T l 0 Wj Wk CLUES ACROSS 7 It leaves an artisl '4. 1 In favour oi .sleep? <6>. 10 This to dream, saj Hamlet 8 A boss in the schoolroom? and Novello (8). (5). I] The doctrine i: >m
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    Photo News
    69 11 who A 1 ralkt fie ..i tor ntei I'vimalIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIII culate Marquis o1 M !■j i f >k, with an Hun i an gipsy look and I I n long and tangle J. They were atteni n i ml' first night oi Francoise Sagan's con troverial ballet "The Broken
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    AN EVENING OUT FOR EVA
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    OFF TO THE SOUTH POLE-SHE HOPES
    148 11 i. ,1 to be the first woman to \\>>ii the U: Elaine Shepard Hartman, journalist, ictress television star and international hostess arrived r etitlj in bristchiurch, New Zealand with a from Brig.-Gen. Wade E. Hampton. \V n aware of the strict ruling of Rear
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    THE HUMAN COBWEB
    59 11 No, it's not a trick of the imagination, but workers at the French Pavilion for the Brussels World Fair. They are pictured working on the enormous expanse of metal cobweb roofing. The metal frame on which the workmen are standing will still be visible on completion, for
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    Lock icon New China is drab, disciplined
    1664 12  - New China is drab, disciplined WALTON A. COLE By EDITOR OF REUTERS fms fust returned to London from m round-the-ivorld trip which includ I m unut China, where he trax ell I 4,000 mile*. niSCIPMNK, <l'^> ntss .Hid di'dic;. lion ure the three ""I r.S*' Il< •Mlillill I Mi; 111
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    RECORD ROUND-UP
    6 13  - RE CORD ROUND-UP JONATHAN RUSSELL By
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    VOCAL STARS
    77 13 )oj an teennford Clark popularity 10 the accepted ias a s- X)d voice, not 5 j g imick, and has cketed to the top at the c i>; 20. rhat's some achievement en in this age of child prodigies. You can hear the Sanford voice on London RE-D
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    Maestro-or phoney?
    209 13 DST denou n c c d, sed, and >st ]1 red that s 'k. ying is rubme critics the mosl important modern jazz, say rivals be- are the big- nee the flays of Benny Goodman. Brubeck (and the quartet he leads) plays jazz with a Strong strain of
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    HIT FROM THE FILM
    59 13 Clyde McPhatter ha a probable hit in Rock and cry, 0 rhythmic song from the film Mr Hock and Roil, rmi high-voiced vocal acrobat is certainly not original, but whoever he imitates he doea it wii On the reverse i^ You'll Bp There, not quite th<
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    PARTY PIECE
    60 13 PARTY PIECE THE ORCHESTRA of Jan Corduwener can lull you with light melodies that are ever popular in Pennies Prom Heaven, a 112--inch disc which Includes such pieces as Marching Strings, Night and Day. Some Enchanted Evening, and Horn Staccato. This is not music that demands sole attention from you,
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    FROM THE GOLDEN ERA
    112 13 npHE Dutch Swing College Band arc one of the world's best traditional style groups, and now they have recorded a series of hot numbers to fire the imagination of any jazz fan. These are from a conceit given at Rotterdam which was dominated by the New
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    Those sweet melodies of Mendelssohn
    425 13 Those sweet melodies of Mendelssohn VI ENDBLSSOHN'S 1?I music is perhaps noted more for Its inventive spontaneity and melodious content rather than for any great emotion a] depth. His Symphony No. 4 in A Major is no exception to this rule and is rich in pictorial melodies reflective of the
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      117 13 Sportster 'DUO' $365/- with 0.5" 2.5 lens. Supreme The lf>Ofttttf« lender for more than 20 year* in 8 mm. movie making. The brilliant BASIC design of this camera has remained unaltered since its inception, and time has proved its obsoluta superiority. Now G 8.-Bi.ll Howcll introduce H-" Sportster Ouo o
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    Lock icon MARINES OFF TO A GRAND START
    332 14 WHAT ORGANISED TRAININCCAN__ACHieVI i ii "all Malays" Marines Kept up their reputation as last season* 1 champions in the opening fixture o( the SAFA Div. I li^m- a Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, Playing vith perfeel undi i band ng, the y dominati d >v
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    INDIAN ST. LEGER
    59 14 «HE Maharaja of Kash mir's filly Sunny Downs scored her third classic victory by winning the India; SI Leger over a mile and threequarters In Bombay Sunn/ Downs, winner oJ the Indian 1,000 Guineas, Oaks and runner-up in the Derby, beat Symbol of Love. an eight to
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    Budge Patty takes title
    35 14 Buds* Pattj U 8 won 'M I >!<■, l in th( tion i.i vi, t < nni; tournfl Riei I b( atlng Oardnai M 1 10} iU B 6 i 82, 6 i
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    Lock icon Australians' easy win gives them Test series
    265 14 Australians' easy win gives them Test series AUSTRALIA won the fifth and final Test to take the series three-nil with two drawn when they beat South Africa by eighi wickets In Port Elizabeth yesterday. Final scores In th< match, which ended a day early wore: The scores South AffHca 211
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    'Anyone who says he likes boxing must be daft'
    523 14  - 'Anyone who says he likes boxing must be daft' ARCHIE QUICK By -Says BRIAN LONDOH ROME few ycari ago I was talking to ci 3 heavyweight champion Jack London fa ;i tavern off London's Marylebone lij»h Street This bit; man with the face and figure ot a Smithfleld Market meat
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    Lock icon ENGLISH GIRLS UPSET RUMANIA
    114 14 I^NGLAND beat Rumania J 3-1 to win the final of the women's team event in the European table tennis championships in Bud apeat last night Ann Ilaydon was England's star, Winning two Singles matches and help Ing Mrs. Diane RoWfl Collins win the doublet. Miss Ilaydon.
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    THREE TOP REFEREES DUE TO BE SHELVED...
    260 15 THREE TOP REFEREES DUE TO BE SHELVED... r BOND a one-armea *uinam newsagent. reached the top of his other profession, )lbilj refereeing, when he was appointed to X Wembley Cup Final of 1956. "iStieh an the rulea of the Football League that Mr, ■j.'j.n nnally have been retired trom active
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    FINNEY EQUALS RECORD
    150 15 TALKING POINTS TOM FINNEY equalled a Preston North End club record when he scored from a penalty at Luton. It was liis 157 th goal for the Deepdale side, the Sam* number as old-time centre forward Tom Roberts totalled. Remarkable thine about Finney's aggregate Is that he
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    Lock icon $45,000 GOLF CHAMPION
    31 15 $45,000 GOLF CHAMPION iSan PranJ the M.s4f\ooo Open golf by lour strokes. 1 total of 27fl l on (AustraBritish Open 1-■ was com- I United 1 mrnament this d ftfth Reuter
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    Lock icon FROUGH PLAY
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    85 15 -AT TIDDLYWINKS AN Anu'riiiin tidtlly- winks team announces that it has begun training for a possible match with the Duke of Kdin- burgh's team, the j Goons. The U.S. team, made "P of members of a i New York stage play, amented the fact that
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