The Singapore Free Press, 3 March 1960

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  • 18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1960 15 CENTS.
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  • 121 1  -  MELVIN CHAN r^je of the 140 »8 h jelling rate H K dollar kdffklkfkfl lkdkldkld jjot show an* marked increase. No. 3: •Oh, capital has been sent from Singapore t". Britain to take advantage vt the higher interest that bank.s there arc paying." But Hung Kong buMne»men al>o know
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  • 152 1 Demonstrations mar last leg of latin America tow STUDENTS ROW: HE'S RED EYED BUT SMILING MONTEVIDEO, Thursday. PRESIDENT KISKNHOWKR got tear gas m his eyes but kept smiling as student demon>trations broke out during his welcome to the capital of Uruguay yesterday. Trouble started outside the
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  • 76 1 RON DON. Thurs. David Lj R>>biiu>on, 35. of Bermuda, -till more than 20 mile.s ahead of his nearest rival. :ied the small Scotti>h town of Denny today with nearly 300 miies or his 1.000--mlle race from end to end of lin behind him.
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  • 18 1 DELHI. Thur.v expediton to t, led by Brii; h. principal o: here yesterday climb the
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  • 28 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Belgian Congo. Thurs. Two nuns were injured when a hospital orderly shot them with a bow 1 and arrow after being sacked from his job.
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  • 30 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Governor of New Hampshire, Iff. Wesley Powell, ha.s asked cinema owners m the state not to show the British film "Jack The Ripper."
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  • 21 1 JAKARTA, Thur.s.— lt was predicted today that late rains would mean a decline m this year's sugar production.
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  • 512 1 Home' to palace -but a gate was shut LONDON, Thursday. •fONY Armstrong-Jones, Prim ess Margaret's fiance, went "home" to Buckingham Palace m a friend's midget car early yesterday morning after escorting the Princess to a white-tie-and-tails gala ballet performance. A royal limousine took the young couple and the Queen Mother
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  • 207 1  -  TAN THUAN KOK AFTER LAST SUNDAYS SPORT-A TEAM IS FORMED IN SINGAPORE TO HITCH-HIKE TO ENGLAND SOON By Singapore. Thurs. THREE young men who were among the 3.000 who finished the Free Press Big Walk last Sunday have now finalised plans tor an even LONGER
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  • 35 1 FRANKFURT. Thurs. Pri.scnla Beaulieu, Elvis Presley's 16-year-old girl friend from Texas, was yesterday prevented from .saying goodbye to tiie rock 'n' roll singer by military police when he Hew home from Reuter
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  • 6 1 Stock Exchange UNO U.P.I.
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  • 23 1 MOSCOW, Thurs— Ru will help the now African state ol Guinea build a sports stadium and various industrial proj©
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  • 18 1 RANGOON, Thurs The King and Queen of Tha.i received a rousing v. when tiny arrives lerday.
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  • 9 1 Managers' pric< buying $1.14, selling $1.19.
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  • 99 1 TB II BR A N Thurs.— The royal palace here is expected to announce shortly that Queen Farah is expecting a baby. Teheran newspapers said yesterday. The Persian Press gave great publicity to the rePorts _n<»t yet officials confirmed- that the Queen is pregnant. The
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  • 506 2 1» T **^H I fc^H Kftl II M L_**^M 111 >^Hflfe mft I* J 1.11 *J^-~ 1 I "*i < jj SINGAPORE, Thursday. PHASER AND NEAVE ords broke the $2 barrier yesterday for the first time since 1958. Although the price of Malaya's "blue chip"
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  • Round the World Market Prices
    • 102 2 LONDON, March 2. Yesterday Today RUBBER No 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Mar Apr. 3*l lb RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot :;1 Ui RUBBER NO. 1 RSS Settlement Home Terms Apr 331 33 11/16, May :*3 ">« 33 916 TONE: Easy. A!»>vt i>nce§ quoted m pence PEPPER:
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    • 58 2 NEW YORK. March 1. Ytittrday Today TIN ttraitt <pot 101 00 101.12 TIN futurt Strait* Contract TONt: SALES RUBBER Futurtt Mar 40 »7i 40 75 May 3i».f<7i 39 sO TONE: Bartly staady. SALES: 44 tot* No. 1 RSt Mar. landed prici COFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar. H.
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    • 23 2 NEW YORK. March Yesterday Today 30 Industrials >'■-■ 20 Railroads 14* 40 Domestic Bends B.IS 15 Utilities 35 Stocks Composite Averages
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    • 38 2 M. itel ,ot and awaiting i Launponc i awaiting r. *><i. .iiloats tin. March shiprm-nt ».1 Sarawak nnqimm Muntok whit;ind r i '.<S. afio.v Marcta shipment unquoted, tellers -dock. At.. i 'juotfd m I pc it..
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    • 71 2 LONDON. March J. Yesterday Today COPRA Philippines C it. UK North delivered weißht per lon* ton Mar COPRA. Straits ft.l.f. 1 UK North European ports delivered weight per lone ton Mar. Apr COCONUT OIL crurii Straits e.i.f. European ports m bulk ptr lons ton Mar. COCONUT OIL
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  • 112 2 Distilleries pay second interim LONDON: Eft si Inaia Distilleries and Sugar Factories declared a second Interim dividend of 14-2/7 per cent plus a special additional dividend of 7-1 7. making 38-4/7 per cent less tax for the year to Sept. 30, 1959. The directors do not intend to recommend
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  • 91 2 Board of Trade sells aluminium stockpile LONDON: The Board of Trade is to sell Its stockpile of aluminium to the British c: touting company, Alcan (United K.r.gdom» Ltd. Alcan has already about 10.000 tons from the pile. Millions to boost aluminium output MONTREAL: The Aluminium Co. of Canada Ltd.
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  • 58 2 London: Better outlook Activity In the London tin market improved but prices showed little chant Demand on both sides of the Atlantic wa^ reported as fftir. New York: Steadier Tin was .neauier m the spot i month with some tightness re- ported and stead} m other months. Comex copper
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  • 125 2 A SLIDING TREND CONTINUES ON LONDON MARKET LONDON. Thursday. PRICES on the London Stock Exchange todaj continued to pursue a downward course and further widespread losses were recorded on balance. Talk of the possibility of a credit squeeze later m the year was an unsettling influence and although selling was
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  • 32 2 LONDON. Thurs. Tin Commonwealth economic committee said today that the upward trend m milk production m the main dairying countries fell m 1959. Lexs butter was produced and exported.
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  • 85 2 NEW YORK Wall Street closed heavy with a fair distribution of losses rang mostly to a point or more. The market moved 10. right from the start under Lerate but persistent pro-fit-taking and other selling. In the morning, the pi sure was absorbed with material damage and the
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  • 731 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY Yestccay INDUSTRIALS Alfi Bricks Pret 1.95 1.95 Ords. 2.20 2.40 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 60.- 54/6 B.M. Trustees 525 5.25 ion. Tin Smelt Prif. 19- 19/- M Grds 51'- 51/--rH Disnensary 1.25 1.24
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  • 79 2 SHIPS IN PORT lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves i or expected today are: Ruys 1 2, Canton 45, Sibonga 6A. Maetsuycker 6 7. Glengyle 8 9. Boleslaw Beirut 10/11, Straat Johore 13 14, Jan Mateiko 15/16, Pres- Monroe 18. Mikawa Maru 19. Sletter N. Wall 5. Karossa 21/22.
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  • 58 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,285 $1,270 1.270 sales salin Ins. Canton $100.00 $101.00 sales sales Wheelock Marden..s (5.00 S H.BO 6.75 6.85 a sales H'Kon*; phone $35.50 $35.20 &535.75 &535.75 lei .viles y Farm .V Cold Storage
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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  • 7 3 The cake boom in Katong dlkdlkldk kljnjjh
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  • 162 3  -  EDNA TAN THIS HAPPENS EACH YEAR AMONG THE 35,000 BOYS AND GIRLS IN SCHOOL By Singapore. Thursday. AlUar7ch Hi, U- F I 'M, ILU<)N M ->l» MM hn Sins Har ds °at h year am «»K the •»".<) 0 boys and girts m Singapore schools.
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  • 41 3 NGAPORE. Thurs.-Chi-ar.d Western music m the modern manner will be featured m the Radio Sln| {ramme, Four with a Hammond, at 9.15 tcOf Gus hammond .am. Abell <rhythm guitar). Dan Hopk:n> idr .md Filmer «*c.
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  • 89 3 OCTOBER DATE FOR ORCHID SHOW TINGUN, Ihurs. The Malayan Orchid Societj wii; hold its annual genera] meeting m March. The secretary, Mr. Khoo Ka> Ann. yesterday said .1 Bab-committee would be formed from among the nev. office hearers to arrange for the next orchid show. The show would probably be
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  • 213 3 UNIONIST: WORKERS TOO FREE WITH MONEY I/UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— The average Malayan worker is far too free with his money, according to one of Malaya's leading trade unionists, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, secret-ary-general of the big National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. Narayanan said for this reason he proposed
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  • 261 3 AIRLINE MAN URGES GOVT TO START WORK ON NEW TERMINAL BUILDING 'AS SOON AS POSSIBLE' pAYA LEBAR, Thurs. Singapore is m danger of hilling behind m the development of jet age Facilities, a KLM official warned yesterday. Plans drawn up by the Government
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  • 36 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Mr. A. Kulasmgham. deputy officer m charge CID and State Traffic Control Officer. has left on transfer lor Upper Perak where he will be attached to No. 8 Police Field Force.
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  • 172 3 JAPANESE FAIR DREW BIG MALAYAN ORDERS I I I^UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. The twoweek Japanese trade fair held m Kuala Lumpur recently was a big success and attracted orders from Malayan firms amounting to several million dollars worth of Japanese goods. This was stated yesterday by the head of the
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  • 58 3  -  Antoinette dlkdlkd A new weekly feature on who's who on the Singapore ballet scene begins today m Page 16 of BTsiNGAPORITrffUSHI Local Govt. polls SINGAPORE. Thuiß. There will be no local government elections m Singapore m fuiure. This was decided upon by the L( live Assembly yesterday when
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  • 168 3 FOUR-MONTH GROOM FOR TOP POSTS I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— Mr. Oim Ie Mm. 21. sistant. ,Ed Messrs. Boustead Co.. Ltd., Kuala Lum; left for Singapon night to board the Glengyle for Britain, where he will undergo a four-month tra for an executive p Two
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 70 3 I *V•,v FREE ENTRY CONTEST -SEE PAGE 2O SALE 'RICES ARE RIDICULOUS $0.30 per Yd s 0.35 M S -Iks. Printed cv Shantungs, r e from 0.50 Blouses 2.50 eoch Shorts 2.50 tn f -c» Slock, 4.20 j 0.70 300 0.70 Sport Shirts 2.50 >cks 0.80 o Poir Mi Socks
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    • 103 3 r i V,y IL f Wolnut Wood trom Koihmn jf CIO IGS Block Wood from Moih r P v'u I Rose Wood trom My» O rt Be it a side toble, o cenfr« piece, a cottec table or o round "W piece, you must vec our stock Mllf] 1 fll
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 335 3 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore -6 liinua: Ear. X Dan Ahmad musoh Ilidong: Nose. Hasan: And Ahmad is Bibir: Lips. Hasan s enemy. 7<). Ciini: Teeth. 9- Hasan tidak tegor 80. Musoh: tnemv. Ahmad: Hasan is not on 81. Kawan: Friend. speaking terms with SI. Rumah: House. Ahmad. 83. Tegor:
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    • 216 3 Short wave 62 metres Mildred Appaauiav; 6.45 Sun--9 p.m.— lo p.m. daily se: Serenade. Medium wave 476 metres 6- 53 Announcements; 6.55 P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- Snigapore snare market report; nary; 1.02 A lucky dip into the iO ?J l news; ,10 Newstalk. musical box; 1.30 The news; 15 r
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  • 302 4 THE VILLAGE THAT WILL MAKE THE UNWANTED FEEL AT HOME -FOR A FEE 4 VILLAGE <>0 miles from here has an "industry" that i> probablj unique. It lives off children. The vilhigc is Stiiuigolagiilli meaning Strangle the R< i>stoi JUST AN EYE-CATCHER IN MANDARIN SILK WHICH THE
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  • 16 4 LONDON*. Thurs. The S US$ the nt cycl Mauritius, it was announ- night.
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  • 15 4 MOSCOW. T trade and paym< i i meni beJapan was d here Reuter
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  • 54 4 BRUSSELS. Thurs. The Belgian Parliament yesterday took its first step m transferring power to Africans m the Belgian Congo. The Chamber of Representatives < Lower House) adopted a Bill creating immediate "executive colleges" formed ol Congolese politicians who will share power with Belgian administrators m the
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  • 243 4 A CURE FOR AIR AND SEA TRAVEL CLAIMED BY DOCTOR ONDON, Thurs. A i new cure tor travel sickness is being tried out m 25 vessels of the Union Castle Line and on passengers flying m the Hunting-Clan fleet of planes. The discoverer is Dr. Douglas Fairley. ship's surgeon m
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  • 13 4 RAWALPINDI, Thurs. President Ayub Khan will visit Japan m November. Reuter
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  • 17 4 CAPE TOWN. Thurs. -The Japanese ship Soya is due hero from Antarctica today. Reuter
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  • 44 4 WASHINGTON, Thurs.— Mr. David Ben-Gurion. the Israeli Prime Minister, has asked to see President Efoeahower and Mr. Christian Herter. the Secretary of State. during his private visit to the United States next wreck. Th»« request «s under consideration. Reuter
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  • 308 4 Married man proposed marriage to girl: You're pest to women, judge tells him LONDON. Thursday. g\ inclination a married man who {old' an 18-year-old girl he was a bachelor and then proposed marriage was a liar and a real pest to young women, said Mr. Justice Sachs at Herefordshire Assizes.
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  • 36 4 LONDON. Thurs. Br; sovereignty m the Antai Will be lully saleguarded by the Antarctic Treaty is ratified Mr. John Proiumo. :or ForAffair.^, .->aid jresterd The treaty was cently by 12 na Reutrr Washington.-
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  • 12 4 $229,500 necklace sold in 95 second' bidding L Loi ma j I
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    • 198 4 JALAN-LAH BERSAMA 2 ■OUAL LI ATl^^^^^^^^ '.^m Diperbuct untok megurang- fiMARAJfPPM Ml £^M**^ kor. belcnja dengan bagian iffl I Ml y^^^m^ ctcsnva istimewa berwarna niftCt*&\ ft -JJ^r tcm, chcklat ctau kuning duku 0&i S x^w !^^o^» untok kanak2. Boleh dibersehkan <^,'// J s^ /^> dengQCi oyer. Boleh tahan lama Ul
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    • 97 4 jff^f^ SINCE 1815 g[\7\\\. THE SWISS WATCH I A I FOR ALL CLIMATES re than 100 ft j^^ of successful trading J; m Asia and a Modern j^ Service after sale under p Ciuarantee Penm m^ v Bm >\ m^ MmFAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO., lH It-F lotfrry Rood. Si^oport F«f£
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 428 4 BORN today you have an j an important letter to a relative. Inventive mind and, if v TAI^V s (Ap f r 2 mM y 2l vnnr tnipntc qrp turned to- Your best day for intellectual or fl* JXfin*i« nf all cultural pursuits. Take care of ward the usefulness Of
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  • 53 5 OF SEVEN FROM AGE SOCIETY JEWS 500 IN KAMPONGS BUKIT TIMAH, Thursday. OF -MALAYA Malay ha- just completed a different dialects m Malay i.rik and Kroh districts of leani lefl Singapore m under t! leadership of i Yusof bin Hitam, n\u\ More than 500
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  • 34 5 MISSION IN SEARCH OF FOLK TALES B:r TiMAh. r v So- der the I c cultural acehe Idi I i] of tht- soclei told the Free Press the iidertak. kii.d. of ore .ral fellow
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  • 107 5 LIGHTS FOR 70 HOMES BUT ONLY FOR THREE HOURS DAILY TANGLIN, Thurs.— -About 70 families m Kampong Chantek Lama and the adjoining squatter settlement are now enoying modern lighting for three hours every night. The person responsible for lighting up their homes is Mr. Guan Soon, 28, a businessman. Mr.
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  • 14 5 VGAPORE. Thurs. The Church i 1 hold a prayer W p.m. tomor:
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  • 6 5 New premises for Bangkok Bank dlkdlmkdl
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  • 143 5 OINCi \PORE, Thin Hashim bin Hus sain, an 11-year-oid Primary Five j lent of Monk's Hill School, is a bundle cl a mothers dream boy. Unlike most students who head for home after >chool for a refreshing bath an d Hashim helps his
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  • 260 5 Railways may plan special travel rates for study tours MALA LUMPUR, Thins. The Nlalavan Railways Administration hus given an assurance that it would consider 11 request for special travel concession rates from student bodies. The National Union of Federation Students last week decided to write to the Federation Government for
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  • 170 5 2 CHINESE STUDENTS TAKE -FIRSTS' IN A MALAY CONTEST SINGAPORE Thurs. Ihe Peru unit, a .Malay youth organisation here, has held its first national lanmiase speech contot for non-Malays al the Geylang Community Centre. Thero were Z~ speakers during the two-hour contest. First m the men's section Mr. Tan Ta
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  • 41 5 PRINCIPAL RETIRES AFTER 31 YEARS MR. V. A. GEORGE, former principal of Kuong Avenue School, who recently retired from the Education Department after 31 years' service. He has left for Kuala Lumpur where he intends to set up a commercial school.
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  • 74 5 Schoolgirl star stole the show BUKIT TIMAH. 1:,,. Mi Primra >Jing actress o\ ly acclaimed n produced b Chr.st movf Slngapoi Primrose had a 1* In "Ah Gong F. a play by t Schools St: to conunem 74th FoundsApplause A Form Six tt the A.C AM Mill. Wl rd by
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    • 19 5 STOft RADIO I LAR PUN COMPANY I or*. WtctcctH C GUITAR WPUFIERS 00 I months. I LTD., ittfttti v
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    • 260 5 SUCCESS ~§tfHj The obovc picture shows Low Thcon Hock. Adnon bin Ahmad, Mcnq Seng Mak, Adi hrn baiikan, Patrick Savo and Bochon Romswol They were the winning team m the Frc« Press Walk on 28th February, 1960. The first tour-mentioned all took a course ot APISERUM, solution ot Royal Jelly
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 171 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE b Lee Falk and PhU DaviS I Tvfau^l IWE KNOW THERE'S A LOC^EY I HOW COME YOU'RE V YOU'RE THE OMLVV WFTHIMKMR.Xj f vri rMONJeuS--TRYINJ£-ro*NOCK GO BRIGHT ANPKNiO»vyOME WITH FKEEPOAaX COULP V YCL V ApPTMiS SPACEMAN! ALL THE ANSWERS-/ TOMOVEOPFTWE /V
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  • 317 6 Singapore's need for expatriates SINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, has said nothing startlingly new when he calls upon civil servants to take a selfless approach to their work. They must be imbued with "a high sense of dedication" to the service to the community. Attitudes must no
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  • 836 6  - So painfully overdue the birth of this nation JAMES CAMERON IF AMERY1— DOES NOT HAVE A SOLUTION, PP«^ THERE MAY BE TROUBLE j by NICOSIA gV the latest count there are some fifteen brand new hooks on Cyprus today under starter's orders, some fifteen impatient authors jockeying for a quick
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  • 395 6  -  HENRY THODY iL ROME OEAUTIFUL girls m Dior dress- es. pink mink capes and Cartier jewellery have been driving up to police headquarters m Milan to reveal one of the most fantastic call-girl scandals of all time. Illustrating how the racket
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  • 210 6 gRITISH shipyards have regained second place among the ship-build-ing countries of the world. \nd with orders for more than 4,000,000 tons of new ships on hand they are all set to oust Japan and win back the title "Builders for the World." which they
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  • 47 6 THANKS I WOULD like to add a personal word of thanks for the wonderful morning's sport you arranged for us on Sunday m the Free Press Big Walk. I enjoyed every minute of it, and 1 am looking forward eagerly to next year. Singapore. TOONA lIAZELL
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  • 262 6  -  KITTY DIXON ...IF YOU ARE HIS HCHtTAH By LONDON T J^ GIRL can't learn to be a I at business college an\ m she'd be taking courses m Protection" "Getting I Clients" and -How to Wrong:." Becau.se to be the Perfect Secretary
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 319 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTH 20 Word* $4 (Hinimum) KUHZ To Moim <Skip> md Fred rhr 1060. ANNOUNCEMENT 29 Wor I ii mum) THINKING OF BUYING A Tnn.«l«--soon k for. "T Middle Rc>-i AT YOUR SERVICE —Box 59 ctt. extra TOP QUALITY COLOUR Print from ;ar»?ncy. are. DOCUMENTS wfcOfl you 1 Kotomatic.
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    • 16 6 Rings of Distinction ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS U.S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: *****
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    • 95 6 $kb^# fl^ J^ tm\ HIGH QUALITY I FURNITURE I 4mYfJ/ea?&sp/<?M 9 I his 8 Piece Lounge So From $37/50 pt' I 5 BEDROOM SETS, DINING DRAWING ROOM SETS, ALSC DRESSING TABLES, ETC. FUR> KkAW t%.OAi f%.i>^t i^yt/( >%<>. PMM I WHEN IT IK CO^tS TO I J| l.^ IWUSTRIA^^ ISinnaport
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  • 29 7 WHETHER YOU ARE GOING HOME ON LEA YE OR (PAYING A VISIT. YOU WILL COVER MORE GROUND IF YOU GO ON AN ORGANISED TOUR
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  • 805 7 Seeing Britain— the cheaper way STATELY HOMES OR HIGHLANDS, A COACH TRIP IS THE ANSWER I NO COUNTRY gains more m attractiveness when seen through the eyes of the holidaymaker than Britain. It is a place where you can wander at will and enpy every moment, and perhaps for this
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  • 365 8 Taking trouble out of travel who plan a holiday to any part of the world to any clime can rely on Bousteads for the best possible travel service m Malaya today. With more than 120 years' experience m Malaya, Boustead and Co. Ltd., is the only travel agency m the
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  • 625 8 A desolate village in 1841, now... IJONG KONG is a craggy island, rising abruptly m dramatic peaks off the mainland of China. As recently as 1841, it was Just a desolate fishermen's village. Then Britain occupied it as a safety measure after the Opium War making it a crown colony
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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  • 184 9 DELPHI HOTEL HAS FOLLOWED PORE GROWTH Maugham set out on hi* mt nt ii 'oiirney to the Far East little j the Singapore he came to not he anything like it was taken place during certainly stirred his other tourists who have ore been able to offer >men facilities com-
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  • 238 9 working two or three years m Singapore or the Federation it is no good going on leave for a rest if you are going to start W0l ?7 n all the tim e about your baggage If you do, it will spoil your leave and make you
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  • 871 9 ROULETTE WHEELS WILL SPIN IN THE SWEDISH CROUPIERS TO GIVE THAT MONTE CARLO TOUCH.... OOULETTE wheels will be spinning this summer m some of Sweden's most popular holiday hotels. Every evening, croupiers with their monotonous, impersonal cries or "Rien ne va plus 1 (No more stakes), wih le over crowded
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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    • 308 9 mQQmHQUb I &3%£ NON STOP BY S m MALAYAN AIRWAYS? 10£ SUPER CONSTELLATION This NEW service between Smga- mifc&//&!fc 'r m— pore and Hong Kong commences ltf?^ J iv&Z&j--i -'-.i^BL tomorrow and provides the idcol JB*-* ■^T-/--'flL flight for the ever increasing r 3!&* number of people visiting Hong B
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  • 1206 10 ROUND THE WORLD: FLY OW-PAY LATER... Every major city is now within easy y^ .payment, thanks to BOAC It costs you only $431 down, the balance over 24 months A study m contrast WITH THE dawn of the jet-age all the fabled cities of the six continents are just a
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  • 80 12 Seven-league developing stride in the outboard pVINRUDE, -the DM respected name the waterfront." mak power history m 19 with todays top-per-formance motor 1 Once m a dt-oadr two you will i of a new prodiu vance so sweepim it's like the league" stride forward. It happened this at Evinrude. Many
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  • 473 13 Enchanting Osaka, where old and new blend into one |()\h ol the tourist alii ipan this will be the th Osaka Internal Trade Fair, hi Id from April April L vvho to this "City of n. this festival nt Japan 11. res. Uich blencb cc of
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  • 23 13 ALSO preparing for the fair is this "sho" player, one of the Japanese Imperial Household musicians. The group has appeared overseas.
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  • 730 14 FROM THE WELL IN PERFECT BALANCE jh^^^^J 111 LAND RICH IN BEAUTY STEEPED IN THE PAGEANT OF HISTORY MALAYANS planning a holiday abroad m which colourful festivals and pageantry vie with scenic beauty and grandeur, a holiday with all modern accommodation
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    • 136 14 w John, these time-tabU* are s» ■using' I do hope have time to Switzerland. ill ;j a cr>\ John b such a mean fmii tollies. I think I'll i 'Darling. Kr're both r And sj their travel problems were solved at Boustead's and «/;j/ a mtmderftJ i. holiday they had'
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  • 256 15 dlkdlkldk Busmen complain of inability to control careless pupils and suggest introduction of the queue-system to avoid accidents I. rRS SHOULD BE KjMSIBLE FOR :5£ HAVIOUR AT tPORE, Thursday I daily flirt with death .stops b\ rushing at movn i I parents, bus- bus
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  • 204 15  - Theresa such a surprise Margaret Wee She 'thought there was a mistake' By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Seventeen-year-old Theresa Sng could hardly believe it when she read m the Free Press that she had won a special prize m the women's section for completing: the Walk. I thought there must be a
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  • 112 15 24 finalists for talentime competition KATONG. Thurs.—Twentyfour out of 40 contestants have been selected to appear for the finals of the "Grand 1960 Talentime Competition" carting at 8.30 p.m. at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Saturday. They are: Joseph Chan. Roland Tan, Samuel Au. Yong Buang Othman. Merville Bell Bobby
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  • 89 15 Sukhdev, 9, collects prize for Big Walk SINGAPORE. Thurs. Nine-year-old Sukhdev Singh* a student of AngloChinese School, yesterday walked proudly into TimeHouse to collect his special prize for completing the Free Press Big Walk last Sunday. He said that many of his classmates would not believe that he had completed
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  • 32 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The robber industry faced the most acute natural rubber shortage m 50 years last year, the chairman of the Rubber Trade Association declared m London early this week.
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  • 25 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Swami Siddhatmananda, President ot Ramakrishna Mission, was guest speaker yesterday at the Rotary luncheon. He spoke on "Religion and Modem Outlook."
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  • 98 15 NEW RULER- NEW STAMPS Xl ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Johore will have new stamps bearing the portrait of the new Sultan, a spokesman at Postal Services Headquarters said to- Penang and Malacca will also have new stamps with new symbols m place of Queen tnza'oeth's portrait. The new Malacca stamps will
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  • 28 15  -  Gog By 4 evening everyday with a regular order for the Singapore Free Press Don t trust to luck, make sure of a pleasant eve
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  • 181 15 THE POMPOUS ONES -VIEWS OF 2 GIRLS With big money, cars they get chance to feel important SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two pretty English girls, who have lived for 12 years m various parts of once the British empire m SouthEast Asia, yesterday took a black backward look at "English men of
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  • 149 15 Trio who robbed man and girl sent to jail for three years SINGAPORE, Thursday. THREE men, Ho Ciiok Chiew, Chua Lam Tick and Ong Teck Ann. all 21, were sentenceed yesterday by the Second District Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, to three years' jail for robbery. They were convicted oi robbing
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  • 66 15 SINGAPORE. Thui\s.— The Fifth Magistrate, Mr. Lim Ewe Huat. yesterday convicted a youth, Tarn San. of stealing a silver anklet worth $13 from a child at the Sims Avenue market on Nov. 18 last year. Tarn admitted a similar previous conviction for which he is
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  • 25 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The proposed Women's Charter was tabled at the Legislative Assembly yesterday. It will come up for second reading on April 6.
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  • 113 15 UMNO talks in K.L. next month KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The United Malays National Organisation has decided to table 60 resolutions submitted by its various state divisions at its three-day general assembly from April The 60 are those the headquarters considered appropriate after pruning > than 200 resolutions or; ally received.
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    • 214 15 DIARY OF I TODAY'S I EVENTS THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY: Lecture on "Processing to Perfection" by the Yen. swanii Bliaskaranand Paramhamsa Parivrat, founder of the Universal Spiritual Mission, at 6.30 pm. at 8 Cairnhill Road. SINGAPORE RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY: Weekly concert of recorded music at Monks Hill Secondary School at 8 p.m.
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    • 259 15 DAILY CROSSWORD 10 CLUES ACROSS sound of It 1. One thine just follows an- 4. The chancel is unaspirated v other m this (.8). wipe out <6>. 7. I had nothing but a mixture 5. Shaken without poles m i to State (5». 8. Warm up the lady-bird, the 6.
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  • 148 17 Sunny Ciam calls for YOUR favourite enlargement UP fIHIH dlkd;ld to be found, no v >t the meIhe treatment, winning i >mto.i« nice *o aeut they are not •n!\ ours MkU ill I us. it nou have a photograph ich >v yourself the scientific i s are that percentage of
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  • 322 17 SINGAPORE has some of the best photographers In the world. And this is because our beginners are so dedicated. Stirred by their keenness, an expert ha* ojeredto help through the Free This is a chance no beginner should miss. If you Ire hoping one
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  • 403 17 PREVIOUSLY it was the east coast of Malaya, now it is the sand dunes of Vietnam that is a lure to our photographers. And it is all because of the recent successes of Vietnam lensmen m international salons. In the atlas,
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  • 11 18 PARIS. Four idred thousand rday decided ceremonies tsh.iter Reuter
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  • 13 18 N Mr. Macleod. the Cole the .on of Rhodesia and th.
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  • 103 18 Three in hunt of 1,000 jobs go to capital lOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A threeman delegation trom the Ex-Homeguards' sociation of Johore State leave for Kuala I Lumpur today to look for jobs for Its nearly 1.000 unemployed members. They had all been on the permanent staff of the Johor* Homeguards
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  • 131 18 DA VINCI'S TOUCH REVEALED BY X-RAY LONDON. Than. X-ray photographs of a Madonna m the Italian paintin" exhibition *t the Royal icademy lend "further impressive weight" to a theory that it is partly D) Leonardo da Vinci, it w.in announced last Bight. The Royal Academy said the photographs of the
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  • 28 18 His terror LONDON. I A vicar d that the be>t man a weddii uld supply the brie; rtify him agal I wait ins fOl late brie- Re uter
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  • 42 18 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The General Services Administration sold 13.396 long tons of crude natural rubber from the national stockpile m February. The sales brought to j 47.556 long tons the total sold since Oct. 16. 1959.— U.P.I.
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  • 25 18 OXFORD, Thurs.— lsis, the Oxford University undergraduate magazine. said yesterday that the risk of the "nuclear nightmare"' was growing more terrible each minute.
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  • 112 18 12 KILLED IN RUSH TO SEE A GALA SHOW YOKOHAMA. ThUTS.— Twelve people, mostly women and young girls. were killed last night m a mad rush to enter. Yokohama's civic auditorium. Thirteen others were injured, eight of -them seriously, when people at the head of a long queue stumbled and
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  • 49 18 PISA. Thurs.— The hearing of a libel suit filed by film actress Gina Lollobrigida against two Catholic priests for alleged criticisms of scenes m her latest film, "Queen of Sheba," was yesterday adjourned for a week to allow a possible settle- ment out of court Reuter
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  • 243 18 1 am angry against no-one,' acquitted O f| says— fc l was never worried during tJ The witching duel BILLY GRAHAM SHOWS THREE WITCH DOCTORS HE HAS HIS OWN 'MAGIC TO MATCH THEIRS KISUMU (Kenya), Thursday. EVANGELIST Billy Graham walked right up to three witch
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  • 19 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Refugees from Eastern Europe aro banned from entering France during Mr. Khrushchev's Reuter visit.—!
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  • 27 18 BONN". Thurs.— The West German Foreign Office has denied that Krupps of Essen is setting up a rocket factory near Bilbao m Spain. Reuter
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  • 29 18 NEW YORK. Thurs. The Soviet Union has tentatively agreed to a Western proposal to convene the United v tions Outer Space Committee on March 22 Reuter
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  • 111 18 KABUL. Thurs. About 700 Russian technicians working on Soviet aided projects were among crowds who greeted Mr. Khrushchev when he arrived here yesterday. The Soviet Prime Minister's ilyushin airliner was escorted into the Russianbuilt military airfield about 20 miles irom here by six Afghan MiG-17
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  • 95 18 SIMiAPORF. Thurs— The first Asian ever to We appointed manaserrss of the household at the Istana Neeara is lo\el\ '28-->ear.-old Mrs. Jean Leembrugffen. She is the wife of Mr. H. F. G. Leembrussen. Acting Permanent Secretary to the Health Ministry. Her appointment took effect from Tuesd.o
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  • 153 18 AGADIR, 'Hiins(l;iv. Till-] rattle of pneumatic drills echoed through the ruins of Agadir yesterday as rescue teams burrowed into mountains of fallen masonry to save the injured and recover the dend victims of :m earthquake which has ;il ready claimed (>.()()() lives.
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  • 27 18 MANILA. Th Carious P. oraercd the n I tingency fund .ms o: ashi \\(< k About 15« •> rendered £n blaze whirl bo us
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  • 12 18 WASH I" Tin United St capable Russian oit by 19
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  • 15 18 BUDAPEST, Thurs. Iraq and Hungary signed an air transport pact. Reuter
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  • 259 19 dldjkdk SIO PWAR Div RACE THREE MOI Won :;cled iNDERLAND: 28-2-60 Mori In Div race; won on heavy \Kt.O RICE: 28-2-60 to Mori m Div i oa course :iio over with Kerr brook over 3F iii Kerrbroak 28-°--ird to Tua Pwar on od. lll\ IIONE1 23-2-G0 Div
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  • 99 19 LATE CABLES Wolves out of European Cup ul ER HAMPTON— Barcelona pton Wanderers for the European HRID— Real Madrid beat ify. ORGETOWX, Thurs. Bri-ti-h Catena are 181-? against Sf.CC. IGikfcs no. 78. Solomon c and b Allen J7, Kanhai c Trueman b Allen 11. Butcher n.o. 44) O\v a hat-trick
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  • 19 19 De Gaulle: 'Fi. CONSTANTINE, Fri. de Gaulle t h t a milit; the only way of se :ian problem.
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  • 13 19 SHINGTON. t National Bureau of -tablidhed ie weight for Reuter
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  • 222 19 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL NANYANG NANFANG ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER L.M.V. KWEE LOH MA YU-LOONG COLOUR- FILM CALVADOS LUCKY GAME CALVADOS CALVADOS COLOUR FILM PACK OF GOLD Pock of Gold Colour Film Pock or Gold Poppo Prince Red Wolf
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  • 121 19 SIZZLING SHOT DID THE TRICK S.G.S.t 1 KHAI.SA 0 A SIZZLING shot for minutes from time put Serangoon Gardens Sport.> Club through to the semi-finals of the Singapore Hockey Association Junior Knockout competition on the padang yesterday. Both teams fought hard to open the score m the first half. Exchanges
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  • 26 19 BUKIT TIMAH. Thurs. Raffles Girls' School beat Good Shepherd Convent 17-3 at netball at Anglo-Chinese School. In a second team match Raffles won 21-3.
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  • 289 19 THE Johore Grand 1 Prix has passed and gone. But the competitors are still talking about the race. Evergreen Jimmy Milne was reminiscing yesterday over his bad luck. He stepped on a three-inch nail just before the start of the main event. Said Milne:
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  • 11 19 BRUNEI. Frl.— Sl Waddell. I Commander-ln .yak. arrived he.
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  • 517 19 SAYS JOHN CLARKE ONCE again cricket news begins to read more like war communiques. "Battle of bumpers flares again, screech headlines over reports from the Caribbean front. :hes nervously through the iront-line reom Kingston, half expecting to find that there is talk
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  • 183 19 PBv JOHN INCiHAM JTVS BOISFIELD has won golf championi ships all over the world. but the championship title he collected m mid-Atlan-i tic m 1951 gave him a I Jremendous thrill as well as a prize. The Queen Man' was i steaming towards America, i I
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  • 338 19 Choa Khoon Cheng KATONG. Thursday. VFHEN John Fernandez told his friends that he was taking up sprinting seriously, they were much surprised. All his friends thought that John would follow his father's footstep and become a boxer. This is because John is
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  • 34 20 BEST BETS:— Flying Mist (Race 5), Jalan Besar (Race 6). and Winged Warrior (Race 4). Best Outsiders: Cheni (Race 5) and True Love (Race 2). The iroing will be fast.
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  • 926 20  -  ALLAN LEWIS HIYA HONEY'S SINGAPORE FORM IS A SAFE GUIDE By Penang. Thur». dklkdkdl mSyKSIkU —3.15: Class 4. Div. 3— 6 Furs. 1. ***** RED WOLF m 7yr. bnzg 'Mr. <fc Mrs. T.H. Teol Rodgers 9.00 »2> Wiisitn 2. ***** COLOUR MLVI Byi cheg (Shaw St.t Donnelly
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  • 727 20 Says FRANCIS BOEY ITOW Singapore will fare m this year's Malaya Cup soccer competition can be judged on Saturday. The cream of the State's players face the mighty Peruvians at Jalan Besar Stadium at 8 p.m. It will be a good test. The
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  • 25 20 Aid for Manila fire victims MANILA. Tl ordered the n tingency fund a ushered i Week About 1,50 rendered homeh blaze whir: boiu
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  • 13 20 WASHINGTON Th< United S; at capable < m city r by 1963.
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