The Singapore Free Press, 14 March 1960

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    15 1 IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No, ***** MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    You are looking lovely today
    30 1 LOVELY Niklci Baldwin is sweet 17 and comes all the way from Australia. She is an exchange student doing arts at the University of Malaya.
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    ADENAUER PEACE PLEA
    16 1 Bring about liberty for all, he asks Western Allies FGDG DFGDFG I ose
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    SINGAPORE GETS GOOD PIONEER V SIGNALS
    25 1 SINGAPORE GETS GOOD PIONEER V SIGNALS SThe iking satellite riodic i morning that m England, d Singaport communicate with which leave the radio r Sing
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    Push-button tea
    13 1 HONG KONG. M Memaking rapid tea manu- rowing, acNew C Reut
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    HICKS COLLAPSED OUTSIDE BEDROOM ON NIGHT OF FIRE, SAYS AN INSPECTOR
    217 1  - HICKS COLLAPSED OUTSIDE BEDROOM ON NIGHT OF FIRE, SAYS AN INSPECTOR IAN MOK-AI ROYSTON LAZAROO By and SINGAPORE. Mon.— Inspector Mohamed Shariff Omarciin told the court martial trying Sergeant Lucien Roy Hicks today— the fourth day of the trial —that on the night of Sept. 18 while Hicks was going
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    Lock icon No 'Farouk Chocolates'
    40 1 a KAMI Mon— lornitr Kine Farouk of K«>Pt »as won ,s< asiinst a chocolate firm that produced a 1 Vl l ur L\W his n:uur. The Appeals Court ordered ule'iir.X Hroy 'a!, its 'Farouk t Isolate," U.P.I.
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    ANOTHER HOLIDAY WITH THIS $500 PRIZE
    147 1 ANOTHER HOLIDAY WITH THIS $500 PRIZE SINGAPORE, Mon. A 39-year-old housewife is the winner of the third $500 Free Press Word Puzzle prizr. Madame Tan Kin Neo. of Haig Road, was m her kitchen when a reporter called to give her the good news. "Oh. what a wonderful surprise," she
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    HICKS
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    Lock icon Evil men-by king
    24 1 AMMAN. Mon. King Hussein told Jordanian armed forces yesterday that "selfish, greedy and evil leaderships" had befallen the Arab world. Reuter
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    Hokkaido floods
    20 1 TOKYO. Mon.— Three people were missing and about 1,000 houses flooded yesterday when torrential rain fell over Hokkaido.
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    INGEMAR JOHANSSON
    66 1 IN PAGE 6 TODAY THE critics called Ingemar Johansson a coward as an amateur at the Helsinki Olympic Games Years later he smashed his way to the world heavyweight title. TODAY, for the first time, he tells the story of his fantastic fighting life m the Free Press.
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    Lock icon Now —the jet sub
    34 1 Now the jet sub SEATTLE. Mon.— The Boeing Aircraft Company ha* announced the development of an atomic powered Jet engine said to be capable of propelling a submarine at 100 miles an hour. Reuter
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    Lock icon Paris to Moscow
    22 1 MOSCOW, Mon.— A direct Soviet first-class railway coach will run daily between Paris and Moscow from May 29, Reuter
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    Lock icon The real thing
    27 1 TOKYO. Mnn. An actor was killed today practising on a motorcycle for a .scene m a new film entitled "I Won't Be Killed." Reuter
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    10 1 Managers' prices today .selling $1.21, buying $1.14
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    A 6,000-ton newcomer enters the 'freight war'
    275 2 A 6,000- ton newcomer enters the 'freight war' DFGD SINGAPORE, Monday. ■pHE freight war between the Straits/Bombay Karachi Persian Gulf Conference lines and the non-Conference lines entered another phase with the arrival of the 6,000-ton Malacca 1 Maru m Singapore yesterday. The Malacca Maru. on her maiden voyage on the
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    LOOK-AROUND
    310 2 Big British sales at Geneva car show GENEVA: British car dealers at the Geneva international motor show said 1960 would be a record year for the British car industry m Switzerland, judglnß from sales at the show after only one day's business. A spokesman for Rolls Royce and Bentley
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    MORE SHIPS FOR BLACK SEA LINE
    79 2 MORE SHIPS FOR BLACK SEA LINE MOSCOW. Mon.— Mr. Alexei Danchenko. director of the Soviet Black Sea Shipping Line, has announced that by the end of 1965 the line would operate a bigger fleet than all Soviet shipping lines together have at present. In a statement quoted by the Soviet
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    84 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lyin? alongside the I Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Vietnam 1 2, Boissevain 4 5, Shoyo Maru 6A, Benrinnes 6/T.ldomeneus 8/9. Glenroy 10 '11. Gorgon 13/14. Salmara 15 16. Automedon 18, Lotte Skou 19. East Sea N. Wall 5, Seibun Maru 21/22, i
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    Grounded freighter is refloated
    63 2 TOKYO. Mon.— The Japanese Maritime safety board today reported that a 3.434--ton Norwegian freighter, the Haihing, ran aground over the weekend off Ehime Prefecture, southwestern Japan, m dense fog. A spokesman for the board sa^d the freighter was refloated early yesterday and made its own way
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    'IMPRESSIVE' JAP AID RECORD
    48 2 WASHINGTON: Delegates at a nine-nation economic conference here were impressed by Japan's record m the foreign aid field, Western sources said. Japan was the only nonWestern nation represented at meetings of the Development Assistance Group n'hich was created during special economic talks m Paris.
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    2 AIRLILNES TO SIGN SEVICE PACTIN APRIL
    184 2 2 AIRLILNES TO SIGN SEVICE PACTIN APRIL FGDF Far East, including Kuaia Lumpur and Singapore. THE management of An India hacj invited members of all staff ucnx-> the world, including Singapore, to send m names to christen its first Boeing 707-420 jetliner before May 14. A reward of 1,000 rupees
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    MALAYA-JAPAN FIRMS TO SET UP A $1.7M. IRON FACTORY
    114 2 MALAYA-JAPAN FIRMS TO SET UP A $1.7 M. IRON FACTORY rKYO. Mon. The Nomura Booki Kaisha. a Japanese firm. >aid yesterday that negotiations had been concluded with YewLian. a Chi: firm In Malaya, to establish a galvanised iron sheet factory m Malaya. Their firm said the $1,700,000 factory would be
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    Lock icon Rumania-Greece oil pact
    31 2 0 VIENNA. Mon. Rumania signed an agreement with Greece yesterday to assist In Greek oil prospecting and deliver equipment to sten ud oil production. Radio Bucharest reported Reuter
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    UP 15 DOWN 6 UNCHANGED 158
    787 2 mdgmdfgdf SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. Yesterday Today INDUSTRIALS 41*1 Brick* Prel 195 1 95 Qrds. 220 2.40 Atlas lei ii-00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 60- 54 6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 3.25 :00. Tin Smelt Pref. 19'- 19/- Ords 51'- 51/--,-ederal Oispensary 1.24 1.23 ritzpatricks 1.21 1.22 Fraser
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    TWO LOVELY BRIDES
    26 3 Sin Lav who mar i Poh Seng, of Semng Estate. MISS Loo Boon Fong who married Mr. Heng Yec Weng of Johore Bahru.
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    70 jobs in Singapore —and no takers
    100 3 70 jobs in Singapore —and no takers V T FIND LOCAL MARINE ENGINEERS I SINGAPORE, Mondax. Engineers m Singapore would like to see more c up marine engineering, secretary of Ih ttiation, lokl the Free bout ships m Singapore which couldn't m c Singapore, he said, had only about 100
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    BORNEO RUBBER: WE WILL DOUBLE OUR OUTPUT IN 20 YEARS
    29 3 BORNEO RUBBER: WE WILL DOUBLE OUR OUTPUT IN 20 YEARS \TONv Borneo will n rderal mynyg i hairm. I Mosl holida 14.000 ol coc d 4,000 but the wh
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    Learning Malay with Radio Singapor-9
    103 3 Learning Malay with Radio Singapor-9 I Us- I ml I suk i Mercka beli sale Iwanc: I hey bu\ Awaaf a \nMui iNtrri Ah Chon \h Mvi Is Ah Chong > uitei| avrr batu: „.|l> i, t water. itu Ah Mm \h Muis Ice water Ormaf Malaja Mjk« minum ayer
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    Ministry to screen 4 films tonight
    72 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The of Culture will provide free film shows at 800 i Teck School. 63. Beatty Road, Bukit Timah 9» 2 mile and Pulau Bukom Besar at 7.00 p.m. tonight. Tomorrow, shows will be held at an open space m Liang Seah Street.
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    STUDENT LOST HIS 'LEAVING' PAPERS
    99 3 STUDENT LOST HIS 'LEAVING' PAPERS QUEENSTOWN. Mon. All ed student who lost mool leaving certifln his way to town jt 10 days ago. yester- ..:>. aied to the Free Press to help him. Lim Fung Suan. 18. said t it while he was veiling m a bus. H aid hi-
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    Talk on gods
    36 3 SERANGOON. Mon. Mr. P. S. Raman, head of the Indian Section of Radio Sineapore. will speak about "In- j dian Gods and Goddesses" at the Serangoon Garden Sports Club tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Angry villagers tell motorists: 'Don't kill our best friends'
    325 3 PAYA LEBAR, Monday. MAN'S best friend, the Dog, was the subject of a lengthy meeting deep m the heart of Lorong Tai Seng village a few nights ago. The villagers had gathered together after several neighbours had complained that far too
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    INDIA WANTS TO SELL MORE SPORTS GOODS
    85 3 INDIA WANTS TO SELL MORE SPORTS GOODS SINGAPORE, Mon. A twoman delegation from Sports Goods Export Promotion Council of India will arrive here on April 10 for a five-day visit. The delegation is on a tour of South-East Asian countries and Australia to study the present market requirements for sports
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    Handicapped—but big social plans made
    176 3 Handicapped— but big social plans made SENNETT ESTATE, Monday. fHK Sennett Estate Residents 1 Welfare Association plans to step up its activities. Its secretary. Mr. Tay Leong Yam. of Siang Kuang Avenue, said the committee would meet soon to draw up a programme. Nothing much was done In the past
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    Art exhibition
    32 3 SINGAPORE. Man An exhibition oi" Chinese pj. .ings by a Hong Kong artist, Madam Chen Suan Tin. will be opened at the Singapore < Chinese Chamber of Com- merce on Thursday.
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    Promotions in the S.M.F.
    55 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following officers from the Singapore Military Forces have been promoted to the rank ol captain. Lt. George Edward Fearby, Lt. Lim Soo Howe and Lt. Low Peng Hai. 2nd Lieut. George Eden Mitchell and 2nd Lieut. Peter Tang Hoong Whye have been promoted
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    German, Spanish classes soon
    33 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Facilities will be available soon at the YWCA. Collyer Quay, to learn conversational German and Spanish. Mrs. Coralie Batkin will teach Spanish and Mrs. F. Vines German.
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    THE ART OF BUYING FURNITURE -BY LOCAL DESIGNER
    158 3 THE ART OF BUYING FURNITURE -BY LOCAL DESIGNER SINGAPORE. Mon. —A well-known Singapore interior decorator and designer, Mr. Quek (noon Eng, 35. ha* this advice for people who move into new homes: "Buy your furniture bit b y bit." Mr. Quek. a graduate of Rudolph Scheafer School of Designing m
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    AGE BAR AT POLY: RAISE IT, SAYS A UNION LEADER
    201 3 AGE BAR AT POLY: RAISE IT, SAYS A UNION LEADER SINGAPORE, Monday. "piIK Malaysian Ship Officers 1 Union wants the age limit for enrolment for pn training courses at the Polytechnic I<> l>r raised from 17 to 19. i The union disagrees with Capt. P. J. Rivers, lecturer In Navigation
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      127 3 W1..M.1J.1-JJ-U.11.U.1.UJ M^rfium \\a\« i,h m«u Sunse! s« renaae; 6.53 AnnounceNhort Wave n nu-tres ments: 7.00 Tlie nevs; 7.10 tnim IM to 10.00 p.m. Newstalk. too Procramme summary: 1.02 7.15 Learn Malay— Lesson Nine; c n mediev: 130 The news: 7.30 Sing it again: 8.00 Question i4n Newstalk 145 Cor De
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    4 Klan gunmen torture Negro
    173 4 THEY HANG HIM BY HIS HEELS, THEN CARVE SYMBOL ON CHEST, STOMACH NEW YORK, Monday. POl R MASKED white men last week hung 27-year-old Negro, Felton Turner, by his heels from a tree m Houston, Texas. They beat him with chains. With a knife they
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    NEW LOOK
    84 4 MOSCOW Mun-x Khrush(he\ »dit tinued his campaign t,, newspapers yesterday end supplement t<. Normally lzv< six p matter it is the n Government an threepence (Mil That app< it on the n< mcnt, bursting with pi and costing one rouble (M3O cents). It i> tailed Thif U form
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    Court jails girl who defied ban
    86 4 Court jails girl who defied ban LONDON. Mon. -Learnerdriver Lesley Patricia Rogers was jailed for 21 by a London magistrate after she admitted driving while disqualified. He was told that 28--year-old Miss Rogers, secretary to the Rootes Group's chief public relations officer, was banned lor three months last December for
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    24 4 CAIRO, Mon— The Arab League Economic Council ratified plans to establish an Arab-owned pipeline company, navigation company and an airline. Reuter
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    Trade talks
    15 4 TAIPEH. Mon.- Trade talks )etween Japan and N st China bee: March 30.
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    Lock icon GENERAL FRANCO PRAYS FOR SPANISH KINGS IN BASILICA
    49 4 GENERAL FRANCO PRAYS FOR SPANISH KINGS IN BASILICA photo General Franco, the Spanish Chief of State prays during funeral ceremonies oranised by the Government m the basilica of the Rojal Monastery of the F.scorial. The eremonies honoured Kins Alfonson XII and the other monarch's of Spanish dynasties. Paul Popper
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    RUSSIANS TO HAVE BRITISH MAGAZINE
    127 4 RUSSIANS TO HAVE BRITISH MAGAZINE MOSCOW, Mon. A T1 British magazine m Russian should be appearing on Moscow's news stands m a few months. A British Foreign Office expert has been here for some time working out the details of negotiations which were started m London last November during the
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    Death of princess
    20 4 VADUZ »Leichtenst< Mon.— Princess Elisabeth I chtenstein. Archduchess of Austria, died here yesterday i j aged 82
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  • EDUCATION RESEARCH SAYS LITTLE EINSTEINS WILL NOT ALWAYS BE LOVABLE
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      Let Your child be a genius though it may difficult to live with him
      241 4 LONDON, Monday. JF YOUR CHILD is a possible genius, watcl out. He is likely to be a mighty difficult m fant to live with. An article m Educational Research make! iS clear that little Einsteins will
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      HEART TROUBLE IS THE No. 1 KILLER IN BRITAIN
      134 4 HEART TROUBLE IS THE No. 1 KILLER IN BRITAIN GENEVA, Mon.— More than 44 persons m every 100.000 m England and Wale* die from accidents. But more than 600 die from some form of heart disease. the United Nations World Health Organisation m a survey of 1956. Britain is highest
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      Your lucky STAR
      381 4 BORN today, you will find that ot all the arts, music holds the highest appeal for you. Since you have a great deal of energy as well as the will to succeed, you should reach an enviable position m your profession well before you reach middle age.
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      FROM ROSE GARDEN TO A GUN BATTLE
      168 4 T ONDOX. Mon.— Mrs. v Mollie Tibbett took her friend Gordon Fisher to catch her husband meeting another woman and. it ended m a shooting: battle, it was alleged/ She and 49-year-old Fisher saw a man they thought was her husband Douglas m
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      Paraguayan polls
      18 4 ASUNCION (Paraguay), Mon.— Voting In elections for a new 60-seat Paraguayan House of Representatives began today.
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      INVENTOR REED'S 30-SECONO SITTING A SCULPT
      295 4 INVENTOR REED'S 30-SECONO SITTING A SCULPT I ONDON. Mon. Retired Army officer Macdonald Reed is turning out portrait busts m plaster at £50 (M 5425) a time by using a secret process that needs only one 30-second sitting. The total time he works on a bust is only three hour>.
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      '2 eggheads better than one' success
      223 4 '2 eggheads better than one' success dfgdklfmgdfg YEW YORK, Mon. Two eggheads better than one slogan of Mich Flanders and Doi Swarm. And they l. proved it m their twoman revue "At the Drop of a Hat." These old-school and-Oxford have pulled ofl an astonishing coup on Broadway, where they
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      Lock icon Trade mission invited
      13 4 lasi nignt on ni s return from a (iir^..,..»L Reuter
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    'QUESTION OF FISHING RIGHTS A DOMESTIC ISSUE'
    79 5 'QUESTION OF FISHING RIGHTS A DOMESTIC ISSUE' I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon 1V Questions conMalayan and Indonesian fishing hts and those concerning territorial wahould be settled be the two count: involved 1 not at an international conference the Solicitor-General' che Mohamed Sufishim, said I Lumpur Mohd. S made it did not in-
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    FAMILY PLANNING IN MASS HEALTH DRIVE
    221 5 SJIXG IFOBE, Mon hduttOfl on family planwill form part of the M isa m -ith Campaign which th»- Government launch very soon Health Ministry spokesman told the Free sterdajr that the tnment planned to spread the knolwedge «>f f.imilv planning to the md check
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    MOVE TO FORM NATIONAL UNION IN K.L.
    98 5 MOVE TO FORM NATIONAL UNION IN K.L. KUALA LUiMPUK. Mon. !>elegates attending an emergency conference calitd by the Selangor Government Daily-Rated WorKeiV Union m Kuala Lumpur have decided to form a National Union of Government DailyRated Workers, it was announced m Kuala Lumpur. The Selangor union has now circulated invitations
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    Japanese radios popular in Malaya
    95 5 Japanese radios popular in Malaya ITU ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Japanese textiles and transistor radios are gaining popularity m Malaya, according to a spokesman of the statistics department m Kuala Lumpur. He said that In the 11 months of 1959. up to the end of November, Japan exported goods worth 5266.5
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    The drain-pipe thugs who swipe the breakfast
    225 5  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS THEY ALSO UPSET DUSTBINS AND OBSTRUCT TRAFFIC By i Serangoon Gardens, Mon. RESIDENTS of this large housing estate are annoyed at a gang ot drain-pipe hooligans who steal their morning bread, milk and newspapers. The hooligans also upset dustbins, litter the
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    Talk on 'saucers'
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Sgt. H. H. Fulton of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, now ;oned m Changi. will speak on "The Mystery of Unidentified Flying Objects" he Rotary Club luncheon at the Cathay Restaurant on Wednesday.
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    A GIANT PARTY PLAN BY LILY
    99 5 A GIANT PARTY PLAN BY LILY SINGAPORE, Mon. With six days more to go for her 21st birthday, a Singapore airline ground hostess is all set for her "big day." Pretty Miss Lily Thns. of Air India International. Is throwing a big party for all her friends. It is to
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    Whay Hin dispute is settled
    61 5 Whay Hin dispute is settled SINGAPORE. Mon.— The three-month-old strike at the Whay Hin Company, pineapple packers. of Guillemard Road, ended yesterday. At 5.30 p.m. the 134 workers who had been picketting the factory let off hundreds of fire-crackers to celebrate the settlement of their dispute with the management. Then
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    Fewer puasa arrests
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The number of arrests tor non-observance of the puasa has been very low so far m comparison with previous years.
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    'Teen Talks 'meeting
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Moil. The Chinese YMCA will hold the second "Teen Talks" meeting on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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    Not waiting for the miracles
    355 6 Not waiting for the miracles kdmgkmdfg A I ANY thuu>. A words have been added those last few days to what has been said for y the theme of regional cooperation m SouthEast Asia. The ECAFE nations have been meeting m Bangkok, and at th» meetir. discussion unfailingly turns on
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    MY FISTS CRUSH THAT 'COWARD' TAUNT
    2555 6  - MY FISTS CRUSH THAT 'COWARD' TAUNT INGEMAR JOHANSSON FDGDG ONE PUNCH TOLD ME I WAS CHAMP PATTERSON GOT IP FROM THE (AW \S. MOVING AWAY AND TURNING FROM ME. HE KNEW THAT THE FIGHT WAS OVER AND HE HAD LOST THIS WAS IT, THE CHANCE I COULDN'T LET GO. THIS
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    The 'forgotten 50' of Lorong Pulai
    142 7 ;Vf KNOW WHERE Lr£ IS" THE %XRASCE LOOKS Li a STAIRWAY BEE. Singapore. Monday. sfsdmdfsdf :Wt of "tree me ai °ng Bras Road ever since I U boy but it v, l that I stu this la tO It looks iOOKs The lane is
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    School gets own projection room
    52 7 KATONG. Mon. The Presbyterian Boys' School m Koon Sen^> Road has at last got a projection room of its own to show educational films. The new $40,000 wins of the school, which was compJeted last week, will now provide two extra classrooms besides the projection
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    Homer's photos in three 1st prizes
    11 7 Homer's photos in three 1st prizes Ibd display I Portraits Jm
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    Eight societies are banned by S'pore Govt.
    52 7 Eight societies are banned by S'pore Govt. SPORE, M The Singapore Government th dissolu- Under the Sot They are: Bian Sim Sia. »:ap Sia. Liar. Yew Thiam Club, L Nam Chav Kok, Wah tion, Weng .ib. of the rette .stated that the premises of the societies were ust d for
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    MPs lose a privilege
    31 7 •LA LUMPUR. M it ion Government thdrawn all Customs exemption privileges i by Members of Parlian. All MPs. except the V tant Ministers, i to return exemption
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    British bicycles
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Britain still leads m bicycle imports by Malaya with 65 000 machines last year with 29,000 from Japa
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    Education probe
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Minister ol Education. Captain Abdul Hamid Khan, yesterd .:A c'Dmmittt't' to i-ompuLsory primary rducation would soon bi UD.
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    They want anti- crime patrols
    129 7 PAY A LEBAR. Mon. About 200 residents m a kampong off Lebar Road, about 300 yards away from the Fire Station, have appealed to the police to send foot patrols to their kampong because ot the increase m burglaries and robberies mere. In the last
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    Vital link road already being used as a short cut
    256 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. VITAL link road joining Choa Chu Kanjj and Juron» Roads is already being used although only part of the road is ready. The link completes the major radial road lhai connects North west Singapore with the City centre.
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    Youth vocation talk
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr L Maynajd Catching. Fraternal Secretary of the International Committee of the YMCAs m North America, will speak on "Social Service' the next topic for Youth Vocation Guidance talks on Friday at 7.30 p.m. at the Chinese YMCA, South Pier.
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    'NO' TO BIG OFFERS -HE WANTS TO BE HIS OWN BOSS
    153 7 'NO' TO BIG OFFERS -HE WANTS TO BE HIS OWN BOSS T\ N G LIN, Mon. Suppiah Natarajan who iwna what he describes as a "natural air-conditioned saloon u.nder the shade i»f a large jambu mawar tree i s Holland Road's own barber. As his saloon a tarpaulin cover on
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    CELLIST MR. MICHELIN TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE
    137 7 CELLIST MR. MICHELIN TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Bernard Michelin, a world famous French cellist, who is now on a second world tour, will give a concert at the Victoria Theatre on March 23. Mr. Micneiin. who obtained his first prize m cello playing at th P age
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    New law for women: The men get pay-up demands
    260 7  - New law for women: The men get pay-up demands EDNA TAN By OTAMFORD, Mon. Concubines and second wives of rich towkays are demanding cash settlements from their "husbands" before the Women's Charter becomes law. A mistress of a wealthy businessman whom I met last night confessed that she and many
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    USIS chief in Penang dies
    50 7 PENANG. Mon. Mr William Upper. 44, head of the United States Information Services m Penang, died ot heart attack m the Ammission hospital here on Saturday nl Hi> bdy will be ilown to Maniia today lor burial at the American military cemetery at Clark Field.
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    Schools to debate
    32 7 SERANGOON. Mon Bartley Secondary School and Cedar Girls' School will hold a debate on "Modern man is happier th*n his predecessors." at Bartley School hall tomorrow at 2.30 p.m.
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    Samurai sword offered for sale
    138 7 Samurai sword offered for sale OINGAPORE. Mull.- A Samurai sword with a bloody history is being ottered for m Singapore. Abdullah bin Sul drew the glittering naked blade out of the sheath m Times Hou rday and recounted the day 15 when he ailed the -word out of the sheath
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    DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS
    173 7 1 1 i>i r wins 01 B<n I 11 i p.m.: motor rep. photo--7 p.m. KATONG K>M 5* CLUB 'Guil- Badminton, lnj door games 3 p itj p.m.; bodybuilding G p.m. BriviT tim\h rorni CM I! T:ible-tenin Ciimes. football, bodybuil< 4 p.m. badminton 4 So pir,
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      65 7 SINGAPORE J)WHH roDAi TOMORROW: om am and I ()."> p.m. \\l DNESDAT: 0.^9 a.m. and 12.45 p.m. ;HIKM).\Y; 101 a.m. I m. FRIDAI 1.35 am. ami n. SATURDAY: US mi and iJ 1") p.m. sINDW :'■<> am and \:l' t p.m iHr CROSSWORD k for bl O l opinioii meteor
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    No laughing matter...
    351 8  -  MARGHANITA WEE WHEN HE SAYS THINGS THAT HURT AND THEN GRINS, ITS 13 of the It c CI THIS HUSBAND MUST THINK BEFORE HE SPEAKS women lack a sense of humour? The question arises m a letter from Mrs. V who writes: I have b» irried fourteen
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    ONE-MINUTE PROBLEM
    126 8 0 I have always regarded gambling as a sin. I did not know when I married that my husband thought differently. He spends money on four-digit lotteries and we have constant arguments about it. He says it is his own spending money I admit he never keeps me
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    When you catch a cold and hate humanity...
    391 8 DFGFDG s^' you've u r <>t a cold and hate humanity >o much that you'd like to give it to everyone m the room much use. You've got to are. You I a direct h better m< out ed cloud c Useful
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    Is your health problem here?
    337 8 Have you a heaith problem? Send it to the Free Press Doctor. But remember, he can answer your questions only m this column. AM all right at night, but get pain m my stomach every afternoon at work. A loud noise will start it off
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    THE JUDGES COMMENT ON DIFFICULT CLUES
    376 8 THE prize m the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle U C" wns won by: MADAM TAN KIN rNEO, 51, Haiff Road, Singapore. She submitted a solution Which, m the opinion of the judges, contained the most apt and accurate answers to the clues.
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    SERVICE-BY the 'WOMAN IN GREEN'
    311 9 THE FREE PRESS BOOK OF THE WEEK I By Pamela r. I X V is already at many B r by her own ii pakai k woman m W^a/TRiiiON leservf k d for she bution to i had been J d until her morning at
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    AND NOW TRY TO WIN THE BOOK
    176 9 ibeth from its coins? >*Nat famous hrm ij developed an engine h 'V£. run 5 *n -almost an> thins from petrol to peanut butter? Njf* l C Py of Ju nsle our entries to n^ieral Rnouied^e Quiz. Ihv Free Pres*. Times Holl^ Uoad
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    HE DIDN'T WANT to be a LADY
    98 9  -  Walter Allen by dfsdfsdf tion em. before the n by prog] -he rru love with youn« violinist m Mary Cecil writes brightly too That Is the >od ear common speech, and fellow- usherettes are well observed. But t Its are spoiled author's determinato
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    KHRKHA MARCHED 17 DAYS TO SEEK SECURE IN MALAYA
    197 9 sfods,f;sdf a faith that gave him endurance to cross mountains to reach the post that could send him i sanatorium m di Ma: here his could be considered. But the courage that kept him goinu his own and pical of those
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    How the Allies tricked Nazi High Command
    304 9 How the Allies tricked Nazi High Command T*HE BIG LIE. John 1 Baker White. Pan, I 51. 25. A true story of political warfare and how the Allies fooled the German High Command. TAKEN AT THE FLOOD. George Woodman. Pan. SL2S. The night of the flood brought death and disaster
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      TENGAH 2-0
      19 10 R.A.F. Tengah beat Singapore Indians "A" 2-0 friendly .soccer match Farrer Park yesterday. Tbuley and Bredner .scored.
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      7-3 TO REME
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      ROGER ON A RUN RAMPAGE HITS 116 TO RESCUE ARMY
      336 10 VERITY GILL BRINGS YOU THE CRICKETING HIGHLIGHTS THEY'RE all talking about Roger Bowles and his century, and S.K. Sundram who was out m the eighties. These two players stole the limelight when the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament began yesterday.
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      CHEY LOONG FASTEST OF THE DRAGONS
      17 10 CHEY LOONG FASTEST OF THE DRAGONS Lx I. D Line' W. M. A. G P G. I
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      Polo club gymkhana a big success
      349 10 Polo club gymkhana a big success DFGGD SINGAPORE Polo Club'b gymknana wa.s a bi^ i>ucce^s yesterday, ttesuits: i»t-»t fony uqii Syce turnout: Ciare ifciyce: oeniiibi*. Adventurer iSyce; KaiiD a. Aii Trumps ibyce: Zamoi.t. uemie Nora. Junior Mending Race: 1. Giugor (Penny Billingx L\ PacKie (Annette tunny i 3. riiut rloy
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      DAILLY BRIDGE
      164 10  -  M. Harrison-Gray by WHEN a certain type of player has fixed himself m the bidding. his usual course is to plunge into No-Trumps and hope for the best. On the above example South and North bid as follows: One Diamond—One Heart: Two Clubs—Thl'ee No-Trumps. Three Spades was led.
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      Stanvac's reserve 'gas' won them game
      142 10 Stanvac's reserve 'gas' won them game \FTER the third innings. Stanvac Gassers made use of their reserve 'gas' and finally ran out easy winners m a friendly softball match against Queenborough 'Chiefs' at the University ground yesterday. The first three innings werr closely contested, at the end of which Stanvac
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      SCHOOLS TAKE ON THE FEAF CHAMPS
      14 10 BASKETBAI play opp Thi p.m. tomor: I sdfssdrf
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      POLYTECHNIC BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S 3-1
      46 10 POLYTECHNIC BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S 3-1 The new Singapore Polytechnic soccer team beat Joseph's Institution 3-1 m a friendly match at Bras Basah Road on Saturday. Half time score was 1-1. J. Oswald <2> and Ong Teong Pin (1» scored for Polytechnic, and Francis Yeo for S.J.I.
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      RESULTS
      22 10 \l Thomson Road ib b.\ S d< I \l N, lUX 5 i \t N R \t Selotai 51 k\ i
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      S'pore fight back after dressing room talk by selector
      380 10  - S'pore fight back after dressing room talk by selector FRANCIS BOEY By TtfIREE snap goals scored m the la^t Z% minuti M.C.F.A. final when they beat Johon- yesterday. After a goalless first hi the finalists had to fight an uphill battle all the way before they finally pu Johore into
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      JUDO FILM
      40 10 A full length judo film will ;be shown at the Singapore I Judo Club, Jalan Besar, SinI gapore. tonight at 8 p.m. it i is on loan from the Japanese Consulate. Admission is free to members and friends.
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      Comb. Schools tourney today
      76 10 T. r-District OmScnools soccer comi starts today. i draw is: day: City v Pa>ir Panjang SJJ. (Bras Basah Road': Wednesday:- Winners of Panjang v Katon« Victoria School: Bukit Timah v Seransoon. Victoria School. The final will be played on irday at Jalan Besar Stadium. Admission is
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      SHEEDY BEATS HIS OLD RIVAL
      230 10 I SHEEDV created one J of the biggest upsets when he beat his old rival P. R. Messum by two holes m the Royal Island Club golf chmapionships. By tnis victory Sheedy avenged last year's defeat. Although the victory proves convincing. Sheedy had a rough
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    JOCKEY REFUSED TO BE BEATEN
    487 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS DFGDG Sums up me s and < the g9 out J.«. Slipper Princ ,^<> n'hrer lengths FYecierick II Wi sentence fourth ed his bolted lie turned at the h hack v, uhere entrr and leave the t-a.nmc tracks, then crashed U» c s^fes
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    HORSES TO FOLLOW
    36 11 H >r h mi; .vestrrdayV raetaf Rpun (l V ln Ib at this mating k»v\\() uho usually does better second time out ti,,^. ran wrll enough v.sterda T, h.s prmous performances at this
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    HACEDO SCRAMBLES CLEAR
    26 11 lkeeper. and Cohen, the right back, scramble a shot from the Leed's forwards m a uptie match at Fulham. Fulham won s—o.5 0.
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    Lock icon For better tennis: Let players be emotional
    87 11 For better tennis: Let players be emotional sdf,s,drwsd I out what ilami the fence or :air or shoutafter a bad Modernise the scorine. Throw out the current .30-40-g ount and ;i points sim: -3 and 4 And. for Set rid of the term "love.' :h these main changes, Golden said,
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    Lock icon WINNING TRY LATE IN GAME MAKES SCRUM HALF HERO FOR WALES
    71 11 WINNING TRY LATE IN GAME MAKES SCRUM HALF HERO FOR WALES DUBLI beat Ireland 10-9 at I 1 penalty ld a try. The second Welsh goal red five minutes from the end, when Ireland were leading 9-5. Hero w scrum -half Onllwyn Brace it was his opportunist try that gave
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    Lee on Coleman Street in a morning gallop that is full of promise
    381 11  - Lee on Coleman Street in a morning gallop that is full of promise ALLAN LEWIS By Malham (Subian) and Nazrana (West) also worked attractively over three m 38 4 5. I thought there was nothing between these two. Nazrana was on the outside Starshine (Leman). who went fast from the
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    YCW BEAT POLICE
    31 11 Young Christian Workers beat Police 14-5 m a softball match at St. Patrick's School yesterday. In another match on the same ground. Chipmunks beat St. Patrick's Shamrocks 8-2.
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    Lock icon BREAST STROKE WORLD RECORD
    53 11 ZURICH. Mon. Wiltrud Urselmann, 18, of Germany set a new world record for the women's br<#>st stroke swim m the 50 meter basin at the Hallenbad Hege, covering the 100 meters m one minute 19.1 seconds. The old mark of 1:19.6 minutes was held by East
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    S. A. golf title
    31 11 CAPETOWN, Mon.— Murray Grindrod, former Cambridge University golf captain, won the South African amateur championship when he beat fellow-South African Cobie Le Grange m the 36-holes final.
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    CLOCKS 10.6
    31 11 LONDON, Mon.— Champion Soviet woman athlete Irina Press, the world pentathlon record holder, clocked 10.6 seconds m an 80 meters hurdle race, the official Soviet news agency, Tass reported.
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    Women's hockey
    28 11 LONDON, England beat Germany 3-1 m the women's hockey international at Wembley yesterday after leading 2-0 at halftime. England's hockey girls are unbeaten since 1950.— Reuter.
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    Magic Moment
    14 11 LONDON. Mon. Magic Moment was officially scratched from the Lincolnshire Handicap yesterday.
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    SHOCK WIN FOR HAYDON
    194 11 DFGDF SAN JUAN, Mon. Ann Haydon of England scored a sensational 6-4. 4-6, 6-4, upset over world tennis champion Maria Bueno Brazil to win the women's singles crown at the eighth Carib Hilton invitational tournament. Roy Emerson of Australia won the men's singles championship. He beat
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    WEIGHTS FOR SECOND DAY
    237 11 REMAINING weights for the second day of the Perak Turf Club meeting on Wednesday are: CLASS 4 Div. 1 6F. Miss Harmony 9.00, Gay Tournai 8.13, Slipper Prince 8.11, Pantjarobah 8.11, Follow Me Home 8.10, College Tutor 8.10, Cargo Rice 8.08, All Boys 8.07. Cinerama II
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    Lock icon BALL LOST IN BIG SIX-HIT BY SOBERS
    104 11 ¥V GEORGETOWN, Monday £S scoring his unbeaten 142 here, Garfield Sobers lost the hall. After dreary West Indies batting Sobers brought the Fourth Test' to life when he cracked a tremendous off-drive from David Allen. The ball soared fora six, landing on the
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    Lock icon MALAYAN BEATEN FOR SWISS TITLE
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    3-1 FOR OLD BOYS AS VICTORIANS DO BATTLE
    210 11 OLD Victorians put up a spectacular display of football m beating Present Boys at Victoria School ground yesterday. Victoria School, the Serangoon District soccer champions this year, take full credit for their fighting spirit. They were fast but not experienced enough to
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    CHINA EYES OUR MARKET
    85 12  -  R G PILLAI Vegetables are being dumped m Singapore DEMAND IS UP AS PRICES ARE SLASHED B* SINGAPORE, Mon.— China, which has already established a firm foothold m Singapore's textile, fruit and tish trade, is makinu a strong bid to capture the vegetable market. I Fresh
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    Tony and the Princess spend weekend with his friend Fry
    152 12 Tony and the Princess spend weekend with his friend Fry LONDON Mon Prn irrt mu\ her fiance, v.iv communkMi mt\ i. thtr yesterday In thf little parish church of Wideombe, neai Bath. The couple arc Npexidirm |Im weekend at Wideombe Manor, homr uf Mr. and Mrs. Jereni> Fry, old friends
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    Orsini sends 5-point memo to Shah: May I wed Soraya?
    283 12 Orsini sends 5-point memo to Shah: May I wed Soraya? ROME, Monday. PRINCE HAIMOXDO ORSIXI, just back m Rome from a holiday with Princess Soraya at St. Anton. Austria, has sent a letter to the Shah of Persia asking lor an audience to discuss his possible marriage to the Shah's
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    Lock icon 1.000-MILE WALK: EX-SEAMAN WINS £1,000 PRIZE
    161 12 1.000-MILE WALK: EX-SEAMAN WINS £1,000 PRIZE JAND'S END. (Cornwall). Mon. James Musgrave. a 37-year-old glass packer, won the 1.000 mile walking race from one end of Britain to the other when he .strode into Land's End soon after dawn yesterday morning. The race, with a £1.000 prize for the winner,
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    23 12 MIAMI, Mon.— Firemen rescued a man who climbed a light tower at the Miami Baseball Stadium and threatened to jump. U.P.I.
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    For otters only
    18 12 LONDON, Mon.— Urup Island m the Kurile Archipelago has been declared a sea otter reserve.
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    Fire damages a neon advertisement
    67 12 Fire damages a neon advertisement SINGAPORE. Mon.— A large crowd watched as a huge neon advertisement at the junction of Buyong Road and Orchard Road caught fire last night. The fire, believed to have been started by a short circuit, charred only two-thirds of the large advertisement. Eye-witnesses claimed that
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    22 12 NICOSIA. Mon. British warships have resumed patrolling Cyprus waters after reports of attempts to smuggle arms into the island. Reuter
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    Vital to defence
    26 12 NAIROBI, Mon.— Mr. Harold Watkinson, British Defence Minister, said here yesterday East Africa occupied an important position m British and Commonwealth defence strategy.
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    Lock icon Flu closes jap schools
    42 12 TOKYO. Mon. More than 60 primary and junior high schools throughout Japan had been closed because of the spread of influenza. Osaka. Western Japan, and Kawasaki, near Tokyo, are the worst-hit areas. There have been no deaths.- Reuter
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    Lambe flies in on first leg of tour of the Far East
    109 12 AI)MI X A L Sir Charles Lambe, Britain's First Sea Lord, arrived m Singapore from London by air last night, on the first le? of a tour of the Far East and Australia. Among those who met him
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    TORY: NOW I HAVE CLEARER IDEA OF BRUNEI
    28 12 TORY: NOW I HAVE CLEARER IDEA OF BRUNEI dom In Bi :\\dio pur thai stitu:ade by B Lady Brunei G Is. rer id I Bra Ith a I
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    Lock icon Round-world flight will take him only 55 hours
    119 12 Round-world flight will take him only 55 hours Y'ANCOUVER. Mon. A modern-day Phineas Fogg left on a globe-circling tour by commercial airlines last Saturday, hoping to be back here m time for an appointment next Saturday. Mr. Archibald Rc^s. 57--year-old Vancouver freelance journalist, will travel by commercial jet to San
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    A locust invasion
    24 12 DAMASCUS. Mon. locust swarms are invading almost all Arab countries, and Arab experts art concerned over a possible much heu Invasion.
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    Jumbo hunt begins
    22 12 TANGANYIKA. Mon. •'Operation jumbo.' a major i campaign to move cropi damaging herds of elephants. has been launched here.
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    After the ball ...no sign of a royal romance
    178 12 After the ball ...no sign of a royal romance STOCKHOLM, Mon. The 25 year old Duke of Kent new to Duesseldorf yesterday after dancing until 2.30 a m. at a glittering ball at the Royal Palace here attended by about 20 young foreign royalty /including four heirs to European thrones.
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    31 12 CHAMBERY. French Alps. Mon.— Alpine guides today searched the slopes of Mont Cenis for a French customs official missing and. thought to have been killed by an avalanche. Reuter
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    'A classic eclipse'
    28 12 LONDON. Mon. -A total eclipse of the lull moon, observed m the western hemisphere yesterday, was described by observers as "a classic eclipse— a beauty
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    177 12 DALAI'S TREASURE SOLD FOR GOVT. EXPENSES LONDON, Mon. The remaining part of the Dalai Lama's "fabulous" fortune which was recently moved to Calcutta has been the chief maintenance of the Tibetan Govern-ment-in-exile m India, a representative of the Tibetan spiritual leader said here yesterday. Mr. D. K. Sen told a
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    37 12 LONDON. Mon -The Observer, an Independent Sunday newspaper. protstrongly against the imprisonment of Ahmet Emm Yalman. the chief editor of a Turkish newspaper for reprinting an article from a Unii d S -paper.- Reuter
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