The Singapore Free Press, 17 March 1960

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    19 1 IBS NEWSP *P» PVPPVBnnv |s mmG ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Prees No. *****. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    who put it blaze at airport
    34 1 who put it blaze at airport bis for 3 AAN BEE VH, Thursday. bonus putt tr\ lon \lxlul Samul 1 hn;n bin 1 Inche Moi thim. I mnut I: to palace CPR OMER SAVAT
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    Co-operate' call
    4 1 NEW YORK
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    'Disfigured'
    2 1 BOSTEN
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    Lock icon Suitcase men escape with $202,000 from a bank
    50 1 Suitcase men escape with $202,000 from a bank HONG KONG. ThUl Two armed Chn. ;05.000 (Ms2< aylight itside a bank in >\vded Central DisDui uffle. but no accor, Traffic jam some sum d to bt ;n cheques. ■m a messenge: car e money from one nother. I ped c Reuter
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    In Commonwealth
    14 1 FREETOWN. Thurs. Siern Leone will within the !Brr nmonwealth v becomes independent
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    A GAITSKELL TRIUMPH
    285 1 Leadership confirmed after 6Vi hours of talk LABOUR NOW ADOPTS HIS GO-EASY' POLICY ON STATE GRAB OF INDUSTRY \JR HUGH GAITSKELL entrenched himself more firmly than ever in the British Labour Party leadership when he scored a decisive victory last night over left-win^ critics who had been
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    Lock icon Big U.S. loan
    19 1 RABAT. Thurs.— The United States will lend Morocco US$4O million for economic development in 1960.- Reuter
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    Lock icon HERBS FOR TUMMY MAY MAKE YOUR HAIR GROW
    119 1 HERBS FOR TUMMY MAY MAKE YOUR HAIR GROW rKYO. Thuns.— A Chinese herb, originally used to cure stomach complaints, latest ingredient :med to cure baldness. The English language newspaper. The Japan Times. yesterday reported that Professor Tadayoshi Arakawa, of Tokushima UniWestern Japan, carried out successful tests with the herb on
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    Lock icon Now Russia knows
    29 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Tlv U.S Information Agency said it had achieved a "partial breakthrough" in its attempts to tell the Russian pie about the United I U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Golfers make dog a life member
    30 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The Maldon Golf Club yesterday made a spaniel dog, Bobby, an honorary life member. Bobby is credited with retrieviru^O^nos^olfballslas^ year I U.P.I.
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    'Motive for murder' by Dr. Camps
    51 1 'Motive for murder by Dr. Camps SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Francis E. Camps, Reader in forensic medicine at the Uni:ty of London, will talk on "Motive for murder" to members of the legal and medical profession at the Pathology j Lecture Theatre. General Hospital, from 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. tomorrow
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    Attack on mother
    37 1 m MALACCA, Thurs— A "Jl-year-old Chinese went bers«Tk and attacked his »i'-ycar-old mother with a knife in their Tranquerah Koad home here last night. He was o\erpouered by policemen who were called by neighbours.
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    Lock icon 'Bitter words won't solve problem of race hate'
    185 1 jyjli. HAROLD MACMILLAN, the Prime Minister, said here last night that differences with South Africa over the racial problem would not be settled by bitter words bandied at each other and least of all by "light-hearted-ly advocating boycotts without counting the cost."
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    NIGHT DASH BY AIR TO SAVE LIFE OF RUBBER TAPPER
    199 1 NIGHT DASH BY AIR TO SAVE LIFE OF RUBBER TAPPER |Z*UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Thurs. Che Zahara binte Yaacob, 20, a rubber-tapper from Kuantan, was stated this morning to have had a fair night at the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital after being rushed by aircraft and ambulance last night from a
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    Lock icon Israel's 'no'
    13 1 NEW YORK, Thurs.-Israel cannot accept 3.oo(^mildxyi need of its care.-JH U.P.I.
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    YVONNE GETS A FOOT IN THE DOOR OF SUCCESS
    62 1 YVONNE GETS A FOOT IN THE DOOR OF SUCCESS AX 18-year-old Singapore balIlef dancer, Yvonne Law, has been accepted by the Royal Academy of Dancing in London for further She i^ a former pupil of St. Anthony's Convent and is at present ;i pupil of the British maitre-dc-ballet, Miss Phyllis
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    STOP PRESS
    6 1 Stock exchange STOCK EXCHANGE
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE MAIN BASE FOR LONG TIME
    8 1 SINGAPORE MAIN BASE FOR LONG TIME SEDNEY U.P.I.
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    PISTOL SEIZED
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    Lock icon NAFFI AGREEMENT
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      21 1 By RECORD SOUND ON sßsst3jUL4^^lsLJ Availahlr it at. lejulinn *tor« UNIT TRUST PRICE Managers* price.- too. -g $1.23. buying $1 16
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    All-round improvement on Share Mart
    366 2 All-round improvement on Share Mart WM^BS^^mfM^^^^MMMMMMmM^k a^^^^j^^^^^r^Jj mm^^^^^M^m^MiW^^jl^^^^ M^^^^*^m Jz\ W\ ~^^M\ Ift 1 !!afl I "^■J SINGAPORE, Thursday. 4N all-round improvement in prices continued on the Malayan Share Market yester- 1 day, but the main feature was the Rains made) in the mining section. All 20 changes in the
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    MORE SYNTHETIC
    7 2 WASHING ion tion of Imj
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    100 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHirs lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Straat Van Diemen 1 2, New York Maru 4 5, Osaka Maru 6A, Elizabeth Bakke 6 7. City of Wellington 8 9, Glenroy 10 11, President Hayes 13 14. Emihe M 15 16. Automedon 18.
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    METALS
    71 2 LONDON: A good volume of tin trading developed this mornat very steady prices and a good tone prevailed In copper prices finishing around 25 per ton higher after fairly active trading. Afternoou Da: metal prices showed no significant change after featureless trading. new YORK: Producers ported steady demand for
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    Hong Kong prices
    52 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. 6. Banking Corporation $1,275 $1,275 sales Union In.s. Canton $99.00 $99.00 sellers Wheelock Marden..S 7.25 7.25 .sales &S 7.40 sales H*Kong phone 538.00 SJB.OO &537.75 .-.ales arm t^ i2l 30 $27.10 sales sales Taikoo Docks $54.50
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    DIVIDENDS
    255 2 Ford pays 3/6 for the year LONDON: Vhc Fore! MotOT s decided to recommend final dividend oi 2 6 less tax l>er ordinary share in respect of the year ended Dec. 31. 1959. mukmq a total for the year of 3 l> le^ tax. This does not include a
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      113 2 LONDON, March 16. Yesterday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Mar 34 3/16 unq Apr .14 l/l« of RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 34 31H 34 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Housi Terms Apr 33 19 16 M 3 I May S3 34 1/4
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      New York Prices
      49 2 NEW YORK. March 16 Yrvterday Today TIN Straits spot IOO.M 1 TIN future Strait* Contract TONE: SALES RUBBER Futures Mar 4O.WU 41.W0 May TONC Steady. SALES 03 lots No. 1 RSS Mar. landed pr.ce Wl COFFEE: Futures 'B' Abow tr p a nces M qJoted'Sn D
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      Dow Jones Averages
      26 2 NEW YORK. March 16 Yesterday Today 30 Industr.als «2 1v 20 Railroads < 40 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 5 v 35 Stock* Composite Averages
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      U.S. Pepper
      30 2 Malabar M-ot and floats .jfr to Lamponf apol and to 56, March shr, ik unquot.d. Muntok ;uid awaittue :ioats March sh dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents
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      Copra, Coconuf Prices
      71 2 LONDON. March 16 Yesterday Today COPRA Philippines UK North delivered weicht per long ton Mar. COPRA. Straits c I UK. North European ports delivered weight p*r lon* ton Mar. Apr COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European parts m hulk per Ion*; ton Mar COCONUT OIL crude I
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    London shares advance: Exchange establishes widespread gains
    104 2 LONDON. Thursday. A ITRTHKB advance in equity share prices gathered momentum <>n the London Slock Exchange loday and widespread gains were Buyers were not always 1 successful in obtaining stock. and in spite of the tail in the 1 past few weeks, the
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    Wall-Street
    59 2 NEW YORK. Thurs Wall Street clo< steady Despite some late profittaking the market showed a fair majority of ranging mostly to $1 oi The current rei\ effort continued in the morning with the list developing a fair sbowinfj gains extending mostly to SI or more with industrials leading the
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    Rubber: Quiet and steady
    57 2 fjajpj»^BMl^i^iWßS*ißisssssWuissssssssWuississ»i»B*lßiss»Biss*B^ LONDON: Quotations writ- marked up at tin* outset in response to higher Eastern advices and \aried httl<in a verv quiet market. The close was steadv. In N I W YORK rubber futures were firm reflecting the advance in foreign markets and reported Russian buying in
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    UP 34 DOWN 3 UNCHANGED 142
    745 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS 1 cci Cum capital issue x xall excluding everything ad a excluding dividend I cbi bjb cum fesnus issue i i iti excluding capital returt t ccr cum capital return cd cum divneid e
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      703 2 111 THE Ea AaCa LINES Sailings to ADEN. RED SEA, MEDITERRANEAN, t CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. lC S'ppro P. S'aarr. Penang v Selaadia b 22 24 Mar 25 26 Mar 27 28 Mart/ ms. 'Soma 30 Mar 4 Apr 5 6 Apr 6 7 Apr m-» m s. "Meoau" I) 18
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      115 2 HAMBURG-AM^>sl 6c NORTH GERM^j I To (Colombo), Genoa, Mor< Bremen Calls Southompk BRAUNSCHWEIG HA^AG HAMBURG HfiPtC BAYERNSTEIN LLOYD To Manila, Hongkong, Y I I FRANKFURT (HAPAG HAVELSTEIN (LLOYC MUNCHEN HAFAL THE BLUE FUNNEL iJM (NORTH AMER' I To Halifax, Montreal, E I Philadelph r VNGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO I ingapore Tel:
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    Drawback of the Chinese language
    295 3  -  A. MAHADEVA By SINGAPORE. Thursday. 'NOT SUFFICIENT FOR ADVANCED STUDY' -FAJAR SUPPORTS THE NANYANG REPORT j gINGAPORE'S only student political club has come out in full support of the emphasis on English placed by the Gwee Ah Leng Committee which recently inquired into the Nanyang
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    Pine industry will benefit from revision of NZ's import rules
    176 3 Pine industry will benefit from revision of NZ's import rules I VLA LUMPUR, Thursday. (porters in the Federa nefil from New Zealand's i revisions lo her import licensing ror 1960. The .5 Rive unlimi- TEH ucence to the import of :ied pineapples, provided importer does not stockn import as much
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    JOHANSSON STORY
    3 3 JOHANSSON STORY INGEMER
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    HAT BAG WALK THE BIG WALK
    10 3 HAT BAG WALK THE BIG WALK SINGAPORE FREE PRESS READY
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    Learning Malay Bwith Radio Singapore—10
    225 3 Learning Malay Bwith Radio Singapore— 10 \K N I lar. lone. \sk a Walk. \KI lo «o KNOW 150 l>s. \h I. en ii makan Keag iia\e aah "Beaoswtr Mm kita let bare some L^J" pulu lanya: i{ 4ru laaia \h A:-, Mi Dim Have a c com pea ted
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    CANCER: EXHAUST FUMES THE DANGER
    151 3 CANCER: EXHAUST FUMES THE DANGER Thurs. Fames from the exhausts of To. oho motor vehicles on Singapore roads could easily cause tunc cancer, especially to motor-i^l-smokers. according to Dr. Robert Steele, of the loungberg Memorial Hospital (above). He said a recent sur\ey urried out b> American medical research scholars have
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    Less accidents in Johore
    56 3 JOHORE BAHKL Thurs. Traffic offences were fewer in Johore Bahru in February despite the heavy tr. on its roads during the c nation celebrations and the Grand Prix. >uid a traffic report yesterday. There were 351 offences compared with 908 in January. No fatal or major
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    Customs holiday
    21 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Johore Bahru Customs Station will be closed on March 28 and 30 for Hmi I
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    Luncheon talk
    25 3 SINGAPORE. Thins— The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. yesterday addressed members of the Singapore Tourist Association at a luncheon at Raffles Hotel.
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    Hawker stabbed
    19 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs Quek Huang Ke~. a 19-year-old dor, was and stabbed by ten thugs near SenneU E
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    BUY A BOTTLE ANB PICK A BEER QUEEN: A VIKING SALES IDEA
    105 3 BUY A BOTTLE ANB PICK A BEER QUEEN: A VIKING SALES IDEA SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The Star Brewery of Denmark will stai^e a "Viking Beer Queen" contest. The consumer of a quart bottle ot its beer will be n two coupons and a pint consul coupon, with which to vote for
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    Blood: Position improved'
    79 3 Blood: Position improved' SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Blood TransluMuu Service received "satisfactory response" from the public following an urgent appeal for donors with Group "O*' blood on Monda "The situation has very much improved." said the medical ottic* r in charge of the service. Dr. M. M. H. Gibson-Hill. "But we
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    SBA meeting at stadium
    50 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A meeting ot the management committee of the Singapore, Badminton Association will be held at the Badminton I Stadium at 8 p.m. on March 21. Among .seven items on the agenda to be discussed will include the election of members of the nine sub-commit-
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    Capital punishment
    36 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The gramme "To Start You Talking" at 9.30 p.m. today will feature a discussion lon "Capital Punishment.'" The speakers will be Mrs. Hernon and Dr. Y. C. Wong, an advocate and soli-
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    'Powerful swimmer' drowned in a pond
    225 3 'Powerful swimmer' drowned in a pond SINGAPORE, Thurs A man, described as "a very powerful swimmer who had often ventured into the open sea." was drowned when he swam across a fish pond to catch a bird, a Coroner was told. Inspector Allan Lim told the Coroner, Mr. N. A.
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    Scouts' fair lucky draw
    57 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The following numbers won prizes at the Jubilee Fun Fair held by the Boy Scouts Association recently: Lucky programme draw fist) 0077, (2nd) 0002, (3rd* 0401. Consolation: 0316, 0016. 0048. 0223. 0415 and 0036. Lucky coupon draw- (Ist) *****. (2nd) *****, (3rd) *****. Consolation:
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    Charity concert on March 24
    52 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— World famous French cellist. Bernard Michelin, will give a special concert for schools at the Victoria Theatre on March 24 at 5.30 p.m. and not today as reported in the Free Press yesterday. Tickets at $1 each are in aid of the National
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    Role of Indian mythology
    71 3 SERANGOON GARDENS. Thurs.— Mr. P. S. Raman. head of the Indian Section i of Radio Singapore, .speaking lof "Indian Gods and God- desses,'' said yesteraay that Indian mythology could play its role to build a Malayan culture. Addressing 100 people at the Serangoon Garden Sports Club
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    Crash witness dies
    30 3 TAIPING, Thurs. The; sight of a fatal accident on Tuesday caused a 60-year- I old pensioner, Mr. S. Subra- maniam, to collapse. He died in hospital yesterday.
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    Freighter for auction
    70 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. An appraiser has been appointed by the High Court to value the American freighter. John B. Kulukundis, now lying at the laid-up anchor. The ship was seized last month on a court order A' writ was filed on behalf of the crew, who claimed that
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    Tailors to send goodwill teams to H.K.
    155 3 Tailors to send goodwill teams to H.K. SINGAPORE, Thur The Merchant Tailors Association, which celebrates its centenary on September 24, is sending two goodwill study missions to Hon« Kong. Tlv president. Mr. Chow Weng K- >aid thr sion would contact "bro-th-r tailors" in Hong Kong. The first mi- 18 m<
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      81 3 Ideal Gifts for overseas friends PRICED FROM $14.50 TO $350.00 Artistically embroi- VW^ *j yC 'A K^r' /[w dered woollen \VI 2? >(|f, I stoles, skirts, jl*^ W capes, scarves, J^td A Ogd vyJlfV ybl table sets, tea &*!Jml% vnt/Y 1 sets, bed covers, 'j^ C 'M. fuse unpacked dm^bfy&^ity'^XA
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      131 3 Medium Wave 476 metres Announcements; 6.55 Singapore Short Wave 62 metres share market report; 7.00 The from 9.00 to 10.00 p.m. news; 7.10 Newstalk. 1.00 Programme summary; 1.02 15 Jf**" ala y Pot-luck: 1.30 The news: 1.40 J"^™ American music hall; Newstalk: 1.45 The Norman 8 -°0 R* 010 ranch
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    'Fairy tales by phone' plan for children
    79 4 'Fairy tales by phone' plan for children ONDON, Thurs. Children may soon be able to listen to fairy tales told over the telephone. It is one of the ideas submitted to the Post Office, who considering ways of tending the scope of telephone information in Britain. mid bv dictation over
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    Lock icon The Agadir dead
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    Lock icon Driving snowstorm
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    Canadians convinced they're cleverer and healthier
    102 4 Canadians convinced they're cleverer and healthier CANADIANS are convinced they are getting brainier and healthier, but have some doubts whether thev are becoming more honest or attaining; a more intelligent attitude towards These ar<. som Lnd--11 in •h thousands adi- ked: "Do you Can. better or wor r m the
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    RED THREAT
    57 4 U.S. NUCLEAR SUBMARINE RISES TO SURFACE AT NORTH POLE Onlv thr connine tower of the 2.382-ton American nuclear submarine Sargo shows Tbout the ice as it surfaces at the North Pole after cruising; 2.744 miles under the ice cap in just under 15 days. The Sargo is the
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    A STORY TO TOUCH HEART OF EVERY WOMAN
    165 4 A STORY TO TOUCH HEART OF EVERY WOMAN T ONDOX. Thurs. Mrs. Helen Stoddart. of Grangemouth. Stirlingshire, and her husband. Bill, hesitated before they planned to have a second child. Their first. Michael. had been born blind. Doetors assured them it was a million-to-one chance that a second child would
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    Lock icon U.S. ahead in A-weapons
    27 4 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Defence Secretary Thomas Gates said the United States outstripped Russia in power of nuclear weapons andthe ability to deliver them.H U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Mountbatten tour
    17 4 LONDON. Thurs. Earl Mount batten is to visit Berlin, Cyprus and the Middle East. Reuter
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    British engines for German plane
    50 4 LONDON, Thurs. Work on a revolutionary German supersonic fighter to be powered by Rolls Royce engines h-as begun. Six Rolls Royce engines will power the Messerschmitt delta-wing design two for j vertical take-off and the re- maining four in pairs mountI ed on wing tips.
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    Lock icon Tribe war in the Congo
    53 4 I ELIZABETHVILLE (Belgian Congo). Thurs. More than 60 armed men have been arrested in Katanga province where at least seven Africans died in weekend tribal fighting, which broke out between two rival political groups representing local Katanga natives andllaluha^ immigrants from the central Kasai pro\
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    Lock icon 14th. body dug up
    24 4 LOGAN We.- Virgin Thurs. Workei a 14th body from the Holden coai mine where 18 miners w^^^^^^^^^^^^ days ago.B U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Their own cars
    15 4 MANILA. Thurs.- The Philippines will be making its own cars^^^^^^^^^^^^^ years.-B Reuter
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    'Waterfleas are ideal food spacemen'
    277 4 'Waterfleas are ideal food spacemen' SCEME NEW YORK, Thurs. Waterfleas are the ideal food for spacemen, according to Dr. John R. Olive, Professor of Zoology at Colorado University. They are not only light in weight, fast growing and packed with proteins, fats, sugar, vitamins, and minerals—they are tasty too! Dr.
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    THIS JAIL IS TOO COSY—LAW MAKERS
    83 4 THIS JAIL IS TOO COSY— LAW MAKERS HOB ART. Thill* Tasmanian ie on re Risdon. abc from Hobart. is TOO forta Memtn tive Council toe for the eel Each cell ha wash has;::, comfortabli table an< the lamps have at shades on them. Ridiculous "it Ifr. Harold McJ fellow island
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    Dr. VON BRAUNS OLD GERMAN FRIENDS TO RUN U.S. SPACE FIRM
    107 4 Dr. VON BRAUNS OLD GERMAN FRIENDS TO RUN U.S. SPACE FIRM j 7 submarines in Mediterranean and 4d to counter strength of the Nato shi^W Strong man Butty Sugre shows off tough 12-month-old Richard Nl i B >id be Dr. Frederick K bor. Strong nun Butt\ Sucre believes in starting
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    NINE WITH NASSER AND EIGHT ARE IN ALBANIA
    11 4 NINE WITH NASSER AND EIGHT ARE IN ALBANIA ruild-up New class
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    Rats for Net
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    Lock icon 'In no danger'
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    Opium cach
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    SHOP STARTS 'LEAR AS YOU BUY' TALK FOR TEENAGERS
    46 4 London. Thnf ber bureau for to bu hes bu: »ON'T v their v ire. Ki on duty in th< tnent to display and plain new lin< All the assistant, women who appr« tnd sound ad\ ing smart
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      53 4 ig,^'' 1 Ess JKUB.™ St?"', St o c *■-<••■ The Taj Mahal, Agra The famous marble Mausoleum was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan to enshrine the body of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. For full particulars of travel in India, contact: |S^ DEPARTMENT MM OF TOURISM, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA.
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      22 4 MAX FACTOR- >■! After-Shave A- mEdt^mW Men's Deodorant K Cologne $15.50 If Pee the other f lines too! Wm\ 22«i* > r m Kp
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      320 4 :ffitij&&AßfeStf&*^^ BORN on St. Patrick's Day, you have a positive, affectionate and kindly nature. You seem to inspire confidence in all those with whom you come in contact. You have such a careful eye for detail that nothing escapes your notice. You are emotionally responsive to music and the arts.
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    Brolly-cycle' for tropics
    13 5 COOL RIDE OU, M RAIN OR MINE boa to cyclists
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    Study science and language
    5 5 Study science and language SETONG
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    Minister Finance will officiate
    5 5 Minister Finance will officiate 1
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    Finese-Western Musi by quartet
    6 5 Finese- Western Musi by quartet SINGAPORE
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    Didn't contribute to the Provident Fund -five employers fined
    158 5 Didn't contribute to the Provident Fund -five employers fined SINGAPORE, Thurs. lua Sawmill Ltd.. "I Kampong Buuis were in paying the provident tund contributions of their SO emmagistrate's -hi yestertLs had ."ino. on the past two years warnings Iron the ral Provident Fund Gunaratnam .i board prosecutor. The firm I
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    Japan-made cycle tyres can compete in Malaya
    166 5 Japan-made cycle tyres can compete in Malaya KATONG, Thurs.—Japan can supply Malaya bicycle tyres and tubes of quality at competitive pri< according to Mr. Yataro Tsukada. representative of the Mitsuboshi Belting, Ltd. of Japan. Mr. Tsukada (a member of the Kobe City trade delegation which completed a survey of Australian
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    Life model drawing
    28 5 FORT CANNING. Thar-. The Singapore Art Society will hold a Life Model ch ing class from 6.00 p.m. 9.00 p.m. today at the Cultui Centre.
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    THE 339 MOTHERS WHO GAVE AWAY THEIR BABIES
    229 5  - THE 339 MOTHERS WHO GAVE AWAY THEIR BABIES IAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE. Thursday TOTAL of 339 Singapore mothers gave away 468 children last year. Most of them gave away a child each, but there was one Chinese mother who admitted having given away eight children. This mother had 17 children.
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    Suicide verdict
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A verdict oi suicide was returned at yesterday's inquest on a fishmonger. Lim Liang Soong. 70. who was found hanging in a public lavatory at dimming Street on Jan. L
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    The play 'Paragon'
    22 5 SEMBAWANG. Thur.> The Nee Soon Players will present •Paragon" at the RASC School. Nee Soon Garrison, at 8.30 tonight.
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    You are looking lovely today
    16 5 You are looking lovely today LOOKING LOVELY TODAY is Miss Norma Perera, aged 20. a stenographer.
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    Stole money, cigarettes from a coffee shop: Youth is convicted
    94 5 Stole money, cigarettes from a coffee shop: Youth is convicted OTNGAPORI Thurs. v Kns Kim (boon, of Tras Street, was convicted of breaking into a coffee shop in Queen Street and stealing $250 in casta and Sl5O worth of cigarettes at I a.m. on Jan. .'JO. Kng. 18. wiio admitted
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    RIDA asked to take over: Arts in the red
    266 5 RIDA asked to take over: Arts in the red SINGAPORE, Thurs The Singapore M. lay Arts and Crafts Society has invited the Rural and Industrial Development Authority in th o Federation to take ovor its business. REASON: It has lost money for the second year In cession. The drain on
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    Denies he broke man's nose
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs Eight- ir-old Tai! Teck. yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge ol hurt I Phu punching him in the I Road and Sumb His 1 April 1.
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    St. Patrick's Night
    21 5 KATONG Thur A d will be held I the Hotel b pore St. Patrick i eelebrate St. Patrick
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    OPINION Common market talks
    335 6 OPINION Common market talks THERE has been no better news for many a lons day than [nche Khir Johari*s announcement on common market talks between the Federation and Singapore. The common market proposals were lirst made public by Dr. Goh Keng Swee last November. With cabinet approval. Inche Khir has
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    The nation waiting for the showdown
    939 6  - The nation waiting for the showdown JAMES CAMERON reporting from TEL AVIV WHAT would be the effect on the general confusion of world affairs if NATO recruited a new member State: Israel? ll could well come about. At one more moment of Middle Hast tension, the worst for three years,
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    The jobs with most glamour appeal...
    231 6 The jobs with most glamour appeal... AIR-HOSTESSING IS NO LONGER NO. I ON THE SOCIAL-SCALE LADDER... IVfiTTHlwi* *4{£j» THE top glamour job parade for pn girls has had a big reshuffle. The hostess, once the girl with the un puted top job, has vacated her pedestal. Hei job has been
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    The promotion of tourism
    692 6 INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND TRAVEL E AGENCIES WORK TOGETHER TO PROVIDE MORE FACILITIES 01XCE Um: birth oi civilisation, Ihe \ast sub-continent of India has been a great source of attraction to foreigners. Till recently, little wus known in the West about India and its people. A picture
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    Dollars for picking at rifle range
    340 7  -  TAN THUAN KOK I WINGERS SELL LEAP, CUPRO-NICKEL BULLETS DUG FROM THE BUTTS ARMY (PROPERTY IS ours) issues a I WARNING ON THEFT AND TRESPASSING By Singapore, Thursday THERE ARE DOLLARS for the pieking in the butts (the embankment to stop the flight of
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    A one-way traffic that is in a chaos
    106 7 A one-way traffic that is in a chaos f This busy S'pore thoroughfare presents the police with a 'king-size' problem SINGAPORE, Thurs. Itinerant hawkers along Geylang-end of Joo Chiat Road, are making it impossible for the one-way traffic system to function efficiently. They pack the five-foot-way the road side and
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    12 7 ratorical contest: big tour awards us prize lamia meet o f trust
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    Start free primary Malay education, teachers urge
    83 7 Start free primary Malay education, teachers urge kl ALA LUMPUR, Thursday. PHE Government's education review committee, due lo star! work next week, will isked to seriously consider the introduction >f five nrimarv education in Malay. I accordin ild pr< priimmedia* hould at U ucation Proposals ll major pro- which ■.ucation
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    Chinese music on a Hammond
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Four here will present Chin tem ***** the programme Four with a Hammond at y.ia r Radio Smgaarc Gus Steyn. n Hopkins and timer.
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    13 7 JURcr Tok i found dead with ut at Road thi
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    It 'rained cats in Sarawak
    67 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. It rained cats In the Bario District of the Kelabit highlands in Sarawak last week when a tt K.A.F. Beverley transport plane dropped 23 cats among the three tons of cargo there. The cats, packed in wicker baskets, were for the people of
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    New town site
    42 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. An industrial and residential satellite town, like Petaling Jaya near Kuala Lumpur, ls to be built on the 1.500 acres on the outskirts of this town, formerly earmarked for an extension of the University of Malaya.
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    Sold: 1.6 mil. tons of rice and orders for 1960 crop are piling up
    142 7 Sold: 1.6 mil. tons of rice and orders for 1 960 crop are piling up SINGAPORE, Thursday. TMRMA, one of Asia's main rice-growing countries, lias already secured contracts for the export of 1.6 million tons of its 1959 rice crop to various parts of the world, an official of the
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    Trade boom in pens for tycoons and peons alike
    278 7 Trade boom in pens for tycoons and peons alike by EDNA TAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. 3 Five-foot way peddlers are doing a roaring trade in plastic ball-pens. You can buy one for 10 cents or pay as much as $2.50 each. rhere are thousands of in all hues and shades manufactured
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    Farewell party
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The YWCA will give a farewell party on April 5 for Mrs. H. W. Baines. wife of the Bishop of Singapore, who will !be leaving for New Zealand I next month. I I
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    Hanged himself
    44 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Singapore coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, yesterday recorded a verdict ol suicide at the inquest on an odd-job labourer, Patirman bin Chokrol. 21, who was j found hanging at a rmmbu i plantation off Bedok Road on Jan. 9.
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    Two fined breach: A warning to Muslims
    86 7 Two fined breach: A warning to Muslims KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Only two Muslims in Selan have been arrested and fined by the r gious authorities for not fastinp as puj enters its third week man lor th< irs D* Muslim Lumpur. A close watch ■■■««>■■••••>••••■• He warned Muslims the department
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      223 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS j K \OB -Pride of the East VI at the Merchant Sen. ice Guild. Quav 830 p.m SINGAPORE RECORDED Ml Ml MK lETY: Weekly symny concert at Monk's Hill adarv School 8 p.m. -|\(.\l'ORE RED CROSS SOCIETY: Treat for Old People's Club Wesley Church. Fort Koad
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    Yvonne gets a foot in—where only the best are nicked
    343 8 Yvonne gets a foot in— where only the best are nicked "INSIDE BALLET POME rejoice with me. 1 have iust received news that Yvonne Law. one of our promising dancers now in London, has been admitted as a student to the famous Royal Academy of Dancing for further training. It
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    Mental patients earn $170 a week-twice as much as nurses
    441 8  - Mental patients earn $170 a week-twice as much as nurses DAVID ROXAN by This is only half what it costs the authorities. The State pays the rest. Some of them have made so much money that the total savings now be:. held for them by the hospital authorities exceed 13.000.
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    Men with criminal records may be given Govt, jobs..
    719 8  - Men with criminal records may be given Govt, jobs.. ANTOINETTE by ANOTHER enterprising young Singapore ballet dancer who hopes to study in Britain soon is 18-year- old Mary Hoe, an advanced student oi Taylor Dance Studio. Described by Mrs. Taylor as a faithful baliet student and an excellent dancer, Mary
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    281 9 :Miiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiii>£ SUNNY CIAM writes I for 1 you every week glllllll *****111!= Illustrated talk niiiiiiii mini? 1.1:1m iniM"^ A quarterly competition E "Minim iiiiiiiiß ilium mini'-: Sponsors Salon nimiiii mimrc Pneirom beginners about the Photographic pore. If you ire keen, then
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    SCHOOLS...join in this competition!
    117 9 SCHOOLS...join in this competition! PI aphic Society inin til Singapore Schools. to submit entries to lotographk Exhibition. submitted U\ ■ladfli 1 in Nature; in all sections, hut the back. Inted "u ll l.v or 16" itrj fee i harmed, but entrants I I iurn p m stamps) if Otherwise all
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    WATCHING THE BIRDLE HAS MADE HOSKING'S SUCCESS
    347 9 WATCHING THE BIRDLE HAS MADE HOSKING'S SUCCESS 3IXTY bird studies by Eric Hosking, FIBP., FRPS., are now on show* at the Raffles Museum, Stamford Road. This set of pictures depicts the cream of Hosking's work. The author, a Vice-president of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, has been
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    ONE OF THE 23,000
    20 9 K Junior talks back >t is one of the 23.000 i skint haf collected in a
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    CEMERA COACH COMMENTS
    456 9 NOT ORIGINAL OVEREXPOSED "RAMBUTAN." This is a photo-journalistic type of picture. If taken in an original manner, such prints do have a chance of being accepted in a salon. One won the Gold Medal in the 11th Singapore salon. Judges are critical people, so my eye is
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    A PRIZE EVERY MONTH
    293 9 What's your problem? Perhaps we can help. The more questions you ask the quicker will be your grasp of photography. Drop a line to the Free Press Camera Coach, Times House, Singapore 9. E THERE is a prize of E $25 for the "BeE ginner of
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    Nanyang student salon
    96 9 Nanyang student salon rpHK I irst South East Asian Student hibition of Phot ography. sponsored by the Photographic Society of Nanyang University, will be judged on Sunday at 7.30 in the Art auditorium in the university premises. Judges are Dr. C. A. Gibson-hill, K. Huang, Van look Leun. Wan \r
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    BUMPER WARS MUST STOP -MINISTER
    220 10 VEW DELHI, Thurs. Doctor Subbarayan, In- dian Transport Minister and former president of the Indian Cricket Control Board, said yesterday: "If something is not done to stop the practice of bowline: bumpers, the future of cricket is dark." I Pope is SMC president l\, EDDIE
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    DREAM GIRL VIVIEN INSISTS 'NO ROY FRIENDS FOR ME YET'
    280 10  -  Arthur Richards Newton j By i Thurs. AT sweet sixteen, Vivien Gwee Kim Geok (left), had a dream. She saw herself playing for Malaya in the Über Cup badminton competition. The dream was vivid. She saw herself as the heroine.
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    THESE UNBEATEN GARDENERS ARE OUT TO WIN ANOTHER TITLE
    235 10 A TEAM OF YOUTH AND CONFIDENCE AND THEY ARE WILLING TO LEARN J .\NGOON GAR- DENS.. Thur s.— Keep an eye on the >on Gardeners. This team of young hockey players may one lay for state. cham: I :1 are now
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    Keep fit by dancing says Henry
    89 10 HENRY Yeo, former AntUo Chinese School tennis star, keeps fit by dancing and roadwork. Henry, who is five feet nine inches and weighs 180 Ib.. said: "Dancing, particularly the lively numbers. does a lot of good to my legs. It gives me the grace
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    FRANCE MAKES FOUR CHANGES
    98 10 PARIS. Thurs. France, who drew 3 3 with England, here on February 28 make live chances tour nf them in the backs for the Rugby Union international against Wales in Carditt" on March 26. The team Is: Michel Vannier (Racing). Jean Dupuy <Tarbes>. Jackie Bouquet Viennei.
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    JUNIOR CUP PREPARATIONS
    60 10 As part of their prepara- tions for the Second Asian Youth Football Tournament.'; the Singapore Junior Asian Cup Team will play a friendly match against Singapore Joint Services tomor- row at Jalan Besar Stadium t 7.30 p.m. This matcu will be preceded by another game at 6.00
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    18-RUN WIN FOR RAFFLES
    44 10 18-RUN WIN FOR RAFFLES Raffles Institution beat Anglo Chinese School by 18 runs in a friendly inter- school ericket match on the i R.I. ground yesterday. Raffles 61 (Rahim 22; Gatha 3-10. Hamid 4-20 Hani ff 3-15); A.C.S. 43 (Peter Khor 3-9. Rahim 3-12
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    DISTRICT SOCCER TABLES
    393 10 DISTRICT SOCCER TABLES T^ESULTS and positions IV the Singapore Base Di>trict soccer league ar DIVISION I R&- 5 Doy Coy RMP I GHQ FARELF 3. 443 BAD 1 18 Re^t. A 7. 30 Bn. RAOC 5 NQSBD 0, N Wanderan 1 HMS Terror 1. Positions: DIVISION II 2 7 Gurkhas
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    NETBALL CHAMPS
    22 10 Fairfield won the Div. "A") and "B" championship in the j Pasir Panjang District inter- j School netball competition yesterday.
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    High jumper Jayaram is training for the assault of six-foot mark
    169 10  -  CHOO KIM LOCK TWO-YEAR ILLNESS AND A GRAND COJffiJ By i high jumper K. Javaram. 22. of the Singapore Police Force, is train:: riously for the comino athletic season. A qua: hletic cart H 1950 when he won U
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    38 10 MM (|i: triendh Ka.la.ll i S.C .< lindane HOCKEY: >H junior ktuxkout (final i fcvcreadx S Soon (.ardons. SRC padan^. POLO: Mvra up competition Thomson Koad. ATIII I S: >< hooK DMltet (iii^Vuntiv F'asir Panjartg District. ramr Panju
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    CLOSE FIGHT
    30 10 Pasir Panjang beat Alexandra Grammer 39-21 in a friendly inter-school basketball match at the National Recreation Centre yesterday. Top scorer for Pasir Jang was Lim Kim Teck (201.
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    19 10 U.S. officials in faver of Kramer's 'bounce' VLYV YORK. profession thing o: Tin now K bounce rul< bab) USELTA
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    KING RUDDIN SHOWS THAT HE'S FI AND READY FOR LAST DAY
    193 11 9 ""0p5 brought to you from the track J LEW S 'POH. Thursday. I I who missed his engatemeii. t- •«ri_hl In runninT hree R £?«*»> k hen-, this morning the centre do his work willi v, m .'lhm..
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    124 11 THUMP! and the next lesson is... I STAMFORD. Thurs. the Singapore nw another form of e: 3-0 1 j nd r e n •i- de-cribed lg people to the floor methodical n Mutsui udo expert, i; sth dan Kodokan and the j .o>. tile 40 menu is a mil :zht
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    99 11 i Cray m rame I i 5 1 Frankly, t It mu>t :.eck up on :ter lo- •he best spot fox the I Dined hanc! A further objection cor to light on a hand like this In actual play South and North bid as foil. playing Standard Brio
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    158 11 Of course I was not there "lI'IIY did you not turn up last night?" asked a colleague of mine at lunch-time yesterday. It was an odd question. I had made no appointments, no arrangements, nor promised to buy him a drink. I a>ked him what he meant. "You appealed to
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    ARTHUR WARD TAKES TOP RIDING HONOURS
    1023 11 SBI^BMIBBSBMHHMHHHHMMRaHRNHNNONfeHMHBBfIHMMKHmIfIMHI By ALLAN LEWIS i ARTHUR Ward was in good form at j Ipoh yesterday. He rode a winning treble on Pantjarobah, Verni and No Kidding. Pantjarobah and No Kidding are raced by A. P. Stable who re- tain Ward. j Pantjarobah put up
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    Lock icon ELORDE THE PUNCHING FLASH WINS WORLD TITLE FOR ASIA
    230 11 MANILA, Thurs. Asia won a world boxing crown last night. Flash Elorde knocked out Harold Gomes of the United States in the seventh round. It gave the Philippines its first world title in 46 years. Gomes. world junior lightweight champion, was
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    ALL THE WEIGHTS FOR SUNDAY RACING PROGRAMME AT IPOH
    385 11 Weights lor the Perak Turf Club meetng on Sunday are: CLASS 3 DIV. I— 6F: No bidding 9.0, Last Try 8.8, 'ersian Hero 8.7, Balkan Chevalier 8.7, The Giant 1.7. Kid Pancho 8.7, Nee-lau-Ma 8.7, Crown Link 8.6, Burma Glory 8.5,
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    KAYO KID THRASHES WORLD CHAMP
    50 11 CARACAS. Thurs.— Davey Moore, world featherweight ehampion. was taken to I hospital with a suspected broken jaw last night after being beaten by kayo specialist Carlos Hernandez, 21. The Venezuelan cham- pion won on a se\enth round tko. He floored the champion six Üboi, Reuter.
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    272 11 All- England badminton highlights KEW SAN TO PLAY KOPS WEMBLEY, Thursday. TEH KEW SAX is matched against Erland Kops of Denmark in the quarter finals of I the All-England tournament here. Others to reach the quarter final are Charoen i Watanasin (Thailand) and Hennine: Borch (Den- RESULTS mark). Others surviving
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    135 11 15 SPORTING LAWYERS ARE COMING TO PLAY A FORMER Cambridge Blue and all Ceylon cricket captain will lead a team of 15 lawyers to play in Singapore. He is Mr. F. C. de Saram, and the team represents the Bar Association of Ceylon. Their matches in Singapore are not confined
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    Saints win 2-1
    19 11 S.J.I, beat Monk's Hill 2-1 in a friendly inter-school soccer match at Bras Basah Road yesterday.
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    173 11 Blackburn shock with 2 in extra time BLACKBURN. Thurs. Blackburn Rovers, with two goals in extra time, beat Burnley 2-0 to enter the semifinal of the F.A. Cup last night. They will play Sheffield Wednesday. The second goal came a minute before the end. The first was scored in the
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    76 11 CARDIFF. Thurs. Walea Rugby Union team to meet France at Cardiff Anns Park on March 26 will be: N. Morgan "Newport i, F. C. C (Pontypoolj, B. Jones (Newport*. M. J. Price (Pontypool), D. Debb (Swansea*, B. Richards < Swansea D. O. Brace Llanelly, R.
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