The Singapore Free Press, 29 June 1960

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    17 1 I!lL____________» EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    TIBET WAR-CHINA SAYS IT
    187 1 1 lubes be&in trek west as Reds move m I hoiTs memo to Nepal: Our army is m action FREE PRESS SPECIAL REPORT KATMANDU. Wed. l>T CHINA has officially informed Nepal that she is at preiiMiiu her army to put down a revolt on the Nepal-Tibet
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    New rocket tests by Reds next week in Pacific
    177 1 New rocket tests by Reds next week in Pacific A MOSCOW, Wed. Russia last ?1 night announced a new programme of tests over the Central Pacific next month with powerful new mulAi-stage rocket carriers, and asked ships and planes to stay clear of the scene, northeast of the Gilbert and
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    Oil find in Pakistan
    23 1 KARACHI. Wed.— The Attock Oil Company announced that they have struck oil at Dhullian. about 70 miles from Rawalpindi
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    Police precautions
    18 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Wed.—Folic set up road blocks rouna the Parliament building after more demonstrations by angry tribesmen.
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    Shops ban smoking
    20 1 LIVERPOOL. Wed. Four large stores here banned smoking following last week's fire In which 11 people died.
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    The Queen decides: No title for Tony till...
    308 1 The Queen decides: No title for Tony till... ...BABY COMES ALONG, AND RUMOURS SAY ITS ON THE WAY NOW FREE PRESS SPECIAL REPORT LONDON, Wednesday. MR. Antony Armstrong-Jones will get a title when Princess Margaret has a baby and yesterday London was buzzing with rumours that she is now pregnant.
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    MIKOYAN: RUSSIA CAN NOW GUARANTEE A FREE BERLIN
    96 1 MIKOYAN: RUSSIA CAN NOW GUARANTEE A FREE BERLIN BERGEN i Norway Wed. —Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. Soviet First Deputy Premier, said thav Russia "can guarantee a free Berlin." Mr. Mikoyan. who today concludes a seven-day visit to Norway, was addressing a luncheon given m his honour. He said, "We want a
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    Lock icon Doctors give boy new lease of life with an artificial artery
    161 1 Doctors give boy new lease of life with an artificial artery MELBOURNE, Wednesday. DOCTORS have saved a boy's life by giving him an artificial artery, m an operation believed to be the first of its kind on a child The Melbourne Herald reported yesterday that the new artery is a
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    Nikita for Austria
    19 1 MOSCOW, Wed.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Premier, leaves tomorrow for an official visit to Austria
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    Guard shot dead
    25 1 TEL AVIV. Wed— An Israeli frontier guard was killed by automatic fire from Syrian positions near the Sea of Galilee last night
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    Guns open up again
    25 1 TAIPEH. Wed. Chinese Communists broke a week lone lull m me Formosa Strait yesterday by firing 177 shells a i Quemoy.
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    Seiff feels better
    18 1 LONDON. Wed. Jonathan Stiff 26-year-old Briti.sb racing drivt-r seriously injured m trials, was reported better.
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    Lock icon Hillary to use a drug gun on Yeti
    191 1 Hillary to use a drug gun on Yeti i ONDON, Wed.—Spe-■-1 cial air guns firing hypodermic syringes loaded vvith a knockdown drug are to be used by an AngloAmerican Himalaya expedition m an attempt to capture an '•abominable snowman." This was disclosed here at. a Press conference called by New
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    41 rebels killed
    27 1 SAIGON, Wed— Communist Viet Minh rebels suffered 41 casualties In a recent battle j with government troops m the swamplands west of 8a!--i gon.
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    Luzon: Tidal wave scare
    31 1 Luzon Tidal wave scare MANILA. Wed.— High tides whipped up by the tai! winds of typhoon Olive touched off a tidal wave scare today along the West coast of Luzon island.
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    NIGERIA ART WORK FETCHES $142,000 AT A SOTHEBY SALE
    92 1 NIGERIA ART WORK FETCHES $142,000 AT A SOTHEBY SALE LONDON, Wed.— A sale oi primitive art at Sotheby's yesterday realised 16.697 <M5142.000> with Nigerian Benin workmanship fetching the highest prices. A 16th century Benin Ivory Pectoral Mask, ten inches high and five inches wide, was bought for .€6.200 (M 552.700)
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    Fiesta queen's visit
    25 1 HONOLULU, Wed. Mlss Lillian Larlosa Gabuco. 1960 Fiesta Filiplna Queen, U scheduled to leave for Manila for the July 4 celebrations there.
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    Warning No. 114
    23 1 TOKYO. Wed.— Communist China charged that a U.S. warship "intruded into its waters and issued its "114 th serious warning."
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    Three-power talks
    20 1 GENEVA. Wed The Threepower nuclear weapon te.^t ban conference will meet today at the United States delegation headquarters
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    29 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today buying $1.39 and selling $147 X d I Second Malayan Fund manager prices buying $1 07 and selling $1.13 X a.
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    Adverse news on the industry makes motors dull in London stock markets
    336 2 Adverse news on the industry makes motors dull in London stock markets I "1 LONDON. Wed. THE stock markets -morally tailed to establish a definite trend yesterday and closed showing small Irregular movements. Gilts remained very quirt and prices where changed .cere fractionally easier. nese issues, were firm m the
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    British seamen's wage claims
    130 2 LONDON: Britain. 63.000 seamen yesterday claimed a 44--bour week and a substantial nage m rea-e Sir Thorn.*.- Yates, general secretary of :he Seamen's Union, said a tier submitting their claim to the National Maritime Board m London, that the prteent working week was 48 hours "m
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    Steel censure bid is rejected
    59 2 LONDON: The House of Commons has rejected a Labour vote of censure on the government's decision to denationalise Messrs. iilchard Thomas and Baldwins, the last big steel firm to be sold back to private enterprise. Ihe voting was 326 to 241 a government majority of
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    Hong Kong prices
    59 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. Ac S. Banking Corporation $1,203 $1,205 sales tellers Union Ina. Canton $94.50 $94 50 sales tellers VYlierlock Maiden 7.15 7.10 sales sales H Kong phone $38 75 $38.50 sales sales Dairy Farm <*_ Cold Storage $28.90
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    Lock icon Burma extends Red pact
    71 2 RANGOON: The Burmesetrade agreement due U) ♦\pire at the end of June baa been e\*er.ded for another rear. 0 announced me:.:. rtce food ake. mini tur.be: rubber and other goods. Burma villi buy rue mills, textile lactory equipment, farm machinery and implement*, mabinary, photographic and cinema
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    LOOK-AROUND
    548 2 Shell's new plant. ROTTERDAM: A new synthetic rubber plant built for Shell Nederland N.V. was opened at Pernls near here recently by Mr. Jan W. de Pous. the Netherlands Economic Affairs Minister. The factory which has an annual capacity of 60.000 tons includes butadiene, styrene and polymerisation plant. It
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    UP 22 DOWN 10 UNCHANGED 145
    920 2 UP 22 DOWN 10 UNCHANGED 145 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MMIUN6S J cci cum capital issue xall excludmi everytkiag. >< eiciulmi in iiRi I cli cum lenus issui l «cr exclufmi capital ritan. f ccr cum capital returi I tl cum f'vitfeti. e call pjj
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    Rise in selective tins: Ayer Hitam in the lead
    444 2 PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OFtuJ UPS AND DOWWS OF YOUR INVEST*^? SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AVER HITAM led the rises m a selective tin section on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The share rose by 4s. being done up to |30s.
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    Brazil suspends coffee sales
    53 2 Rio DC JANEIRO: The Brazilian Cottee Institute announce- that sales of coffee from its stocks have been suspended until June 3U when "normal commercialisation of the new crop begins." The .sales were suspended pending delivery of new shippine regulations by the 1. 8.C. administrative board to
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    RUBBER
    203 2 Dull close after an early morning of scattered dealings LONDON. Wed. Values eased at the opening m sympathy with lower Eastern levels and fluctuated m a narrow range m scattered dealings during the morning. Traders reported «ome United Kingdom anu Continental toctory interest m t lie lower -sheet.** and
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    New low, but still a high record
    85 2 NEW iOKK: Although steel output m me United •states h.is been declining this quarter it ls expected to reach a new i960 loa tnl- week production for the first half of 1960 will be the highest on record for any nonttrtke year, trade
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    New tariff talks
    46 2 CANBERRA: Australia will take part m a new sene- of tariff negotiations wi'h other members of t lie General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade which will begin m Geneva m September. This was announced yesterday by Mr. John McEwen. the Australian Trade Minister.
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      U.S. Pepper
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      Copra, Coconut Price
      33 2 J Eur i UK. O'.n port.. ered m '.Oi.ONUT Mraiti ci. i bun i July 1.0-ONOI I I L p*_n i btllh Ufr Jul> Vn' fHILM I 1 port, pi-
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      85 2 London faaa Previous. IoOjv nUKBER No. 1 HSb c.i f. European ports July Aur KUBBEN 1 Rib I Spot 171 HUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Aug. Sept TONE Dull ftfcth White Sarawak f.a q. c.i.t. Eurapean ports July Aug. PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special C.i t
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      New York Prices
      27 2 NEW YORK Jim. Pievii'jt i MN Straits spot RUBBER Futures July Sept SALES 84 lots TONE Easy No 1 RSS July COrrc r I
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    Tin records moderat advances in London
    80 2 I ON DON \Ve_ I :e Li ed moriera te cially for i finished around £2 ss. per ton highe: The Liverpool Ita still lei* to be mainly re.-;, sible f< r the firming casta pi tion. especially as from July l the buffer
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      102 2 SH/PS/N CHIPS lying alongside the SinO gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Seta Maru 1 2. Klmikawa Maru 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6A. Salmara 6/7, Yamashit Maru 8 '9. Saipedon 10/11, Benvorlich 13 14. P.es Pierce 15/16, Lika 18. Wairata 19, Serdang N. Wall 3, Sedenak N. Wall 5.
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    Chinatown hawks China's 'pin-up' No. 1
    207 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE PORTRAITS OF MAO AT 10 CENTS EACH. BUT FILM STARS ARE DOING BETTER BUSINESS By Singapore Wed. YOU can buy picture postcards of Chinese Communist Party leader, Mao Tse-tuntf, m Singapore today. And according to Police Secretary, Mr. William (.heng, it
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    $62,800 TO BE SPENT ON RURAL LIGHTS AND WATER
    201 3 $62,800 TO BE SPENT ON RURAL LIGHTS AND WATER SINGAPORE, Wed. The Urban and Rural Services Advisory Council has approved proposals costing $62,820 to set up street lights, provide electricity and water supplies and to relieve flooding m various parts of the state. provision is made for a subsoil line
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    Malayans show their judo throws at Aussie contest
    233 3  -  ALAN KHOO By wed.— Five Malayana were among 50 contestants from four Australian universities who took part In the first intervarsity judo championships held m Queensland recently. Jerry Tan of Merryn Road, Singapore, who is doin^ Social Studies at the University of
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    Che Aminah wins
    27 3 KOTA BHARU. Wed. Pretty. 19-year-old Ciie Amman binte Yuhaya won the Kelantan Golden Voice conlot neld at the Telecommunications building here on Monday night.
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    Adult Education: Classes in Malay proved the most popular last year
    107 3 Adult Education: Classes in Malay proved the most popular last year KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Selangor Adult Education Association was forced to open more Malay classes last year because of the great demand from the public reports the Association's annual bul- letin. It adds that 3C students passed the Malay
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    BYRNE TELLS CENTRE: NO MORE LONG WAITS
    136 3 BYRNE TELLS CENTRE: NO MORE LONG WAITS CUNGAPORE. Wed. Th." Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K.M. Byrne, assured members of the new Jalan Tenteram community centre that they would not have to wait for months for equipment now that the centres were under the control of the People's Association.
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    DONATIONS FOR RELIEF OF CANCER IN SINGAPORE
    168 3 DONATIONS FOR RELIEF OF CANCER IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Wed. The following donations were received by Lions Club International (Singapore Branch ior the Cancer Relief Fund: F. Legrand c/o Air France $10, Quek Shin <!_ Co. Son Ltd. $20, Staff of New India Assurance Co. Ltd. $17, F. E. W L-ammet
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    Special programme for 200th concert
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Recorded Music Society will present its 200 th concert In Monk's Hill Secondary School. Winstedt Road. tomorrow at 8 p.m. The programme includes music by Mozart, and MenI delssohn. Admission is free.
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    Unionist to lecture in Philippines
    66 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A senior assistant general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers. Mr. G. Thangaraj has left by air for Manila to lecture at the Asian Labour Education Centre for five weeks. He is tiie first Malayan trade unionist to be invited
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    Bid to save cattle
    32 3 IPOH. Wed. The Perak j Government has again invoked the powers of the Animals Ordinance of 1953 m its drive to conserve the cattle population of the state.
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    Killed monkey-fined
    24 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A youth. Low Song Hee, of Geylang Serai was fined $200 for killing a $75 monkey belonging to his neighbour.
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    A $90,000 fund for higher education
    44 3 KUALA LUMPUR. vVed. The Technical Association ol Malaya aims to collect S9U.OOU for a scholarship fund to assist members or their children In higher technical education. An official ol the association said that $15,000 had already been collected
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    MORE PEOPLE SUFFER SORE EYES DURING HOT WEATHER
    126 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Conjunctivitis disease which results m the eyes turning red ii more prevalent during droughts, said an specialist m Kuala Lumpur. He said thai bob other Uifectioii- di the hot weather bad Its bad effect on thr eyes. There wa., a
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      102 3 BM MH CuilO_Uie>-: 6.45 »Mlt *ere%m ywu nade*. 6.53 Announcements. 140 655 Singapore Mia re market ..lharmouia reDor f 700 The news; '.10 oown. Newstalk* 7.15 Tinee at a time; 4 7 30 Paul' Temple a.id ;he SpenJ and er Affan -Episode 7 a repea. i NI 11 ul la.st
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    Tahiti waif (she will soon inherit $221 m.) may be richest girl in the world
    262 4  - Tahiti waif (she will soon inherit $221 m.) may be richest girl in the world WILLIAM HAMSHER By PARIS. Wednesday. J^ RAGGED little girl who was making mud pies m the streets of Papeete m Tahiti less than a year ago will become one of the richest girls m the
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    SPECIALISTS SAY: KO PUNCH HAS NO EFFECT ON BRAIN
    108 4 SPECIALISTS SAY: KO PUNCH HAS NO EFFECT ON BRAIN 1>aTEW YORK, Wed. Knock-out punches in boxing produce no effect on the brain. This is the conclusion of two nerve specialists who have completed a special study for the New York State Athletic Commission. Brain-wave records of more than 3.000 boxers
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    Porpoises have more brains than men... expert
    103 4 Porpoises have more brains than men... expert NEW YORK, Wed. Porpoises are so clever they can probably talk to each other, according to U.S. Navy researcher Dr. John C. Lilly. He has spent five years studying the porpoise (properly the bottle-nosed dolphin). As complex He says its brain is not
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    SHE'S GOING TO A SCHOOL 'JUST ROUND THE CORNER'
    121 4 SHE'S GOING TO A SCHOOL 'JUST ROUND THE CORNER' "She is going to the kindergarten just round the corner." said Mme. Solvay. That la round the corner from their Paris apartment. the school where any child of the neighbourhood would go. Later Mme. Solvay thinks Hlnano may go to school
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    A heroic battle
    38 4 CHARLESTON. (South Ca- rolina>. Wed.— The Captain I and two crewmen of a stricken oil tanker, abandoned by .the rest of the crew, still stayed m the ship yesterday; In a battle against the sea.
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    Kasavubu sworn in
    29 4 LEOPOLDVILLE, (Belgian Congo), Wed. M. Joseph Kasavubu, a former employee of the Congo treasury, has been sworn m as first president of the new Congo republic.
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    Bombs blast trains
    21 4 MADRID, Wed. A series of terrorist bombings hit trains and railroad stations at four different points m Spain.
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    MOTHER CALLAS GIVES HER SIDE OF THE BITTER RIFT WITH HER FAMOUS DAUGHTER, MARIA
    518 4  - MOTHER CALLAS GIVES HER SIDE OF THE BITTER RIFT WITH HER FAMOUS DAUGHTER, MARIA Jeremy Campbell I j By NEW YORK, Wed IKEPT my appointment with Mrs. Evangelina Callas last week, even though her hotel was on fire at the time, the foyer a damp snakepit of white canvas hosepiping:,
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    Nazi bid to hold rally in New York brings out the anti-riot police
    218 4 Nazi bid to hold rally in New York brings out the anti-riot police NEW YORK, Wednesday. ]\jAYOR Robert Wagner of New York lias refused to grant a permit to the American Nazi Party io hold a rally m the city on Independence Day. He made this decision two hours after
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    Wonderful Singapore: praise by couple from India
    60 5 Wonderful Singapore praise by couple from India k Wed .(i Mrs. hall, Sinpa raci ist' austere .ppv to Singam Mahe Rajula. ;pl« stpping bar. mc from •here ia r.ot IMr. Mul- :ime c Force gapore i.> compared buy anysmi here." attached k ctrle Co been In r vicing tor the
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    Lock icon A HANDSHAKE AND AN AWARD FOR INSPECTOR SEAH FROM HIS CHIEF
    85 5 A HANDSHAKE AND AN AWARD FOR INSPECTOR SEAH FROM HIS CHIEF SINGAPORE, Wed— Awards tor 27 police officers were presented by the Commissioner of Police. Mr. A. E. G. Blades, at a commendation parade held at the Police Training School In Thomson Road. Inspector Seah Wai Toll who rendered outstanding
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    How to live to a ripe old age of 107: Don't shirk work and no excesses
    290 5  -  KALWANT SIDHU B*/ Singapore. Wednesday. MAN who claims he is 107 years old— and has an Identity Card to prove it— has this advice tor all of us: Don't shirk work If you want
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    MAN ADMITS HE SOLD HIS H.P. RADIOGRAM TO CLEAR DEBTS
    131 5 MAN ADMITS HE SOLD HIS H.P. RADIOGRAM TO CLEAR DEBTS Singapore. Wed.— After paying $50 down for a radiogram on hire purchase terms, a man sold it to pay off his debts, a court was told. Mohammad Kutti Ifarlcoir. 27. '0f Syed Ahvi Road pleaded guilty to misappropriating the radiogram
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    After 40 years he visits native Ceylon—and finds a 'strange land'
    154 5 After 40 years he visits native Ceylon— and finds a 'strange land' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pOKMEH Singapore Legislative Councillor. Mi. 11. J. Kulasingha, is back home aftei a 2 i -month holiday m a "strange hind." It was after 40 years Mr. Kulaslngha had visited Ceylon, a land where h«j was
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    PERERA IS AGAIN CHIEF OF SINHALESE BODY
    118 5 PERERA IS AGAIN CHIEF OF SINHALESE BODY SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. P. E. Perera wa.s re-elected president of the Singapore Sinhalese Association at its recent annual meeting. Other Officials elected were: vice-president Mr. G. S. Korala; secretary Mr H. L Tennakoon re-elected* assistant secretary Mr. C. L. Tennakoon I re-elected I
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    Co-op officials
    23 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Mr. B. D'Costa has been elected president and Mr. F. Soosay secretary of the Co-ope-rative Union oi Malaya.
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      83 6 PLUCKY MELINY COMES KEPT HER WORD M f Com* at i un nen m 1 I Cycle SmxJ ;li-jt gave up King d<? out pluc spurted en and ov< r.ny -nen m spectacular rr nnt> during the tinal stretch ng N H Drive, thus cornevent m n Not bad use-
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      47 6 A than m the Free Press Cycle Race. as she said she would. M< has not only kept hei w^d but b lenecd these m sod her. I hope the organisers II gi.ve he* pi her jnif nt especialH XJuraging u-c' girls to irr HUANC POH CHOO
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      MAZNAH AN AMAZING PERFORMANCE
      81 6 MAZNAH AN AMAZING PERFORMANCE Sixteen year old Penang Convent schoolgirl. Maznah Hashim. has added anot-• teitner to her cap by winn.ng women's event from 13 er m the Free Press Cvde Race last Sunday Sne is not only the Penang M .n,-m cvclmg champ but h-lds the Selangor and Ne^n
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      56 6 mWBBWmmmmmmWBWWWM ESBE3 ne will grudge Penang girl Maznah Hashim f j her amcum^ performance m winning the women's event m tne Free Press Cycle Race. The fact that her cycle chain fell off four miles from the finishing post and her quick recovery made her victory all the more creditable.
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      66 6 MBMMMmMMMMMmmXM M) I saw the finish of the Free Pre*-s Cycle Race and was suprised to see Maznah Hashim, of Penang. the first woman to complete it. It was a plucky and amazing per form,.-nee. especially when her cycle chain fell off during the race. Hard luck to the Singapore
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      67 6 A SCOOTER ECONOMY RACE SUGGESTION mm *MBMBBBBBMBBBMMm Witn reference to Enthu•sitist's suggestion (June 22-), I am against the idea of holding a scooter race. Many people m Singapore possess scooters I three ieasons economy, S-*..feTy and |Oy rides. I think it is insane and suicidal tor _nyone to organise such
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    Imagination runs riot as University students stage a 'Rag Day' parade for the Welfare Week
    912 6  - Imagination runs riot as University students stage a 'Rag Day' parade for the Welfare Week CONSTANCE D'CRUZ SINGAPORE gp___g^ by IT WAS QUITE a change from hectic parties to the fun and excitement of Rag Day— the opening day of the Welfare Week of the University of Malaya (Singapore Division)
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    Hearts are thrilled as the Indian Navy goes to town with goodwill
    459 6 npHERE'S always ex- citement m the air when the Navy is m town And it was no different last week when our special quests were those dashing officers and men oi the Indian Navy. The sight of their
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    THE FRIENDLY EAGLE
    293 7  -  IAN MOK-AI X command from Mat and Zarak shows off his 10-foot wing-span for all to see AS A BOY A CROC TO PLAY TARZAN AND NOW AT 37. HE FINDS A NEW PLAYMATE I B By PULAU BUXOM. Wed. A MAN whose lifelong hobby has always
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    Six local trainees have topped their tests on air traffic control
    81 7 I'AVA LEBAR, Wednesday. I'raflic Control Officer .trainees, si year, have come out l<>i>s m munitions ;uxl Irainini*. oeen course meteoi ace limitabLfi is< lected r training Civil ••.\u Aus- tperta who by their under the Ist m the rgran
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    A Prisoner escapes from hospital
    22 7 Wed. A :ier. Seah j p* ti yesleru. menu Ho-s--m patient om his d actual bia way
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    OUR NO-POLITICS YOUTH MAY FALL PREY TO REDS: SARDON
    131 7 OUR NO-POLITICS YOUTH MAY FALL PREY TO REDS: SARDON KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. president ol the Malayan Youth Council and the Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said that politically ignorant youth presented a major problem to the country. Inche Sardon told a general meeting of the Selangor Youth
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    $9M AID FOR SMALLHOLDERS
    109 7 w-TAi TTIMPUR. Wed. The Rubber Ina $9 million schema JjA^fito provide alui^> J i: h vi 4 Pi ui ting material improved high yieldin_ P'- lul to smallholders. m b<J 800 :Ue. nev, rear. AnottKr 600 icrea I will bo planted m 1962 and a further
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    STRAY COWS NOW SLEEP AND DINE IN GARDENS
    139 7 STRAY COWS NOW SLEEP AND DINE IN GARDENS QERANGOON GA R DENS, Wed.— Stray cows and bulls are annoying residents of this housing estate. The residents make repeated efforts to drive them away, but still they come at all hours of the day and night Madam Chin Ah Seng of
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    A musical concert
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Metr Philharmonic Society of Singapore will give a concert ion July 23 and 24 Tickets ;at SI and $2 are available from the Society's office at 25, Sumbawa Road.
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    Unions hit at MPs: Echo warning by the Tengku
    117 7 Unions hit at MPs: Echo warning by the Tengku IZUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Politicians and Members of Parliament who interfered m the affairs of trade unions were condemned m a resolution adopted at the annual delegates conference of the Government Daily-rated Services Staff Council. Tht 1 resolution warned trade unions to
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    AA open meeting
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Alcoholics Anonymous here will conduct an open meeting at the YMCA m Orchard Road at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    Red Cross meeting
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Wod. Thc Singapore Branch of the British Red Cross Society will hold its annual general meeting at the St. Andrew's War Memorial Hall at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    MAN KILLED AND 3 HURT IN IRON MINE EXPLOSION
    111 7 MAN KILLED AND 3 HURT IN IRON MINE EXPLOSION IPOH, Wed.— One man was killed and thr c c seriously injured m an explosion m an iron mine tunnel at the 4 1 2 mile Gopeng Road. The dead man was Yee Sang Choy, 46. His three colleagues were admitted
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    Music from 80-foot well puzzles villagers
    169 7 Music from 80-foot well puzzles villagers 3ERANGOOX \H- DENS. Wed. Resident! <>t Serangoon Garden est. arc mystified by tin '.limine: well" m second:. rv Jungle off Serangoon Qmitten Way. According lo squatters, the 80 feel deep «rell constructed about 60 trnfJO for the Use (it settlers who moved into the
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    Cholera in Akyab
    31 7 SINGAPORE. \Wd The Ministry of Health he: an Extraordinary (iovernment Gazette Uraed last night, declared the port and airport of Akyab m Burma to be a cholera-Infected area
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    A photo exhibition
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ihe Photographic Society o! Singapore will give au exhibition ol colour photograph <>f Japan at. Rattle- Mv cum. today.
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      68 7 By Cog .POP \mt7ii/? d»d Sfcrfi 7*—i n I !3 I l 1 I n «v. v > 1 v AHT,hsir^ f*P J s^^ mßm^WmmS* V YW**-r < JVc 1 -ular-vA Vis ves,«o-"me K_ :i \m* *-uxiß^_a\' tx>ES it vonw I-/ 'A .IV. fl -rV' k .u.r. day with a
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    New control tower best in S.E. Asia: Radar to handle latest jetliners
    200 8  - New control tower best in S.E. Asia: Radar to handle latest jetliners HAN SWAN BEE By C SINGAPORE. Wed. SINGAPORE Airport will have the most modern control tower m South-East Asia when its new tower is completed at the end of the year. This lower will be equipped with modem
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    THREE-NIGHT APPEARANCE OF THE GIRL WONDER' AND HER HAWAIIAN GUITAR
    59 8 THREE-NIGHT APPEARANCE OF THE GIRL WONDER' AND HER HAWAIIAN GUITAR The 11-year-old girl wonder*** on the Hawaiian guitar. -Magdeline Chan, will play popular sonss at the "National Cavalcade of Stan" tonight, tomorrow and on FHdajr at the Victoria Theatre. Tickets at S5. S3 and $1 are available at Robinson's. C.
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    Canadian hint on bigger trade with Malaya
    116 8 Canadian hint on bigger trade with Malaya SINGAPORE, Wed O The Canadian Trade Commissioner m Singapore and Commercial Counsellor m the Federation, Mr. M.P. Carson, will leave on transfer to the Foreign Trade Service, Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa, m October. Mr. Carson who has been here for four
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    TEN GIRLS WILL DANCE THE PORTUGUESE WAY AT CAVALCADE
    122 8 TEN GIRLS WILL DANCE THE PORTUGUESE WAY AT CAVALCADE SINGAPORE. Wed. An enthusiastic group of 10 girls, the "Portuguese Cultural Group." will present* :r.e items for the "National Cavalcade of Stars" show m aid of the National Theatre Fund at the Victoria Theatre tonight. The five items are "The Portuguese
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    Man falls to death
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. A worker. Quels Ah Kuan. fell to hi> dea:h lrom the roof of a big bu> workshop m Mackenzie Road yesterday.
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    POLIO TO BE 'LAID IN THE DUST' SOON BUT A KILLER BRAIN DISEASE IS THE NEW DANGER
    286 8  - POLIO TO BE 'LAID IN THE DUST' SOON BUT A KILLER BRAIN DISEASE IS THE NEW DANGER KOH AI LIN By SINGAPORE, \V cd. Professor Lim KoV Ann. Professor of Bacteriology, University of Malaya, says more people m Singapore are affected by encephalitis (inflammation of the brairO than by poliomyelitis.
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    College graduation
    15 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Trinity Theological College here yesterday celebrated its tenth graduation ceremony.
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    Rare Malayan ape off to a zoo in U.S.
    229 8  - Rare Malayan ape off to a zoo in U.S. ARTHUR RICHARDS i SINGAPORE, Wed.— A five-month-old siamang gilibon will make a 10,000 miles trip by air, from here to America, m the middle of next month. The owner of the siamang, Mr. Charles Shuttleworth, told the Free Press that it
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    A tribute to newsmen
    53 8 OENANG. Wed.— Malayan journalists could be ImtllleMT proud Of their great service.- to the country and the people during the Emergency, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. declared. Dato Wong was proposing a toast to the Journalists Union of North Ma- I I a 1
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    2 p.c. on holdings
    45 8 MENTAKAB. Wed. The Town Council of Temerloh and Mentakab and the Town Board of Cameron Highlands have imposed an annual rate of two percent upon the annual value of all holdings within their town council and town areas for this year.
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    UNKNOWN
    14 8 SING 1 A ed tl boy- ton. Th' j theft i j I
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    MAN JAILED 18 MONTHS FOR THEFT FROM CAR
    117 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Lim Hood See of Silat Road was jailed for 18 months m a district court after he had pleaded guilty to stealing a watch worth $25. The prosecution said tbe accused was seen opening the door of a car parked
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      452 8 '.'fimJk—mUflttffc— mf mwrm *l mm m mm^^ mmmmmmmm l um^Pm mm^^r mmm mm m^^mßmmm^ I>ORN today YOU have a make your plans carefully, well TAl'Rl'S u*vpr. 21-May 21 1 •mm ahead of time. Property matters may come up forceful personality Com-: leg for P carrful consideration todaj* bined witn a
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      334 8 CLUES ACROSS 1 2. Tne journal :o be read <n 1 1 BUM j 111 S 5 I the beach? That's bit P I J mmmV-~ u "^B 9. Tell and add up again ™"^^fl I 10. Amouni of electrical power 0 1 I l^__ _r-__l gets an absiai.ie; what's
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    New union formed
    25 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The national union for the 58,000 daily- rated workers employed by the Government, was formed during the week end.
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    CAR CARE FOR THE OWNER-DRIVER
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    SCHOOL HEAD SAILS AWAY TO GIVE HIS CHILDREN AN 'EDUCATION IN ENGLAND'
    129 9 SCHOOL HEAD SAILS AWAY TO GIVE HIS CHILDREN AN 'EDUCATION IN ENGLAND' SINGAPORE, Wed. The former principal af Tions Bahru School, Mr. W. A. Foley, and his Chinese wife are now on their way to Britain to "uive my children an English education.' Mr. Foley sailed away on retirement after
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    Villagers to hold a feast for kramat to scare away crocs in the canal
    219 9  - Villagers to hold a feast for kramat to scare away crocs in the canal ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE, Wed. yiLLAGERS by the banks of the 60-yard canal on the slopes of Berlayar hill m Pasir Panjanjj- are organising a feast for their kramat who, they hope, can save them from
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    300 snap up property of 'shut down' hotel
    140 9 300 snap up property of 'shut down' hotel I^ATONG, Wed. 1Y About 300 bargain hunters turned up at the former Embassy Hotel building yesterday to bid for 136 items of furniture and equipment which was put under the Sheriff's hammer. Auction followed tne sealing of all the hotel's properties on
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    Gold medal for man who took off trousers for a naked patient
    292 9 Gold medal for man who took off trousers for a naked patient KUALA LUMPUR, WednesdayJ^ HOSPITAL attendant who took off his trousers and gave them to a naked and shivering patient brought m by the police has been awarded a gold medal by his union. He is shy, slim, Mr.
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    Adult education aim
    41 9 SELANGOR. Wed.— lncnc Abdul Jamil bin Abdui Rais, president of the Selangor Adult Education Association said at the annual meeiing that, the aim of adult education is to enable people to lead a more useful and fuller life.
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    Change ot State
    32 9 JOHOKE BAHRU. Wed. Dr. S. Appadurai. until rei cently acting chief medical j and health officer m Johore has been transferred us chief medical and health officer m Kelantan.
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    This nippy nine-seater can get through traffic just as easily
    290 9  - This nippy nine-seater can get through traffic just as easily ROBERT WALLING By T HAVE been trying out another car in which Rovaltv is interested. This time it is the 18ft. -long Canadian Ford Galaxie nine-seater estate model which the Queen recently investigated now that her family is bigger. AT
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    S'pore-made cigarettes will soon oust foreign brands, he says
    204 9 S'pore-made cigarettes will soon oust foreign brands, he says SINGAPORE. Wed. The director ot one of the largest tobacco companies m Rhodesia said here that Imported cigarettes will eventually give way to local manufactured brands. Ho is Mr. Bernard C director of Clapett h Co. < Rhodesia i (P I
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    HMS Sri Perlis
    22 9 SERLMBAN. Wed Royal Malayan Navy H.M.S. Sri Perils will call t Port Dickson on Friday to mark Navy Day
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      179 9 THE winners of la.st week's colouring 001 best, < >f whom will receive a $5 prize m due com i Mlss Carole Taylor H3), 13 CrOßfOrd >\ Leas. Singapore 17. Miss Eileen I. Chapman riOi 2 Telecom 0' > Chu Kang Road. Singapore 28. Master Theodore Aaron a2>, 7 Di,
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      180 9 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Public concert at the Esplanade 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film .shows at Lian** Seah Street Children's playground; Jalan Tongkang Pechah; Pasir Panjang 7 1 m_>. 7 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE: Exhibition of colour photographs of Japan— at
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      126 9 pOCKET MONEY prizes are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). Post your effort to Aunty Wendy, c/o The Singapore Free Press, Times House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9, to reach her
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    'Now, Junior, this is how fans like to see their goals': 1-2-3-4-5-6
    239 10  - 'Now, Junior, this is how fans like to see their goals': 1-2-3-4-5-6 CHUA BAN HOCK By SINGAPORE. Wed .Malays 6 J unio V MALAYS did not have to exert themselves to ?1 thrash the Juniors m thc Premier League Soccer match. The «oals just kept coming. It was like a
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    3 SCHOOLBOYS PICKED FOR CIVILIANS
    136 10 3 SCHOOLBOYS PICKED FOR CIVILIANS SINGAPORE. Wed. Three Combined Schools players have been included m the Civilian cricket team to meet Services In the two-day match at Gillman Barracks starting on Saturday. They are Gurmei Btngh. Prashard Oartha and Mohamed Hanif. Tne teams will be: Civilians "V: Gopal Krishna u
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    World record
    22 10 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Lynne Burke. 17 beat the world swimming record for women's 100 m ba.ck.>t.roke with 71.2 sec. Reuter.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    242 10  -  M. Harrison-Cray by Dralf-r: South £ast-W«t *anir N. •> 5 4 9 A 6 5 3 0 A J 7 6 4 4 ft 3 W. K a> 10 6 2 a> K Q J ft 3 9 9 7 2 9 K 8 0 Q 10 5
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    SPEEDY POSIEN LEADS THE WAY FOR A FINE S'PORE YACHT WIN
    96 10 SPEEDY Posien (Lt Adams), taking the lead m the Firefly Class contest m the Indonesia versus Singapore yacht meet on Sunday. Close behind is Suirkel sailed by Indonesia s Wouor. Third Ln the picture is Rosella sailed by Jasin
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    LIM SAVES POINT BLANK SHOTS
    229 10 Bintang Bulan 5: R.T.C 0. GEYLANG. Wed. Reform Training Centre's goalie Lim Khye Hoe was m great form. He saved point blank shots m this Div. 3D soccer match yesterday. Bintang Bulan sho w c d superiority from the first whistle. They opened accounts through
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    GSC 'Z' trounce Barretto 41-9
    35 10 SERANGOON. Wed. Girl Sports Club 'Z' team trounced Barretto Sports Club 41-9 In a netball tie played yesterday. GSC Z' led 21-6 In the first half. Mrs. D. Ebert refereed.
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    Sending Soh to Rome
    201 10 Must the fans p ay j 0 that $5,000 journey? SINGAPORE, Wed. How important is Mr. Soh Ghee Soon's trip to Rome to represent Singapore at the Federation of International Football Association conference during the Olympic Games m August? This is the question m everyone's mind
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    THIRD DAY OF CHESS DRAWN, BUT BARTLEY IS BEATEN
    122 10  - THIRD DAY OF CHESS DRAWN, BUT BARTLEY IS BEATEN LIM KOK ANN By •SINGAPORE. Wed. In the third round of the Interschool championship. Presbyterian Boys School and Bartley ended their day's play with two points each. The second board was ad- judicated on the 60th move <see diagram i with
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    Abdullah of Bukom —The man who shapes champions
    142 10 Abdullah of Bukom The man who shapes champions PI LAI lil'ko.M. I THIS is the man who groomed V. Ko I the current National and <>. I champion of Singapore. m He is KM. Abdullan. a labour supervisor here. Coached by him six years ago. Kesavan has now soared to
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    Sgt. Holbrook best shot of the week
    45 10 Sgt. Holbrook best shot of the week BUKIT TIMAH. Wed.—Results of the Spoon Shoot of the Singapore Rifle Association held on Sunday are:S.R. (a) Gunscore Sgt. Holbrook 95. Handicap J.E. Rasmussen 95 (99.5). S.R. <b) Gunscore D. Hannam 100. Handicap M. de Cruz 99 (102).
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    Kent House, 417 points, are champs
    105 10 IT" ENT house won the R.A.F. Secondary Modern School athletic team championship at Changi last week. Picture shows the headmaster. Mr. F. J. Roberts and Mrs. M. N. Maynard. wife of the Cummandmt; Officer. G Captain M.' N. Maynard. with the winning team. Kent
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      36 10 Today's Sport ATHLETICS: Inter -Schools meet Serangoon District (finals) Farrer Park C 1.45 p.m.): Katong District. Dunman Road: Bukit Timah District. Bukit Timah. SOCCER: S.BH.F.A. League and Cup Junior •B Metal Box v S.T.C., Farrer Park.
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    In 3 Districts: Free Press gallery of winners
    34 11 1 •'vi V Porvothy _.r»l WWCK MOW Anqclme Chan Lim Nqun Yoke Douglas Gomes William Yeo C. Rabrindran Jeffrey Tan Lim Kwong Hoon Heng Jce Yong
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    KEEN RIVALRY HIGHLIGHTS THE OPENING DAY AS SCHOOLS BEGIN BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY
    550 11 KEEN RIVALRY HIGHLIGHTS THE OPENING DAY AS SCHOOLS BEGIN BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY OUKIT TIMAH. Wed.— 13 Singapore's two top athletic schools yesterday began the battle for the Bukit Timah District title. Chinese High and Anglo-Chinese Schools' are both noted for the regularity with which they produce Singapore champions. Their rivalry
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    Raffles Institution clear winners by 130 points in City District clash
    661 11 Raffles Institution clear winners by 130 points in City District clash 1* iwriTiTinv FABREH PARK. Wednesday: ,1 i» t:,Mlv uo lll( Inter-School championship 1. Lil> Disirui sports concluded yesterday. Raffles won The full results 239 M re third I by 150 ft d AtTlbor NunG0 n C RabRwmi RI-. rUscu
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    YORKSHIRE GO FURTHER AHEAD AT TOP OF COUNTY LIST
    330 11 YORKSHIRE GO FURTHER AHEAD AT TOP OF COUNTY LIST LONDON. Wed. Don Wil- j son. left-arm .spinner.' took five for .JO to help Yorkshire, beat Derbyshire by 58 1 runs at Chesterfield yester- 1 day. While the county cricket champions were heading for victory, their nearest rivals, Middlesex and Lancashire,
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