The Singapore Free Press, 16 July 1960

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    Masthead
    14 1 IS TALKING The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon ULTIMATUM BY LUMUMBA
    412 1 IN: THE BIG AIRLIFT OF UNITED NATIONS TROOPS AMP FOOD BEGINS OUT; THE BELGIAN EXODUS FROM CONGO TERROR CONTINUES let out m 1 2 hours' he ills Belgian iops, envoys i|M)LD\ILLK. Sat. The last niffcf broke oft* imatic relations with Beli and the (on^o Premier, rice Lumumba,
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    Famous singer dies
    19 1 NEW YORK. Sat. Lawrence Tibbett, 63, world famous bass, radio. TV and nlm star, died yesterday.
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    The Malayan boycott takes its toll: 208 get the sack
    231 1 The Malayan boycott takes its toll: 208 get the sack DURBAN, Saturday. ni'XLOPS (South Africa) dismissed 208 white and African employees from their factory here on Thursday because of the boycott of South African goods, called by Malaya's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. 1 This was the biggest staff lay-off
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    Seven lucky girls
    348 1 Scholarships to stay m U.S. for year to study way of life SINGAPORE, Sat CEVEN Singapore schoolgirls have won scholarships to stay with selected families m the United States for one year. They are Hilary T. Pcralta, Helen W. G. Christopher, Genevieve de Rozario. Joan Chee Kirn
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    POLICEMAN'S LOT IS N-O-T A HAPPY ONE...
    78 1 POLICEMAN'S LOT IS N-O-T A HAPPY ONE... MANILA, Sat. A police corporal m Aklan Province. Central Philippines, was axed on the neck, hammered on the forehead, knifed m the stomach and stabbed m the back with an ice-pick but survived to tell his tale. From a hospital's operating table, Corporal
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    Oil tanker hits sunken object minutes before reaching port
    119 1 Oil tanker hits sunken object minutes before reaching port NEW YORK, Saturday. A CRIPPLED Panamanian tanker, the s.s. Alkaifi was grounded yesterday on the rocks by the sea wall of the United Nations building. Salvage crews pumped oil from the striken tanker m an attempt to right her, as fears
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    Union chiefs warned
    29 1 NEW DELHI. Sat.— The Indian Government today told trade union chiefs that it would be ready for talks only when the five-day-old strike was called off.
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    Probe into palsy.
    23 1 LONDON, Sat. Th e National Spastics Society announced a Msl7 million orogramme of research into the cause of cerebral palsy.
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    15,000 on strike
    18 1 MADRAS, Sat— About 15.000 workers at two British-owned textile mills here went on Strike yesterday.
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    Mac for Argentina
    18 1 LONDON, Sat.— Mr. Harold Macmlllan, has accepted an invitation to visit Argentina from President Frondizi.
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    KIDNAP REPORT: POLICE HUNT FOR CAR
    141 1  - KIDNAP REPORT: POLICE HUNT FOR CAR ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE, Sat. O An island-wide police dragnet was set up early this morning following a report that a Singapore towkay had been kidnapped. Within minutes of a 999 call received at Police Headquarters at 7.18 a.m. an "immediate temporary alarm" was
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    Hochoy is Governor
    27 1 PORT OF SPAIN. Sat.— Sir Solomon Hochoy. a West Indian, took the oath of office as Trinidad's first Governor since the Island achieved self-rule.
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    Airline's plight
    20 1 MIAMI. Sat. Seizure of four of its planes by American firms forced Cuban airline Aerovias to suspend operations.
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    Old ways won't do: Kennedy slams at Ike
    145 1 Old ways won't do: Kennedy slams at Ike LOS ANGELES, Sat.— Senator John Kennedy said here yesterday that, if elected president, he would demand sacrifices by the American people to "repair the failures of President Eisenhower's Republican Administration." Kennedy, attacking President Eisenhower's handling of foreign and domestic affairs, he said
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon CALL TO FIGHT REDS
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    Admiral's trip off
    24 1 TAIPEH, Sat. Admiral Arlelgh Burke, American Chief of Naval Operation*, has cancelled his trip to Formosa and other SouthEast Asian countries.
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    Free in October
    23 1 LONDON, Sat— The House of Commons yesterday approved a bill granting independence to the British colony of Nigeria next October.
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    New air service
    18 1 JAKARTAr^Satr-^The^ze-choslovak airline. CSA, will begin a new service between Jakarta and Prague from July 27.
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    Cabinet resigns
    13 1 TOKYO, Sat— Prime Minister Noousuke Klshi's third cabinet resigned last night.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    25 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today buying $133 and selling $1.41 xd. Second Malayan Fund manager's prices buying $1.03 and selling $109 xd.
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    76 terrorists dead
    16 1 SAIGON, Sat. A South Vietnamese army unit killed 76 Communist terrorists near Saigon.
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    Buyers reluctant to take on new commitments: Dull note at week's close
    699 2 Buyers reluctant to take on new commitments: Dull note at week's close T'HE London stock markets finished an unsettled week on a dull note. There was a tendency for equities to harden during the early stages m spite of the disappointing United Kingdom trade figure for June Buyers proved reluctant
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    Trade pact with Japan
    87 2 LONDON: The United Kingdom and Japan signed new trade arrangements here covering the 12 months ending March 31. 1961. and providing for import quotas and other irsde facilities between the two countries. Announcing this, the Board of Trade recalled that Japan had recently embarked on a
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    192 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board whanrs this morning;: Musi Lloyd 1/2, Wonorato 4/5, Heiyo Mara 6A, Charon 6/7, Riverbank 8/9, Soudan 10/11. Aalsdyk 13/14, Plying Endeavor 15/16, City of Colombo 18. Miryu Mara 19, Sedili N.Wall 2, Oian Ann N.Wall 5, Benveg 21/22, Nankai Mara
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONO. Friday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,230 $1,230 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $93.00 j;9l.00 Wheeloclc tUyers Marden 7.40 7.45 sales sales H Kong phone $3800 $38 25 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $28.80 $28.90 sales sal«s Talkoo
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    A cheerful note on the last full day of week
    450 2 A cheerful note on the last full day of week I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Saturday. T«HE MALAYAN Stock Exchange concluded 1 the last full trading day of the week yesterday on a more cheerful note. The benefit
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    RUBBER
    156 2 After a fall in opening prices the market closes quiet LONDON, Sat. After opening a farthing to three-eighths lower, influenced by the Singapore decline, rubber prices steadied in a quiet volume of business. A little short covering and some trade buying developed at the lower levels which continued to
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      116 2 LONDON. July 15. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS B.i.f. European ports July 31 15 16 31 j Aug\ 31 10 16 31 9,' IS RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 31* 31; RUBBER No. 1 RSS Sattlsmant Mouse Tsrms Aug 31 7/16 31; Sipt 31 1116 3U
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      New York Prices
      53 2 NEW YORK. July 15. Provious Today TIN Otraits spot 102.75 103.12 RUBBER Futures July 42.30 42.674 Sept 37 4:> 37.87* SALES: 39 lots. TONE: Steady. NO. 1 RSS July landed price 4li 4 1 J COFFEE: Futures B Contract July 35.66 36.11 Above prices quoted m TJS
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      Dow Jones Averages
      35 2 NEW YORK. July 15. Previous Today 30 Industrials 631.32 630 24 ?0 Railroads 13v44 13VS9 40 Domestic Bends 83.30 £3.36 IS Utilities 94.10 93.99 65 Stocks Composite f Averages 208 29 205.16
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 Malabar spot and afloat? 60. July shipment 60. Lampon* spot and afloats 60. July shipment 60. Muntok white ■pal and afloats OS, July shipment. 82, sellers, ex-dock Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      80 2 LONDON. July 15. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K. /North European ports delivered weight par long tin July J192» $192 COPRA. Straits c.i.f. U.K.. North European ports delivered weight par long ton July/ Aug. 69* COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m bulk per long ton
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    UP 31 DOWN 12 UNCHANGED 133
    874 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS. eel cm caf'til issue Mil exclulug everythiag. »< m eielulng RiviMM. i cli m CM Mbh issue V xcr sr iKlMug capital retire. ccr m cm capital retire. I M cum RiviMM. call a-
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    Complete Malayanisation in 10 years
    161 3  -  ALAN KHOO PROMOTE ASIANS TO POSTS O RMERLY RESERVED 0 R EXPATS ONLY ddada SINGAPORE, Saturday \l O \M>ATION oi top posts m Singapore „v snowballing" as more and more 1 ■Tpg tirniN here realise that this is what the! pic ik manager predicted that
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    Theft case is postponed as prosecutor leaves court
    151 3 Theft case is postponed as prosecutor leaves court SINGAPORE, Sat. A police prosecutor had to leave his court without anyone to relieve him. to give evidence m two other courts. Inspector Yeap Ultra Hock, who was to prosecute a theft case m the Fifth Magistrate's Court against a Government peon.
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    Advisory committee
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A new body comprising leaders of commerce, industry and the banking community to advise the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, on trade matters, has begun work at the Ministry.
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    He fled with crew's pay
    112 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The a quartermaster of the "Silat Sunda", Umar bin Marbu, who absconded m April witn the overtime salary of his fellow crewmembers, was fined $500 or two months' jail by the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, for criminal breach of trust. He
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    Better drivers now?
    24 3 KLANG. Sat.— The number of traffic offences m the Klang District dropped to 133 last month, compared with 200 m May.
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    Stephen meets a vampire and vows: No more lifts for pretty women
    358 3  - Stephen meets a vampire and vows: No more lifts for pretty women A. RICHARDS By 3ERANGOON GARO DEN, Sat.— A British Serviceman m Singapore has made a vow never to give a lift to any beautiful lady m distress again. REASON: Mr. Stephen J. Crawley, a Royal Army Ordnance Corps
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    KARIMON (JUST 20 MILES AWAY) WILL BE TOURIST PARADISE AND S-E-ASIAN 'MONTE CARLO'
    128 3 KARIMON (JUST 20 MILES AWAY) WILL BE TOURIST PARADISE AND S-E-ASIAN 'MONTE CARLO' SINGAPORE. Sat. A money-spinning South-East Asian Monte Carlo will soon be opened not far from Singapore. Plans to this effect are now being busily prepared by officials of the Indonesian Consulate-General here. This South-East. Asian city of
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    DR. CHAN GOES TO FRANCE TO TAKE PART IN WORLD STUDENT TALKS
    147 3 DR. CHAN GOES TO FRANCE TO TAKE PART IN WORLD STUDENT TALKS SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Chan Swan Tong, secretary of the Students' Christian Movement Council m Malaya and Singapore, is now m Strasbourg, France, to attend the World Students' Christian Federation conference. The conference, the first one the W.S.C.F. is
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    Scientists' meeting
    29 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A Malayan scientist, Dr. Francis Morsingh, will be among 500 scientists attending a symposium on "The Chemistry of Natural Products" m Australia next month.
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    Acting secretary
    17 3 KUANTAN, Sat— Pahang's first Assistant State Secretary, Inche Ahmad Nordin, Ii now acting State Secretary.
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    JENNY OH CHOSEN FOR ONE YEAR'S STUDY AWARD IN U.S. SCHOOL
    133 3 JENNY OH CHOSEN FOR ONE YEAR'S STUDY AWARD IN U.S. SCHOOL BUKIT TIMAH, Sat Miss Jenny Oh. 17, of Johore Bahru will leave for California at the end oi this month on an American Field Service Scholarship for one year. She is one of the six chosen from Malaya for
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    Sir Laurence's son
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mr. Tarquin Olivier, son of Sir Laurence Olivier, is now visiting the Federation to collect material to write a book on the peoples of South-East Asia, including Malaya
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    'DUCKLING WITH 3 LEGS IS BAD OMEN' SAY VILLAGERS
    104 3 'DUCKLING WITH 3 LEGS IS BAD OMEN' SAY VILLAGERS WuKrF TIMAif j r Sat. —A freak duckling here has three legs. But it cannot stand or walk as one of its legs only has a normal growth. The freak has one normal leg, a second one near the belly but
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      156 3 YOUR RADIO TODAY Medium Wave 476 metres Short Wave: 62 metres 4780 ke/s P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 1.03 Evergreen parade; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Weekly share market report; 1.45 Norj!ie^ Paramor conducts; 2.00 Ths MalayaiT^oucIv 2.30 Piano playtime; 2.45 Soft and sweet; 3.15 Scottish dan< music; 3.30 Saturday prom; 4.30
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    100 children for 'adoption'
    188 4  -  A. MAHADEVA FOR ONLY $60 A YEAR YOU CAN BE THE SPONSOR OF A CHILD IN TRAFALGAR HOME By Singapore, Saturday JHE SINGAPORE Leprosy Relief Association has a unique scheme for the public to assist m its work. The scheme envisages members of the Eublic "adopting"
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    A BID FOR TALKS ON FULL PENSION RIGHTS
    68 4 A BID FOR TALKS ON FULL PENSION RIGHTS BUTTERWORTH, Sat. The chairman of the North Malaya Pensioners' Association, Mr. L.M. Netto, said he had written to the Prime Minister's office to ask for discussion on claims for restoration of full pension rights. "I will also seek a ruling on my
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    More doctors soon
    33 4 IPOH. Sat. The Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, has promised that he would try to increase the number of doctors at the General Hospital here.
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    POLICE PLAN A CAMPAIGN TO HELP THE PUBLIC FIGHT CRIME
    122 4 POLICE PLAN A CAMPAIGN TO HELP THE PUBLIC FIGHT CRIME PENANG, Sat. Police are planning to distribute more than 5,000 copies of an anti-crime booklet to combat burglaries and thefts. It is part of a long-term project, according to Mr R. G. Baxter, OCPD George Town. Mr. Baxter said the
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    St. John contest
    34 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will attend the finals of the St. John Ambulance Brigade competition at the national headquarters here on July 30.
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    Tengku invited to see opening of Kedah's biggest farm display
    144 4 Tengku invited to see opening of Kedah 's biggest farm display A LOR STAR, Sat.— A The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and the Minister of Agriculture, Inche Aziz bin Ishak, have been invited to attend today's official opening by the Sultan of Kedah's biggest ever agri-horticultural exhibition. The exhibition,
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    3 adventurous youths from S'pore leave for Britain with the hope of joining Merchant Nav
    70 4 3 adventurous youths from S'pore leave for Britain with the hope of joining Merchant Nav Three adventurous Singapore youths, whose applications to join the Royal Malayan Navy were turned down, have sailed for Britain with the hope of joining the British Men hant N' av ti,„ fl m im Men
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    A PLAY TO BOOST THE MALAY CULTURE
    146 4 A PLAY TO BOOST THE MALAY CULTURE SINGAPORE, Sat. A play based on Hang Jebat the Rebel, the legendary Malay warrior hero of 15th century, will be staged by undergraduates of the University of Malaya m Singapore at Victoria Theatre on July 25 and 26 at 8 p.m. The popular
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    A new appointment
    29 4 KUANTAN, Sat The former superintendent of the Monb Youth Training Centre Inche Daud bin Hashim. has taken over duties as the State Social Welfare Officer, Fahang.
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    Airman McCleod pla to break this scooter trip recor
    172 4 Airman McCleod pla to break this scooter trip recor TANGLIN. SatuJ J^ BRITISH airman will leave SingapoJ Penang next month on his scooter attempt to break a photographer's rerenffl of 30 hours and 45 minutes for the lirj 1 round-trip. He is Airman Wijs Cleod, of RAF Chan; has been
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    COURT ACQUITS A MAN ON ASSAULT CHARGE
    87 4 COURT ACQUITS A MAN ON ASSAULT CHARGE JOHORE BAHRU, Sat [Chok Tai Chin, of the n F n r. Arm y Vehicle Ordnance Depot, Port Diekm?.* 555 m the magistrate's court here on a charge of assaulting a constaoie and preventing him from carrying out his duty the court that
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    Assembly meeting
    13 4 KUANTAN, Sat. -The Pahang state Legislative Assembly will meet here on
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    4,000 acres for rural project
    48 4 IPOH. Sat. Th* J I State Government W* ed 4.000 acr- of affl^ land m Sungej X: M Kampar. for a rura. cl ment project. m The land i> to be under th*> Re* 5 1 Development m^ m m Scheme. i 4
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      43 4 SINGAPORE JffrW ii TODAY. 4.41 p.m. TOMORROW: 5.07 a.m. and 5.33 p.m. MONDAY: 6.49 a.m. and €.36 p.m. TUESDAY: 8 32 a.m, and 7.40 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.33 a.m. and 8.33 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.17 a,m. and 9.16 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.52 a.m. and 9-54 p.m.
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    Daniel Defoe tires of his old coins
    259 5  -  ESME BAPTISTA L ONCE REFUSED $250 0 r AN 1804 PIECE: joW HE WANTS TO eLL THE WHOLE LOT B) SINGAPORE, Sat. want to set the ball of conversation Urn *h*n friends call over, a sure way to P> to becMW I numismatist.
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    DMAN RECEIVED DOLE WHEN PLOYED: FINED
    30 5 AO- 8. was $75 by the c. Mr. R. 8.1. ot partacnl ived her Ol September de>he found iiy. rtt r Teoh r told
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    If to Indonesia... ack in a month
    21 5 If to Indonesia... ack in a month ISwami m on S uth-E on CulF rishna ud. s for return to the
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    PPP criticise Louw
    34 5 IPOH. Sat. The People's Progressive Party yesterday I severely criticised the South African Minister for External I Affairs, Mr. Eric Louw. for his attack on Tengku Abdul Rahman's, stand against apartheid.
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    Play in Malay by Peranakans
    181 5 PROCEEDS WILL GO TO THE ST. JOHN BUILDING FUND SINGAPORE. Sat.— A group of Peranakans, Straitsborn Chinese, are staging a play m Malay, "Ayer Mata Ibu," at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight and tomorrow. The play, which starts at 8 p.m. on both days, is
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    Aussie plan to boost exports: Floating fair to call at island
    206 5 Aussie plan to boost exports: Floating fair to call at island KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A FLOATING Australian trade fair will visit Malayan ports early next year m the course of a tour of South-East Asia to boost exports. The 40-member trade mission is being sponsored by, the newly- formed Australian
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    FINED $500 FOR SELLING BANNED SYRUP
    74 5 FINED $500 FOR SELLING BANNED SYRUP SINGAPORE. Sat. A shopkeeper was fined $500 m a magistrate's court for selling -a bottle of syrup which contained saccabariii a prohibited substance. Wee Boon Chye of Chop Teck Leong. Nelson Road, pleaded that he was only a retailer of the product which bore
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    A DEATH CRASH DRIVER ON $1,000 BAIL
    97 5 A DEATH CRASH DRIVER ON $1,000 BAIL KUALA KUBU BHARU. Sat.— A driver of the North Sino-Malay Transport Co. at Taiping. Mat bin Awang, 34, was allowed bail of $1,000 after he pleaded not guilty m the Sessions Court. He was on a charge of causing the death of 10
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    Rail disrupted
    29 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Rail services between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore were disrupted yesterday when 31 wagons of a north-bound goods train were derailed at j Serdang. i
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      313 5 [DIARY^QF I TODAY'S 1 1 1 i YOUTH FOR CHRIST: Launching a decade of Destiny" rally at Victoria Memorial Hall 7.30 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at i Ramakrishna Mission Boys' i i Home. Bartley Road. 7.30 p.m. YMCA (Orchard Road): Film. show -Adventures of Robinson I Crusoe"
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    DEATH
    35 6 MRS. C. C. LCI i Nee Kw Jong Mir Kn o<*n) panned away peacefully on I Saturday 16 7 SO. Funeral today i* T SO from J*. Peircc Road at 4 p.m. to B:dadan.
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      WOMEN BARBERS: NO NEED TO CRUMBLE
      123 6 WOMEN BARBERS: NO NEED TO CRUMBLE 0 I am not the least surprised that women barbers are now the rage in Singapore. There's no need tor male barbers to grumble as oil is fair and square in business. If men can attend to women in beauty parlours I don't see
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      TAXI METERS: NEED TO REVISE RULES
      118 6 TAXI METERS: NEED TO REVISE RULES 0 Last week I bargained with a taxi driver before proceeding to Pasir Panjang from Serongcon Road. The driver at first asked for payment according to the meter but later on agreed on a fixed amount. During the trip he was afraid of Vehicle
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      EDUCATING YOUTHS ON SOCIAL PROBLEMS
      78 6 EDUCATING YOUTHS ON SOCIAL PROBLEMS What teenagers m Singapore need today is a greater awareness of social problems, especially m a place like Singapore with its multi-racial characteristics. The only way to make them good citizens is by sponsoring tours to selected places where they can gain first hand knowledge.
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      93 6 On behalf of the Walking Club of Singapore. I'd like to congratulate the two Servicemen who achieved a record time of 9-2 hours m their walk from Chongi to Tuas. We are very hoppy to note that they have reduced the time by such a big
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      19 6 It is only people of small moral stature who have to stand on their dignity. —ARNOLD BENNETT.
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    1114 6  -  OSWALD HENRY SINGER JEAN HIT IT RICH, NOW SHE WANTS TO STUDY PLASTIC SURGERY IN JAPAN NIGHT BEAT... BY MARRIAGE? OH NO! I'M FAR TOO YOUNG FOR ALL THAT *************************8888 l 888 SAYS FILM STAR CATHERINE Catherine finds room at the
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    Catching eye AND ear...
    13 6 LAWRENCE AND JACQUELINE CORINA WITH THE CHINESE MINSTREL VIOLIN
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    The girl from Ohio a the minstrel's viol
    169 6 The girl from Ohio a the minstrel's viol the^e two young Americans who are touring the Far East before getting back to the United States and their students. It was "Jackie" who caught my eye and ear as I wandered through the lobby of a Singapore hotel on my uightbeat.
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    The girl in the crowd
    38 7 spotted in the city by Free lion Hai Fong. If she will call at f rHc« (Times House, River Valley Road) e will receive a prize of $15 and a com- this picture
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    No more powers to 'book' hawkers
    154 7  -  ROY LAZAROO MINISTRY ORDERS HALT TO /WRESTS ASKS FOR WRITTEN REPORTS City Council I inspectors told to give up tickets i 6 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Health Ministry has temporarily withdrawn the powers of hawker inspectors to "ticket" hawkers who flout the law. This move,
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    Cannery chief is fined $2OO
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A pineapple cannery directdr was fined $200 for refusing to Droduce his firm's records for inspection when requested by Mr. Kao Wei Tsan. a chief Inspector of the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board. Tay Keng Huat of Lam Huat Hup Kee Pineapple Co. L*d..
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    A change of site?
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A report by a civil aviation expert on the proposed $50--million airport for the Federal capital is expected to recommend a change of site.
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    4 SLABS OF GOLD ONFISCATED FTER TRIAL
    45 7 4 SLABS OF GOLD ONFISCATED FTER TRIAL I ned Ing m oars of hlcta he r o the Johore pore on to I search senior b refold Kam said W Uki old from first did not "ike the Fede- D Of on a! an >d.
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    Hostel expansion
    21 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Malayan Youth Hostels Association is anxious to start branches and spread its facilities throughout the country.
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    All-out bid to get last three bandits to give up before July 31
    225 7 All-out bid to get last three bandits to give up before July 31 KUANTAN, Saturday. ALL-OUT efforts will be made to get the last three Communis! terrorists m West Pahang lo surrender before the official ending of the I Emergency on July 31 Two of the bandits are topj rankers.
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    LOCAL LECTURER GETS A CANADIAN AWARD TO CONDUCT LAW RESEARCH
    213 7 LOCAL LECTURER GETS A CANADIAN AWARD TO CONDUCT LAW RESEARCH SINGAPORE, Sat.- Mr. John Tan Chor Yong, an Assistant Lecturer m Law at the University of Malaya m Singapore, has been awarded a Canadian Government scholarship to do research m International Law at McGill University, Montreal, for two years. Mr.
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    $15,000 bail for three charged following police raid on hotel
    152 7 $15,000 bail for three charged following police raid on hotel SINGAPORE, Sat. Three men were brought up In the Ninth Magistrate's Court on charges under the Women and Girls Protection Ordinance. They were Ong Kirn Teng, Myeow Yeo Teck and Mohamed Ismail bin Abdullah, who pleaded not guilty and were
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    The Council needs an expert to head its hawkers section
    133 7 The Council needs an expert to head its hawkers section SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'J'Hli City Council is on the look-out for an expert to head its Markets and Hawkers Department. The post, carrying an initial basic salary of $960 and reaching a maximum of $1,240, has been vacant since 1958. The
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    Inquiry commission
    31 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Dr. B. R. Sreenlvasan has been named by the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara to head a special commission of inquiry into recurrent expenditure m the various Government departments.
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    Blood type on I-C ?
    32 7 Blood type on I-C PENANG, Sat.— The Bukit Mertajam Rotary Club has recommended to the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare that identity cards should specify the blood groups of their holders.
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    A charity concert
    27 7 PENANG. Sat.— The babas and nonyas here will stage a charity concert m aid of the Federation School for the Deaf on Aug. 6.
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    Catapult vandals smash windows
    158 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Precious stained- glass windows of Singapore churches are being damaged by Teddy Boys, armed with stones and catapults. The St. Joseph's Church m Victoria Street reported irreparable damage to nine such windows. According to the parish priest, these specially-designed glass windows are not available
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    'End of world' parody is on the campus
    247 7  - 'End of world' parody is on the campus M. LOGANATHAN FRESHMAN PERCHED ON THE TOP OF UNION HOUSE THREATENS TO JUMP UHLESS... By Bukit Timah, Sat. J^ FRESHMAN balanced himself precariously on top of the Union House m the University of Malaya campus and threatened to jump to death. About
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    SHOP ASSISTANT IS FINED $500 FOR AIDING A LOTTERY
    126 7 SHOP ASSISTANT IS FINED $500 FOR AIDING A LOTTERY SINGAPORE, Sat.— A shop assistant, Lee Yee Khiam, was helping to run a "characters'* lottery when he was arrested m a raid at his shop on Jan. 9, Mr. C. H. Teo, the Sixth Magistrate ruled. Lee, who earns $150 a
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      45 7 POP -What Serves! By fog JR tv/te. NMB TiesJ t»,<e a F| Om kjo- esll'i myself W[U EKOUGH TT3/MUQV-nL.L.I^tK»G ft* KlEVttt. i |R 4m 111 Oon't treat to lick...be sore et a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press
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    DESPERATION: 'If I had a title to sum up my life that is word I would use'
    1343 8  - DESPERATION 'If I had a title to sum up my life that is word I would use' David Lewin THE] WEIRD 1 WfIIDIOFTTEHNESSEE WILLIAMS A STUDY OF THE FRIGHTENING BUT BRILLIANT TALENT OF A MAN WHOSE WORKS REPEL AND FASCINATE CrglTiCS By BEGINNING TODAY. ..PART ONE OF A NEW SERIES
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      83 8 ARE YOU WELL INFORMED? "Well, I don't know. But so much has happened m recent years that will affect me and my family for years to come that I find myself getting increasingly interested m events both here and abroad. i "THAT'S WHY I TAKE THE SUNDAY MAIL. IT'S A
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      430 8 ?'Jj-~i ta^'it i'Jftrßi falmmuß&&&mmmmmmmHe£mmmm m9 m 4 mmmm^fiEU[7 ItU ASA^fc^^'^ t l k < r *T > PC IJORN today, you have a LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) mj strong, imperious nature After your morning devotions, and are demanding of spend the balance of the day others. Since you have a
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    vo of the top school District tennis teams: Victors Katong and beaten Bukit Timah
    72 9 vo of the top school District tennis teams: Victors Katong and beaten Bukit Timah I! Finalists of the Inter-dis-trict tennis tournament eld at St. Patrick's on Wedr>da\. The four players andin? comprise the wining team, Katong. Kneeling are the runners- up, Bukit Timah. From left to right, standing: Tan Seng
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    e shape is the same, but he Prefect is perfect now
    402 9 e shape is the same, but he Prefect is perfect now CABS... THE WOMAN'S VIEW By CHRISTINE RODDY j you drive Fonf Protect ■on you. I l>e surN. pkj.xjntlv, many :ippenlHMtures. j sup. f this is only N as the Pre(pven con- sistent value for so many years. In fact,
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    Japan launch plan to win swim honours at '64 Games
    196 9 Japan launch plan to win swim honours at '64 Games rKYO. Sat.— Teenage Japanese swimmers with International experience should be ready to capture swimming honours for Japan at the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. The Japanese Amateur Swimming Federation recently announced a five-year scheme, with the emphasis on youth and experience,
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    YMCA billiards tourney
    73 9 SINGAPOREr^aT. YMCA will stage the 1960 team billiards-snooker championship tournament for the Lee Wing Kee Challenge Cup, on August 3 at 6.15 p.m Entries for this competition are open to all members of the association. Entries together with $2 as entrance fee should be addressed to Mr.
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    Take over bid ends in chaos
    56 9 LONDON, Sat. A bid by seven business men to take over Oldham Athletic ended m confusion. On a show of hands, the 300 shareholders voted the seven into office, but after more than 100 had drifted away from the meeting, chairman Gordon Bloor announced
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    Lock icon Teenagers crack world records
    40 9 INDIANAPOLIS, Sat.— Lynn Burke, 17, of California, shattered tne world record for 200-metre backstroke. Her time 2min 33.55ec. Donna de Verona, 13, set a new world record of smin 36.55 ec for 400-metres individual medley. Reuter
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    Use these and you won't have trouble
    251 9 Use these and you won't have trouble BY the use of the tiller and the two sheets, the helmsman and crew can sail m almost any direction. Despite the inherent disability of the sailing boat to travel dead into the wind we can get from A to B, regardless of
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    Now he's happy
    40 9 LONDON, Sat. Watford captain Cliff Holton, top scorer m the Footbal League last season with 48 goals, resigned from the dub when the club agreed to allow him more time off to run his engineering business. r*\
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      544 9 OEOR(,es GARRISON CHURCH. 48 Wan Tbo Avenue: Tami^ ***** barr **s: 9.45 ajn. Sunday School; 11.00 joojy Communion; 5.30 ajn. Morning Worship; 5.00 p.m. 1: A 9 30 an Training Union; 6.00 p.m. EvenL*Wce. 10 30 am. w^p. H.Z- 30 Pm (XTIIFDRAL OF GOOD n SHEPHERD (Bras Basah J^.Ka-or.? Church):
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    SEVENTH VARSITY GAMES OPEN
    22 10 The Hong Kong and Malayan University contingents at the opening ceremony of the seventh Inter-V ars>ty b.-annual w
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    'The result is unimportant so long as the spirit of comradeship is there'
    286 10  - 'The result is unimportant so long as the spirit of comradeship is there' EDWARD D' SOUZA By Bukit Timah, Sat THE seventh Inter- Varsity bi-annual Games were declared open by the Principal of lhe University of Malaya, Singapore Division, Prolessor E, S. Monteiro. yesterday. A huge crowd heard speeches by
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    'PRISON' DIET FOR SPINKS
    226 10 'PRISON' DIET FOR SPINKS LONDON. Sat.— Terry Spinks will be under close guard m a home-made jail at Maidstone for the last two weeks of training for his title fight against British feather-weight champion Bobby Neill at London's Royal Albert Hall on September 27. It will be Spinks's first title
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    Lock icon Pone agrees
    25 10 BANGKOK, Sat. World flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch will fight Argentina's Pascual Perez despite the expiration of the contract for their return bout. U.P.I.
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    9 horses are demoted from Class One
    168 10 9 horses are demoted from Class One iS'dt.— O Nine noises from Class One have been demoted to Class Two according to the latest Straits Racing Associa- tion classifications announced yesterday. They are Straits Code. Picture Fan 11, Brilliant Light. I Grand Coup. Movie House 11. Paths of Wisdom. Come
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    Netball battle between the wed and unwed
    64 10 Netball battle between the wed and unwed SINGAPORE, Sat. The annual Married versusSinfele Girls Sports Club netball match will be played on the club ground on Tuesday at 5.15 p.m. Teams: Married: Linda Carnegie, A. de Cruz. C. Bellety, I. Wood, Daisy Tan, M. Raven, G. Lange. Single: P. Shrapnel.
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    Rugby ace Beverley Risman joins the Coventry Club
    85 10 LONDON, Sat. Beverley Risman, England's Rugby fly-half until the meteoric rise last season of Richard Sharp, is joining the Coventry club. He will play for them when he is not needed by Loughborough College, where he is to take a PT course.
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    Big fight may be in Dallas
    249 10 DALLAS, Sat. Boxing promoter. Bill Fugazy, said Dallas would be favoured as the site for a third Floyd PattersonIngemar Johansson heavyweight championship match if it could meet three obligations. At a news conference, the President of Feature Sports, Inc.. listed them as (1) guarantee
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    MALAYAN VARSITY UNLUCKY TO DRAW WITH H.K.
    276 10 MALAYAN VARSITY UNLUCKY TO DRAW WITH H.K. Hong Konf 0 Malaya 0 1 I BUKIT TIMAH. Sat. University of Malaya were i unlucky to draw this soccer 1 match the first game m the seventh inter-varsity bi- annual Games but they have their forwards to blame for i weak finishing.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    226 10 by M. Harrison-Cray Dealer: South North-South came N. d> 7 6 A J 8 7 4 '2 OK Q 3 4* J 10 5 W. t. AQ9652 d> A J 8 4 tfK9 Q 10 6 3 ***** 098 4 8 6 4 7 4 3, S. 4>
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    Doubtful starter
    42 10 LONDON. Sat. Basil Heatley (Coventry Godiva*. who was told by a specialist that he might never race again because of chronic foot strain, failed to start m a come-back race the other day and is doubtful for the AAA championships.
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    The Griffin norumpus is suc unpleasant mem
    517 10  - The Griffin norumpus is suc unpleasant mem DICK WHITTINGTON By LONDON Si Tllli South African cricketers wo me to make excuses for their (knv nil defeat by England m the IVm s H do I wish or intend to do mx r ENGLAND WON so swiftly and surely because she
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    11 10 TOKYO S dlew m Tatumi. J m ten round.v-!Mjj
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    18 11 A RALLY BY SETIA BRINGS VICTORY I -ed pped I nad Lett corner to S til UP I
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    Lock icon SWISS TAKES STAGE No 19
    94 11 BBS ANC OH (Eastern France), Sat.— Roie Graf of Switzerland won the 19th stage of the Tour de France cycle race. He clocked lhr. 59min. 28sec. from Pontarlier to Besancon. Raymond liastrettn «France) was second L'hr. Olmin. 31sec. and third Gastone Nencini •Italy) In 2hr.
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    uang and Kamariah score top marks at ukit Batok athletics
    296 11  -  S P.ooi i was Dr i I By ROBERT CHONG shot Put: 1. Lim Moh Khim. 2 Hanmut Kambali. 100 yds.: 1. Buamj bin Diem. 2. Rahmat bin K.iinbali. 22" yds.: 1. Sain bin Suih, 2 Kainan bin Muslim. K<»
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    WHITE AND RED REIGN AT PEARL BANK AND PARK ROAD ATHLETICS
    366 11 HAVELOCK, Saturday. PEARL Bank and Park Road Schools held their fifth annual combined school sports yesterday. It was a big success. White House were champions of Pearl Hank School and \\cd House were champions of Park Road School. mm
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    Olympic team here for 3 games, but no hall to play in
    190 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. BASKETBALL officials are m a dilemma. Confusion surrounds the visit of the Indonesian cagers, who have been booked tor three matches during their stay m Singapore. Mr. Tav Kum Seong. secretary of the Singapore Amateur Basketball
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    Tourists are foiled by the rain
    216 11 Tourists are foiled by the rain LEICESTER. Sat. A 25--minute rain stoppage at the vital stage cost the South African tourists the match I against Leicestershire yester- > day. the game petering out I m a tame draw m extra time with the Springboks only 12 runs short of victory.
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    Coutts was in top form v Khalsas
    142 11 Coutts was in top form v Khalsas S.R.C. 3 Khalsa 2 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Former Singapore state player, B. Coutts. was m top form scoring two goals for Singapore Recreation Club m a friendly hockey match against Khalsa Association yesterday. In the third minute of play. Coutts passed to K. Comes,
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    Lock icon The name 'China' is forbidden
    48 11 TAIPEI. Sat. Nationalist China will send 60 members to the Olympic Games. But the country is without a name and must decide upon one before next month. The International Olympic Committee has ruled that the word "Taiwan" be used instead of "China." Reuter
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    World beaters show how to unleash deadly smashes
    226 11 JAPAN'S TABLE TENNIS MIGHT ON SHOW KALLANG, Saturday. JAPAN'S table tennis might was on show at the National Recreation Centre yesterday. Displaying all the skill and deadly smashes that only champions could unleash, two world beaters, Kimiyo Matsuzaki and Kasuko Yamaizumi, thrilled
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    Lock icon Brown Jack Stakes
    39 11 ASCOT. Sat. Maor P. Magor's Shatter won the Brown Jack stakes over two miles and six furlongs here yesterday. Mr. J. J. Astor's Master of Arts was second, with Mrs. N. Munns's Site Plan third. Reuter
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    30 11 picture. CilOO Teck Long of Bukit Timah District wins tne Junior Long Jump final at the Inter-District sports. His distance was 20ft. Tin. Choo is from Anglo-Chinese School. Free Press
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    Duke inspects
    29 11 COVENTRY, England. Sat. —The Duke of Edinburgh today inspected the Bluebird car m which world waterspeed record holder Donald Campbell will attempt the land-speed record m September.
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    Bukit Timah shoot further ahead in District clash
    738 11 FARRER PARK. Sat.—Bukit Timah increased their lead by another 21 1 2 points at the end of the second day of the InterDistrict athletic meet yesterday. They are now leading by 75* points. Katong arejsecond with 192t points. Today is the final
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    Red House champs at Cedar school
    172 11 Red House champs at Cedar school SERANGOON, Sat. Red House were champions at Cedar Girls' Primary sporta yesterday. They won the team championship with 50 points. Mrs. Mary Ng presented the prizes. SCHOOL I DIVISION 80 yds. l. Lim Ai Wan. 2 Vim Chee Lai, 3. Khoo Be** Geok. DIVISION
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    24 11 LONDON. Sat— Butlins will not sponsor a France-Eng-land cross-Channel swim ming race this year. The reason: "Heavy commitments" for staff.- Reuter
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    Willie Dow leads All Stars back into game and homer-hunting Gassers crash 13-11
    206 12  -  VAZIR MARKAR By JALAN BESAR, Saturday. 2TANVAC Gassers are at last conquered. Before a crowd of a thousand softball fans the All Stars beat them 13-11 last night m a floodlit match m aid of the National
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    Lock icon Pirie clocks 28 mm. 9.6 in 6-mile track event
    426 12 Four records broken at British Olympic trials WHITE CITY STADIUM, (London), Sal. LANKY Gordon Pirie probably Britain's best hope of a gold medal m the forthcoming Home Olympics m the track and field events List night won the six miles British
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    Lock icon Britain out of Davis Cup
    73 12 LONDON. SaL— ltaly gained a winning .5-0 lead over Britain yesterday to r the Davis Cup European Zone final fur the rUth time In six yea:-. Th» ched the semitic at Wimbledon when their long-established partnership ol Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola beat Britain's Mike
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    Lock icon TOUGH JAP IS OUTPOINTED
    57 12 BRISBANE. Sat.- Japanese featherweight Yukio Kat>umata was outpointed by Qoeenslander Dick White over 12 gruelling rounds at Brisbane's festival hall last night. Katsumata threw plenty of punches and gave White a hard tight. White's left eye was bleeding In the last round as the game Japanese
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    Tan close to cycle victory
    106 12 Tan close to cycle victory JAKARTA, Sat. Malayan cyclist Tan Bock Teck came within five metres of victory at last weekend's 180 kilometre event at the Surabaya -Malang road race. Six Malayans were m the field of 60. The Indonesian organising I committee, which dropped j international conditions for i
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    A shock for Lanes: all out for 48 runs
    142 12 LONDON, Saturday. f ANCASHIRE, who have been pressing Yorkshire strongly for leadership of the county cricket championship table, were halted devastatingly m their progress yesterday by Derby- shire. Pace bowlers Harold Rhodes and Peter Eyre shot Lancashire out for 48. It
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    Throwing: A definition
    94 12 T ONDON. Sat. The Im*J perial Cricket Conference last night produced a new definition of throwing. But umpires will still have to decide on each individual case. The new definition: "A ball shall be deemed to have been thrown if, m the opinion of either umpire the
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    Two Fed. players advance
    851 12 fFANGLIN, Sat. The two Federation players Tan Song Kean and S. A. Azman advanced to the quarterfinals of the Singapore Amateur Lawn Tennis championships here yesterday. Both won easily, beating their opponents In straight .sets. Tan beat Osman j Kanm 6-0, 6-1. Azman eliminated K. S.
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