The Singapore Free Press, 22 July 1960

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1960. 15 CENTS. THE NEWSPAPER EVPttvnnv s TM>K|RG ABOOT
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    A cakk to protect children from the evils of TV
    165 1 A cakk to protect children from the evils of TV committee i slerday that be protected it colour liusong driver' up |o nine o'clock ip jointly by Corporarcial rival, thai 61 per i tween the ages :otal junior KM were still :nmes at 8.30 d both the BBC innels to
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    Airlift plane arrives
    18 1 CONAKRY. Frl.-Unlted States plane arrived In Guinea to airlift 1 200 troops to the Congo-
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    Oilfield to close
    15 1 BAGHDAD, Fri— The Basrah Pe?m£wn Company to shutting down Its Rumaila oilfield.
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    Lock icon CUBA: MASSIVE HELP
    557 1 DR. CASTRO SEIZES TWO MORE AMERICAN MILLS: BRITISH TANKERS TAKE RUSSIAN OIL TO HAVANA REFINERIES Reds to put up 57 new factories m the next two years Jobs for 10,000 Russian credits LONDON, Friday. AT LEAST three British ships are carrying Russian oil to Cuba to be
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    TALKING BOOKS...it is the latest thing to help blind to read
    132 1 TALKING BOOKS...it is the latest thing to help blind to read LONDON, Friday. BLIND people m Britain are to have ''talking books" incorporating the most advanced tape recording and playback techniques m the world. The Hoyal National institute for the Blind which announced this, said the new techniques had Deen
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    TURPIN (ONCE A $148,750 CHAMP) NOW GOES BROKE
    104 1 TURPIN (ONCE A $148,750 CHAMP) NOW GOES BROKE WARWICK, (England), Fri. Dick Turpin. former British and Empire middleweight boxing champion, admitted m a bankruptcy court here that failure to provide for income tax m excess of his own estimates had resulted m bankruptcy. Turpin admitted liabilities of about M 57.550
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    Study awards urged
    29 1 LONDON. Fri.— The Daily Telegraph called for special scholarships at British universities for Thai student*, which it said would help the development of democracy m Thailand.
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    Cable to Nikita
    30 1 MILLEDOEVTLL, (Georgia), Fri.— Mrs. Parabara Gay Powers, wile of the captured spy-plane pilot, has cabled Mr. Nikita Khrushchev asking to be allowed to attend her husband's trial.
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    Fishing boat seized
    28 1 TOKYO. Fri. A Japanese fisheries school training vessel was seized and searched by a Soviet patrol boat off the eastern coast of the Kurile Islands.
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    Earl tipped as next Foreign Secretary
    48 1 LONDON, Fri. Several newspapers mention the Earl of Home, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, as the likely successor to Mr. Selwyn Lloyd m the Foreign Office. Mr. Lloyd is expected to replace Mr. Derrick Heathcoat Amory as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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    8 killed in ambush
    25 1 BOUGIE, (Eastern Algeria), Fri. Eight soldiers were killed and eight others wounded when Algerian insurgents ambushed a military convoy near here.
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    Twenty die in quake
    40 1 0 MACASSAR, Fri— Twentv people were killed by an earthquake- triggered landslide at Bawa-Karang village The Djaneberang River also burst its banks and flooded some 4,400 acres of rice fields as a result of the quake
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    Student prince is off
    462 1 ROYALTY AT THE WHARF TO SAY GOODBYE TO TOURIST-CLASS TENGKU- SINGAPORE, Friday. A PRINCE yesterday shrugged his shoulders and dismissed the inconveniences of his furnace-hot tourist-class cabin as one of those tilings a student must endure. The prince, 19-year-old Tengku Mudnassair bin Tengku Mustapha, nephew of
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    RIOTERS SET UP ROAD BLOCKS IN RHODESIA
    198 1 RIOTERS SET UP ROAD BLOCKS IN RHODESIA SALISBURY, Frl. Police last night used tear gas and batons m the African township of Harare near here after Africans stoned cars and attacked workers for the second day m succession. The British South African Police announced that aIJ African police reserves m
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    Royal audience
    24 1 LONDON, Fri.— Queen Elizabeth received the Earl of Selkirk, United Kingdom Commissioner for Singapore and South-East Asia, at Buckingham Palace yesterday.— Reuter.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
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    Opponents stripped
    27 1 NICOSIA. Prl— Two representative* of a new political party opposing Archbishop Makanos claimed they were stripped naked and searched when they arrived at Nicosia Airport.
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    Dr. Goh in London
    27 1 LONDON, Fri.— The Singapore Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, arrived here yesterday for talks with British Government officials for British financial help.
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    Korean agents held
    28 1 SEOUL, Frl.— A South Korean destroyer seized a North Korean motor vessel off the east coast of Pahang ajid arrested six North Korea agents aboard.
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    Ceylon election result has adverse effect on tea shares: Tins quietly firm
    95 2 Ceylon election result has adverse effect on tea shares: Tins quietly firm LONDON. Fri. FURTHER improve- ment m industrial equities again provided the feature of London stock markets yesterday. There was again good selective investment demand for leading stocks and prices responded well. being enhanced m some instances by a
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    Idle trading
    81 2 Foreign bonds were quiet and featureless but dollar stocks reflected the overnight indecision on Wall Street. Oils moved narrowly. Rubbers were inclined to ease m idle trading conditions. Ceylon tea shares were marked down on some uncertainty following the result of the Ceylon general election. Gold snares drifted
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    WALL STREET
    81 2 Profit-taking sparks downward trend after initial gains >JEW YORK: Wall Street i yesterday closed weak with a majority of losses ranging mostly to about two points. Nearly all industrial groups shared m the decline, much of which was sustained m the last half hour of trading. Initially, the
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    AMSTERDAM
    45 2 Internationals fall: Market nervous A MSTERDAM: The market I\ was irregular yesterday. Internationals lost ground under scattered selling caused by nervousness over international political events. Shippings were very quiet but well maintained. Plantations were dull. State loans showed little change m very limited business.
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    Power plant men back at work
    44 2 LONDON: Ail 11-day unofficial strike of London transport power station workers ended yesterday. Strikers at the main power station agreed to go back to work last night with a promise of a 10--shilling a week pay increase. Reuter.
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    New duty for protection
    90 2 WELLINGTON. Fri.— New inland Customs Minister. Mr. Raymond Boord said here that he would probably make a full statement today on tariff changes approved yesterday by Pariiament. Press reports said the features of the changes are greater protectionfor New Zealand rub- ber plastic and electrical goods
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    178 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lying alongside thr Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Karimun 1/2, Bengalen 4/5, Sydney Mam 6A. Asia 6/7, Benhiant 8/9. Kyoto 10/11, G«neve 13/14, Weltevreden 15/16, Adolf Warski 18, Nasusan Maru 19, Senal N. Wall 1, Perak N. Wall 3, Sirusa N. Wall 5,
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG, Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,210 $1,210 sale* sales Union Ins. Canton $92 00 $94.00 sales sales Wheelock Marden 7.35 7.30 sales sales ITKonf phone $38 00 $38.00 sales sales Dairy Farm &j Cold Storage $28.60 $28.50 sales
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      15 factories for Cuba
      112 2 BERLIN: East Germany is to build 15 complete factories for Cuba which will make the island independent of Western imports m several important fields. Contracts for a brush factory, a factory for making preserving cans, and a welding electrode plant have been signed. East Germany will
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      New trans-Atlantic cable
      99 2 LONDON: A new AngloAmerican trans-Altantic telephone cable designed to cope with the ever-increas-ing traffic between the two countries will come into operation m 1963. The cable will be the biggest ever put into transAtlantic service, and its cost will be around £12 migion. Its 128 circuits will
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      N.Y. hotel site sold
      90 2 .YEW YORK: Mr. William Zeckendorf, president of Webb and Knapp. Inc.. said his firm had "found it impossible to finance" its proposed Msl9B million 48--storey hotel here, and has, therefore, sold the property to Uris Building Corp. who will build a 42-storey office building on the
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      Row halts production
      133 2 LONDON: The Consolidated Zinc Corporation announced that an industrial dispute at mines at Broken Hill had halted production from July 12. Properties involved were those of the Zinc Corp. and New Broken Hill Consolidated. The dispute is over instructors for extended training courses for new employees. Negotiations
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    20 tin shares called 'stJ performers' in London
    353 2 20 tin shares called 'stJ performers' in London llMA^iig^^i'MiilJMinMaaLliSJJll!! SINGAPORE, Friday. TINS head the rises m a list which the Finanrial Times calls the twenty star performers on the London Stock Exchange during the first six months of this year. The tins m the list have an average rise of
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    Round the wor Market Prices
    13 2 Round the wor Market Prices NOTE: All prices below i are middle prices.
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    Bonn guarantee to build tin smelter
    56 2 BONN The Indonesian Reconstruction Minister. Mr. Chaerul Saleh said here that West Germany had agreed to guarantee the construction by West German firms of a blast furnace m South Sumatra for pig Iron, two 15.000-ton floating docks and a tin smelting plant of an
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    up 3 down 13 unchanged 160
    819 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Thursday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Ortfs (N) .90 ||.9O Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyeri 8.8. Petro! 43/6 43/6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20/3 20/3 M Ords. 51, 51/Federal Dispensary 1.58V2 1.58V2 Fitipatricks
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    RUBBER
    86 2 Further decline m Singapore keeps prices down LONDON. Frt— A further decline at Singapore kept prices on the downgrade and the list was marked down by about a farthing a* pound at the opening. The lower levels attracted some covering demand and also a little consumer interest, traders said.
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    Hardened
    104 2 Although opening New York advices were lower than had been expected values held steady at the decline. In the final stage the market hardened m sympathy with improved later New York advices and closed steady only slightly below yesterday's final levels. NEW YORK: Rubber futures after early softness were
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    Shipping standstill
    41 2 COPENHAGEN: Copenhagen harbour was paralysed by an unofficial strike* of dockers. The strike, m support of a wage demand, began on July 15 when dockers refused to handle export cargoes, but has now brought all shipping to a standstill.
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    U.K. Closing Prices
    104 2 LONDON. July 21 Previous Today RUBBER No 1 RSS c.l.f. European pert* July unquoted unquoted Auk 30 11/16 30 7/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 30t 30 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Aug .'5" -i '*> :*"i Sept MI 16 3o 3/16 TONE: Steady. PEPPER:
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    Dow Jones Aver
    11 2 30 Induttnji, 20 Railroadsi V 5 ss£j-| I
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    U.S. Pepper
    9 2 U.S. P eppe r ■pot ;,r,,' .M per 10.
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    New York Prices
    40 2 NEW YORK. July 21. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 104.25 104.75 RUBBER Futures July 13.1t 4.10fi Sept 37 30 37 I<< SALES: 104 lots. TONE: Steady. Ne. 1 RSS Aug. extract B Above pric s quf m
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    Copra, Coconut
    71 2 tOHo H COPRA Ph.hopM,,. N c.l Uk Nm European pr.it, delivered m* llLm H *on». ten c. COPRA Str.,,t U X X..- f pean port* •ererl weight lon* ten July a COCONUT OIL o „> Strait* tit En,,, pean pert* m bulk per long Un July COCONUT OIL
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    Renewed firmness in reflects strength of the Eastern mart
    106 2 Renewed firmness in reflects strength of the Eastern mart LONDON RENEWED firmness m tin yeslt ing reflected the strength of Ik market. In this connection il is be there is ;i lengthening m detiverirs tin, possibly owing to the treatmn nesian oiks. The vi rt the Congosupply i market Influeti
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    SUGAR
    107 2 Council increases the export quotas from 85 to 100 p.c. LONDON. Fri.— The International Sugar Council yesterday announced that export quotas of members countries had been increased to 100 per cent of basic export tonnages from 85 per cent previously. The 7th session of the Council here, which ended
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    $500 MUST BEWON EVERY WEEK
    15 3 $5 00 MU ST BEWO N EVER Y WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 12
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    Make more films 'Adults Only' call
    87 3 cHI LDRET^JHERE^ A RE fLLOWED^TO^EE^ l. v PICTURE THEY lu/A\IT TO-PAK KASUR I DCRUZ SINGAPORE. Fri. the Indonesian educationist hi Singapore on Government ;i cultural exchange prothat some sort of restrictions l(1 on the type of films children \ud tv see. i surprised to
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    FELLOWSHIP TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY WITH A PICNIC
    68 3 FELLOWSHIP TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY WITH A PICNIC SINGAPORE. Fri. The i Full Gospel Business Men a Fellowship international will celebrate Its third anniversary on the i first Monday m August with a grand "family i picnic." The picnic, at the Moiay School m Aver Gemuroh. from 9 a.m. 'to 5
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    Youth chose jail term for two weeks instead of $100 fine
    150 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. MAGISTRATE lined a man $100 for an affray ofl'ence and told him: "I am very lenient to you by giving you the option of a tint 1 I But the man. Lee Ah Hock, 22. chose to
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    DANCE TO HELP ATHLETES GO TO FEDERATION
    69 3 DANCE TO HELP ATHLETES GO TO FEDERATION SINGAPORE, Fri. The Swift Athletes Association will noid its annual dance tomorrow at the Seavlew from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Proceeds of the dance will help defray the cost of sending athletes to the annual triangular meet with the Federation. Highlight of
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    Van confiscated
    32 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A Court here has ordered the confiscation of a van carrying newspapers between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur which was used for smuggling plastic sheets and leather strips.
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    Man on trespass charge remanded
    10 3 .urgrates court res- the I
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    Talk by food expert
    14 3 Tal k by fo od expert m X Will Society a i on ner-j
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    Club's big sweep
    31 3 IPOH. Fri. The Menglembu Youth Club is to hold, a "big .sweep" on Sunday to clean up the whole of Meng!embu town, as part of its ommunity service.
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    A reception for Indian Navy
    56 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Th e Singapore Gujarati Youth Association have organised a reception for the officers of the Indian Navy who have just returned from Indonesia. The reception and tea party will be held at Kamala Club on July 24. In addition, there will be entertainment
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    Photos: A warning
    41 3 Photos A warning KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Pahang Government warned the public not to be d uped by photographers appearing m rural areas claiming that they have been appointed by the Government to take photoI graphs for the new identity cards.
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    Top efficiency is needed to bring top yield, Ishak tells co-op men
    239 3 Top efficiency is needed to bring top yield, Ishak tells co-op men SINGAPORE, Friday. RESPITE the achievements of the Co-operative Department, the rural people had not increased their earning capacity. The Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Lsnak said this when he addressed a conference of cooperative oflicers and
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    Mrs. Kim will attend a study course
    248 3  - Mrs. Kim will attend a study course WONG MEI LIN r I JAPANESE FLOWER ARRANGEMENT EXPERT TO PAY VISIT TO JAPAN B> SINGAPORE, Fri. K. KIM, the Japanese flower arrangement expert, will pay a six-week visit to Japan m September to attend a refresher course. While there, she will visit
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    STUDY GRANTS: OFFER TO i THE SCIENTISTS OF MALAYA
    106 3 STUDY GRANTS: OFFER TO i THE SCIENTISTS OF MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malayan scientists under 30 years of age will be eligible to apply for the Selby Fellowship for scientific research m Australia, a state- ment from the Australian High Commission here said. The Australian Academy j of Science. Canberra.
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    4,000 STUDENTS WILL SIT FOR EXAM WITH BIG DOUBT
    109 3 4,000 STUDENTS WILL SIT FOR EXAM WITH BIG DOUBT KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Nearly 4.000 Standard Six pupils m English primary schools m Kuala Lumpur who will sit for their Malayan secondary school entrance examination m October, do not know how many vacancies exist. Last year, some pupils were told they
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      157 3 Medium Wave 476 metres Short Have 62 metres (4780 ke s) P.M. 1.00 Programme tumnews; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Maa« In Vienna: 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programme summary'; 5.03 The man and his music Ray Anthony; 5.30 Dombey and Sou —Pan 3. 'Doctor Blinibe. EstablLshnien'". repeat of last Tuesdays broadcast; 600
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    Show by scouts
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The 40th Malay Scouts Group. Singapore, will stage a variety show at the Bukit Panjang Community Centre Hall on August 6 and 7 commencing at 7.30 p.m.
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    Bigger catches with Japanese he
    234 4  -  BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE. Fri. NEW LOCAL SYNDICATE TO REVOLUTIONISE SINGAPORE'S DEEP-SEA FISHING INDUSTRY A NEWLY formed fishing syndicate has called m three Japanese fishing experts to survey the fishing grounds m Singapore and Indonesian territorial waters and make recommendations. The experts will arrive m
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    FORMER SHIP'S STEWARD LONGS TO GO TO SAIL THE SEAS AGAIN
    164 4 FORMER SHIP'S STEWARD LONGS TO GO TO SAIL THE SEAS AGAIN NAVAL BASE, Fri.— Laundry manager C. T. C. Dan, 40 is fed up with life as a landlubber and wants to go to sea again m spite of bitter memories. For it was at sea between Singapore and Java
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    Annual conference
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation will hold its 13th annual delegates conference tomorrow, at the union's premises m Race Course Road.
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    UNEMPLOYED SO HE CAN'T PAY OFF HIS $1,000 DEBT
    179 4 UNEMPLOYED SO HE CAN'T PAY OFF HIS $1,000 DEBT OINGAPORE, F r i.— A money lender who was adjudicated a bankrupt m 1958 told the High Court recently that he could not pay any money monthly to his creditors because he was unemployed. Thena Singh was adjudicated a bankrupt on
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    A hair-cut with music is now provided in shops run by women
    156 4 A hair-cut with music is now provided in shops run by women SINGAPORE, Friday. rHINATOWN and Rochore District barber shops now keep their customers engaged m lively conversations. This is one of the several devices adopted by the I city's women-run barber shops to attract customers. Several of these shops
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    Call for 'aunts and uncles' to aid 200 orphans
    231 4  - Call for 'aunts and uncles' to aid 200 orphans RG. PILLAI By SINGAPORE, Fri. About 200 orphans from two months to 18-years-old are up for "adoption" m Singapore. The orphans five *n various institutions run by the Department of Social Welfare. The "adoption" is only temporary as the Department allows
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    Sen to visit Army
    47 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chief of Staff of the Indian Army, Lieutenant General L. P. Sen, will be visiting British Army units m Singapore and the Federation from tomorrow, at the invitation of the Commanderin -Chief, Far East Land Forces, General Sir Richard Hull.
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    Literature course
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. "Perwanit," the Malay Women and Youths Association here, is holding an 11-week course m Malay language and literature at Raffles Girls' School at 7.30 p.m. tonight.
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    Philips submit TV plan to Govt.
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A complete proposal on television for Singapore has been submitted to the Government by Philips of Holland through their agents m Singapore. The proposal was handed to the Minister of Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam recently by Mr. J. W. Brans of Philips
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    A Ted dance highlight Pahang' V-dav in
    118 4 A Ted dance highlight Pahang' V-dav in KDANI Tei a pol: hitfhi. tior. State the ofl the En 31. Tlu will brat if of LI dist: The Jaluh I nnceri Parade On there i the I Police Field I Police. I and «x-s TiiAbdul Abdul! salute at J m the
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    Look here today for your lucky star
    363 4 "DORN today, you have a warm, emotional nature, yet one which Is under constant control at all times. You seem able to use your emotions to further your career. This self-discipline is one of the important aspects of your life. In the main,
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      423 4 TODAY: 10.52 a.m. and 9.54 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.24 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. SUNDAY: 11 55 a.m. and 11.05 p.m. MONDAY: 12.24 p.m. (noon) and 11.41 p.m. TUESDAY: 12.53 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.16 a.m. and 1.22 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.53 a,m. and 1.52 p.m. CLUES ACROSS 1. Falling water harmful to the 1
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    11 firms bankrupt: Slump blamed
    186 5  - 1 1 firms bankrupt: Slump blamed R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE, Friday LIABILITIES OF SEVEN PROPRIETORS TOTAL OVER S2 MIL: CREDIT FACILITIES STOPPED ELEVEN commercial firms m Singapore have become insolvent during the past three months. Total liabilities of seven of the n firms have been officially estimated us $2,4*>0
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    554,000 loaned for wedding
    44 5 PENANO, Fri.— Loans totalling $1,121,927 were made last year by the Penans Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. The majority of these loan> were lor confinement and medical expenses i $335,056 >. Ninety- four members borrowed $54,115 to get married.
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    'No more lotteries' pledge by wife
    122 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A shopkeeper's wife pledged before a magistrate that she would keep clear of all illegal lotteries "for the rest of my life." Madam Chua Hoon Cheng. 45. of Eng Hoon Street, made the pledge after being found guilty of assisting m the
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    NOW ALL OF THEM TEST WALLS FOR HIDDEN TREASURE
    141 5 NOW ALL OF THEM TEST WALLS FOR HIDDEN TREASURE SINGAPORE, Fri. An indoor treasurehunting craze has started following a Free Press report on the gold treasure found by Johnny Koh. Residents m the vicinity of New Bridge Road, South Bridge Road, Selegie Road and other areas where the houses were
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    Pooja and sermon
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A special pooja and sermon m English will be held on Sunday at Mangala Vihara, 38 Jalan Eunos. to celebrate the New Moon day.
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    Telling the people
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The National Union of Plantation Workers has designed a novel method of imprinting "boycott South African goods" on all envelopes used for correspondence overseas and m Malaya, to tell the people about the Federation Government's decision to boycott South African goods.
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    Apply for permits
    37 5 PENANG. Pri. Federation Immigration authorities have declared that Malayans with Federation passports wishing to go to China or Hong Kong on private visits or conducted tours must apply for permission to the Immigration Department.
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    Irene creates sensation on campus with praise for our girls
    200 5 Irene creates sensation on campus with praise for our girls SINGAPORE, Friday. }nVKXTY-T\VO- YEAR-OLD Irene Ho, one of the Hong Kong University girls visiting Singapore caused a sensation on the University of Malaya campus when she declared that university girls m her home town were not half as dress conscious
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    YOUTHS PLAN A FEDERATION TOUR FOR AUGUST HOLIDAYS
    115 5 YOUTHS PLAN A FEDERATION TOUR FOR AUGUST HOLIDAYS SINGAPORE. Fri.—Hundreds of youths are now preparing for a vacation m the Federation during the August holidays. They will travel m organised groups m various parts of the Federation, the main attraction being Penang. Family groups Some will be In family groups.
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      261 5 TODAY'S EVENTS. MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film shows as Tronoh Road playground: Chua Chu Kang Road 15 m.s. New Settlement, Tract 27; and Jalan Eunos Community Centre, ai 7 p.m. RAFFLES MUSEUM: PhotoSTaphs exhibition by K. F. Wong, organised by the Photographic Society of Singapore. THE STAGE CLUB: A play
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    1973 6 BABY HAS CONVULSIONS AND A WORRIED MOTHER ASKS: IS THERE DANGER OF MY CHILD BECOMING AN EPILEPTIC? I Schoolboy Richard Wong writes: 'My stomach turns over and my voice shakes. can you cur, 1 nil and Sou an an to renx til. pouchy sprea have Treatment
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    WHITE HOUSE 'GLAMOUR JOB' GIVEN TO 24 NEW SECRET SERVICE AGENTS TO PREPARE THEM FOR ELECTION DUTY
    261 6 WHITE HOUSE 'GLAMOUR JOB' GIVEN TO 24 NEW SECRET SERVICE AGENTS TO PREPARE THEM FOR ELECTION DUTY WASHINGTON D. C. FRIDAY. i American Sec- ret Service man's most glamorous job, "Assignment: White House," has just been issued to more than two dozen new agents throughout the country. To Secret Service
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    75 7 n piRMS AUTHORISED j A KARTA GOVT. CONTROL ITS TRADE TH SINGAPORE iN ,*«N BEE SINGAPORE. Friday j \HONBSIAN Government has taken I,^ol^^^ by i tirms m Mng;apore^o control ra( je uith the State island. i onsuhte here has named ntnil Overseas Corporation, building; and Tsindo, m building. i
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    PLEDGE TO CUT ALL RED TAPE TO PUSH THROUGH BIG RURAL PLAN
    133 7 PLEDGE TO CUT ALL RED TAPE TO PUSH THROUGH BIG RURAL PLAN |>ENANG. Fri.— The 1 Chief Minister, Da to Wong Pow Nee, promised that all normal bureaucratic redtape would be cut to push through the next phase of Penang's rural development plan. He told the State rural development committee
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    Registered society
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Spastic Children's Association of Selangor. which was formed by the Apex Club here, has been registered as
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    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The annual meeting of the Red Cross Society. Selangor branch, will be held at the Selangor Club, this evening.
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    New headquarters
    29 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Yang di Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will open the St. John Ambulance Brigade's new headquarters at Beach Road at 4.30 p.m tomorrow.
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    New pastor arrives
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Dr. Clifford Ansgar Nelson, a Lutheran pastor from America, has arrived to take charge of the Church of Our Redeemer at Duke's Road.
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    Party for navymen
    30 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Gujerati Youth Association will hold a reception at Kamala Club tomorrow from 4 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. for officers of the Indian Navy.
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    acts to curb smuggling
    33 7 THEME WHEN RICH AND POOR OF THE SAME MIND MEET 'CLAY MAY BECOME GOLD' STORY BY MR. DARKE IS HIGHLIGHT OF CONCERT CHENG L00N... A WATER FAIRY MR. RATNAM
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    Singapore farmers now import more Japanese-bred hens
    179 7 Singapore farmers now import more Japanese-bred hens fHANGI, Fri.— Japan-ese-bred Leghorn and Rhode Island hens are being imported m larger numbers by poultry farmers m Changi and Bedok. The farmers say that these hens produce more eggs. One such hen yields on an average 25 eggs per month. Some of
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    $40,000 'face-lift' will give capital's post office better facilities
    122 7 $40,000 'face-lift' will give capital's post office better facilities KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE General Post Office here is to be renovated to give better and quicker facilities to the public*. Announcing this, the Director of Posts, Mr. D. W. Naylor. said the modernisation scheme would include: NEW TYPE of counters
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    YOUTH FORGOT TO REPORT: GETS ONE YEAR
    100 7 YOUTH FORGOT TO REPORT: GETS ONE YEAR Singapore, Fri. Scab »3 Gek Soon, 17, was jailed by a district court for a year lor Dreading trie terms oi an order made against him by the Minister of Home Affairs. Senior Inspector E. H. Sheares, prosecuting, said that Seah of Cecil
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    Talk on teachers
    40 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Prof. T. L. Green, Head of the Department of Education, University of Malaya In Singapore, will speak on "Teachers and Teaching" on Monday July 25 at 8 p.m., at the Arts Lecture Theatre, Cluny Road.
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    A choral concert
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Matro Philharmonic Society of Singapore is to give a choral and instrumental concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow and on Sunday.
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    MALAY CULTURE SHOULD BE BASIS, SAY ORGANISATIONS
    147 7 MALAY CULTURE SHOULD BE BASIS, SAY ORGANISATIONS OINGAPORE, Fri. The Malay culture should be the basis of national culture m this country, declared a meeting of Malay cultural organisations. The meeting then resolved 10 can upon the LemDaga Tetap Bahasa dan Fersuratan Melayu Singapura i Singapore Permanent Board of Malay
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    A.A. to hold safety first poster contest
    246 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Automobile Association of Singapore will be holding a "Safety First Poster Competition" for schools m Singapore. S Tne competition is being held m conjunction with the Road Safety First Campaign launched by the association at the begin- ning of the
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    Schools combine to present a Chinese love play
    262 7  - Schools combine to present a Chinese love play ALAN KHOO By Singapore, Friday. WHKX TWO people meet, though one may be rich and the other poor, yet "clay may become gold if they have the same mind." This immortal Chinese saying illustrates the theme of "Painted Porcelain" a love story
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    MONEYLENDING LICENCES FOR ONLY THREE SIKHS
    69 7 MONEYLENDING LICENCES FOR ONLY THREE SIKHS SINGAPORE, Fri. The Registrar of Moneylenders has rejected all but three applications from Sikhs for licences under the Moneylenders Ordinance. As a result of the ordinance, many Sikhs have been thrown out of the moneylending business. Up to date, nearly 100 licences have been
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    An ex-Malayan jockey turns trainer after a trip to Ireland
    232 7 An ex-Malayan jockey turns trainer after a trip to Ireland SINGAPORE, Fri. Billy Bagby, onetime top Malayan jockey, is back m Singapore not to ride again for his weight does not permit him but to prove his worth as a trainer. He returned from Ireland where he had a successful
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    459 8 tPPfjfST-TCTrTn PRESENTS A PAGE OF NEWS AND VIEWS FOR GIRLS FROM EIGHT TO EIGHTY IT IS MORE THAN JUST A CONVENIENT WORD TO TAG ON TO SOME ONE WHO ISNT GLAMOROUS OR BEAUTIFUL: THREE WOMEN AND TWO MEN TELL ME WHAT THEY THINK IT REALLY IS charming/ I've heard
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    Tuff a Day' is answer to that streaky look
    97 8 Tuff a Day' is answer to that streaky look pVERYDAY, cosme1J tic manufacturers strive to improve their products or introduce new lines to help women to look beautiful. But do you know that you're ruining the fine texture of the powder on your face If you use a wet powder
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    THE SOFT DRINK WITH THE TASTE OF BEER
    81 8 THE SOFT DRINK WITH THE TASTE OF BEER riONT be shocked if you *J heard a young girl saying that she'll "have a beer." Chances are that she means a beer-navoured, non-alco-holic drink. This is now available m powdered form at Cold Storage. All you have to do is add
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    TIP ON HOW TO CLEAN A STAINED BATH WINS $20
    197 8 TIP ON HOW TO CLEAN A STAINED BATH WINS $20 MRS. A. Woodford, 1U 1814, Highland Close, Singapore 19, wins the first prize of $20 m the "Household Hints" competition for her tip on cleaning a badly stained bath. She writes: "To clean a badly stained bath, rub it with
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    Ice cold drinks now come in tins
    52 8 dri^V 0 have an icy col <l annk as soon as you get J™ me Well, just goto SiniaPore Cold Storage and Dick up a couple of tins. P A special freezer has been fffi? 6 i UP t0 freeze ™d irult juices
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    Keeping nylon always white
    45 8 FYOUR nylon lingerie and blouses turn yellow, treat them with Dylon Super White. They will be restored to their original whiteness m a matter of minutes. It is effective on wool, rayon, silk, and cotton too Available at most departmental stores.
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    This belt glitters
    39 8 For that extra dash of frv m hr« m n f n evenln ou try brightening up an old dres.: with the latest glittering metal belts from Chotirmairs m High Street too a handbag to match,
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    Topaze-fresh as a rose
    52 8 A SCENT as fresh as the *»Jj* gr nce m a r <** garden has recently been introduced by Avon. Called Topaze, the scent is available m two forms perfume and cologne spray mist The cologne is m a delightful yellow enamel holder, topped with a
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    Simple way to remove wrinkles on a dry skin-Have a wash!
    133 8 Simple way to remove wrinkles on a dry skin -Have a wash! DO YOU HAVE dry skin? |f so and espedaUy ,f you're .chancing fa 'v^ don't neglect it. A dry skin encourages wrinkles To hold dry skin at bay here are a few do's and don'ts. A DO clean
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    MY LATEST 'FIND': THE HANDBAG THAT CAN HIDE AN UMBRELLA
    86 8 MY LATEST 'FIND': THE HANDBAG THAT CAN HIDE AN UMBRELLA A GIRL never likes to be caught unawares by anyone or anything. And that goes for the weather too. My latest "find" is a handbag which is capable of hiding an umbrella at the bottom. No bigger than an average
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    BABY BLOUSES IN A NOVEL STYLE
    73 8 BABY BLOUSES IN A NOVEL STYLE A ELY range of baby -^clothes from America has just been received by Soon Joo, m High Street. One that caught my eye was a set of blouse and a w!t r^ <ai ;f nt i y pleated sk *rt with attached bloomers In
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    PLASTIC BAG TO SOLVE LUNCH PROBLEMS
    71 8 PLASTIC BAG TO SOLVE LUNCH PROBLEMS MOTHERS with children at school will know how difficult it is to pa£k their lunch. A sandwich pack often needs more space than a satchel will hold. ♦i ¥l e answ er is an airtight plastic bag, from Cold Storage. Not only does it
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    Beautiful napkins
    26 8 u, Th^. most be auUful, almost like linen paper napkin I ever saw are Scotklns. Available m dinner and luncheon sizes at Cold Storage.
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      955 9 7-11 (Derby) ij m (I<ee) a v Ist. Who Knows 8-9; 2nd. White Heather 7-11 carr. 7-12: 3rd. MarK.iman 8-10. 3-neck-sh.hd. 2-34 2/5. Track good. FOURTH: (Nine started) 22-5-60 S pore 7-7 9F «L*e> Cl. 1 Dlv. 1; Ist Oism 7-11; 2nd. Jolly Master 8-12: 2nd. Brave General 7-10. Head-dead-heat-1.
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      674 9 CLASS THREE OLIVETTE EIGHTH: <I>n\started) 8-6.60 Ipoh 8-4 6F (Donnelly) Cl. 3 Div. 3; Ist Straat Peter 8-11; 2nd King's Scholar 8-2; 3rd Signal Patrol 8-12. l-J-1. 1-14 4/5. Track very good. SCRATCHED: 5-6-60 Ipoh 8-4 6F Ci. 3 Div. 3. Track good. THIRD: (Six started) 8-5-60 Penang 8-10 6F
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      1007 9 Horses entered for the Penang Turf Clnb*s August race meeting SCRATCHED: 16-3-60 Ipoh 8-4 SF str. Cl. 3 Div. 4 Course scratching. Track good. EIGHTH: (Ten started) 27-9-69 Ipoh 8-5 8-5 9P (Geyer) Cl. 3 Div. 1; Ist. Oleander II 9-0; 2nd. Excelsior 8-12; 3d. Fiery Hare 8-S. 1-1-3/4. 1-57
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      1828 9 PANCHA IVDRA (late Bambott) NEW HORSI PROMISE (late Noble Robert) SCRATCHED: 12-6-60 Ipota 8-6 »F Cl. 3 Dlv. 1. -Coarse scratching. Track firm. ELEVENTH: (13 started) 6-6-60 Ipoh 8-5 6K (Johnson) Cl. 3 Div. 1; Ist. Dr. Doddington 8-0; 2nd. Persian Hero 8-2; 3rd. Cinemascope 111 8-10. l-l-l 3/4. 1-12
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      1504 10 FORM OF CLASS THREE FIVE HORSm -it From Page 9 SF.VFM 21 llr Wl N (late Kris Kringlr) FIFTH: lU started) 20-3-60 Ipoh 4-l« 6F (Johnson) Cl. 3 Div. 2: Ist An« Pow >-li. 2nd Ri!ex 8-9: I Her Highness S-13. 7-oeck-3. 1-13 4 b i racfc hrm. LAST: (1*
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      876 10 CITY OF PARIS 7-11 carr. 7-13: 3rd. Gerry's Lurk S-11. 1-3/4-neck. 1-15 4/5. Track good. BONANZA SCRATCHED: 17-4-60 X L. K-ll 9F Cl. 5 Div. 2. Track *ood. SIXTH: (Ten started) 13-4-60 K.L. fc-9 Abt. 7F (Donnelly) CI. 5 Div. 3; Ist. Llttlewood 8-11; 2nd. Intuition N-5: 3rd. Lesltan 8-3.
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      550 10 K-6. 2-1 4-4. l-f'7 S/S, Track firm. SIXTH: (Nine started) *w-6O Penang 8-12 carr. X-5 6F Nazudi > Cl. 5 Div. 1 Ist. Cheni S-7: 2nd. Ellew S-3: 3rd. Remembrance 8-11. 14-i-f=bbd 1-1S 3/5. Track soft. CLEVER BUG SIXTH: (Seven started) 26-6-60 XL 9-0 9F <Lee> CL 5 Div. 2;
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      1172 10 3rd. Pulot lum S-8. Head-*-l. 1-15 1 Track pood. FIFTH: (Ten started) 2-7-60 Spore R-0 6F (Franklin) Cl. 4 Div. 5: Ist. Sun«hine Lad 8-12: 2nd. Wide Screen S-9: 3rd. Raffles Square 8-8. l*-*-neck. 1-16 S/f Track yielding. SCRATCHED: 3-3-60 PenanK 8-7 «F Cl. 4 Div. 3. Track firm. FIRST
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    182 11 HHda's^ciiooh athletic meeting KATONG, Friday. WONG Yoon Kiew, Alice Ng, Anne George and Ng Beng Choo stole the individual honours at St. Hilda's School athletic meet yesterday. They were 'A\ 'B and XT champions respectively. There was a tie for the l C division. Results: A DIVISION 100
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    125 11 PROMOTER KRAMER ATTACKED MADRID. FrL Sp a i n*s leading tennis official yesterday bitterly attacked American promoter Jack Kramer for signing up Spain's best player. Andres Gimeno and called for a joint action to prevent promoters from looting the country's sports treasures. The Marquis of Cabanes. president of the Spanish
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    118 11 Atlantic to Pacific marathon HALIFAX, Nova Scotia. Fri.— Perry Bingham, a Montreal tobacco worker, left here to walk across Canada to Vancouver. British Columbia. On his marathon walk from Atlantic to Pacific he expects to cover about 4.000 miles. The sturdily-built youth who plans to do his own cooking and
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    63 11 JALAN BESAR. Fri.—Singapore Judo Club have reelected Mr. Sect Wee Swee as president for 1961. Other officials vice-presi-dent Mr. Ng Jiak Choon; hon. treasurer Mr. Lim Liar. Slong; assistant treasurer Mr. G. E. Lim; hon. secretary Mr. K. S. Moorthy; assistant secretary Miss Leong Chooi Peng.
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    349 11 Soggy ground did not stop them X L. ChM Ismail TINGLIN, FTI. Despiu the soggry ground. Belvedere English Schools' I and II held their third annual sports meet yesterday. Ismail bin Ibrahim was the individual champion m the boys section and Koh Lay Choo the girls section. The individual champion
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      433 11 5 brings you every y the good buys availe seems to be no lack leas m Singapore these nf 11 find here. NEW GERMAN PROJECTOR witn Cine-Camera and carrying cases $175/-. German 35mm cameras w/F.1.9 lens $135/- w/f2-8 lens $105/- iwtth E.R. case, interchangeable lens and built-in meiei) Tele-Photo lens
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      216 11 32nd ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIAL OFFER Buy 2 articles and get 1 extra FREE Children's Cotton Vests 60c up Children's Cotton Socks 85c up Children's Ploin S-Shirts $1.50 up Children's Ptd. Rompers $2.00 up MAY MAY CO., LTD. 369, North Bridge Rd., Spore. 90, North Bridge Rd., Spore. 174, Botu Rd.,
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    430 12  - Ward takes 'Prince' for early morning spin it proved an impressive trial ALLAN LEWIS By PENANG. Friday. PRINCE OF LALITA, ridden by Arthur r Ward, showed that he is perfectly fit for his Governor's Cup and Gold Cup engagements by running three m 38-4/5 on the outside of the heavy
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    203 12 SINGAPORE, Fri. Hong Kong's two athletes have withdrawn from the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association championships at Farrer Park today and tomorrow. Their services are required m a cricket match tomorrow Combined Universities of Hong Kong and Malaya will be piaying Singapore. Both John Hung and Gon
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    202 12 Track thrills begin this afternoon SINGAPORE. Fri. Given the right conditions, Singapore's athletes can rewrite a large section of the record book when the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association holds its 22nd annual championship today and tomorrow at Farrer Park stadium. From performances returned so far, athletes could topple at least
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