The Singapore Free Press, 29 July 1960

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    21 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS Til vine iomiT V J The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    NOW IT'S AN OIL PRICE WAR
    79 1 Russia steps m to undercut the bi& companies tanvac and Burmah hell cut idia price British I »il companies nod >übstan- the price of i to their Indian I *c*ad price cut ipanies within iinwini: a hid by I i e«ttr the Indian oil
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    SINGAPORE SCENE
    92 1 SINGAPORE SCENE A sparkling, comprehensive column of life m our island state. It begins tomorrow m. THE FREE PRESS Fcr Singapore news coverage the Singapore Free Press leads. 11 I ii n A r A great new serial mCINDOt f or your Saturday reading... the tough, exciting and deeply moving
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    Smartest combination for business Mid pleasure
    33 1 Smartest combination for business Mid pleasure P mi PLEASURE Sleek lines by Pinin Farina; roomy comfort for four three chilfinishes; making the A.40 the most modern two -purpose car on the roads today.
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    Principal 'demoted,' so 500 boys put up barricades
    286 1  - Principal 'demoted,' so 500 boys put up barricades A. MAHADEVA By SINGAPORE, Friday. ABOUT r>oo boys of the Presbyterian Boys School m Koon Seng Road barricaded themselves inside the school compound and refused to attend classes this morning as a protest against what they called a "demotion of their principal,
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    Katanga warning
    42 1 ELISABETHVILLE. Fri— The Government of the breakaway Congo province of Kafanga today warned the leader of the opposition, who threatened to set up his own government, that he was takI course which could lead to severe criminal punishment for subversion.
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    Freedom demand
    21 1 PARIS. Fri.— General De Gaulle is reported to have agreed m >::r.nple to Mauritania's request dependence by Nov. 28.
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    Algeria: Eight die
    19 1 ALGIERS, Fri. Algerian rebels killed eight people m three handgrenade attacks m the last 24 hours.
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    Hunger-strike boy is happy again...Bunny comes home
    270 1  - Hunger-strike boy is happy again... Bunny comes home Arthur Richards SURPRISE AS COCKER IS LED BACK BY LONG LOST FRIEND By SINGAPORE, Fri Long lost Bunny came home yesterday and brought joy to little Stephen— and a bis: surprise for the family. For holding on to the lead of Bunny
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    Four die in floods
    31 1 0 WARSAW, Fri.— Four people are reported to have died and 30,000 people have been rendered homeless m the worst floods m 20 years m Western Poland.
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    NEW BLUEPRINT FOR AN ATOM AIRCRAFT
    87 1 NEW BLUEPRINT FOR AN ATOM AIRCRAFT WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States Air Force yesterday made public a hew blueprint for a possible nuclear-powered aircraft. The plan shows swept wings and a long-bodied air frame flattened at the rear where the nuclear engines would be housed. A pair of auxiliary jet
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    Strike at airport milk bar: Arrivals miss morning coffee
    185 1 Strike at airport milk bar: Arrivals miss morning coffee PAYA LEBAR, Friday. AIR ARRIVALS m Singapore this morning were taken by surprise when they stepped out of their planes to a strike at the airport's milk bar en the ground floor. About 20 workers at the milk bar, who have
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    Ike's farce-Reds
    35 1 LONDON. Fri Moscow Radio yesterday broadcast a Soviet newspaper article describing President Eisenhower's speech at the Republican Party's national convention m Chicago as "a one-act farcical performance with a prologue and an epilogue."
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    Marquess divorced
    34 1 LONDON, Fri.— The Marchioness of Milford Haven was granted a decree nLsi against her husband on grounds of adultery. The judge exercised the court's discretion m respect of her own admitted adultery.
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    Chinese ring arrests
    30 1 MONTREAL. Fri.— The first of a series of arrests m a Chinese i immigration racket began here with the detention of two Chinese operators of travel agencies.
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    Lawyer for Powers
    25 1 MOSCOW. FVi— The American U-2 pilot. Francis Powers, will be defended by a Sovie; lawyer when he goes on trial for espionage.
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    Envoy's decree nisi
    25 1 LONDON, Fti.— Sir Henry Ashley Clarke. Britain's AabMttdor to Italy, was granted a decree nisi here because of Lady Virginia Clarke's adultery.
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    Money talks end
    20 1 LONDON, Fri.— Talks on financing Singapore's five-year development plan ended yesterday. An official statement is expected today.
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    STOP PRESS
    296 1 STOCK EXCHANGE m m«m k h' lit i m mii an'i i lorainf. I IniMllfV W .1* r(i cinTli ill MIIV 4|H'i I A .»l M...X; Mm .11.md .md »VU »1.l I Hit Rubb Is. id. \l^ I < i\ r Inn p| .it junta i Sun&H H*a
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    25 1 First Malayan Fund maim prtcM t(»da> buyiny $1.29 and Qg $1.37 xd. Second Mali Fund manager's prices— buying $1 00 and filing $1.06xd
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    Leading industrials attract buyers in an uncertain market: Gilts quietly firm
    193 2 Leading industrials attract buyers in an uncertain market: Gilts quietly firm LONDON. Fri. 1 CERTAIN conditions persisted m the London stock markets yesterday but the general appearance was better than on preceding days. Lt-ading industrials attracted buyers during the rr.urning and there wa> I better tendency m mining > ha
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    WALL STREET
    126 2 Second thoughts on cut m stock margin NEW YORK: Wall Street closed firm at or around the day's higlis with a fair distribution of gains ranging mostly to a point or more. Initial gains m active dealings on Wednesday's cut m stock margin requirements were soon reduced to
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    AMSTERDAM
    35 2 Business small 4 MSTERDAM InterA. nationals lost ground m sympathy with Wall Street. Activity was small. Shippings were idle and among plantations Deli tended to ease. State loans were somewhat better with business small.
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    Tea co-op gets first refining machine
    63 2 XAHA: A tea refining machine, first of its kind on Okinawa arrived here from Japan last week for the Okinawa Tea Producers' Co-operative Association. The new firm expects to be m operation next week with daily capacity of 2.480 pounds of tea. Prior to
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    165 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Straat Mozambique 1/2, Demodocus 4/5. Bougainville 6A, Tatsuhara Maru 6/7. Sumida Mam 8/9. Lo Verdon 10/11, Halldor 13/14. Pres. Coolidge 15/16. Izhevsk 18. Tjiliwong 19. Sedenak N. Wall 3, East Sea N. Wall 4, Bidor
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG, Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <fe S. Banking Corporation $1,210 $1,195 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $92 00 $91.00 sellers sellers Wheelock Marden 740 7.30 sales sales H'Kong phone $37.75 $37.25 sales sales Dairy Farm <fc Cold Storage $28.00 $27.30 sellers
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    Seamen's strike ends
    75 2 s^YDNEY: Australian seamen last r.imii voted to end their two-day-old ilrtkc but rr.any of them will not take .snips to sea until Aug. 1. The Urilu waa m protect against the decision of an arbitration court not to amend a new union award. At mass meetings m
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    DIVIDENDS
    116 2 Schweppes: 7 1 per cent LONDON: Schweppes Limited declared an interim dividend of 1\ percent, against five percent, payaole Oct. 1. The directors stated that the increased rate of interim dividend from five percent to 7£ percent reflects the company's usual procedure of paying approximately one-third of the total
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    EARNINGS
    42 2 Record motor sales DETROIT: American Motors Corporation reports that it earned 96 cents per share on record sales of $310,409,367 m the quarter ended June 30. This compares with 90 cents on sales of $266,277.--476 m the same period last year.
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    LOOK-AROUND
    230 2 A new synthetic rubber group is formed NEW YORK: A new synthetic rubber group has been formed by 15 U.S. and foreign synthetic rubber producers. It will be called the International Institute of Synthetic Rubber Producers and will have its main office here. Establishment of a subsidiary office m
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    UP 10 DOWN 18 UNCHANGED 148
    921 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Thursday. Previous Tooay INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Ords (N) .90 ;\9O Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petro! 43 5 43 6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smtlt. Pret. 20 3 20 3 Ords. 51- 51'Federal Dispensary
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    Improved rubber price raises confidence
    510 2 Improved rubber price raises confidence ASDFSADF SINGAPORE, Friday. TH\NKS to an improvement m the rubber 1 price m Singapore yesterday, the Malayan Stock Exchange showed a better sentiment. There was selective improvement m all sections— four industrials, three minings, one sterling listed rubber and all three dollar rubber changes. One
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    Round the world Market Prices
    235 2 Round the world Market Prices NOTE: Ail prices oelow are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, July 28. Previous Coday RUBBER No. 1 KSb c i.f. European ports. Auk. Sept W IM RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 3u RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Sept 30 «l« {1 Oct
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    RUBBER
    224 2 Further Eastern advance causes sharp rise m opening prices LONDON, Fri. The further advance at Singapore yesterday caused prices to be marked up by about three farthings per pound at the outset. After some hesitancy, buyers paid the higher levels but were reluctant to continue when immediate needs had
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    Malaya drops control imports of 'dollar' cars, watches, radio
    95 2 Malaya drops control imports of 'dollar' cars, watches, radio GENEVA MALAYA no longer maintain.^ r.por; tions of licensing procedi;: i any goods originating m the dollar Organisation for European Economic except those necessary for health, mo. reasons, it was officially announcer A pr< I by the < AM Tariffs and
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    METALS
    114 2 Tin eases with rather freer offers and quiet conditions LONDON Tin yesterday turned easier with rather freer offers which could have been occasioned I by quieter conditions out- side. especially m the United Stah •< Copper drifted lower m the absence of any fresh developments m Africa and the
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    106 3 ZXXZVC HANDSOME King Bhumiphol and beautiful Queen Sirikit ol Thailand paid a state visit to London last week and dazzled all with their charm. The lovely queen looked lovelier than ever when she wore her first Western style evening sown at I dinner and reception given m their
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    in ('a dream realised') comes home with aise for Hong Kong
    27 3 SINGAPORE, Friday! t\ Mi. Johnny Wong, .*>(>. urning Ke Hong Kcrni;. Ihe I. Fast li£e 1 2
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    HANS ANDERSON CLUB TO GIVE TREAT TO 400 CHILDREN
    95 3 HANS ANDERSON CLUB TO GIVE TREAT TO 400 CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Fri. Four •5 hundred underprivileged children from various mea Will be entertained ;he Ha:.s Ander>on Club picnic at Blakang Mali •his Sunday. Well known magicians and artistes will render various items m the prounmc ior the weekend rreat. Curry and
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    S2 mil. Malay firm
    42 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A two million dollar investment '•ompany for Malays only will let up m the Federation re the end of the year. Controller of trade divitn the Ministry of Commerce, Inche Raja Mohar bin Badiozaman. announced.
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    bile library for the kampongs
    6 3 bile library for the kampongs om
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    Prison for youth
    37 3 PENANG. Fri.-A jobless youth. Ang Kean Seng 17. was jailed for a week when he refused to attend an Dilenders compulsory school ?or one month and could not 1 nay a fine of $35.
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    Kedah blood donors
    33 3 ALOR STAR. Fri.— Officers and men of the Ist battalion. Royal Malay Regiment have been the main donors to the Aior Star Blood Bank during this year according 'to statists.
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    – IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS NOW JOIN FORCES
    152 3 IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS NOW JOIN FORCES SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Customs and Immigration have joined forces and are no w operating a co-ordin-ated Coast Guard Service to keep the seas free of piracy, illegal immigration and smuggling. The Coast Guard have 46 boats. They include police, customs and Malayan R.N.V.R.
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    Teachers' talks
    43 3 PENANG. Fri. Three resolutions asking the Federation Government to give better deal for the women teachers have been submitted for discussion at the annual delegates' conference of the National Union of Teachers to be held here on August 11 and 12.
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    Exchange take-over
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Tne Central Bank will take over from Monday, the administration of foreign excnanee control liom tne Ministry of Finance, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, announced yesterday.
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    EDUCATION MAN GETS No. 2 WELFARE POST
    87 3 EDUCATION MAN GETS No. 2 WELFARE POST SINGAPORE. Fri. The Principal Start" Officer m the Ministry of Education, Mr. Goh Sin Tub, has been appointed as the Deputy Director of Social Welfare. Mr. Goh. a former assistant Commissioner for Labour was the first Asian Seamen's Welfare Officer, prior to his
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    Village poll: PPP wins 3 seats
    58 3 IPOH. Fri. The People's Progressive Party won all i three contested seats m the local council by-election m Sungei Durian new village, near Batu Gajah. The P. P.P. now controls seven out of the nine seats m the council. The successful candidates were Messrs.
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    Trespasser jailed
    44 3 MALACCA. Fn.— Tne Sessions Court President, Mr. S. K. Somasundaram. jailed an unemployed man, Saileh bin Mohammed Aii, 48, for one year, for trespassing into tne office of the State Welfare Officer, Mr. C E. R. Abraham, with intention to assault him.
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    Talk to Rotarians
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Rev. Oscar Guinn, Jr., pastor of the Wesley Methodist Church spoke of the experiences of a family who practised "Service Above Self" at the Rotary luncheon at Cathay Hotel.
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    Make this the cradle of a new synthesis, says designer
    282 3 Make this the cradle of a new synthesis, says designer SINGAPORE, Fri. This is the vision of 8 Singapore interior decorator: Make this City-state the cradle pf a new school of interior designing by synthesizing western and oriental art forms. "Singapore is the ideal place for the synthesis of Occidental
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    A CHERRY TREE STUMP IS WORSHIPPED BY HUNDREDS
    133 3 A CHERRY TREE STUMP IS WORSHIPPED BY HUNDREDS SERANGOON, Fri— A five, foot withered stump of a. cherry tree m S^legie Road is worshipped by about 100 people every day. Many of them are residents of nearby areas. Some come from as far as Pasir Panjang and Katong. They beileve
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      70 3 ZfK col Rodio goes on the air on July 31st. Are your Jingles ond \-Jq W s recorded' For o complete production ond recording service m Engliih. (CLLa W totoy Ch.nese dialects call ,n the experts FAR EASTERN FEATURES v^^^ n :V iCE. PO Box 1349, Singapore. lei: ***** REMDVSLj
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      170 3 ifHIIJ J a. a J i f 1 1 1 1 «J^BS Blijlril P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- I mary; 1.02 Fiiday fare; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newsailk; 1.45 Made m Vienna; 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programme summary; 5.03 Tne man and his -nusic; 5.30 Dombey and Son 4. '•The Mid-
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    Middle-aged housewife makes this common complaint: Oh! How my head does ache
    853 4 EEE ABOUT EIGHT per cent of the population suffer from migraine at sometime or other. No wonder Mrs. Chow, aged 37, of Orchard Road, writes to me about it. She takes ergotamine tablets, which helps a lot, but
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    ADVICE FOR YOUNG MAN WITH A HOLIDAY PROBLEM: GO, MAN, GO!
    383 4  - ADVICE FOR YOUNG MAN WITH A HOLIDAY PROBLEM: GO, MAN, GO! MARGHANITA WEE El He told us how he and his fiancee were "at log-ger-heads," because she did not want him to leave her. And he asked for readers' views. Joe will probably be surprised to learn that by a
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      391 4 CLUES ACROSS r— r— r- -r— 1. Unearthly action? (3. 2). I I 12 I I I 88 1 I I 111 lif I I I 4. Broke m and stole (7). I I I I 8. Naked, and not bttuiiß (7, 4^^— mm immw mmm 9. One two-bob is
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    Death Railway men so home
    247 5 gH teen years ago lC y WERE TORN I 'Ht 1 A y FROM FAMILIES S ERVE JAPANESE SINGATUICE, Friday. Mirvivors of the" Siam have sailed for home on hound Perils after being can in Malaya. un the Angin Timor for nils. i i licsc-
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    DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS
    314 5 MINISTRY OF (LLTLRE: ree iilm shows at Chwei Chiun School. Day Road, San Teng School, off Thomson Road 5 m .s Singapore Work Brigade, Pasir Ris. CLOTHING SHOP: St. Anorew& Cathedral CWA Room South Side 10 a.m. to noon. UNITED METHODIST CHOIR: Rehearsal for broadcast service
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    MAHA exhibition
    18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, yesterday opened the Malayan AgriHorticultural Association exhibition.
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    9 to study in U.S.
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Nine Malayan students will leave for the United States on scholarships next week to study m the high schools there for a year.
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    'Pied Piper' Smith charms 2 boys to play for him
    74 5 .Mr. Krilh Smith, the affable Australian Tied Piper" of Radio Australia, here to record Interviews with local children for broadcast, persuades Singapore boy violinists Lim Pin lion;; (rifiht.) and his brother Peng Hon< to perform for him. Named "the child
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    Schools' 5-point plan to rescue students from hands of thugs
    226 5 Schools' 5-point plan to rescue students from hands of thugs SINGAPORE, Friday. sjCHOOL authorities m Singapore have suggested a live-point plan to parents to save their school children from falling into the hands of thugs and hoodlums. It is m the lorm of a circular by principals of schools to
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      168 5 SINGAPORE jrfi^J TODAY: &23 p.m. TOMORROW: 2.13 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. SUNDAY: 301 a.m. and 3.45 p.m. MONDAY: 4.0 M a.m. and 4.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 5.38 a.m. and 5.43 p.m. WEDNESDAY: a.m. and 6.59 p.m. THURSDAY: 9.01 a.m. and 8.09 p.m. RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE
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    Dear Sir...
    498 6 THE MENACE ON TWO WHEELS Wno; arc Our fattic cops cluing dbcut the menace that rears through Our streets every night 3 I mean, of course, the thugs from Cmnatown astride their tnundenng pewer-packed mo-tor-bikes. One night th:s week a friend and I were crossing New Endge Rrad.
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    WHY IS KREMLIN BOSS NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV'S AMBITION SO PUZZLING TO MAC? TODAY I'LL TELL YOU WHAT HE'S UP TO
    587 6  -  William Forrest By LONDON. FRIDAY f AST WEEK Mr. Macmillan, the British Premier, wrote l<> Mr. Khrushchev: "1 really don't know what you arc up to." Today, I will tell him.
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    Lock icon By Jill Butterfield
    253 6 ♦THE NEAREST thing to next-to-nothing has just hit America. For years, white every beach from Morecambe Bay to Monte Carlo swarmed with hare, brown midriffs, the modest American matron clung tenaciously to her one-piece bathing suit, tier towelling bathrobe, her knee-length Bermuda shorts. Bui look what happens
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    Worth $600,000 and value is still going up
    75 6 T E\V YORK. Fri.--1 Put the U.S. male to work and you have the most valuable two-legged commodity In the world. The American Institute of life Insurance has been working on it. and its statisticians say the average American is worth $200,000
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    'DESIRE VENDORS' NOW LEAD SHOPPERS BY THE NOSE WITH STARTLING NEW SALES DRIVE: THE CHOCOLATES SMELL MORE CHOCOLATEY
    260 6 'DESIRE VENDORS' NOW LEAD SHOPPERS BY THE NOSE WITH STARTLING NEW SALES DRIVE: THE CHOCOLATES SMELL MORE CHOCOLATEY YEW YORK, Fri.- The 'desire vendors" of Madison Avenue, centre of America's advertising business, have dreamed up a startling way of increasing buying desires. "Smell-appeal" is the name for the new sales
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    Sp-'n'-dry clothes ring drop n dhoby Business
    11 7 Sp-'n'-dry clothes ring drop n dhoby Business Lnetic libre Lee shortage
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    -Admiral's visit
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    Police warn of big make-up swindle
    274 7  -  ALAN KHOO CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS CHEAT HOUSEWIVES IN SINGAPORE WITH WORTHLESS SETS By Singapore, Friday. POLICE have issued a warning on confidence tricksters^^whe^iave^^heated jnany housewives m several Singapore residential districts into buying worthless cosmetic sets. Members of the public who have been Iheir victims are
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    Challenge for Methodist youths of 5 countries at big biennial talks in August
    346 7 Challenge for Methodist youths of 5 countries at big biennial talks in August SINGAPORE, Fri. Two hundred delegates from Malaya, Singapore, Burma, Indonesia and the Philippines will meet m Singapore next month for the seventh All-Malaya Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute. The delegates, aged 12 to 23, will meet m the
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    A SWISS EXPERT ARRIVES TO TRAIN LOCAL WATCHMAKERS
    119 7 A SWISS EXPERT ARRIVES TO TRAIN LOCAL WATCHMAKERS SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Singapore firm of watch dealers has invited a Swiss watch technician to train its workers here for a year. Thong Sia Co., local agents for Mido watches, recently welcorped Mr. Rene Louis Rerat. a graduate of the Technicum Cantonal
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    Victoria Motor Club invites the Sultan
    61 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri Sultaii Sir Ismail of Johore has been invited by the Victoria Racing Club to attend its centenary Melbourne Cup Race to be run off on Nov 1. The aide-de-camp to the Sultan. Dato Capt. Wan Rahim. confirming this, said that Sir
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    TAXI PROBLEM IS A MATTER OF PLAIN ECONOMICS-REDUCE NUMBER OR RAISE THE CHARGE'
    206 7 TAXI PROBLEM IS A MATTER OF PLAIN ECONOMICS-REDUCE NUMBER OR RAISE THE CHARGE' SINGAPORE, Fri. •THE majority of let- ters received by the •omobile Association of Singapore from motorists here, on matters of road fety are "levelled at taxi drivers." C H. Campbell, an ofßal of the association, said the
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    Attap and fans to keep animals at MAHA show more comfortable
    166 7 Attap and fans to keep animals at MAHA show more comfortable KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. "pilL animals at this year's MAHA exhibition are going to be more comfortable than (heir visitors. Some of them will have fans to keep cool, A >pokesman for the Game Department >aid that attap rooting will
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    CAB DRIVER ACQUITTED OF FIGHTING IN PUBLIC
    117 7 CAB DRIVER ACQUITTED OF FIGHTING IN PUBLIC SINGAPORE. Fri.— A defence counsel, Mr. K.C. Chan, submitted that his client. Birkram Singh, the victim of an alleged assault, was entitled to defend himself, even by causing a breach of the peace. Birkram. a taxi driver, was charged with disorderly behaviour m
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    The final session
    41 7 IPOH. Fri— The review commission appointed under the Emergency Regulations to decide on the cases of political detainees held its last session here. The court will cease to exist after the official ending of the Emergency on Sunday.
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    'Holiday romp' is next Rowcroft fare
    261 7 SINGAPORE, Fri The next production by the Rowcroft Theatre Club is the comedy "Beside the Seaside A Holiday Romp" which will be presented at the Rowcroft Theatre Club, Ayer Rajah Road, on Aug. 3, 4, 5 and 6. Tiils play was performed last year
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    My husband is too lazy to look for work, woman tells magistrate
    141 7 My husband is too lazy to look for work, woman tells magistrate SINGAPORE, Friday. A YOUNG wife, suing her husband for maintenance, told a magistrate here of his laziness to look for a job. Cheong Kong Meng, 24, faced a summons charge of failing to maintain his wife. Lee Gee
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    New appointment
    25 7 BENTONG, Fri.— The Mentri Besar of Pahang, Ungku Abdul Aziz, has appointed Inche Mohamed Nor bin Ismail secretary of the Bentong Town Council.
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    Priority projects
    23 7 KOTA BHARU, Fri. The itan State Rural Development Committee has drawn up plans for priority projects costing a total of $400,000.
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    Private Mahmood
    30 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— The Tengku Mahkota of Johore, Tengku Mahmood, 28, a major m the Johore Military Forces, has decided to join the Territorial Army as a private.
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    Scout training
    37 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Assistant State Commissioner for Scouts m Penann. Mr. Teoh Kuan Kooi, 49. lelt by air for London to attend a two-month training course at the Gill well Scout Trainin? Centre. ASDFSDA
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    Now a new 'weapon' for women to get their man
    199 8 Now a new 'weapon' for women to get their man pERFUME, it is said is a woman's strongest weapon m getting her man. How far that is true I can't tell, but I do know that the most successful perfume makers take years to perfect a new scent. But it
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    Luck in this bag
    42 8 The appropriate thing for the girl who is going away or getting married is this handbag with a clasp m the shape of a Chinese character meanIng Luck. Oddly enough It comes from Germany. From C. K. Tang's
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    EVEN IF YOU ARE A 'HOPELESS CASE' YOU CAN SEW] $9.50 SKIRT IN AN HOUR AT HOME
    382 8 EVEN IF YOU ARE A 'HOPELESS CASE' YOU CAN SE W] $9.50 SKIRT IN AN HOUR AT HOME It's smart for office and pretty enough to wear to a party I ()()k at this skirt. Would you believe I sewed it myself? No w, I certainly wouldn't claim to be
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    Inside story' of the week is all frothy
    167 8 Inside story' of the week is all frothy CAN -CAN petticoats are getting so pretty that I wish somebody would do something about it before I find .lyself one day wearing it as a skirt. A good idea would be for our dress designers to create outfits which would show
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    Does your family say Wo' to fresh pineapple? Then this dish is the answer
    168 8 Does your family say Wo' to fresh pineapple? Then this dish is the answer DO members of your family say "I've had enough" after having only a small slice of pineapple? If so, they are probably tired of eating them fresh. Try serving them m a different way next time.
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    SIMPLE WAY TO KEEP A GIRL'S FRINGE STRAIGHT WINS THIS WEEK'S TOP PRIZE
    245 8 SIMPLE WAY TO KEEP A GIRL'S FRINGE STRAIGHT WINS THIS WEEK'S TOP PRIZE lyiRS. W. E. Meyer, 77 Florida Road, Singapore i?1 20, wins the first prize of S2O m the "Household Hints" competition for her entry. She writes: ''If you are m the habit of cutting your little girl's
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    INSTANT FILLINGS FOR PIES. PUDDINGS
    72 8 INSTANT FILLINGS FOR PIES. PUDDINGS THE latest time-saver m the kitchen is Jell-Os instant pie fillings and puddings Available at Fitzpa tricks, t b c y are artirically flavoured blackcurrent, chocolate, banana, pineapple, butterscotch, and strawberry. It takes a minute to prepare and five minutes to be ready. In each
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    Lovely tee-shirts
    30 8 Whether on the beach or In the office, a tee-shirt is always smart. I saw some lovely ones at Auroras m High Street at very reasonable prices too.
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    HEADS WILL ON THES NEW SWIM
    40 8 HEADS WILL ON THES NEW SWIM FfVR the girl t, lasting swimsaitj Modern SiikStg Street, has rwwi pletc ransf of styles m a brri Aoa Ro*; swin The o m < make bea idm bra. The b lace, lined with wij
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    Latest for
    20 8 THE latest :rci| m tkibv > wwr a The ranee, avaiid .Too m Hi:: r.i«htifs >.eepta?H ing ix jack'
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    'Won't chip gia
    19 8 Won't chip gia IT is always t»l glass tumbk: which > chip. Cbxmg Tmm Bridce Road hisj&i a new sei^r-.
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      Lock icon THE PROUD MEN OF THE 19TH. SIGNAL REGIMENT ATHLETIC TEAM 1960
      96 9 BKKS of th^ 19*n. Signal Reffimont athletic team have had a successful season Th^v wnn iv» r A v*i ci ffnn i Seated ri "S? P**L Si Xa P° rp Distric t Inter-Unit championship I S R^h^el to^r-WtaE meet
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      All in the family— 8 prizes
      69 9 All in the family 8 prizes ABOVE: Keppel School II relay team, which won the InterSchool relay at Telok Blangah School sports. Back row(L to R) Eng Wah, Rashid, Mohamad, Yusoflf. (Front row) Bok San, Kok Kong. Pin Hock. Maud. LEFT: Brian liinton, 13, and sister Ann, 12, between them
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      310 9 tiX) or till ttU You have a high degree of personal magnetism and will undoubtedly have more than one romance before settling down to marriage. Select someone who can bring balance and calm to your inyi^yjbr^jit^p^^p^ialityand 'ou^n^uToTfind^exceptionat happiness. To find what the stars have m store for
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    Bartley System... Which piece! the best develop first
    194 10  - Bartley System... Which piece! the best develop first LIM KOK ANN By SINGAPo^ t 'J'HIS article concludes our p re^ I the Hartley system of opening. I ners. In brief, it recommends playing Black, 1. P-K4 should be I French Defence and any other deb* I be met by the
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    198 10 by M. Harrison-Gray Dealer: South Game all N. #814 OKB 5 3 0 10 9 6 4KQ3 OA4 0 7 5 AlO 75 ***** 8. 4> 7 9AQ 7 2 OKQJ 8 3 2 THIS hand Irom match play shows the folly of insist-; ing on a high
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    $5 only but athletes will be rich
    193 10 $5 only but athletes will be rich ROME. Fri. Britain's Olympic athlete*, with Mss a day spending money m their pockets, will practically be rich, compared to the Italians. The Italians have not Ml pocket money allowances for their team. They say it is not necessary. No food, lodging or
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    Lock icon Japanese are the first at Olympic Village
    94 10 Japanese are the first at Olympic Village ROME. Fn. Thf Olympic Village, home of an eventual 8,500 athletes anu trainers during the Olympic Games next month, was this morning harbouring its hrst inhabitants— five Japanese. They were not athletes, an Olympic spokesman said, but trainers and organisers. He gave their
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    Inter-school competition
    29 10 Inter-school competition INTER -SCHOOL RESULTS ILAndreri 4-1 Si And goon 5-0. St ladjj Josephs 4-1. Bp Sera n goon 2 PresbyU-nan bt Winstedl bt Presbyter tenan bit Bermngooti W >
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    41 10 Australia be host nation ad >TEW YORK I 1959 :I 7S 1964 I: pionship mat for 1962 ber: Am Snea p Can Ire!.. von Daw v.lflßW oividu.'. Delight Austri Par< augural -L. AuM enth lian Btan nati< golf Austra oivicii;.' U.P.
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    25 10 r ed by w 1 l .;;;v>j Han.:- i| O {JP* with serond> jn^j CUss R VS. v Sweo. (US U.P.
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    teams to challenge Fraser and Neave for mmercial houses badminton championship
    84 11 SINGAPORE. Friday N ji \M-> uill take part m the H 9 intnn Association interH iimpionship, starting toI hall m (iuillemard Road. H and Xcavc, the dc H iiJ_J^UM^H]^)|)OllsJ^|^ I led t<> win. B lone final H I W
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    Tee off times for the RSGC Open
    249 11 Tee off times for the RSGC Open Fri. Tee off BMI tomorrow at the Singapore Golf Club n Summer Meeting: Ml\n V MEDAL— ST^BLEFORD Sf\\ lOIRM First Tee: 2Jt Bell. Crawley Boe\ev. Smart: PitrceriiiK. Troughton i 212 Malcolm. Van In Jone.s; 2.18 Welxi. Joyce. 224 Levenrnigen. j] RIC>. Mitchell; 2.30
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    Lock icon DERBY WINNER IS UPSET AT GOODWOOD
    137 11 DERBY WINNER IS UPSET AT GOODWOOD pOODWOOD. Fri. -Kipling. VI a three-year-old colt owr.ed by Lord Sefton. brought oir one of the bigtest surprises of the season by beating Sir Victor Saloons Epsom Derby winner. St. Paddy, m the £6.570 Gordon Stakes, over a mile and a half here yesterday.
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    SGSFA CALL OFF 5 SENIOR CUP FIXTURES
    125 11 SGSFA CALL OFF 5 SENIOR CUP FIXTURES SINGAPORE. Fri. -Singapore Government Service Football Association announced the cancellation of five senior cup fixtures for August. SGSFA gave Its reason as the Merdeka Soccer Festival at Kuala Lumpur and the visit of .several national teams to Singapore during that month. According to
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    ohamed of Foong Hee House wins the individual honours at Pasir Panjang
    386 11 I)lM>l.t\ B DIVISION *"> yds: 1 Sakaria. 2. Solomon. I Suiaunan. 100 yds: 1. Pntrick Poo. 2 Chan Pook Men. 3 All bin Omar. C DIVISION 75 yds: 1. Wong Wai Tin. 2 Tin Ban Teck, 3. Chin
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    KITCHEE PLAY THEIR LAST MATCH TONIGHT
    84 11 KITCHEE PLAY THEIR LAST MATCH TONIGHT JALAN BESAR. Fri. The touring Kitchce team of Hong Kong will play their last match m Singapore tonight when they take on a Singapore Selection team at 7.30. Tho Singapore Selection team Is: Idros Albar: Samad Abdullah, Ali Samijan. Kejapathy, Lee Peng Yee. Omar
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    22 11 ROME. Fri.— Pakistan will be allowed to send a shooting team to the Olympic Games, despite its late entry Reuter
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    PINT CHAMPIONS AT SENNETT
    336 11 B H SCHOOL II BOYS DIVISION A 100 yds- 1. Govindasamy. 2. Lee Yew. yds. 1. Lai Ngau Seng, 2. Chung Wee Hen*. DIVISION B 100 yds. l. Liow Song Huat. 2 N's Cheong Wee. 80 yds Sack Race. 1. Liow Song Huat. 2 Leona: Chor
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    443 11  - Our team here to learn, says Indonesian coach CHUCK RODRIGUES By SINGAPORE Fri. JJKRK to do battle are fifteen hefty Indonesians. They are members of the national water polo team, who arrived from Jakarta on a goodwill mission on Wednesday, i Tiie Indonesian party consists of 11 players and four
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    Yachtsmen to pay own cost to Rome
    196 11 Yachtsmen to pay own cost to Rome SINGAPORE. Fri.— T hr c c yachtsmen. E. G. Holiday. K. Durcan and J. B. Cooke. will meet their own expenses to represent Singapore m the Dragon Class at the Rome Olympics next month. Holiday, who captained Singapore at the last Olympics m
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    285 12 Police stand by in Cup final Uearnes 1 11. K. Bank 0 I ALAN BtSAK, Fri.— Police stood by m this Business Houses League and Cup final ior the Stanvac Cup. The matcn was won alter extra time. Hero was Wearne's Shanff who cracked m the winning Koal m the
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    127 12 TOKYO. Fri— Somkia.t Kiatmuangyom. lightweight champion of Thailand, scored with left hooks to the body and upset Japanese lightweight champion Keichi Ishikawa with a split decision last night m their non-title j 10-round bout. Somkiat was m far better form than when he lo^t m June to
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    Their best form for special occasion
    75 12 0 Athletes of Pasir Panjang School I and II produced their best form yesterday and it was for a special occasion. It was the school's annual athletic meet. Healthy rivalry was the order of the day. Pictured on the left are some of the
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    The Prince goes like winner this morning on Penang track
    394 12  - The Prince goes like winner this morning on Penang track ALLAN LEWIS By PENANG. Friday. pRINCE OF LALITA, winner of the Governor's Cup on the first day of the meeting, v almost sure to start favourite for the Penang Gold Cup after a winning trial this morning. Ridden by Arthur
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    117 12 YOUNG apprentice Vincent Chong had an unusual experience on Jalan Besar m the third race yesterday. Jalan Besar went out of the stalls so fast that he stumbled when he hit the ground. Young Chong made a brilliant recovery after being almost shot out of the
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    15 12 WELLINGTON. Fri. The French Rugby League touring side beat Wellington 41-3.— Reuter.
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    VETERAN AND A YOUNGSTER SHARE THE GLORY WITH A WINNING DOUBLE EACH
    730 12  -  Allan Lewis HOW THEY RAN by PENANG. Friday MICKEY Donnelly, 1 veteran Malayan rider, and Moses Lee, Malaya's youngest rider, each rode a winning double here yesterday. Lee's two winners were Follow Me Home m the main race
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    Starts were so smooth with Mr. Chew
    180 12 Starts were so smooth with Mr. Chew A BOUQUET to Mr. S. K. Chew for his .starting at Penang yesterday. -He did not keep horses standing m the stalls for long after the last horse was m. Except one race, the starts were even. He also starts well from open
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    265 12 LONDON, Fri. Doug Slade, Worcestershire's left-arm slow bowler, was instrumental m Nottinghamshire's trouncing by an innings and 31 runs at Nottingham yesterday. Slade sealed the two-day victory for Worcestershire by taking six for 23 m Nottinghamshire's second innings. In the morning Worcestershire had resumed
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    21 cyclists to race at 100 km mass start on Sunday
    219 12 PASIR PANJANG, Friday. JWENTY-ONE cyclists from the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, Army Cycling Club and the RAF C.A., have, so tar, entered their names lor the Army's 100-kms massed start event at the Pasir Panjang circuit on Sunday at
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    173 12 Each day this week The Singapore Free Pf C« word puzzle. In each puzzle »here will b. M one letter missing. What you have r 0 do is to Ml letters with the aid cf rhe CLUES iivcn with ejefc RULES 1. Word Puzzle Contest
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    61 12 Keep your coupons until Saturd. v, together m sets cf six and send them The Singapore Free Press. P.O. Eon 31 1 1 5 Entries must reach The FfM Prr House. S( 11 a.m. on Wednesday. August 3. > you please, but they must be m
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