The Singapore Free Press, 10 August 1960

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    17 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYRnnv TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    THE FULL SPY-PILOT STORY
    714 1 For the first time... what actually happened Hollow explosion and a Us h... not a direct hit' MOSCOW. Wednesday 1 piLOT Francis Gary s :n Hj> said for m according to :3 ntcsston, what j|?)gppcncd when he cruising 1.240 miles je Russia. •Jk Sow.et news agency
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    Brunei Govt, offers top posts to Malayans
    241 1  - Brunei Govt, offers top posts to Malayans ALIAS RAHIM By SINGAPORE. Wed. THE Burnei (iovernment is offering top posts, with attractive salaries m the medical field, to experts m Singapore and the Federa- tion. The positions to be filled are: Medical officer, pharmaceutical chemist, health sister and nursing sister. All
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    TON WASTE EXPLOSION: MAN TOSSED 75 FT. UP
    41 1 TON WASTE EXPLOSION MAN TOSSED 75 FT. UP 1 metal em a »iid> *terJoded a m a mm\mmi tiVC irma:- ot! Jjj* hats that had *\fnvi\ uul >•■ il •■P'ns at sec itcrial dumping J"*' U»Tf Mth U.IN •m.» ihe and irnins;
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    43 rebels killed
    27 1 ALGIERS, Wed. French pal killed 43 and captured Muslim rebels near the Al-gerian-Moroccan frontier m a clean-up" raid which has startea South Oran province.
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    Typhoon kills four
    17 1 TAIPEH. Wed— Typhoon Trix four persons and injured even others In Norihern Formosa estcrd
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    Gold in the pantry
    20 1 CALCUTTA. Wed.— Contraband .old worth about M51.2T5.000. found hidden m u.e pantry ol the liner Ruthevereit.
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    Killer croc hunt
    34 1 PORT MORESBY (New r pa wed— Armed natives Hunched a new hunt yesterday or a man-killing crocodile which has struck three times m the Marshan lagoon, 80 mites southwest of here.
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    MOTEL POST FOR THE JONES BUTLER
    109 1 MOTEL POST FOR THE JONES BUTLER LONDON, Wed. Cronin, the former butler of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones, is considering a post with a Chicago motel. The job is at a motel on luxurious Lake Shore Drive m the big midwestern United States city. "Money is not everything," the silver-haired
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    Indonesians ready
    28 1 JAKARTA. Wed— Tne Indonesian Air Force said that modern aircraft had been placed on islands bordering West New Guinea 'to lace any eventuality that may happen."
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    Order for Goldwyn
    25 1 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Film producer Samuel Godwyn was yesterday awarded the Order of the Rising Sun by decree of Emperor Hironito of Japan.
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    Monty cancels tour
    23 1 CANBERRA. Wed. Viscount Montgomery of Alamein has cancelled a planned tour of Australia m November because of "pressure of work"
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    Nikita for New York
    62 1 MOSCOW. Wed. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev yesterday expressed willingness to go to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly s disarmament discussions. Washington officials voiced the suspicion that Mr. Khrushchev might want to go to the United States to try and influence the Presidential election
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    Laos coup men say: We are neutral
    175 1 SAIGON, Wednesday. TROOPS oi the Laotian Second Parachute Battalion early yesterday took over the administrative capital Vientiane and set up a "revolutionary committee" aimed at turning the pro-Western kingdom into a wmtxuUsLjXHjntn^Kcord to reports re- aching here. Reports received by embassies here said
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    Pakistan seeks aid
    24 1 KARACHI, Wed.— Tne Pakistan Government will begin negotiations with the Soviet Government for Sonet aid m exploring oil and mineral resources.
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    KATANGA: Tshombe says 'Yes'to UN moving in
    318 1 fc Katanga will not oppose by force the entry of United Nations troops, but we do not want them to start by disarming our soldiers and allowing Lumumba's men in* ELISABETHVILLE, Wednesday. Till. CONGO situation changed dramatically last night when Mr. Moist- Tshombe,
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    STOP PRESS
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    Top Red terrorist leader arrested
    64 1 BANGKOK. Wed.— A top Communist terrorist leader has been arrested m southern Thailand, ihe Under-Secretary for the Interior, Luang Chart Trakankosol, announced here yesterday. He refused to disclose the name for "security reasons" but said ihe terrorist leader was canying a forged identity card issued
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    Korean Govt, shaky
    36 1 NEW YORK. Wed.— Newsweek Magazine ham predicted thai "-he new South Korean Government would fall soon. "Insiders m Seoul say the Government cannot survive beyond next winter without added economic aid." it adds.
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    Liberian ship sinks
    43 1 LONDON. Wed— Tne 12.862--ton Liberia n tanker. World Sky, sank m the Arabian Sea off the Oman coast. Five survivors of the crew of 35 had been picked up. and a search was continuing for the others m four lifeboats.
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    Lock icon STRIKES ARE NOW OUTMODED, SAYS NEHRU
    129 1 STRIKES ARE NOW OUTMODED, SAYS NEHRU NEW DELHI. Wed. Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said here yesterday that settling disputes by strikes was outmoded. He said that strikes should be particularly avoided m essential services Any general strike, said Mr. Nehru, was a political strike and its success would
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    Lock icon The last voyage
    34 1 GREENOCK (.Scotland). Wed Thousands of holidaymakers gathered on ihe Clyde coast yesterday to see the 44,500-ton battleship Vanguard complete its last voyage to a shipbreaker's yard at Paslane. near here.- Reuter
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    Archbishop warns
    30 1 HAVANA. Wed.— Tlie Archbishop of Havana. Emtlio Diaz, yesterday warned he would e\o*? even' Roman Catholic church m Cuba if the Government does not guarantee freedom of worship.
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    AGA KHAN'S CAR COLLIDES WITH SCOOTER
    101 1 AGA KHAN'S CAR COLLIDES WITH SCOOTER CANNES Franco, Wed The Aga Khan, driving a blue Italian sports ear was m collision yesterday with a 26-year-old French motor scooter rider. The Aga Khan, whose father. Prince Aly Khan, was killed m May \n a motoring accident near Paris, immediately jumprd from
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    Missile success
    33 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Weo The Ai. Force yesterday sucoessfullv launched a 125-ton Atlas missile (jii a planned fiiqht of 7.000 mll<K io a point m tlie Atlantic off the Souih African coast.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    31 1 Fjrst Mala\an Fund m;n.;^-r> p. ices todHv: buying M .«nd Willi n $1 34 xd Second M.tl;<\.tu Fun(i m;«nagei s piues: buyuig 98 i cent- and selling $1.04 xd.
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    Industrials advance after hesitant start: Tin shares lose more ground
    190 2 Industrials advance after hesitant start: Tin shares lose more ground LONDON. Wed. THERE was some hesitancy In the London stock markets during the early stages reflecting the latest hire purchase statistics which showed a further and more marked slackening m demand tor hire purchase facilities. Later, however, a selective demand
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    WALL STREET
    105 2 Market steady at close: Rush for coppers NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday closed steady, with mostly fractional changes either way. Quiet conditions prevailed m early dealings, prices moving narrowly. While sentiment was aided by news of Federal Reserve Board moves to expand member banks' lending power, this was
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    AMSTERDAM
    40 2 Business moderate AMSTERDAM: The market closed firm, aided by Monday's Wall Street showing and renewed local and foreign demand for international issues. Business was moderate. Shipping issues were well maintained, while plantation issues improved. State loans were virtually unchanged.
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    METALS
    122 2 Tin holds steady helped by improved Continental demand LONDON. Wed. —Tin more than held Monday afternoon's partial rally and was aided by an improvement m Continental demand, possibly induced by the lower Eastern price. Copper values were well maintained during moderate dealings. Latest developments m the Congo were the
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    173 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Automedon 1/2. Jagmata 4 5, Lao 6A. Nissei Maru 6/7, State of Kutch 8 9, Coromandel 10/11, Cellina 13/14, Soudan 15/16. Burma 18, Serampang 19. Perak N.Wall 2, Stia N.Wall 3. Salong N.Wall 4, Rajah
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,200 $1,195 sellers sales Union InsCanton $90.00 $92 00 buyers buyers Wheeloclt Marden 7.70 7.75 sales sellers H'Kons phone $38.75 $38.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $28.70 5.8.60 sales sellers Taikoo Docks
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    TAKE-OVERS
    49 2 Sea Insurance Company LONDON: The London Assurance Company announced today that it was offering nine of its shares plus 32/- cash for every eight shares m the Sea Insurance Company of Liverpool. The board of Sea Insurance met m Liverpool and decided to recommend acceptance of the offer.
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    EARNINGS
    93 2 World Bank: $180.5mi1. WASHINGTON: The World Bank reported net income of $59,500,000 (about M 5180.5 million* for the 12 months to June 30, 1960. This was an increase of about $13,000,000 (about M 539.1 million) over the net income of $46,400,000 (about M 5141.4 million) reported for the year
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    265 2 U.S. banks' reserve requirements cut by 3 actions WASHINGTON: The Federal Reserve Board has announced three actions which reduce reserve requirements for commercial banks. The first action effective Aug.. 25 allows member banks m the system's •country bank* category to count as part of their required reserves any vault
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    Steel deliveries better
    82 2 T^EW YORK, Wed Delrvenes of steel mill products ln June held up much better than United States ingot production, the American iron and Steel Institute reported. It noted that deliveries totalling 5.920.860 tons were only 5.6 percent less ha n m May whereas steel production was reduced
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    931 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS. I cci cum capital nm. xall eiciuliag everytkiag. >l rxclalißf impend f cbi turn tonus issue. > «r ticlulme capital return T ecr cam capital return. I ci cam finical. c call cam all.
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    Downward trend in shared continues unchecked
    439 2 Downward trend in shared continues unchecked PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST^ SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THERE was no let up m the fall of share J values on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The process continued unabated and no less than 42 counters m
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    Round the Wor Market Prices
    229 2 Round the Wor Market Prices MOTE: All price, nclow are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON An. Previous foil.y RUBBER No. 1 RSC.i.f. European parts. Auk i Sept RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot '"'I RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Sept IS Oct. Dec 3»i IC 30 I U
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    RUBBER
    216 2 Singapore prices did not advance to extent expected J ONDON, Wed. As SinLi gapore prices did notadvance to the extent expected quotations were adjusted downwards a little at the opening and remained largely only nominal indications during the morning m the absence of demand. Traders estimated only a small
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    A Thank you' to Govt, for better roads and an end to traffic jams in estate
    306 3  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS SERANGOON GARDEN MEN ARE HAPPY. AFTER ALL THAT GRUMBLING By Serangoon Garden, Wed. EXTENSIVE development projects which have given a new look to the Serangoon Garden Estate have prompted several residents and
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    Sergeant Ezekiel gets his big chance to earn his wings
    208 3 Sergeant Ezekiel gets his big chance to earn his wings SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A Malayan Air Training Corps Sergeant, Samson Ezekiel, 17. lias won a scholarship io train here. The scholarship, whl c h covers 10 hours ol flying-time at the Royal Singapore Flying Club, has bt en granted by Air
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    Teachers confab
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    Surprise raids on gangster hideouts
    52 3 MALACCA. Wed. Police iure have carried out ;jrise raids on suspected secret M>ciety hideouts m town. Two men with secret society tattoo mark^ were arrested: 494 people were searched and Questioned and another 109 wrre taken to the Central Police Station for questioning. They were
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    HIS 'HARVEST' WAS THE BEST OF 12 ENTRIES
    215 3  -  ALAN KHOO Vun wins $1,000 m Shell photo show By Wed. The first prize of $1,000 In the "Oil m the Life of Singapore" photographic competition sponsored by the Shell Company here was won by Mr. Vun Kyn Hee of South Bridge
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    Youth clubs begin leadership course
    40 3 IPOH. Wed. About 45 members of youth clubs from all over Perak have begun a seven-day youth leadership coarse here. The course, organised by the Department of Social Welfare is being conducted m j Malaya.
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    Rotary Club talk
    52 3 JOHORE Bx\HRU, Wed.— Miss Majorie Horton. a Rotary Foundation scholar, who is on her way back home to Australia after completing a course at the Illinois Universtiy m America, will address v meeting of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club at the Johore Civil Service Club today at
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    FARMER GETS 4 MONTHS FOR POSING AS A TRAFFIC COP
    206 3 FARMER GETS 4 MONTHS FOR POSING AS A TRAFFIC COP pENANG. Wed. A young farmer from Sungei Patani posed as a traffic policeman m Penang and tried to get "coffee money and a monthly payment" from a lorry driver, the Second Magistrate's Court was told. Sam bin Kalam. 25. was
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    TWO TIGERS THAT DIDNT SHOW UP AT THIS YEAR'S M.A.H.A. DISPLAY WERE ON 'SICK LEAVE'
    343 3 TWO TIGERS THAT DIDNT SHOW UP AT THIS YEAR'S M.A.H.A. DISPLAY WERE ON 'SICK LEAVE' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed THE STORY of the two tigers that never appeared at this year's Malayan Agricultural and Horticultural Asso c i a tion show was told by a member of the MAHA committee. First
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    Head postmaster dies
    41 3 IPOH, Wed.— Mr. Urn Tee Ee. 72. head postmaster here from 1928 till 1947, has died ln hospital here. He had been m poor health for some time. Mr Lim leaves five sons, five daughters and several grandchildren.
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    BANK MANAGER OFF: HE'LL RETURN FOR JOB IN KUCHING
    126 3 BANK MANAGER OFF: HE'LL RETURN FOR JOB IN KUCHING OINGAPORK, Wed. Mr. G. N. B. Haynes. manager of the Orchard Road branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. Singapore, has sailed on the P and O liner Carthage for Britain for a brief holiday before going to Kuching, Sarawak, as
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      82 3 *«i a talk: 7.15 The history of music m 'tre> >ound. Pm.— lu.M 730 Singapore Gazette, news. views and Interviews about people and events m and out of Singapore, presented by lan Hope; 7.40 Make mine music: 8.00 Paul Temple and the Gilbert Case: 830 Boldness Be My Friend. 9.00
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    Lectures came first for the Ang
    215 4 CHILDREN WERE PACKED OFF TO GRANDMA IN MERSING. ./NEVER AGAIN THIS SEPARATION 1 TIONG BAHRU, Wednesday THE forthcoming August holidays will reunite a Singapore school teacher with her three children 1 whom she has not seen for more than four months. Mrs. An£ Kirn
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    ADULT CLASSES
    126 4 CHANGI: About 50 people have so far registered for adult education classes at the two registration centres m this district— the Chanui Point Community Centre and the Changi Community Centre. The centre leader, Inche Salleh Ahmad, said he expected at least 50 more to register before the closing
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    OLD BOYS MEET
    100 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Twenty old boys from St. Andrew's School class of '49 met at a reunion dinner. The organiser of the dinner, Mr. Koh Peng Leong, now an assistant m a motor firm, said: "Since we left school m 1949 we seldom met each other and the
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    Press photographer Ali takes a pretty bride
    65 4 Mr. AU bin Yusoff and his bride Miss Mariam binte Manaf., who were married m Singapore, on Sunday. Mr. Aii who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Yusoff is a photographer attached to the Straits Times Press. Miss Mariam is
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    SCHOOL PICNIC
    34 4 TAMPINES: About 100 pupils and staff of Tampines School will hold a picnic at Changi on IfonOn the same day, 30 prefects of the school will hold a picnic at Pasir Ris.
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    NEW D.P.P.
    145 4 SINGAPORE. CITY: Popular Singapore -and AllMalaya cricketer. Mr. Carl Schubert, is the latest member to join the eightman team oi Deputy Public Prosecutors m the State Advocate General's chambers. A Gazette notification said the Yang di-Pertuan Negara has appointed Mr. Schubert a D.P.P. from Last week. Mi. Schubert,
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    ON WAY TO ROME
    175 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Two New Zealanders found Singapore to be a 'shoppers' paradise" when they stopped over during the weekend on their way to the Olympic Games m Rome. They were Joseph Victor Devcich. 40. a 120-yard hurdler, and Mr. Clive Head. a bantamweight. Mr. Devcich has
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    YOUTH MEET
    51 4 THOMSON ROAD: The Singapore Theological Seminary m Adam Road will hold a youth conference from Aug. 22 to 27. Highlights of the week will be a picnic, games, swimming. Special speakers are Mr. E Poulson, Rev. Daniel Yu and Rev. C. H. Yap. Youth leaders are invited to
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    DENTAL FELLOWSHIP
    101 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Mr. Richard Yeo Seng Yit, a dental surgeon, has been awarded a one-year fellowship for post-graduate studies at the Murray and Leonie Guggenheim Dental Clinic m New York. A dental officer attached to the Ministry of Health, Mr. Yeo will specialise m pedodontia. Mr. Yeo, an
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    PASTOR ON TOUR
    102 4 KALLANG: The Rev. Elton G. Hill, a pastor from America who visited Singapore last week, has promised to come back here with his wiie at the end of his forthcoming tour of Japan.. Mr. Hill, who is now on a round-the-world tour, held special meetings at the
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    ADMIRAL'S CALL
    12 4 NAVAL BASE: The commander of the two visiting Royal Ceylon
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    2 PRESBYTERIAN PASTORS OFF TO SEOUL FOR TALKS
    230 4 2 PRESBYTERIAN PASTORS OFF TO SEOUL FOR TALKS SINGAPORE CITY: Two Singapore pastors. Rev. Timothy Tow Siang Hui and Rev. Kk>k Chiang Quek will attend the Fourth General Assembly of the Far Eastern Council of Christian Churches m Seoul. Korea, from Aug. 31 to Sept. 6. Rev. Tow who is
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    MR. CLOGGHEAD
    66 4 SINGAPORE'S WORST DRIVER NATURALLY when he follows a vehicle he cannot, or doesn't want to. overtake, h pets as close to its tail as he can and so cause, a lovely lon- queue of traffic to form behind him. If he left a tap somebody with a faster
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      340 4 CLUES DOWN 1. Classically take a formula for success m the kitchen? (6). 2. It's sham io get recent confusion inside (8). 3. Epithet for Ben Jonson underdone (4). 4. Out of the East, it used to be pertaining to the ear (6>. 5. Unmixed, but gets back up to
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    Houses ready for Officers' Co-op
    268 5  -  R. G. PILLAI ALLOCATION OF 158 UNITS AT THOMSON ROAD TO BEGIN SOON: ANOTHER LOT PLANNED IN PAYA LEBAR By SINGAPORE, Wednesday TWO s:U0(UM)() housing estates with 314 units are bem* developed by the Singapore Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society Ihe estates arc situated m
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    RURAL PROJECTS FOR PERAK COST $161MIL.
    124 5 RURAL PROJECTS FOR PERAK COST $161MIL. IPOH. Wed. Perak 's rural development plans will consist of 2.777 schemes costI ing about $161 million. The State Rural Development Board will meet soon to discuss these individual schemes and decide on priorities before submitting re- commendations to the Federa l i Government.
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    Man found hanging
    32 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed. A special constable. Mohamed Shawal bin Yunus, 30, 1 I attached to Kuala Kangsar police station, was found i hanging at the police bachelors' barracks here.
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    ALICE SWAN WAS LUCKY AMONG THE 13 WHO CONTESTED FOR MISS COLLEGE 1960 TITLE
    99 5 ALICE SWAN WAS LUCKY AMONG THE 13 WHO CONTESTED FOR MISS COLLEGE 1960 TITLE Nineteen-year-old Alice Swan was crowned ".Miss College 19«0' at the •Teachers' Night* at the Singapore Military Forces Hall m Beach Road on Sunday. More than tiOO people, mostly school teachers m Singapore and their friends, attended
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    Victor, the big man with a small guitar is bent on mastering music
    136 5 Victor, the big man with a small guitar is bent on mastering music SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JOSEPH Victor Francis, 33, is i\ "big man with II i *1 a small guitar. He Is popularly called so because of his size and his great interest m music. Victor is a specialist m
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    Boy, 16, wins award for Naval training in India
    140 5 Boy, 16, wins award for Naval training in India rpANJONG MALIM. A Wed. Mohamed Tormoti bin Mohamed Selamat, 16, son of a rubber tapper, has won a nine-year scholarship m India which will qualify him for a division one appointment m the Federation Government service. He was selected from 150
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      488 5 TODAY'S EVENTS ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL HALL: The Creation by Haydn, rehearsal. 5.30 p.m. SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Performance 7.30 to 8.30 p.m., Esplanade. SINGAPORE JUDO CLUB: Be- I ginners and 6th Kyu. 8 to 9 p.m tree practice. 9 to 10 p.m. TOC H SINGAPORE: Evening I of recorded classical music
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    431 6 Dear Sir. ___P^^^r^r^^___^^^f^_B_^_^_B it-L. il'r ll'l i NO POINT IN SAVING fc-"al__U____Bß_*l M The Singapore Congress gets mv support tor their move to get the Provident Fund Board rules revised. I'm sure there are thousands of people like me who v»ould rather borrow a small sum from our own savings
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    The playboy pilots reach for glory of battle ...and win fame
    2393 6  - The playboy pilots reach for glory of battle ...and win fame Hugh Dundas By LONDON. WEDNESDAY. THEY SAW THE SACRED COWS OF R.A.F. BEING LAUGHED AT AND DISCIPLINE FLOUTED The first attack on London took place on Sept. 7 but next day Germans had heavy losses fONDON is a big
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    Chance for 158 boys to lead new life
    234 7  - Chance for 1 58 boys to lead new life R. G. PILLAI. PAROLE WILL BE GIVEN TO THOSE WHO SHOW GENUINE DESIRE TO BE LAW-ABIDING By SINGAPORE, Wed. THE Government has taken steps to shorten the "period of stay" for 158 inmates of the GimsoiL SchooJ Singapore's corrective training institution
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    17 7 M.AM HENRY SURIYA WEE CHEOW PENG LAI LONG TIEW LILY 00.
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    Jail for 2 men who hurt, robbed taxi-man
    214 7 Jail for 2 men who hurt, robbed taxi-man SINGAPORE, Wed. The First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Choor Singh, pointed out that taxi-drivers needed the protection of the courts as they commonT'^vicTims^oTTob^^ beries." Cresente Pasaol, a Filipino sailor, and Mohamed Kassim bin Mohamed Khan, were jointly charged with robbing a taxi-driver,
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    BOYS AND GIRLS OF RAFFLES SCHOOL PUT UP WINNING PERFORMANCES AT 3-HOUR SHOW
    181 7 at the U ifflea Girls' during the I Ime deciding on iard was high was to comKang. Miss Pa- R ss, Mr. Tan \bisheganaden. i the organs' Kang. was unable thustesa and the organisPhilip Liau. d I
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    MILLION FOR MAJOR RPORT SCHEME IN KUCHING
    8 7 MILLION FOR MAJOR RPORT SCHEME IN KUCHING I
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    Reptile scare at Pasir Ris: They lurk in undergrowth near beach
    259 7 Reptile scare at Pasir Ris: They lurk in undergrowth near beach TAM PINKS, Wednesday. yiCIOIS LOOKING reptiles of the lizard family, seen lurking m undergrowth near the Pasir Ris beach are causing a scare among picnickers. One giant amphibian lizard, four feet long and weighing 201 b.. has been caught.
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    Garden of Nation
    17 7 KUANTAN. Wed. Pahang's King George V National Park is now known as Taman Negara.
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    Socialist Front urges: Lift ban on visits to detainees
    123 7 Socialist Front urges: Lift ban on visits to detainees KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Socialist Front has decided to appeal to the Minister of Interior, Dato Sulaiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, to lift the ban on parents visiting detainees at the Batu Gajah camp. This decision was taken at the end
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    Aug 19 not Aug 9
    48 7 •JOHORE. BAHRU. Wed. Four-cent and 50-cent stamps bearing the portrait of the present Sultan of Johore will be on sale at all post offices and postal agencies m the State of Johore as from Aug. 19 and not from yesterday as was reported.
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    SEAMAN FINED $200 FOR ILLEGAL STAY IN THE STATE
    92 7 SEAMAN FINED $200 FOR ILLEGAL STAY IN THE STATE SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Hong Kong seaman, who has lived m Singapore for the past four years "for economic reasons," was fined $200 by the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Pates for unlawfully remaining m the State. He was Yong Toh
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    $200 FINE FOR MAN WHO CHEATED 2 JOB-SEEKERS
    134 7 $200 FINE FOR MAN WHO CHEATED 2 JOB-SEEKERS SINGAPORE, Wed. A man, Kwok Choo Moi who absconded with two job-seekers' money after promising them jobs, was fined a total of $200 m the Ninth Magistrate's Court on two counts of cheating. Kwok pleaded guilty to cheating Ho Ah Yong and
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    Woman waited 4 years to summon husband for maintenance, court told
    188 7 Woman waited 4 years to summon husband for maintenance, court told SINGAPORE, Wednesday. iOR FOUR YEARS Madam See Hock Neo, 33, an estranged housewife, lived on her own with cash and $(>0 m kind from her younger I brother. Then the brother and certain members of her church told her
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    Four youths rob a towkay
    70 7 IPOH. Wed. Four youths held up a company director, Mr. Chew Kirn Ker, 60, m daylight recently, on the main trunk road, 16 miles south of here, and took a briefcase containing documents, five cheque books, $30 and a $350 gold watch. Mr. Chew was
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    Filipino officials
    23 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— Mr. B. j. Tupaz is secretary of the Filipino Association of Singapore. Mr. Paul del Rozario is his assistant.
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    63 teachers pass final exams at the TTC
    386 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A total of 63 teachers have passed their final examinations held m June at the Teachers' Training College to qualify for the award of the Certificate of EducaThose who scored distinctions have the subject, mentioned within bracket*. Miss Aroozoo, Lilian.
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    Brook...the power behind the British Cabinet
    796 8  - Brook... the power behind the British Cabinet CHAPMAN PINCHER by 1 LONDON. WEDNESDAY WHEN Mr. MACMILLAN announced the names of his new 20-man ff Cabinet he should have added "and, of course, Sir Norman Brook." For, as Cabinet Secretary and Civil* Service overlord, Sir Norman has exerted more real power
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    DETECTIVE WHO SENT SCORES TO THE 'CHAIR' DIES AT 74
    133 8 DETECTIVE WHO SENT SCORES TO THE 'CHAIR' DIES AT 74 NEW YORK. Wed.—Colourful Michael (Treat 'em Rough! Fiaschetti. the detective sergeant who once headed New York's Italian Squad and was responsible for sending scores of criminals to the electric chair, is dead at 74. His methods of hunting criminals won
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    Best man stole wedding gifts
    50 8 VTEW YORK. Wed— Best man at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carter was Teado Benjamin. And the man who burgled their new Philadelphia home turned out to be Teado Benjamin. He even took the radio set he gave them as a wedding present.
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    Rupert and the Whistlefish—4
    114 8 Leading Rupert back into the shop the man shows him a smaller, round bowl with a fish m it. There, I'll warrant you've never seen one like that before," he says. Would you like it My. yes, I would I exclaims Rupert. Look how it changes
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      464 8 LOOK HERE FOR YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY r>ORN today, you have a happy and harmonious around the corner, bui it's up to ment. A3 tremend us store oi home life, but you want) you iv make ihe turn! Pisces <Feb 20-Mai 20 1 physical and mental energy, someone for a
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    Ex-detainee fulfils vow and frees birds
    154 9 Ex-detainee fulfils vow and frees birds I>AUB, Wed. A 46- year-old p.w D worker, a former detainee, marked the official end of the Emergency earlier this week by freeing five birds from captivity. His wife, seven children nd __50 other youngsters watched as he released three birds from their cage.
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    This family model is a car with a happy compromise: No wonder it sells so well
    460 9  -  ROBERT WALLING NGAEGAG na I HAVE been doing a rather odd kind of test with a car that many families use the Ford Consul. I have deliberately sought out the traffic jams— it hasn't
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    Mutual criticism shows the way up
    289 9 SO SAY THE NATHAN GROUP ARTISTS WHO PUT THEIR HEADS TOGETHER FOR ART SINGAPORE, Wednesday, jyjUTUAL criticism and exchange of ideal are the best means to improve artistic talents. This is the view of live "Nathan Road" artists who had made great strides m
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    'Beware of Red infiltration'
    142 9 Major General L. W. Thornton. newlyappointed Chief of General Staff, New Zealand Army, said here that SEATO countries had to be on guard against Communist infiltration all the time. Gen. Thornton, who was until recently the Chief Military Planning Officer of SEATO. sailed for New Zealand
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    POLICE WARNING, SO CYCLISTS RUSH TO BUY HEADLIGHTS
    120 9 POLICE WARNING, SO CYCLISTS RUSH TO BUY HEADLIGHTS TAMPINES, Wed.— Cyclists m the Tampines district are rushing to buy headlamps and reflectors for their bicycles. A Tampines Road bicycle dealer said that he had sold hundreds of headlamps and reflectors to bicycle owners m the last two months. The dealers
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    Detainees end hunger strike
    49 9 IPOH, Wed.— The 35 political detainees at the Batu Gajah detention centre ended their week long hunger strike on Monday. Among them are two women. They began their strike last week m protest against their not being released with the official ending of the Emergency.
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    $38mil. spending
    25 9 $38 mil. spending KUCHING. Wed.— The Sarawak Government is expected to spend an additional $38,730,000 on its 1959-1963 development programme, according to a Government statement.
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    Malayan army heads
    22 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. All seven battalions of the Royal Malay Regiment will have Malayan commander! by August next year.
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    Lock icon PIGGOTT TAKES TUMBLE ON THE TURF AS HIS SADDLE SLIPS
    122 10 0 RACEGOERS at Brighton, Sussex, held their breath as star jockey Lestor Piggott clung around his mounts neck for 100 yards before he fell only a few yards from the winning post. With Piggott fell his slipping saddle cause of
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    'ROAMING' BAN ON AUSSIE TEAM
    207 10 SYDNEY. Wed. Teenage members of the Australian Olympic team will not be allowed to "roam" about Europe or anywhere else overseas after the Rome Games. The manager of the team. Mr. Sid Grange, issued this warning while commenting on his refusal to permit world famous
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    Lock icon RUMANIA OUT OF PENTATHLON
    73 10 ROME. Wed— Rumania has withdrawn from the modern pentathlon and may be replaced by another nation, Olympic organisers announced last night. The International Pentathlon Federation m Stockholm was informed of Rumania's decision which reduced the number of entries to 57, three short of the ceiling. The
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    Pills found in women's locker room? 'Ridiculous'
    232 10 Pills found in women's locker room? 'Ridiculous' KOfiUCTN, Wed.— The coach oi the United States Olympic women s swimming team Monday branded charges that thc girls used pep pills" during last weeks tnais at Detroit as "statements by a man who is being ridiculously jealous." Weikko RuusKa of Berkeley, California,
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    Nothing wrong with US tennis, says former Aussie star
    423 10  - Nothing wrong with US tennis, says former Aussie star JACK CUDDY New York. Wed. By ADRIAN Quist could be hanged m Sydney's White City Stadium for saying this, but the former Australian Davis Cupper today admitted that "there's nothing wrong with L.S. tennis." t "You biokes have some terrific young
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    27 10 MOSCOW. Wed. Russia expects to win medals m 13 events at the Olympics, said Nikolai Romanov, president of the central Council of Sports Societies.- U.P.I.
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    Floyd's a lighting champion'
    341 10 Floyd's a lighting champion' NEW YORK, Wed.- Floyd Patterson is eager to fight I Ingemar Johansson on Nov. 1 and Sonny Liston next year, his trainer said yesterday. Trainer Dan Florio explained: "Floyd wants to be a fighting champion. He wants to get Johansson out of the way m their
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    252 10 By M. HARRISON-ORXY WHEN you bid a reasonabn slam and run into a bac break, at least you die m a worthy cause. There is nothing at all to console the player who goes down m a freely -bid contract of Five m a major. The following can
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    Lock icon Thailand want Thomas Cup in December
    91 10 BANGKOK. Wed. Mr Thawasak Plentham. retary general of the Badminton Association of Thailand, told reporters yesterday be had written to Badminton Associations m Asian countries to suggest that the Thomas Cup competition be held m Bangkok m December Main reason for the postponement. Mr.
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    Like this it looks impossible
    48 10 0 LIKE this, it looks almost impossible, but out of 60 hurdles cleared by these young Swedish athletes. onl> one hurdle has been knocked down. This picture was taken during the Junior Swedish Mas tership contest. P o p pr <- r pic lure.
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    Two boxers may back famed fighting glory to the Philiping
    170 10  - Two boxers may back famed fighting glory to the Philiping VICENTE MALIWANAG By SINGAPORE, THE Philippines, on short boxing rations for near| may soon see a return to the glory da\s 0 j |> an I jnassuming Filipino fighters are making a bid to cn *J' mortal Villa for a
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    breed of English jockeys no Itch for hard-traiMd Aussies
    639 11  -  CLIVE GRAHAM I With his unrivalled authority, j THE SCOUT makes a timely inquiry into racing's troubles By LONDON. Wed j ol! l>t that Fings ain't wot on the 1960 English n m breed of experts, the ng at horse-racing a
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    46 11 DUBLIN. Wed. Ron Dewinner of the 1.500 metres at the 1956 Olympic Games, is named for the 800 a:.d 1.500 metres m the Republic of Ireland's team for Rome Olympics. Delany j •-d Ireland's sole gold I medal bi Melbourne four _o. Reuter. Reuter
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    318 11 THE SPRINGBOKS DIG IN AND MAKE IT A DRAW SHEFFIELD, Wednesday. YORKSHIRE'S match with the South African touring: cricketers faded into a draw on the third and final day here yesterday. A Yorkshire victory had seemed on the cards at one stage, when the Springboks were set 236 m 200
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    120 11 •1 said that if Yonekura beats Medei he will be given a second crack at the world bantamweight title held by JOac Becerra of Mexico m Angeles. Becerra defended his title against Yonekura on May 23 m Tokyo by taking i controversial split de•n. Neither
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    105 11 BRADMAN: ENGLAND TEAM IS GOOD f OXDOX, Wed.— Sir Donald Bradman last night left by air for Australia tending the Imperial feet Conference at Lords. :i by reporters how he ught the England cricket Te>: team was faring. Donald said: "The team v> a lot of promi I have quite
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    PICTURE OF A BEATEN CHAMPION
    62 11 PICTURE OF A BEA TEN CHAMPION Indonesian Thomas cup player Lie Po Djian carefully returns a hard hit by Lim Wei Lon, who beat him 15-12, 10-15, 15-8 when they battled during the interna tional match at th c Singapore Badminton Hall at the week-end. Indonesia beat Singapore 4-1, but
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    323 11 SSC juniors impress in the heats SINGAPORE, Wed. It appears that Singapore Swimming Club will get the honour of having produced the best swimmers under 14 years of age. A total of 57 took part m heats yesterday 25 boys and 32 girls. Ot these, 37 will swim at the
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    81 11 HAMBURG. Wed. Christine Truman of England and stateless Edda Buding Monday swept the women's doubles title here with a 6-4, 5-7, 6-0 win over the South African pair of Sandra Reynolds and Renee Schuurman m the international German tennis championships. Neale Fraser, 1960 Wimbledon champion who
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    72 11 BRAS BASAH, Wed.— Old boys of St. Joseph's Institution beat the school team by 122 runs to retain the John Ess Memorial Cup at their annual cricket match yesterday. Top scorer Ernest Wicks retired after scoring 51. He also took six of the students' wickets
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    28 11 ROME, Wed. Olympic athletes, officials and accredited newsmen will get free rides on buses, streetcars on Rome's only subway line by showine their Olympic Cards. U.P.I.
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    22 11 POTCHEFSTROOM. Wed.— The touring New Zealand Rugby XJniun team beat West Transvaal 28-3 after leading 16-3 at hail-time.- Reuter
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    512 11 ONDON, Wed. A new bowling discovery, Avid Larter, is included m the M.C.C. "A" team to tour New Zealand later this year. Dennis Silk, 28. who led M.C.C. m Canada last year, is captain of the side. The party
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    208 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS HEAVY RAIN RESTRICTS TRAINING WORKOUTS ON TRACK By KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday JOHNNY Wilson, stable jockey for J.R. Doc Rodgers, has fully recovered from the injuries received m a race accident at the last race here and will resume
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    136 12 Chinese take spices too TAIPEI. Wed. Nationalist China's Olympic team leaves for Rome today with 400-lb of Chinese spices. Tin spices were requested by Rome Games officials to prepare Oriental tood for athletes Irom the East. Formosa is sending a 64--man team. Yang Chuan-kwang. rated among the top three decathlonists
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    76 12 ROME. Wed. Fifty-nine Japanese Olympic athletes and sports officials arrived here by plane yesterday. The party, travelling m a chartered aircraft from Tokyo, totalled 59. including the vice captain of the Japanese team. Toshiro Azuma, and three aides. The Olympic athletes were greeted at C_ampino airport by
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    92 12 Teenage girl sacked from Olympic team MANILA, Wed. Miss Gertrude Lozada. teenaged 400 metres freestyle champion, was last night dropped from the Philippine Olympic team to compete m Rome. The Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation announced that Miss Loz-ada was excluded for failing to train regularly with the rest of the
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    111 12 AND JULIUS CAESAR WILL DIE EACH NIGHT ROME. Wed.— Julius Caesar will die nightly to entertain visitors to the Rome Olympic Games. The tragedy by William Shakespeare will be performed throughout the games m an amphitheatre of Ostia Antica. near the sea coast west of Rome, where the real Caesar
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    77 12 SINGAPORE Wed. Raffles Girls Rave an outstanding display when they beat thf Tanglin Besar Malay School m the City District inter-primary schools netball final yesterday. They won 19-3. Picture shows the champions with their teachers (from left): front row: Keng Ban Ha, Evelyn Khoo, and Miranda Chua.
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    93 12 SYDNEY, Wed.— lan Chapman, 21-year-old Australian cycling champion, established himself as an Olympic gold medal prospect when he clocked 1 mm. 10.7 sec. m a 1.000 metres time trial here yesterday. It was Chapman's personal best. Only Warren Scarfe, holder of the Australian record of
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    46 12 TOKYO, Wed.— The Japan Boxing Commission said yesterday that world featherweight boxing champion Davey Moore of the United States would arrive here on Aug. 11 for a 15-round title bout to be held on Aug. 29. His challenger is Kazuo Takayama of Japan.- Reuter
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