The Singapore Free Press, 12 October 1960

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    Downward trend in the London markets but gilts show small gains
    154 2 Downward trend in the London markets but gilts show small gains LONDON. Wea \\TI"II lhe notable ccption of 14 i 1 1 s which continued ils iclvance Hie slo markets m London yesterday generally I performance. continu- ra lecmand n d irregular but 1 lasl week's low- h rate. extendin
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    Wall Street: Gains after shaky start
    109 2 NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday closed barely steady with mostly fractional changes either way. No decisive trend developed m early dealings and movements generally held In a fractional range. T o w aids mid-morning. however, advances gained the upper hand, despite the absence of
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    Fall in Philips and Aku
    47 2 4MSTERDA.M: 111 a very -^a. quiet market most internationals tinned after an easier opening. Unilever rose m active dealings but on-balance declines were recorded by Philips. Aku and Hoogovens. Shippings were featureless. Hva was rather active and firmed. State loans were unchanged.
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    Lock icon Private enterprise is 'indispensable'
    49 2 SOL'RABAYA: Indoi will not adopt the Communist pattern of economic t ruction, the former governor of the Bank of Indonesia, Mr. Lukman Hakim, said. The former bank director >aid that even under Indonesia's guided economy 'private enterprise rent lins indispensable and should brsmv^^^^o^^^ operate.'B U.P.I.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    130 2 m?ir> lyini alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or ;*\peeted today are: I Tegelberg 1 2, Jielenu.s 4/o', Loncii Ki>e/.e i;a. Bennilior 6/7 Sirdhana 8/9. Yukikawa Maiu ;o/11. Limburn 13/14. Satsiuna Mam 15/16, Pres. Monroe 18. m Maru 19. Saloae N. Wall Lrusa N. Wall 3 Fast
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    Hong Kong prices
    12 2 HONG KONG. Tues. Closing here today were: Previous Toriav
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    U.S. OFFERS NEW LOANS TO INDIA FOR THIRD FIVE-YEAR PLAN
    130 2 U.S. OFFERS NEW LOANS TO INDIA FOR THIRD FIVE-YEAR PLAN NEW DELHI. Wed. The United States has offered India new loans worth MS7SO million usually reliable sources here said yesterday. The sources said about MS7S million were for the linal year of India's second five-year plan and the rest as
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    $7,565 mil. loans
    23 2 MOSCOW: The Soviet Union has granted over 10.000 milLon roubles iM57.565 million) m loans to under-developed counr was officially announced.
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    Round the World Market Prices
    296 2 MUTE. All prices bclou are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON Oct 11. Prrviou> t'-'ilay RUBBER No 1 R»* ci f. European ports. Oct 2 s Nov 2S ;5 it) 28 l it) RUBBER No. 1 R*S Spot 2*54 RUBBER No. 1 RSi> Settlement Muum
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    400 2 UP rT^I DOWN LJ^J UNCHANGED f159~1 i NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. ■SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDUSTRIAL* Previous Tocay Alex. Bricks Crds. (N) .SC .dO Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 4 B.M. Trustees 5 25 b. 25 Con. Tip Srr-e t. Pref. Ores. 4o Federa' Dispensary 142:; 1.421'z FitipitriCkS
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    DIVIDENDS
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    'Austral Amalgamated has a bright future'
    389 2 'Austral Amalgamated has a bright future' By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE. Wednesday AI'STRAL Amalgamated Tin Ltd. sho\\> a profit m its annual report of £31 1,*»7^ against £168,400 for the year to .hint- SO, with the tax paid £108,112 against £73,309 and a carry-forward of £74,067 a^ain>( £51,988.
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    Rubber down but tin market is steady
    156 2 Rubber down but tin market is steady LONDON, Wed. Quotations were adjusted downwards a little at the opening to conform with Eastern levels but hardened during the morning. Traaeis aurbinea a partial rally to shortcoverina against Monday's to the Continent and to ;i n ex:ension of Continental demand. An otherwise
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    Lock icon Tokyo trade team
    38 2 TEHRAN: A Japanese mission here to sign a trade agreement has called on Premier Sharif Ema m i. Commerce Minister Pour Homayoun. and other Iranian officials to discuss improvement and expansion of tradebetweenlran, Japun.l U.P.I.
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    Russia-Italy sign oil barter deal
    48 2 Russia-Italy sign oil barter deal MOSCOW: Italy will buy 12.000.000 tons of So-, within the next fou: In exchange for I .steel tubing and synthetic rubber, the Soagency Tas.s .^aid An agreement "the history of Sovu concer The Kill include 240. U00 I ment and 50.000 to rubber.
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    Lock icon TAKE-OVERS
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      354 2 Mlll»l»l\<. *v CAT \j |H|} THE Co M«\. LINES *>•) to ADEN. RED SEA. MEOITERR4S fJO CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. S pore P. S ham Penan* JT nm» 15 19 Oct S£~ B Oct Oct 26 27 Oct 30 30 Oct ~\J 5 6 Nov 6 7 Nov fjpi/ J» 23
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      15 2 Finance and industry Page Two today gives you the ups and downs of your shares.
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    Bee-hoon industry faces crisis
    272 3  -  ALAN KHOO Manufacturers urge the Govt, to start an inquiry OVERSEAS COMPETITION HAS CAPTURED 70 PER CENT OF MARKET, SAYS SPOKESMAN 'By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed MANUFACTURERS of bee-hoon (rice vermicelli) m Singapore are to appeal to the Government to adopt measures immediately to save the industry
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    Ramakrishna Mission schools sweep the board
    18 3 Ramakrishna Mission schools sweep the board DANCE THAT WON THE FIRST PRIZE 3 rdCts THE KRISHNA GOPIS DANCE
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    WILD BOAR IN THE LOUNGE TO GREET VISITORS
    126 3 WILD BOAR IN THE LOUNGE TO GREET VISITORS SI^ORE CITY. Wed A hon. id .mbert. of Ls proud J. E. W. I po: 120. :ied heads two pa Lir of wild boars and r heads. She does not to part with them. ry of the wild boar is '.ing. "TtaJ
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    Ex-professional boxer now gives tuition to kampong children
    157 3 Ex-professional boxer now gives tuition to kampong children KATONG, Wed.— Cheerful Mr. Billy Ng, :>O. is known to the residents of Kampong Amber a> "Jack «»i all trades.* 1 He has resided m the kampong about 21 years and has always given his services to the kampong folks whenever possible.
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    Well-known Ceylonese dancer here after a 'hit' tour of Borneo
    113 3 Well-known Ceylonese dancer here after a 'hit' tour of Borneo PAYA LEBAR, Wednesday. A WELL-KNOWN Ceylonese dancer, who was a "hit" during her three months tour of Borneo is now m Singapore. She is Miss Ranjana, who appeared m Sir Carol Reed's film, 'An Outcast of the Islands." Miss Ranjana
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    Deepavali holiday
    29 3 CANNING RISE. Wed. There will be no night on Oct. 19 due to Deepavali holiday, states a circular d by the supervisor of the Adult Education Board.
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    MASTER BUILDERS OPPOSE SCHEME TO GIVE MALAYS GOVT. TENDERS
    118 3 MASTER BUILDERS OPPOSE SCHEME TO GIVE MALAYS GOVT. TENDERS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Master Builders Association recently decided to oppose a proposa] by the Selangor Malay Chamber of Commerce thai preference be given to Malays for Government tenders below $50,000. A special delegates'' conference appointed a nineman sub-committee to
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    The Beverlys move to Seleto
    83 4 The pressure of traffic is eased at RAF Changi THEY WILL AUGIVENT NEW LOOK' WITH THE HEADQUARTERS TWO TRANSPORT UNITS CHANGI ln fHE Royal Air Force's Bevel craft operating m the Far X ha\ to Seletar from Changi. The move will help to operational traffic
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    PRINCIPAL IS BACK FROM A TOUR OF BANGKOK
    103 4 PRINCIPAL IS BACK FROM A TOUR OF BANGKOK CHANGI, Wed.— Mr. Choo Keng Kwang, 29, principal of Sin Hua School, has returned from a visit to Bangkok where he did a painting of a traditional Siamese dancer m natural setting by the Mekong river. Mr. Choo is a talented painter
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    These girls form a band
    74 4 A ABOVE are 11 of the 15 members of the recently formed all-Malay girls band, Sani Wanita Orkes. Standing from left: Raja Zainab Sa'at. Weldani, Raja Fatimah Sa'at, Sayan Mahmood, Fatimah Ghani, Zahrah Osman. Zainab, Raja Fatimah Abdullah, and Raja Hamidah Sa'at Front row: (left):
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    Aircraft carrier Albion sails off with an escort of frigates
    412 4  -  SALLY DEAN SERVICES CHATTER.. BY PHANGI, Wed.— Bo6 Squadron, the Sea Hawks, of 11.M.5. Albion, left Changi on Oct. with many happy memories of an enjoyable three weeks visit. The aircraft carrier with an escort of frigates passed Changi Point
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    FISHERMEN WHO WORK AT NIGHT ARE MISTAKEN FOR SMUGGLERS
    192 4 FISHERMEN WHO WORK AT NIGHT ARE MISTAKEN FOR SMUGGLERS CHANGI. Wed. Fishermen working m gro of 10 or more m the sea oil Changi and some of the other beaches m Singapore at night are sometimemistaken for smugglers. The stealthy manner m which they move around m the dark m
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    Sports council hold fun faid
    12 4 SINGAPOI The Sports fun Pn i the
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      130 4 a HURRY! HURRY!! HURRY!!! While Stocks Last Place Your Reservation Orders j X'MAS GIFTS NOW! j A Grand Variety Available From As Low As J A. T. GNANAPRAKASAM CO. I 378-35, Changi Village, Singapore 17. B I $65/- for TUXEDO SUIT! j [Black Wool Trousers Sharkskin Coat) Matchless Tailoring I
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    BIRTH
    19 6 Word* < Minimum) COON To Ivy and I'ctiK-s Baby Thanks to our Lady of r ot Oon ng Horn.
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    Aid-and the small nations
    230 6 Aid -and the small nations TELLING THE PEOPLE IN THE United Nations the small powers have served notice that they intend to play a vital and independent role m world affairs. Independent. There is a brassy note m that word a note loud with the jingle of clinking coins that
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    State's industrial potential impresses world experts: Loan hopes bright
    913 6 KNOW YOUR CITY BETTER... BY DAVID TAMBYAH —^M JJEVER before have so many international experts come to Singapore to study first-hand the state's economic potential. And if first reports are any criterion, I can safely say that there is room for
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    New Seletar community centre is RAF gift for 3,000 civilians
    251 6 New Seletar community centre is RAF gift for 3,000 civilians SELETAR Wednesday. J^ NEW community centre at Seletarville the Royal Air Force gift for its 3,000 civilian employees at its Seletar base \\;is opened during the weekend by Group Captain P. A. Hughes, Commanding Officer of RAF Seletar. The centre
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    Thai government to help build a monastery for Buddhist monks
    46 6 Thai government to help build a monastery for Buddhist monks KAMPONG BAHRU, Wednesday J^ NEW monastery is lo be built for the monks at the Thai Buddhist temple Wat Anandametyaram m Silat Road. The Consul-General for Thailand, Mr. Nibhon Wilai- r«r rPVPaIPri vpstprdav that Hnoricirlo Hi-«.Hn
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    7 air-conditioners
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    SOCIAL WELFARE PAID OUT $778,000 IN ALLOWANCES LAST MONTH
    118 6 SOCIAL WELFARE PAID OUT $778,000 IN ALLOWANCES LAST MONTH SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— The Social Welfare Department paid out a total of $778,302 to more than 25,000 people m public assistance allowances last month. Of this amount, $618,311 was aole money and $15b.990 tuberculosis treatment allowances. During the month, 461 new
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    A harrowing adventure for ten
    70 7  -  CHEW LOY KHOON Crew and craft hit by a Sumatra' off Batu Pahat j-p ALLS WELL AFTER L MALACCA AND BACK I SINGAPORE CITY. Wed I happ\ to-be-alive Sing*. returned from a harrowp to Malacca after en- like storms which Ls m open seas 17
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    JUNK HEAPS ARE NEW MENACE IN CITY AREA
    29 7 SORE CITY. Wed. ace has m Weld Road Road, and noI 'tone about sould be turnrap mattered m the flow of
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    Port can handle 17 ships at a time'
    9 7 Port can handle 17 ships at a time' h
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    PULAU SENANG DETAINEES BUILD $1,200 SPEEDBOAT FOR $150: VARSITY VISITORS ARE IMPRESSED
    138 7 PULAU SENANG DETAINEES BUILD $1,200 SPEEDBOAT FOR $150: VARSITY VISITORS ARE IMPRESSED 1) cd.— Fit teen members n Society ot the University ot d m a speed of Pulau" Senmd on a study to the Super nt, Mr. D. S. Dutton. hich is valued it $1,200 was built at a
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    FREE LUNCH-TIME SHOWS FOR PUBLIC AT THE NEW SHELL HOUSE
    124 7 FREE LUNCH-TIME SHOWS FOR PUBLIC AT THE NEW SHELL HOUSE SORE CITY. Wed.— of the public m business houses area, will soon opportunity to see :ilm shows which the any of Singapore ilarly at ime at their theatre :.ew Shell House. the films to be re Shell Film Unit and
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    EX-SAILOR, NOW 110, IS STILL KEEN ON ADVENTURE
    175 7 EX-SAILOR, NOW 110, IS STILL KEEN ON ADVENTURE GEYLANG. Wed.— Ex-sailor Ibrahim bin Che. now 110. is still keen on adventure and travel, though he ha.> had a full share of sea thrills m his younger days. I After years of quiet he is now a „b omoh" 'native medicine
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    Motorists want short-cut widened to avoid heavy Geylang traffic
    168 7 Motorists want short-cut widened to avoid heavy Geylang traffic KATONG, Wednesday. MOTORISTS m this district are concerned about Sandy Lane m Tanjong Katong Road which serves as a short cut to and from 1 the City. Their complaint: The lane is too narrow for vehicles and they want the authorities
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    Franz flies in by jet to meet excited owner
    287 7  - Franz flies in by jet to meet excited owner CHAN SWAN BEE 'LOVABLE, OBEDIENT POODLE WAS NOT ALLOWED TO RIDE IN MILITARY CHARTER PLANE... SO HE ARRIVES TWO DAYS LATE By PAYA LEBAR, Wed A THREE-AXD-A-HALF-YF AR-OLD French poodle, which could not be down out to Singapore with its owner
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    BALLROOM DANCE CONTEST FOR CHALLENGE CUP
    67 7 BALLROOM DANCE CONTEST FOR CHALLENGE CUP GEYLANG. Wed. The 1960 all-Malayan international open amateur ballroom dancing championship for the Eu Eng Hock challenge cup will be held at the Happy World Cabaret on Oct. 16, 17 and The finals Mr. Lim Hock Guan, the organising secretary, saii that contestants from
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    MALAYS ORGANISE A BIG GET-TOGETHER PARTY FOR 200
    98 7 MALAYS ORGANISE A BIG GET-TOGETHER PARTY FOR 200 T^NJONG PAGAR. Wed.— About 200 Malays attended a get-together party sponsored by the Pemuda Pemudi Melayu Brani at the Keppel Harbour Community Centre during the weekend. Among the guest artistes who entertained them were the well-known Radio Smpapore comedian. King Godobell and
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      260 7 aaifc Are you going bald? w \\\%<. r\\\m\^B£Sm\\y lm\\\\. d\ jgpT^B L «-ike mony m» *ov «*<•." <_a becauaft aTtf^^Bk^BM c>otd patches were becoming •ncreas-inqly M Irfe^Hi noticeable on my head. I hod tried mony la\ W^aii I X' hair oils and lotions but to no avail. J/^^jflW The INTERNATIONAL
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    TEACHERS PLAN A GOODWILL TOUR OF MALAYA
    54 8 TEACHERS PLAN A GOODWILL TOUR OF MALAYA KATONG, Wed. Eighty student teachers will leave Singapore on Dec. 10 m three chartered buses on a fortnight's tour of the Federation. Mr. Joseph Kanniah. organising secretary of the travel committee of the Singapore Teachers' Union, said it would be an educational as
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    Dinner in 'fairyland' for 2 Christian Brothers
    243 8  -  TAN POH CHOO Party to mark their Diamond' year By J£ATONG, Wed.— The pounds of St. Patrick's School will be turned into a fairyland when two Christian Brothers celebrate their Diamond Jubilee on October 23. They are Bro. Honorius and Bro. Sigebert. Between
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    Boys' Brigade an asset to the State, he says
    495 8  -  ALEXANDRA LEE POLICE CHIEF IS IMPRESSED BY DISPLAY By KATONG, Wed. THE sth Company of the Boys' Brigade hold pJhT J nmi 2 l '"SRectkMi and displiy at the LS n a l BOYS 'VY h 01 Sronnd'in-Kaloni ixioic a large
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    Shops report boom as more people now take to orchid growing
    187 8 Shops report boom as more people now take to orchid growing KATOXG, Wednesday. jy|ORE and more people are taking up orchid growing as a hobby. Shops have reported a boom m fertilizers, seedlings and insecti- A resident declared. "The I recent Orchid Show has encouraged and influenced the.^e people." Many
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    NEWCOMERS PUT OLD-TIME ICE WATER MEN IN THE SHADE
    119 8 NEWCOMERS PUT OLD-TIME ICE WATER MEN IN THE SHADE KATONG, Wed. Uttif established ice water sellers m Katong are hard hit with the springing up of about 25 new stalls m the past month. Old stall-holders complained of the behaviour of some of the "new-comers." Said one: "These hawkers don't
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    TRACK FORM...your guide to winners
    622 9 TRACK FORM. ..your guide to winners X RACE THREE (CL. I DIV. 4— 6F) SAMSON: 9-10-60 Course 3 6F race Ml ah y-io-60 Seventh 6F race, won on HI I I SPK -.V: »-l< -60 >iv. 6F race IMI COBftA: 9-10-60— Ninth IP race. PL ISSI KANCE: 9-10-60 runners m
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    YOUR CARD
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    Lock icon Philippines v. U.S. on November 22
    76 9 MANILA, Wed.— Philippines meet United States m the Davis Cup interzone semifinal m Brisbane, Australia from November 22 to 24 A spokesman for the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation said the playing site was selected by the Australian Lawn Tennis Association host for the series.
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    Lock icon 10 RACEHORSES DIE IN FIRE
    63 9 PAWTUCKET. Tues. Ten race horses died last night m a nre which destroyed two stables at Narragansett Park near here. Eight died m the burning stables. One was so badly burned that it had to be shot. Another broke its neck falling over an embankment.
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    Lock icon Bally Ache will never race again
    56 9 CHICAGO. Wed.— A leg m Jury has ended the race career of Bally Ache, this year's Preakness Stakes winner, trainer Jimmy Pitt said last night. Bally Ache, second m the 1960 Kentucky Derby, was bought by a syndicate for U551,250,000 m May. In 31
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    Lock icon Britain defeat the Rest 33-27
    38 9 BRADFORD. Wed— Great j Britain, winners or the World Rugby League Cup. beat The Rest 33-27 at Odsal Stadium here. There were 16 tries m i Great Britain led 22-14 at half-timeH Reuter
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    Sports letter He must have taken the wrong 'Dose'
    430 9 Sports letter He must have taken the wrong 'Dose' J^EAR Sir. I was rather surprised that two such eminent sports writers like Ken Jalleh and Norman Siebel should make such unfair 1• marks about Singapore athletics and athl* Ken Jalleh m his 'Daily Dose' which is very often interesting reading,
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    Goofy • Precedence • Wonder Hawk
    404 10  - Goofy Precedence Wonder Hawk ALLAN LEWIS FOLLOW THESE THREE AND YOU CANT GO WRONG By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. nESPITK half an inch of rain on Monday, the track will still be hard for this afternoon's racing at Kuala Lumpur. Best bets on a difficult card should be Goofy (Race 1)
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    275 10 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY •MIL MNYANt ALLAN LEWIS I TReIpaTsTT JPSOM JEEP CALL BOY 1 "ToTnul lmy j GOOFY I FtaTnmTnT ETA.NMENT GOOFY ARINA GOLD E TA.NMENT Fr^ertoinment i Borokot Arigoto Ar.no Gold Angoto Gooty 2.15. Arigoto Arino Gold J^ 6
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    23 10 BEST BETS: Precedence. Goofy and Wonder Hawk. Best outsiders:— Thirteen Wonders, Nee-Hau-Ma and Victor 11. The gome will be very good.
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    Lock icon Graveney hurt
    41 10 NAIROBI, Wed— The Commonwealth XI beat East African Cricket Conference Presidents XI by seven runs here. Tom Graveney. who captained the side, had to retire with twister" knee ligaments. Commonwealth 160 iPaiei 7-50); East Africans 153 (.Trueman 7-36 Reuter
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    CHANCE FOR THE 'NOBODIES' TO SHINE
    158 10 CHANCE FOR THE 'NOBODIES' TO SHINE SINGAPORE CITY, Wed The '"nobodies" as well as the State's stars are looking forward to the first Open Swimming Championships to be held at River Valley Road pool on Nov. 5. Heats are on Nov. 4. Entries close on Oct. 24. Everyone stands a
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    Terry Downes defeat world Number 2... Joey the baseball
    149 10 Terry Downes defeat world Number 2... Joey the baseball WLMBII V U,daJ rpERRY DOWNES, British mi. *> scored an upset ten round Joey Giardello of Philadelphia ber two m the world rating- J here last nigrht. Both men d a fraction over 160-lb. After the right, m a packed audience
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      232 10 Can you win one of these? IN THE diving there will be three normal compulsory dives and three different voluntary dives. Here are the events: Event No. 1: 100 metres freestyle— men 3.00 p.m. Event No. 2: 100 metres freestyle women 3.10 p.m. Event No. 3: 100 metres breaststroke men
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    HAILSHAM SEES BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BOTH SYNTHETIC AND NATURAL RUBBER
    51 11 HAILSHAM SEES BRIGHT FUTURE FOR BOTH SYNTHETIC AND NATURAL RUBBER Lount ham, Britain. MiScience, last night Second InterRubber irom Jaimption oi various typ pectacularlj 5 million tons .ang ion i provic: ;:omic basis both tura] thed icta :or a Ion.: time E Beharrell. ChairInternational Rubber Company op, :ion of ad
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    Lock icon Pilot blamed for the Munich crash
    114 11 L. :d „-c a had been re- by Captain Thai*.. >agreed with a Gertat there was ice on th« wings. Th< German inquiry said this was a decisive cause of the crash of the British European Airways Elizabets third attempt Lake off. Captain Thain
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    'SPY IN SKY' AND ATLAS FAIL IN NEW U.S. SHOOT
    193 11 'SPY IN SKY' AND ATLAS FAIL IN NEW U.S. SHOOT POINT ARGUELLO, (California), Wed. The United States had two more rocket tailures yesterday. A two- stage Samos "spy In the sky" satellite fired from this rocket site 170 miles north of Los Angeles, fell short of its intended polar orbit
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    MONCKTON REPORT: BRITAIN ANSWERS WELENSKY
    156 11 MONCKTON REPORT: BRITAIN ANSWERS WELENSKY LONDON. Wed.— The British Government last I answered charges by Sir Roy Welensky. Prime Minister of the Central African Federation that the Monckton Commission had gone beyuna its terms of reference m dealing with the secession issue Sir Roy had said that he and his
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    UN TROOPS STOP LUMUMBA ARREST: BUT NO PROTECTION OUTSIDE HOME
    164 11 UN TROOPS STOP LUMUMBA ARREST: BUT NO PROTECTION OUTSIDE HOME EOPOLDVILLE. Wed. l.The United Nations last night refused to allow an arrest warrant against Mr. Patrice Lumumba, the Congolese leader now under their protection m the official premier's residence. to be carried out. As the three o'clock deadline announced by
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    Arms race on, warns Nik
    292 11 by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE SOVIET LEADER SHOUTS IN UN ASSEMBLY: IF THE WEST WANTS WAR, I WE'RE READY FOR IT fU VWmWm m tm NE W YORK, Wednesday. M R JHRUSHCHEV told reporters last night: Evidently we will now have to compete m
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    Dr. Verwoerd: Unite
    43 11 KROONSTAD. Wed— Dr Hendrik Verwoerd. the South African Prime Minister, last night cailec en English and Afrikaans apeak- I Ing groups to close their ranks and stand together as the country j entered a new era with many ch anges.
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    Thousands march
    32 11 ROME. Wed.— More than thousand youths marched through the centre of Rome yesterday on the second day of demorwt rations against the campaign m Austria over the Italian lower Tyrol.
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    Ghana bans a reporter
    80 11 ACCRA. Wed. The Ghana Government last night declared Mr. Norman Clark of the London News Chronicle a prohibited immigrant and said he would be forbidden entry to Ghana. Mr. Clark was author of a report m the News Chro- nicle last Friday, which alleged that Ghana
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    3 motor graders
    34 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— The Government is getting three nfotor graders at a cost of $126,450. It has accepted a tender for this sum from Sime Darby (Singapore) Ltd.. plus $6,180 accessories.
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    DROP ESME A LINE
    48 12 0 DON'T get upset, jot down your troubles m a letter and post them to Esme. She II give you sound advice or a rocket if you deserve one! Write to Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press, Times House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9
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    Straying but repentant husband deserves a break
    628 12 Straying but repentant husband deserves a break 'Dear Esme, A GIRL who used to be my husband's sweetheart was at a party we attended some months ago. I could see he was pleased to meet her. I did not think much about it until a fortnight ago when I discovered
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    Sports club's motoring section aims to promote safe driving
    238 12 Sports club's motoring section aims to promote safe driving PAYA LEBAR, Wednesday. f lih Singapore Airport Sports Club will hold an inaugural meeting today to start a motoring section. Its aim is to encourage its members to drive safely. The meeting, which will be held at the airport at 5.30
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    20 youths form badminton team
    77 12 PAY A LEBAR. Wed.— About 20 young men m Lorong An Soo have formed their own badminton tram —Swan BadJ minton Party. The officials are:—Chairman. Mr. Percy Ng; president, Mr. Osman bin Hassan: assistant president. Mr. Chew Seng Hua; sports captain. Mr. David Khim: assistant
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      147 12 |LLiMß_p__*9hflE^_^^ hf>\ (I'LL SOON HAVE WEP* j 72 /^CANI'T you n_T\ J__k_-^__\i __3**^^ jf V^^ I 1 f~ W A y l \^m^ -4-1 4 Am WmW />tt\\'*' Ii k_y r \____i r>-v s**t-y~\ AA Pong-Ping the Peke pauses at Have I noticed Pong-Ping Rupert's call and turns with a
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    Asian standards have risen in rugby, says Casey
    549 13  - Asian standards have risen in rugby, says Casey B. NORMAN interviews top rugby referee Rugby players are showing a very definite aptitude towards the game. Their standard of play has improved a great deal and they are quite capable of holding their own against players here from other rugby playing
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    The new Hillman Husky is so sleek... and yet so very cheap
    355 13  - The new Hillman Husky is so sleek and yet so very cheap ROBERT WALLING B> TH E new Hillman Husky is the cheapest man-sized estate car there Is. It is now more good-look-with attractive roof- fore and aft. a new radiator grille, a sensible front screen claimed to give a
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    FOOTBALLER MAHPOT ON HIS WAY UP
    182 13 MAHPOT bin Basri 19 is a fast rising soccer right back, and should be m the state team m a year or two, writes C. Chellappah. Mahpot has oeen pl&ying soccer since the a^e of 14. and was spotted by the present FAM coach,
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      The future looks good for all-rounder Jamil
      108 13 The future looks good for all-rounder Jamil JAMIL bin Baba. 18. of Outram School, is one of Singapore's most promising young athletes. At the Pasir Panjang trict trials recently, he clocked 10.5 sees, m the 100 yards and without prac- 100 He said that he 1. to athir and ped
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      HOCKEY OLYMPIAN JEYA IS SHINING IN OTHER SPORTS
      200 13  -  C. CHELLAPPAH I by 4 SINGAPORE hockey Olympian, S. Jeyathurai. is developing into a promisi n g quarter miler, footballer, and softball player, too. Jeyathurai is the captain of the Eveready XI. In the recent Business House Athletic meet, he was second
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    Walkovers hit Schools' TT
    55 14 KALLANG. Wed. number oi walkovermarred the preliminary round the Table Tennis Ch_mip .sponsored by the .^apore Combined School Sports Council held y National Recreation out of 27 matches tour division tournament .;e Cent] Dl\l«*l<l\ I IOUI Hee 1 a. Kb DIVISION IV Let er.e* Br. DIVISION
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    ORR DECIDES FOR THE RECS
    9 14 \PORE CITY. We, 1
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    10 14 g club Gold I ment ye de? Reuter
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    The DAILY DOSE
    103 14  - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by Singapore's sportsmen and women celebrate Tan Howe Liang's silver medal achievement at the Rome Olympics with dragon dancing and a grand dinner on Saturday night, it seems that some officials are reserving the 'fireworks' for the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council Committee of Management
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    THE MERCHANTS AND COMMUNICATION TAKE FIRST PLACE IN PROFESSIONAL FOURS
    146 14 In a rowini* competition held at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club on Sunday, the crew of Merchants a.nd Communie.ition tame m first m the second heat of the Professional Fours. The races. all ot whirl] were ovn a distance of
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    Darul Afiah win...to fight another day against relegation
    305 14 Darul Afiah win... to fight another day against relegation .1 ALAN BESAR. Wednesday. TYARI'L Afiah took one foot out of relegation when U they beat Chinese Athletic 2—o m a S.A.F.A. Division I match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. By winning. Darul Afiah have now the same number of points
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    224 14 SLOGGING SMITH TO THE RESCUE JOHANNESBURG. Wed.. A •I hard hit 54 not out by Mike Smith helped the Commonwealth cricket team to an exciting five wickets to win over South Africa here. They had 17 minutes to spare Set to get 123 for victory m 140 minutes. Commonwealth had
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    A hat-trick by Bakshish is the highlight
    470 14  -  B. NORMAN By Shenton Way. Wednesday i GRAND hat-trick by schoolboy Bakshish Singh was the highlight of yesterday's S.H.A. Division One League game between the Combined Schools and the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club played at Shenton Way. The Schools beat the S.C.R.C. 5
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    STRENGTHENED IA EDGE SCO FOR DESERVING VICTORY
    305 14  - STRENGTHENED IA EDGE SCO FOR DESERVING VICTORY J. LOUIS by SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Indian Association, pro fited by the withdrawal of the Y.M.S.A., opened th< season with a well-earned 2-1 victory over the S C.C. m the S.H.A. League division I match on the padang yesterday. The Indians attacked* im
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    46 14 BUKIT TIMAH. Wed.-In a keen tussle. Jurong Special Secondary School held Monk's Hill Secondary School to an eight points (goal and fyt to eight (goal and try) draw i In a friendly Inter-school rugger match played at the Monk's Hill School ground, yesterday.
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    280 14 'FIREWORKS' FOR SOSC OVER SOO LIAT 'S GAMES TRIP His appointment 'unconstitutional', charges an official of the Singapore Olympic team led by Mr. Chua Tian Teck The second is about the 'unconstitutional' appointment of Mr. Tan Soo Liat as assistant manager to the Singapore Olympic team. THE Olympic Councillor who
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      52 14 Today's Sport Hotkey: Div. 1; R.A.F. Changi v Khalsa. Div. 2: R.A.F. Tengahv Indian Association; Div. 3 SHB Police v Combined Schools. j Rugby: Secondary Schools InterDistrict games at Raffles Institution ground 4.00 p.m. St. Andrew's O B.A. v Naval Base. Woodsville 5.15 p.m. S.C.C. 2nd. XV v S -C.^padang_s.ls
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