The Singapore Free Press, 30 December 1960

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    Masthead
    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ the SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    POSER BY RESCUED REDS
    197 1  -  JAMES ANG 3 Hainan hsnermen, child, sailing m STATE IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS PONDER NEXT MOVE fo /00A: a/fer mem By CINCAPORE CITY, Fri. A Norwegian freighter will reach Singapore at noon tomorrow with 13 shipwrecked Communist Chinese fishermen and a child Their arrival will set a problem
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    Australia two for 103
    822 1 HALL AND SOBER SHOOTERS SHAKE THE AUSSIE OPENING BATSMEN 0 Neil delights record crowd with dashing forceful shots YOU wilt find up-to-the-minute reports on the I Test m f he Free Prett evcrydoy Don't leave it to I I chonce. Make sure of your copy by
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    Toure for Belgrade
    23 1 BELGRADE. Fri. Mr. Sekou Toure, President of Guinea, will pay a state visit to Yugoslavia from January 5 to 9.
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    Parnell resigns
    15 1 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Val Parnell has resigned from the board of Mass Empires.
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    Lock icon Congo: Britain rushes cash aid to dying children
    301 1 LONDON, Fri. A BRITISH charity yesterday rushed financial aid to starving refugees m the Congo province of Kasai as the press called on United Nations agencies to avert further suffering m the troubled African state. The Oxford Committee for Famine Relief responded
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      Simpson goes out to a sizzler
      96 1 Simpson goes out to a sizzler Simpson, who had been hippy when Hall was taken oIT. continued to play steadily. Then Hall came bark m place ol Sobers, and after snicking a single, Simpson put his bat to a sizzier from Hall The ball ros? over the leu stump, and
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      At lunch
      67 1 AUSTRALIA Ist INNGS. C. McDonald c Watson b Hall 15 R. B. Simpson c Alexander h Hall 49 N. Harve\ < Sobers h Worrell N. O Neil m| out 28 L I avell not out 4 Extras i> Total (for 3 at lunch) 111 Fall of wickets: 1-35.
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      Racing
      139 1 PENANG SCRATCIIINGS Rac«- Omt: 3 00: (1 2 Div. 3 h F BVCT Tranquil, Islander. Racr Two: 3.3"): (I. 2 Div. 2g F Raccguidi', Sea Link Race Three 4.10: Cl. 4 Div. 1 6 F Larale R is. Rare lour: 4.45: Cl :l miles nil Race Five- 5 20:
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      Keys to new homes
      55 1 SINGAPORE fITV. I ri— l he Minister for Education. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin, this morning handed over the keys to new homes to the fire victims of the Kampong Koo C hye fire m Lorong :i, (,<-\lanx A toUl ol IKI houses and tt shop>s have
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      Scores see rescue
      56 1 SINGAPORE ITY. 1,, I.im huJ Poh, 59, of Bukit Ho Su-ee. was rescued from the Singapore River htlund Itonham Building at about 7 a.m. today Scores of city workers watched the resrue. A marine launch helped to put him ashore, whrre artificial respiration was applied. Later, Lun
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      Stock exchange
      59 1 !Mala\an I \rhanj;e op«-ncd quifl m sineaporr tliix morning. N<» <arl> bIMM wa> r»-|K»rted done. 7 herr wire bu\«*rs of Jraser A Neav«> OrdV at 51.98; (.amtnnn s!12; < old Storage 5i. 74; \\rr Ilitain 21s. <>d.; and Kamunlint; IK. Od. There uere «-ellerv ot ftmmt A. \ea\e
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      Rubber up
      33 1 January first uradr rul»her binrrv f.o.b. «>|i»-ii«'d m Sing ap«.e«- tins inornini; at K6'^ r«-niH p«r II) up s« xin-t'i^hths «l a ««nt on ye«4rrday'h clone. Thr tone was quietly stead >
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      Malayan, HK funds
      42 1 I i! st Mala %an Fund manager's pHeca today, buying $1.19 and selling $1 .27. Second Malayan Fund manager's price*, buying I M* irnte and sHlmg $1.05.' FlnC Hone Kotij; Fund manager's price*, buying HKSI.O7 I and M>Uins IIKSI.II.
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    Jewellery: New Delhi now cuts duty free quota
    194 1  - Jewellery: New Delhi now cuts duty free quota R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE CITY. Fri fHK Indian Government has slashed the total value of* duty free jewellery and personal goods that can be taken into the country by "non-tourists." This New Year shock which takes effect on Jan. 1 will
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    CHANCE FOR LOCAL BOY TO JOIN BRITISH SOCCER CLUB
    177 1 CHANCE FOR LOCAL BOY TO JOIN BRITISH SOCCER CLUB MANCHESTER. Fri.— A 16--year-old Malayan boy who asked Oldham Athletic Football Club to help him hitch-hike to Britain is getting a £20 boost from a club supporter. The boy. Bally Balakrishnan, of Connaught Bridge Power Station, Klang. Selangor, wrote to the
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    So many people...
    19 1 So many people LONDON. PrL— The world's population will pass 3.000 million m 1961. says The British Medical Journal-
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    Eleven to die
    35 1 AMMAN. Fn. Eleven people were .sentenced to death here yesterday for their part m last August's bomb outrage, m which the Jordanian Prime Minister, Mr. Hazza Majali, and 11 others were killed.
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    Lock icon DING-DONG WORLD OF MISS BONNIE BELL
    141 1 DING-DONG WORLD OF MISS BONNIE BELL London. Fri.— a striptease artist was yesterday alleged to hav< worn a G-string with a bell attached to it and to have invited customers to ring the belt A police sergeanl said the girl was known as "Bonnie B< ii the Din:? Do ntr
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      102 1 '"style f^>\ COMFORT J| /rtS /sf on £CISA )-/V Frames '^V FEDERAL OPTIEK opticians Hard Road, S'porc. Tel: ***** OUT-OF-TOWN m weaves eas.iy tnrough; quickly OUT-OF-TOWM Plenty of power for the the lights; looks smart on open road; room for yourselves and *.th Farioa styling and im three children; takes
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    Link with Bounty mutiny: Diver finds wreck of British sailing vessel
    339 2 Link with Bounty mutiny: Diver finds wreck of British sailing vessel by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE A aqualung diver off the Queensland coast suddenly found himself staring at the well-preserved wreck of a wooden sailing ship which may be that of the British frigate Pandora. The frigate went down
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    Lock icon Pope: Wife 'optimistic' about flyer's chances
    164 2 Pope: Wife 'optimistic' about flyer's chances lAKARTA Fri A pretty J red-haired young Amerihousewife yesterday rs husband lying under sentence m a Jakarta aiJ optimistic abo the future might 2-year Id Hyer, I awn P"pe a >: the X irean and •China wars was ced to death by an i
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    Raid by guerillas
    19 2 EGOH 1.. iroops en and stx minded when Comh Urn a d rubDat Lou Kr..i:.h. 50
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    CARRIER BLAZE: STATE TO PAY VICTIMS $15 MILLION
    129 2 CARRIER BLAZE: STATE TO PAY VICTIMS $15 MILLION IIfASHINGTON. Fri. I? State compensation to n latives oi the 50 dead and 300 injured In the fire m the 60,000-ton U.S. aircraft carrier Constellation may total Sl5 million. Announcing this yesterday, the Secretary of Labour, Mr. James Mitchell. -aid the total
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    Peaceful, but...
    31 2 Peaceful, but jak.-yrta Pri Indonesia wanted to regain West Irian bj peaceful means but "diplomacy rr.ust have tiie backing oi strength," said Gen. Nnsution. leaving on an arms-buying missioi: :o Moscow.
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    Airport bomb scare
    29 2 new vork. Pri.— A suitcase containing a magician's kit started a bomb scare at La GuardiA Airport yesterday when airline employees mistook the contents foj dynamite.
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    Four miners killed
    16 2 TOKYO. Pri. Four miners were killed m a mine explosion at Nagasaki. Kyushu.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    132 2 SHIPS IN PORT O HIPS lying alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board j wharves or expected today are: Japan 1/2, Hailvard 4/5. Slin? 6A. Mexnam 6/7, Soudan 8/9. Travestein 10/11, Ruys 13/14, Sibonga 15/16. Shiga Maru 18. Rutheverett 19. Giang Seiig N. Wall 1, Giang Lee N. Wall 4, Tapah
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG. Thurs.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,445 $1,445 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $124.00 $124.Q0 sales sales Wheelock Marden 9.65 9.65 sales sales HKong phone $38.25 $38.50 *ales sales Dairy Farm te Cold Storage $32.75 $32.75 m i SaleS
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    Trade team is due
    34 2 MEXICO CITY: A nineman Japanese commercial mission is expected here next month to seek areas of technological aid and mutual capital ventures. The mission will be here for a month
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    The national economy of China hit by floods, heavy rainfall
    231 2 The national economy of China hit by floods, heavy rainfall HONG KONG, Fri. The New China news agency reported yesterday that "exceptionally serious natural calamities" this year had greatly affected all branches of the national economy, including heavy industry. In Liaoning, Shantung and Hopei provinces, heavy rainfall and floods caused
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    UP 41 DOWN 2 UNCHANGED 131
    894 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Thursday. KEY TO MARKINGS. t cci s= com capital torn, i nil exclotfiit werytfcinf. ii as eiclrtiug fl.v.denl. I chi cm tanas issue, y xci s= excloling capital retint t ccr cum capital retort. I ci
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    Kampong Gajah mine can be operated for 35 years
    559 2 Kampong Gajah mine can be operated for 35 years By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPOND SINGAPORE ha ALTHOUGH Malayan T,n o IH ril areas, Batu (iajah and Kamp^ its luture depends almo>t entirely 1 c pong Gajah, says the Investors ChJL[f only one of the tv >(l dred Batu Gajah
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    Steels and gilts improve m London mart
    164 2 Steels and gilts improve m London mart LONDON. Fri. Business yesterday was again on a small scale but as the day progressed there was some improvement In the tone m equity sections resulting mainly from a rally m Imperial Chemicals which closed 1 3 higher at 63/7| after opening a
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    BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR RUBBER SHARES IN 1961
    158 2 BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR RUBBER SHARES IN 1961 dfsdfdfsdfsdf LONDON. Fri.-- The Evening News ana Slur City Editor m a paragraph headlined, "Rubber may have a good year." says .some brokers m the City think that rubber shares may be a good buy ior 1961. Mincing Lane is certainly more optimistic
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    MERGER OF TWO INSURANCE COMPANY GROUPS
    133 2 MERGER OF TWO INSURANCE COMPANY GROUPS LONDON. Fri. The £337 million Royal Insurance Company Is planning to absorb the £71 million London and Lancashire Company, the directors of the two groups announced m a joint statement yesterday. The ofler is 0:1 the following basis: In exchange for every 25 worth
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    BRITAIN'S MIRROR BUYS TOP GUIANA PAPERS
    83 2 BRITAIN'S MIRROR BUYS TOP GUIANA PAPERS LONDON. Fri. Britain's Daily Mirror group of newspapers has bought the two leading newspapers m British Guiana. Mr. Cecil H. King, chairman of the group, announced here yesterday. The papers are the Guiana Graphic and the Sunday Graphic. "The daily paper, with a sale
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    Lock icon $12.7 mil. Nuffield aid
    60 2 I ONDQ.v F.i Comm >. eal h countries received a:, estimated $3.9 million m direct grants from the Brm.-h Nuffield Foundation m the y<-a.r radios on MajTh 31. 1900, the .n, ;..;>: report of the foundation revealed here yesterday The foundation, whose ;>:i;:.iiithropy covers such diversified
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    RUBBER UP PRICES HARDEN IN YEAR-END BUSINESS
    80 2 RUBBER UP PRICES HARDEN IN YEAR-END BUSINESS LONDON F lie r verm P re mc mrag ojx and a momint and pdd irthw hard minal quotatl afternoon wa C N>- folk advices s«jm the advance were pound h < .■>.. On the riwrtmwl Mak fttl f-... lower S:r. mm Easier
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    Nickel consumption
    14 2 wor.ci i o: over 5W Wingati of directoß i N; k tndu
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    Loan pacts signe
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      338 2 Round tlie Wwtd Market Priees NOTE: All prices below i coffe EtFutuni r Contract M.it. (5.51 3j.90 are middle prices. j Ahove prices quoted lo US ceata perlb. U.K. Closing Prices Dow (ones Averages LONDON. Dec. 29. NEW Y ORK. Dec 29. Previous Today Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS
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    DAY IN A WARSHIP
    291 3 __ghghgfhgfhgh_*! > __P \Br S _P Swans take to the sea m 15,000-ton cruiser 1 3 pass out more girls are waiting to join up N MjAPORE city, iVi. Thirteen SWANS of the ii Royal \;iw iinteer Reserve Singapore have ill OUI from llunl batch parade
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    Sale of exhibits
    26 3 GAPORE CITY. Fri. exhibition arid exhibits will be the Rht v\ the celebrations filth anniversary of :i Women's League, ai ictoria Memorial Hall
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    A conduct code
    22 3 LUMPUR, Fri. tMk :or Malayan on tbeb relationship ts and parent- is ►ted by the Malaya:: National Co::yre^ oiorrois
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    A common syllabus to promote local culture and unity
    289 3 SINdAPOKK CITY. Frida\ ADOPTION of ;i common syllabus for the Four language streams m the State's schools from next month is the first great step towards building a common culture and fostering patriotism and unity m the State, ac cording to
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    'GIRL IN A MILLION' PRAISES OUR CITY
    73 3 'GIRL IN A MILLION' PRAISES OUR CITY Queensland's "Girl m a Million, 1960," left Singapore yesterday for home, after a short visit, during which she saw "all the sights m this beautiful city of which I have heard so much and dreamed about." Miss Judith Kenny, 19, is a third
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    Touchy one
    61 3 Another PMIP member, Wan Mustapha bin Haji Ali agreed that the question of delivering letters was a touchy one. However, he believed that the Federation should have postwomen. He suggested that these women be recruited from Kel-antan because "it is there that the women are noted for their
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    Alliance MP wants Govt. to appoint seventy postwomen next year
    108 3 Alliance MP wants Govt. to appoint seventy postwomen next year KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. AN Alliance member, [nche Hanafi bin Mohamed Vuniis suggested m the House of Representatives that 70 of the 114 vacancies for postmen next year should be given to women. "We all know that postmen sometimes have to
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    New kidnap gang
    23 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.Top C.I.D. men have begun to investigate the possibility of a new kidnap syndicate operating m the State.
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      275 3 Medium Wave 476 metres I 11.00 Close down. cv ro _.-i__ c i -on 1.-/- Radio Malaya (41.7 metres) Short Nave: 62 metres (4,80 ke,s.) pM lM Tiffin 13Q from 8.00 p.m. 9.00 p.m. daily: Time signal, the news; 1.40 U.N. P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- General Assembly; 1.50 Tiffin mary;
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    WHO WAS IT?
    73 4 HERCULE POIROT has been investigating the murder of Sir Reuben Astwell whose nephew, Charles Leverson, has been charged with the crime. But Lady Astwell is sure Leverson is innocent and equally convinced that her late husband's secretary, Owen Trefusis, is guilty. Poirot interviews Leverson, Trefusis and several
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    Poirot bides time—then he pounces and the killer is forced to confess
    3073 4  - Poirot bides time— then he pounces and the killer is forced to confess AGATHA CHRISTIE by Take care... m that box is something that will hang a criminal' I V> 01 HOT did not play an Entirely quiescent g;iin c. On the fifth day of his sojourn be brought down
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      Dear Sir,
      37 5 The 1 b deserve tht-ir victory i.. th< Thoma cup v played well and be- *d well before, during, 1 1 after the game.-. The ame cannot be said 01 their pponents. Congratulations d. FAN
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      Let us find out why we lost and start again
      474 5 Let us find out why we lost and start again O_4fUTHOMAS CUP DEBACLE UALAYA'S hope of retrieving; th c i "iiKis Cup ended ii a crushing Wow t 2 defeat by i hailand m the s. (Miid round of the isi 1 1 1 /one. Now the big: bra«*alk is
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      Bus pests: How to deal with this nuisance
      227 5 'JHE Singapore Government has set up a three-man committee to inquire into the standard of amenities and comfort provided for passengers m buses. The team, headed by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Goh Chew Chua, also invites public
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      No point in crying...
      149 5 No point in crying REPORTS from Bangkok of our Thomas Cup defeat have certainly hurt our pride but the unsporting comments of the Malayan team manager. Mr. Teh Gin Sooi. are like nibbing salt into the wound. Lefs admit that we have lost to better and fitter opponents and swallow
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      Six-day week school is real blessing
      248 5 Six-day week school is real blessing I WAS aggrieved to read "Worried Parent's" letter which appeared m your paper of 3rd. instant. He appears to be misguided, and under the delusion that the six-day week lor school children is a strain on his children's mentality. He also complained of inconvenience,
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      This is your page: Write to us if you have grouses or views to air
      234 5 This is your page: Write to us if you have grouses or views to air REMEDY: School children should have their own school buses or special buses should be reserved for them. Vandalism damages and contaminates the atmosphere of buses. For instance vulgar language and names of people are scratched
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      173 5 RIP KIRBY by John Falk <Sc Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis IHE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake ■^^**"^^Bni^^CANYS7ANP^\ 5 /TULIP-MAY iN LIKETHfS: C PONYWU KNOW WfcE FAT W^WELIT^^B flj wDrr-vrHj^ I anything <joiwt? J J I say something.. J V^tulip mansaw>.»V enough fortwo normal/
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    311 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Seven nations drug menace y-HE battle against the drug peddler gathers momentum. Seven nations have decided to put their heads together and pool their resources m a flat-out drive to eliminate illicit drug traffic. The nations are: Singapore, Malaya. Burma. Cambodia. Hong Kong. Laos and Thailand. At
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    Closed chest massage technique gives cardiac arrest
    736 6  - Closed chest massage technique gives cardiac arrest LYNN POOLE dggdfghfghghghgf,^^!'fPT'_PPiPl'f J a-ff^-s^^ HT Ii nn By OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY TWO electrical engineers who are also lecturers m surgery, and a surgeon at The Johns Hopkins University and Hospital, have i developed an amazing new method for starting the
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    Honeymooning Baudouin flies to Brussels – to tackle crisis
    260 6 Honeymooning Baudouin flies to Brussels to tackle crisis BRUSSELS, Friday. (MUAVDS shouted "Long live the King and Queen" as King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola, cutting short their Spanish honeymoon. Hew back to their strike-ravaged capital last night. The couple drove straight from the airport to Laeken Palace, on the outskirts
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    ATOM-TEST: NKRUMAH PREPARES AFRICAN RETALIATION
    190 6 ATOM-TEST: NKRUMAH PREPARES AFRICAN RETALIATION ACCRA. Pri. President Nkrumah of Ghana arrived here by road this afternoon from Half Assini, near the Ivory Coast border, for an emergency Cabinet meeting he has called for today on the latest French Sahara atomic explosion. The National Union of Ghana Students, m a
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    FOOTBALL FANS INJURED IN RAIL CRASH
    140 6 FOOTBALL FANS INJURED IN RAIL CRASH PUYALLUP. (Washington), Fri. A 17-car .southbound Northern Pacific passenger train was derailed here yesterday and first reports indicated there were 'quite a number" of injuries The train, whose passengers included fans bound for the Rose Bowl football game, went off the tracks The chief
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    18 teachers on goodwill tour
    143 6 1 8 teachers on goodwill tour SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Eighteen teachers from Sarawak are now m Singapore on a week's goodwill tour of social and youth organisations here. The tour is being sponsored by the First Divisional Youth Council of Sarawak and is the first of its kind. Leader of
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    Hillary has second thoughts on Yeti scalps
    146 6 Hillary has second thoughts on Yeti scalps AMBXEBDAH Sir Er:> conqueror v i."" Bchipol Airpon yesterday, was probabk I Earlier Sir Lcn. „c loiif **k existent i able sm wman Hi said that •"Perfectly rational nation' for the fooXr which have b^ n fr^T and to WSJ neard m the
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    Minister loses job
    30 6 MOSCOW K. Hi lei t A Mr \'.,-:.:j M.rSM 1 M ol Mb chil lei Md mm m job m i he Kazaki- R«u.j: t Central Asa
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      28 6 Song of Lore Eternally Beautiful ENGAGEMENT RINGS m Platinum A Gold m Set Diamonds. Bj n P. H. HENDRY 78. North Bridge Road Adelphi Hotel, Spore, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Minister Yong will hand over keys of 203 new houses to fire victims
    228 7  - Minister Yong will hand over keys of 203 new houses to fire victims ALIAS RAHIM two years ago 2.o<n lost their homes m big btaxe: Today. I By GEYLANG, Fri. J'HE Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will hand over the keys today to fire victims who have purchased
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    Retired engineer dies at home
    26 7 Retired engineer dies at home ►RE CITY. Iri.L iward SctaarHed yesterday Devonshire Oovf rnm< I a t« Dded the King Edward it: funeral ai Bidadari to-
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    Commission of Inquiry on Govt. tender system begins work
    119 7 Commission of Inquiry on Govt. tender system begins work KUALA LUMPUR, Ii i. The three-man commission of inquiry, headed by Mr. Justice Hill, to review the Government's tender system and methods of obtaining supplies, has started work. A Government spokesman said that memoranda and other information received h id been
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    HOUSEWIVES NOW FLOCK TO NEW 'CHEAP' MARKET
    110 7 HOUSEWIVES NOW FLOCK TO NEW 'CHEAP' MARKET KATONG, Fri. Housewives here have found a new cheap market m Katong where they can purchase anything from hairpins to cooking utensils. This way-side market is near Marine Parade ana hundreds of people gatherthere every day for their daily shopping. According lo many
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    Chinese 'Y' lifts bar on women: They won't get full membership
    207 7 Chinese 'Y' lifts bar on women: They won't get full membership SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. WOMEN can now become associate members n of (he Chinese V.M.C.A. Tills was approved after a series oi discussions preced- ing membership campaigns of the association during the 1 latter part of the year. But they
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    More study awards
    24 7 SINGAPORE CITY. FriThe Indonesian Government is offering more scholarships next year to Singapore students to strengthen relations between the two countries.
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    Transmission tests
    32 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— Radio Singapore will carry out test transmissions from the middle of next month on new frequencies, m preparation for starting a full-scale short wave service m May.
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    GOVT. TO SPEND $500,000 ON EXTENSION TO VARSITY ARTS BUILDING
    148 7 GOVT. TO SPEND $500,000 ON EXTENSION TO VARSITY ARTS BUILDING KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Extension work to the existing faculty of arts building at the University of Malaya m Kuala Lumpur is expected to begin next month. To cost 3500,000. the building is to be completed m time for the academic
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    A forgotten coin is 'found' again after 20 years
    149 7 A forgotten coin is 'found' again after 20 years SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. While rummaging through his collection of stamps m a box, a Singapore dispensary assistant rediscovered an American coin which he forgot all about for over twenty years. Gold m colour, it bears on one side the profile of
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    Volunteers clear land in Bedok
    233 7 BEDOK, Fri. —An -operation berseh" to clear lallang and shrubs and to fill up stagnant pools m Padang Terbakah, m Bedok, is now underway. A group of 15 residents led by Inche Yusoff Ibrahim. 24, have started work on a particularly bad piece of land.
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    Less disparity move
    38 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has asked the Government to take steps to reduce the wide disparity m the salaries and conditions of service between male and female employees of Government.
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      39 7 >nncc's Holiday j Attractions GATUAO9 iAYLADS Singapore's;Mlented vocal sjroup^ DAILY til! Monday^ j 1961 lON ARTHUR Slat singing on NEW^. AY i 'EGGYTANNthesen-^ punist singer; us daily r UNCrS TEA ROOM 7.00 p m. j w »w< v/os\« v/X
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    The best dressed girls wear cotton: It's so suitable for work and play
    303 8 The best dressed girls wear cotton: It's so suitable for work and play WAVE you noticed 11 who the best dressed girls are at parties lately? I have, they are the cotton maids. No, they are NOT beauty queens or fashion models... just ordinary girls dressed m cotton. You. too.
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    A MILK SAUCEPAN THAT GIVES WARNING WHISTLE
    60 8 A MILK SAUCEPAN THAT GIVES WARNING WHISTLE #WHAT is this gadget? It is a new Mirroware milk saucepan, which is bound to be an indispensable item to the busy housewives. For the saucepan gives a whistle warning when the milk is at a boil and ready for serving. Called Whis-L-Matic.
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    Time it right!
    30 8 Bu.\y housewives will appreciate the Smith's timer I saw at Whiteaways. It's a great help m all household jobs that need timing pressure cooking, toasting and baking.
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    Open those jars!
    30 8 A new kitchen appliance is the Sky-line Miracle jar cap opener. It loosens all screw caps from one m. to over three m. m diameter. From Whiteaways.
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    Straw handbags
    30 8 HANDBAGS from the Philippines made from pineapple fibre are ideal for an evening date. Buttons and Bows, Cold Storage has a dainty collection, mostly m white and cream.
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    Evening handbags
    21 8 If you like straw handbags, there is a varied selection m many colours at Japan House m Middle Road.
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    Delicious dishes to make with the party left-overs
    612 8 LEFT-OVERS irom p; delicious dishes to two recipes to help hoi blem of what to do wi parties held during the Savoury Boats You 11 need tour large, elongated potatoes, so that when they are cut m half lengthwise they could look
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    Panties and slips in matching colours
    156 8 Panties and slips in matching colours SINGAPORE women will now spend more time and more money over the lingerie counters m departmental stores all over the city. More time because you'll want to linger over the gorgeous range when buying them. More money because you'll want more undergarments than you'll
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    Special lunch bags for working girls
    48 8 GIRLS who carry their lunch to the office can now do it m the most charming manner. From Marden Co. m Orchard Road, you can get a special luncheon bag, complete with flask. They come m blue or tartan design, with adjustable
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    Lovely trays for party time
    53 8 PARTY DAYS are here and if you are playing hostess you couldn't find a more lovely tray to hold the sweets. Finely carved from cherry wood, these Japanese tray.s from Wakco are shaped like a giant leaf. Sambal trays, vases and salad bowls are others
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    Scented milk bath
    38 8 If your favourite scent is either Revlon's Intimate or Aquamarine, you'll be glad to know that you can actually bathe In them too. Obtainable at the Federal Dispensary are scented bubble bath and milk bath.
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    A DISPLAY OF 40 DESIGNS FOR MALAYAN WOMEN
    101 8 A DISPLAY OF 40 DESIGNS FOR MALAYAN WOMEN IjWSHION has always been focussed on the creation and lines of the gown. It's fashion, if the length of the skirt goes either above or below the knees. But recently, women m Singapore saw a fashion show with a difference. The main
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    TIP ON USE OF CHARCOAL OVEN: MRS. OLIVEIRO WINS $20
    245 8 MRS. G. Oliveiro, 458 St. Joseph's Lane, Singapore 19, wins the first prize of $20 m this week's Household Hints competition for her tip on firewood and charcoal ovens. She writes: "Whenever you use firewood and charcoal for cooking, you
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    A tower and bridge—scout style
    175 9 A tower and bridge— scout style EIGHT scouts from the 55th. Troop of the Chinese V.M.C.A. are now undergoing a Senior Pioneer test at the association's premises m South Pier Prince Edward Road They are Woo Sun How, Chan Seek San. Tan Peng Jon, Ho Han Vow, Lien Soon Hin.
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    VANTED: CENTRAL HOME TO HOUSE VAGRANTS AND BEGGARS
    77 9 VANTED: CENTRAL HOME TO HOUSE VAGRANTS AND BEGGARS LUMPUR, Fri.— A welfare worker. Ramachanctran, the town needs > titution lo acthe growing vagrants, begd runaway children. workers round it to arcomnwav children, girls, r totem was on the d an institution ,y needed. machandran, wb i resident Of the li.--:are
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    A sincere budget'
    27 9 Fri The Chiei Data Wong Po-.v Nee, a modest, painsi I sincere budget* 1 > claimed, the state nt had drawn up its coat accorddoUt
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    ea sports: All set
    18 9 •PO RE. Fri. port will "dress preparation tor the ea > ports to be a
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    MUSLIM EXPERT TO TALK ON ISLAMIC FAITH
    64 9 MUSLIM EXPERT TO TALK ON ISLAMIC FAITH SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— I «5 A prominent Muslim, who flew here yesterday from America after attending a conference at Princeton. University, will give a talk tonight at 8.30 p.m. on the Muslim religion at No. 31. Lorong 12. m Geylang. Be Is the
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    Rupert and the Sky-boat-10
    66 9 m Rvpm n We:,. ThoSC weird being DiO'a:^ imtcad oi ought to go s,-- The n. they aw -'arnnc :rom and who is lending them. Margo: agrees. and they Ntr.r tnck Through the irtev try:m: lo Keep ihc sheht wind on ihew facea Hello. :hi<is ouecr."
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    Attitude of parents important in bringing up the child
    358 9 Attitude of parents important in bringing up the child SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. THE MOST important factor m determining the character and development oi' a child is the attitude and behaviour of his parents, said Mr. Lan Hope of Radio Singapore m a broadcast on "The Importance oi' Family Planning." "Do
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    More buses on Changi route to cope with picnickers
    174 9 More buses on Changi route to cope with picnickers (IHANGI, Fri. More bUM^ J are operating along Chang! Road m order to cope with the increasing numoer Oi picnickers who nock to Changi. This was stated yesterday by the managing-director of the Changi Bus Company, Mr. Tan Keng Eng. Mr.
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    WORK TO START SOON ON NEW MOSQUE FOR MUSLIMS IN QUEENSTOWN
    190 9 WORK TO START SOON ON NEW MOSQUE FOR MUSLIMS IN QUEENSTOWN QUEENSTOWN, Fri.—Muslims m Princess Estate v ..i Queenstown will soon have a mosque of their own. This will save them the journey to Telok Blangah. Kampong Java, Kampong Susu or Tanglin for prayers. Work will begin on the mosque
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    Look here for your lucky star
    391 9 BORN today you have a friendly. genial and kindly disposition. All those m your community learn to depend upon you for good advice and benelicial assistance. You have a deeply spiritual nature. You would do well m a career of teaching, for you have
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      236 10 The Rchcole Shoo W tor Eastern Arts, Lmen Goods, Child- I rcn Lady Wears. I Please visit I I Peiping Store, J 17 3. Orchard Road, 6 Raffles Place N^N^N^ "WINDSOR" Baby Wear Mode In The U.S.A. IDEAL BABY CLOTHES MADE FROM THE FINEST WASH-N--WEAR FABRICS New Shipment Just Unpacked
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      199 10 IDEAL NEW YEAR GIFT X I ATS TOP QUALITY SHOES AND HANDBAGS! Exquisitely designed by 41-43, Stamford Road, Tel: ***** Spore Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoats, quilts, woollen pullovers, underwear, scarfs gloves, lumpers, winter pyiamas. Advice given FOOK ON Dept. Store SALE NOW ON. TEL:
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      253 10 gHOPPING CENTRE wishes all its READERS and ADVERTISERS a HAPPY and NAM AH ELECTRIC COS Seasonal Sale continues with a line range m lighting fillings. lampshades and home appliances. Great reductions are promised at 81. Hill Street. LI C I A HAIRDRESSING salon. 165 MacPherson Roaci provides services of Miss
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      1022 10 NEW YEAR BARGAIN GIFTS on sale at PEIPING STORE, 173 Orchard Road includes choice Eastern artcrafts novelties, beaded bags, linen lacquer and embroidered good* FURNITURE AND FIXTURES including wide range of teakwood chests, tables and dragon pillars readymade or maoe-to-order. CHUNG NAM FURNITURE STORE. 131-135 Killiney Road LIP LIFE LIPSTICK
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      261 10 X.Sr. PR IMA SCOOTERS equipped wiin electric scatters are selling vii low atpo.«>it and instalments cf $50/- monthly. HUP TECK TRADING, 36G. Pnnsep Street. JOGINDKK IWL'L oi 194 Race Course Road have just unpacked a choice selection oi beautilul Manipuri silk sarees m time for New Yea: wear. GILERA 172
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      369 10 SEASONAL SALE NOW ON Ktu NAM AH ELECTRIC CO Hc nl LIGHTING Udi "VBi,,,^ FITTINGS Mhu C Fane > Uaiw' >,2 M LAMPSHADES •■^«j£ "^5 ho^er i HOME Miv, h|( JJ APPLIANCES mvi... M :>K( At TREMENDOUS Reductions! Si COME AND PICK THi L^ T r designs at LUCK TRint,.
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    RACE FINISHES AT PENANG
    96 11 ■EMM" '2nd Day, Dec. 28. B ii^^^^^^^^^^^ Going: Good. B CI. 4. Div. *-6F. Won by: 2 Time: 1 mm. 14 3/5. (1. 4, Div. 2-6 F. Won by: 3. Time: 1 mm. 14 2/5. d 2. Div. I— 6F. Won by: Nose. 3. Time: 1
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    The SOFT side of Gene Tunney
    545 11 DONALD GOMERY reveals a warm secret L Nl TUNNEY, exI vyweight chamthe world, rived In Lons writing a m to his wife, America. •ried wonderful ..tuiations. CanI Friday. Dearest. parted lor meet again where they mar- ago tins week. d his Italian for think
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    He smashed his way into semi-finals despite his lack of height and reach
    386 11  - He smashed his way into semi-finals despite his lack of height and reach LIM TIONG WAH By I Singapore City, Fri. A LTHOUGH Siow Watt Soon is short m height and reach, it did not stop him from smashing his way into the semi-final of the men's singles m the
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      281 11 CLI'KS ACROSS J. Bi of a necklace one might 1. Instrument aliy uues LI not i ell (4>. sound true? <4> G. The German .song wasn't 4. Cockney tramp, being fifty, irue (4). was worth something to the 7. She advocated mercy <6). Greeks (4>. 8. Mild expletive to apply
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    Holiday Flight, with Moses astride, in good 374/s dash
    311 12 Holiday Flight, with Moses astride, in good 37 4 /s dash FREE MIST AND GOLDEN BEAUTY IMPRESS IN WORKOUTS BUT MALLEE RESTRICTED TO HALF PACE By ALLAN LEWIS. PENANG, Friday ()LD Holiday Flight, ridden by Moses Lee, showed that he is still able to gallop by running three m 37
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    NATEKAR FIGHTS BACK AND WINS THE THAI SINGLES TITLE
    281 12 NATEKAR FIGHTS BACK AND WINS THE THAI SINGLES TITLE BANGKOK. Fn Nandu Natekar of India won the men's singles <v the Thai International badminton championship by deleatir.g Sangob ol Thailand In three sets o: 3-15. 15-8 a:x\ 17-16 here last night. m The semi-finals yesterday Natekar beat Teh Kew San
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    Rain robs MCC of a victory
    50 12 NAPIER. Fri —Rain robbed :he MCC touring side of victory on the second and last day of their match with a Combined Hawkes Bay and Southern Hawkes Bay XI yesterday Scores; Hawkes Bay 124 and ho for nine; MCC 249 <w Wat* i 3
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    Downes in New York for fight
    85 12 NEW YORK. Fri. Terry Downes, the British middleweight champion. arrived i from London to prepare lor his fight against Paul Per.der for the New York Athletic j Commission's version of the World Title m Boston or. January 14. Accompanied by his wife, Barbara, their
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    U.K. SOCCER STRIKE LIKELY TO BE AVERTED
    94 12 U.K. SOCCER STRIKE LIKELY TO BE AVERTED LONDON. Fri. A threatened strike of profesi sion-als m the Football League appeared likely to be averted yesterday. The players threatened to strike on Jan. 21, unless coni cessions were made to their demands for the abolition of j the maximum wage and
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    A TORCH RELAY ALONG THE SILK ROAD FOR ASIA'S FIRST OLYMPICS
    209 12 A TORCH RELAY ALONG THE SILK ROAD FOR ASIA'S FIRST OLYMPICS rKYO. Fri. The cere- mony manager of the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games said he is planning a 13,000--kilometre torch-relay along j the ancient silk road from I Athens to Tokyo for Asia's first Olympics. Michiro Ito, also a noted
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    CULLIGAN STAYS A STAR... FROM HURLING TO HOCKEY
    203 12 CULLIGAN STAYS A STAR... FROM HURLING TO HOCKEY CJELETAR. Fri. Steady O fullback and dashing left winger that's Michael Vincent Culligan. who never took a hockey lesson m his life. His talent for hockey comes from playing the Irish game of hurling. Culligan. 26. took up hockey only after joining
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    New fight date
    34 12 NEW YORK, Fri. The date of the third world heavyweight title fight between Floyd Patterson and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson has been broiight forward from March 20 to March 13 next year.
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    Red tour ends
    14 12 TOKYO. Fri. The Soviet volleyball team left lor jiGme on Wednesday.
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    King's son is picked to play centre-half in English schools soccer '...a jolly fine player'
    159 12 gOCCER runs m the Royal Family of Malaya. That's what the boys of Wellingborough School, Northamptonshire, are saying now their star centre half, Syed Sirajudin, has been picked for the English public schools trials. Sirajudin
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    AN UNDERHAND SERVICE IS NO ANSWER
    232 12 AN UNDERHAND SERVICE IS NO ANSWER AFTER watching the world tennis professionals play m Singapore this month. I cannot asree more with the need for a new type of service to keep the game alive. It is certainly no fun watching tennis when the match moves from one killing service
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    6-2 whipping
    30 12 FLORENCE, Fri. Fiorentina (Italy) reached the j semi-finals of the European Cup-Winners Soccer Cup when they beat Lucerne (Switzerland) 6-2 m the second leg of their quarterfinal tie.
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    QUALIFIERS FOR THE POLY FINALS
    251 12 IZ'ATONG, Fri— About 250 students of the Singapore Polytechnic took pail xn heats for their First Annual Swimming Carnival at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. The finals, consisting of 18 events, will be held on Jan. 18The following qualified yesterday: 50 metres freestyle: Yeo Kiang
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