The Singapore Free Press, 5 January 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    Airport strike
    31 1 LONDON. Thurs. Services by 10 major airlines out of London were at a .standstill yesterday as the result of a four-hour strike by 3.000 airport engineers ana maintenance men.
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    Rina pips Happy
    503 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS Melody at post for title By RINA has earned the title of "Horse Of The Year." She won five races worth $53,738 which included the li miles Singapore Gold Cup. Rina ia a six-year bay Australian ma;« by Neapolitan out of Airy Princess who Is
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    Japan's floating fair sails in with 12,000 exhibits
    323 1  -  LYDIA AROOZOO |By SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The Aki-Maru with the third Japan Industry Floating Fair on board sailed into Singapore this morning. The lair which comprises over 12,000 exhibits aims at the expansion of trade and the furthering of closer economic ties
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    IT TOOK HIM FOUR YEARS TO TALK TO HER-50 YRS. AGO
    495 1  - IT TOOK HIM FOUR YEARS TO TALK TO HER-50 YRS. AGO Conrad Chiew Katong By Thurs. pOR four years a young postmaster m Labuan gazed at a pretty girl before he plucked up courage to talk to her. That was 50 years ago. i Tomorrow the grand old man of
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    Lock icon MALAYANS GUARD MR. U.N. IN THE CONGO
    186 1 MALAYANS GUARD MR. U.N. IN THE CONGO T EOPOLDVILLE. Thurs.— JL The U.N. SecretaryGeneral, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld was gtiarded by about 50 heavily-armed Malayan troops of the U.N. Congo force when he arrived here yesterday. Some 200 Congolese demanding the release of Mr. Patrice Lumumba, the first Congolee Prime Minister
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    Reception in London
    34 1 LONDON. Thurs— Lora Home. British Foreign Secretary, attended a reception yesterday given by the Malayan High Commissioner m London, m honour of the installation of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong m Malaya.
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    Crowd wrecks buses
    32 1 BRUSSELS, Thurs.— An angry crowd of 1,000 strikers and university students wrecked three buses and two trams and surged towards Partiament building where deputies were debating the strike situation.
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    INDIA: CHINA-HELD LAND MUST BE RECOVERED
    83 1 INDIA: CHINA-HELD LAND MUST BE RECOVERED DHAVNAGAR. I Western India-, Thm>. Leaders of India's ruling Congress Party which i.s meeting m annual session here urged that the country should continue to strive to "recover" Indian territory occupied by China. A draft resolution laid the Indian Congress Government would reaffirm Its
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    TWO SLAIN: BIG SEARCH
    312 1  -  HAROLD SOH ictim iound at 4 a.m. and then another By KALLANG. TEN THIS MORNING Hundreds of police set scour Kallang area JNE HUNDRED men of the police Reserve Unit and CID are searchi^ Kjiijrii, Park this morning following two murders one on the old airport
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    Treaty ratified
    32 1 RANGOON. Tl'Urs. Mr ChOU En-La., the Prime M.iii.sirr o. Cmnmunist China, and D N:i Pi :me Minister o: Burma, yesterday exchanged instrument* n: ratification of t!;c Bino-Bunnese borcirr 'reaty hero
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    Meckiff back: Worrell hits out at pitch
    165 1 Meckiff back: Worrell hits out at pitch I STOP PRESS 2 YDNEY, Thar s.— Controversial fast bowler lan Meckiff, who missed the second Test through injury, is among 12 players named by Australia for the third Test against the West Indies starting on Jan. 13. Meckiff, who hurt his heel
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    Stock exchange
    65 1 Malays a Block E\<iia. >.$•«» oDfit-d steady In Singapore u.;s morning. Nu early business v«,s reported done Them were buyers of Straits Times a! 12.il x all and S2 65 c all. Frast-i Neavc Oru.-. $2.01; Henry Waugh S-142: Btratts Traders $2 8.,, Coid Storage $1.79: Metal Bos
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    Malayan, HK funds
    42 1 Pirs: Malayan Fuv.c ruaoagcr'a p:ice^ :c>u3y. buvniß SI. 18 and selling %12S xd. Second Malayan F'uiiu nian.ipei once- buyjug 96 rents and .vrllixm si. 03 \c Ptrsl H<>ii£ Kong P>;jid :n.... fleers prices, baying hksi.o7 %u4 Belling HK$l 14
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    Rubber down
    35 1 January flrsi graoe rubber buyers I o.b. opeoed Ui 6n>...--pore this morning at 87 7 8 cents per Ib-, clown 'ivp^ipnih? of a cent on yes'.eraay's cb Be, 'I ne 'i.ne leas quie:
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    NO SINGAPORE SUPPORT FOR ADVANCE IN RUBBER
    186 2 NO SINGAPORE SUPPORT FOR ADVANCE IN RUBBER LONDON. Thurs. —As Singapore did not support Tuesday's full advance here, values were marked down at the outset. Trading was slow to start and further slight easing of sellers prices occurred before dealings were put through. The market reflected a calmer view of
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    An American estimate places Red tin stockpile at 57,000 tons
    635 2 An American estimate places Red tin stockpile at 57,000 tons By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Thursday. AN AMERICAN expert has estimated that Russia Ikis :i tin stockpile of 57,000 metric lons. Mr. Alexander Gakner, of the division of foreign activities, U.S. Bureau ol Mines, Quoted by the Mining
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    Rank and Gaumont shares firm in new deal
    167 2 Rank and Gaumont shares firm in new deal LONDON. Thurs. There wa.> .-ome htnltinq In tic London ->tock marketat the opening yesterday. Sentiment was adversely tffected oy thr di.>appoir»t--g Bold reserve figures ior December and the overIghi setback on Wall Stre< Bta '..ou'-vfr. Urn tendency n rotad <■ lewral Bo«d
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 ■•iONG kcng Wed.— Closing ncai ;.e:e I .*;j;^ were Prevn us Toes ft 8.u.:;;;.^ rorporation >. 4■• >:.435 sales Mies Uu Cant i. S--t 00 aalea sales I kong phone v• '■> S3B 1 i sales w .e> Pun- Ftam <v C... :e $32 j 522 -0
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    Market indices
    35 2 LOHDON Thf Financial Timei -n»rh*t indict tor Jan 6. last year, j Mttk agn. Dreviaus and yf^terday's, r>oeet'v«ly Tmi ??R S ISI 3. 265 0 :&65 Riftbert 229 6 W3 1 202.7. ?06.4.
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    RANK BUYS FOX INTEREST IN METROPOLIS FOR $34 MIL.
    108 2 RANK BUYS FOX INTEREST IN METROPOLIS FOR $34 MIL. tONDON I rV; '.4 J bon <»d-i ::.:..:o:.> Luc Rank c):^unisauo:: is buying oat ihe rwentletta Cen.uiy Fax Uiteresl m Ifetropolis and Bradford Tins! I.mnieci. the company v. ..ion has voting control ol Ihe Oanmont British Picture Oorpo- ;i0... li was
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    FISON'S MAKE A $57 MILLION BID FOR EVANS
    66 2 FISON'S MAKE A $57 MILLION BID FOR EVANS LONDON. Thurs.— Fison's, I $350 million fertiliser and i bemical lant, arc making a $51 minion take-over bia for the 151-year-oW Evans Medical Group, ol Speke, Liverpool, II reporieci last nighl Evans make nharmaceutical, chemical and biological products. Then directors said that
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    130 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharres or expected today arc Carthage 1 2, Martiniquais 4/5, Robina 6A, Anterior 6/7. Star Alcyone 8/9, Tisre 10 11, Pyrrhus 13/14, Tjisadane 15/16, Benmhor 18, Sedili N.Wall 1 Leti N.Wall 2. Perak N.Wall 3. Sumpitan N.Wall 4, Emp. Gannet
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    Round the World Market Prices
    331 2 NOTE: ai: prices bciow \are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Jan. 4 Previous Todaj RUBBER No. 1 RSS C.i.f European ports Jan 262 26 Ffb 26i 25 15/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 26J 261 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms. Ffb 2613
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    Prince joins Army
    25 2 LONDON. Thurs }^.>-ce Michael of Kent 18, younger son of the Duchess oi Kent, today joins the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst.
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    B.O.A.C. record
    23 2 LONDON. Thursday. British Overseas Airways Corporation carried a record 748 900 passengers i Last year an increase oi 31.4 per cent.
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    UP 38 DOWN 8 UNCHANGED 128
    826 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. Singapore, Wednesday. INDUSTRIAL* Previous Toda> A i*. Bricks Crss. (N) .90 .90 Anas Ice 11.00 Buyers BQUSUAD 1.15 1-W 8.8. Petrol 40 44/B.M. Trustees 5.23 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. |20/3 19/- Orfis. 43 i 43 6
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    Big radiation check after three die in reactor blast
    317 2 Big radiation check after three die in reactor blast THE WORLD AT NOON by the FREE PRESS FOBEICII SEBViqB IDAHO FALLS. Thursday AIRCRAFT yesterday checked radiation levels over the Idaho Falls area after i severe explosion at the nearby atomic reactor testing station on Monday night which lolled three men.
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    FILM MAGNATE NOW A DATO
    58 2 MALAYAN film magnate. Dato Loke Wan Tho, 4ti, photographed by the Free Press at the Dewan Tengku \ndul Rahman m Kuala Lumpur yesterday during the installatiom of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. He is one of the nine new Dates created by the King to mark
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    $1,296 fine in samsu case: Court orders confiscation of motor car
    199 2 $1,296 fine in samsu case: Court orders confiscation of motor car SINGAPORE CITY. Thursday. pEVENUE officers discovered rubber tubes filled with samsu m the boot ol a car, a court was told yesterday. This was revealed at the trial of a 31 -year-old labourer. Yeo Tin Huat. who was charged
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    SECOND TIN AGREEMENT COMMITTEE REVIEWS PROGRESS
    233 2 SECOND TIN AGREEMENT COMMITTEE REVIEWS PROGRESS f T ONDON. Thur.-,.— A \j terim commute' c second [nternationi a Agreement held i meeting hew to mtfc rangemc-nt.> to facility the entry into force on Julj 1 this year of the W« 4 agreement. Representative.Australia. Belgium. B Livia, the Congo, France. India,
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    Envoy exchange
    16 2 Katmandu. Thur&. Nepal ana Mongolia have oecideu ehiablLsh diploma Lie ielations ai ambassadorial level
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    'Sly' Khrushchev
    21 2 MOSCOW. ThlU CSiarUi Chaplii yesterday as i ol Pn miei Khi us tv iv trn ig and boom whal
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    Three killed in typhoon
    90 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. A typhoon struck the ranimbar island.-.. OD Dec. 15 killing three j^opie j and leavint. 20.000 homeit-s. according to delayed reports reaching here. The islands he between North Australia and j Dutch-held West Nev Qutaea. The typhoon Bwcpi into I Tanimbar t< 125 nitof
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      15 2 Finance and industry Page Two today gives you the ups *nd downs of your shares.
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      193 2 SHIPPING BARBER LINE From USA. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMA LOS ANGELES. BAM fl AND HONGKONG FERNFIELD 7 Jan TIJUCft FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINES From U.S. A GULF PORTS via PANAMA. LOS ANGELES OR SAN FRANC AND HONGKONG CASTLLVILLE 6 Jan FERNB6Y BARBER-FERN'VILLE LINE Tl: NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE.
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    SPACE-BOUND
    134 3 *t^2 B^PBB^^^^P^^^^^^^^^^B Hector, the white rat, will be France's first astro-animal while Ham, the chimpanzee, is rocket-minded American type ANIMALS, like men, were once firmly earth-bound. Today they are thoroughly space-conscious. Take Hector, a white rat, for instance. Soon he will be the most famous rat m France. For
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    Big student exodus: More than 1,000 will go this year
    110 3 Big student exodus: More than 1,000 will go this year KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. I II MPUR, Thursday. :\.!ll vUhk'Hts will gO her studies m 1961. of FGDFG FGDFGDFG v r o: Malayans going pri- i ly for furtlu r sturii< s. The numtx roi students I iving r Britain, NV\v
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    Double-cropping of padi
    31 3 KUALA SLLANGOR. Thurs. The first double-cropping padi m Selangor will be started m Tanjong Karang Double-cropping has been successfully carried out m Province Wellesley. Kelantan and other states.
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    SHUK YING IS WINNER OF MALAYA-WIDE ESSAY COMPETITION
    55 3 SHUK YING IS WINNER OF MALAYA-WIDE ESSAY COMPETITION f SIN G MM) X E CITY. Thurs. Lee Shuk Ying, IG, Of Cedar (iirls Secondary School, won first prize m the English language section of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institutes Malaya-wide essay contest on the subject "What the terms Singapore, Malaya
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    Nanyang delegation
    33 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —The Guild of Nanyang University Graduates will soon send a delegation to the Singapore Government to discuss the question of employment of Nanyang University graduates m secundary schools.
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    Trade delegation to Jakarta
    58 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. A top-level delegation ol Government officials, led by the Permanent Secretary to the Division of Commerce and Industry. Inche Abu Bakar bin Pawanchee. will leave Singapore tomorrow for trade taiks m Jakarta. The visit follows talks between the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Julian's two ambitions are to become doctor and violinist
    187 3 Julian's two ambitions are to become doctor and violinist SINGAPORE CITY. Thursday. pLEVEX YEAR OLD Singapore student, J Julian Wee Teow Keong, lias Iwo ambilj ()lls —t 0 g a in an L.T.C.L. degree m violin and to W a doctoi Julian, a Primary Five student oi Anglo Chinese School,
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    Swami to preach
    21 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Swami Lila Shah Mahraj, 79. is now m Singapore to preach and bless his followers.
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    New opening for students
    103 3 PENANG, Thurs.— A rubber estate owner urged students to take up planting as a career. There was now an acute .shortage of efficient planters on rubber estates, said Mr. Heah Joo Seang, who is the new chairman of the Han Chiang Hteh School. He was addressing
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    3-week extension
    30 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Secondary school children whose Singapore Traction Company concession passes expired on Dec. 31 1960. have been given a three- week extension to renew their passes.
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    CULTURAL SHOW TO ATTRACT TOURISTS HERE
    72 3 CULTURAL SHOW TO ATTRACT TOURISTS HERE SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. A display aimed at promoting tourist travel m Malaya and Singapore will be held m the Qantas head office m Sydney m March. It will cover Malayan arts, handicrafts and culture, and will occupy more than 1.000 square feet m the
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    Fund now over $1m.
    29 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Thur>. —The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce fund- i drive m aid of building its new premises has exceeded th^ v1 ""UUoi mark.
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    The new O.C.P.D.
    23 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. A.S.P. Rex Isaacs, formerly Fielding Inspecting Officer of North Perak. has assumed duty as OCPD. Johore Bharu.
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      202 3 I\<.\PORl c 3.00 Close down; I melody; 10.30 The Goon Show; ■wtrea t.OO Programme summary; 003 t 11.00 Cose uoun ■circa Calling All Hospitals: 6.00 Con- RADIO MALAYA c-f hour- ti 30 Ahmad dau H. 7 metres) i.m. Hasnah; 6*45 unset ft^ ie c^: p.m 1.15 Tiffin date; 1 :J0
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    What can't be cured can often be enjoyed!
    2355 4  - What can't be cured can often be enjoyed! LELORD KORDEL Learn to accept this by mow to i \MAKE I [people It ME YOU] HAVE you ever watched the disintegration of a personality Perhaps you've seen someone you know maybe even someone you love— a once radiant and promising personality,
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      192 4 SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE? m -BUB. iwf ■'■•'''^■ivl'-y'-^i Hn iMnnlß w^E>'>'-' 9VAmb*'*^B^^^HK' Sj^^^B^ > ''''^Bfk'^^H^^B-v' >^| 9K''"'filK.'''^Hßl *^wv^.^^SkW^BB^^BßH^H^M^H^H^H^BWJ^BBß^lh^H^m ,BH^S^SBHHH&9HBBSBBa9i9B^BfIH^Hki*'*'fIHBC' '■*-'vflB&K-'^^BlS*"- ■^HH6BB>'-'-^BBBaS'*- i -*^BHBh'- •'•^BhS'* ■'■^■V^^BBBBHf' ]HHHK^'''^HVJ 9 2m*. m k' m -jo> XJF Ho^* S 9 C*- fIS B 0 fllß I S^^K **9^H^H^H^H^H^H^HBK BW fi V* x Jtwi I
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    Social and Club
    276 5 A rr TE R 3 YEARS. DANCING COUPLE ARE LEAVING" a. •me ana uems will bid goodbye to Singapore ■Mil 51 ft 111 I 41 barefoot mambo JEJUNE HARRISON and Denis Hornsey, the well-known husband-wife teara who has contributed much m the field of ballroom dancing m
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    RADIANT BOXING DAY BRIDE IN LACE AND ROSES
    133 5  - RADIANT BOXING DAY BRIDE IN LACE AND ROSES ESME BAPTISTA ONE of the most radiant Boxing Day brides was .Miss Joyce Grey, a short- hand typist, who glided up the ai>le m a ballerinalength yown of French lace and nylon organza with roses round her hip line. Her veil was
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    SHOWMAN MIKE THROWS A BIRTHDAY PARTY
    70 5 SHOWMAN MIKE THROWS A BIRTHDAY PARTY SINGAPORE'S young showman and dancer. Michael Goh. threw a party at his home m Carmichael Road to celebrate his 20th birthday recently. About liity guests attended the get-together. After dinner, Michael presented an evening of entertainment to his guests. His little friends from the
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    Tamil Reform Association holds an art contest
    174 5 IjiNTRIES lor the Tamil J Festival art competition organised by the Tamil Reform Association, closed during the weekend. According to Mr. T.T. Chanthiran, the chairman of th< Art Committee, this year's competition is one of the largest ever to be held by the
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      148 5 RIP KIRBY by John Falk <Sc Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis 1 THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake '^lIHHHH^^ c go" wax i! ;___.pn HH|K If'f'r' CAN T x FV[ N VVALK I Ilk J*' M T'T'^C^WMArjGB iIMP^PARLIM^TWOUSANDSNH^^B! I B Pj^HRR^SS I J JI
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      52 5 Embroidery classes to resume THE Kamala Club is resuming Its sewing and embroidery classes soon. The fee for the first course, lasting three months, Is $3. The fee for I the second course is $10. Those interested should contact the office secretary. tel. *****. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    223 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Laos and the outbreak of goodwill VJINETEEN SIXTYONE has got off to a good start m the business of thawing the cold war. The East-West "peace offensive" is fast gathering momentum. Russia's Nikita Khrushchev sends Presi-dent-elect John Kennedy a message of goodwill. He wants relations between Russia
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    MCA and the gangsters
    128 6 yOUTH section leader 1 of the MCA, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee, has come out with some shocking facts. Facts which cry out for firm police action m Kuala Lumpur. "Young nembers of the association/ says Mr. Cheah, "are being beaten up by thugs for no reason."
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    Belgium—A country divided
    920 6 Belgium A country divided GEORGE GALE REPORTS: I NEVER EXPECTED TO HEAR A PRIME MINISTER TALK SO OFF-HANDEDLY ABOUT HIS OWN KING A COOL man, Prime Minister Gaston Eyskens of Belgium; a cool man m a neat grey suit and tight green tie; a man with a thin upper lip,
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    Getting on with Getty... by the young girl at his side
    853 6  -  KITTY DIXON By WHAT ITS LIKE TO WORK FOR THE WORLD'S RICHEST MAN MILLIONAIRE GETTY "PAUL GETTY," said Miss Robina Lund. r inhaling deeply on a French cigarette, "has a split personality. That's why 1 understand him. You see.
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    Girl slain near base: Sergeant questioned
    135 6 Girl slain near base: Sergeant questioned I I BRAINTREE, (Essex), Thurs. A United States 6taff sergeant was charged last night with the murder of pretty 20-year-old Jean Constable, whose body was found m a water-filled ditch at Ridgewell, .seven miles from Wethersfleld Air Force Base, early Tuesday. He was Staff
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    Inche Yusof at Kuala Lumpur's installation
    42 6 SINGAPORE'S Yanj- di-Pertuan Negara and his consort are seen here walking towards the main hall of the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman m Kuala Lumpur yesterday just before the installation of the Yang di-Pertuan i Agon£. I
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    395 8 the Matsushita ideology. That it is not sufficient for a manufacturer to merely turn out products, however excellent, year after year answering an immediate economic need alone. But to do so with the underlying thought of conscientiously and honestly serving society m general. Forty-two years ago, Mr. Matsushita determined that
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    297 8 MACHINERY THAT IS EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE JAPAN INDUSTRY FLOATING FAIR SUPPLEMENT EFFICIENCY and reliability are the two main factors found m machinery for marine use and agriculture work produced by Mitsubishi, Heavy Industries, Reorganised Ltd., Japan. They can be purchased 1 from the local agents, lor South-East Asia Messrs Chop
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    The big camera craze
    218 8 JAPANESE cameras have been constantly improving till now they have outstripped all other competitors. At the same time prices have been falling. The brightness of lenses have gone up from the old F3.5 to F2 and Fl.B. Some cameras are even equipped with Fl.l lenses with
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    341 8 FROM PAGE ONE countries. Each factory Ifi a model of scientific management, utilising the newest machinery and most modern production techniques. Sanyo Electric Is a basic manufacturer, empioyi:^ m integrated production system. Virtually every component inside a Sanyo product is produced m one of Its
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    Bigger catches with this popular 'fish camera' device
    182 8 Bigger catches with this popular 'fish camera' device **/y SPECIAL jTWW FEATURE ■pHK Transistor I Camera, the Uin the local market. fast tfainiritf popu ity m Malay;* South-East Am;i A product i Nippon Elect i: Ltd., Japan, it can (purchased at A: Photo Stores Ltd North Bridge B Singapore. Mr
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    21 9 1 undergoing construction at Mitsubishi Shipbuilding and Engineering yard icture shows four super- tankers, a freighter, and a naval destroyer.
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    631 9 From practically nothing to the world leader JPMHI means to sea-girthed Japan is obvious. As a carrier of trade, shipping is the line oi thi> nation which depends so much on trade for its survival. Without however, there could be no shipping. follows lhai all seafaring na lions have rightly
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    231 9 ftatwm ran :r !i pickup llt ua^ons IM. I, a &lartu nn.ior ma- M »ortcr> 4r f N w m prodvcta ftMti n<l 'MUippcd »nn d encinccn J^, ,-'"v Th,. ir comfortable seating and a host of other advantages are
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    887 10  - A craze for cultured pearls TERU MATOBA THEY ARE NOW WjTHIN THE REACH OF ALL By PEARLS sure today tin- fashion favourites ot women the whole world over. Everywhere women Lire captivated by the luminous luster of the pearl, as it enhances their own feminine beauty. And today, all over
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    MEMBERS OF VARSITIES ASSOCIATION DOE HERE THIS MONTH
    40 11 MEMBERS OF VARSITIES ASSOCIATION DOE HERE THIS MONTH murs I rsities Singawi k*s Malaya. n their Hong i CU I iI G .^apore from Q] visit Jniversit? end four c ;.y;r from Locktail party an itafl T I 7 t
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    A FEW DROPS OF WATER BRING A MIRACLE
    243 11 A FEW DROPS OF WATER BRING A MIR A CLE MM LEE Singapore City, Thur«. i I from the miracle shrine m Prance, has restored the sight of grapore child, two-year-old Benedict Yip mother, Chan Ah Low at their Kel k Road. At nine months, Benedict fell from his bed
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    Indian dance show
    34 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —Miss Thanalakshmi Sinnaduray, a pupil of Bhaskar's Academy oi Dance, will give a performance of Indian ias^ical dances ißharata Natyam) at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday at 8
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    33 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —One hundred Chinese merchants here have promised donations exceeding $1,000,000 :o build the new headquarters of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, its chairman, Mr. Ko Teck Kin said.
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    WEI LING OF NAN HWA DANCES THE 'MANAPULAY' TO CELEBRATE GRADUATION DAY
    81 11 WEI LING OF NAN HWA DANCES THE 'MANAPULAY' TO CELEBRATE GRADUATION DAY ©MISS VVu Wei Ling, of Nan Hwa Girls' High School, Singapore, m action during an exhibition of the "Manapulay" an intricate Indian dance— at her school's graduation party. A keen folk-dancer, Wei Ling rehearsed the "Manapulay" for three
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    Self-taught cripple off to Madras for one year's further studies
    207 11 Self-taught cripple off to Madras for one year's further studies SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— A Seremban-born Indian, Mr. S. T. Athimoolan. 30. who taught himself Tamil and Malay and is the author of the book. "Romanised Malay- Tamil Instructor." has left for Madras to study Tamil literature. Mr. Athimoolan, son of
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    Anglicans will launch a scheme for closer ties with Catholics
    240 11 Anglicans will launch a scheme for closer ties with Catholics SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— The Anglican Church m Singapore and the Federation will shortly launch a scheme to work m closer unity with the Catholics and other churches m the State and the Federation. This was disclosed by the Dean of
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    Variety concert will be school's big drive for funds
    163 11 Variety concert will be school's big drive for funds SERAXGOOX, Thursday. THE 800 Teck Primary School at Beatty Road aims to raise $20,000 at its threenight variety concert to be held at the Happy World Stadium from Jan. 20 to 23. This is the final sum the school will be
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    'Buy local products' drive by Ministry
    167 11 'Buy local products' drive by Ministry KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Ministry of Commerce and Industry is to start a "buy made-in Malaya" goods campaign to boost the sale of local products. The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Cheah Theam Swee. said 1961 "should be the beginning of
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    15 at the summit
    21 11 SEGAMAT, Thurs. Fifteen Segamat youths have climbed the 4,187 ft. high Mount Ophir on the MalaccaJohore border.
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    A golden party
    28 11 MALACCA, Thurs.— A garden party was held yesterday at the Chief Minister's residence m Pringgit here to mark the installation of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    STATE OFFICER GOES ON TRANSFER
    76 11 STATE OFFICER GOES ON TRANSFER TOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— J The State information officer, Johore, Mr. Soon Cheng Hor, leaves this week for Kuala Lumpur to act as deputy director of information services for the next four months. Mr. Yong Koi Look, from Kuala Lumpur, will assume his duties m his
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    42 11 BENTONG, Thurs. Mr. Chan Siang Sun. a Member of Parliament, has been reelected chairman of the Bentong M.C.A. Youth Section for this year. The secretaries are: Mr. Yeong Poh Sing, Mr. Chow Chee Sing; treasurer: Mr. Pool Kok Chan.
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    31 11 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The Mentrl Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohammed, recently opened a branch of the Malayan Banking Ltd. This is the fifth bank m Seremban.
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    Undergrads seek jobs during vacation
    267 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The University of Malaya m Singapore Students' Union has set up a Students Employment Bureau to help students m the task of job-hunting during the coming long vacation from mid-January tO A Mi total of 173 students have so far registered with
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    354 12 Vrw vl i ill i}\ 1 i mllnlulluiP AiEET Johnny Foo, M 0 critic of the week He lives at E-10 Kc-at Lane. Sin- a J. i Here's whal J frc: th< ng pJ ing disc ■G I B.- d lik< to bring
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    49 12 0 3En£ KcLL^ "Oi rh; mosked "ifln ond Hrn winner is M-: «v j M#tfccws. 119- A. Tcfol Blowjoh F^^d S:ngapen M«« fei c prise c two Phihps Er- d ICS, nome the Ac:". f'cc Pre 1 Music >••••' iMllirwillll" 1 1
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    326 12  -  SUNNY GIAM Photography by PENANG ENTRY WINS THE DECEMBER PRIZE OF $25 ../RURAL CHILD' PHOTOGRAPHER m Penang is the prizewinner of the Free Press Beginner of the Month Photo Contest for December. Mr. Chong Woon Khuan. 62 Hargreaves Circus. Penang wins the 525 prize. Hi.- print
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    83 12 rpHE South East Asj Pho 1 tographic Society rites photograph* n I join its Villa Gathering Party at chin X- <■ Sun bungalow tiiis Sunday. Six fUxn stars Buad song tres i ..i be on anre for photograph* r I pictun The
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    266 13  - A dog's expensive taste worries finder G. SUBHAS By Tanglin, Thurs. A worried watchman, A. Govindasamy of Goodwood Hill, yesterday made an appeal to the Free Press to try to locate the owner ot a female Dachshund he found more than a week ago. Govindasamy is the caretaker oi' i\
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    75 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Tr.t German Minister o: -:r:an Affairs, Dr. Heinrich von Bretano. will pay an official visit to Kuala Lumpur on Jan 30 and 31. He will be anpanied by advisers and 12 German newspaper rep<: ters. Dr. vo:: Bretano will arrive by
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    29 13 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Tlv Tamil Muslim community here has sent its warmest greetings ar.d blessings to Malaya's new King who was installed m Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    Tenders called for 3 new centres
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    NEW STEVEDORE FIRM SOON AS PORT HANDLES MORE SHIPS
    121 13 NEW STEVEDORE FIRM SOON AS PORT HANDLES MORE SHIPS PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs. The port is likely to have another stevedoring firm soon to cope with the increasing number oi ships calling here. Tenders were called for some time ago and the res p onse wa s g ood The Port
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    101 13 Rupert asks again whether he and Margot may be allowed to go home, but the man doesn't answer He stands for some minutes m deep thought, staring at them. Then he items to make up his mind .md. uaiking past them., he beckons ihem silently into
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    226 13 1 ,200 villagers to spend a day clearing site for new building PASIR PANJANG, Thursday. ABOUT 1.200 men, women and children from the fishing village off the 7 milestone West Coast Road turned out during the weekend to participate In "Operation Lallang." They are all members oi" the West Coast
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    LECTURER FROM NEW YORK TO GIVE TALK AT CENTRE
    63 13 LECTURER FROM NEW YORK TO GIVE TALK AT CENTRE Mr. Robert Van Atta. of New York, who will Rive a Christian Science lecture at the Cultural Centre Theatre at 5 p.m. on Sunday. His subject will be "Christian Science Practical Christianity for Modern TimesMr. Van Atta is a member of
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      108 13 I Dawn (on I holiday) I brushes I up her I dancing Ip. k \h I hurs.— [j b It h. only and Mrs. BOH on :.>na Ini-::-i»>n. is op her Oriental iintancy. return lo the uni>i\ 1 1 k>. She of the Rose Dancing I tor New n several
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    $1.2 mil. exchange will be in service by April
    191 14 $1.2 mil. exchange will be in service by April pHANGI, Thurs.— The Telephone Board has completed its 51.2 million Changi Exchange building and the new exchange will b^ m operation m April. Singapore Telephone Board spokesman told the Free Press that the exchange, with ultimate capacity 4.000 subscribers, would serve
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    HAN, 69 STUDIES HISTORY FROM OLD CHINA
    294 14  - HAN, 69 STUDIES HISTORY FROM OLD CHINA LIM TIONG WAH By Singapore City. Thurs. CIXTY-YEAR-OLU Han Wai Toon, oi Upper Thomson Road, has an unusual occupation he studies Sino-Malayan history from his fine collection of Old China. And m Ins 40-year-old collection, which includes procelain art of the Sung and
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    BOOM IN CHANGI BOAT-HIRING SERVICE: OWNERS INCREASE FLEET
    108 14 BOOM IN CHANGI BOAT-HIRING SERVICE: OWNERS INCREASE FLEET pHANGI, Thurs. The V- boat-hiring service at Changi Point is increasing its fleet because of its growing popularity with holiday-makers. The business which started live years ago with only 15 boats has today a fleet of 30 boats. Each boat can accommodate
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    RUSH FOR MADE IN SINGAPORE INK REMOVER
    62 14 RUSH FOR MADE IN SINGAPORE INK REMOVER SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —A Rallies Place hawker yesterday offered for sale a locally made "ink remover." A two-ounce bottle was priced at 50 cents. He sold 25 bottles In about 40 minutes. The hawker. N. H. Soon.. claimed his white solution could remove
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    Govt. to encourage science in all schools, says Yong
    238 14 Govt. to encourage science in all schools, says Yong SINGAPORE CITY. Thursday. THE Singapore Government is offering new forms of encouragement to popularise science m the local streams of education, announced Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, the Minister for Education. Writing m the souvenir journal 'of the Peoples Action Party, the
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    TEACHER IS BACK AFTER AN 'ALL PAID' TRIP TO LUMUT
    125 14 TEACHER IS BACK AFTER AN 'ALL PAID' TRIP TO LUMUT 4 LEXANDRA, Thurs.— A Asingapore schoolteacher, Mi Daniel Ling, has returned to his post after spending a fortnights -all expenses paid'" holiday m the Federation the prize of winning a challenge to drive to Lumut. m PcraK. m under 12
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    YOUTHS EXHIBIT THEIR MUSIC TALENTS
    69 14 YOUTHS EXHIBIT THEIR MUSIC TALENTS STAMFORD. Thurs More lhan 55 membei of the YMCA Youth Student. Volunteers celebrated their end-of-the-year uathering here. It was an occasion for the mv sic -minded to exhibit their talenu. Compered bj Miss Dorothy Tan. the 1 unction was a great success. Tho>e who took
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    241 14 HANDICAPPED SCOUTS USE GRANT TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. o Handicapped Boy Scouts will be able to carry out their activities m a fuller way with the help 01 a Sjs.oso Government grant. A spokesman of the Boy Scouts Association said such children included the deaf, the blind and
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    NEW YEAR GOOD DEED
    39 14 Three brothers. Joseph, Robert and Daniel Ong, and a friend, Christopher Yee, all members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, who spent the New Year distributing gospel magazines m the Serangoon and Braddell Roads area.
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    28 14 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —The Yen. Narada Thera will talk on "What is Buddhism" at the Buddhist Union. Jalan Senyum Shrine, on Saturday at 6 p.m.
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    33 14 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —The Cycle and Carriage Company Limited is organising a free luncheon for its 500 .stall -members at the Badminton Stadium, Guillemard Road, on Saturday at 1.30 p.m.
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    360 14 BORN today, you are a natural leader and it is likely that at some time m your life you will find yourself m an important post that will call for making big decisions. Interested and talented m the arts, you probably will be happiest
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    241 14 PUBLICITY-A PENALTY FOR BEINc RELATED TO LESLIE CHARTERIS SINGAPORE CITY. Thins. REV. BOYER MX, brother of Charteris the creator of the "Saint,' returned to his post at St. Thomas Colle^ m Colombo alter spending Christmas Singapore. Rev. Yin is the priest-in-ehariu ol college, one of the
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    ASSOCIATION CELEBRATES ITS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
    58 14 ASSOCIATION CELEBRATES ITS SIXTH ANNIVERSARY 1 \l Indian danierJ Mr. K. P. Bhaskar ami M Bhaskar. Kumari MLmiaJ and Ja\ala\n.v Kylara, (ihtve) look part thr Ai^ht of CUSS Daru^s presented l>\ Ihfl Alrxandra bra m li of i-q Singapore hnal.i A-n«i< j tion at th»- Victoria n»< ,i last nißhi
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    34 16 KALLANG Thui Dunman Gcv' rnment bines Middle Sch< I started their 1961 Sp« rts Programme with a friendl; basketball ua::io against 2 2 Gurkha Regiment her- yesterday. They were beater 64-50.
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    Federation Sports
    35 16 IPOH R or- P-r.r: XV bt. Rest 8-3 in 'State trial SEGAMAT. Hockey: NonBenders bi. Teach-r.. 1 -0. Soccer: MacGillivray Cup: Johotc Labis Estate bt Taya- g Estate l-i l In N. J^hore
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    S'GOR IS OUT FOR REVENGE... SO LET US NOW RESOLVE TO WIN
    290 16  - S'GOR IS OUT FOR REVENGE SO LET US NOW RESOLVE TO WIN J. LOUIS HOCKEY TOPICS by iS this is a period of making resolutions either lo be tenaciously adhered to or conveniently forgotten the Singapore Hockey Association should resolve to prepare well for the forthcoming international here against SeJangor.
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    Russian horses welcome in U.S.
    100 16 LAUREL. Thurs. Soviet horses will be welcome i run again In this year's Washington D.C. Internationa] $350,000 race if good horse- are available. Mr. William Jaeger, spokesma for Laurel, said the performance of Soviet thoroughbreds m the last three races had steadily impr >ved, and
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    Coaching course for table-tennis
    57 16 KALLANG. Thurs. The Singapore Table Tennis Association is now running a coaching course. It is the first of its kind since the revival of the association. Mr. Tang Tuck Wan. the S.T.T.A.'s president, said that the response has been encouraging. Fifty boys and six girls are
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    TENNIS STAR DECIDES AGAINST OPERATION
    165 16 TENNIS STAR DECIDES AGAINST OPERATION MELBOURNE. Thurs.— Neale Fraser. Australian lawn tennis star and the world's number one amateur, has decided not to have &n immediate operation on his left knee Fraser who Is the Wimbledor. and United States singles champion has scratched from the South Australian championships starting m
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    Trailing 8-0, SCC XV rally to win clash of the padang clubs
    338 16 SCC "A" 18; SRC 14 SINGAPORE PADANG, Thursday. IT was a keen, hard battle between the two! 1 padang clubs when they met m a rugger game here yesterday. Singapore Cricket Club just managed to beat the Singapore
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    58 MEN WITH THE SAME PURPOSE: TO IMPROVE SINGAPORE BASKETBALL
    165 16  -  ROY LAZAROO JALAN BESAR By Thurs. A BASKETBALL refereeing course is now being held on a giant scale at the National Recreation Centre Organised by the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation and the Physical Education Section of the Education Ministry, the
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      24 16 Today's Sport SOCCER: S.G.S.F.A. Div. 1: Marines v General Hospital. Jalan Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m. S.T.B. v T.T.S.H, 'A', Jalan Besar Stadium 6.30 p.m.
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