The Singapore Free Press, 17 May 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1961 15 CENTS
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    INSPECTOR OPENS FIRE
    285 1 Mass hunt, than man yes up L CHANCI. Wednesday f believed to have been woundice gunfire last week, limped >ore .Military Forces Camp at I ar 18 hours later and ended st-ever manhunts in the State. i unearthed the facts of ii had been kept secret. Shortly
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    BIGGEST EVER SPORTS FESTIVAL FOR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY
    409 1  - BIGGEST EVER SPORTS FESTIVAL FOR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY KEN JALLEH B y SINGAPORE, W e d.— The newly-formed. Government-inspired Singapore Amateur Sports Council, backed by more than 20 sports associations in the State, will celebrate National Day next month with the bluest Festival of Sport in Singapore's history. It will be
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    'Completely false'
    26 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States rejects as "comptetely false*' the Soviet Union's nisreestioji that it is usirn? French luclear tests lor its own advantge
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    Air-point plan by Britain bring peace in Loas
    106 1 Air-point plan by Britain bring peace in Loas itral and supharp E tates Asia nous itish rence, s to ttv o; con- colVMil and t of id be thai ii C im- I tta I is on the i ,_M naiii ua..;.-' l^H M :.^f I v. Lynd -I WF*
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    MISS VARSITY TITLE FOR S'PORE GIRL
    185 1 MISS VARSITY TITLE FOR S'PORE GIRL SINGAPORE, Wed. A local girl reading law in Australia has been elected "Miss University 1961." She is Miss Indo Koh, 18. (above) of the University of West Australia. She is the daughter of Assemblyman Mr. C.H. Koh and Mrs. Stella Koh. j The news
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    King George award for Malayan
    48 1 LONDON. Wed.— Mr. Tan Hong Siang. 22-year-old son of a Chinese grocer m Klang, Malaya, has been awarded the King George VI Memorial Fellowship of about $8,500 for the coming year by the English-speaking Union of the Commonwealth, it was announced j yesterday.
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    Seoul: US adopts vague 'wait-and-see' policy
    161 1 Seoul US adopts vague 'wait-and-see' policy WASHINGTON, Wednesday. A STATE Department spokesman said yesterday the situation in South Korea was too; "fluid and unclear" for him to make a statement of United States policy towards the military junta which seized power on Monday. "I The spokesman. Mr. Lincoln White, said
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    TIN AT £869: HIGHEST FOR 4½ YEARS
    121 1 TIN AT £869: HIGHEST FOR 4½ YEARS f ONDON. Wed.— The City Lj Editor ol The Times says j today that the London metal I exchange tin price at £8692 established a new peak for more than four *and a halt years. Sporadic interventions by the buffer pool over the
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    HERITAGE v LOVE: ROYALTY GIRL SAYS ITS LOVE
    90 1 HERITAGE v LOVE: ROYALTY GIRL SAYS ITS LOVE BROCKTON, <Mass>. Wed.— Masaki Katchisuka, 18--year-old daughter of a mem ber of the Japanese Royaj family said yesterday she had made up her mind to marry her American sweetheart. William Patterson, and give un her noble heritage. Probate court Judge Harry K.
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    Cuba rebels jailed
    27 1 HAVANA Wed.— Eleven men accWd of trying to overthrow the Smment by force were sentenSd^v The Matanzas revolutionary trfbunal yesterday to 30 years lor-
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    Cargo rates cut
    19 1 MfINTREAL Wed. Airlines tt.V--in O m,n^Atlan.ic routes have ?Sreed here on -substantial reductfons" in cargo rates.
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    'Empire' campaign
    45 1 LONDON. Wed.— Tiic Daily Expiess ye&teiciay acknowledged that us "empire campaign" had failed and criticised the "spirit of intolerance" iv the last Com- jmonwealth Prime Minis ers con- ference which led io :hc wichj dra\v«il of South Africa irom Uie I Commonweal ui.
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    No numbers on new horses: Punters 'in dark'
    152 1 No numbers on new horses: Punters 'in dark' By ALLAN LEWIS SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Turf Club yearlings (now two-year-olds) will be having their first race at the forthcoming meeting. There are two divisions of the race, to be run on the first and third days. The two-year-olds are being
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    Argylls for Moscow
    41 1 BONN. Wed. The pipers, cirurr mers and military band ol th Argyll and Sutherland Highlander set off for Moscow yesterday t give performances of music an highland dancing at the 16-da Moscow Trade Fail 1 opening oi Friday.
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    Surgeon shortage
    26 1 CHICAGO. Wed.— The Interna tional College of Surgeons sait yesterday the shortage of physi cians had reached tlie proportion ol a national emergency. I
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    Latest
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    Tin: Upward pressure persists-London close £310s. higher
    253 2 Tin: Upward pressure persists London close £3 1 0s. higher i I ONDON, Wed. The upward pressure in tin prices persisted and yesterday morning's market finished fully £3 10s. per ton higher for cash and £4 10s. for three months. The further advance at Singapore and a very good demand,
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    Market indices
    32 2 QNDON, Wed.— The Finan-I rimes markei Inoices fox May j las ear, week ago, previous j rday's. respectivrfy: T.ns 255 8." 405.9." 397.2, "391.8. ■U»»M ::3 0 ?05.7. 203.2. 202.5.
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    Britain's tin stocks
    38 2 LONDON Wed.— Stocks oi re-! Ned p.r. in London metal ex- j da ng€ oilicial warehouses at tne I end ol last week totalled 9.334 1 tons lagadnsS 9.616 tens in the j ions week«.
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    Ships in port
    140 2 SHIPS lyin.; alon^Moe the Singapore ■IliiMl today are: Nevasa 1/2, Tjibantjei 13 14, Empire Kittiwakc 21/22, Bruas 23, BalKtor tfitaka Mara 27'rs. Mikumo I 29 39, N«w York Maru 31 32, is 39 34. Outer Roads: Pandekrator, Bengal Dotius, Mttafca Mara, Malay.! Vailed, Hoku'.o Maru. Hirer Bark.
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    RECORD PRICE LEVELS ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE
    254 2 RECORD PRICE LEVELS ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE >JEW YORK. Wed. Stock I exchange prices here rose to record levels yesterday after continued improvement in domestic business news and higher copper prices. They also followed Commerce Department reports showing that sales and new orders of durable goods, as well as personal
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    Two Gadek Rubber estates show high yields from bearing areas
    484 2 Two Gadek Rubber estates show high yields from bearing areas City section: Finance and industry By The Free Press Market Correspondent outstanding quality of the two estates owned by Gadek Rubber (one in Negri Sembilan and the other in Kedah) is shown by an average yield of approximately 1,2001b. per
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    A new threat to tin plate
    72 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed.—A new threat to tin plate is seen as posed by a recently developed product —a papei board can body lined with aluminium foil and having a quick-opening aluminium top. An official of the Aluminium Company of America (which designed the tearoff
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    Hong Kong prices
    48 2 HONG KONG. Tues. Closing price.- here today were: Previous Today H S. Bank Corporation $424 $422 sales sales heeiock Marrien $16.40 $16.80 sales saies ITKong phone $54.50 554.00 sales sales Dairy Farm <t Cold Storage $39.00 $39.75 sales sales Taikoo Dock $75.00 $74.00 sales sales
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    G.M. contract talks
    22 2 DETROIT. Wed.— General Motors Corporation will begin 1961 contract talks with the United Auio Workers Union on June 28.
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    Vietnam can beat Reds Malayan way, says U.S. paper
    224 2 Vietnam can beat Reds Malayan way, says U.S. paper BALTIMORE, Wed.— The Baltimore Sun, in an editorial yesterday, cited the example of Malaya as showing that the Communist guerillas in Vietnam and "other countries similarly beleaguered" could be defeated. "There is a disposition in this country to regard any such
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    Kennedy in Ottawa
    23 2 OTTAWA, Wed.— President anc Mrs. Kennedy arrived at Upland; import here yesteroay to uegu a iwo-day official visa to Canada
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    Even the dead had to be present at camp roll-call
    224 2 Even the dead had to be present at camp roll-call JERUSALEM, Wednesday. A GERMAN Protestant clergyman who was once a prisoner in Dachau concentration camp told the Eichmann trial here yesterday that "one was not allowed to die between 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the evening rollcall when the
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    TV MAN ON VICE CHARGES NOT IN COURT: BAIL FORFEITED
    97 2 TV MAN ON VICE CHARGES NOT IN COURT: BAIL FORFEITED NEW YORK. Wed. Bail of US 55,000 (about S15,000) was ordered forfeited yesterday when British television producer Harry Alan Towers failed to appear in New' York State General Sessions Court to answer vice charges. The bail was originally revoked last
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    THE 'LAST ROUNDUP' FOR GARY COOPER
    154 2 THE 'LAST ROUNDUP' FOR GARY COOPER HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Gary Cooper went to his "last roundup"' yesterday, laid to rest In dignity and with th? respect this him colony rej serves for Its greatest stars. Several hundred people gathered quietly outside the Roman Catholic Church ol I the Good Shepherd In
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    Fund for Bevan
    22 2 LONDON. Wed. An appeal fund for the late Labour Party Deputy Leader Aneurin Be van has been launched. I
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    Sukarno in Cairo
    24 2 I CAIRO. Wed. President Bukarino of Indonesia was greeted by President Nasser when he arrived 1 here yesterday for a visit.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    364 2 NOTE: All prices beiou* are middle prices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, May 16. Previous Today KUBBER No. t Has c.i.t. European ports May 26J unquoted Juno litii J6 9/16 RUubEft No. 1 RSS SWt 26^ 26 11/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms, Juno
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    Kennedy 'even more likely' meet Nik early next month in summit at Viena
    224 2 Kennedy 'even more likely' meet Nik early next month in summit at Viena WASHINGTON, Wed. A meeting early next month in Europe between President Kennedy and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev appeared to observers here today to be even more likely following the Chief Executive's conference at the White House with Mr.
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    'SHAME' CRY PARENTS OF 'I LIKE AN ESKIMO' AUSSIE
    159 2 SYDNEY. Wed. The parents of an Australian who wants to marry a:. Eskimo girl said here yesterday Canadians were "discriminating" ifainst their son. Mr. and Mrs A. E Whitfieici. of Sydney, arc the parents of Terry Whit field, a 2*i year-old
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    Berserk monkey
    32 2 STOCKPCRT. Eilgiatid, WA 3 it. tail Africari monkey broke oui ol us ca^ ben day went berserk and savagi young glii^ aiio a .io-.c. woman cunn? a tc::i;> minute cnaeai.
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    G.O.C. presents the Queen's Badge to two Brigade boys
    222 3 SIGLAP, Wednesday. ilk' Singapore Battalion of gadc were presented with the Major General C. I. Harris, (Commanding, Singapore Basse tattalion church parade service Ihodisl Church in East Coast Hoad. The winners of the Queen's i 1 badge the highest award in
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    Navy gives Sea Cadets a 27-foot whaler
    200 3 i A 27-FOOT whaler, complete with sails, was I presented by the Admiralty to the Singaj pore Sea Cadet Corps at a ceremony held at the M.H.X.V.R., Laburnum, Telok Aver Basin. Presenting the whaler on behalf of the Admiralty, Capt. G. O. Roberts.
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  • HIS COLD HALTS A TRIAL
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      I nave used up two handkerchiefs, prosecutor tells court
      309 3 I nave used up two handkerchiefs, prosecutor tells court gIXGAPORK, Wed. A cold caught up with a district court prosecuting officer, Senior Inspector X. Mahadevan, after lunch yesterday and forced a case to be adjourned for 17 days. The postponement was allowed by the judge, Mr. E. H. D'Netto, after
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      ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
      617 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. J'HK International Cultural Night, part of the celebrations to commemorate the centenary of the birth of Rabindranath Tagore and staged at the Victoria Theatre, was under the patronage of the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. Mr. Rajaratnam introduced the programme as "truly characterising
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      Inche Yusof to visit Bukit Timah on Sunday
      201 3 Inche Yusof to visit Bukit Timah on Sunday OUKIT TIMAH, Wed. v —The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will pay an informal visit to the Bukit Timah Cons- I tituency on Sunday. This is the third in a series of visits to constituencies which the Head of State
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      COURT TOLD OF 'THE SPIDER AND THE FLY'
      127 3 COURT TOLD OF 'THE SPIDER AND THE FLY' CINGAPORE, Wed. A ma- gistrate said yesterday that according to the defence, the case before him was the old story of the spider and the fly in which the spider said: "Come into my parlour." Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chee, the Eighth
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      Health exhibition
      32 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Sultan of Johore. Sir Ismail ibni Ibrahim, will open the World Health Week Exlii- bition at the Diamond Jubilee j Hall on Saturday at 10 a.m.
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    SEAMEN'S UNION LAUNCHES UNITY CAMPAIGN
    124 3 SEAMEN'S UNION LAUNCHES UNITY CAMPAIGN SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore National Seamen's Union in Queen Street has launched a campaign to unite the 10.000 Asian seamen of all communities into a "national body" to look after their welfare and interests. Inche Arrifin bin Ah. chairman of the Union, said the union
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      266 3 i*ci. 1 iuui c-iuuiiu txie luwn. CINEMAS TAJ: Mahi Ravanan iTaALHAMBRA: Too Young mil): 5 8 30 -to Love: 1.30, 4. 6.30. 9.30. CAPITOL: For Life or For Death: 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30. CVTHAV- sarr*uirv 130 V.M.C.A.: Lawn tennis, 4.30 a fi'^n o?n fc>anCoUarj 1J0 pm.; body building and weight
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    Fifty-eight enrol in centre's radio class
    155 4 Fifty-eight enrol in centre's radio class 100 CHIAT, Wed.— The Jalan Eunos community centre Jias started a radio class, for the residents of the district. Fifty-eight pupils have enrolled Inche Johan Johari. instructor, said he could take on a few more pupils. Only those above 18 are eligible for admission.
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    KATONG BRANCH OF KERALA ASSOCIATION TO HOLD CONCERT
    140 4 KATONG BRANCH OF KERALA ASSOCIATION TO HOLD CONCERT KATONG. Wed. The Katong branch of the Singapore Kerala Association i will be holding a variety concert at the Victoria Theatre on May 27. at 8 p.m. A >poke>man of the asso- ciation said that the con- j cert is being organised
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    ASSOCIATION HELPS EX-PATIENTS TO LEARN TRADE
    172 4 ASSOCIATION HELPS EX-PATIENTS TO LEARN TRADE JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The Johore Anti-Tuberculosis Rehabilitation Organisation is helping to eradicate the social stigma on former tuberculosis patients in many ways. Ex patients are now taught book binding, basketry and dressmaking work does not entail heavy physical strain— to serve a useful purpose
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    BUSINESS IS SLACK FOR TRISHAS
    115 4 BUSINESS IS SLACK FOR TRISHAS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The 930 trisha-riders in i Kuala Lumpur are today having a hard time with the increase in vehicles on the I roads. With the heavy traffic in town, they are finding it inj creasingly dangerous to move about. Business, too. is suffering
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    Apex clubs plan 'service to youth yet Bursaries for the needy
    259 4 Apex clubs plan 'service to youth yet Bursaries for the needy KATONG, Wednesday. THE Association of Apex Clubs have adopted 1 "Service to Youth" as the theme for service projects throughout the forthcoming Apex Year beginning in July. This was disclosed to the Free Press by Mr. Hilary Hogan, president
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    He urges Johore Jaycees to take active part in national affair
    262 4 TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Mr. Raymond Blennerhas set, JCI vice-president urged Jaycees here to take an active part in their national affairs and to promote and exchange views and activities with other neighbouring chapters. He was speaking to them at
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    A 'FESTIVAL OF DRAMA' BY FOUR CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOLS HERE
    131 4 A 'FESTIVAL OF DRAMA' BY FOUR CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' SCHOOLS HERE SINGAPORE, Wed *3 Boys of the Christian Brothers' schools will present a "Festival of Drama" on Friday and Saturday at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall, St. Joseph's Institution at 6.30 p.m. The festival, organised by the Literary, Debating and Dramatic
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    NEW BUILDING TO REPLACE 41-YEAR-OLD GIRLS' SCHOOL
    147 4 NEW BUILDING TO REPLACE 41 -YEAR-OLD GIRLS' SCHOOL SINGAPORE, Wed.— The 41--year-old primary school building of the Nan Hwa Girls' High School in Beni coolen Street is being demolished to make way for a new building. Miss ifang Shui Chor, principal of the school said the new building would be
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    New directory now on sale
    72 4 I SINGAPORE, Wed.— A limit- ed number of copies of the I latest Government Directory (April 1961) are now on sale at the Government Publica- tions Bureau, Fullerton Buildj ing at $2 per copy. j It gives details of the Istana Negara, Judiciary, j Cabinet,
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    Pepper is new head of tax department
    51 4 I SINGAPORE, Wed.— Mr H W. T. Pepper has been aps pointed Comptroller-General of Income Tax for Malaya. I The appointment, made jointly by the Yang dis Pertuan Negara of Singapore and the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya, is announc|ed in the Government
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    2 OLD BRIDGES ARE NOW BEING REPLACED
    96 4 2 OLD BRIDGES ARE NOW BEING REPLACED TPOH. Wed. Two old and narrow wooden bridges in Ipoh. which carry heavy traffic, are being replaced by wide reinforced structures, costing a total of about $500,000. One of them is the bridge on the Sungei Pari road. It leads to Buntong new
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    Fourteen-mile Big Walk 'too short to test endurance' he says
    211 4 KATONG, Wednesday. ]y[R. Frederick Philips, 41, whose hobby is walking, proposes that the Free Press annual Big Walk distance be increased to 4 >o miles. I He made this suggestion when he called at the Times House to collect his
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    Campaign to publicise benefits of improved seeds
    121 4 Campaign to publicise benefits of improved seeds OHORE BAHRU, Wed. J A State International Seed Campaign Committee, has been set up here, with Mr. P. Class, the State Agriculture Officer, as its chairman. The object of the campaign is to give wide publicity on the benefits that could be gained
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    FASHION NIGHT AND DANCE TO DE HELD IN AID OF FUND
    110 4 FASHION NIGHT AND DANCE TO DE HELD IN AID OF FUND TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. i J The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Johore Bahru. will hold a "Fashion Night and Dance" under the auspices of Tengku Bendahara of Johore and i Tengku Shariah on May 31 at Istana Pasir Plangie
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    INDIAN DANCING TROUPE TO PERFORM HERE
    91 4 INDIAN DANCING TROUPE TO PERFORM HERE SINGAPORE, Wed.— Padmini Priyadarshini, a wellknown dancer from South India, is expected to arrive in Singapore with her troupe of dancers and musicians on May 22. Arrangements are being made for dance performances to be held at the Sky Theatre in Singapore. Miss Priyadarshini
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    On month's holiday
    21 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. R. Ramani, a Kuala Lumpur lawyer has left on a month's leave in India.
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    New school is the result of their patience and hope
    273 4 New school is the result of their patience and hope MUAR W J fHE patience, perseverance operation of [he people ol Taj esulted in a new school hm This was stated by the Mi- nister for Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. when he officially declared open the
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    DOCTOR CHOSEN TO HEAD KLUANG INDIAN ASSOCIATION
    135 4 DOCTOR CHOSEN TO HEAD KLUANG INDIAN ASSOCIATION R LUANG, Wed.— Dr. R. Vasudevan, has been elected president of the Kluang Indian Association, at its annual general meeting held here. Other officials are- Vicepresident, Mr. P. R. Viswanathen; General Secretary, Mr Rayal B. Jose; Asst. General Secretary, Mr. C. Chandran; Hon.
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    Govt. puts on quarts
    35 4 Govt. puts on quarts ECUALA UHN p< denl Oowwi alls mitinj larters I k"<p In Uw Ujj] policy I me i::) build ««j Or./.- 1 lernw tran fcr- crs an en WWM^J have out. petin
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    Role of churches, caseworkers and ministers in tackling the family upheavals
    584 5  - Role of churches, caseworkers and ministers in tackling the family upheavals NORMAN M. LOBSENZ MAKKUW vuunwumo, M X ""■■■■■■•■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■.■■■•■■■■•■l ■■■NM r il.(l..|,,r L far lawyers or doctors are interpret! i n *j- L W ir ""erestea m to divorce courts have had a chequered f 0(lk al schools barely have
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      138 5 RIP KIRBY by j ohn p re ntice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis oJ 4 Fl W.s MAY LET THEM HAVE I Utf~-/MAS/ft£ T^ C'.V/7i=^J I \AO W CAN YOU) WETSO iVILL f v A FEW— jm EXCAJAMSEI A'A T/C//S A/&3C T/A T//JS O PISMT MEM*SUAU&
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    347 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE A new trend in education 4N important stateA merit on the future of education in Singapore comes from the Minister responsible for directing its course, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. He has pointed out that if current standards of living are to be even maintained, there must be
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    WANTED: A MINISTER IN CHARGE OF SPIES
    872 6  - WANTED: A MINISTER IN CHARGE OF SPIES DEREK MARKS By BRITAIN'S SUSPECT SECURITY SERVICES NEED A FULL-TIME SUPERVISOR PRIME MINISTER and First Lord of the Treasury it is a resounding title, indeed, and one that reflects the most arduous job in the country. Everybody knows that the Prime Minister is
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    Egest creche to be built at Mountbatten: Room for 100 children
    167 7 Egest creche to be built at Mountbatten: Room for 100 children I- C HOON HAY KALLANG, Wednesdoy. in roiislnicfiiig a $38,000 creche in Lgtttatten Road is expected to begin a id a spokesman of the Social Welfare men! s this creche would be the largest in Singapore and would be
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    200 CATHOLICS CONFIRMED BY ARCHBISHOP OLCOMENDY
    77 7 PAYA LEBAR, Wed. A ceremony was held at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in Highland Road to mark the I confirmation of over 200 Catholics. The Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca, Msgr. Michael Olcomendy, conducted the ceremony. Among those who were
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    TO WOMEN: FIGHT FOR ITS BRAVELY'
    58 7 .-a lead- 1 Canada, i K2 I said In j H was right j :r.ei: to i i on a i rW tour aboard Otcades" .said «ne out t their equality of Kiniski] n S:nga- active rm< of z .r^er in iggested that :t
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    WRONG NOTIONS ABROAD OF SINGAPORE MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS
    247 7 WRONG NOTIONS ABROAD OF SINGAPORE MEDICAL ACHIEVEMENTS SINGAPORE, Wed- Dr. Felix MartiIbanez, internationally known medical historian and journalist, here on a week's visit in the course of a world tour is highly impressed with the "progressing medical advancement" here. Dr. Marti-Ibanez. Professor and Director of the Department of History of
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    CITY JAYCEES AT BUFFET FOR VISITING VICE-PRESIDENT
    85 7 More attend- by the LJ "-.amber honour of I I International Mr Raymond *3 "En Villa E" i: i raised tbetf k of ir j&n a| helping hand to new chamber organisations in Malaya and Borneo territories. Members were advised to widen their
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    'Academic education will not keep up living standards
    373 7 ITNNECESSARY emphasis on academic education "is not the answer" if the current standards of living in Singapore are to be maintained, according to the Education Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. This fact, said Mr. Yong in an article published in Singapore Trade,
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    India-Malaya film trade needs closer ties9
    186 7 India-Malaya film trade needs closer ties 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A TOP Indian film star, Mr. Raj Kapoor, said that Singapore and Indian producers should collaborate to make films with a Malayan background. i Mr. Kapoor. an actordirector producer, envisaged that such a venture would be beneficial to both film-goers and
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    Talk to Rotarians
    45 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Professor Leslie Wong, Chairman of the Division of Finance, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration of the University of British Columbia, will speak on "Business Administration Education in the Universities" at the Rotary Club luncheon meeting at Cathay Hotel today.
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    UNION TO START CLASSES IN LANGUAGES
    89 7 UNION TO START CLASSES IN LANGUAGES SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Cycle and Motor Workers' Union in Jalan Besar will conduct Chinese, Malay and English classes for their members from May 22. The classes will be held at its premises in the evenings and are free to all members. A spokesman
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    FOUR MATC MEN ARE MADE PILOT OFFICERS
    81 7 FOUR MATC MEN ARE MADE PILOT OFFICERS i SINGAPORE. Wed. p our pilot officers in the Malayan Air Training Corps have been promoted Flying Officers. They are. Tanapathy Par- j angusam Naidu. Lam Shue Kuan. Harbans Singh, Patrick Goh Yong Meng. j Eight other officers have had their acting rank
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    Illegal entry: Fines for three
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Three men were each fined $100, or a month's jail, for illegally entering Singapore on May 11. They were Jap Sa Meng, i Lim Ah Chew and Lim Ah I Poh. All pleaded guilty.
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    Rupert and the Squire 8
    101 7 Putting down her basket of washing. Mrs. Bear picks up the object that hit her. It's an apple." she whispers. But it's no'vhere near the time to pick that tree. It must have an insect in it. No. it hasn't. It's quite sound. And it's
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      192 7 YHIIO n.«. ness affairs at a distance with j lUU BIRTHDAY... ecollll Olay 22-June 3D: decision and dispatch. Be GEMINI not a day for astute and wise. t, nd «i.<i in- taking chances. Suffer the •niTTIDIIK (Nov< 23 Dec ,y v thai it results of speeuUtion.* if you SAuIMAKIUd 22)
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    TRAYS FOR THE PARTY-GIVE
    543 8  - TRA YS FOR THE PARTY-GIVE Josephine Teo l^l^^H^P^ l^^| Ml By ITS HOW ■^■J HOSTESS SERVES HER GUESTS THAT REALLY MATTERS... NOT WHAJI I HOW do you rate as a hostess? Your success does not only depend on what you serve, although it plays a great part, but also how
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    POINTS TO NOTE WHEN YOU BUY A CHAIR
    343 8  -  MARGARET WEE B* TN any home, the chair is one of the most, if not the most, important piece of furniture. For, most of the time you're at home is spent in them; eating, working, reading or just relaxing. .Whether one is
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    Gardening for flat-dwellers
    175 8 AS a nature lover will tell you, gardening is an absorbing hobby. Many people have spent endless hours looking after the plants, and have never felt happier. In such a crowded city as Singapore, it is quite understandable that not all can pursue this hobby even if
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    FIRMS PUT LOW-COST FURNITURE ON SHOW
    202 8 FIRMS PUT LOW-COST FURNITURE ON SHOW |fIIRTY linns will bb pal riirntture exhibition, to U r ncwiv-roniplclcd MacPherson i>' August. The exhibition, organised!?! ing and Development BoariisM to coincide with the oiiictol (l ltr: A Board official said that all available display space 48 tworoom flats on the ground floor
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    Tarmann-Ghia: Only 4 extra horses but chat a difference...
    935 9 Tarmann-Ghia: Only 4 extra horses but chat a difference... THE NEW CARS ■*************************111 l Car-care for the owner-driver Ih at these lines at her she ■Will, you misjht lar. Take layne ft. for instance. ::sih m nderl shipp rt-to-I I friend 'he X mannI r .rod I m arm ie
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    Offshore yacht racing is fast becoming popular sport around Singapore
    472 10 Offshore yacht racing is fast becoming popular sport around Singapore 1 A PACE OF NEWS AMD VgW^OF SERVICE SPQR T M OFFSHORE yacht racing is last becoming popular with >ac fcfcmen U in the Services and the Singapore Oftshore Group (SO.G^) has been formed to encourage long distance racing in
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    Four Infantry boxers were in the finals
    53 10 E Picture shows Raymond Rndge (Singapore Infantry 2 Regiment) covering up as his opponent Neeroath Virab- hak is about to throw a right in the feather weight title bout at the Singapore National Boxing champion- ship. Raymond won the title after fancied Virabhak
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    Raymond was lucky: His opponent disqualified
    124 10 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pOl'H boxers from the Singapore Infantry Regiment entered the finals of the Singapore National Boxing championships. Ariffin bin Junid, in the light-fly division, and Raymond Rudge in the leather weight class took away the titles while Brain Isaac, bantam weight iind Jumaat
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    Matthews Trophy for athletics
    75 10 TENGAH, Wed.— The Matthews Trophy for athletics began this j j week and will continue until May 25. The trophy is competed for j annually by Squadrons at Tengah i and this year seven teams will I take part. The trophy is awarded to the team
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    THREE CHEERS FOR THE G.H.Q.
    67 10 Pettifer the G.H.Q. skipper being chaired by his team mates after winnine the Robinson Cup in the final of the Singapore Base District Football chambta^M The? beat Regimental Pay Office (FARELF) 5-3. Standing (left to riVht) ChTndler Vm««7 Brown, Collins, Pettifer (Capt). Harley, Smith, Ash*
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    A tough and even tuss expected in the Caldbeck final on Mond
    309 10 A tough and even tuss expected in the Caldbeck final on Mond THE premier event of the Army football year tikes pb at (iHQ. No. 1 ground. This is the final of tin ifc the FARELF championships between GHQ and 1-1 fidd Royal Artillery, who are travelling from Hong Kong
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    TRIALS TO PICK RAF TEAM FOR THE LEAGUE
    88 10 TRIALS TO PICK RAF TEAM FOR THE LEAGUE SINGAPORE, Wed. The football convenor for the Royal Air Force (Singapore) has stated that trials for choosing the Air Force team to compete in the Premier League will start at the end of this month. The convenor Sq. Ldr P. W. Hope,
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    Meet Pompadour —the lucky masc
    40 10 Meet Pompadour Jack th« lucky mascot of the Ist 1 Battalion. 3rd East Anglian Football XI. So far this season the Battalion pla> ed twenty games without defeat ancj hasb^nattw l.it^t *«»J layantti*" final. iw*jj
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    A incidents' record is the aroud boast of Batu Pahat
    606 11 Lay's hockey off I JOHORE SPORTSCHATTER by Sebastian O. Rasoo THE only district in johore which can boast ot a No Incident" record in their football season is Batu Pahat. It is no false claim. A number of Kluang and
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    The Indians don's play in S'pore
    131 11 The Indians don's play in S'pore O RMAN Singapore, Wednesday. (i touring hockey team has de- j Singapore Hockey Association's r(1 M 7 a match against the State on V it I '!ii Besar Stadium. 1 j norao secretary of the s ha. egotlattans with the Indian through. Insist on
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    boys compete St. Stephen's school athletics
    382 11 SIGLAP, Wednesday. SI, Stephen's School took s and finals <>f their Third held ;it St. Patrick's School M I I Rei i ill the waj i iose on i igri ins em tc beats fi Oil feci hange L J IS light, I standing
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    Kesenian fall to Kota Raja
    49 11 GEYLANG. Wed.— ln a keenly contested match. Kota Rajah Sports Club beat Badan Kesenian 2-1 in a SAFA Div. 2D match played at the Stadium yesterday. Hussein Abdullah and Jamal netted for Kota Rajah. Kesenian scored their solitary goal through All from a penalty.
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    infantry sports
    26 11 OLU PANDAN. Wed.— The Sin--.more Infantry Regiment will hold its annual athletic meet on June 1. About 200 competitors are exoected to take part.
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    Youths to meet Spore Juniors
    86 11 Youths to meet Spore Juniors SINGAPORE. Wed.-— The Singapore Youth :eam ,0 meet the Juniors in a friendly football match at the Jalan Be^u- Siadium today at 5.30 p.m. will bt chosen from Jasman, Micheal Wong. Mahpol Ba.-ri. Kejapaihy, Tan Teng Hoo. Lee Teng Yee, Daud Hussein, Ibrahim Awang, Lim
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    Youth footballer off to Britain
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Wed— Tan Peng Thons. a member 01 tiie Singapore Youth team which played in the Third Asian Youth tournament 111 Bangkok recently. iefi yesterday for England 10 study law. Peng Thong, a reserve left lull back, played in the match against Korea. Thoiiß was
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    OLYMPIC CYCLIST LEAVES FOR EUROPEAN TOUR
    97 11 OLYMPIC CYCLIST LEAVES FOR EUROPEAN TOUR 'TANJONG PAGAR. Weci. A Tweniy-one-5 ear-old Ron Baensch, of Hawthorn Amateur Cycling Club, who finished fourth in the Olympic 1,000 metres sprint at Rome last year, was aboard the liner Oceania, which left here yesterday. He will represent Australia officially at the world amateur
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    Police victory
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Army Depot Police beat 61 RASC 6-1 in a football malch. Osman (2), Kaair (2) and Aziz (2) scored for the winners.
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    OLD CUPPERS IN ACTION
    59 11 At the ex-Malaya Cuppers vs Navy-Dockyard combined football match on Saturday. Sect Yew Chang gathers cleanly in mid-air as Navy-Dockyard inside right Rajoo goes for the ball. The ballet dancer in mid air is Tony Conceica a rather young 'oldtimer.' The pictures above show the former
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    GENERAL HOSPITAL R.C PLAN A BIG YEAR FOR SPORT
    276 11 GENERAL HOSPITAL R.C PLAN A BIG YEAR FOR SPORT SINGAPORE, Wed. An elaborate programme has been drawn up by the new management committee of the General Hospital Recreation Club for its members this year. Activities will begin next month with the inter-unit table tennis tournament for the Vellasamy Challenge trophy.
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    GAN AND TAN CHAMPS AT ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOLS
    251 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Gan Kok Cheng and Tan Hart Yon* were the outstanding athletes at St. Anthony 6 Boys' School I and II annual sports held on the S J.I ground in Bras Basah Road on Monday. Gan Kok Cheng won the 100
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    My Fair Lady, a last-start winner, Will be hard to beat
    286 12 My Fair Lady, a last-start winner, Will be hard to beat FORM GUIDE The Free Press icill publish a From Guide tomorrow of all the ru?iners engaged in i the Bukit Timah meeting. By ALLAN LEWIS BUKIT TIMAH, Wednesday. MY FAIR LADY, an easy last-start winner at 1 Bukil Timah
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    TRIAL MAKES PEAK CLIMBER STRONG THREAT
    112 12 TRIAL MAKES PEAK CLIMBER STRONG THREAT fORRKCTIONS to yesterdays v' trn< k work. It wa> NOT Native Trincess that galloped so «ell with Memo. It was Peak Climber, another newcomer trained by Porky Donnelly. Peak Climber is engaged in the Class 3. Div. 2—6F race the first day and on
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    The waiting game for two National stars: SAFA will not change team for tonight
    541 12 The waiting game for two National stars: SAFA will not change team for tonight ENGLISHMEN TROUBLED BY THE HEAT by THE SOCCERITE Jalan Bcsar, Wednesday. \VHKN Ihe Singapore Amateur Football Association president Mr. Soli Ghee Soon sent an "SOS' for former British Olympian Jimmy Coates, and Seletar's sharp shooting Sperring,
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    Cash prizes for your views on tonight's big, match
    203 12 All the advance tickets i>oo priced at S4 and 2,000 priced at 83 for the F. A. of England versus Singa- pore game to be played at 7.30 p.m. today have been sold out. But there's still plenty of room inside
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    ENTRIES FOR THE NATIONAL DAY BIG SWIM
    126 12 ENTRIES FOR THE NATIONAL DAY BIG SWIM Wed— Swimmers intending to compete in ihe National Day Opeii Meet to be he.ri ai the River Valley Road t Pool on June 3 are reminded fnat emries. tosemer with the requir--1 ed fees, should reach ihe Secie- tary. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association.
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    Five in a row
    39 12 BALESTIER, Wed. Pulau o Brani United Sports Club scored their fifth successive win when they beat P. Peranakan by four i» goals to one in their S.A.F.A. Div. 3C irmch at the M.F.A. abound yesterday.
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    YORKE SPARKS A 5-2 WIN WITH HATTRICK
    115 12 YORKE SPARKS A 5-2 WIN WITH HATTRICK i OERANGOON. Wed.—Ceutrefor- ward Yorke was the hero for RAP Tengah when they met RAF Seletar "A" in a keenly contested SAFA Div. 2B match played on the BODCA ground yesterday. Tengah won 5-2, with Yorke cori- tributing three goals. Trailing along patiently.
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    Narrow victory
    24 12 I FARRER PARK. Wed.— Guard Regiment edged Singapore Military Forces 4-3 in the M.O.R. League North 4 j football tournament yesterI day.
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    AUSTRALIAN BILL ALLEY HITS A MAGNIFICENT 221 FOR SOMERSET
    373 12 AUSTRALIAN BILL ALLEY HITS A MAGNIFICENT 221 FOR SOMERSET LONDON. Wed.— Australian Bill Alley. Somerset's 42--f year-old hard-hitting opening batsman, stole the UmeI lisht yesterday with a magni- flcent undefeated 221 against Warwickshire at Nuneaton. I This was the first double I century of the season, and Alley's* own highest
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