The Singapore Free Press, 15 June 1961

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    20 1 UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ.., The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1961 15 CENTS
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    MORE GET NEW PHONES
    54 1 Waiting list of 3,000 cut to 1,200 POR E, T h o appliie Sintrac h o n c ling list hones has than last 18 iK.W cants lelep red c end Ihe year kiecl. tto Om reed- ard is n i me >ted gl adlarters I
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    FLAG-WAVING CHILDREN GREET ROYAL VISITOR
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    CAMERA ART MADE EASY: TEN-PAGE SUPPLEMENT
    97 1 CAMERA ART MADE EASY: TEN-PAGE SUPPLEMENT m HAS ii ever occurred <o you thai photography 1 1 a be tat u'-' Sot only that, U could oe used most advantageously as the great art that it is by remembering certain simple guides, jh c artistu "'eye count be cultivated too.
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    Quiet day for King, Queen: Then it's off to N. Sembilan
    298 1 Quiet day for King, Queen: Then it's off to N. Sembilan JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. TIIK V;iiii; di-Pertuan Agong and his Consort, Ihe Raja Permaisuri Agong, will, after three busy days of official engagements during their sLilc visit here, have :i quiel day today. Early tomorrow, the King and Queen will
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    68 JAPAN-BOUND STUDENTS GET LANGUAGE LESSONS
    129 1 68 JAPAN-BOUND STUDENTS GET LANGUAGE LESSONS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 68 Singapore students who plan to go lor higher studios in Japanese universities are now being coached in Japanese language by an expert. The classes are held at Anderson Girls School three times a week by Mr. Kauo Shiina. who has
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    Riot in Algiers
    18 1 ALGIERS. Thurs. One thousand Muslims rioted here overturning cwrs and besieging the owners in offices.
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    Taj is all set for the Hong Kong big walk
    324 1 Taj is all set for the Hong Kong big walk SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Free Press Big Walk champion. Reserve Unit policeman Taj Mohammed, is all set for his big venture in Hong Kong on July 1 when he will compete in the Hong Kong Ticer Standard Walkathon. Taj. a father
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    PASSENGERS BEAT UP AND ROB TAXIMAN
    92 1 PASSENGERS BEAT UP AND ROB TAXIMAN SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two Europeans, believed to bf merchant seamen, robbed a taxi driver of a watch and pen worth $36 and $3 cash at about two this morning outside the recently-closed International Club, oil Cairnhill Road. The taxi driver. Chur Shing Sheng, told police
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    RAF bomber chief flies in
    82 1 gINGAPORE, Thurs. Air Marshal Sir Kenneth Cross. Air Officer Com-manding-in-Chief Royal Air Force Bomber Command, arrived at RAF Changi from England yesterday after co-piloting a Victor bomber Later. Sir Kenneth visited the three Royal Air Force stations in the State. He also called on Lord
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    PLANE CRASH VICTIM GAN DIES IN CAIRO HOSPITAL
    210 1 PLANE CRASH VICTIM GAN DIES IN CAIRO HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Gan Eng Lay. the 18- year-old Malayan student who was seriously injured when the KLM aircraft he was in. crash- ed near Cairo Airport on j Monday, died in a hosj pital there yesterday said a Renter report. Pie was
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    2 die in sewer
    29 1 MIDDLESBROUGH. (England), Thurs. Two men died and five others, including Tour Bremen, received hospital treatment after rescue bids by firemen in a sewer accident here.
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    Jackie didn't know
    23 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.—Presiuem Kennedy kepi iv& bad; trouble a secret horn his wife during their viii tc Paris, Vienna ana London.
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    By request: Sketch of Premier in charcoal
    186 1 By request: Sketch of Premier in charcoal I HOPE HE LIKES IT/ SAYS ARTIST SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 47-year-old locallyborn man yesterday spent 30 minu t c s sKetching the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at nis office in the City Hall. He was Mr. Lee Man Foug. who now
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    Fire takes 4 lives
    29 1 MONTREAL, Thm.s— A fire ve.<~terday swept through a threisiorey. old rooming hou^e. convert j ed into one-room bachelor apartI menus clanr.inu ,i; lp;*st lour lives.
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    Another less active day for tins: Rubber cautious
    238 2 Another less active day for tins: Rubber cautious 1 ONDON. Thurs.— The tin market was less active than of late but prices showed little change. Sales o: ca-i. at £880 pr 100, presumably from th< buffer pool, continued and I 'i-mi'd the bulk of the turnOtherwise, dealers said UJS. demand
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    U.K. rubber stocks
    39 2 oNDON. W Un ru is h Bgun in long Uxas i Ma; A rely In(ion. rubbi I 7,915. T 9 6.701 stocks 9 3>46. I i iTerpoel, 7.62 6.451 eliven I c-26 4 -iT-. 10.551 767
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    Ships in port
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    STOCKS QUIETLY FIRM: FURTHER RALLIES IN STERLING
    190 2 STOCKS QUIETLY FIRM: FURTHER RALLIES IN STERLING LONDON. Thurs. Quietly firm conditions were seen in most stock markets here yesterday mainly reflecting the further rallies in >terii::^ made In foreign exchange.-. Business, however, was again rather quiet. British Funds moved quietlj highei recording gains to as. Dollar stocks, however, were
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    Hong Kong prices
    52 2 HONG KONG Wed.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. vv S. Bank Corp ratioi $412 $414 j sales sales Wh< sie.3o $16.50 sales sales Hk phone 554.00 $55.00 sales salt > D try Farm Cold SI ige 638 73 $39.25 sales sales Taikoo Dock $72.50
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    3 firms regroup
    45 2 ondon Thurs. Tate and Lyle Ltd., Tate and Lyle Invest- Limited and Silvertown Services Ltd. announce that denr p»a Is have been pn pared for the regrouping of the companies and their subsidiaries to bring them under one common fir mcia] control.
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    £139,220 profit by Ampat Tin 'exceptional' says the chairman
    503 2 £139,220 profit by Ampat Tin 'exceptional' says the chairman City section: Finance and industry By Free Press Market Reporter SImJAFUKE, rnursaay. THE PROFIT for the year after providing for depreciation, depletion and taxation of the Ampat Tin Dredging Ltd., amounted to £139,220, states the chairman, Sir Douglas Waring, in his
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    145 2 Last sales m tne Singapore Hading room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Bousteud SI 60 Cup 1 cenu. F. X. Ords $2.53 (unchanged). Gammon 52.21 (unchanged). Jackson <M) 51. 04 (unchanged*. Metal Box $3.10 <up 5 cenus>, Robinson Ords $1.45 <up 1 cent). Steamship 87 cents
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    Asylum for Reds
    21 2 RANGOON. Thurs.— Burma has granted political asylum to two Communist Chinese officials who fled from China last month.
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    Evian peace talks suspension: Malaya concerned
    284 2 Evian peace talks suspension: Malaya concerned UNITED NATIONS, Thurs.— The AfroAsian group of delegations met privately yesterday to receive a report on the nowrecessed talks between French and Algerian Muslim Nationalist representatives at Evian. The report was presented by the Nationalist representative in New York, Mr. Abdel Kader Chanderli. The
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    Attempted revolt in Bulgaria: Four generals sacked
    218 2 Attempted revolt in Bulgaria: Four generals sacked BONN, Thursday. RADIO Five Europe, an anti-Communist station in West Germany, said last night that unconfirmed reports reaching them suggested that at least lour Bulgarian generals had been dismissed following an abortive revolt intended to remove the present leadership of the Bulgarian Communist
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    AN AMERICAN IN DISTRESS IN PHILIPPINES ASKS FOR HELP
    126 2 AN AMERICAN IN DISTRESS IN PHILIPPINES ASKS FOR HELP MENU A, Thurs. —An aging American citizen in hospital here with a diseased lung, failing eyesight and an amputated leg, is appealing for help, through a local newspaper, from his countrymen. The story of Mr. David Railey. 56, appeared in the
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    POP by Gog
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    PAPER LINKS MURDERED BRITON WITH BLAKE
    182 2 PAPER LINKS MURDERED BRITON WITH BLAKE NICOSIA. Thurs. The Greek Cypriot newspaper Machi yesterday linked Mr. Peter Gray, the British architect shot dead in Kyrcnia on May 12. with the arrest of convicted spy George Blake, and said he was a "member of MI-6. Quoting "police in forma- 1 tion,
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    Nik on television
    28 2 MOSCOW. Thurs.— Mr. Niktta Khrushchev will appear on Moscow Television today to report to the Soviet people on his talks with President Kennedy in Vienna.
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    State visit put off
    23 2 BRUSSELS. Thurs.— King Baudcuin and Queen Fabiola of Belgium have postponed their state visit to London, due next month.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    352 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices U.K. Clooie Prices LONDON. June 14. Previous Today HUBBER No. 1156 c.i.f Enropian ports June 113 1 1> 24 16 July 24 13 16 24 5/16 tUbtfER No 1 RSS Spet 24 13/16 24$ HUBBER No 1 RSS
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    Pathet Lao object to control commission at peace talks: Then Govt delegates walk 0ut
    234 2 Pathet Lao object to control commission at peace talks: Then Govt delegates walk 0ut BAN NAMONE, Thurs.Pathet Lao representatives said they could no longer accept the presence ot the International Control Commission at the Laotian peace talks when the meeting resumed here yesterday with one of the stormiest sessions to
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    JAP WOMAN HAS NOT FORGOTTEN AUSSIE SAMARITAN
    162 2 JAP WOMAN HAS NOT FORGOTTEN AUSSIE SAMARITAN KURE- (Western Japan Thurs. A Japanebe woman, who gave birth to her daughter 15 years ago ii. the jeep of an Australian soldier, said here yesterday: "We have never forgotten that good samaritar. a single day ever since. Mrs. Kazue Iwabe. aged 45.
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    Kennedy get Diem note on threat S-E Asia
    126 2 Kennedy get Diem note on threat S-E Asia lI7ASHINGTON nj Pri sideni Of 6ouih Y;> sent to Presid< i nedy a m< ssag callt d the Comi 10 the S ith-East A i ol •..< United 61 I personally Dinh Thuan, >■ rea Sta 1 for 5< tion, who called
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    EMBASSY MAN HELD FOR 'PLOTT
    60 2 EOPOLDVILLE. ThUTS- Congolese authoritit •.-> detained an Indian Embas.-y official. Mr. V. Raman and interrogated him lor several hours. Mr. Raman was taken from the Stanley Hotel under an armed guard on Tuesday and held for several hours beiorc being S him 01 stale."' Reli
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    ROBBERY IN A CEMETERY
    219 3 Judge gives i guilty hawker a chance to reform S IN (i A P 0 RE, Tliurs. A hawker robbed a I.V year-old student in a cemetery, the Third District Judge, Mr. Francis Scow, was told yesterday. He was Yeo Peng Yam, 20. His victim was
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    TALKS ON SHELL REFINERY FOR STAFF AT PULAU BUXOM
    108 3 TALKS ON SHELL REFINERY FOR STAFF AT PULAU BUXOM PULAU BUXOM. Thurs. The Shell Company will hold a series of information sessions for ail stall on Pulau Bukom starting on Juno 20. Mr. A. M. Cherian. training officer here, said: "The purpose of these sessions is to impart in simple,
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    He denies 'stole in bus' charge
    67 3 HONG LIM. Thurs. Koh Sin Soo. 33. was charged yesterday in f he Ninth Magistrate's Court with stealing $16 and some personal letters belonging to Ng Cheng Hai. He was alleged to have committed the offence on a Singapore Traction Company bus in Tanjong
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    QUEEN SEES HOW CHILDREN IN SCHOOL FOR BLIND WORK TO BEAT HANDICAP
    42 3 QUEEN SEES HOW CHILDREN IN SCHOOL FOR BLIND WORK TO BEAT HANDICAP II ;;i!rvti>uri ide a I the JuhiPriaccss r Ibc < irneral t \vhrn i Ibc thrir Icanil nmates me tln-ir Qwgcn 1 ip.i I ./.ihrth I 'in "Mr. i^ r\irpm- listens
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    Revenue on liquor and tobacco up by $2.6 million
    146 3 Revenue on liquor and tobacco up by $2.6 million SINGAPORE, Thursday. IN THE lirst five months of 1961, the revenue collected on lobacco and liquor by the Singapore Customs Department exceeded lust year's collection by .Sli.ll million. According to the Customs ■< Department Monthly Report issued yesterday. 31T.215.0CG revenue on
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    TALENTIME BY RAFFLES PLAYERS AT VIC
    19 3 TALENTIME BY RAFFLES PLAYERS AT VIC groups and dance cl uTTeV™ne rtls f/ s Tfc SBTuarvg sonality Ahmad Ghous.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    122 3 Mr, A. P. Funston, export manager of the Western District Co-operative Co. Ltd.. Melbourne, manufacturers of dairy products, has arrived by air from Australia. Mr. A. J. Fischer, radio commentator. journalist and author from Austria, and his wife flew In yesterday. They are staying at the Cat
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    INVITATION PHOTO EXHIBITION TO MARK 'VISIT ORIENT' YEAR
    135 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Photographic Society of Singapore will hold a -Visit the Orient Year; exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill Street from Thursday. June 29, to July 2. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Lee Khoon
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    642 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Thursday. LIFE was a struggle for 15-year-old Low Chew Yonff when she started an apprenticeship in a hair-dressing/beauty salon in Kuala Lumpur 10 years ago. Where is she today? One might expect her to be just a qualified
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    47 P.C. MORE SPENT BY FORD OF MALAYA
    97 3 47 P.C. MORE SPENT BY FORD OF MALAYA SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Last l 3 year's expenditure in Singapore and the Federation of the Ford Motor company of Malaya Limited was 47 per cent higher than the previous year's. The company's business activities contributed $5,046,--454 to the Malayan economy last year, representing
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    Use the New English Bible, urges bishop
    122 3 Use the New English Bible, urges bishop SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. C. K. Salisbury, has commanded the use ot the New English Bible lor all Christian studies. Writing in the Courier, organ of St. Andrews Cathedral, he says that for men and women
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      95 3 SWIM SUITS 'Jewels of the Sea" Presents Sea Side Silhouettes /^HR| I*^ v^t > -.-jS 3^? m^ "ROMANCE" Gay Koses on a white ground tumhie mio a portrait neckline and medium low zipjK-d-iip l>ack. AND MANY MORE STYLES on Display i I MODERN |m SILK STORE 34 HIGH STREET. ffifrftlff
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      282 3 *...»«»1A L x> CHINESE YMCA (Shenton ALHAMBRA: Sniper's Ridge w >. Combined Scnool variety plus The Lorn? Rope 1.30. 4. show sub committee meeting 3 0 ,as P-m.: Students' Walk sub--530 843 committee meeting 4.30 p.m. CATHAY: Walk like a dragon SALVATION ARMY (Clemen--130 4 630 930 ceau Avenue) United
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    Bouquet for the V.I.P.—from a very proud girl
    159 4 Bouquet for the V.I.P.—from a very proud girl pHANGI. Thurs. XineV* year-old See Eng Wah of Somapah Road is today a very proud girl. The reason for her pride is the honour she had of presenting the Yang di-Per-tuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. with a bouquet during his visit
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    Britain rejects bid to re-unite young RA couples at Govt. expense
    303 4 Britain rejects bid to re-unite young RA couples at Govt. expense CHANGI, Thursday. T»HE British Government has rejected a move to secure accommodation and travelling expenses for wives of RAF officers in the 21--25 age group stationed at other overseas bases. Mr. J. Amery, Secretary of State for Air, in
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    TWELVE RURAL GIRLS DANCE IN HONOUR OF HEAD OF STATE
    253 4 C HANOI. Thurs. Twelve young: Indian girls, all pupils of the Changi Tamil School at Wing Loong Road, recently had the biggest moments in their lives. The twelve girls danced before the Yang di-Pcrtuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, TWICE
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    Bulova chief due
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Harry B. Henshel, president of the Bulova Watch Co. of New York, is due to arrive in Singapore today to study the local market in the course of a world tour.
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    MRNVR 'home' provided the setting for their romance
    236 4 MRNVR 'home' provided the setting for their romance SINGAPORE, Thurs.— HMS Laburnum, "home" of the Singapore division of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, provided the setting for a four-year romance which will end in marriage this year. The couple is handsome 36--year-old Lieutenant-Com-mander J. S. Mclntyre. staff officer of
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    A $100,000 face-lift for Raffles Institution
    169 4 A $100,000 face-lift for Raffles Institution SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's premier school. Raffles Institution. is undergoing a $100,000 face-lift. The Public Works Department has started work on the renovation to the 138-year-old school, according to a report by the principal. Mr. Wee Seong Kang. During a visit to the school in
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    Community centre exhibition goes to Changi tomorrow
    202 4 Community centre exhibition goes to Changi tomorrow CHAXGL i 4 r*HAX(iI residents will have theoppd tomorrow and on Saturday to ho sortment of handicrafts and other ai duced at Singapore's community centres the touring "Works of ilu < Centres*' exhibition comes In I'u distrk The two-day exhibit ii-:. will be
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    MONK ON NEED TO FOLLOW BUDDHA'S PATH
    117 4 MONK ON NEED TO FOLLOW BUDDHA'S PATH f* EYLANG, Thurs. Vener\J able Bhikkhu Vinita, resident monk of the Sri Lankaramaya Temple in St. Michael's Road, told a gathering of about 200 Buddhists that human lives were full of "ups and downs." Venerable Vinita, who was speaking on the "Eight Aspects
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    TWO AIRMEN WED
    68 4 FLYING Officer Leonard Ncale Cowling and his bride, Miss Diane Marcia Everett, after their wedding at St. George s Church, Changi. The bridegroom is a navigator of 41 Squadron. Royal New Zealand Air Force. SENIOR Aircraftsman Bryan Salvage and his bride Miss Norma Thompson, formerly of the
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    1,210 REGISTE SOCIETIES IN SINGAPO
    62 4 1,210 REGISTE SOCIETIES IN SINGAPO SINGAPORE rhac L2l societii S bo vi Ga» wort association i > 650 State. W' n 1890. The ok.' the Thung F< Pt© Saw Dat d a Hokta Stro J H ECu S c r< 3k Iyer S Wui Kan I V:.. F< y in
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    TOBACCO
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      207 5 kif KIRBY by John Prentice «c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis r r> »OU--T.-= V-05T553 -A- -A C A"\ >(^^ h'Ow^ WAL^E"--C.- E- V I AIEA\v\HiLE, WA\?^Ak'E I S-;A mA v .cThE WALLET— --AND YOU£ BA[7C3E f /y 4£ FiNISMES HIS CHAR;TV B22ZZ—)\ -CSC? =Rs^. you
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Jobs-but training is needed
      358 6 Jobs -but training is needed VI^E young men from Singapore will soon go to sea to begin the second phase of their training as deck officers. They are part of the first group of youths to complete their oneyear pre-sea training course at the Polytechnic. They are embarking on a
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    EUROPE: WHO WILL DRAW THE MAP?
    972 6  - EUROPE: WHO WILL DRAW THE MAP? GEORGE VINE RUSSIA MUST PROTECT HERSELF FROM THE THREAT OF A REUNITED GERMANY, ARGUES MR. KHRUSHCHEV That's the real issue at stake in Berlin AGAIN the storm clouds are gathering around Berlin. And again one hears the pat question with which the pundit in
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    IT'S ALL IN YOUR HANDS...
    310 6 S Last Thursday. I gave you two Head line defects island and cross and today you will have two more defects: the dots and the broken line. DIAGRAM A: If a dot LS found on the line of Head, it means that the subject is
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    100 YEARS AGO
    150 6 the Free Press reported: "An earthquake was felt in Singapore on the evening of the 16th current, about half past seven o'clock, lasting about a minute. The direction appeared to be from S.W. to N.E Two shocks were felt. The feeling produced in many persons at first
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    52 6 HERE'S a new variation of the old dead horse in the bathtub problemrabbits in the submarine. A horde of them have infested the area around and under the U-505 a captured World War II German submarine on display on the grounds of the Chicago Museum of Science
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    Life is like that
    128 6 Life is like that S AI (m '»^T| la(l > «n th, 25 1 I 1"- ttws but v* "*1 I town 1 Wed "»*cd kin wat. i *n c tries v our bean, hclpn; f T i be too i"I SUPPOSE waist <• 1 Hiarn.d rears. o n s
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      251 6 TODAYS RADIO SINGAPORE I hour; 9.30 The news; 9.40 Farshnrt wave Service I awa^ places; 10.00 Movie Maga--4? metres 1:250 ko/s) ™*-> 10 30 T^ Malayanaues; MedTum W^ Ser^ }?.3O Music for sweetheart; A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) mary; 11.02 Music from the P.M.— 1.15 Tiffin date;
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      349 6 CLUES ACROSS 11. A first thing to learn (3). 4. Venerate (6). 12. Parcel out (5). 7. Rocky? (8> 13. T hey may take longer to read 8. Go away and do better (4, 2). than to hear (7) m^ be iV 15 lt can serv^ as a guide (3).
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    PICTORIAL WORK AN ART?
    955 7  -  K.S. KONG Aesthetic appeal to arouse viewer's inner emotions By Qualities needed before picture can claim distinction oi those things. As a student artist, I had often scoffed that photography was an art and that it could be classisame category and attained identical distinction as paintdnw
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    Japanese cameras steal the show in London—
    160 7 Japanese cameras steal the show in London— JAPANESE cameras still and cme stole the show at the International Photo-Cine Fair in London this month. A spokesman for a major importers, said that they had been flooded with orders and inquiries from retailers throughout the fair. Japanese touches paper-slide doors, straw
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    Simplicity is keynote of Keppler's advice
    265 7  - Simplicity is keynote of Keppler's advice ALBERT W. McCOLLOUGH By your children problem kids when you try to photograph them? Do you wonder whether a certain lens is better than another that costs less? Do you want to take lots more pictures without breaking the hank to buy film? If
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    True movie stunts are so easy with your home camera
    437 7 True movie stunts are so easy with your home camera THE most remarkable "stunt* in amateur movie making: probably is the way even the simplest modern cameras make amazingly good colour movies under just about any and all conditions, while requiring no more know-how than the ability to point a
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    Four-way remote control slide projector is unique
    534 8 Four-way remote control slide projector is unique DO ALL ADJUSTING FROM ARMCHAIR THE last word in automation is the four-way control of the new IKOMAT Slide Projector. This new Zeiss Ikon projector is a technical masterpiece, combining luxurious convenience in operation with dependable performance. In a nutshell, this means that
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    Automatic guide that lace up film all on its own
    333 8 THE latest Moyilux 8\ is fitted with an automatic film threading; system. This makes matters immensely easier for any movie amateur: it means the end of ruined films, and of finicky threading to get the film correctly into the projector
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    UNKNOWN
    68 9 IjoiH more > <■">•• pic- y, fin don t Ulu more pi -p. isn't sup- arvha magail hunAomen: mo>t .;n'xl to g pirtmcs memm d Ibat actual g m onlj pnjojrience, iiiencj p cent major r a Isni v a- that n dec a of oni BdcUc otter '--i
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    THE CAMERA AMATEUR OR PROFESSIONAL
    447 9 THE CAMERA AMATEUR OR PROFESSIONAL V^2 "ood b ani° c^ PC l firSt da if your camera priced cameras on sat it Wen ther are really reasonablyTake Voi^hmle, i SeemS 2ly l have ust a mediocre one. r^ a" iron, ;£i U ls: rhe T es range of cameras The
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    NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC NAME ON MARKET MEANS PERFECTION
    399 9 •uir has bunched i" and markets: and original!--t that its of perfeciiame <i meehPwfectian are "'•'M-'U for the ©I Minette equip- "upled with simplicity, lv "t photois J apt comu Ihf various photograJ lPrtK produced manuJSj^ for its its low models I* ••miipment
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    HALF SIZE CAMERA SLIPS INTO POCKET
    422 10 Its performance AAr 111 lIdI Li i dl l y bigger types VASHICA has always been making news. It made news with the first low price twin-lens reflex camera. It hit the market with the biggest range of 35mm camera, and now it presents
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    PROJECTOR THAI ZOOMS WITH EASY
    313 10 System is activated by control M PUJI Photo Film Co. r manufacturers of the popular Fuji film, has scored numerous successes in the field of cameras and moviemaking equipment. Its Fujica 35-SE 35mm camera has won for itself many satisfied fans, and similarly other Fujica
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    The colour film that will meet what amateurs, professionals want
    1014 11 The colour film that will meet what amateurs, professionals want m^tt :M and deUil arc the characteristic ■li, i;IUl r^ P^°™h>: This definition^ ,ht- l>tcr Mw ard Steichcn, originally ■l-jtfided to apply only to black and white ■iW<ph>. also holds true for colour ■Waph.v jnhcmsh nims of many different speeds
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    NOW IT'S 8mm MOVIE-MAKING WITH SOUND
    621 11 NOW IT'S 8mm MOVIE-MAKING WITH SOUND pKK since the day, now more than i years ago. that 71* cinema movies earned to talk, Bmm lome movie enthu*ia>t> have been »aitin? tor sound. Now it i< here! has been a long ming because ban bad to wait KTeral electronic lea to
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      250 11 SETHIS IS THE CAMERA FOR likill m m THE MAN WHO MUST HAVE SnULI TUAU VAff TUlhlk+ y^^^^aSStmmt^^^m^ i Irf Alt JUU In In n. /^fck^iw^H^H^Jw? l^^, 'M| JWmkT[wtr\w[ M^kz^^d^^E^F^mi^m^RMWA^^M^^m^^^^^^^^^i Zeiss Poncolo r WmmvlAwy F2/50mm fully auto- S^^ mafic diaphragm iens W^^^ GREATER FOCUSING UNIT INTERCHAHGEABILITY The new-look EXAKTA VAREX
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    From 'shooting' game to taking vocal chords
    563 12 From 'shooting' game to taking vocal chords USES FOR THIS CAMERA SEEM UNLIMit^I PAMERAS have always been used for a wide range of purposes from taking family snapshots to greatly magnified pictures of bacteria. But the unusual applications of the Exakta Varex in professional work surpasses all imagination. Professional people
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    UNBEATABLE IN PRICE RANGE
    283 12 T^HE demand for A cameras in the 35mm field is increasing: by leaps and bounds. Yashica has contributed much to popularise 35mm photography by making available high quality 35mm cameras priced with the budget-conscious public in mind as well as the connoisseur. Now to still further
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    Green light in viewfinder means shoot, but when it is red...
    347 12 T^LEGANTLY styled, the Aj Paxette Electramatic II fits snugly into the palmof the hand so that the right index linger unerringly finds the shutter release button which after all is the most important control button on the camera. One
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    Stunt fun with your movie camera
    123 13 Stunt fun with your movie camera f rJge 7 emerging :^d carton. pUcajttao of I hocus Q r-.voly and ap plied to >ports dressed strides pur- Ll v>!r h th )Ugil dtdfte off it. or.ly he change and then r*- tgain on the tea the I m the first r
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    USE THOSE FILTERS FOR NEW LOOK IN YOUR PICTURES
    698 13  - USE THOSE FILTERS FOR NEW LOOK IN YOUR PICTURES PETER JENNINGS §22k£2_^Wt travelling with a close-up By X H E sun shines and, suddenly, it's camera time. Here are some suggestions to help you enjoy your summer photography. Where can you find pictures with a punch this summer? Live near
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    How to get the best results...
    290 13  -  Derek Townsend L!l EVEN though cameras are simple to use, a few hints on taking holiday colour snaps and movies can do no harm, for technique plays a big part in using colour film successfully. COLOUR (still and cine) Never be concerned with colour
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    343 13 if From Page 12 clear reflex image of the object sharply defined in the viewfinder-hood is of great importance. With this exact demarcation of the picture limits, one seems to look right into the heart of any natural phenomena in a way that cannot be matched with
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    THE PICTURE WITH A PUNCH
    65 13 SPOT-ON exposure is needed for a contrasting subject like this. Overexpose and the light-coloured wall loses detail. Under-expose and the shadows go dense black. Adox X.1 7 thin- emulsion rollfilm was exposed for 1/5$ at f 18. Focus is critical at such close distance, but
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    Artistic 'eye' can be cultivated
    700 14 IUHAT is composition? Chambers Dictionary gives its definition as the "act or art of putting together/* In writing an essay or composing musical pieces, this word is used to convey the meaning that words or music notes are pieced together by writers or composers under
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    PICTORIAL COMPOSITION
    516 14  -  K.S. KONG 19 The way to better photograph pOß the benefit of th c uninitiated and those photographers who are not so lucky to have inherited the artistic 'eye,' here are a few pointers which may be of some help in the pursuit of better pictures. For a
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    Lock icon Pictorial show
    38 16 photo. ANDRE MAIROIS, the famous French biographer, novelist and essayist, admires a portrait of Toulouse Lautrec during a visit to the International exhibition of Photographic portraits opened recently at the Bibliotheaue Nationale in Paris.- Paul Popper
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    THE DAY I BOUGHT A CINE CAMERA..
    1127 16  - THE DAY I BOUGHT A CINE CAMERA HOWARD BYGRAVE The salesman warned ma. ..but nothing could put me off By itfY camera troubles began the night the Dyers asked us round to see their holiday movies from Italy. "The projector purred away. We watched the Dyers strut n about pinkly
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      94 16 IN THE AIR- I 1 MANY people will be going i plane. Sit on the shadi so that effects of any dirt window will be minimised. use an ultra-violet filter ...ON THE GFO U IF YOU are filming ft«" J *L*go9 KEEP the windows cfcaii. iv M be emphasised in
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    Federation spends $200,000 in big drive to boost tourism
    506 17 Federation spends $200,000 in big drive to boost tourism THIRTY-THREE LOCAL STUDENTS LEAVE FOR HIGHER STUDIES IN INDIAN VARSITIES SINGAPORE, Thursday. v\!\\ SIRU, the Federation's t promotion Officer, told representi!t ii!u>, shipping companies and nN in Singapore that his depart- thi- yw spending about $200,000 tM nu in America, Australia,
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    13 trees to be planted on members' night
    198 17 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THIHTKKX different species of trees will be planted in the grounds of the Chinese YMCA in South Pier as part of the ceremonial opening of "1961 Membership Night" on June 24. Mr. Khoo Oon Theam. secretary of the association, said
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    UNKNOWN
    51 17 Borneo Ltd nav< Singa- «n- >r rhard imber m been n r orS ngaporc Centre, at Ihe comwould I 3 I( i >ns. Service s was mpanj came m* nts hi ugh is l~ Peng Sco, ag the rman drowned ura -A Pandak rowned j in a Paslr From
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    World tour couple stop here for our 'delicious' food
    254 17 World tour couple stop here for our 'delicious' food TANJONG PAGAR, Thursday. AX Australian couple, who had heard so much about our "delicious" Chinese food, stepped ashore with only one thought in their minds to have a taste of it themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Van de Rand, both aged 30.
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    3 QUIT CROWDED HOLLAND FOR NEW LIFE IN AUSTRALIA
    186 17 3 QUIT CROWDED HOLLAND FOR NEW LIFE IN AUSTRALIA gINGAPORE, Thurs. Only six weeks after their marriage in Holland, a young Dutch couple and a close friend are off to make their permanent home in a new country Australia. They are Mr. and Mrs. Meuwese Driesson, and Mr. Hendrikuskarel Matheus
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    Free film show
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    Contest winner
    23 17 IPOH, Thurs. Miss Annie Yap, 21, a telephone operator from Teluk Anson, won the Perak "Golden Voice" title from 24 competitors
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    A LANDMARK TO MAKE WAY FOR A $1 MIL. FREE CLINIC
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    101 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Twelve candidates passed the Examination for Health Visitors and School Nurses Certificate of the Royal Society of Health, London, held in Singapore in March. They are: Mrs. Tan Phaik In, Mrs. Neo Kay Choo. Mrs. Low Bean Choo, Mrs. Fung Chye Kirn,
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      34 17 YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... ££rwS£3 in want. AND FOR TOMORROW MNCER fflß In side today fiS, close to yoor ehe^! Not wo good a day. LEO Sg&i'&z*** with pen«»»l w^wn.
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      95 17 collected, you can avert difficulties and actually make some important progress. TIIIRIIC < A P r 21 Ma >' 21): IHUnUO i F y OU have survived the past 10 days without a serious setback, then you're safe! Progress fast now. fal;vajgfga nn nr kihip i 't i f^* The
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      49 17 someone has chut the door and padlocked it. But come. I'll show you where 1 found your cap and Mrs. Sheep's necklace. This was where Beppo kept them." And, putting his foot in the tiny window he jumps up and hoists himself once again on to the flat roof.
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    60 18 rE winners of last week's colouring contest, each of whom will receive $5, are: TAN GEOK ENG (14), 44 Buffalo Road, Singapore 8. CARMAN SOLIANO (8), 33 Rowell Road, Singapore 8. R. THIAGARAJAH (14J). Secondary 2- A Gan Eng Seng School, Anson Road, Singapore 2. ALBERT CHAN
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    Church celebrates 32nd year with dinner and concert
    127 19 lurch members and friends Ihe 32nd anniversary of the Methodisl Church at Kampong it the rowidi d -garter se I "Red ?s and irei :i" ix save Mr. H. mnic sketch ntitled It I:-- Bernard l Ktm hip c:!:.--i led by tncm-
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    321 19 Hale and hearty at 75: He still has full-time job CEVENTY-FIVE and still hale and hearty. That's the conclusion M which anyone would arrive after a five-minute talk with Hong Kong-born John Simon Fung. In Singapore on three i months' leave. Mr. Fung I ter of Stella), was elected who
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    ANYBODY CAN TAKE GOOD RACING PICTURE
    532 20 A FREE LESSON BY SPORE PHOTO sOcipJ AT THE NATIONAL LIBRARY HUNDREDS H upon hundreds of cameras were seen at motor racing events like the Gap Hill Climb and the Johore Coronation Grand Prix last year, but very few amateur photographers managed to get
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    PHOTO CONTEST FOR SCHOOLS
    99 20 0 St. Joseph's Institution is sponsoring the First Open Photographic Exhibition for all schools in the State. Closing date is June 22, 1961 and the organisers have already received over 200 entries. There will be awards of one gold medal for the best print, and one
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    REVIEW OF A SLOW BALLAD WINS PRIZE
    336 20 THE winner of the top prize in the Critic Contest is Tan Hong Ghim. 150-N East Coast Road, Singapore 15. He writes: A tune that is coming up slowly but surely in our Hit Parade is "Sweet Rosyanne" by the Brothers Four on
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    Theme songs of the big bands
    179 20  -  JONATHAN RUSSELL reviews new discs "PACH band has a theme song, and these theme songs have a habit of bringing back memories of days gone by especially if, as in this case, the bands happen to be favourites of decades past. Ten theme songs
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    THE MUSIC QUIZ
    56 20 OUR mystery singer last week was popular Johnny Burnette. The winner of two Philips EP discs is P. Teo, 12 Langsat Road, Singapore 15. This week we have another figure of the music world. When you have made your guess send your entry to the Free Press
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    WHO THIS
    83 20 WHO THIS r<ROM the facte can you cue^ II if world-famous or woman fc? This quiz will i\ even Tliursriav answers will h» listed on the Ml day in Pfcft In All you hau in Guess hi check to m In as good you 1 aou arc. Uj m says
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    and Prix are days declared public holidays for
    321 21 Johore: Organisers expect biggest crowd oL\ uArUnh, 1 nui sciay. THE second Johore Coronation Grand Prix days Saturday June 24, and Sunday June 25 have been declared public holidays by the Johore Government. Saturdays and Sundays are normally working days in the
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    UNKNOWN
    139 21 .-Results B :th anH 3. Mohdl I" sA 3. Snaik m Er.«s Aixi. l.ivelm: L:an H 103 it. X L| lump: 1. j Shot Z Toh I {S^\ mad. 3. r long i in is H StMdk i Chan phew Meng A c H t Boat,] ;u vcK: ShartS.
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    ASSOCIATION FETES PLAYER WHO WON TWO TITLES
    222 21 pORTY-OXE-YEAR old Inche Sadali bin Suro was the guest of honour at a dinner party given by the Singapore Malays Badminton Association. The party was held to celebrate the achievements of Inche Sadali in the open singles and veterans singles of the all
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    Koria School Athletic meet
    12 21 Koria School Athletic meet liorts on school Relay reserved intend I i
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    Monk's Hill athletes in top form: First 'tri' meet is a big success
    183 21 Monk's Hill athletes in top form: First 'tri' meet is a big success SINGAPORE. Thursday. ATHLETES from Monk's Hill Secondary School were in top form at the first triangular meet against Jurong Special Secondary School and Bukit Panjang Secondary School. Monk's Hill won the contest with 132 points to their
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    Keppel Club golfers
    36 21 m Paul Dreyer, left, who won the Keppel Club's monthly medal •Bogey' competition with a convincing plus-2 during the weekend, and D.M. Inglis, the B division winner with a plus-4 after 18 holes.
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    EVERGREEN TEAM FOR MALACCA MEET
    111 21 EVERGREEN TEAM FOR MALACCA MEET SINGAPORE. Thurs— Eveiyreen Weightlifting Party will send a team of 24 competitors, comprising weight lifters and bodybuilders, and eight officials tor an inter-club 'friendly* against the Gaa Boon Leong Gymnasium of Malacca on June' 24 and The party's secretary, Mr. uon Tiang Seong said that
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    5 TEAMS CONTEST SEPAK RAGA TOURNAMENT
    92 21 SEMBAWANG, Thurs.— Five teams will take part m the Inter-Kampong Tengah Community Centre sepak ra^a knockout tournament to be* held at the Centre from a The Yearns are: Bawyan SDorts Club. Persekutuan Kebaiikan Islam Sembawang, Aneka Sports Club. Kampong Tengah Community Centre. and the
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    Sharp-shooter
    25 21 OSLO Thurs.— E. Mattarelli, of Italy won the World clay pigeon shooting championship which Srtth a score of 296 out of a possible 300.
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    They will attend Olympic meeting
    68 21 TOKYO, Thurs. Mr. Reoutaro Azuma. Governor of Tokyo, left here by air last night for Athens to attend the 58th meeting of the International Olympic Committee due to open on Sunday. Mr. Azuma was accompanied by Mr. Shingoro Takaishi, a member of Japan's Olympic Committee.
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    RUSSIA TO TRAIN BURMESE FOOTBALLERS
    85 21 RUSSIA TO TRAIN BURMESE FOOTBALLERS RANGOON, Thurs. The Burmese Government has accepted a Russian offer to train 15 Burmese football players in Russia for about two years. The Soviet offer was made when the president of the Burmese Football Association, Col. Khin Nyo, visited the Soviet Union some time ago.
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    TWO QUEENSTOWN ATHLETES TIE FOR HONOURS
    95 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two athletes, Junaidi bin Aii and Razak bin Haron, tied for individual championship honours at the Queenstown Seconaary School's fifth annual sports. Junaidi won three events, the century sprint, 440 yards and 220 yards while Haron took first place in the discus
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    OTHMAN CHAMP AT JOHORE POLICE MEET
    144 21 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Police Constable Othman I Din Abdul Wahab was the i champion athlete in the Johore Contingent Police athletic meet held at Contingent Head Quarters. Othman leaped 11.74 metres to win the hop, step and jump event. He was first in the
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    GHRC RESUMES TABLE TENNIS TOURNEY
    138 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—The General Hospital Recreation Club will start their table tennis championships on Monday, June 19. The tournament is being resumed after two years. Nine teams have entered for this year's tournament, and they have been liiviriea into two groups; Section A with four teams,
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    Tengah take first triangular athletic contest
    257 21 Tengah take first triangular athletic contest TENGAH, Thursday. ROYAL Air Force Tengah won the first triangular athletic contest held at Tengah HMS Victoria were second and RAF Changi third. The triangular meet was a big success and there was keen competition in all the 14 events. In the 4 x
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    STRONG WI TEAM FOR THE WORLD GAMES
    92 21 STRONG W I TEAM FOR THE WORLD GAMES KINGSTON (Jamaica), Thurs. Dennis Johnson who has equalled the world 100 yards record of 9.3 seconds four times this year will be one of three West Indians to compete at the World Games in Helsinki next month. The others are George Kerr,
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    Winning trials by Singora and
    503 22 1.M.C.: Kidjang does 3 in 373/5 By ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Thursday. T M. C. (Posner) and Singora (Dragon) did what could be a winning gallop at Ipoh this morning when they ran three in ,Ui on the number two track which is still in good
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    WEARNES OFF TO A FLYING START
    122 22 WEARNES OFF TO A FLYING START SINGAPORE. Thurs. Wearnes second string got off to a flying start in the first round of the Singapore Business Houses League when they beat Borneo Motors Sports Club 3-0 in their SBHL Junior Group A match on the padang yesterday. Wearnes looked winners from
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    PHIL READ RIDES NORTON TO VICTORY
    95 22 PHIL READ RIDES NORTON TO VICTORY DOUGLAS (Isle Of Man), Thurs. Phil Read. 22--year-old motor engineer from Luton, won the 350 c.c. Tourist Trophy motor-cycle race yesterday on his first appearance in the hotly-contested International event. He rode a Norton to score the first win for a British machine for
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    PATAUDI HITS HIS 4TH. CENTURY OF THE SEASON
    385 22 PATAUDI HITS HIS 4TH. CENTURY OF THE SEASON LONDON, Thursday. fill-. Nawab of Pataudi, son of a famous former England and Indian Test star, hit his fourth hundred of the season for Oxford University against a star-studded MCC team at Lord's yesterday. The young Nawab. the University captain, brought his
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    FOUR BADMINTON FFINALS TOMORROW
    164 22 FOUR BADMINTON F FINALS TOMORROW pEYLANG. Thurs. Goh VI Geok Loo will meet J. Zackaria in the fmai of the Singapore Badminton Association's Junior men's singles championships to be played at the Badminton Stadium tomorrow night. J. Zackaria of the Singa- pore Admiralty Local Start Union is considered a strong
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    NOORDIN NETS 3 FOR THE HONGKONG BANK
    101 22 NOORDIN NETS 3 FOR THE HONGKONG BANK Singapore. Thurs. Hongkong Bank Sports dub beat Catnaj Ocganfcauou 4-. v Business Houses League Gioup B" matdi yestei da 3 Scorers for Hoiukon? Bank were Rooruu] i3.i aiM Yubsoi Ahmat scorea Cathay's only goal. in Another League matcii, Malayan Airways beat Singapore Traction
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    Raffles sports
    35 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Raffles Institution will hold its annual athletic meet on Saturday on the school ground. There will be two events for Old Boys 100 yards and relay <4 x 110 yards V
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    Leicester batsmen expose weak Aussie bowling
    303 22 Leicester batsmen expose weak Aussie bowling LEICESTER, Thursday. A CENTURY by 27-year-old Bob Gardner for Leicestershire was the highlight of the first day's play in the match against the Australian touring team which began here yesterday. Scoreboard After losing three wickets for ten runs, Leicestershire, thanks to Gardner and Alan
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    TOP FOOTBALL RIVALS CLASH FOR ALGERIAN FUND TONIGHT
    172 22 O matches in aid ot the Algerian Fund, arranged by the Singapore Amateur Football Association will be played at Jalan Besar Stadium this evening. At 6.30 p.m. the Tan Tock Seng Hospital women will play the Swallows wo-] men in the third
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    A LIVELY BATTLE IN SENIOR LEAGUE MATCH
    125 22 A LIVELY BATTLE IN SENIOR LEAGUE MATCH FARRER PARK. Thurs.— It was a lively battle on the Farrer Park ground yesterday when Hongkong and Shanghai Ban met Evoready Sport> Club In the Singapore Business Houses Senior League football match. Despite being given numerous opportunities. Hong Kong Bank could only beat
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    JOANNA MOVES NEARER TO WOMEN'S TITLE
    127 22 JOANNA MOVES NEARER TO WOMEN'S TITLE THOMSON. Thurs. Col. (Miss) Joanna Henderson, a certainty to win the Singapore wo m ens goli championship, entered the semi-final when she beat Mrs. A. Mesritz five and four a I the Royal Island Clubs links here yesterday. Although wiin a lev. handicap of
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    Bank clash ends in a draw
    59 22 SINGAPORE, Thins. Chartered Bank and Mercantile Bank played to a l-l draw in their Business Houses A division football match yesterday. Singapore Glass Factory just managed to edge N.T.S. 3-2 in a B division match. Ahmat Awang netted all the three goals for Glass
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    Thais welcome new Thomas C rule on the fin
    284 22 By B. NORMAN VI anager of Thailand s I secretary of the Th; waskdi Phriendham sine corned the new ruling 01 v ton Federation thai the I competition be played in Mr. Phriendhair.. wba urived in Singapoit 1: Jakarto yesterday with
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