The Singapore Free Press, 27 July 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1961 15 CENTS
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    BOLY DEGREES: NO BAR
    41 1 penang race review and today's gallops P. 16 :an get jobs Malaya I H E, (in t 1 r ii" not impose frictions on I 1 leoh- lies i menl lul jianUart^^ I I I I I
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    4-DAY SURVEY PROBES HOW UNESCO CAN HELP STATE
    266 1 4-DAY SURVEY PROBES HOW UNESCO CAN HELP STATE SINGAPORE, Thursday. MR. CHELK PLNG LEE, Chief of Technical and Vocational Education, U.N.E.5.C.0., leaves for the Federation tomorrow, after a four-day "exploratory survey of the needs and problems facing the technical and vocational education programme in Singapore." During his slay in Singapore,
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    Bigger pay packets
    19 1 LONDON. Thiirs— Nearly seven] million Britons received svage increases during tne first half of tills yeai
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    REFINERY OPENS: PROUD DAY FOR S'PORE—AND SARMANIS
    101 1 REFINERY OPENS: PROUD DAY FOR S'PORE—AND SARMANIS DULAU BUXOM, Thurs. It wos a proud day for Singapore when the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kcng Swee, inaugurated the Shell Company's S3O-million oil refinery at Pulau Bukom last night. The day wos of even greater significance for 8-year-old Sarmanis binte Pungot daughter
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    Aussies pick Booth for today's Test: Pitch is 'a beauty'
    213 1 MANCHESTER, Thursday. AFTER a week of sunshine here, the weather changed yesterday on the eve of the fourth cricket Test between England and Australia. There was rain during the night, and a wind of almost gale force blew up yesterday
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN TO CALL HERE ON ROUND WORLD TRIP
    52 1 CHARLIE CHAPLIN TO CALL HERE ON ROUND WORLD TRIP nING*PORE. Thurs holiday trip slid that he wa» preparing a script for a film featuring his son Sydney, which he would direct The shooting of the film Is Chaplin disclosed Asked if he would De visit?PDUed "I have no desire to
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    I shall be back, says nursing tutor
    149 1 I shall be back, says nursing tutor DAYA LEBAR, Thurs.— A Canadian woman, sent by the World Health Organisation two-and-a-half years ago to help in nurs- ing education in Singapore, has decided to come back for a second term. i She is Miss Norma Wylie, who flew to Bangkok yesterday
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    'It's unthinkable'
    38 1 LONDON. Thurs. A Conservative peer, the Earl of Albemarle. said last night It was "unthinkable" that a member of the Royal family should shake hands with Jomo Ktnyatta. who had been convicted of managing Mau Mau.
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    Duke for Perth
    31 1 LONDON. Thurs.— The Duke of Edinburgh is to open the Commonwealth Games in Perth. Au.<=--1 tralia. in November* 1962, it was i announced yesterday from Buc-k- ingham Palace.
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    Ecca will be 'informal'
    79 1 MANILA, Thurs.— Malaya, Thailand and the Philippines are expected to set uo an "informal" SouthEast Asia organisation for economic and cultural cooperation in Bangkok next week, it was announced here last night. The Philippine Foreign Sec- retary. Mr. Felixberto Serrano, said there would most probably be
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    It romped home—Free Press nap
    55 1 It romped h ome— Free Press nap The Free Press was rign t Nap selection ResquiUeuY romped home by five lengths at Penang yesterday. All three Free Pres.s racing experts Scrutineer. Rapier mid Trespasser tipped the horxe to win. Made a patt-the-post proposit ion. Rcsq v illeu r carried 2.833
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    Two bookies' fines cut on appeal
    78 1 SINGAPORE. Thur.s— Two of three men under a lower court conviction and fine ol 82,000 or three months' jail each for acting a.s bookmakers at the Buku Timah Turf Club grounds on Feb. 14. 1900. had their fines reduced to $500 or three months'
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    Thieves at work on scooters in car parks
    214 1 Thieves at work on scooters in car parks GOING, GOING, GONE -SPARE PARTS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— I Thieves are strip- ping spare parts off scooters parked outside Singapore cinemas. The Police Secretary. Mr. Lim Sens Huat. confirmed this yesterday. He said that a number of such thefts had been reported recently.
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    1,800 oilmen strike
    44 1 CALCUTTA. Hi; j is. Aboul j i 1.800 oil workers employed by the 1 British Burmah Shell Company and \he American Caltex and Indian Endo-Burmah firms are on a stay-in strike heie over a dispute about the administration ol provident funds.
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    $51m. salary cut
    24 1 $51 m. salary cut LONDON. Tliurs.— The British Government yesterday told the country's teachers that 551.000.000J v. ovid be lopped off planned salary] increases.
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    GILTS TAKE HEAVY KNOCK FOLLOWING HIGHER BANK RATE
    299 2 City section: Financeand industry! I ONDON, Thurs.— The British Government's new austerity measures. including hoisting the bank rate to seven per cent, gave Giltedged Securities a hefty knock yesterday on the Stock Exchange here. Many millions were slashed from i heir market
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    Market indices
    35 2 onpon. rnurs The Fucanc-. rimes market Indices for J..' I yeai etk ago, pre' N > „r.d yesterday's respecTm« 307 5 425 7. 430 7. 434 4 RhMcvs: ?IH9. 100 4. 190.1, 1^ i
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    Ships in port
    159 2 CHIPS lyin^ .Jlon^sirie the Singapore J wiuirwes today are K::riar..- 23 26 President Barrisoo 42 v. Dcbaio iro i" is. antonwdoa r> i-t. is.)rco o» .">«. mbodgl 1 So dan S \>, Lrcla Ma< -X 1?, s.ukvo Mara "4. H(.: Hou« 1' ZntjC M:i-:i X.V.. Melbourne Mara
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    Higher yield and bring big profit to Kg. Kuantan
    376 2 Higher yield and bring big profit to Kg. Kuantan By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE COMBINATION of a substantially higher crop, a higher average selling price and lower costs resulted in the 1960 pre-tax profit of Kampong Kuantan Rubber jumping by almost £40,000 to £126,300, states the
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    TIN MARKET IS STEADY: RUBBER REMAINS QUIET
    143 2 TIN MARKET IS STEADY: RUBBER REMAINS QUIET LONDON. Thurs. Apart from a widening in the contango presumably reflecting the economic measores the tin market had a steady appearance with three months regaining Tues- j day afternoon's kerb losses. Although some quarters report- ed a few enquiries from the Con- tineni.
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    Textile talks accord
    34 2 GENEVA. Thurs.— Major cotton textile importing and exporting countries have agreed on plans, for orderly development of the trade with "reasonable safeguards" for the importing nations, it was, announced here yesterday.
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG. Wea.— Closing prices here tociay were: Previous Tociay H. S. Bank Corporation 5398 5394 .-a.es sales Wheelock Marden $13.10 $13.00 sales sales H*kOHg pnone 555.00 554.00 sales i Dairy Farm <!v: Cold Storage $41.25 $40.50 sales sales Taucoo Docks $72.50 872.00 sales sales Jarame Mathieson
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    164 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares I asl sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesteiuay were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead $1.59 (unchanged), Fitzpatricks 51. 74 < 4 cents), F. N. Ora* 52.50 i— 1 cent). Gammon $1.92 1 cent). Metal Box $2.46 i— 1 cent i S.C.S. $2.48 1 4- 2 cents),
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    'Hot money' flow may be stayed
    86 2 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Bankers here doubt that the rise in the British bank rate will touch off an immediate heavy outflow of shortterm investment from the U.S. to London. However, they feel this could happen taking the longer view if confidence in the pound
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    Nine die in biaze
    36 2 MANILA, Thurs. Justice Manuel Mejia. of the Philippine Court of Appeals, and eight members of his family were trapped and burned to death by a fire that gutted their house here yesterday.
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    Flood kills four
    24 2 TOKYO, Thurs.— A heavy rain over Hokkaido, Japan, yesterday caused two rivers to overflow killing four people and inundating 13.800 houses.
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    French Govt. says no to Dag after snub in Bizerta
    207 2 French Govt. says no to Dag after snub in Bizerta rpUNIS, Thurs. The j A French Government last night turned down a suggestion by Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the U.N. Secre-tary-General, that he should visit Paris to discuss the Bizerta crisis. After a four-hour Cabinet j meeting at which Bizerta was;
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    Iraq warns U.K. of 'consequences of aggressive acts'
    193 2 Iraq warns U.K. of 'consequences of aggressive acts' NEW YORK. Thursday. IRAQ last night accused Britain of violating her sovereignty and warned the Security Council of the "serious consequences of such acts. Dr. Adnan Pachachi, chief Iraqi delegate, said that British troops had committed an "aggressive and provocative act which
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    JAIL TERM TOO MILD... SO RED PROFITEERS ARE SHOT
    123 2 JAIL TERM TOO MILD SO RED PROFITEERS ARE SHOT MOSCOW. Thurs. Two Russians convicted of "systematic profiteering" in currency deals have been fchot. after earlier being sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment. Moscow Radio reported last night. The men, Y. A. T. Rokotov and V. P. Faybishenko, were among eight people
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    YACHT DRAMA: PRINCESSES' PERIL
    66 2 NICE, Thurs.— Two Princesses clung to a capsized yacht for 30 minutes off here yesterday before being rescued. They were Princess Paola, 23-year-old wife of Prince Albert of Belgium, and Princess Josephine Char- lotte, sister of King Baudouin. The Princesses, who are on holiday with their
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    7 DAYS ADRIFT: DARING SAILORS RESCUED
    153 2 7 DAYS ADRIFT: DARING SAILORS RESCUED TAIPEH. Thurs. Two daring sailors, one a Spaniard and the other a Guatamalan. were resting comfortably here yesterday after drifting helplessly lor seven days in the South China Sea. They were rescued by a fishing boat. The two adventurers, Alfredo Cazalis. 37. of Spain,
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    16 drowned
    34 2 BANGALORE. Thurfa.— Sixieen people drownea and another died m hospital when a boat capsized off the Port of Mangalore on Tuesday. Mr. K. Manjappa. Mysore's Revenue Minister. told the Mysore Assembly yesterday.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    367 2 NOTE: All prices beioio are middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, July 26. Previous 'ooay HUBBEH No. i Hoo c.i.r ii ro P n ports Aug 24 5/16 24 7/16 Sept 24i 24 11/16 Re. oth No 1 RSS Spot 24 i 24| dUMUER No
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    Berlin crisis: UN must step in while door remains open—Liberia
    355 2 Berlin crisis: UN must step in while door remains open—Liberia UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. I IBERIA yesterday appealed for immediate Security Council intervention on the Berlin question "while the doors remain open for negotiations." The appeal was made by President William Tubman in an Independence Day statement and was circulated in
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    83 2 'FANTASTIC' PLOT Unknwon BOMB Unknwon >TEW YORK lid N«e Vjr f Ji gram said yk«m agents ol Dr Fist have planned taut on the United SU in Panama and i| mn Canal .id tasl 4ot I I tea ed C Mr I in Wa tiingi d II not n ac
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    14 DAYS GRACE FOR Unknwon BRITAIN TO SEEK Unknwon
    110 2 LONDON. Thur* The British Government ha.authorised Mr. Wang Shotlkang, a naval oflicer from Formosa, to stay in Britain for 14 Cays pendins in enquiry into the circumstances of entry into ihe country, it was stated in the House of Commons yesterday
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    American expert to play seldom-heard harp at Vic recital
    14 3 American expert to play seldom-heard harp at Vic recital »S DILLISG WITH HER HARP
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    Lock icon RARE TEAT FOR MUSIC FANS
    157 3 1 j it us at the "Vie". She Is Mildred Dilling. a ...-rir.gui.shed American ■>• rformer. DUling'9 recital Is Ttrneiy wide m range. She win play solo works by Cnuperin. Debu»y. /Übenlz; and Goh S x>n Tiot'".- well-drilled will jci:: with her i tther compo.-iti-
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    Tattooed man appeals against three-year jail sentence
    318 3 Tattooed man appeals against three-year jail sentence SINGAPORE, Thursday. JHE Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court yesterday reserved judgment in the appeal of Tan Chwee Seng, a hawker, against a District Court conviction and sentence of three years' jail on a charge of being a member of
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    ESTATE MANAGER DENIES TRYING TO RAPE SERVANT
    149 3 ESTATE MANAGER DENIES TRYING TO RAPE SERVANT JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. An estate manager appeared in the Sessions Court here yesterday on a charge of at- tempted rape of his maidi servant. Khoo Peek Leong, 40. of Gunong Pulai Estate. 18 miles from here on the Pontian road, who claimed trial,
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    494 3 SINGAPORE DIARY DFKGSDKGSDGFKSDLKG;SDKGLSDFG DFGKDKG;DSFGKL;DSFKG SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE Boys' Brigade is staging four important events to stimulate interest in its activities. a Mr. Leong Sum Cheok. the Battalion Secretary, tells me the events are: An inter-company squad drill competition to be held tomorrow at the Singapore Military Force drill hall at
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    Welcome to Singapore
    68 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. S. E- Yon Kutzleden, engineer of Lummus Netherlands. N. V., arrived in Singapore yesterday. He is staying at Prince's Hotel Garni. Dr M. J. Gattiker and Mr. F S McFadzean, executives of the Shell Company, arrived from Holland and Jakarta respectively. They are staying at Prince's
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    MISTAKE BY THE PROSECUTION, SO CHARGE IS AMENDED
    136 3 MISTAKE BY THE PROSECUTION, SO CHARGE IS AMENDED SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A prosecutor yesterday told a na?istrate 01 an "unfortun- 1 ate mKstake made in good taith" which resulted in a man being charged with i causing hurt with a "dangerous weapon"— an iron rod to Jasmer Singh, a bus company
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      272 3 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA: The Trouble With Harry 1.15, 3.30, 6.30, 9.30. CAPITOL: The Avenger 1.45, 4. Spartacus 8. CATHAY: Gidget Goes Hawaiian 1.30, 4. 6.30, 9.30. GLOBE: Back To Bataan 1.45, 4, 7. 9.15. LIDO: Mill of the Stone Women 1.45, 4. 6.30, 9.30. ODEOX: A Raisin in the Sun 1.30,
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    Ex-police prosecutor admitted to the Bar at 51
    242 4 Ex-police prosecutor admitted to the Bar at 51 SINGAPORE, Thurs. An ex-inspector in the Singapore Police Force, who firmly believes that one is never too old to learn, has just been admitted to the Singapore Bar. He is Mr Lai Behari, 51. who had served 25 years in the police
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    S'pore offers airmen a chance to improve
    176 4 swimming drill instructor CHANGI, Thursday. CQUADRON-LEADER Bill Wright, the Far East Air Force physical fitness officer, would like to see all RAF swimmers posted to the Far East Air Force. He expressed this in an article in the latest issue of Tailspin an
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    THEATRE GROUP TO STAGE A MALAY PLAY
    78 4 THEATRE GROUP TO STAGE A MALAY PLAY SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Badan Seni Pentas (a Malay theatrical group here will stage a Malay play entitled "Akibat Derhaka" at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 22 and Sept. 24. Tickets priced at S2 and 51. 50 are obtainable from the following Hashim. 134.
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    RAF CHANGI CLUB TO HOLD SHOW IN AID OF ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND
    137 4 RAF CHANGI CLUB TO HOLD SHOW IN AID OF ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND CHANGI, Thurs. The Variety Club of the Royal Air Force will present a '"Show Band Show" on July 27 and 29 at the Primary School Theatre in Changi in aid of the Singapore Association for the Blind.
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    RIDA has plans to can more fruits
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Rural and Industrial Development Authority plans to increase the production of canned Malayan fruits for sale In the Federation and overseas. Rida"s canning units at Meru, Klang and at Parit in Kuala Kangsar are to be expanded to cope
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    Poly student is twenty-one
    47 4 CHANGI, Thurs.— About 80 friends of Inche A. Khalid bin Rahim attended his twenty-first birthday party recently at his home in Changi Road. Inche Khalid, seventh child of Inche and Puan A. Rahim bin Haji Aziz, is studying mechanical engineering at the Polytechnic.
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    THE MASTER BOAT-BUILDER
    199 4 HE SELLS SMALL CRAFT TO FISHERMEN pHANGI, Thurs.— The man behind most of the kolehs one sees around the islands off Changi is Inche Garib bin Otib. For, in his little workshop under his house in Pulau Übin, Inche Garib builds most of them. His tools are
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    He taught Malay to Europeans who came here in 1922
    189 4 He taught Malay to Europeans who came here in 1 922 SINGAPORE, Thursday. JJUROPEAXS coming to work in Singapore as long ago as 1922 sought out Inche Ja'afar bin Abdul Ghani when they wanted to learn Malay. I And Inche Ja'afar. 63, has been teaching the language all these 39
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    5,000 SEE FINAL SHOW OF 10-DAY CULTURAL CONCERT
    188 4 5,000 SEE FINAL SHOW OF 10-DAY CULTURAL CONCERT HONG LIM. Thurs. The 10-day cultural concert I sponsored by the People's i Association to mark its first j anniversary wound up successfully with a final show i before a crowd of 5.000 at the Hong Lim Park. Mr. Tan Kian Kar.
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    Royal guests
    29 4 ALOR STAR, Thurs. The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah were among 500 guests who attended the Telecoms Athletic and Welfare Association dance at the Transport Building here.
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    Holiday over
    24 4 KAJANG. Thurs. Mr. T Mailvahanan, a former headmaster of the Kajang High School, has returned here after a two-month holiday in Ceylon.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    50 4 Mr. Kwok Siew Weng and Miss Dorothy Poey who were married at the Tatijong Katong Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace. The bride- groom is an office assistant in the Jardine Waugh Organisation, Singapore Branch, while his bride is an accounting machine supervisor in the same firm.
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    BUDDHISTS WILL GIVE FOOD TO INMATES OF TAMPOI CAMP
    119 4 BUDDHISTS WILL GIVE FOOD TO INMATES OF TAMPOI CAMP CJHANGI, Thurs. The Buddhist Union in Jalan Senyum, off Changi Road, is to distribute food packets to the inmates of Tampoi Camp Johore, on July 30. The Venerable Dhamma Sukha, resident monk of the Buddhist Union Temple, said the Union had
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    MEDITATION AND PRAYERS TO MARK 6th MOON
    99 4 MEDITATION AND PRAYERS TO MARK 6th MOON Thurs —The Singapore Buddhist Union will celebrate the sixth moon oi "Kuan Imm Tann" (the Goddess of Mercy) at its Lowland Road Temple on July 30 and at Jalan Senyum Temple the following day. The celebration in the Lowland Road Temple will commence
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    Unknwon
    141 4 fHAXGi HebtofiS »'d in mosque now jr ,'.:;.r? Inche \bd AM "lHaiilS ou r l I* «i£j Haji aogu. qS In 1959' wh« number fiS bjTrowedSg^^ time could hn Urns at meeting. By d Inj o*l nis father "s -should upkeep thei the Ma<;id Ctxl oldest cnangiiS centre >r
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    35 4 PAR IT BUNT Thurs Mon m pla;.'- rs her to I sell th< tr big Kria:. Selama *j Bankii C i v.-i! h 1 r. j Ishak ti ''I cultun ■]■;.< j J to privtb
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    Paula Ben-Gurion
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    375 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Satellite town on the way T^HE start of work on the satellite town project in Toa Payoh brings nearer the fulfilment of the Government's pledge to provide decent, economical homes for the thousands of people who are in need of them. The project is a vast one.
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    THE WORLD OF DREAMS
    920 6  - THE WORLD OF DREAMS TREVOR KNIGHT BY Everyone goes on a two-hour journey into fantasyland every night THERE have been many theories about the enigmatic world of dreams, and scientists have actually admitted that up until very recently, they were unable to unravel many of the mysteries of dreaming. However,
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    100 YEARS AGO
    137 6 the Free Press reported: "Very heavy squalls of wind and ram were experienced on the mornings of July 30. and 31. During the squall of the 30th about 3 o'clock, a large godown erecting for Messrs Jose d 'Almeida and Sons on their property in town, fell
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    78 6 A BILENE (Texas). Doctors fought to save the life of Dqain Edeard Jones, whose mother has never seen him and hardly even realised she was pregnant. After Mrs. Sharon Jones 23, gave birth to the child, he was in a critical condition from a severe cold. Mrs.
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    IT'S ALL IN YOUR HANDS...
    326 6 ANG GUAN WHO HAS STUDIED ™E subject for 16 YEARS wa \7OU have already learned la good deal of the fundamental factors of human mental qualities and traits. Now you will learn the basic emotional factors which create sentiments and sex urges In society, love
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      241 6 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE Life Witn The Lyons; n3O On Short Wave Service: wings of melody; 12 (.midnight) 41 metres (7250 kc/s.) Close down. Medium Wave Service: 476 metres. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres). A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- P.M.— 1.15 Tiffin date; 1.30 mary; 11.02 Music from the Key- Time signal, news;
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      428 6 CLUES ACROSS j 6. Bring in more than the wine 4. Poor player who gets a punch i v 6 on the back of the neck? (6). 9- It s for trusted clients only 7. An inhuman Australian! (8). if/* 8. Difficulty arising from a near Ji' Mls P laced
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    Scooter Carnival
    12 7 Carnival to give public an insight into the scooter world
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    HOPES of FEDERATION
    99 7  -  ALIAS RAHIM By LA L J BIA DOQy t aid lie State's Iwo-wheelers HE scooter carnival to be held Saturday at the Happy World ifum may help scooter clubs c ederation. the seven organisers. us scooter makers and mbretta scooter, Vespa Triumph scooter, S ngapore Scooter Club,
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    NEWEST SPORT IN SINGAPORE WILL BE PLAYED
    586 7 NEWEST SPORT IN SINGAPORE WILL BE PLAYED ns be air to lubs hay. as II but be- ■I -'Out in iyat memid a better sense of responsibility in all scootei owners. The carnival's pation is Dr. D. P. Mclntyre, commissioner of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade. Mr. Y. W. Chan,
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    THE WISE OWNER IS SELF RELIANT
    520 7  - THE WISE OWNER IS SELF RELIANT ALEXANDRA LEE i By YEW vistas in life scope to cultivate added interests and greater opportunities for friendship, not to mention time and expense saved, are but some of the advantages of scootering as so many thousands have discovered. The purr of the engine,
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    Unknwon CHANCED TO A SCOOTER
    402 8  - Unknwon CHANCED TO A SCOOTER ALIAS RAHIM by Mr. Eddy Yap, an airline cargo supervisor, bought a car three years ago, he thought he had solved his transport But he was wrong. Mr. Yap found the car a little expensive to maintain, so he disposed of it and bought a
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    No gear change—it's automatic drive
    596 8 No gear change— it's automatic drive WONDERFUL is the word and beautiful is the looks of the 125 cc Pandora scooter with a two-stroke engine, which is capable of doing 45 m.p.h. and 155 miles a gallon on the ratio of 20 parts of petrol and one part of lubricating
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    ITS ALSO FOR HOUSEWIVES
    13 8 ITS ALSO FOR HOUSEWIVES MRS. Tan Ah Wan on her 125 cc Pandora.
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    Lock icon THE SCOOTER NOT BUILT FOR SPEED RACING
    434 8 THE SCOOTER NOT BUILT FOR SPEED RACING QCOOTERING enthusiasm in Singapore has been somewhat marred by the activities of speedcrazy teenagers who ride high-powered noisy scooters and make a nuisance of themselves on the roads. These youths, who are familiarly known as the "suicide squad" among law-abiding scooterists, are a
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    proved the pessimists all wrong about Federation tour
    553 9  - proved the pessimists all wrong about Federation tour C. Chellappah By M u r owner and want to make tin Federation, go ahead and H to those pessimists, who a that it is strenuous, dangeru .rth the trouble. To them, 1 say, nbbishjl' discourage me but I tried it SPLENDID.
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    Massed-start race for scooterists wanted
    374 9  - Massed-start race for scooterists wanted G. SUBHAS By Ulsts in k, Kj ;^l nou k tttfer- v» stat **ii is ?ft race (l -tart fcfaj llf>1 P n L?il h t leu th Si a n ndS f ik Wt# l^ rs are 111^ are membership figures also clearly outweigh
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      190 10 N^^^ W^en you're astride a NATIONAL "SUPER DE LUXE", L PRESENTING yoM wm immediately be impressed by a gratifying I sense of well-being. You'll feel, like all owners that it 1 >v \j THE u<tt yo^ in w^wd- i >- >i X u?/ien you're thrilled to the power and perfor-
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    Love for Japanese 'foster son' sends U.S. couple on Unknwon
    70 11 ACTED AS PARENTS UNDER STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMME W A LEBAK, Thursday. u pk. who acted as "parents" 1 nrM youth two years ago under [students Kxchange Programme Field Service, felt so attached to t V x 1. over to Tokyo
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    ARMY AND NAVY HELP RAF TO STAGE THREE-ACT FARCE
    179 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Army and Navy are helping the RAF Tengah Theatre Club stage a threeact farce called "Madam Louise" which opens at the Cultural Centre at 9 p.m. today and will be repeated tomorrow. Mrs. Jean Russel, publicity agent, told
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    THE DUTCH ARE INTERESTED IN MALAYAN AFFAIRS JOURNALIST
    247 11 THE DUTCH ARE INTERESTED IN MALAYAN AFFAIRS JOURNALIST SINGAPORE. Thurs. A i^ Dutch journalist left here by air after completing his mission to gather facts for a feature and report on the political. tcial and cultural aspects Malaya and Singapore. Mi Wilko Bergmans was sent on this assignment by his
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    'Better to vote for political image than personality'
    258 11 'Better to vote for political image than personality' BUKIT TIM AH, Thursday. VOTERS in democratic countries would do well to vote for a political image instead of for personalities, said Professor R. S. Milne, lecturer in political science at the University of Malaya in Singapore, in a talk on "Politics
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    Ceremony to mark inauguration
    70 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —The 65th Whampoa Reef (Troop) of Whampoa School will hold an investiture ceremony on July 29 at 4.30 p.m. in the school to mark the inauguration of recruits into the troop. Mr. Tan Teck Tin, a teacher and scoutmaster of the troop, said that
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    NEWSPAPERS IN SINGAPORE EFFICIENTLY RUN, HE SAYS
    201 11 NEWSPAPERS IN SINGAPORE EFFICIENTLY RUN, HE SAYS SINGAPORE. Thurs. A superintendent of the offset and printing section of a leading Indian newspaper said yesterday that the layout, printing and production of English and Chinese newspapers in Singapore were of a very high order. Mr. Tom Archer, 55, of The Hindu,
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    M.I.C. meeting
    27 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The Malayan Indian Congress here will hold its annual general meeting on Aug. 4 at 6 p.m. at No. 47, Jalan Ibrahim.
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    Training courses
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— About 2.000 teachers for adult education classes throughout the Federation will undergo training courses during the school holidays, beginning next month.
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    63 11 to*. tc vi -7^ ,URI the a that all are I N to 1 r^-^. 1962 a bigger and more -rand affair. 'We shall make recommendations to the incoming council to consider the idea of spreading the various items for the next Welfare Week throughout the year. 'I! the
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    BRUNEI SCOUTS FOR MALAYAN CHAMPOREE DUE TOMORROW
    110 11 BRUNEI SCOUTS FOR MALAYAN CHAMPOREE DUE TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Sixteen Boy Scouts from Brunei are expected to arrive in Singapore in the s.s. Keningau tomorrow. After a brief stay here, they will join a contingent from Singapore and leave for Kuala Lumpur to attend the Malayan "Champoree" to be held in
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    PLAN TO LET OUT LIBRARY BUILDING
    88 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A move to allow the use of the National Library building by any person or organisation on payment of a fee is being made by the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. It is also proposed that the Minister may in his
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    'OPPOSITION TO POST-MORTEMS POSES DANGER'
    356 11 'OPPOSITION TO POST-MORTEMS POSES DANGER' SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE present slate of many aspects of Chinese medicine today is a direct result of the refusal of the public to allow postmortems because of their reverence for the dead. So says Dr. Gwee Ah Leng. Acting Superintendent of the General Hospital, in
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      241 11 kVti II :1 1 l[»j jf f; 1 m <t] /:1 matters and take a calculated IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... VIRBO !S*J2t*& --jf^ Yot must .earn «»^^ngTou^S PIS CES D "Sif Jffi |f >ou are to get where yo« .want now Sctivity. See ind^nV; yr {USVS |R p. (Sept. 24-Oct
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      110 11 The clamour is now so Rreat that now. and we are all determined to the voice of Ruperts little friend resist him. The rooks won t let can no lonper be heard. The birds him into the elms. Sparrows and seem angrier than ever and soon finches and thrushes won
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    She's had enough or life with mother-in-law
    874 12 She 's had enough or life with mother-in-law Dear Anne, Six years ago I married a widower with three children. My husband promised to find me a home of our own but we are still living with his mother. From the start she made it plain that she resented my
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    Px Doctor says...
    608 12 Px Doctor says Dieting is important in the control of duodenal ulcers Cure: Moderation QI am fifty and have suffered since about the age of twenty-one from a duodenal ulcer and had my last serious attack in 1954. My height is 5 ft. 7!i in. and I now weigh about
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    Social and Club
    133 13  -  ALEXANDRA LEE DFGKGSDKFGSDMFGM (Vliss Charity Queen 7 to star in Hong Kong television \N attractive 21-year-old bank clerk leaves Singapore >oon for a four-day nUv in Hon? Ko-ns: durins whicfa she will appear over radio and television —as the prize for winning the title Miss Charity Queen."
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    The Wilairats will go home with 'fond memories'
    576 13 The Wilairats will go home with 'fond memories' TEACHER YIP AND SECRETARY SHIRLEY MARRY AFTER A SIX-YEAR WAIT Buffet tickets still on sale J HAD the occasion to meet the Thai ConsulGeneral, his wife and four sons who leave the State at the end of the month for "home" with
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    Singer with a flair for recipes
    432 13 Singer with a flair for recipes WHO says singers can't do anything else? Behind that polished exterior and the bright lights may lurk a yet unknown proficiency in some other field. This tip is for you: If you should meet French singer, Theresa Talbert, here on a singing engagement, don't
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      BEST AMATEUR FILMS FOR CINE FESTIVAL
      421 14  - BEST AM A TEUR FILMS FOR CINE FESTIVAL Sunny Giam by AX Amateur Cine Film Festival will be sponsored by the Cine Group of the Singapore Film Society next week. On August 2 and 3 at the Shell Theatre tte, the 1957 Best Amateur Cine Films of the Bristol Cine
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      OPEN EXHIBITION FOR SCHOOL
      142 14 ST. PATRICKS SCHOOL, through their photographic ace Lai Teck Kong, beat 11 other schools to win the Gold Medal in the Ist St. Joseph's Institution Open Exhibition for Singapore schools. His winning entry was 'Rokiah' (above). Teck Kong, son of a photographic dealer in Katong and
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      SUNNY WINS $10 PRIZE FOR HIS REVIEW OF A TOP POP
      261 14 SUNNY WINS $10 PRIZE FOR HIS REVIEW OF A TOP POP np HI S week's Critic A Contest winner is Sunny Gwee, 150-D East Coast Road, Singapore 15. He wins the $10 prize for his entry. Here is his effort: Debbie Reynolds' fans are in for a treat. She is
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      THE MUSIC QUIZ
      57 14 rUJR mystery star last week was popular pianist Russ Conway. The winner of two Philips EP discs is Miss Adele M. Flood, 29 Sea Avenue, Katong,- Singapore. 15. This week we have another famous musical personality. When you have made your guess, send your entry to Free
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      WHO'S THIS?
      248 14 WHO'S THIS? PROM the facts below can you guess who this world-famous man is? The answer will be published in P. 3 tomorrow. The sister of this famous man has said of their father: "Even when we were six or seven years old. Daddy always entered us in public swimming
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      SINATRA'S LATEST IS A WINNER
      259 14  -  JONATHAN RUSSELL By JF you like Sinatra as much as I do, I hen his new disc, The Nearness of You on a Philips 12-inch B ***** L, will be as welcome as the many he has cut in recent years. Frankie keeps aging but
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    FIRMS SUPPORT STUDENTS BIG WALK
    62 15 Thurs. Several Singapore firms are supporttiie Students Bi? Walk, orSaiUacd by ihe Chinese YMCA with their 1961 a Weuta Week. Trophies and replicas, free winks and gifts have been °onated for the boys and pirls ;1 walk from Shenton Way Clementi Road on Sunday Tto*
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    53 15 Vf REE PRESS PICTURE BY 1- lv'-*-***-' '.•.'.".■.VA.-.-.-.v Switch P liv((l r stadium i" ihf Uft Hrr< i" fifS r tmar K.ihtn.ti u nn.r Lff R«'k por,, skippn (nan. 1 nrrr.an KfiVrn jatnim l.oui n >• s": Roberts S 13! HUS- v• SI inlfv i
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    Singapore will send strong 49-man team to the Malayan AAU meet
    487 15  - Singapore will send strong 49-man team to the Malayan AAU meet P. N. SENEVIRATNE By SINGAPORE, Thursday. JHh Singapore Amateur Athletic Association is sending a strong ID-man contingent to the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic 1 mvii championships to be held at Malacca on August 11 and 12 Ernest fcrida,
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    HELP! I'M STUCK
    38 15 K. Ankio, of Finland, looks as though he has jumped so high that he has become caught upon the floodlights. He was taking part in the Amateur Athletic Association. championships at the White City, London.
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    Kim Swee fastest F and N sprinter
    359 15 RIVER VALLEY. Thursday. pHAN KIM SWEE proved himself to be Fraser and Xeave's fastest sprinter when he won the 100 yards. 220 yards and the 120 yards hurdles to become the individual champion at their an- ual athletic meet. ir :t\ rds wen
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    SCHUBERT TO LEAD SCA VS. SCHOOLS
    151 15 SCHUBERT TO LEAD SCA VS. SCHOOLS QINOAPORE, Thurs Former Malayan cricketer, Carl Schubert, will lead the Singapore Cricket Association's team to meet the Combined Schools in a friendly one-day match on the S.R.C. padang on Saturday at 2.00 p.m. The S.C.A. team is a well balanced side, strong in the
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    Hashim leads the S'pore Malays
    66 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A D. Hashim will lead the Singapore Malays In the In-ter-state cricket semi-flnal against Pahang Malays for the Ruler's Shield to be played at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and Sunday. Singapore team will be: Husein Shah, All Yunos, A. R. Omar. All Omar,
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    ILLINGWORTH AND LAWRY LEAD THE WAY
    160 15 ILLINGWORTH AND LAWRY LEAD THE WAY T ON DON. Thurs.— Leading pasi- J lions in the first-class cricket averages in Enclanci this season are: 4 1 11.1 \J 1 X.O. X Aye. Lav.rv 25 4 14i'8 67.04 Surge 20 9 735 tid. Bl ONei'i 20 2 1183 64.72 Cot drey
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    COMB. SCHOOLS TO MEET SCA ON PADANG
    68 15 COMB. SCHOOLS TO MEET SCA ON PADANG SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Combln ed Schools cricket eleven will be meeting a Singapore Cricket Association side at the b.K.o. on Saturday at 2 p.m. The players selected for Saturday's match are: Mohd. Hanif (capt), Hamid, *bdul Rahim. Arun Gartha, Parshan Gartha, A
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    World record
    37 15 STOCKHOLM, Thup.— Murray Haiberg. of New Zealand, broke tSf wW three miles record ast nfcht by clocking 13«1W Jcs The previous wond record iVina was set by Australia s Start TSomS in^/bUn in July 1958.
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    SIR victory
    11 15 PASIR PANJANG. Thuw-Trjj \f^nf *he best basketball S&2S yesieiday.
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    BURLESON DENIES HE 'DUCKED' THE MILE CLASH
    183 15 BURLESON DENIES HE 'DUCKED' THE MILE CLASH t ONDON. Thurs. Dyrol JLi Burleson, America's ace miler, denied he had "ducked" meeting compatriot Jim Beatty in Saturday's mile race at London's White City and added, "anytime Jim wants to race me over that distance, he just needs to step up and
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    JARMAN DAD FOR SECOND TIME WHILE ON TOUR
    79 15 JARMAN DAD FOR SECOND TIME WHILE ON TOUR A DELAIDE, Thurs. AustraA lian wicket-keeper Barry jarman, now touring England, has become a father for the second time while away on a cricket tour. His wife gave birth to a boy the night before last. Their other child, a girl, was
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    100-7 shot wins Stewards Cup
    35 15 GOODWOOD. Thurs.—Skymaster won the six furlongs Stewards' Cup yesterday. Australian jockey, Scobie Breasley steered 100/7 shot Skymaster home first in a photo finish from Deer Leap. Third was Klondyke Bill.
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    SACA rider for Asian meet: 'Free trip' invite by Japan
    284 16  - SACA rider for Asian meet: 'Free trip' invite by Japan KEN JALLEH SINGAPORE'S t o p racing cyclist will compete in the first Asian amateur cycling championships to be held in Japan this September. This assurance was given yesterday by Mr, W. Miller. president oi the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association,
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    BIG RESPONSE TO TANG'S CALL
    147 16 BIG RESPONSE TO TANG'S CALL CfINOAPORE women are eager i^ to improve their table tennis probably take par' in if.icys overseas. Nearly 100 of b m turned up at tn< meeting rueaday evening ai the Peoples Association to disc v ss iv nr ure Mr. Tang Tuck Wan, Singapore Taoh
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    West brings in a rank outsider' for a grand double
    581 16 West brings in a rank outsider' for a grand double SCRUTINEER REVIEWS YESTERDAYS RACES j ¥/^,m PENANG, Thursday. JUIAM George West brought off a sensational double on the second day of the Penang meeting yesterday when he booted home the rank outsider. Rilex, in race seven. Hilex paid $i;* 2
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    TABLE TENNIS IS THEIR GAME
    28 16 S.T.T.A. to dfacmw how to popularise the game amolfe thl n °f° sL""!^': The meetln e w »s «"'«d 'or b.v the I
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    TWO PLAYERS FIGHT AND REFEREE STOPS MATCH
    192 16 TWO PLAYERS FIGHT AND REFEREE STOPS MATCH IjWRRER PARK. Thurs. A fight five minutes beiore full time caused the [Business Houses Junior Group "A" match between Fraser and Neave and Malayan Airways to be abandoned here yesterday. Two players began punching each other, and the crowd refused to leave the
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    PANG BEATS OON FOR EVEREADY SINGLES TITLE
    96 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— -Pang Kum Leong won ihe singles title a" the recem badminton championships of :'nc Eveready Sports Club. Ho beat former Singapore Foong Seong Cup player. Ronnie Onn in straight sets, 15-12 and 15-9 Robert Lim and Thomas Goh won the doubles
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    Army versus SRC on the padang
    65 16 TANGLIN. Thins. Army (Singapore) will meet Singapore Recreation Club in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament at Gillman padang on Sunday at 11.00 a.m. The Army team will be: J. Farmiloe <Capt.*. D. Keech, M. Graham. M. White. B. HadJey, J. Cook. B. Lane.
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    Sea marathon
    26 16 NAPLES. Thurs. Twenty-six top swimmers from 12 nations will eompe:e in the eighth "sea marathon between the Isle of Capri and Naples on Sunday.
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    FIVE HORSES TO KEEP IN MIND FOR THE FUTURE
    136 16 FIVE HORSES TO KEEP IN MIND FOR THE FUTURE KEEP the.se in mind for the future: Wat Gluns He was running on strongly over the last half furlong. Should do much better than today's fourth over a longer trip. thanluckter Another one who was doing good work in trie straight
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    DUKE GETS FIRST GOODWOOD WIN IN 30 YEARS
    167 16 DUKE GETS FIRST GOODWOOD WIN IN 30 YEARS uuuDWOOD (Sussex i Thurs. The Duke of Norfolk saw hi.> colours carried i successfully for the first time in 30 years racing on his local course yesterday. Sovereign Lord, who the D S e owns in Partnership with American Mr. Winston truest,
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    French XV show good form
    64 16 ROTORUA (New Zealand),', Thurs.— Tlic French Rugby Union team showed the best form of their tour of New; Zealand so far in the first i half of their match with the Bay Of Plenty yesterday, which they won 22-9. They scored all their points In
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    PATTERSON WILL FIGHT TOM McNEELEY
    156 16 PATTERSON WILL FIGHT TOM McNEELEY BOSTON, Thurs. Championship Sports Inj corpora ted announced I yesterday that Floyd Patter- son would defend his world heavyweight championship here against Tom McNeeley on October 23. The announcement came immediately after the Massachusetts Boxing Commission had granted th* group a licence to promote the
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    No speed attempt
    37 16 SALT LAKE CITY (Utah), Thurs.— Mickey Thompson. 32 American speed king, said he would not attempt a new world land speed record this year at Bonneville Salt Flats unless condition of the course improved.
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    Great gallop by Cup hope Morning Flight
    298 16  - Great gallop by Cup hope Morning Flight SCRUTINEER By PENANG, Thursday. TRACKWORK lj\\RLY Penang Gold Lup favourite, Morning Flight, showed up impressively in a splendid workout with stablemate Mighty Missel on a yielding track this morning. The pair trotted round once, then gradually chipping on the pace. They disposed of
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    YORKSHIRE GET OFF TO A FLYING START v. SUSSEX
    315 16 YORKSHIRE GET OFF TO A FLYING START v. SUSSEX LONDON, Thurs.— An opening partnership of 169 by Ken Taylor and Brian Bolus gave County cricket championship leaders Yorkshire a fine start against Sussex yesterday. s Taylor hit llj in three hours, clouting a six and 15 fours. There was no
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    A LIFE BAN FOR JUNIOR BOXING CHAMP
    120 16 A LIFE BAN FOR JUNIOR BOXING CHAMP MANILA. Thurs. The Philippine Games and Amusement Board yesterday barred Philippine Junior j lightweight champion Oscar i Reyes from the boxing proi fession for life. The Board also suspended I for one year Philippine featherweight champion Little Cezar with whom Reyes figured in
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