The Singapore Free Press, 7 October 1961

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    21 1 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ..* The SINFGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    NEW TOURIST BOOM
    46 1 flOiH u.o. wiiupsnd more lAIHIKI Sat 1h a n nerican and >r> ur expecttln Far ar as ng to an 1 s, al 1 n be s i 1 ,-j million -2 per 1 trisi t 1 milsi Pa > PS ll Pacific Q-
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    More from Chinese schools join the police
    193 1 More from Chinese schools join the police 3INGAPOR E. S a t An increasing number of Chinese-edu-cated youths are now joining the Singapore Police Force. The Free Press learns. Oi the louu 01 203 recruits who were taKen in be«.^een Jan. 1 last year ana Aug. 1 this year, T
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    RED CHINA HAS THE A-BOMB, SAYS U.S. PAPER
    99 1 RED CHINA HAS THE A-BOMB, SAYS U.S. PAPER CH ICA G O Sat. The Chicago Daily News reported yesterday in a 'despatch [rom Almora, India. 1 that two influential Communist workers said they had secret information that China had perfected an atomic. < bomb. The despatch said the inI formants
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    'USEFUL' IS GROMYKO'S VIEW AFTER TWO-HOUR TALKS WITH KENNEDY
    264 1 'USEFUL' IS GROMYKO'S VIEW AFTER TWO-HOUR TALKS WITH KENNEDY WASHINGTON, Sat.— Tf President Kennedy and Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, conferred for two hours in the White House yesterday on the international situation. After the talks, Mr. Gromyko declared: "I think "the conversation was useful." The American Secretary
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    NO U.S. INTENTION TO DEPRESS PRICE OF TIN
    137 1 11/ Abiui> v i ON cut. PreT? siueiu Kennedy last uignt assured Bolivia,, one oi vie world's major tin producers that the United States OiU 1 not. intend to depress tne price ol tin througn the sale ;oi small lous from its
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    OPERATIONS TOWER HAS MADE-IN-S'PORE CONSOLE
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    'MURDER ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN'
    198 1 iSORi tc noes for F/« ;1 'coders/ More neic, H-be-missed features* Sti ting n: P. o toda% end ntin tin§ next week is the ide sforj 0/ fze roferaa?io?h 1 dope-peddling racket, the tn de that has bt t n t 1 d Ma ~der
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    No agreement
    38 1 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. A spokesman of the United States U.N. delegation last night poured cold water on reports that the U S and the Soviet Union were apparently agreed on a nominee for acting Secretary General.
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    Drought damage
    31 1 JAKARTA. Sat. More than one-fifih of Central Java's 660.000 acres of rice land has been burnt OU t by the four-month drought that Is at present gripping the republic.
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    Homeguard call-up
    20 1 BANGKOK. Sal.— Tuaiianci is calling lIP moie nomemuud •'voiiaueer.s- to prepare for any eventuality from aw Laotian situation.
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    Rebels released
    26 1 JAKARTA. Sat. The Indonesian government has ordered S5 release of all rebels Who surrendered beiore Auk- 17 thi-s year and are afeffl beiny detained.
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    Air traffic control men to move in at 1 p.m. today
    258 1 Air traffic control men to move in at 1 p.m. today PAYA LKISAIJ. Saturday. fjOXTROL oi" air traffic at Singapore's* International Airport ;il Paya Lebar will from I p.m. today be directed from v new modern bowl-shaped control tower in the new Operations Block. Air traffic control officers wiii move
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    HK HOLDS SENIOR POLICE OFFICER FOR DEPORTATION
    99 1 HK HOLDS SENIOR POLICE OFFICER FOR DEPORTATION HOMi KON(i. Sat. A senior Chinese police officer. Assistant Superintendent John Tsang, who returned recently from a course at Cambridge University, had been detained under the Deportation of Aliens Ordinance, ii was announced yesterday. No reason was given. Local Chinese newspapers interpreted the
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    PUPILS FORM TEAM
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    THEY PLAN TO WIN CYCLE RACE
    202 1 OINGAPOFE. Sat. Three O Form Four students of the Monk's Hill Afternoon Secondary School and a friend have for/ ;d a team to participate iij The Free Press cycle race on Nov. 5. They arc: Robert Tan. Khamis bin Nabi. Ronnie Chia and Khamis's
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    Chengai Batu is unbeatable in main sprint at Penang
    316 1 Chengai Batu is unbeatable in main sprint at Penang By SCRUTINEER PENANG, Soturdoy. WITH his must formidable rival, Tanl Micux, out of the way Chengai Batu looks unbeatable in the 3.15 tomorrow, main SJF sprint lor class three horses. He looks even more solid and titter than when I last
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    Meter taxis
    23 1 JAKARTA, 6a; .Meier taxis will be Introduced in Jakarta in lime for the A-i.u; Barnes •'■< re iux A:;.w-:. uBS ueeu Qounced
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    Latest
    62 1 Sal i :.v 111 is tied t>. X lien d 1 'in: .iru"; ft as i :>,>■ d in I:- tl sp itil j AYAM j >n scrs' p i <•• i >: I i M < i 1 iMid bo i: Hong j MK.sl I-*:. I Hoil i:•
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  • Free Press city section: Finance and industry
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      TIN TENDS TO SOFTEN AS OPERATORS AWAIT NEXT I.T.C. MEETING
      223 2 I ON'DON. Sat. Tin prices showed a disposition to soften further during moderately active trading though a certain amount of Continental interest was reported yesterday morning. On the whole, tbere was a U r.dtucy on the part of pi ratora
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      Market indices
      42 2 I undon s a —11 ie Pi nanrial nma ir.jrkei indices lor O"^: 3i idM year. i ee'rc ago. tooa :.c; es:ercavV respectively Tm> ::s 1 40<» 4. 394.1, 391 6. RmMwi :o*> s I^* 6 iM> o. mo. 3
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      Ships in port
      199 2 SHIPS lym< jlongside the Smgaporß wiun .-s tort.iy ata>: Stavac Lir.k 4. Orn in 21 23, Beock SllversIr— m S3 Kil! M. s 23, KaVOMa 6A X i H _'l S2, S m l :av. 4. Bcfjuaai >tw. 5, siar Arctisr I DMMtCnS 1% M Tl ipt
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      Rubber: The slight fall in price is not surprising, says Gazette
      503 2 Rubber: The slight fall in price is not surprising, says Gazette By The Free Press Marker Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHE SLIGHT FALL in the price of rubber is not surprising in view of the overall statistical position, states the Stock Exchange Gazette. (.lose observers of the position in this field
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      STOCK MARKETS MAKE FURTHER HEADWAY: END SATISFACTORY
      209 2 STOCK MARKETS MAKE FURTHER HEADWAY: END SATISFACTORY LONDON, Sat. The stock i markets made further headway yesterday and endj ed the week on a highly satisI factory note in spite of the Chancellor of the Exchequer s warning on Thursday that there is to be no relaxation in the current
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      Ford strike talks
      33 2 DETROIT. Sai. lop-level negotiations between the Ford Motor Company and the United Auto Workers Union continued yesterday as 120.000 union men i carried their strike into its fourth i da'-'.
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      Hong Kong prices
      54 2 HONG KONG. Fri.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation $340 $286 sales sales Wheelock Marden SI 1.40 $11.30 sales sales ffkong phon» $39.75 $38.25 salts .sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $34.75 547.00 sales sales Taikoo Dock $62.50 $58.00 sales sales Jaittine Bfatheson
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      112 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last &ales in the Singapoie Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: FAX. Ords $2.50 (unchanged). Gammon $1.76 (—2 cents), M. Brew Ords $3.20 (unchanged*, M. Cement $2.36 (-M cent). Metal Box $2.13 (4-vj cent), Robinson Ords $1.43 (unchanged), Steamers 82 cents (unchanged), S. Times $3.12
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      Chances of major rubber rally remote, says paper
      196 2 Chances of major rubber rally remote, says paper 1 ONDON, Sat. The Statist, referring to the currently depressed commodity markets, says the chances of a major rally in the near future by the natural rubber market look even more remote than in copper. After sticking around 2/1 per lb. for
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      Significance of Tin Council meet lost
      102 2 LONDON. Sat. The twice postponed meeting of the International Tin Council in London, which was at one time eagerly awaited, has lost much of its significance, says the latest issue of the Economist. With :ue failure of a L>ia to get from Congress before
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    • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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        U.K. Closing Prices
        115 2 LONDON. Oct. B. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RBS c.l.f. European Boris Oet 24 11/16 24 11/16 Nov 24 11/16 24 11/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Bpot 25 1/16 24 15/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement Houst Terms. Nev 25 1/16 24 15/16 Oee 25 3/16 25
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        New York Prices
        65 2 No 1 RSS Oct. landeri price .'.>„ 29j COFFEE: Futures Contract, Dec. .'{2.60 3i>.4.0 Above prices quoted In US cents per in NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Previous Today TIM Straita spot 120.75 120.r.0 RUBBER Futures Rex Centraot, No*. 'J9.. r »o 29.50 Jan 29.U2J 20.031 TONE] Steady.
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        Dow Jones Averages
        29 2 NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Previous Today SO Industrials 705.49 708.25 20 Railroads 150.70 150.74 40 Domestic Bonds 83 70 65 Stocks Composite A *eraX«» 242.18 242.71
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        U.S. Pepper
        38 2 Malabar spot 44J. afloats 44J Oci ■Wpment 44. Lampon* spot* 44--afloat., 44*. Oct. shipment 44. Mum ok white spot 57, afloata 53 Oet shinmeat 51*. Bellers, «.x-Uoik Aixne pri CM QUOiea ,v" v cent, Wi ID.
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        Copra, Coconut Prices
        79 2 LONDON, Oct. 6. Previous Today COPRA Philippines e.i.f. UK North European ports riflivereri weight per long ton Oct $li)i, COPRA Strait* Borneo c.i I UK' North European Ports delivered weiKht per lons ton Oct. Nov t,,'<4 egg* COCONUT OIL crude Strait* c.i.f. European ports in bulk per
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    'Australia has done much as trustee for New Guinea'
    241 2 UNITED NATIONS, Saturday. 'JHIE Nationalist Chinese representative on the General Assembly's Trusteeship Committee has urged "understanding" of Australia's task as administrator of the t rust territory of New Guinea and said she had done "a great deal more" for the inhabitants
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    CZECHS EXPEL AMERICAN EMBASSY MAN
    75 2 CZECHS EXPEL AMERICAN EMBASSY MAN PRAGUE, Sat—Czechoslovakia yesterday ordered out of the country one of two r.S. embassy officials who it said intruded in a prohibited area near Prague two weeks ago. The men were "intercepted" in the same area within '11 hours of each other and both claimed they
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    DEAD MONKEYS:
    45 2 T ONDON, Sat. Nearly a third of a consignment j of 278 monkeys and baboons from Africa were dead when they arrived at London Airport this week the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals stated yesterday. The animals which 1
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    MAN WHO BLINDED P.C. GETS 30 YEARS
    141 2 MAN WHO BLINDED P.C. GETS 30 YEARS QAE R N ARVON. I North Wales i, Sat.— A 48-year. old Yorkshireman was yesterday sent to Broadmoor I Criminal Mental Institution for a minimum period of 30 years for the attempted murder of three policemen. In one incident the man, Arthur Boynton.
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    860,000 stud ram
    33 2 PERTH. Sal A new world and Australian record price I $60.000 was believed to have i been paid yesterday for a stud ram :at the CLaremont show grounds, near Perth.
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    RSPCA PROBE
    45 2 the society said were huddled three and four together in 11 -inch wide compartments in boxes measuring 3 ft. 11 inches high had suffocated. Mr. John Hall, the Society's Chief Secretary, ha*, ordered a lull investigation. It will then consider action if necessary.
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    Britain may recognise Syria' Nasser won't oppose move
    225 2 Britain may recognise Syria' Nasser won't oppose move LONDON, Sat.— Britain may recognise the breakaway Syrian government in a week or 10 days, usually reliable sources said here last night. There is no disposition in London to hurry taking a decision, though Thursday speech in Cairo by President Gamal Abdel
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    U.S. missile brings down U.S. jet during exercise
    83 2 U.S. missile brings down U.S. jet during exercise LUASHINGI M plant wa i I a Sidev Liider during a I !xerci» i I >> Departi 1 rhn .«'d In th I occurred a I the coast oM I l. a Apri] killed v i d< .V' I I er. Five
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    U.S. TAKING NEW MEASURES TO HELP S. VIETNAM
    145 2 U.S. TAKING NEW MEASURES TO HELP S. VIETNAM WASHINGTON. Bat. The State Department said yesterday it was hopeful that measures being tatter) to strengthen the defences of South Vietnam against Communist attacks w mid prove effective. The Department spok< Mr. Joseph Reap, was replying to Questions at Press conference about
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      108 2 %mm ffihere the :;:»r*ij::i»;:::;i::|::|j::::f:: Rp9 111 On the beaches, at the parti* ~~T7T Philips All Transistor Portable Bad i< 1 m In la^ihionable charcoal or gaj /C~\ Wide reception on three «rav< bands f Built-in telescope aeriai Leather c .shoulder strap lor easy carrying v. v JT on 4 I
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    S'PORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S RETURN' CONCERT
    38 3 S'PORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA'S RETURN' CONCERT m I I I I ucasian sketches by Ip- v-Ivanov. I gs are pen at Robins Hi's ..iid the Cold Storai .i the c< ncert is resented by the Singapore Musical Society. -A.B.A.
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    500 will 'defend' S'pore today against dusk to dawn 'raids'
    211 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. jyjORE than 500 locally-trained soldiers and volunteers will fan out in armoured vehicles from the Singapore Military Forces headquarters in Beach Road this afternoon to take up "defensive" position along the State's southern and eastern coasts. And from
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    SINGAPORE DAIRY
    390 3 SINGAPORE DAIRY GHGHGH SINGAPORE, Saturday. JT IS always difficult to contain enthusiasm I met Aileen Leong, head of the tour department of a travel agency here, who has just relumed from Swissair's inaugural Convair flight from Tokyo to Zurich. Aileen was away for 10 days a rush of sightseeing and
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    Tourism: Prospects in S-E Asia bright, says Sultan
    256 3 Tourism: Prospects in S-E Asia bright, says Sultan SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE prospecl of tourism in South-East Asra is very bright because of the natural attraction of Ihe countries of the area, especially in Indonesia. This was stated by Sri Sul- tan Hmaengku Bouwono IX, Sultan of Jogjakarta. who parsed through
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    Weekend water rationing
    83 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. There i be no water today in nes O:.e and Seven irum 2 p m t 8 P N -wati r areas tomorrow .ire: Zones Two and Three from 8 am to 2 p.m.: and ne Five and Seven from 2 j a to o
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    HAWKER'S FIFTH CONVICTION GETS HIM SIX MONTHS' JAIL
    78 3 HAWKER'S FIFTH CONVICTION GETS HIM SIX MONTHS' JAIL SINGAPORE. Sat. A hawker. Lim Herr. who had tour previous convictions, was jailed for six months yesterday for fraudulent possession. Lim. tound with a jack, two pliers, one screwdriver, five spanners and a torchlight, all wrapped in a piece ot white cloth,
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    Welcome to Singapore
    112 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. M. Ishita, a Tokyo business man, arrived from Bangkok for a three-day stay. He stays at the Cockpit Hotel. Mr. D. Gunzburg. a company director from Paris, flew in yesterday for a week's stay. He stays at the Goodwood Hotel. Mr. A. F. Collect, a company
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    Team plans to win St. John first aid trophy for sth. time
    177 3 Team plans to win St. John first aid trophy for sth. time SINGAPORE. Sat. The Haridas Corps will make an all-out bid to capture the team championship for the fifth successive year, at the St. John Ambulance Brigade annual first aid competition, which will be held at the Happy World
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    ORDER: 'PAY $70 A MONTH TO WIFE, CHILDREN'
    75 3 ORDER: 'PAY $70 A MONTH TO WIFE, CHILDREN' SINGAPORE. Sat. Liong King Swan, of Purvis Street, was ordered by. a court here yesterday to pay $70 monthly as maintenance for his estranged wife. Teo Foo Sic. and their two children. The order was based on terms which the parties had
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      236 3 The biggest SALE in Singapore ENDS TODAY SHIRT prices SLASHED from 6.90 to 4.50 Sea Master non-iron poplin from $16.90 to 6.00 Manhattan 'Alvin Pima' and 'Vericool' from $25.00 to $20.00 Van Heusen Sea Island from $12.50 to $11.25 The famous Sea Master Fresher DOORS aOSE AT 6.30 P.M. GIVE-AWAY
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      452 3 CINEMAS JEWISH WELFARE BOARD CAPITOL: David and MENORAH CLUB: ReGoliath midnight. joicing in the Law" dance at CATHAY: Payroll midnight. Sea View Hotel 8.30 p.m. ODEON: The Singer Not STUDENTS CHRISTIAN the Song— midniKht. CENTRE: "UniverMiy SunREX: The Werewolf— mid- day at Slrails chme.se Presbynight, terian Church, 77 Prinsep ALHAMBRA:
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    MORE GO ON CONDUCTED TOURS NOW, SAY TRAVEL MEN'
    246 4 MORE GO ON CONDUCTED TOURS NOW, SAY TRAVEL MEN SINGAPORE, Saturday. rjONDUCTED tours to the Federation, Hong Kong and Japan are becoming increasingly popular, according to local travel agencies who organised them. They said more and more middle-class people in Singapore as well as those from the Federation were taking
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    TEACHERS TO GET U.K. GRANTS FOR ENGLISH STUDIES
    171 4 TEACHERS TO GET U.K. GRANTS FOR ENGLISH STUDIES SINGAPORE, S a t.— The British Council is offering a number of scholarships to Singapore teachers to study the teaching of English in Britain. The scholarships will be tenable for 10 months, and all travel expenses and tuition fees will be met
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    SHE WILL STUDY PRIMARY EDUCATION HERE
    91 4 SHE WILL STUDY PRIMARY EDUCATION HERE SINGAPORE, Sat. Miss Jan Ingersoll (above), an Australian primary school teacher, has been awarded a Rotary International scholarship to study primary school teachin? methods in Malaya for 12 months. Miss Ingcrsoll will spend part of her stay in Singapore, as well as in other
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    New youth club
    41 4 KAJANG, Sat. A youth club is to be formed here shortly. Kajang had a youth club formed more than ten years ago but its registration was cancelled in May this year because it failed to submit yearly returns.
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    STAMPS OF THE WORLD ON MAP
    133 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 10--foot square world map on which stamps of every country are pasted was a feature of the stamp exhibition held by Royal Army Ordnance Corps Philatelic Club at the Social Centre at 3 8.0.D. Singapore. The map was made by Sgt.
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    Two Qantas workers from Sydney fly in to see Singapore
    139 4 Two Qantas workers from Sydney fly in to see Singapore PAYA LEBAR. Sat. Two members of the staff of Qantas Empire Airways in Sydney have chosen Singapore for their annual holiday after hearing so much about it. They are: Mrs. Doreen Kinna, a sec-retary-receptionist, and Miss Roslyn Thomas, a comptometrist,
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    Foundation day: Week-long celebration
    121 4 Foundation day: Week-long celebration SINGAPORE, Sat. The Students" Union of the University of Malaya in Singapore and the University ol" Malaya Society have jointly arranged a weeklong programme to celebrate the university's 12th. Foundation Day. The celebrations will .start next Monday with a mammoth rally at the Btikit Timah campus.
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    Supervisor again
    25 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Dr. <MLss> Soo Kirn Lan has been re-elected honorary medical supervisor of the Chinese Maternity Hospital, for tht^ 29th time.
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    Adult Board plans film unit to make visual aids
    248 4 Adult Board plans film unit to make visual aids SINGAPORE, Saturday. I'HK Adult Education Board is planning lo establish a film library and film-strip production unit for the promotion of visualeducation in the State. This was revealed yesterday by Mr. Eddy Chan Hean Chiang 30. an audiovisual aids specialist of
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    54 4 ■xnvr'f? tfu i t are in the house.— Matthew v 15 D busTe! lHm e to thinklng about thecind.e and where we live, the place where we work pla< or ca dle an d lfcht see Psalm xviii.2B: Proverbs xx For bj .xUnSuh^ 51 0 Ulan bUShCI Bul
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    TYPEWRITER IN CHINESE CLUB SEEN SCHOLARSHI DONORS
    117 4 TYPEWRITER IN CHINESE CLUB SEEN SCHOLARSHI DONORS K ALLANC Federati Clubs in K. pealinp ists and firms to ships to i ed youth Chinese tj The federa introduced a I nese typewrit first of its ki: Mr. Soon X secretary, several app Chinese jroul course, but could not .1 fees.
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    THREE FOR WOR COUNCIL Of CHURCHES MEE IN DELHI
    96 4 THREE FOR WOR COUNCIL Of CHURCHES MEE IN DELHI SINGAPOR' membei I ChrLstian Coir... selected d< Third Getu i the World ches in Hem l>• LI 1 in Asia. They am Dr vice-pre.side: r of t Christian Coun Roland Koh 1 Malayan Christi and Rev s. assistant pru st ol
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    DOPE INTERNATIONAL
    1070 5  -  INSP. PAUL DUMARD By PART I Confessions of a small fry put 12-nation police on trail of biggest post-war narcotics gang F vN ois(,er. ested urn and l> v r e ciri opposition uom tiic promptly lumped nd vanished. mi had been picked a 1 his N< York
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      203 5 RIP KXRBY by John Prentice Fred Diekenson A-Mm MIM lJM^i MANDRAKE by *-*c F a k and Phii Davis r— /'vV= TRAILED YOUR THAT WAS THE II MY 6OVERM^IU4I I^ Wf m 7 t LfWf?f*s£Wj X f DAUGHTER KiOBTH--A!si? 1 I RECEIVED, SiMCE PREPARED TO PAY ANY Mtf /^*^v\. V
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    DEATH
    73 6 JH H urtis 'minimum KM LOKE LOOI CNIEW. <r.c bur Lin \ok. ('nino !';<-.>»-<l away in <!m r;irlv hours of ttf 1 !'••>! Leaving Ct-hind Son.- < i 'i 1«: IN on-. T;u V.'.ifi. I mat Di ii' Lob*, i>a..^nn Moo! a- ''hi' Mviii, s«i!».- in- itUCMCY :n-l:t.v vV
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      Patients too must help fight T.B.
      337 6 RESPITE all the ef- forts made so far by the Government and other bodies to eradicate tuberculosis once and for all. it is still rife in Singapore. It continues to be the cause for much concern among health. educational and social welfare authorities. Providing
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      'ILLEGAL' TRAFFIC SIGNS PUZZLE READER
      140 6 'ILLEGAL' TRAFFIC SIGNS PUZZLE READER This is your pase: Write in if you have grouses or views to. air There is a $10 prize for the best letter of the week. I HAVE been observing with interest the No Parking signs which are a common feature of the Singapore .street
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      A 'nasty bump' after road repairs
      79 6 A 'nasty bump' after road repairs A TEW months ago. a section of Alexandra Road, by the side of the Thye Hong Biscuit Facory, was dug up for subsoil work to be done. When the work was completed, tiie pit was tilled up and the road remetalled. But there is
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      Need to step up birth control drive
      98 6 Need to step up birth control drive rpilE article by Mr. Eugene 1 Black. President of the World Bank (Free Press. Thursday) should open the eyes of the opponents oi family planning. These people, who think that the worlds resources are adequate or will keep on growing adequately to support
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      The Kiss of Life
      267 6 FIRST AID EXPERTS URGED TO REVISE VIEW ON MOUTH-TO- MOUTH SYSTEM J AM surprised t hut the "Kiss of Life" mouth-tomouth method of artificial respiration is not considered by Singapore first aid experts as suitable for use here. The mouth to mouth system has now been
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      'SHUT OFFPUBLIC TAPS' CALL IS WRONG
      85 6 'SHUT OFFPUBLIC TAPS' CALL IS WRONG YfR. G. K. Sumy's suggestion (Free Press, Sept. 23) that public stand-pipes be closed down in order to save water is wrone. in my opinion. The Government has built the stand-pipes for the benefit of people who do not have their own taps. If
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      'FANS SHOULD BE MORE SPORTING: NO EXCUSE NEEDED'
      135 6 j SEE it reported that some Singapore football fans have blamed the referee for "robbing" Singapore of a goal that would have put them in the final of the Malaya Cup. It is alleged that short time was played in la>t Sunday's
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      'HAVE ONE MORE POLICEMAN AT CIRCUS'
      96 6 'HAVE ONE MORE POLICEMAN AT CIRCUS' JF the police are satislied with the rush hour traffic control arrangements at Orchard Circus, outside Government House. I am sure many motorists think otherwise. It is very difficult for motorists going towards the city from the Tanglin area to get round the circus
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      Needed: Constant reminders
      66 6 Needed: Constant reminders QINCE a drought has hit >5 Singapore confronting us with the problem of water shortage and necessary rationing of water, it is our duty to .see that water is not wasted. Our people should be constantly reminded to save water and not to waste it. They must
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      'Thank you Mr. Koh'
      143 6 \|AY I. through your ill paper, extend the gratitude of the residents of Kampong Paya Lebar to Mr. Koh Lian Wan, Deputy Superintendent of the Traffic Police. for having acceded to our appeal for a zebra crossing opposite the village mosque. The appeal was pub- iished
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      Dear Sir...
      31 6 Couldn't the diversional therapy units at our hospitals get approved shopkeepers to be their agents to sell toys and ether articles produced by hospital patients? S. IBRAHIM. Singapore 17.
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      WATER WASTERS...
      89 6 MANY people seem to have missed the point of water rationing. They use all the water they want on non-ration-ing days. And, on rationing days, they hoard all the water they can before their taps go dry. often collecting much more than they ncd. and throwing away the
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    Life" is like that
    107 6 Life" is like that A gentle old >. called H That she fainted a* At a friend day. When sn, canary matu i pnosPtciiC, Bu I. "Doeeat tins o n sometimes overflow 5 valley? Kealtor: -'Well. s r say its not oih t sickly cn-t-ks Hut's |£j conlined U> its
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    LAUGH ... WITH BEACHCOMBER
    96 6 LAUGH WITH BEACHCOMBER 4 CORRESPONDENT fc J\ plores tn< oba Dr. Strabismus v. j Preserve) ol i;., niuoii rock* Us, and that he lis< d to inv< iHI things for pt-ople. H< stUJ do- Among hi- n < ent I ttons are a hat v;:;. which is put on Uki
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      167 6 111 I I i I BCD I CLUES ACROSS 2 Got together (8). gM to trad 9 Deposited as ca n a <4> t4i 10 Not really the opposite of "in- ,2 Reiri^i?,? 61 0^ iIK law" (6).. \i s^f. et bein 8 aWt cruel? (2\ 11 Glassy-faced weather prophet!
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    HE IS HERE TO STUDY PROSPECTS FOR PLASTICS FACTORY
    74 7 HE IS HERE TO STUDY PROSPECTS FOR PLASTICS FACTORY IPDRE Silt. v\\':* Said S. Moss. a London c: t ly re to inquire r:: possibility of jSSiW a plastics fac- Singapore. v,:.th visit to r ,w the 10 years yggCj rrad€ progress t bUsh a plastics ■■I conditions Good m3frK©t
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    Display of modern teaching aids
    28 7 UB Sal An m '.it 1 lea:v primary b 1 1 here tot t irj School at rimarj sehc Is icatl Au- participate
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    U.S. social workers to probe local welfare set-up: They'll plan exchange scheme
    363 7 U.S. social workers to probe local welfare set-up: They'll plan exchange scheme SINGAPORE, Sat. TWO American social workers have arrived in Singapore to study welfare work in the State and look into the possibilities of working out an exchange and scholarship scheme between the two countries. Mrs. Emily White, an
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    S'PORE — 'BEYOND EXPECTATIONS'
    254 7 S'PORE 'BEYOND EXPECTATIONS' SINGAPORE. Sat. The first two Colombo Plan trainees from Ceylon to study here at the Polytechnic have found Singapore "beyond expectation^'. They are Mr. K. L. I). Gunaratne and Mr. A. L. Weerasinghe. who arrived here last week. They will be joined by another Ceylonese. Colombo Plan
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    THEY WANT WAR DEPT. TO PROVIDE FREE TRANSPORT
    127 7 THEY WANT WAR DEPT. TO PROVIDE FREE TRANSPORT SINGAPORE. Sat. The, Army Civil Service Union has demanded that provision of transport to and from the place of work for War Department employees should be recognised as part of their conditions of service, and i supplied to all employees; without discrimination.
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    MADAM FANG'S MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY
    85 7 MADAM FANG'S MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY rjEYLANG, Sat.— A memorial service will be held in honour of the late Madam Fang Chooi Geok at the Geylang Methodist Church at 7.30 pm today. Madam Fang. fourth daughter of Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Fang of the Geylang Methodist Church, died in a
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    Bombing exercises
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Tte Master Attendant's Oince has warned all ships that bombing and firing practices will take place this month in the China Sea south range.
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    Buildings in S'pore have 'dramatic' designs
    105 7 Buildings in S'pore have 'dramatic' designs SINGAPORE, S a t.— A British housing development firm director, now travelling round the world to study architectural designs in different countries, said Singapore's buildings had "dramatic designs." He is Mr. Wilford Rowan, who runs his own business in London. Ho said that most
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    The technique of answering the telephone...
    158 7 The technique of answering the telephone... SINGAPORE, Sat. Even answering telephone calls needs technique and this could be achieved In modern business training given by the management, according to Mr. A. P. Chin, an oil company training consultantMr. Chin was speaking on "The Training Consultant in Modern Business" at the
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    OIL FIRM'S 3 LOCAL MEN GIVEN TOP POSTS
    134 7 OIL FIRM'S 3 LOCAL MEN GIVEN TOP POSTS aiNGAPORE, Sat- With the appointment of three local officers to top posts, the staff of the newlyorganised Singapore office of StandardVacuum Oil Company is now fully Malayanised. The officers are Mr. Liauw Khoon Liang. Singapore manager; Mr. Ang Ah Yew. manager for
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    NOW HE WILL TRAIN OTHERS FOR DUKE'S GOLD BADGE
    14 7 STEPHEN TALUS... I'LL TRAIN OTHERS
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    Visiting U.S. lawyer puts forward a plan for peace
    281 7 Visiting U.S. lawyer puts forward a plan for peace SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^S American lawyer, Dr. John Satterfield, of Mississippi, has proposed lour ways to preserve world peace through law. They are: 0 To use iegal means to settle international disputes; i To bring about world opinion so strong as to
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    LIFE BOYS TEAM TO HOLD ANNUAL DISPLAY
    118 7 LIFE BOYS TEAM TO HOLD ANNUAL DISPLAY SINGAPORE. Sat.— Mr. L. F. Strange, equipment secretary of the Singapore Boys' Brigade, will review the third annual inspection and display of the Second Life Boys' Team today at 7.30 p.m. at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church in Kampong Kapor Road. Mr. Tan
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    Teachers to build headquarters
    36 7 Teachers to build headquarters KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The National School Teachers Association plans to build a 12-storey headquarters in Kuala Lumpur. The headquarters, estimated to cost $1.6 million is expected to be built early next year.
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    Steve, 17, wins top award for leadership
    228 7 Steve, 17, wins top award for leadership PA SI R PANJANG, Sat. Stephen Tallls, 17, received the Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Badge from Lord Selkirk. British High Commissioner in Singapore, at a presentation ceremony held at Alexandra Secondary Modern School in Gillman Barracks. Stephen, a prefect and swimmer of Alexandra
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    Concert by youth
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Sat, A concert and film show will be held by the Paya Lebar Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Shaw Auditorium, Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School, at 7.30 tonight.
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      473 7 miiTuniv I 9IQPM (Feb. 20-Mar. 20): AN social or businesslike- Combine IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY. j IM p O RTAXT day for interests you and good fortune dogging pAyncD (June 22-July 23>: YOl' are ambitious and win your f^^ps. mO n the win. UMnutn THERE are inducedo anything to achieve
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    GLOXINIAS NEED ONLY FOUR HOURS' SUNLIGHT
    1127 8 GLOXINIAS NEED ONLY FOUR HOURS' SUNLIGHT THESE LOVELY PLANTS ARE EASY TO CULTIVATE— IF THEY GET RIGHT ATTENTION QLOXINIAS, named in honour of B. P. Gloxin a botanical writer of 1785 belong to the family Gesneriaceae, a genus of six species of erect South American perennial herbs. Gloxinias are very
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    A QUIZ FOR WIVES...
    231 8 A QUIZ FOR WIVES ...AND YOUR HUSBANDS WILL BE ABLE TO CONFIRM THE ANSWERS LOOK out, you ladies who say, "I know my husband like a book!" Husbands, like books, also have revisions, and hidden meanings that may escape their wives in the process of living. Take this quiz, but
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    First of a series of Saturday quizzes
    100 8 SCORE: After you havo gone over your answers with your husband give yourself one point for each correct answer. (And we'll wager you learned some things you didn't knowwhile you discussed these points. > O to 3 correct answersYou should have a lot
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      89 8 TfflS CHANGING WORLD... My Word, Malaya has changed a 10t... NOT ONLY MALAYA -THE WHOLE WORLD. AND THINGS ARE STILL MOVING AT A TERRIFIC PACE... Yes, that's what makes it so important these days to have a paper that keeps you in touch, that not only reports events but interprets
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      329 8 46, Meyer Rood, Singoporc. For Your Dancing Pleasure Our Charming Hostess will entertain f* j you with Melodious f Songs. GLADYS LOW ?W The Ambassador's fabulous Nightingale sings nightly for you. HOLIDAYS SATURDAYS #f Extension 1 A. M. MISS GLADYS LOW When you are in Singapore Stay nt tiiis fabulously
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    Challenge FOR BRITAIN'S DESIGNERS
    494 9  - Challenge FOR BRITAIN'S DESIGNERS Jill Bateman reports from London Sophia Loren ...A PROUD ITALIAN STATEMENT ON FASHION, CLOTHES I£ I do not mean to sound super-patriotic, but I have been very proud of the styles, fabrics and new ideas that come from post-war Italy. Italian designers have a simple way
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    NOW IT'S A FAST (100 MPH!) BABY CAR
    652 9  -  CHAN CHIN BOCK MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS BY n£W COOPER-BMC PROJECT WILL MEAN RACING MACHINES FOR ALL— ON THE CHEAP SINGAPORE'S hundreds of Mini-Minor and Austin-Seven enthuswOl be ulad to know that John Cooper of The Cooper Car 1 Britain's out-and-out racing-car makers,
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    Padang rugby clash will be the highlight of this weekend's sport in Singapore
    840 10  - Padang rugby clash will be the highlight of this weekend's sport in Singapore B. NORMAN by Singapore, Saturday ROYAL Air Force Singapore may be the first team this season to scalp the Singapore Cricket Club XV when they meet in their rugby match on the padang this evening, kick off
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    advanded WATER SKUNG
    138 10 WATER SKI JUMPING Ski jumping is easily the most spectacular of all water skiing. Jumps of over 100 feet are fairly common while the current world record is a breath-taking 150 feet. Once you are confident on skis and want to try jumping, get your tow boat
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    SEVEN RECORDS
    515 10 KATONG, Sat.— With 49 points, Fry House of Crescent Girls' School emerged the 1961's champion house at the fourth annual combined swimming carnival of the Pasir Panjang Secondary and Crescent Girls' School held at the Chinese Swimming Ciub. Ng Ting Hock of Seraya House broke two of the
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    Vienna world meet: Worst day of my life, says Kono
    305 10 Vienna world meet: Worst day of my life, says Kono VIENNA, Saturday. THE 1961 world weight lifting championships will go into history as the most unfortunate tournament for the world's greatest lifter of all times Tommy Kono of the United States. Kono, who has collected a total of 26 world
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    Wilkinson for Japan race
    53 10 TOKYO, Sat. This year's Windsor marathon winner Peter Wilkinson of Britain will participate in the fifteenth Asahl International marathon to be held in December in Fukuoka City, Kyushu, Japan, the Japan Track and field Association announced. Eino Oksanen, Finland's marathon runner has already accepted the invitation
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    EX-STAR AHMED TO MANAGE INDIAN TEST XI
    85 10 EX-STAR AHMED TO MANAGE INDIAN TEST XI MADRAS, Sat. Chulam Ahmed the former Test off-spin bowler was appointed manager of the Indian cricket team to tour West Indies early next year. The appointment was made at the annual meeting of the Indian Board of Control which also approved the itinerary
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    TOP CYCLIST RAFF WILL BE THERE
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    THIRTEEN RIDERS T TAKE PART IN TRAI
    361 10  - THIRTEEN RIDERS T TAKE PART IN TRAI JOE EZEKIEL By PASIR PANJANG, Saturday THIRTEEN cyclists from the Sin^ Amateur Cycling Association who q selected four months ago, will compete U most gruelling meet of the year the I kilometres (118 miles) massed-start race the Gap circuit tomorrow at 7 a.m.
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    Patterson wi defend title
    29 10 TORONTO. Sat heavyweight boxmg r.4 Floyd Patterson ol t; Rj States will defend I against Tom MeN I Boston in Toront< i 0 ber 4.
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    1368 11 FOR TOMORROW I -2 15: a. 3. DIV. 3-5 i FURS. A™ tl tag (Mdm C. K. Lee) n > Rl>» Rodger 9° < 8> Moxham > j' iHuki Konssi) Martm. 9.0 (5) Ismail .»\<.*TK St <L«O SU Teh. 9.0 (2) P. K. Leong H i»
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    Over $5,000 for Orient Year fund from the SABF tourney
    292 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. MR. Goh Chye Hin, president of the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation, disclosed yesterday that $5,008.80 will be handed to the Ministry of Culture by his association for the Orient Year Committee Fund. The sum represents the net profit
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    'SEVENS' RUGBY FOR THE SCHOOLS
    115 11 'SEVENS' RUGBY FOR THE SCHOOLS Sat. The Comw billed Schools City District seven-a-side rugby tournament will be played tomorrow on the Raffles Institution ground starting at 4.00 p.m. The draw is: Juniors (Under 15 years of age>: 4.00 p.m. Monks Hill vs St. i Joseph's Institution; 5.00 p.m. Winners vs
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    VARSITY STAFF BEAT MALAYS IN KLINEY CUP TENNIS
    134 11 VARSITY STAFF BEAT MALAYS IN KLINEY CUP TENNIS SINGAPORE, Sat. University of Malaya Staff beat Malay Sports Association 4-2 in the senior section of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's tournament for the Kliney Cup played at the M.S.A.'s courts at Telok Kurau yesterday. The only match the Varsity lost was
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    Tinggi Harapan set for hattrick
    172 12 1 THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES NUT MIL JLSS "■SP 1 SO.UT.NEE. T. W *5$E. EPSOM JEEP CAttBOY I >O.HTE« IMY **EE MA YU-tOOKG ra~ *k^ ie*~~ *fsT~ -sag" ias" tbf- •■«gg jg-l-=t- jg£- fer jet: is-^_ isir ,i#^^ s- ib- fej_ r- 'rs^"
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    Chengai Batu will not miss on an easy course
    341 12 Chengai Batu will not miss on an easy course SCRUTINEER, reporting ttwt from the course j PHENGAJ BATU is up against a pretty smart class 3 division one field over six furlongs tomorrow but I am confident this improving four-year-old will be more than a match for the best of
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    Magnifico shows peak form in recent trackwork
    1160 12 Magnifico shows peak form in recent trackwork RACE ONE MAGNIFICO has made wonderful progress and has probably hit his peak form. Against a very moderate class three division three field, I do not intend looking beyond him for the winner. The five year old by Good Brandy gave two promising
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    3 WEST INDIAN STARS TO BOOST AUSSIE CRICKET
    105 12 3 WEST INDIAN STARS TO BOOST AUSSIE CRICKET ADELAIDE, Sat. The A three West Indian stars, Wesley Hall, Rohan Kanhai and Oarfield Sobers would give Australian cricket a filip this season, Sir Donald Bradman said in Adelaide. Sir Donald, who is chairman of the Australian Board of Cricket Control, predicated
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    SHANGRILA II CAN BEAT RIVALS IN LAST RACE
    180 12 RACE EIGHT SHANGRILA II should have the beaung ol his rivals in the last race, the 7f for Class 5 Division Two horses. He was putting in .solid work in both his racet when fourtn to M:uchesa c\er S^f. and again foiuth
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    S.C.C. SCORE OFF PENALTY BULLY TO FORCE A DRAW
    167 12 S.C.C. SCORE OFF PENALTY BULLY TO FORCE A DRAW SINGAPORE. Sat A penalty bully awarded In me last minutes of play enabled Singapore Cricket Club to force a draw with Indian Association 1-1 in the Singapore Hockey Association Div. I league played on the padang here yesterday. It was a
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    Campbell's bid
    40 12 ADELAIDE, Sal.— Tyie tests are now being conoucieci on the bhndiig white flats of Australia's greatest lake— Lake Eyre in South Australia in preparation for a world land speed record bid by the British racing motorist Donald Campbell.
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    Reading win 3-2
    30 12 LONDON. Sat— Results of the two English league football matches played last night were: Division Three: Coventry City 2 Torquay United 2, Reading 3 Halifax Town 2
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    23 12 LONDON, Sat. Oxford University beat Redruth by 21 points to nine In the only British rugby union match played yesterday.
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