The Singapore Free Press, 14 October 1961

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    18 1 y TWnmi nticaritw m ma int. The SINGAPORE Free Press No .*****. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1961 15 CENTS
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    BUILDING PLAN HITCH
    125 1 Houses that did not burn set problem rtWAPORE, Sat li, fen plank .Hi hrii k houses 1- did not l)urn ::11 Rukil Ho Swcc r ni hirh :.j families their homes, are problem to |h iloii-iiu and l)e---..•'..pmi-ni Board. B< has v i |il! ltd boill i
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    Dr. Tan is new registrar at Poly
    252 1 Dr. Tan is new registrar at Poly HE COMti TO POST WITH A WIDE ACADEMIC AS WELL AS ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE SINGAPORE, Sat- Indonesian-born Dr. Tan Tjin Kee has assumed the post of Registrar of the Singapore Polytechnic. Dr. Tan is highly conscious of the increasingly important role the Polytechnic has
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    Tinggi Harapan will take some beating on soft track
    322 1  - Tinggi Harapan will take some beating on soft track SCRUTINEER Card, comments and all the latest track news: P. 1, 11, 12 By PENANG, Soturdoy. STABLE'S Tinggi Uarapan was given ns one of the bets in tomorrow's card. He is certain to come in for solid support and go to
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    BERLIN SHOOTING: PROTEST BY AMERICA
    92 1 BERLIN SHOOTING: PROTEST BY AMERICA BERLIN, Sat. The US. last night protested strongly to the Soviet Commandant in Berlin against the "reckless and illegal conduct" of East German Police who had sent a hail of bullets over the heads of a lorryload of escapers into West Berlin earlier yesterday. The
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    Tried to bar Nehru
    43 1 ALLAHABAD (North India), Sat. Police arrested a youth who broke through police ranks, rushed forward and lay down in the road in front of a car carrying Mr. Nehru, Indian Prime Minister, from the airport to this city yesterday.
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    Water-cut areas
    26 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water rationing areas this morning to 2 p.m. are Zones 4 and 6 and not 1 and 3 as had been reported.
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    15-year-old Julito told no-one he's in cycle race
    245 1 1 5-year-old Julito told no-one he's in cycle race SINGAPORE, S a t.— The mother of 15--year-old Julito Molina was surprised when told that her son had entered for The Free Press cycle race on Nov. 5. When Julito. a cycling enthusiast, sent in his entry, he told no-one. Junto's
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    'Grave injustice'
    40 1 TOKYO. Sat. The Burmese Prime Minister. U TTu, said in Peking yesterday that it was a "grave injustice to the Chinese people" that Communist China was excluded from the United Nations, the New China News agency reported today.
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    Taxi pin-ups
    37 1 TOKYO. Sat.—Taxi drivers in Fukuoka City now drive around with photographs of their wives or sweethearts pinned to the sunshades of their cars, which officials and police think is a psychological move to reduce accidents.
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    Colour bar illegal
    34 1 SALISBURY, Sat.—Two judges of the Southern Rnodesia High Court yesterday ruled that Salisbury City Council has no right to exclude non-whites from the council swimming baths hitherto reserved for Europeans only.
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    Blockade beaten
    29 1 Blockade beaten JERUSALEM, Sat. Two baby elephants .shipped from Singapore for Israeli zoos beat the Arab Suez Canai blockade successfully —but one of me animals died later.
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    I BANNED THE BIRCH AND STILL MAINTAINED DISCIPLINE-by Abisheganaden
    332 1 I BANNED THE BIRCH AND STILL MAINTAINED DISCIPLINE-by Abisheganaden SINGAPORE, Sat. The principal of the I Teachers' Training Col- i lege, Mr. Paul Abishega- j naden, has revealed I that as principal of l Victoria School, he had] banned corporal punishment "and even public flogging," which he said was common
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    Katanga warning
    32 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Sat. The Central Congolese Government will not feei bound by the ceasefire agreement being negotiated by the United Nations and Ka-! tanga in Eiisabethviile, it was announced here yesterday.
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    Taylor for Saigon
    30 1 WASHINGTON, Sat- High civil and military officials will accompany General Maxwell Taylor who leaves tomorrow to study South Vietnam's anti-Communist guerilla war, the White House said today.
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    Rocket in orbit
    30 1 VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, California, Sat.—Another Discoverer satellite rocket the 32nd of She series—was successfully sent into orbit yesterday with a 300-lb gold-plated capsule on its nose.
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    Beach-briefs ban
    30 1 SYDNEY, Sat.—Bondi Beach inspectors, those sun-tanned stalwarts who normally wear brief swimming shorts, were yesterday ordered to wear full-length swimming costumes of the style of 20 years ago.
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    Homes for 50,000
    21 1 HONG KONG, Sat,—Government will soon build a new resettlement estate to accommodate about 50,000 people in Northeast Kowloou.
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    Syria gets UH seat
    26 1 NEW YORK. Sat— SjTia this afternoon formally took its seat in the U.N.. in the absence of any opposition to the move.
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    MALA fAN HK FUNDS
    69 1 liana en prta l 1 ii -i MaU i k»» l1 >1 H sellins >l M Malayan I aad bvyini m [ling IS fWrt a n o i Ing K w Hi* \d IS i e»ts si FirS< H< l\O!l:; 1 tttd buyi m HKS1 us\d
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    ATOLL ICSCUi
    64 1 l- WASHINGTON s<« I)\ < <.i I i 11: i J)' iI, dud Jtlh ..<•'! me «t| i Gd !iian\ <mi^ M tpottc < have rescued I S I (Alilll thri fool idoop u.l, ktccl i (in) th< i r.i' i < nedtrij month <ni ih» JltoU I
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    Out today: First instalment of a gripping story
    263 1 Out today: First instalment of a gripping story MORE exciting new features that's the good news for Free Press readers this morning. Starting in P. 5 today is the fabulous story of the sunken Spanish galleons lying at the bottom of the Caribbean the Sea of Treasure. For centuries men
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    CLIFF RICHARD DUE HERE
    99 1 SINGAPORE, Sat— One of Britain's most popular teenage singing stars. Cliff Richards, and his famous group. The Shadows, will make a twohour stopover at the Singapore Airport shortly before midnight tomorrow. They are expected to arrive by Qantas at 11.50 p.m., on their way to Australia.
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      146 1 VAN HIN p 7 FOR HR.MTIRK 13b/ M2, Ontiard lioad. S'poi •V. Teis: *****. tmi 22Z4# I CARE ABOUT HOW I LOOK- flTy^ f AT ALL TIMES! (§ra^^) But I've never been completely satisfied with my make-up fjQ m until I found CONTEMPERA WlC&mfl0l It's not like anything you've ever
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  • Free Press city section: Finance and industry
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      I.T.C. STAND DISAPPOINTS: PRICES LIKELY TO GO DOWN, SAYS JOURNAL
      330 2 I ONDON. Sat. The Mining Journal describes the International Tin Council com- munique as one of the most disappointing which have ever been issued by the body. It -eem> that the first re* actions will be bearish and prices are
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      Market indices
      34 2 LONDON. Sa: Tne Financial Times market indices lor October 3. last ytar, week ago. pre\ious and yesterday's respective^': I Tin*: ?78 1. 391 6. 3M7. 384.6. Rubbers: 205 8. 1903. 177.2. 175.4.
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      Ships in port
      142 2 lying alongside the Singapore wharves today art: FnesMnd 6A. Thermopylae 4/5. Nankai Mam 15/16, Marqui*j*n 46. Lao» IJ, Rhexenor j )o 11. Saneola 29/30. Felipts 20. Sungei A«\hnn N'W. 4. Outer reads: Karanc DJawa. Wari«ano. Stv. Malacca. Gena. Ma'sudaaan >faru. Aida. Lian His, Sa<a. Onnthus. Tnermopyla*. Tomar.
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      Back to normal
      24 2 DAGENHAM. Sat.— The Ford plant here was working normally again yesterday after Thursday's strikes and lay-offs over the tea break dispute.
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      Replanting brings good average yield to Kluang Rubber Co.
      460 2 Replanting brings good average yield to Kluang Rubber Co. By The Free Press Marker Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE ESTATE of Kluang Rubber Company (Malaya) Limited shows a good average yield per acre which, says the chairman Dato S.Q. Wong in his annual report, is the result of the progressive replanting
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      lUPs and DOWNs of your shares
      109 2 lUPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops $1.12 (unchanged), Gammon $1.76 (unchanged), Jackaeo (M) 95 cents (unchanged), McAlistw $1.30 (—lO cents), S.C.S. $2.45 cent), S. Times $3.00 (unchanged), S. Traders $4.20 (unchanged), IT.E. Ords $1.26 1 cent), W. Jacks $1.60
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      UNSETTLED WEEK ON SHARE MARKET-BUT GILTS IN DEMAND
      186 2 UNSETTLED WEEK ON SHARE MARKET- BUT GILTS IN DEMAND ONDON, Sat. The stock; Ld markets finished an unsettled week on a distinctly dull note yesterday with the notable exception of Giltedeed securities which again met a good demand and showed fresh gains extending to five-sixteenths Industrials were inclined to go
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      U.K. rubber stocks
      38 2 LONDON. Sat Monthly London/Liverpool rubber stocks for September iwith August In brackets) are: London Rubber landed 6.437. (8.428); delivered 8.325. (5.581); stocks 10,262, (12.150>. Liverpool: Rubber landed 3.430, (5.767); delivered 4.500 (5.581); siocks 5.672. (6.742)
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      Hong Kong prices
      59 2 HONG KONG. Fri.— Closing prices here today uere: Previous Today j H S. Bank Corporation $332 $334 sales sales Wheelook Marden SI 1.90 $12.10 sales sales Hkong phone $39.50 $39.25 j sales sales Ds iry Farm «fe i Cold Storage $33.50 $33.50 sales sales Taikoo Docks $60.50
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      Tin: Malaya's August output 593 tons below July
      261 2 Tin: Malaya's August output 593 tons below July T ONDON, Sat.— Mine production of tin-in-concentrates in Malaya amounted to 4,577 tons in August against 5,170 tons in July, advance statistics published by the International Tin Council show. Output in Thailand totalled 1.241 tons in August against 1,061 in July. Bolivian
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    Turkey goes to polls
    30 2 ANKARA, Sat. About 13,000,000 Turks go to the polls tomorrow in the first general elections to be held since the introduction of the country's new constitution.
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    Five die in Algeria clashes: FLN men infiltrate town
    212 2 Five die in Algeria clashes: FLN men infiltrate town ORAN, Saturday. piVE people died in clashes between Muslims and Europeans here yesterday afternoon when fighting broke out for the second time during the day. Four of the dead were Muslims, police reported. The police also said that insurgent troops of
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    NOTHING NEW IN ZORIN'S TROIKA SPEECH, SAYS U.S.
    108 2 NOTHING NEW IN ZORIN'S TROIKA SPEECH, SAYS U.S. I TNITED NATIONS, Sat. U Mr. Adlai Stevenson, the chief United States delegate, reiterated yesterday that the United States would "resist the concept of the troika or an ideological division of the world into three blocs." He was commenting on the press
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    'END N-TESTS' PLEA BY THE SUDAN
    75 2 NEW YORK, Sat. president Abbound of The Sudan yesterday appealed in the General Assembly, for France, the Soviet Union and the United States to end nuclear tests forthwith. The President said cessation of tests was of the utmost urgency and should not even await
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    GOLUB ROW: DUTCH AND SOVIET ENVOYS TOLD TO GO
    178 2 GOLUB ROW: DUTCH AND SOVIET ENVOYS TOLD TO GO mHE HAGUE. Sat. The 1 "Golub Affair' flared into international life again last night when the Soviet Ambassador in The Hague and the Dutch Ambassador in Moscow were both declared persona non grata as a result of Monday's fighting at. Schipl
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    368 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Oet. 13. Previous Today RUBBER NO. 1 RSS ci t. lurniin •arts Oct 24 3 '16 241 Nov 24 3/16 24 3/16 ft rfdlß N». 1 RSS Soot 24 9/16 24 9/16 RJHBER No.
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    Team of jurists tell of atrocities by French in Bizerta
    271 2 Team of jurists tell of atrocities by French in Bizerta GENEVA, Saturday. THE International Committee of Inquiry into Tunisian allegations Tof atrodUes by French forces in Bizerta yesterday pronounced thafCcn paratroops had executed l^^^JSZ^t^ berately mutilated bodies and committed other violations ot the Geneva conventions on the rules of wa*
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    DARUL ISLAND REBELS IN FIERCE CLASS WITH R.I. TROOPS
    151 2 DARUL ISLAND REBELS IN FIERCE CLASS WITH R.I. TROOPS JAKARTA Sw ous ftghtli g' flared up m vj, < between government troops of tb« Islam movement A republic's oldest** blished and v rebels. The Darui i r demands the est tl a Muslim the Indonesia, ha republic since days. Separatist
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    Drive on hunger
    17 2 BRISTOL <F.:.Dvko oi Bdinbur a vast fuiici-v.t. n$ tr.in next suniiK'ii.lernation;tl "Pro Hunger" campaij
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    C-PLAN MAN BACK WITH ENGINEERING DIPLOMA
    28 3 C-PLAN MAN BACK WITH ENGINEERING DIPLOMA I M mbo m- l iviJ m.-- reylon, m- me. I B r I bigI t in 1 Tt B rials fOl
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    Club to bring cheer to 1,000 children on island
    246 3 Club to bring cheer to 1 ,000 children on island Welcome to Singapore SINGAPORE, Saturday. QIFTS, toys and sweets wil* be distributed by the Hans Andersen Club to 1,000 under-privileged children on Pulau Tekong tomorrow. A team of the club's officials and friends, led by Mrs. Rose Minnie, the president,
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    Teachers' meeting
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Delegates from the branches ol the Singapore Teachers' Union will confer at Monks' Hill Secondary School tomorrow.
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    Printers celebrate
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The 37th Annual Prayer Meeting and Feeding of the Poor by Singapore's printing employees take place today at the Sri Krishnabahavan Temple, 152. Waterloo Street. 1 between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.. > follower v- n« ••■>« +p and
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    DRUG FIRM PLANS FACTORY IN SINGAPORE
    119 3 DRUG FIRM PLANS FACTORY IN SINGAPORE OINGAPORE, Sat. The Pnzer Export Corporation of Hong Kong hopes to establish a drug factory in Singapore. Mr. H. B. Duncan, sales operations manager of the Eastern area, who is in charge of the corporation's 32 drug factories in SouthEast Asia and the Far
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    No-water zones in Singapore
    70 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. There will be no water today In Zones One and Seven from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. No-water areas tomorrow are: Zones Two and Three from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Zones Five and 3even from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday: Zones
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      177 3 jour rree Kress Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page Jjj unsingwear rf£\ V _,S NGWEAR r Y'x MEN'S BRIEF f* /^J 2 i c Exclusive HORIZONTAL V KNfl "Stretchy Seat" that \^X fc l stretches up-and-down with S^ vour body rrovemenr as you IY"j^r^ btnd pouch
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      250 3 MEN'S wear ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOT I I 81, HIGH STREET for i/our convenience The Federal Dispensary Ltd. 33, Raffles Place, Singapore. remains open on Saturday ativrnoon. THESE SUPER-QUALITY s TT T a ASliluA CAMERAS Make Any Person A Better Photographer! and They Are Attractively Priced Too! FEATURES xi^^fe^P^#33i^^ B
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      1125 3 I'tT JAfj B H J% IN-l ft II P^^^^* yEss=J E3 pa p4 H :j: ';g K':-:J 1 C'^'l HI E I BaBSjB fY* fjji^ ~^yij 1:1 1 1 <tiiiiit^:M fl ?1 il M F I E3 B PI Hiß^ |i: j 1:1 1 I :j m 1:1 Ml I^j
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    Two U.S. girls tour world to study people
    150 4 Two U.S. girls tour world to study people TWO American Japanese passed through Singapore on a round-the-world tour to study the life of the peoples in various countries. Singapore. Sat. They were Misses Y. Kiyomura and B. Fukunaga, both living in California. At the airport itself, both of them were
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    Envoy on leave
    30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Netherlands Ambassador Dr R. H. van Gulik. has left by air for Holland on four months' leave. He was accompanied by his family.
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    109 4 Instructed— Mathew xni. 52. npHE scribes sat "in Moses's seat." as teachers of the Divine Law for Israel (Matthew vxiii. 2) But Je.>u.^ came to "fulfil." i.e. to amplify, that Law (Matthew, r. 17). He came to reveal the Kingdom of God. wi:h its higher laws; new treasures
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    ROAD GROUSES: WHAT THE TRAFFIC POLICE ARE DOING
    400 4 ROAD GROUSES WHAT THE TRAFFIC POLICE ARE DOING THE Police Secretary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat, 1 has explained some of the difficult problems confronting the Traffic Police in their day-to-day effort to ensure safety on the roads and to deal with traffic offenders. Mr. Lim's statement was prompted by criticism
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    WORKER WITH THE MOST INITIATIVE-BY AN EXPERT
    100 4 WORKER WITH THE MOST INITIATIVE -BY AN EXPERT SINGAPORE, Sat. An employee who takes, it upon himself to do a piece of work without any help from his superiors is the one with the most initiative. This was stated by Professor Julius Cahen, industrial expert and consultant to the Economic
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    $200,000 school for girls
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The foundation work of a three-storey girhs' school near the Batu Road Boys' School here has been completed. The $200,000 Batu Roao Girls' School is expected to be ready by the end ot this year.
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    Best sea-course apprentice gets sextant as prize
    134 4 p J. THOMAS, 19, was recognised as the best all-round apprentice among students taking the pre-sea training course of the Singapore Polytechnic's Nautical Department, when he was presented with a sextant given by the Standard Vacuum Oil Company. Thomas received the gift from
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    'Peace' volunteers
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A limited number of U.S. Peace Corps volunteers will arrive here soon to work in those nelds which require technical skills in short supply here, accordina to a statement from the Prime Minister's Department. THOMAS
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    Teacher gets Scouter's top award
    218 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. K. Param a teacher at Queenstown secondary School, is the second scoutmaster of Singapore Boy Scouts (Pasir Panjang) District Association to receive the scouter's highest award— the Wood Badge. The Wood Badge and certificate which came from Boy Scouts Association Headquarters in
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    Little David here for celehratng of 50-Year marriage
    139 4 Little David here for celehratng of 50-Year marriage A chubby 1 arrived fro* y f <> r the secJjf within a y^'; mother to joir here in oelebr-r Golden wetton? versary O f grandparents. He is one-fti G old David Hyams 'Western A ..<:,.., jcame lo Singapon months a^u m
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      434 4 Tomorrow's church services St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 iTnomson Roaa) 6.30 a.m.. 7.30 (Highland Roau»: 6.30 a.m.. 8 a.m., 8.00 a.m., 9.30 a.m.. 1100 j a.m.. 8.30 a.m.. 5.30 p.m. St. a.m. ana 530 p.m. Elim «2o »jn., 12 noon; 6.00 pm. St. Anthony's (Jurong Road^ 7 Everitt Rcacn: 9.15 a.m.,
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    THE SEA OF TREASURE
    96 5 A voyage through the Spanish Main to find the wrecks of Spanish galleons sunk while carrying vast treasuries of gold, silver and other valuables. by Lt. Harry Rieseberg PART 1 \pt '"5 t! n :1 ri.--.ii west- U ,h to was &L slowlJ roolI'" H „rth
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    A VOYAGE IN SEARCH OF SUNKEN GLORY
    798 5 A VOYAGE IN SEARCH OF SUNKEN GLORY EXPLORERS FOLLOWED COLUMBUS INTO THE WESTERN' WORLD... frenzy 11. their minds. Where did this heavy Uow stuff come from? And the Indians replied. C:bao.' pointing toward the high mountains, crumpled and purple to the scrath. When Columbus returned on his second voyage he
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      166 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice tic Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE >»y Lee FaUt and Phil Davis C y^l; CAJsJT NTmAMPRAKE-Vtl-lIS MAMPRAKE AND^< VDU INJTENJPTO P667RO>fjy^j WEI-LTAKEVDUR Y^jj!, /t^ J ■Ui^^kJi A STAY OUT h HiS PKIENJP KNOW TDO MANJPRAK6 AMP V^S^f] RAU6HTER WfTH ||^J«gf€ THE HEART OF JULIET JONES oy Stan
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Leaders of the future
      271 6 SINGAPORE'S rapidly expanding population teems with young people, assuring for the State an energy potential unprecedented in its history. Our young people are. with a few exceptions, well disciplined, paying respect to their parents, elders and teachers, and generally abiding; by the law. They are generally
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      53 6 QUOTE —by Australia h Minister of Imrr.iarntion. Mr. Alexander Downer, speaking in Adelaide about the inability thai Britain mieht join the European Common Market: IT would he one of the trage- die s of history if our common past and our present family ■MOffailon were to he saerilieed for politieal
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      Reward all who finish race, he says
      242 6 Reward all who finish race, he says LIKE The Free Press Big Walk in April and the first Singapore Grand Prix in the middle of last month. The Free Press Cycle Race on Nov. 5 is another bi g sporting event to which all people of all walks of life
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      Govt. asked to heed teachers
      107 6 Govt. asked to heed teachers PERSON who is being constantly over- worked is liable to show poor results in hi.> or her work. This is particularly <o with teachers, who are at the moment complaining to the Government about the six-day week. In the interests of the entire school population
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      1100 YEARS AGO
      95 6 1 100 YEARS AGO ...The Free Press reported: Telegraphic Summary: A congress of artists has been held in Antwerp having for its object the establishment of international regulations for the protection of copyright. Brigandage in Naples has suffered an effectual check. The Enp- lish consul at Porto Nuovo has completed
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      JUST FANCY THAT
      56 6 skipper Derek Oram and his mate had 1 to cut free their biggest catch. Trapped in the trawler net. it was running away with th«tr boat. Guess On, ■>t Brixham. Devon Only afterwards did Mr. Oram see that the one that got away had been a Dutch
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      'DO NOT WORRY MR. WEE: WORLD CAN PRODUCE MORE THAN ENOUGH FOOD'
      166 6 'DO NOT WORRY MR. WEE: WORLD CAN PRODUCE MORE THAN ENOUGH FOOD' ]y|R. R. Wee (Free Press, 7.10.61) throws up his hands in despair and adopts a defeatist attitude after reading a wee bit of an opinion expressed by the President of the World Bank who is presumably not an
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      Sound verdict on S'pore: dean and healthy city
      366 6 Sound verdict on S'pore: dean and healthy city J)K. WILLIAM ALVES of the World Health Organisation, passing through Singapore. was quoted in The Free Press (Oct. 5) as saying: "Singapore is one of the cleanest and healthiest cities in the world." His judgment is .sound for he is an expert
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      Polite operators
      114 6 WITH reference to the article oi> 'The technique oi answering the telephone"' by Mr. A. P. Chin in your paper on Oct. 7, I must say that I entirely support Mr. Chin's comments as I have experienced such tone of language In the past. However. I wish to
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      Faulty lights: Police knew it all the time
      101 6 Faulty lights: Police knew it all the time ONE morning, recently, the traffic lights at the River Valley Road -Kim seng RoadIrwell Bank Road junction were out of order, constantly showing amber on one side and red and amber on the other. The result, of course, was much traffic confusion.
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      'Get rid of Reds'
      70 6 THERE was much apprehension and misgiving in business and trade circles prior to the PAP take-over 01 Government because it was felt that their ranks included pro Communists and extreme leftists. The series of broadcasts by the Premier seems to confirm this and we should be
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      Encourage local people to invest in industry
      108 6 Encourage local people to invest in industry CLUES ■C8m3891k3 INDUSTRY la uur State has not made enough progress in .spite oi the four-year development programme launched some time ago. Our local capitalists prefer to invest their money In commerce rather thai: in industry, because more money is required lor the
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      Life is like that
      114 6 Life is like that AMAK plain alQtu, #3 77ic? cfctfd up a?i enorm 1/dv and ,< r man fust n Bobbie 7, >''! bic. fir „Hj A wonu had bm, J name tinu en v ed up to ihi marked "It > patient lather Ukt fiis child noise Pm that
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      60 6 LAUGH WITH DEACHCOMBE 1r is fun to about J nnc trouble nave read tahi is Uvii 9 overwhe which is t] world. talks of i U j c\ \\>. come all tl tntsrr. auid h s»son 1 statistic ma:. lie can bv evei the writ or ther there h and
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      298 6 TODAYS RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE 10.30 Ways of mankind; 11.00 Short Wave Service Saturday night rhythm: 12 II metres (7250 kc/s.) ('midnight* Close uowii. Medium Wave Service: RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) 476 mctres P.M.-1.15 Summary of proA.M. 11.00 Programme sum- grammes for the afternoon; mary; 1.02 Strin- tune; 11.30 1.18 Newsreel:
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    Bugis fleet waits at Kallana for a monsoon deflection to sail home to the Celebes
    322 7 Bugis fleet waits at Kallana for a monsoon deflection to sail home to the Celebes IN THE PRAHUS: SHOES, CLOTHES AND TRANSISTOR RADIO SETS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Bugis fleet from the Celebes is here again. Some 800 Bugis have arrived in 250 sailing prahus which are moored at the Kallang
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    They travelled half round world to see son wed
    32 7 EBAI A: -1■• s tneu Mrs M coupk id< ri 'tn 3 Surprised I d n ling them In he a Perth. r
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    Campaign dinner
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    POLY STUDENTS TOLD: BE INTERESTED IN POLITICS
    280 7 'Some may become our enlightened leaders' r SINGAPORE. Saturday "THE chairman of the Singapore Polytechnic Political Society. Mr. John Ang, has urged student members to take a personal and active interest in politics. Writing in the latest issue or the -Viewer." the organ
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    Two FAO experts help Malaya
    66 7 IPOH, Sat. Two experts of the Food and Agricultural Organisation are now in i Malaya carrying out research I into animal nutrition problems and into diseases which are communicated to humans from animals. They are Dr. Roland Hill. |an animal nutritionist and Dr. S.Z. Ileri.
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    MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS TO TAKEPART IN NAVAL EXERCISE
    127 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. About 110 members of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Singapore division) are now on board British Navy vessels to take part in a naval exercise off Singapore. j The reservists, who are -i dertaking normal sea training, will carry out
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    Pensioner jailed, fined $2,000
    59 7 IPOH. Sat. —C. L. Marcus, 58. a pensioner, re-employed at the Forest Department timber depot here, was jailed i for one day and fined $2,000 i or eight months' jail by the Sessions Court here. He had pleaded guilty on j Sept. 23 to criminal breach
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    350 TO SIT FOR BOYS' BRIGADE BIBLE EXAM
    64 7 350 TO SIT FOR BOYS' BRIGADE BIBLE EXAM i SINGAPORE, Sat. Three hundred and fifty members from more than 10 companies of the Boys' Brigade here will sit for the Bible j knowledge examination at I their respective Boys' Bri- ?ade centres tomorrow. The* examination questions 'ill be .set by
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    TEACHERS FROM BRUNEI TO TOUR FEDERATION
    85 7 TEACHERS FROM BRUNEI TO TOUR FEDERATION SINGAPORE, Sat.— Two Brunei education officers passed through Singapore on their way to the Federation to prepare for the visit of 24 Brunei teachers on a twoweek Federation tour. They are Inche Othman oin Bindin, principal of the j Brunei Teachers Training College, and
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY
    350 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOUR Impulsive nature needs intelUgent curbing if you are to reach the heights which you so properly deserve. The stars have given you many fine talents. You are quick to learn, practical and intelligent. l:n--fortnnately. your feelings are so near the surface
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    Rupert and Gwyneth-45
    100 7 As the cat purrs and rubs itself against his legs Rupert bursts out laughing. "Nearly all black cats look alike." he chuckles. "This isn't your witch's cat, Tabitha I It's Dtnkie. and it belongs to my friend Beryl, the Girl Cfciide., Look how well it knows me
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    90 STUDENTS IN ORATORY CONTEST FINALS
    81 7 90 STUDENTS IN ORATORY CONTEST FINALS I SINGAPORE, Sat. More than 90 students in Singapore schools will take part In the finals of the seventh oratory contest sponsored by the students body of the Malay Youth Literary Association Singapore. The finals of the contest will be held on two Sundays,
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    405 new donors give blood
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore biood transfusion service had 405 new donors last month. The number of donors toi tailed 1,078, made up of 306 servicemen, 598 civilians and 174 people whose relatives needed blood.
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    Govt. to spend $1.6 mil. more
    39 7 Kota Bharu, Sat. The Kelantan State Assembly today approved $1,698,000 for additional expenditure by the Government Of this. $1,606,550 will go towards rural development as part of the contribution from the State Ooverment.
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    Body in river
    27 7 TELUK ANSON, Sat. The police have recovered the unidentified body of a woman from the Perak River, about half a mile from the town.
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    Asparagus— fern-like plants of the lily family
    776 8 Asparagus— fern-like plants of the lily family M.R.S. Arscott's GARDENING COLUMN Have you any questions? Just write in THIS GROUP HAS MORE THAN 100 SPECIES THE fern-like plants which we commonly refer to as Asparagus ferns are not of course ferns at all but belong to the family Liliaceae. This
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    NOW-A TEST FOR THE HUSBAND AND WIFE
    432 8 !Qr a c t i c- ALLY every husband wiil say: "Why, I know ali about my wife after all, we've been married umpteen We have news for practically every husband and for his wife, too. There are so many things husbands don't
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      365 8 0 ADELPHI GRILL E3 presents SWISS GASTRONOMY WEEKS 9th to 28th OCTOBER, 1961 Swiss Spcciolities served during Luncheon Dinner Swiss Folk Songs end Dances by GERRY SOLIANO HIS ADELPHI QUINTET with Vocalists IVY HO end WINSTON FILMER 2 FLOOR SHOWS nightly by The "DUO ARNEDIS" Set. 21st OCT. FASHION SHOW
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    LESELIE CARON ON CLOTHES
    72 9 LESELIE CARON ON CLOTHES not true that clothes make j woman, but they certainly create rr- rude ch in turn changes the way MHi nk and behaves. No better example :e rrade 'nan my role in "Gigi". When i .-r-e children's clothing, I felt like a child bias put or
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    PARIS ACCENT IS ON SHAPE
    437 9 'Dress conscious girls are dieting mad,' writes Jeanne Graham THE Paris mood now is for floating, feminine clothes and all the emphasis is on shape. By day, the line is curvy. Dresses cling tight to the figure, or are cinched in with midriff-wide belts Suits
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    New from Rootes—a bigger minx and speed Kits for the Alpines
    719 9  - New from Rootes—a bigger minx and speed Kits for the Alpines CHAN CHIN BOCK ALPINE KITS MOTORING NEWS. VIEWS —BY ANE of the cars announced for j V the tirst time at the Paris Motor Show which opened last week was Rootes' Hillman Super nx an all-new addition to the
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    27 players picked for State training
    179 10 27 players picked for State training SINGAPORE, S a t.— I Singapore Hockey Association has selected a squad of 27 players for training to represent the State during the coming season. Mr. S. Yogorajah, honorary secretary of SHA said that the squad will be kept in training with only a
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    THE FOOTBALL PLAYING NURSES FOR MALACCA
    98 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. a 55--strong Tan Tock Seng i Hospital team is travelling to i Malacca for a number oi i games against their counter- parts during the weekend. Included In the team are 11 football playing nurses. The two-day programme football, badminton, sepak raga
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    OPEN VOLLEY BALL C'-SHIPS IN NOVEMBER
    66 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Volleyball Association's open men and women's championships is scheauleci to start on Nov. 1 The champioiiMiipvS is open to teams of all nationalities in j Singapore and in the Federation. Entry forms may be obtaineu from Mr. S. K. Lau
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    YES, THE REFEREE DID SPOT THIS...
    114 10 WITH the goal -line so close, the chance of getting: the ball into the net was so good that Livingstone, of Middlesbrough, tried to carry it in. He was hoping that no one other than a few players and perhaps a few fans would
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    GARTHWAITE OF THE RSYC MISSES REGATTA
    72 10 GARTHWAITE OF THE RSYC MISSES REGATTA SOUTH QUAY, Sat.— Royal Singapore Yacht Club rowing team suffered a setback at the start of the Far Eastern Amateur Rowing Association's inter-port regatta today P. Garthwaite, who is stroke for their coxswained fours, has fallen ill and will not be able to take
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    My F.I.F.A. dream is for fine football for all countries
    641 10  -  S. ROUS -By WHEN I stepped up to become president of F.I.F.A. at the Westminster congress I I felt at once proud, sad, and humble. I was proud that another Englishman should have been elected to succeed the late Arthur
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    1961 hockey season will be the best in over thirty years
    280 10  - 1961 hockey season will be the best in over thirty years J. LOUIS By SINGAPORE, Sa t— The Singapore Hockey Association, in their existence of over 30 years, have yet to launch a more alert and enthusiastic season than the one they have just begun At the inauguration of the
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    Replay..and it;s all because of traffic jam
    174 10 Replay.. and it;s all because of traffic jam T ONDON, Sat. GillingLj ham, the Kent soccer club in the English fourth division, had one of the most eventful days in the club's history recently. And ii was all brought about by a London traffic jam. The team set out by
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    S.C.C. meet the Kiwis today
    42 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Cricket Club Ist. XV will be meeting 75 Squadron RNZAF in a rugger match on the padang today at 5.00 p.m. The game will not be played at RAF Tengah as previously announced.
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    'BIDDY' TOURN ENDS WITH CHS CHAMPS
    66 10 'BIDDY' TOURN ENDS WITH CHS CHAMPS SINGAPOHK q. unbeab from th- Catl School will t Amateur B k tion Cup v. their final garni J basketball open ship today g j lne Ca Nan in theii league. In d\e mat. Up POSIUOI.. fOC v.' Ming Chooi. h. from six ptme
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    Body building class at Serangoon club
    239 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday. M H CHUA TIAX TECK, couch of Tan Howe Liang and manager of the one-man weightlifting team to the Rome Olympics, has started a body building section' within the Serangoon Gardens 9 Sports Club. This grey-haired but pow- erful looking man, even
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    UNIVERSITY TROUNCE RAF TENGAH
    171 10 UNIVERSITY TROUNCE RAF TENGAH BUKIT TIMAH. Sat. University of Malaya handed the RAF Tengah second fifteen a 30 points to nil trouncing when they met at rugger on the Varsity ground here recently. All the points came through breakaways resulting in three goals and five tries. The Varsity boys had
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    Warwickshire win
    21 10 LONDON, Sat.— Results of yesterday's rugby union matches were: Leicestershire 9 North Midlands 9, Warwickshire 11 East Midlands S.
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      150 10 I Ifl IWBI 1 s^ra-. >:^§siH :^s^i B^BHB^E B^Bz' 1;^B ;^,''iM bSbvX^^S bhb! Bm/ l^*»sS DRIVING THE SKI BOAT While most water skiers want to ski, the sum ss or fai of any trick or slalom run, jump or just an enjnyabH on the water, depends to a great deal
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    Day of thrills at Far East Rowing regatta
    385 11 Day of thrills at Far East Rowing regatta SOUTH QUAY, Saturday. Ujiilling race of the day, Rangoon Boat Club beat Club Nautique de coX swained fours by one and a half r:: n thp semi-finals for this event in to r %tern Amateur Rowing Association's r regatta being held in
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    KOLEK AND JONSA RACES AT SIGLAP
    99 11 KOLEK AND JONSA RACES AT SIGLAP CHANGI. Sat. The Bth annual Kolek and Jongs 1 races will be held at Siglap beach on Sunday, Oct. 29 at 9.00 a.m. Inche Noordin bin Sharif!. the chairman of the organising Committee said that he expected more than 60 competitors from Johore Bahru
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    Yee is among last four: He'll meet Kew San tonight
    190 11 BOMBAY, Saturday. Y^t: CHENG HOE of Malaya entered the singles semi-final of the Cricket Club of India badminton championships here last night when he beat A.I. Thakore in straight sets. Cheng, who meets teammate Teh Kew San in Uie semi-finals
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    COOKE SCORES WINNER FOR THE SCC
    180 11 COOKE SCORES WINNER FOR THE SCC I SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Cricket Club took full points with a solitary goal victory over the Singapore Teachers Union in the S.H.A. division one league match on the padang yesterday. While the SCC deserved their second victory in their third outing in the League,
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    S'PORE BLUES MEN FOR SECOND TRIAL
    168 11 S'PORE BLUES MEN FOR SECOND TRIAL THOMSON, Sat.— Singapore AllA Blues will be holding theii second rugby trial at the Police Training School ground here on Monday at 5.00 p.m. in preparation for their All-Blues Cup match against Federation Armed Forces to be played at Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 28.
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    Fijians for Hornets
    12 11 R< ¥Sfv le ar" OT J^*" Uvula, captain D*wia.
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    M.C.C. off to a good start: Lock takes 3 wickets
    142 11 RAWALPINDI, Sat— M.C.C. made, tor the 1 most part, a satisfactory start to their tour here yesterday by dismissing the President's XI in three and threequarter hours for 208 and replying with a sound, unbroken opening stand of 69 by
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    America lead 6-2
    23 11 LYTHAM. Sat. The United States golfers established a formidable 6-2 lead over Britain in the Ryder Cup foursomes matches here.
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    Welsh hopes high
    35 11 CARDIFF, Sat.— Welsh hopes of victory over England In the home soccer International championship here today have been boosted by the appearance, for the first time for two years, of John Charles.
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    Victory for Moore
    23 11 LOS ANGELES, Sat. World i featherweight champion Davey I Moore last night scored a fifthi round knockout over Peloii Cervantes.
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    Redan II is the logical choice for tomorrow's Penang Cup race
    1623 12 Redan II is the logical choice for tomorrow' s Penang Cup race SCRUTINEER, reporting direct from the court* BEST BETS Picador II in Race 3, Redon II in Race 5, Tinggi Harapan in Race 7. PENANG, Saturday. T ()\V that Mr. H.K. Hardwick's up-and-coming Redan II has hit his right
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    36 12 PERTH, Sat.-Frank Cameron, right-arm fast-medium bowler captured seven Western Australia wickets for 27 runs to put the New Zealand touring teanf in a s o ;?SP<*ltion on the second day of {heir match.
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    20 12 .^NDON, Sat.— Result* of last nights two English football league matches were: League Tv*% Scunthorpe United 5 SoSthamp^n
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