The Singapore Free Press, 25 November 1961

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    18 1 WT THE LOCAL MEWSYOO HOST READ. The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1961 15 CENTS.
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    BIG CLEAN-UP BEGINS
    64 1 Brackets kit's hack work after [days afORR Sat -ft k i (>;in g (hi- nwrni übilant dailyi fiws m the grfkes re- Ai.rk after i,n *lrikt' for s\ i epet'ts md i %hV re 2 left the t*. i ltod .nous I I- tot I rter I
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    Waiting for their assignments
    23 1 7 a.m. picture shows workers at the City Council depot m Lorong Lalat waiting to be called to work.
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    FERRY DISASTER: SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING 8
    101 1 FERRY DISASTER: SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MISSING 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The search for the eight peopie missing after the ferry boat Naga which capsized r.ear Pulau samboe yesterday was continued this morning. Three of the missing are believed to be the crew and the other five passengers. The Naga was carrying
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    Dominican riots
    38 1 SANTO DOMINGO (formerly Ciadad Trtijillo*. Dominican Re public, Sat. Tanks and armoured can were out m the streets here last night and explosions, apparently tear-gas bombs, were beard after riots m which several people were killed.
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    'Bongo King' in air dash to play for Princess Amina
    234 1 'Bongo King' in air dash to play for Princess Amina By ANTHONY LOURDES SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^ SINGAPORE drummer, known as the "Bongo King," has just begun an engagement with belly dancer Princess Amina after a 2,000-mile air dash to Karachi. He is Ali Dawood. 23. who played the bongo drums
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    Curfew lifted
    28 1 «*ANTO DOMINGO (Dominican Republic), Sat.-Tante and troops farriers were withdrawn from downtown Santo Domingo yesterday ending a one day curfew Screed to halt violence and looting.
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    Rain... rain... rain
    20 1 Rain rain rain rOLOMBO, Sat.— Colombo has h Jd W5 lnch«, of rain so far this year— an all-time record.
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    DAD LEADS NEW SEARCH FOR MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER
    147 1 DAD LEADS NEW SEARCH FOR MICHAEL ROCKEFELLER rPHE HAGUE, Sat. Nelson Rockefeller, still apparently convinced his missing son is alive, yesterday declined with thanks an offer of help from the U.S. Seventh Fleet, the Dutch Defence Ministry said. A Ministry spokesman said that, judging by cables from the New Guinea
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    ANOTHER 35 DONATIONS: LIONS CLUB CHEER FUND TOPS $3,800
    265 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. Thirtyfive donations ranging from $1 to $250 received this week have sent the Lions Club Cheer Fund past the $3,800 mark. Topping the list of donors is Messrs. Hong Bee Textile Co. Ltd. who sent m a cheque for
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    'MALAYSIA TALKS (SECOND ROUND) IN LONDON NEXT YEAR'
    340 1 'MALAYSIA TALKS (SECOND ROUND) IN LONDON NEXT YEAR' T ONDON, Sat.— Tengku Abdul Rahman told Reuter last night he thought another conference would be held m London probably next summer on the Greater Malaysia plan. Asked if he thought another conference m London was necessary before the setting up of
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    Appeal to US troops
    28 1 LONDON, Sat— Leading British nuclear disarmament group, the Committee of 100, announced it was appealing for support from all United States servicemen m Britain.
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    5375 mil. for Burma
    27 1 RANGOON, bat. Burma has been offered $375 million as increased Japanese reparations following the arrival nere of the Japanese Premier, Mr. Hayato Ikeda.
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    MONTY—THE INSIDE STORY
    244 1 MONTY— THE INSIDE STORY THREE new, not-to-be- missed features that's this morning's good news for readers of The Free Press. STARTING TODAY.... the inside, intimate story of Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, one of the most controversial figures of our times. Montgomery's outspoken public utterances, his visits to Russia and China,
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    It. card, comments, best bets and latest hints—P. 1, 11, 12
    359 1  - It. card, comments, best bets and latest hints— P. 1, 11, 12 SCRUTINEER Bowdler will post a worn favourite By K. LUMPUR, Saturday. IJOWDLER was one of the most popular fancies among early morning track watchers today when Ihc chances of tomorrow's runners were discussed. Bowdler, owned by Dato Sir
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    Latest
    128 1 MALAYAN HK FUNDS M,j na i ])ii( < >v tods? ,1M Mai i p ini! buying 5 1 .50. v < i "iv §1.58; Jnd i I *I. i m md buying 1 selling I :i 3rd ftlalaj <n I I Fund ing B 9 cents s< II ing
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    Karmen Rubber total output down but return per acre up
    357 2 Karmen Rubber total output down but return per acre up City section: Finance and industry BBy The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE estates of Karmen Rubber were among the last to be made "white," for the geographical position is extremely remote. Under the circumstances, with this isolated position
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    LITTLE NET CHANGE IN RUBBER PRICE: TIN QUIETLY STEADY
    247 2 ONDON. Sat. The rubber market opened with little net change but later sagged on a limited amount of sellIng pressure which w is offset by reluctance or buyers. Dealers .^iid that the easing c >uld possibly have been a follow through
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    Market indices
    38 2 I O N DO N Sat me Fina n Tunes market indices for .v 1, ia>t year, wetk ago. previous and yesterday's raspeeri\ e'.v: Tins: 255 .7 394.0 377 5. 37V7. Rubbers 190.5. 167.1. 164.0. 164.0.
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    Payments deficit
    43 2 TOKYO. Sat.— The Bank ol" anno meed yesterday n's tnteroationa] payments I the monttl of October produced an unfavourable balance (7Sslo€ nil..i on ($313 niilhoni. v i was '.r.e second largest aefici l since liie cud of Worla V r Twa
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    Ships in port
    177 2 S. H»PS lym, alongside the Singapore wharves today an: RanhaM 87/28, B« DTnwil 35/36. Tjihantjet 4 *>. Luna Maersk 4rt. Bousainvilie H T. lotaancnMdl l*. Bvudu>9 26, Sungei \< tan NW. 4. Katong 4041. Outer roads: L:;in Hin. Willi.tm IThmng. Kemnjr\u. Baoaal Duav St^i Sydney. Maori. BBBP
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    Synthetic price cut rumours
    80 2 FRANKFORT. Sat. Private reports circulating on the London rubber market that synthetic rubber producers m West Germany had cut prices of some synthetics by 13 pfennigs a kilo could not be confirmed last night because the industry had closed for the weekend. However, the secretary of
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 KONG KONG. Fn.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation '^352 $354 .vales sales Wbeeiock Maiueu 512.40 $12.^0 s.ties sales H'kong phone $43. 20 $43.50 sale.> sale* Dairy Farm 6: Colci Storage $36.75 $36.75 .-..vle^ sales Taikoo Lkvic, 570.00 $71.00 <^tles sale.v Jaraine
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    86 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales m the Singapore Tracing room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Con. Tin Smelt ords. 455. 3d. 6d.), Gammon $1.70 (-f~l cent). Robinson ords. $1.35 (unchanged). Rothmans $1.07 'a (uncnanged*. S.C.S. $2.48 (—2 cents), S. Times 53. 16 (-r-2 cents), S. Traders $4.50 (uncharged), I.E.
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    MARKETS CLOSE ON QUIET NOTE:TONE TENDS TO IMPROVE
    168 2 MARKETS CLOSE ON QUIET NOTE: TONE TENDS TO IMPROVE ONDON. Sat.— Stock marJu kets finished an unsettled week on a quiet note yesterday, with the tone tending to improve Gilt-edged securities staged a good lecovery alter Thursday's slide and showed gains extending to about three-eighths. Adverse company news was a
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    Raleigh decides to close a factory
    67 2 SMETHWICK. (England), Sat. Falling *ales of mo-pe<is aad motor-scooters m Britain. Pius competition from Asian and E.ust European producers, are forcing Raleigh Industries to close its factory here next March, the firm announced yesterday. The factory will continue to produce about 9,000 bicycles and
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    U.S. gold transfer causes big dip
    58 2 WASHINGTON. Sat.— United States gold stcx^ci declined *3y U. 5.5300 million (*9OO million) m the week ending Nov. 23 mainly a.s the result of a transfer to Britain the Treasury Department announced yesterday. The loss was the biggest ever sustained m a single week
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    'Scrupulous policy'
    33 2 JAKARTA, Sat. The Indonesian Government is about u> launch off on a "scrupulous austerity policy," the First Minister. Dr. Djuundu. told reporters after discussing with President Sukarno the forthcoming 1962 budget.
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    Supersonic tests
    29 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. The Federal Aviation Agency revealed yesterday that supersonic warplanes, flying as high as 60,000 feet, have been testing trie practicality of faster-than-sound airliners over cities.
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    THE QUEEN AND 'HER BLACK DANCING PARTNERS'
    195 2 THE QUEEN AND 'HER BLACK DANCING PARTNERS' pO R T ELIZABETH, 1 (Cape Province), Sat. The local nationalist newspaper Die Oosterlig said yesterday that it was "scandalous" that Queen Elizabeth II of England had danced with President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana. In a leading article headed "Her Black Dancing Partners"
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    Banned rock 'n' roll creeps back into Indonesian songs
    217 2 JAKARTA, Saturday. JJOCK 'X* ROLL music, expelled from Indonesia, is creeping back m a more insidious and dangerous guise, the Deputy Governor of Jakarta, Mr. Henk Ngantung, told a meeting of the City Council. It had begun to re-appear m Indonesian
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    POLICE HOLD FIVE MEN, BLONDE STRIPPER, AFTER $2 MIL. THEFT
    159 2 POLICE HOLD FIVE MEN, BLONDE STRIPPER, AFTER $2 MIL. THEFT DUESSELDORF. Sat. Pistol waving police burst into the private cellar of a night club here yesterday to find five men with a blonde striptease dancer m her negligee sorting out the loot of West Germany's biggest jewel robbery, committed only
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    ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR=NOTHING
    82 2 JAKARTA, Sat. Britain «J would be wiped out on the first day of a third world war, the recently-returned Indonesian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Mr Sunario, told Jakarta University students m a lecture here yesterday. The former ambassador said that according to one* theory such
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    FIVE ASIAN GIRLS SET UP A FLYING RECORD
    147 2 FIVE ASIAN GIRLS SET UP A FLYING RECORD I T ONDON. Sat. Five Asian iLj girls yesterday set up a new record by flying-round-the-world a distance of 18,200 miles m 50 hours 15 minutes, Scandinavian Airlines reported here. I The girls, who flew m a Scandinavian Airlines DC-8 jet-liner, started
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    Radioactivity up
    36 2 NEW DELHI, Sat.—There has been a "considerable increase" m the level of radioactivity m India since the resumption of Soviet nuclear t«sU, the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, told the Lower House of Parliament yesterday.
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    Tribute to Gandhi
    31 2 NEW DELHI, Bat.— The Arch bishop of Canterbury, Dr. Arthur Michael Ramsey, removed his shoes and stockings yesterday to place a wreath on the tomb of Mohatma Gandhi.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    344 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Nov. 14. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RfS e.i.f. European ports Nov unquoted unquoted Dec 22 5/16 22 5/16 RUBBER No. 1 RBS tpOt 22£ 22s RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement House Terms, Oee.
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    U.N. Assembly defies West, bans use of nuclear weapons
    211 2 U.N. Assembly defies West, bans use of nuclear weapons NEW YORK, Saturday. THE General Assembly, overriding strong Western objections, yesterday declared the use of nuclear weapons to be a direct vioIt also requested consultations with a view to arranging a sped;, l conference to draw up a convention prohibiting the
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    UNKNOWN
    97 2 Werner 21 cially a .'-'J night '"""ail to attend^S* that V l!^; ti Ushment i" "■-<? Sept 2. wq an d Photoera-?. 3 and many ft* I v them corbt^ lo< secret obje^l Second J Th <"v also -J contamij :g i \^d "meanT I writing," I i ;>aid.
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    UNKNOWN
    22 2 JAKARTA. 5, s*que:ioe o{ r^^er" the Ke<.:n" j.. T all activities Communist -dotr n- tlol^ anc cUmc J deQnitd: :>, J Surabtye
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE NOTES
    85 3 CONTRACT BRIDGE NOTES pouble much j than player. .r'icular xpert to j r card way to -..••.<■ riitIbc r the plajers West's g .per.cd hand. s- z v V A. I ;n O". SI 'w.i I Soatta spades Into jubted 1 OB X rt king finess- :.r second a to
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    'PUPPET' CONTEST TO AID SALE OF SATA SEALS
    207 3 'PUPPET' CONTEST TO AID SALE OF SATA SEALS T he mwAKwfflassssMsrst ciation is organising an unusual competition as part of its greetings seals campaign. I articipants are being asked to estimate how many times a puppet "Mr. Singapore," attached to a turn-table, will go through a replica of the moon
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    Art Society meets
    31 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Art Society will hold its annual, meeting at 2.30 pjn. today at the British Council Hall, first floor of Amber Mansions m Orchard Road.
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    YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY TO CAR THEFT ATTEMPT
    107 3 YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY TO CAR THEFT ATTEMPT SINGAPORE, Sat.— A youth, who admitted three previous convictions pleaded ?uilty m the Third Criminal District Court yesterday to attempting to steal a motor car. Ng Kok Seng, 19. was arrested at Tyrwhitt Road, while trying to drive away the car belonging to
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    Welcome to Singapore
    52 3 Mr. K. Calder, a company director, and his wife, are here for a short stay before leaving for Australia. They are at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. J. D. Vaught, an engineer, and his wife arrived from Los Angeles on their way to Jakarta. They stay at the
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    538 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Saturday. JJERE'S a unique birthday present from a grandfather to his one-year-old grandchild the promise that she shall have the opportunity to marry the partner of her own choice. Rani Kasuma, at a celebration of her first birthday at her home m 305 Bukit Timah
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    Philippines will maintain present policy, predicts ambassador
    174 3 Philippines will maintain present policy, predicts ambassador SINGAPORE, Sat. The Philippines Ambassador to Malaya, Mr. Yusup Abubakar, forecasts that the foreign policy of the new Philippines Government, to be formed by Presidentelect* Diosdado Macapagal, is unlikely to undergo any major changes. Mr. Abubakar was passing through on his way to
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    WATER CUT OFF AS RATIONING IS REPRODUCED
    120 3 WATER CUT OFF AS RATIONING IS REPRODUCED SINGAPORE, Sat, Wattfr rationing which was suspended during the period of the strike called by members of the Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation, was reintroduced from this morning. Water was cut off m zones four and six at 8 a.m. It will
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      365 3 CINEMAS films see Weekend cinema CAPITOL: rammy Tell Me ffuide True. Midnight. «fe CATHAY: The Hustler. Mid- UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA night. SOCIETY: Presentation of ODEON: Rivak the Rebel. "Serjeant Musgrave Dance" at Midnight. Cultural Cenive, 8.30 p.m. nrufftvn Pvar-Ki-Dastan IHE INDEPENDENT MIS«S!2?f vX" fil^ 918 SIONARY MOVEMENT: Film (Hinai) 3.15,
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    JAPAN GOES ALL OUT TO EXPAND ITS TRADE WITH S'PORE AND MALAYA
    212 4 JAPAN GOES ALL OUT TO EXPAND ITS TRADE WITH S'PORE AND MALA YA SINGAPORE, Sat. JAPAN is going all out to exJ pand its trade and industrial relations with Singapore and Malaya, said Mr. S. Tabata, manager of the Japan Export Trade Promotion Agency here. Mr. Tabata disclosed that several
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    German pianist will play an interesting selection
    191 4 rE recital to be given by Herbert Spitzenberger at the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday consists of an interesting selection of pianoforte music by composers of the last 100 years. Possibly the most interesting of them all Ls Balakirev. founder of the famous "Five"
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    AIRLINE MEN OFF FOR TALKS IN U.S.
    82 4 AIRLINE MEN OFF FOR TALKS IN U.S. SINGAPORE, Sat.— Two top airline executives, one from Singapore and the other from Jakarta, flew to New York to attend a meeting of the airline's managers from all over the world. They are Mr. Bert Torrance, director of Pan American World Airways for
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    X'mas joy at kindergarten
    86 4 SING.\PaRE. Sat— Pupils of the Straits Chinese Presbyterian Church Kindergarten reminded their parents that Christmas is round the corner when they staged a Nativity tableau during their annual end-of-the-year concert. And their parents turned out m full force to enjoy a programme of songs and »here
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    Government plans to license sand quarries in State
    286 4 Government plans to license sand quarries in State ■yHE Government wants to ensure that sand quarry operations do not cause nuisance or damage to nearby dwellers through licensing of quarries operated m the State. SINGAPORE, Sat. The Sand Qua/ries Bill, with provisions for the control and licensing of sand quarries,
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    Meeting postponed
    50 4 KLANG, Sat.— A meeting to consider the formation of a Government Servants' Welfare and Recreation Council here which was to have been held on Monday, has been postponed because of the small number of people present. It will now be held on Dec. 9 m the Kajang HalL
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    108 4 Before their eyes. Ezeklel xxxvi, 23. "WE persuade men," wrote fT St. Paul, "Bee for yourselves: a man In Christ is an entirely new being" (2 Corinthians v. 17). And no one who had known the old Paul could doubt The persuading factor In his ministry was that
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      135 4 SOUNDCRAFT TAPES ARE Dlffi MsW mmfil 3chiCVC H I I I rec r^^ •N^^ never stoa The course of the motion picture :4 was revolutionized by the appka'rj magnetic stripes on films' Soundcraft achievement Magna-Stripe process which r i\ possible the brilliant stereo sounc tiwj great MCM (Camera 65), Onemt:::^
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    MONTY The General the Captains and Majors saw
    1039 5  - MONTY The General the Captains and Majors saw LESLIE BREWER r By PART 1 MAN WITH THE PENETRATING VOICE ,h |i! i:\TRAORDINARY SELF-CONFIDENCE lo a »en small ijroiip of men really knew how Field Marshal ■\I»il nnr> lived during his triumphant years from El AlaKen i tor > ln (ierma
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      123 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Diekenson ">CSS WILC? 1 f LAE7JES, j I SAW HIM YOU MUST jtf/PJPjSI^" MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis Bl^" SiLC^LACE-l 1 METAL" -FLOOR j THEM AS THEIR EYES r THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake ■U Mf Eklkl gAV
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    Courses that mean jobs
    354 6 Courses that mean jobs I TELLING I THE PEOPLE L 1 ANY COURSE, training scheme or apprenticeship that aims to fit Singaporeans fai jobs m hitherto unexploited fields of employment deserves the highest commendation. so today we repeat our previous commendations of the stewards training courses inaugurated by the Seafarer's
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  • Dear Sir
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      ARTS V. SCIENCE: THE BATTLE CONTINUES
      287 6 i^JAY I quote from Dennis Ton's letter (Nov. 11). "Now I om sure we con agree that the arts man is as equally important as the science man." And may I m all sincerity and with due respect add to it thus, "as equally
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      The 6-day burden
      347 6 The 6-day burden IN Singapore everyone is looking forward to improving themselves. Improvement comes principally from our young people, but with the six-day week school it seems that our future hope for these youngsters to be credits to the state is diminishing. The sudden downpour of work on our young
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      Dear Sir...
      176 6 I hope it is not too late to mention it, but Radio Singapore did not broadcast the Malaya Cup final between Selangor and Perak. I say that even if Singapore was not m the final this was still a national event which should have been broadcast. FAN Singapore
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      Dog danger
      45 6 DRIVING along Holland Road the other day I swerved to avoid a dog. My wife says I should have gone straight on as by swervtng I was endangering the lives of everyone m my car. What do your readers think? ARCHIE Singapore 8.
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      THIS WOULD BE U.N.'s BEST ACT
      129 6 THIS WOULD BE U.N.'s BEST ACT a- This is your page: Write in if you have grouses or views to air There is a $10 prixe for the best letter of the week. I READ the most welcomenews tnat Dr. Binav Ranjan Sen, Director-Geiu:-ral ot the U.N. Food and Agricultural
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      Dear Sir...
      44 6 Dear Sir. #A typical Malayan delicacy is the "otak otak' a kind of fish cake. 1 say this delicacy is Malay m origin, hence its name. But my friend says it is Chinese. Can anyone help us settle this doubt? NONYA SINGAPTRA. Singapore 13.
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      Look-alike tickets
      77 6 L WWe' c notice ci (^at train tickets look alike and aie 6f the same colour without the time of departure jhown on them. This will cause some difficulty to th? ?£Z? e °tl c wh book tickets throu eh travel Agents or iriend^ The railway authorities will
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      55 6 I have a good number of very old coins from about 12 different countries. There is among these a coin marked "One Hiller." Coald any of your readers tell me the origin of this coin? Any numismatist interested may write to me at 12 1- A Dorset Road.
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      High fashion in school
      213 6 FASHION. fashion. A fashion that's all my 15 year old daughter talks, thinks and dreams about. And I'm sure she isn't the only teenage girl m Singapore today who is more interested m ciotttes than book*. While not wishing to put the blame on teachers, I
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    100 YEARS AGO
    69 6 The Free Press reported: "The Bombay will remain m Pin an g till arrangments can be made to tow her to Singapore. She had only recently undergone extensive repairs, having m fact been almost entirely rebuilt, and the shaft which was discarded for the new one. which
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    65 6 JUST FANCY THA T PXTERPRISING property aj salesmen cashing m on the allure of Hawaii are selling Americans "choice I estates" located on lava < beds oi active volcanoes according to a California land official. The official, Mr. Donald McClure, Assistant State Real Estate Commissioner told a legislative hearing one
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    156 6 •Tv... YOUR poUector O f?) priceless t^< Phies whip'^ bj a cerC-'^ "^q ar j ton Moi r '(> to thaiVe finance logicaj trin You and "Hereij a .s J*:? 1 taken from th 01 t;: fariy &5 phics inscrihJ i here. he t a pudgy.fa^j 1101 KUrc a
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      42 6 Crcat'ons ir I W DIAMONDS—^ I ■SI PM iaT£S t I from Eurof< I y3^T Ko"9 |^HEll||l«H signed n 9 s bfo< {tiC I and mony |PlK# COLO ORNAMINTS ~f M jflf m pure ■f^HH^ workmanship KB POH HENG Creation^ ■M Brighter
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      139 6 TODATSJADTO UADIO SINGAPORE rhythm; P.M.—12.00 (midnight) Short Wave Service CloSe down -41 metres (7250 kc/s.) RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres* 4?6 H me?J: CrViCe P-M.-1.18 Summary of pro^ 4-6 metres. g*?"™ s for the afternoon; SS aI market report. 1.45 Bily from Sext *V. 415 Mvs c Vaughan conducts; 2.00 Say
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      327 6 i J^^L_JB^^^L 1 I 1 I I I I I CLUES ACROSS I 5 Freely available (2. 3> 1 Songs from Carlos »6i. 6 Tie down and whip? U\ sli may not give a hoot! (3). 7 Would it sink ihe .siiin' if 8 Does he only owe a quarter
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    World body praises community centre programme
    63 7 World body praises community centre programme Gov- ultural, ational B; •nroii2:n i B^i V. latest R.A. Bui-; potter tt :onal uition H York. unity m o':i:d ■proper focus H vents H to the task "tors races pie, out nummttj m ra<>re H of 21 the conI !> rr.all boy Wr'.\
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    CLUB'S TARGET: 3,500 FLYING HOURS
    268 7 CLUB'S TARGET: 3,500 FLYING HOURS CINGAPORE, Sat.— The president of the Royal Singapore Flying Club. Mr. R m Pittendrigh, said at a social to celebrate the breaking of the 23-year-old club record m flying hours that this year*s target was 3.500 flying hours. In the first 10| months of this
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    lice round up ijan? hawkers
    7 7 Pablice round up ijan? hawkers i i
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    K.L. RAILWAY STATION READY SOON
    66 7 K.L. RAILWAY STATION READY SOON KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Target date for the completion of the new Market Street railway station m Kuala Lumpur is Dec. 18. A spokesman for the Malayan Railway said yesterday that the six-week rush job was going according to plan. The station must be ready for
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    varsity Medical Week starts tomorrow: Public to see how doctors are trained
    498 7 varsity Medical Week starts tomorrow: Public to see how doctors are trained SINGAPORE. Sat. THE University of Malaya r M c 1 Society m Singapore will hold its fifth Medical week, starting tomorrow, to allow the public to see the training of doctors as well as all aspects of medical
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    100 students to compete in YMCA essay contest
    134 7 100 students to compete in YMCA essay contest SINGAPORE, Sat.— More than 100 pupils from English. Chinese Malay and Tamil schools here will compete m the Chinese YMCA second annual essay and civic knowledge competition at the association's branch m Sele^ie Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. Written exam The contest
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    JESUDOSS IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE
    125 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr. V. E. Je.sudoss. the president of the Congress of Unions of Employees m the Public and Civil Services. I is to be the new president of j the Malayan Trades Union Congress. He was the only candidate I for the post
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    SOLVE A CRIME' SOLUTION
    42 7 Here is the solution for the "Solve a Crime" contest published m P. 6 last Saturday: The scroll which was marked "60 8.C." No-one could have put such a date on it 60 years before Christ was born.
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    CORPORAL FROM NEW ZEALAND REGIMENT WEDS PHONE GIRL
    69 7 Cpi. and Mrs. Edward Mornington Gorman after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Bras Basah Road. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Gorman, of Staffordshire, England, is m the 2nd New Zealand Regiment. The bride, the only
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    Rotarians told of essential qualities welfare workers must have
    256 7 Rotarians told of essential qualities welfare workers must have SINGAPORE, Saturday. MRS. F. LEON-SOH, a prominent welfare worker, told Rotary Club members at a luncheon of the three outstanding qualities every genuine welfare worker should have m promoting racial harmony within the State. g he said these were firstly, a
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    Board meeting
    28 7 KUALA KUBU BAHRU, Sat. The Ulu Selangor Rubber Licensing Board will hold its annual meeting at the District Office here on Nov. 28 at 10 a.m.
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    Four teachers to train at Kirkby
    52 7 SUNGEI PATANI, Sat.— Four teachers have been selected for a one-year specialist course at Klrkby England They are Mr. D. Scully and Mr. Michael Ooi of St. Theresa's School, Mrs. Foong Khay Kwan of Sungei Patani Convent, and Che Zauyah binte Noor of Sungei
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    Corroborre off
    21 7 KLANG, Sat— The Golden Jubilee Cub Corroborre at Tpoh, scheduled to held between Dec. 12 and has been cancelled.
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    His costly wash
    33 7 JEKANTUT. «at. A tlxi driver. Gulam Mohamed, 37 of Kuala Lumpur, was fined $20 for washing his taxi on a public road at the Jerantut Ferry gate on Sept. 26.
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    RIVERSIDE STALLS ARE FASCINATING, HE SAYS
    87 7 RIVERSIDE STALLS ARE FASCINATING, HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Sat, The riverside food stalls along Boat Quay have caught the eye of a Swiss delegate of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Mr. Pierre Vibert, 48, the delegate, said: "Your riverside and street foodstalls are fascinating. "The city is picturesque. "With
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    STABILITY KEY TO BRIGHT FUTURE, SAYS VISITOR
    163 7 STABILITY KEY TO BRIGHT FUTURE, SAYS VISITOR SINGAPORE and other countries m this region have a bright economic future if political stability m the area is maintained. This is the prediction of Mr. Thomas Brook, 53, president of a Canadian oil company who is now on a one-week visit here.
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    500 patients to put up their handwork for sale
    184 7 500 patients to put up their handwork for sale SINGAPORE, Sat.--10 Some 500 patients from all the departments of the General Hospital here will put up their handwork for sale m the Occupational Therapy Department (Ward 59), Norris Block at the hospital on Dec. 1. This will be the sixth
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      107 7 By^^l Distinctive m styling," ]^^T luxurious m detailing, "V&ifc^v richness tn tabnc wJjhE jl a suit to do you proud m on an y occasion you fN^Bm^** Ready-made f M^Em r m<3^ e^°* measure. ImP^Bb choose from our wide Ipa H^P patterns and colours. MSB I Tailor-made Suits m Kfl
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      442 7 are bclore lunciaime. -Alter that July 24-Aug. 23) PERIF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... keep an eve out lor trouble. LtU S ()NAL affairs are at o M 2\\ Jli R h titJe lor >' ou Accomplish a YOi: are an original and inde- TAURUS EARLY fflimtag I great deal ol im
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    An open space in full sun vital for rock gardens
    1219 8 STUDENT CLUB SEEKS TIPS ON BUILDING CAMPUS ROCKERY 4 LETTER from a gardening club m Singapore on sun rockeries has prompted this week's article. They write: "We have been reading the articles m The Free Press with keen interest and
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    QUIZ: CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET?
    415 8 irpHE self-control neA cessary to keep a secret is an important part of our personal lives. Looking at it more broadly, the "blabber mouth" is disliked m business. On still a higher level. the security of nations depends on the ability of certain people
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      342 8 HOTEL IDEAL 61, Brooke Rood/Marine Parade (Entrance between Roxy and Palace Cinemas, Kafong) Spore- 15. Tel: *****/2 DANCING TONIGHT EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. (Extn. every Saturday Public Holidays) On our Fabulous ORCHID GARDEN FLOOR to Music by ALPHONSO ORTEGA HIS BAND For your listening pleasure ice present THESE LOVELY VOCALISTS
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      82 8 ARE YOU WELL INFORMED? "Well, I don't know. But so much has happened m recent years that will affect me and my family for years to come that 1 fta" myself getting increasingly interested In events both here and abroad, "THAT'S WHY I TAKE THE SUNDAY MAIL. ITS A MEATY
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      324 9 m the history of far passed through bey were severely r tt* and flannel or db boudoir than a silk crepe and In turn jeune fllle" and Baby Doll j^sts broderte anglaise). emerged into the lO stess pyjamas bellow Ttrouser brief jacket, m I silk: and they sunlight and
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      A queen on a clothes spree
      277 9 FARAH'S COLLECTION DAZZLED EVEN PARIS THE Shah of Persia may have given away the largest private fortune ever but there are no signs yet that Queen Farah is taking to off-the-peg clothes as an economy measure. For her recent visit to Paris she arrived
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      HERE SOON-THE BMW 700 COUPE
      757 9 HERE SOON -THE BMW 700 COUPE IT'LL BE AMONG THE MOST POPULAR MAKES IN SPORE THERE are already more than fifty makes of cars running into several hundred models available m Singapore today...... and still they come, from every corner of the mo-tor-manufacturing world. Latest news I received this week
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      23 9 "JULIA" Aufomaf/c Even i hand EMPORIUM LTD. SINGAPORE, J -A LUMPUR i r i tola 4 lot B pltoFs!! l l i!T t
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      247 9 H WE NOW OFFER H B 10% DISCOUNT ON E] L^E2^h m 1 i L^Lr^LV E JuL J QUALITY M B^B^BTaa J |'j j Lai ll^ll fCj To ovoid disappointment we suggest lfl*M CjM your immediate enquiry or better still P"4 ■""I to come personally. r™\ n GIAN SINGH CO.
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    Chris and Wong will meet again in sprint tomorrow
    350 10 Thomson Road, Saturday SINGAPORE motor racii witness a Chris Prof tor Club sprint at the ol casipn they clashed at th ng enthusiasts will have yet another chance to -White and K. C. Wong duel at the Singapore Mold Upper Thomson
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    A new career
    55 10 LONDON Sat. Albert Nightingale, former Blackburn Rovers, Leeds United Sheffield United and Huddersfield Town player, whose football career was ended m 1956 by a knee injury, is to become a professional golfer at the age of 37. During the past few years he has been greenkeeper at
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    N. Zealand beaten
    19 10 TOULOUSE, Sat.— The touring New Zealand Rusrby League team were beaten 16-14 by Toulouse Regional yesterday.
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    Archie's 'jet plane' breathing technique at more years to his career
    1023 10  - Archie's 'jet plane' breathing technique at more years to his career UNKNOWN DFH BN JIGRN UINMGF JIB, JK flMgraft WHIPS mmmmi mmmm WHOEVER would analyse the indestructible qualities of Mr. Archibald Lee Moore must sooner or later face up to the formidable subject of Archie's stomach most prominent landmark m
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    SAAA recommends four for Rangoon relay
    142 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association has recommended the names four athletes to the Singapore Olympic Sports Council to represent the State m the 400 metres relay at the SEAP Games m Rangoon next month. The four are: Tan Eng Yoon, Low Sin
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    SPURS PAY BIG GET GREAVES
    102 10 SPURS PAY BIG GET GREAVES MILAN, Sat The final contract for the transfer of English football star Jimmy Greaves from the Milan Club to England's Tottenham Hotspurs was signed by the representatives of the two clubs. The fee, a record for a British club, was estimated at $865,000. Sources close
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      204 10 FREE HOME DELIVERY We invite you to become a regular iPj"" reader of the FREE PRESS* Com- IM $L plete the special delivery form be- v« &Sm low and hand it to your news-vendor i £gH§Th or post it to the address below and Wl ATttDln^ the FREE PRESS will
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      105 10 TOURNAMENT SKIING The culmination of all h4mßM| 9Mttt sk n tion m local, regional, <»r n:»ti<mal Mfcf (•rouped by ago divisions pr«-t<<it young-i haired men m their Mi liav<- s^ i(<l pionships. Water skiing lias Ufa* its pl.i< sport m America and a World Tmnut** s two years. Local ski
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    Reedy Asians have a plan to beat forwords in vital Cup clash
    539 11 [^X £ND SPORI SINGAPORE, Saturday. Sl!:iZ apore padang today Johore and Singapore clash m a vital Malaya Cup rugby match, kick-off .vjf cup. Joi nt ietermmed to imulists (>-— losing a n** ttM er PL hart trophy as-
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    RACE CARD FOR K.L. TOMORROW
    1185 11 RACE 1—2.15: CL. 3, DIV. 2— ABT. 7 FURS. 1 ***** FILM STUDIO IV syr bag (Shaw St.) 2 ***** TASTY Mr s^^ Foster' St/, 3 90J3.KOMAN BUL&Sr^iii' su l s sss sssj^r^tj^a'Si','^ 7 ***** ENTERTMNE/m^-b^istawSt:; D l oboo FREE COUNTRY 4yr chag (Healthy St.)
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    British football stars will play in Singapore
    757 11 British football stars will play in Singapore SINGAPORE, Saturday. JWELVE players, all professionals with English or Scottish League clubs, have been nominated by the Army Football Association to tour the Far East next May and June along with an Army team. The party promises to be one of the strongest
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    BOXING BOARD GIVES DOWNES 'GREEN-LIGHT'
    147 11 TONDON, Sat—The British Ld Boxing Board of Control gave Britain's world middleweight champion Terry Downes permission to take a warm-up fight before meeting Paul Pender at Boston m their return title bout The Massachusetts Boxing Authorities had slapped a suspension on Downes until he met
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    PINKSON WILL WIN IF GOING IMPROVES
    602 12 MOST FANCIED HORSES: 3 points for first favourite, 2 points for second favourite; 1 point for third favourite. THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL JAMKG VjgSSi Kb"" I SCRUTINEER TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER LMY KWEE LOH TI7T 2.TASTY NIP 2
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    Three to bank on...Tasty Nip Bowdler and Quo Vadis
    1617 12  - Three to bank on... Tasty Nip Bowdler and Quo Vadis SCRUTINEER By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday -rRACING^WITHJ -^tA__PROFITeeeJ THE BEST BETS Scrutineer's best bets: Tasty Nip (Race One), Bowdler (Race Six), Quo Vadis (Race Four). Likely outsiders: Rogerthorpe (Race Five), Cheers (Race Seven), Mandarin Palace (Race Eight). i*Jj| Wk W I
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    HERE HE COMES II IS BEST
    201 12 Race Seven ijtORM horses here are Gatot Kacha, Fine and Dandy and Here He Comes 11. The trio should dominate the finish of this Division Two 91" race. Here He Comes II is my choice. He put up a promising effort m his last
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    Orient victory
    29 12 LONDON, Sat. Results ot English League football marches played yesterday were: Di visit n 2' Scunthrope 0 Lyton Orient 2. Division 4: Tranmere Rovers 2 Barrow 1.
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      8 12 Ladles* Special Fine and Dandy m Race Seven
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