The Singapore Free Press, 7 February 1962

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    14 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press H* *****. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 196'i. 13 CENTS KDN 037
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    OOS FOR KENNEDY
    63 1 gf U-3. [esiiisnt ill till i R.i. I l'ro I Kei". ><!>'> I it I l I ti-.\ Mfi" I k-itM I .iul I hr Indoiori rv. fU'fl 11l W I i in :s wife. deckled booed K I reupon >P neetlng. a uere the i6 ten
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    ANNIVERSARY OF BATTALION
    145 1 POETT TAKES SALUTE AT TROOPING THE COLOUR SI.\(iAPORi:. Wed. Lt deneral Mr Ni^rl Poett, onnnander-in-Chirf, Far Last I. and Forces, took lh«- thr troopinu the ««»l«uir ceremony bv the Ist. Kattalion Queen's Own Highlanders at Selaranc K..rraiks last nisht. Ihe Karl of Selkirk, who u.in to have
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    SINGAPORE BOUND VESSEL SINKS: 15 MISSING
    239 1 SINGAPORE BOUND VESSEL SINKS: 15 MISSING SINGAPORE, Wed Tin local ag< at i ol Qm .i i ton trading ship Ban Ho Kheng thl morning confirmed a iyed agency me »age thai the vessel sank i»il Maciur i I•• 500 mile south-( Simjapon 15 Of m< b r in resumed
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    Terror time-bomb in ship kills four: Several hurt
    230 1 Terror time-bomb in ship kills four: Several hurt BONE (Eastern Algeria), Wednesday. l^Ol |)c'oj)k' were killed and several injured when a time-bomb exploded in u ship ;is she was leaving here for Prance yesterday with unit <'l Rio police on board. Arnold tht desd v,rro ar. eight-year old ehUd and
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    PERAK PRINCE IS JOHORE'S FIRST ASIAN STATE LEGAL ADVISER
    111 1 PERAK PRINCE IS JOHORE'S FIRST ASIAN STATE LEGAL ADVISER JOHOHK BAHRU, Wed. a Perak prince ha.-^ been appointed the Dnt Asian Btate Lc-, r ai Adviser oi Johore. 1 1«- la Raja Asian sirah. senior Federal counsi i. and on of Sultan Yu.m)! Izzuciiji Shah, ol Peru!:. ii" took over
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    Lady Ghatterley is 'obscene' in India
    56 1 BOMBAY, W< d I he BoariMf High Court fetterday bold t iiat u :.f ted edltiOD Ol D H id] Chattcrlej .1- <bi ine under Indian Lau. a in igii trab bid iai Uor Dm ■he > opi letort i bookstall Rs.2o 1 Si.i
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    $12,000 theft
    32 1 SINGAPORE. Wed SeventyfOUF v. Lf.cin'.s ;nui 1L .uin'.iiii ]wnn v.onh si; 1 dun nrere dolen toon Hie N'Aafi stare Nee Boon during the New Year holkiays. police .'-aid tUI nionniv,
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    Dacca riot: 10 held
    36 1 DACCA .Kit: PaJcslaii), Wcci L'uiveiM'y students last nighi ri<!<'(; in the Mu-f!., here, jh-.'i:..' ix. lire wil h li! :< i: I- :< :>• hey were iii^inthm r>. '„;i,i rlianie.s. Ten people v^tit arrt.su a
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    Beauty unlimited...
    87 1 THE WORD beauty h:i always thwarted exa<t definition, but beauticians are agreed thai you dor have to be pretty to be Cheerful prospects indeed for ij thi da3 ol wonder...ii,. i '.vU.i make-up etoUUnk and becoming (•oi;!;!!-* 1 you bft?C tb« opportunlt; o! ausmentIng your beauty fnr beyond
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    Ceasefire forecast
    36 1 ll'N'L- Wru The 1 :ai; <■(■;:'. y. -it Ifriq M aid !,«>;e ■.<•.-:< \u.i\ a cf :e k u Aliaria "i- prai i' oertein beflon the •nd of Mutiny, most probably U v arci thf Lftth."
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    Nicoll Highway repairs: Traffic to be diverted
    100 1 Nicoll Highway repairs: Traffic to be diverted SINGAPORE. Wed- Motorists using the southern carrio^t-way oi Nlcoll Highway between Guillpmard Ctveai rod Bras Bnsah Rorul will have to DM :iii ftlteniftte rout^ for 12 clays from tomorrow. Reason: This portion of Nicoll iOgbwajF ll 10 br repaired and re-.-urfacod by the
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    six winners
    71 1 six winners Free Press tips^ers Scrutineer and Trespasser were in top form at the Kuala Lumpur meeting yesterday. They named a total of six winners out of eight races. Scrutineer named Flying Hand and Equity while Trespasser named Turk's Fire, Darby Dan, Putli and Rising High. The Free Press Nap
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    Latest
    83 1 ll' 'I STOCK EXCHANCE Malayaa i i• r t ii t I'lvt*- I v .1 li tv II X.Y I d Rior 8.1. i I >.o. KealM <»i I Ptoclu.it II D.uint! Rrdskii i H S Ciustani 111 I 1.1 Ibe Profit I Per. ia 8.1. 'pura K.I I.
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    BUYING FOR RUSSIA PUTS RENEWED SQUEEZE ON RUBBER
    236 2 I ONDON, Wed.- The hmlb fml ui i of mo otherwise quiet rubber market was a renewed squeeze on February shlptneni No. 1 rss which developed in the afternoon prior to price iixin?. I:., remand, said to be ol < »mpariitively MTiall
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    Keen interest in industrials remains, prices advance
    526 2 Keen interest in industrials remains, prices advance City section: Financeand industry by The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE interest in industrials on the Malayan Stock Exchange carried over into last week and prices continued to advance assisted by the influence of various company announcements, says a Singapore broker
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    STOCKS: ADVANCE IN BRITISH FUNDS AN OUTSTANDING FEATURE
    157 2 STOCKS ADVANCE IN BRITISH FUNDS AN OUTSTANDING FEATURE LONDON. Wed. British Funds advanced lurlh--■Hd provided the outstnr. kng l eat u res in genera i hesitant stock sections hen yesterday. Prices forced aheaa fiom the NftMl and some appreciable gatM a ere helci. Elsewhere. however. trading conditions were not quite
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    Nationalise call: Mac says 'no'
    101 2 LONDON. Wed Mr. Harold Macmillan. tue British Prime Minister, yesterday rejected a suggestion in the House of Commons that a public corporation should take over the chemical industry and industries producing manmade tibres. Mr Emar.uel Shinwell. a form- L-abuur Defence Minister, had -uiid a public
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    Markets closed
    17 2 HONG KONG, Wed. The markets here were closed yesterday for the Chinese New Year holiday.
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    Phone row settled
    49 2 NEW YORK. Wed.— Tne Communications Workers of America yesterday announced .settlement of a contract and wa^e dispute that had threatened to brins a strike by telephone installers across the United States. The dispute involved IU.OOO installers In exchanges of the Bell telephone system in 43 states.
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    Port congestion
    46 2 COLOMBO. Wed-As a result of the recent serle,, of strikes in Coyion Including dockers, there were ye&ierday 53 vessels liLsitie Colombo harbour awaiting discharge and seven vessels outside. Estimates of when the port will get back to normal vary between two and four months.
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    Russia-Nepal pact
    30 2 KATMANDU. Wed —Nepal hi to Ret gooes and equipment worth 12,750,000 from Russia by the end of 1965 under the 1959 Sovie Nepal trade agreement rifficd here yesteraay.
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    UAR to sign trade pact with Malaya
    63 2 CAIRO W.v A Arab by Hu.sselii Kh.ileil Hamul, I':., ei Secretary of Bconomy. toil \e>tercay f a ;,.u: oi ;.>■ K.i: fc.t.< t s ..r il l "v< 4.--. 1 i.^ '11l be hel.i U R u lGe reia:;. r.s in Maluv.i. ft-..
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    Ships in port
    75 2 >hip^ in Port >u« Uonii.im: wharf berths: N I; -h, M^am bn-thN N 1 Citv f C'.irllslf. N J 1». .:..i:im N 3 Glenshiel. No 4. Hallvnrri; No. 5 K.imb... N b. Mei: No. 7. Fizik V.i\ >r At D^pwater Point: Fmvz Prairie:. t McKir.ley. AKapex:or. K.
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    More Dutch troops in civvies on way to West Irian
    206 2 More Dutch troops in civvies on way to West Irian AMSTERDAM. Wed.— About 70 Dutch servicemen In civilian clothes boarded i K.L.M. airliner last night to fly to Biak, West New Guinea, by way of Tokyo. The airliner, a DC-8, returned here on Tuesday after airlifting 110 Dutch servicemen to
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    Hussein heir named
    31 2 AMMAN. Wed.— The 5-even-riay-old Crown Prince of Jordan, son of Kin*; Hussein and hLs EnsiLsh wife Muna, formerly Toni Avnl Gardiner, was officially named Abdullah late last i\iu.h\.
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    Ghana M.P. among 80 reported held in police swoops
    190 2 ACCRA, Wednesday. A^ Opposition Member of Parliament and about <S0 other people were arrested in poliee swoops ail over Ghana's south-eastern Volta region last weekend, usually reliable Opposition sources said here last night No reason is far known for the arrests
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    K IS SO AMUSED AT WESTERN PRESS REPORTS
    102 2 K IS SO AMUSED AT WESTERN PRESS REPORTS MOSCOW. Wed. ReliIfl able diplomatic sources in Moscow said last night that Mr. Khrushchev has been highly amused by Western press reports about him since he left Moscow. The sources said that when he was in Minsk. Mr. Khrushchev. uho keeps himself
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    'KEEP ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN INDIA'
    86 2 BOMBAY, Wed.— Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, former Indian High Commissioner In London, yesterday called lor the retention of the English language in India. Opening an exhibition here of English books on India, Bhe said English had served as a bridge of friendship b< ween India and
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    UK DECISION ON N-TESTS IS EXPECTED TOMORROW
    136 2 UK DECISION ON N-TESTS IS EXPECTED TOMORROW LONDON. Wed Op: I Mdenlng bi r. i British Qovenunei I duuf in.):i;,ce i!i a few day that U is oonsidKlng liolrii..-: it.- first andergroand nuclear test According to a usually reliable >ourre. Mr Hap Id Maomiiian. the Prime Minister, may make in
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    $16m. film rights
    30 2 16m. film rights NEW YORK, Wed The him rights to "My Fair Lady' 1 successful maiif;il in the hi<\ory of Broadway, have Ixt-n b< by Warner Broil.ei :<,r SlC.iOt 000
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    Bardot: Rest order
    27 2 PARIS. Wed Rim star B::--gitt€ Bardot Ls sufleMny Iron, a light food poisonin and hu> befn ordered to re^L. lu-r fnenu Lert said yesterday.
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      121 2 LONDON Feb. 6. Previous Today RUBBEH No. 1 RSS i.l f European port* Feb ti H -jj 0.-,/;.;2 March _i 21 32 -4 L'l 32 RUiiitH No. 1 RSS Spot _> 1., |4] RUHUER Ho. 1 RSS settlement House Terms, March 2. r >l'l6 s l it>
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      New York Prices
      59 2 NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Freviou* Today TIN Ktraltt tpot 121.23 121 23 i RUBBER Futures stan-iira Contract Mar '.'-.in '2~ 40 May 2M.ti.-j 28.63 TONE: Quiet but steady. SALES: Two lots. No. I RSS Feu. i lanied price 27" "7" COFFEE: Futures *B* Contract, March ::i «>
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      Dow Jones Averages
      40 2 NEW YORK. Feb 6. Prrvious Today 30 industrial* 7.11; n Tin.:'. 20 Railroad;. 1 )..t,7 J i ••> »0 Do.-nptfc Bond* -1 ,7 15 Utilities 125 51 125.76 65 Stocks Composite Averages ul l 4 S 2\Z :vj
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      U.S. Pepper
      42 2 Malabar «-r.ot rr.j, r. Moats ,V<J, y,-u ■hipmeni ML lamroai %1-ot' 83 .•ifloat- 35», K.-b shipment 31>. Muntok white >iK)t I. afloat -t :,<i, K. t>. shipment 4 .*i. at-llfm, ex-dock. \IM vt; prices guolcd m L.b. centa l»cr lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      84 2 LONDON. Fcb 6. Prtvlous Today COPRA Philippine! tJ t U.K. /North Eurripe.in o r t flfiucrrrt w«!i^ht per tons ton March. JI«,3J JOPHA StraiU Borneo c.i.f. UK/ Noi t Europr-an nort» (lehvrrfifi MeiKht per iun* ton Feb March U'.'inui OIL crude Strait* c.l t. European ports ,n
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    U.N. men see Tshombe in id to hasten departure of mercenaries from Katang
    186 2 U.N. men see Tshombe in id to hasten departure of mercenaries from Katang T EOPOLDVILLE. Wed. Dr. L* sture tinner, DvuUsti head of the U.N. Con^o operation, and his force commander. Gen. Sean McKeown. of Ireland, flew to Elisabethville from here yesterday to hasten the departure of "mercenary" troops from
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    U.S. ORBIT SHOT PUT OFF AGAIN: FEB. 14 IS NEW DATE
    171 2 U.S. ORBIT SHOT PUT OFF AGAIN: FEB. 14 IS NEW DATE WASHINGTON. Th«* next attrmpi I launch tn Glenn into rv. now set for no than Wednesd instead ol T.r -c..;.. !< :> U Inturmed sourc. r there was m ;>• biem thai had <-ome up in th< .v :.ai;:
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    Dag inqui What assumed Alport
    31 2 Dag inqui What assumed Alport S" Rhodesia) v missioner h I Upon n commission of No V.: Moise Tstor i rWMYP ;»ttitur> tpinal t'l'W cartwheeled when I skjoeld to OBtll today
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    BABY FOR QUEEN?-NO COMM
    41 2 BABY FOR QUEEN?- NO COMM LONDON >soluteiy M rom- it" Pi: Ami ri 'a: mp-^LiLC •:ir:>* :ir: N< V thai Q,H' i 1 r. sorted to be expecting a baby. I 1 port to &ay M burgh. 36.000-miie. W can cuuutllc&
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      90 2 1 ANNOUNCING I SANYO DEALERS) I Ist CONVENTIONI I TO BE HELD IN JAPAN I APRIL 1962 I 1 PRODUCTS INCLUDE RADIOS 1 RADIOGRAMS REFRIGERAT AIR-CONDITIONERS EL! FANS AND HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES y Model 10S-PlO j li HI-FI TRAMSCOHTIKENT--1 10 TRANSISTOR RADiC I Attractive Plastic Casing I 3 Band All Wave
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    WANG MYSTERY LAKE ON FILM
    361 3 Tasek Chini will be a hit in U.S. says T.V. cameraman SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Hollywood television cameraman, who filmed the Malaysia Week celebrations last week, is now bent on taking shots of lake Tasek Chmi m Pahang ig he I'fcls that this will be a
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    Singing star Anneke reads Free Press
    99 3 Singing star Anneke reads Free Press WORE, Wed. ew-ycor old o cn o h >f«ted Sing Vpcori Blue Da m c off be n d per- formances to read The Free Press account of her arrival which was published on Page 3 of the Feb. 5 issue. Looking on ore
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    INDIAN NAVY SHIPS DUE EXERCISES TOMORROW
    24 3 INDIAN NAVY SHIPS DUE EXERCISES TOMORROW A desIndian Navy sorrow for m\Xh be the The ocie- >weepers. •AS Will for •t cm poii lor
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    Malaysia Exhibition proves a great attraction
    137 3 Malaysia Exhibition proves a great attraction SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Till; Malaysia Exhibition which \\;is opened 1 last week by Uw Dcputv Prime Minister, I),, foil Chin Chve, in conjunction with [he meeting of Ihe Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee is proving a greal attracUon. The Victoria MemortaJ Hall whore the exhibition Is
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    Author's impulse
    14 3 SINOAPORt D-'ctor turned riovelist r visiting gap, r lay on a in
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    Birth control advice
    25 3 SINGAPORE, Wrci Family planning advice was given :< 43 725 mother.* In 30 clinics 0I the Singapon Family Planning Association mm j mi
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    Welcome to Singapore
    113 3 English (our ilist, Mr. d. usn livan, arrti d fron Jakarta. lie is itaying at the Adelphl Hotel foi a lev dag i M; U. Birr:.. Mr. I). B. HU] and Mr. a. a. Hall all Bin pi riucen from k uid. arrivt'd i< r ;i week
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    TALENTIME FOR CHURCH FUNDS: HEATS TONIGHT
    150 3 SINGAPOKK Wed T»'' first beat ol the i^l» intime in aid ol th«- Church of thf B!'>>«cJ Siurainent building fund starts today st. Patricks School j": t -t Coil.-t Road. Ut i 1 1 pjU U.-ni-finrtn. heats will bo h, ui every Wednesday and
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    696 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A SOCIAL worker is always on call M any time, ;mv place, to meet the call of the underprivileged and the distressed. Always the :ii| ol" dulv must come before personal consideration. Today, i pay i tribute
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      245 3 tIM ilA^ BUM Ml DdM Si LJ 4 CATHAY: BhM BMMiI l M Ut, 9.30. OMSK: Orcua ol Horrors g a 7 T odkk (M )l& 4.6.45, 1.4a. 4. 7. 9.1... LIDO: Tlie Cnlfxvufi of Rhcci^ {O^ u p, i> a /ji..ii.um 1.31). 4. St, IS. 3 7 M ODKON:
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    MONKS IN JAPAN ARE VERY MODERNISED SAY TEAM OF BUDDHISTS
    163 4 MONKS IN JAPAN ARE VERY MODERNISED SAY TEAM OF BUDDHISTS 'Priests in this region keep strictly to religious law 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 16-MEMBER Buddhist delegation fron Japan were surprised to find that the waj of living of the monks differ from country to country. The delegation, pictured right, on i
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    Handling of cargo at harbour to be speeded up
    178 4 Handling of cargo at harbour to be speeded up pORT SWETTENHAM. Wed. Introduction of full-scale automation and the finish ini> of the multi-million dollar North Kkttig straits projects will make this the best port in South-East Asia by mid 1963. The Minister Of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said
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    YOUTHS TO HOLD SOCIAL AND DANCE
    144 4 YOUTHS TO HOLD SOCIAL AND DANCE If ATONG, Wed.— A Chinese V Now Year social and dance will be held at the Federation ol Boys Clubs headqoarteri at old KahuiiAirport on Feb. 10 at 7.30 p. .n. The organiaeri are On social committee lormed by the trainees ol the FBCsyoutn
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    TALKS AND SHOWS ON ROAD SAFETY FOR STUDENTS
    70 4 TALKS AND SHOWS ON ROAD SAFETY FOR STUDENTS JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Johore Bahru Rotary Club will hold a talk and demonstration on road safety for students from all streams of education in Johore this month. This wa.s stated by Mr. James Ho, chairman of the community safety service sub-committee
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    Two for Oaths
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chief Justice has appoinled Dr. Wong Mook Ow, Acthlg Medical Superintendent, Trafalgar Home, and Mr.' Pang Tee Pow. Commussion for Li.bour, Ministry of Labour, to be Commissioners for Oaths, according to the Government Gazette.
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    Community hall
    35 4 IPOH Wed The Mentri Bestir of Perak, Da to Shaari bin Srafiee, opened a $2,800 community hall in SungeJ Siput to serve about 1,000 people in the Kftmpong Temin and Kamix)im Sank Plan-.
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    NEW BRIDGE FOR MALACCA
    76 4 NEW BRIDGE FOR MALACCA MALACCA. Wed -The Finance and General Purpose Committee ofl the Malacca Municipal Council hat decided to demolish* and rebuild Chan Koon Cheng Bridge here. It will cost IHSjOM. The committee's decision however is subject to approval of the full council which v.;'. meet in the middle
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    HOSPITAL CLERK TAKES A BRIDE
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— More than 100 relatives and friends attended the weddin« dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Antonie Joseph Tambou at the Islamic Restaurant. The couple were married at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Ophir Road. The bridegroom, a clerk at the Singapore
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    Rural development 'only way to eradicate poverty'
    204 4 Rural development 'only way to eradicate poverty' JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. [NCHE Sulaiman bin Ninam Shah, ChanNH of the Committee of Local GowcMßenl sai<l thai there was no other way to overcome kam pong poverty except through the rural develop- ment programme. He said this at the closing ceremony of the
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    GERMAN VISITOR J.B. TALKS TO ROTARIANS
    142 4 GERMAN VISITOR J.B. TALKS TO ROTARIANS JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Mi Reinhart Bina eii, who is at present doing postgraduate work on comparative law at the University oi Singapore, spoke on the Constitution oi the Federal German Republic and bow it compared with that o! ttafl Federation of Malaya, at tin
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    $1,930 'ang pow' for 2,564
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR. VWci Mr. Chong Shih Uua:.. an Alliance Assemblyman yesterday presented a cheque u,v SI 930 a.s "ang pow" to the 2,564 inmates of the Suniiti Buloh Settlement on behall of the Chine.se Assembly Hall The cheque was received by the chairman ol the
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    SCHOOLS: YEARS TO SEE BIG ADVANCE
    225 4 SCHOOLS: YEARS TO SEE BIG ADVANCE KUALA LUMPUR. W —Chinese pan i:!s in the Federation wil] happy that the Chun Year of th<- Tiper ill be a year of vance in educ;:!:< r. < penally Chir.rx schools. n.. was stated by t Ministry i1 Ed n-ati< article ouiiininf the SI
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    Plea for surgeon
    38 4 TELOK A NSC'. Alliance delegation will call on the Cine"; Hraith O!!ir.-! i" KI. \erghese at Ipofa next week to pre. for n be posWd I Hospital here u. R.C.L Scnduk w'n Derember la.st \r:u
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    Mentri Bess children off to study Austral
    56 4 Mentri Bess children off to study Austral JOHORE BAHBQ —Two child I -1 i here to furthd ■ladies in Ausd y arc Ok m .issan. lT.eiM I Hassan, the only ill id vteiflj Lancy at M lies Coitege at M was a for: ruCflW^ •ie Murad *tH the Melbourne a
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    Lions Club to aborigines clo
    13 4 ORE BThe Johoir BaJ the a memtx': an
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    New appointment
    7 4 ■)HORK BAi; on Johon- c
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    Young Stalin taken to Gestapo jail
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
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    58 6 The Free Press reported: "The driver ot a Municipal Scaven^inu curt was fined £3 by Mr. Maundrell, third Magistrate, on Saturday. January 20 for cruelty by working a lame bullock in Robinson Road.. Inspector Pestana of the P.C.A. department prosecuted, and the lame bun was ordered to
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    108 6 AN orthopaedic specialist in Connecticut has forbidden his patients to dance the twist. Americas latest dance craze. Dr. Sage D. Sikaand said he has treated seven people six of them young girls for dislocations or fractures of the kneecap. He said the twist caused the damage Sikand
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    Life is like that
    49 6 Life is like that rE husband M I takta ideniy 1 'oil I Well, d." I four breath." l >> ©Id Man m lo l>r t 1 OIH I Ihls'h I hi I •Cher th^e d<^ fi I told had I I thing about th^t Jl man he wot I
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    22 6 AS a contributi' j gadget age cork* ;< bubbi- for moir champagne igger dose of cad M ghe y pregnated clous, health■leal.
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      273 6 RADIO SINGAPORE utlMk tram Ho.lanc; 9M Wdj Short Wave Service: Of UM pop*; 9.30 tfm; 9M a lotlight on 10.00 'Hie 41 metres (7250 k/cs.) Malayanaires; 10.30 TinnyMedium Wave Service: niinu;c iheatre; 11.00 The 476 metres. Vienna Festival; 12.00 (ir.iuA M. 1100 Programme sum- I night) CIOM down, mary; 11.02
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    Nes school for deaf ready by end of year
    44 7 Nes school for deaf ready by end of year Wed.— JO.OOO A st ruebatten cted to the told 'I dation mo- ode •no re 'he new Great need in to be e have 00l ♦em md md Malaysia film {lows today The tatr. mpons;
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    TRAINING FOR FOUR LIBRARY OFFICIALS
    116 7 TRAINING FOR FOUR LIBRARY OFFICIALS K Of V Library havi- wne ab~- trainiay A --'-i:il will leave for next month. M JS r V e of the reference s* Mr 1^ S n ot the Colombo Pi JM* the Library School In t the North v. technic school I ■»ndon
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    5,00G at two-day fun fair to aid Wast Irian liberation
    119 7 5,00G at two-day fun fair to aid Wast Irian liberation Wnl.— M< in, iid ed the two-das West i.m I ih organised by the 1 !..>.• nesian community at th. [ones' I I 1..' :m :-nklt rimah in aid u< t in I fair, opened by th< Indoi. 'ipmi pral.
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    Three new Rotarians
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    Demand-so bright future for the plastics industry
    242 7 Demand -so bright future for the plastics industry BjUTISH uroup pf companies manufacturing raw materials for plastics i* watching closely the development of industrial sites in me iederation and Singapore in view of the hcmsiilt business in plastic products here. "Us was stated by Mr. J. A. L. Russell, export
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    PLEDGE TO IMPROVE ESTATE
    97 7 PLEDGE TO IMPROVE ESTATE Singapore. Wed omeials of the Persevere: ice Brtltt Bouse Owners Association in Geylanu have pledged to do all they can to improve the lot of their members with respect to sanitation. roads and drains i:: their estate. This ffM taken at the first general 'Meeting of
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    Dog licences
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    OFF — TO CHOOSE A WIFE FROM 12 GIRLS
    96 7 OFF TO CHOOSE A WIFE FROM 12 GIRLS SINGAPORE WVd. Mr. J. B. Vaswani. 28. manager of a local >ilk store sailed in the liner Chusan for Bombay to choose a wife from 12 elrls whom relatives have lined up for him. And the 12 will be at the wharf
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    'Bright future' for Australian fruit trade here
    230 7 'Bright future' for Australian fruit trade here .JLWiAPORE. WedConsumption of Australian oranges and other citrus fruits is increasing in Singapore and the Federation. Mr. J. J. Parr, owner of a 350-acre orchard in Queensland, and Mr. p. G. Wrench, owner of a 120--acre orchard in New South Wales, said here
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    $2 million contract to prepare site for industry
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    HOSPITAL FOR TG. KARANG
    82 7 HOSPITAL FOR TG. KARANG |£UALA LUMPUR. \V« d Tanjo r g Karang. the rice bowl of Malaya, is to have $1 million hospital and a $1,000 sub-health ccr.tr- > ..d. at Sekinchani: and Jcram next year This was announced by the Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda
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    SAMAJ MAN OFF TO WATCH INDIAN ELECTIONS
    101 7 SAMAJ MAN OFF TO WATCH INDIAN ELECTIONS Mi 31 i dhar Trt- *:t! y Of th.' sv. Arya B ill iral ai.ri ation. iriras to itne* tl e 1901 :tions in \i T v Free r wa the second be wat- .-■> The first was in 1957. A... n inam
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    Malacca Club for all races
    39 7 MAI AC(\\ V The Malacca ("hi Rccr< n <. •> i mo] t>* I !r :..>' ..i.<' > 'ii :1 iid 1i i > i >f 1930 ::«»n c -eriiH! \yr -.iUd -;h- ':< :.s exciasiv< tilt Chtnrwr Community here.
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    Matron for Klang
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      392 7 if 'A VnilL Qir.-urp.V should now take on an im- I P'?4 (■•■l 23): IT i d TUUn Di»'. i ilLr'Al.. proved outlook. Make progress tlOl < n ONTF.MI'LAtoday TING a journey, thus could be i ...i' >liv 1 i K\ si \K Ul excellent day for setting out, \.»l
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    HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF A TINY FLAT
    275 8  - HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF A TINY FLAT MARGARET WEE SPACE-SAVING FURNITURE IS THE BIG SECRET by Cl < ESS al i urnishinc a home docs K [Tin I i *ii i:< iw much I ill; (MM lil()l (I \(i S|R'l!< I. i: di 08 bow ii one
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    Tastier coffee
    119 8 lI'L all enjoy a good cup 01 coffer first V? thing m the morning. It is especially relaxing alter a tiring day's work, and stimulating on rainy afternoon. En fact, nearly all of 01 drink OOffec of tea morning, afternoon and night. Whetlv r you drink coffee or
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    BRIGHT PAPER IS RIGHT FOR WALLS
    492 8 BRIGHT PAPER IS RIGHT FOR WALLS IIOST people in Sin«:i- pore look on Wallpapf r us a temporary medium to cires.^ up the home. This belief may do! be so widrv-;; c;iri today. but it ha > io a urciit I xtenl dis'-ouraucd housewives who want a more durable form
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    Prettier homes with 'do it yourself murals
    110 8  - Prettier homes with 'd o it yourself murals SU KHIM By IyHENEVKH a mural ally to clec(»! at i portant buildings or hot' it done wit li in iora] The reason m proves to exp< nsivi i ture. All it need> an ornament is a little pat;. a love lor
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      110 8 BE FIRST FRIGID^L-RS Frigidairc made the room air 33 years a± Your investment is sale v The air-cenditioner t .a' I I^l m M V^^^ tomD^-uKeACO-'* EXCLUSIVE HUSH FOA" GIVES SUKtR QUITT OPWATION! IJil 6: 2H.P. mode now avail > SH OR ■r^ll| WRE WJRCHASwSS THE NAME IS YOUR G
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    THE LITTLE COOPER
    236 9 THE LITTLE COOPER soeciat report for Mr. n- l^l-^a I Int dlQji LAK dKAooAK I Tpor t s hi pivICBI "t ;ip Austin the tore .il rived in r tluhas nd in! <hr climf Of he people have r« title am] technical era p -iiorisr reports wrttKlttk II anno n
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    THE NEW CARS
    1158 9 once complained i n ni h We went like this ior some six miles out town via Nicol Highway and Merdeka Bridge Incidentally, the little Cooper vafl stable in the gusty CI 1 "winds ol open MentelM Bridge) and Ben rally qo| many p'-< ;>V recognised us.'
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    To waterproof your hood wax, oil and caution
    550 9 QUtbFIUN AND ANSWER CORNER I'VE iust had a new hood made for my 1057 MCi.V My friends suggest that I waterproof it. Can you please tell me how to do this as I'm too ashamed to i>k them. D.K., Singapore j CM
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    GRAHAM MISSES AND LEEBE IS ALL SET TO RAM HOME WITH LEFT HOOK
    73 10 GRAHAM MISSES AND LEEBE IS ALL SET TO RAM HOME WITH LEFT HOOK Sigmun (.raham <\v{i) mis^t-s with his wild swing and L/Cpl. Lcese (RAOC) is all .I to r.tni home his let t in thrir liffhtueijfht rontest. Lees« won the bout on points. nun utii a hump utK-s 1.
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    Entries called for chess tourney
    90 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Entries arc Invited foe the 1982 Singapore Open and Division i Chess championship whirh will take place r^t the Singapore chess Club, Y.M.C.A. Orchard Road from March 3. The Selection Committee oi thn Singapore Chess Federation will deride the eligibility ol competitor! in
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    R.A.O.C. boxers battle Signal rivals to win District title
    451 10 R.A.O.C. boxers battle Signal rivals to win District title ALEXANDRA, Wednesday. ROYAL Army Ordnance Corps won the Singapore Base District Inter -Unit boxing championship when they beat Royal Signals Corps by seven bouts to four in the final fought out at Portsdown Road Hall here. The R.A.O.C. have always been
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    Cricketer breaks leg in 4 places
    61 10 MELBOURNE. Wed. Hatim Ibrahim. 27-year-old Indian cricketer. broke his leg in four places when he collided with a team-mate while trying to make a catch in a match at Ballarat yesterday. Earlier Ibrahim had been out for a duck, playing for the Cricket Club
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    Seletar win 71-51
    16 10 SELETAR. Wrd. Royal Air Force Seletar boat 2 '7 Gurkhas 71-51 At basketball.
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    Enter now for Base District hockey six-a-side festival: Closing date on Monday
    470 10 Enter now for Base District hockey six-a-side festival: Closing date on Monday SINGAPORE, \\((lius(l..\. (SINGAPORE Base District Hockey Association are finalising ai rangements for their end of season rix affair hockey Festival to he held at 18 Signals Regiment sports ground in Dover Road on Sun day, Feb. 25. The
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    BOYS CLUBS EXPERT TO AID YMCA
    113 10 BOYS CLUBS EXPERT TO AID YMCA KUALA LUMPUR, Wed 'I:.- Youni: Men's Chri t i a Ass n K Lumpur, ha.*- !ai; he(] niemoer^; ij7 dri\*' The ccn tarv YMCA N!r U< yd De Run <aid the c.::nj:a..:. would I for m< re v« mm-r memb< r --p 'dally and
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    MARSHALL BREAKS OWN WORLD BILLIARD MARK
    129 10 MARSHALL BREAKS OWN WORLD BILLIARD MARK CALCUTTA. W< d Rota fi Marshall the Australian amateur billiards champion broke his own world reCQfd for "an average break durin a two-hour session." Marshall scored l .781 pofnti in 15 visits to the table daring the second session of his match with Adyananda
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    Joyful Indians beat Commandos
    37 10 I- ARRER PARK. Wi d Joyful Indian.** beat 42 Oonmando.s. Royal Marine-. J-2 in a football match here Marimuthu (2) and All scored for the fmtflfTti. Pennant and Smith netted Hoc the losers.
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    ASIAN GAMES WILL BE TELEVISED
    122 10 TOKYO Wed Pr< parai r lor televi >ed bn »adca the m*Y2 a;.,. t.ami Jakarta will b< c d by July, accord Kadio Indonesia broadcast said the chairman ol the I: doncsian elevisioi t .mm::te< „:> this disci isure nrior i ing :> r Germai
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    REME victory
    34 10 SINGAPORE Wed A c: two rom Utm abled REME to b< midable Snitli Johor. b\ 11 poini 'Va.. L-oaL- in a ruga* match played at J. Bail ru < v« r the weekend.
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    SERVICES DOMINAIE SCC SEVENS RUGGER
    91 10 OINi :id round of the i 1 I open a: porioraaJ I the ttt and robust Sffiß i I the favoured teams Kiu I m I The Kiwis of 75 I I I I I being player: n.o p.. mee\ rv J I re were
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    Army favourites to win this year's inter-services triangular hockey
    326 10 TANGLIN. Wednescay ARMY (Singapore), after their recent success In the Singapore Hockey Association's local quadrancular meet last month, are favourites to win the interservices hockey triangular meet which starts today. The match this evening will be between the RAF and Royal
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    RACE FINISHES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    127 11 II" t>.i%. Krh. b. r*Jf .•C K 1 Ooirm (i(»<)d I" 'V. J— 5' I \V(jii hv li > /^J^'y^tßtß/^ fli a I I kj t .IBMMMQK ->^ <I 5. Div. 2—s' F Won h\ :f: v u 1 *C,: ■^H I •^Jk JKc jF
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    CHAMP IN BSD TO KEEP HIS 3 TITLES
    142 11 T AVAL BASE. VV« d. A A^ badmtnton ptayet who Captured the Naval Ba.se Opt n itnglta, dinibles, and mixed-doubles titles for four vcars. Lfl bent on doing it again this year, when the Asoka badminton Party*^ champlonshlpfi b»-Kin in a fortnight
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    fLuOLIT RAGING PULLS !N THE NIGHT-TIME PUNTERS
    385 11 I Wed. Horse K^tas at night is beI asingly popuI The 1962 I on will I night racing •'enlng meetI A to making a long light I the summer, I a: I I a ti-.at they are I possibililp.\ odlu I right seaI
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    Firemen play best to take State's top honours
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    RUSSIA A FORCE IN TENNIS SOON SAYS QUIST
    113 11 RUSSIA A FORCE IN TENNIS SOON SAYS QUIST MELBOURNE, Wed. The Soviet Union will one day be a great force in world tennis. former Australian Davis Cup star Adrian Qulst said yesterday. Quist told a Rotary Club lunch that Russian players were hampered at present by poor equipment and wrong
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    Scotland edge League 2-1
    32 11 LONDON, Wed. ffl Results of football matches played yesterday were Representative: Scotland 2 Scottish League 1 (at Hampden Park) English Divisi-n three: Newport County 0 Port' mouth 5.
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    Orgryte victory
    20 11 HONG KONG. Wed. The visiting Orgryte football team from Sweden yesterday beat an All Hong Kong side 2-0.
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    S. African tour
    23 11 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. Two Japanese gymnasts, Takashi Ono and Takashi Mitsukurt, have arrived to begin an exhibition tour in South Africa.
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    41 11 DAYTONA BEACH (Florida i. Wed. Kunimitsu Takahaaht of Japan won the Grand Prix of the United States (500cc) motorcycle Th.ce here on a Honda 250 cc. He :Uso won events for 125 cc and 50 cc. Reuter.
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    300 11 AUSTRALIAN SPORTS LETTER SYDNEY, Wed. AUSTRALIA'S Lew Hoad is believed to be seriously considering retiring from tennis. The world's greatest amateur and pioies tonal texinis piayer lor uimoii a lh caae, noaa is now imaji.: it difficult to beai plajren he would have smusnea oil the
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    218 12 SUGIMOTO SWINGS INTO ACTION ON FAR EAST CIRCUIT MATH LIM T.ck pa.-H.-il a-Ai«y pracrtully at h< r r*sMme* ft CrovtburM l>nvr on V> b. H<-lM)v.-d rao*!»r o Kn* H. S«t Kk Hock.' Mia* Mary Una Ah t'hou. Kour Mr. Ante iaim. n-ttw Mam. aad 1? GnuMtchiMren. Cortett. ]«rv« Crowhurst Pnve
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    LAST DAY OF TEST AND PAKISTAN 107 RUNS BEHIND: HANIF STILL IN
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    BAN ON CHINESE WOMEN SOFTBALL STARS
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    Orgrvte beaten
    23 12 HONG KONG, W<\i.- ihf usitiwj: Ocgrytt (ooUmH MMi Dwm 9«tdHl \\ent down It H<>n Knii-4 Selection after trailing 2-1 .it iuill-Unn\
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    Softball meeting
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    98 12 Cnmißj Wiii. Btftfthaf v5 Mass, ■pevJ Mt mitted in Sydiuv to btlßg lac from leariaia in flight. "Flying .solo scares me to iealiO Um Kagtt* «f racinsj fh;nnpion said. "Actually, I frighten very easily," be added. "Flying j is new to me. and L really
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    No trackwork
    11 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tnere were no gallops this morn-
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    BURNLEY MEET EVERTON. IN FIFTH ROUND
    58 12 T ONDON. Wed. KcMilt.s of football BMtdMI played in Britain yesterday were: English FA Cup lourth r. ur.d replay: Leyton Orient o Burnley (\Vii".ners home to Everu/ii in lilt.! round). Division Three: Bristol C; y 5 Readuv; 0. League cup (Fifth round quarter-finals Blackpool
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    Palmer's prize
    38 12 sprinc:s. WM —Arnold Palmer (UB>, Britisb Open poll j champion, uun the Palm Snr:i._--Tournament with 00-bole total >.*■ 342. Gene UtUer, United Btati [Open chani')i<>:i. shared leconi place with American Jay Berberl on 345. —R( i.- r
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    He won't compete
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    Kops retains title
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    Spalding Cup
    32 12 HONG KONG, W< u gjoag Kong retained the Spaldini; C\i\: for the tifth successive year when they decisively beat Macao 8-0 in ttaefr annu.il in'erport liackev pune jmterday. No trackwork
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    Sportsmen leave to take up Malacca posts
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    Ten nations in basketball meet
    173 12 CU.NUAh'UKfc.. Wed. Jbingapore Amateur Basketball Federation will b" Staging an Asia Gold Cup basketball tournament at the Happy World Stadium early in September directly after the Asian Games meet at Jakarta. Mr. Goh Chye Hin. president of 5.A.8.F.. said that this tournament will be the
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