The Straits Times, 21 July 1961

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    20 1 vvihau i»\iiy riiriiiiin saik i yc i ns 90,000 The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 FRIDAY. JULY 21. 1961 13 CENTS
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    LEE's BOMBSHELL
    4296 1 Premier accuses British Govt. of plotting with Communist Left to overthrow PAP Govt. Then a confidence vote after 13 hours SINGAPORE, Friday 4 am. THE Legislative Assembly this morning passed a vote of confidence in the Government after the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had accused the
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    Lock icon 4 get death on spy charges
    52 1 CAIRO. Thurs. The United Arab Republic Supreme Security Court today sentenced four people tc death, jailed two others and acquitted a seventh on charges of spying for Israel One of the four sentenced to death. Kathy Badorf. a German woman, was tried in absentia.—
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    DETAINESS TO BE FREED IN BATCHES: TOH
    412 1 SIMJAFORK, Thursday. THE Singapore Government is to issue orders for the release of political detainees formerly associated with the PAP in batches from time to time, the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, announced in the Legislative Assembly today. These detainees were
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    Anxiety over Prasad
    71 1 Anxiety over Prasad NEW DELHI. TINTS, Dr. RaJcndra Prasad. 76. the Indian President, has had two attacks of hacmatemesis —vomiting of blood from the stomach—and his condition was 'causing anxiety." a medical bulletin said here this evening. The bulletin added that his 1 pulse rate and blood pressure were being
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    Lock icon Mart statement
    35 1 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. i Harold Macmillan. British Prime Minister, answering questions in the House of I Commons said today he hoped to make a statement about the European Common Market on July 31.-Reuter.
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    LATEST
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    Kedah unions make protest
    170 2 Kedah unions make protest 4 LOR STAR, Ttxurs. R e p r c s c ntatives from 16 trade unions in Kedah today protested! lie recent state-] in. lit by the Minister of nee, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, that there would be no general wage increases for Government employees. "This
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    Stole handbag
    28 2 PENANQ, Thurs Tan Hock Hoe. 28. unemployed. was today killed for four months for stealing a handbag from a car at Chov.ra.s1a market on July 12.
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    'FISHED' FOR LETTERS, MAN JAILED
    59 2 'FISHED' FOR LETTERS, MAN JAILED PENANG. Thurs. A labourer caught "fishing" letters from a post box at the General Post Office was today jailed lor three months on a charge of theft. M Mariappah. 24. had pleaded guilty to stealing 44 letters. He said he was tempted when he -aw
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    A penpal's search is over
    22 2 Mrs. Clauson and penpal Miss Then smile happily at their meeting on Wednesday night. Straits Times picture.
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    Strike halts holiday flights
    373 2 A stoppage at London Airport delays planes for 5,000 schoolchildren KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday ABOUT 5,800 schoolchildren, who were to have flown by BOAC to various parts of the world, including Malaya and Singapore, to spend their holidays with their parents, are being held up because of
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    A PHONE CALL BRINGS TOGETHER THE TWO WHO HAD NEVER MET
    277 2 MRS. Christina Clauson of Sweden has traied her former Singapore penpal. Miss Then Hian Mcc all through an appeal in the Straits Times. And last night there was a big dinner for the two women who in their student
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      37 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby MUST WASM MV /^ICANV LIT^ VX&P *X\&) fa (SOIN© HAIB BEFORE I TUBM 6CC IT &k V^ UT 9!i'O TO «AVC IT *> il SO OUT/ ■■m iJKfc TU»«> \J\ 'OONT BE SHAMPOOED/
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      413 2 11.30 Music For TWO IJOO Clos* RADIO SINGAPORE Dm. TiSL.""" RADIO MALAYA MEDIIM WAVK SKRVU E 476 marcs NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.00 Good Morning: GO2 SKKVK K 41.7 mrtrrs Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Nesrnra--7.05 Melodies At Sunrise; 8.00 The ku. News Headlines; (i.05 MornNews; 8.05
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    Lock icon BERLIN: ONE FALSE STEP COULD LEAD TO WAR, WARNS HOME
    701 3 LONDON, Thursday T ORD HOME, the Foreign Secretary, said yesterday that one false step over Berlin could easily plunge the world into war. Speaking in a Hou.->e of Lords foreign policy debate, he said the conclusion of a peace treaty
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    Lock icon Katanga army put under Mobutu
    229 3 ELISABETHVILLE. Thursday. THE Katanga Government yesterday placed its army under the overall command of General Mobutu. Commander-in-Chief of the Congolese National Army. Reliable sources close to the general said an agreemnt also envisaged a unified military command between Katanga and South Kasai. They said that
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    Lock icon OPERATION TO REMOVE A SCAR
    82 3 OPERATION TO REMOVE A SCAR HOLLYWOOD, Thurs. Actress Elizabeth Taylor was reported in good condition yesterday after an hour-long operation for removal of a scar on her throat. She went into hospital after arriving home from the Moscow Film Festival and was expected to remain there for another four or
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    Lock icon A new Polaris sub on patrol
    41 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. The Theodore Roosevelt, America's fourth nuclear Polaris submarine, left Charleston harbour yesterday to join her sister submarines on global patrol duty under secret orders. She has 16 Polaris missiles on board. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NEW PLAN BREAKS THE LAOS DEADLOCK
    106 3 NEW PLAN BREAKS THE LAOS DEADLOCK GENEVA. Thurs.— The 14--power Laos conference yesterday adopted a ninepoint Anglo-Russian plan and thus broke a 14-day-old deadlock on how to begin detailed negotiations. The conference will go into restricted sessions from today to start detr. Ed discussions on how j make and keep
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    Lock icon Green light for space cash
    44 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Congress yesterday approved a Bill giving President Kennedy the full amount he had asked for a space programme to include landing a man on the moon. Spending of U551,784,300.--000 < about $5,252,900,000) on the programme, has been authorised.—Reuter.
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    WHITEHEAD HAS TROOPS READY
    196 3 SALISBURY, Thursday. 4 RMED police and police reservists patrolled the streets of African townships in Southern Rhodesia during the night as the territorial government deployed troops to "uphold law and order.'* A government announcement last night said troops and police had moved Into certain townships "in
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    Lock icon China invitation
    22 3 ACCRA Thurs. President Kwame Nkrumah of Gnana. who is now touring Russia, has accepted an invitation to visit Peking.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Frenzy of hate by Pakistan says Nehru
    372 3 SRINAGAR (Kashmir), Thursday. MR. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, at the end of a four-day visit to this disputed territory, yesterday sharply criticised President Ayub Khan of Pakistan. Mr. Nehru told a 200.000 strong crowd In the Red Square h»re that Pakistan was
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    Lock icon Mac has decided to join market—report
    195 3 Mac has decided to join market report LONDON. Thurs. An article In the Daily Herald declared today that the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmlllan had already decided that Britain must loin the European Common Market, and this was the cause of his dilemma. Desmond Donnelly, cloumnist of this independent left-wing
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    Author Sartre bombed
    29 3 PARIS. Thurs. A bomb went off early this morning in front of the Left Bank apartment of existentialist writer Jean-Paul Sartre. No one was injured. L.P.I.
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    Concert at the New World
    57 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A variety concert will be held in aid of the Crawford Nursing and Transport Ambulance Divisions of the St. John Ambulance Association on Thursday, August 31 at 8 p.m. at the New World Amusement Park. Tickets at $1. $2 and $3 are obtainable
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    A reception
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Gujara Youth Association will hold a reception for the officers of the Indian Navy ships now visiting Singapore on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Asian Seamen's Club In South Quay.
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      288 4 THE following Is today's ajn.; from Penang, Ipoh, Kuaia Lumpur. Bangkok (TO 402) scheoule of civil aircraft Lumpur, Malacca (ML 149) 1045 ajn. movements at Paya Lebar clr- 7.15 pjn.; from Penang. Ipoh, GarwU: To Bangkok (OA port, Slnugapore. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca (ML 802) 9.40 a.m.; to Jakarta (OA arrivals
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    Brief for U.N. on Malaya
    307 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday EXPERT LEAVES WITH CASE THAT'LL AW IN CHOICE OF A WELFARE ADVISER A FINNISH United Nations official, Mr. Kurt Jansson, left Kuala Lumpur by air today with a briefcase full of data which will facilitate the selection of a U.N. adviser for
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    The 'confident, efficient' Sandhurst Malayans...
    186 5 KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A former college commander of the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst said today that he was gratified to see how confident and efficient Malayans who had been to the academy had become. Brigadier J. 1). King-Martin, Deputy Commandant of the 17th Gurkha
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    W.H.O. director protests over vaccination move
    223 5 W.H.O. director protests over vaccination move SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'JIIE Western Pacific region director of the World Health Organisation based here, Dr. W. W. Yung, today protested against Singapore authorities insisting on vaccination certificates from air transit passengers arriving from cholera stricken Sarawak, i Dr. Yung especially mentioned transit air passengers
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    Hong Kong visitors
    71 5 IPOH, Thurs. Two Hong Kong recordh.c; artists. Miss Tsui Mvi Chee, 21, and Mr. Chung Wan Shan. 40, arrived here by plane today to make a 10-day personal appearance at the Rvby theatre. Ifta Tmil has recorded about 100 Cai.to.iese songs since 1955 and together with Mr.
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    More pay for 27 insurance workers
    73 5 More pay for 27 insurance workers CIXGAPORE, Thurs.—Twen-ty-seven employees of the Asia Life Assurance Society here are to get more pay. Under an agreement reached today between the company and the Singapore Insurance Companies' Employees' Union, they will get increases ranging from 10 to 15 permit. The increases are from
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    Assembly date
    24 5 SEREMBAN', Thurs. The next meeting of the second s.-ion of the Negrl Sembllan Legislative Assembly will be held here on Aug. 2.
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIAN TRADE MISSION A SUCCESS
    164 5 AUSTRALIAN TRADE MISSION A SUCCESS PERTH. Thurs. The Australian trade mission to South-East Asia was an unqualified success. its leader. Mr. A. P. Whitington, .said at Perth airport today on return from Singapore. The trade ship Straat Banka was a line example of how private industry and government could combliu
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    An X-ray date
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. SATA will begin the second part of Its mass X-ray campaign in the TionE Bahni area on July 24 between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. at Eng Hoon Street.
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    Buddhists to celebrate monk's appointment
    121 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Buddhists will hold a special celebrations at the Mangala Vlhara Temple in Jalan Eunos on full moon day. July 27. to honour the Yen. M.M. Mahaweera Maha Thera's appointment as chief high monk for Singapore. The Rev. Mahaweera has completed 25 years
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    Malacca to probe low-cost housing
    142 5 MALACCA, Thurs. The Municipal Council has appointed a five-man committee to study low-cost housing projects In other States. The idea is to launch similar schemes here. Mr. G. Mariappan (Alliance) has been appointed chairman of the committee. Speaking ol housins problems in Malacca. Mr. Mariappan
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    Letter and $25 for two men
    97 5 Letter and $25 for two men IPOH. Thurs.— Two members of the public were awarded letters of commendation and $25 each for their public splritedms.s here today. They are Inche Kerea bin Din. a storekeeper attached to the British Army, and Mr. B. Ramankuty. an employee of the Ipoh Town
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    $126,765 writ for tax
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Comptroller of Income Tax has filed a writ in the High Court Registry against Hlra Singh, a merchant, claiming <126.765 as being the amount of income tax due and payable by the defendant for the years 1951 to 1955.
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    Co-operation
    39 5 Mr. Jansson, who has carried out similar missions in Burma. India. Indonesia. South Korea. South Vietnam and the Philippines added that It had been shown conclusively that most of the handicapped could, if given eilective rehabilitation and training.
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    New settler project
    57 5 JOHORE BAHRU. ThUTI The Mentrl Besar. Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, today opened the 1,088-acro Lenga group settlement scheme, t.l miles from Muar. The sixth to be opened in Johore this year, the scheme will benefit 136 landless families. Formerly jungle, the area was the last
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    Welfare lottery tickets lost
    52 5 PENANG, Thurs. A Jelutong resident, Liang Eng Khoon, has reported to police the loss of 50 Social Welfare lottery tickets to be drawn at Penang at the end of this, month. The tickets —in a series from *****51 to *****00 v.ere kept In Leongs hous* a*
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    Champion bandit fighting unit leaving for Hong Kong
    288 5 IPOH. Thursday THE 2/6 Gurkha Rifles who have chalked up a proud record of successes against the terrorists In Malaya, are leaving here at the weekend for Hong Kong. The battalion took part In many operations In some of the worst bandit
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  • BEGINS HERE: THE BIG DEBATE
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      20 6 1848 1961 i^a^H Ua^aW^^^^^^aH \ftfr i h Hit bin It SERRAVALLO'S Tonic hos no equal. It is still the best.
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    'British duped Red into betraying comrades of the nationalist Left'
    10910 7 'British duped Red into betraying comrades of the nationalist Left' plain, simple and unvarnished truth— so hat all vill rtniiM- the hazardous course they will travel with these men The Prime Minister >aul their •tattle with the Commune'^ must be won by argumen, They would prove that the democratic Socialist
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    61 8 JO Hmil. >/fl I Minimum, ..*..r.i iwa) >*ar*fulh 11 F'.o«<i. Prrun. She Ml »n nil I tonp Y«ih Tdi Trik. Tat TaJ Thonic. 1 »do|.trd »on. r»n k».- Rom taoatti «'n»# Hooti and >>oh Chrr Tnk. I Taa Baal Tnk. •■rvrn <I.«'i|[ht»n<-in-U^ lad Ki.nd .mil trn! tTAntit nil'lrrn 10
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    PERSONAL
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    151 8 M Hortft fill i \limimum) HEAR THE Nl 11 t !M> V.-.--I port ROSEE O'OR U.idfi Onad R-«tau-rani I l» i for piivati dinnrr rn-nn;hT ANOTHER CARCO O( V S.il.»im<rk»- O-i n. 11,1 UU.I-IK IHV PKNOI r. SAYS: Hf.n HBOkm iijllliinal |ii k»-i KOOL flltl atr avalUiMa •or M
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  • The Straits Times Friday, July 21.1961.
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      A Cargo Of Doubt
      724 8 With Ihe return oi the three t European Common market i envoys to London, the British Government can begin weigh- ins more accurately tlie Com- < rnun wealth problems of British entry. The difficulties n)peai j to be greater than was sup-i( posed when Mr. Di'ncan
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      The Teachers
      368 8 The scries of meetings be- i-i-n the Minister for Education and leading membe>s ol the M.C.A. have proved extremely useful for the light they have shed on education policy as it applies to the Chinese schools. It has become clear that there is much greater scope for study
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      Melodrama
      136 8 Malacca Municipal Council did not cover itself with distinction -at its latest meeting. The most important piece of business for the day would seem to have been the cort'irmation of an increase in A.tuts tor the Council's dailyi iittd staff. But this unconUrowaiia] item was disposed "I only alter
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    Can China get in this time?
    963 8  - Can China get in this time? PHILIP DEANE FROM THE FORCES THAT ARE LINING UP IN NEW YORK TO GET PEKING A SEAT IN THE UNITED NATIONS SEVERAL Afro-Asian countries seem now to have settled on a policy of trying to oust Nationalist China from the United Nations, replacing her
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    MRS. PANDIT SPEAKS... THERE IS NO BITTERNESS...
    514 8 MRS. PANDIT SPEAKS THERE IS NO BITTERNESS LONDON. Thurs. Mrs. Pandit, who will shortly be going home after seven years as India's High Commissioner here, yesterday told part of her life story on television. In a special 8.8.C. interview she snswered questions on her childhood, her parents, her marriage and
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    And in Formosa—the angry man who sits and waits
    304 8  - And in Formosa the angry man who sits and waits HEDLEY RHODES by HONG KONG. Thui.- The slightest hint of Peking's recognition is enough to infuriate Chiang Kai-shek, whose Kuoiiiintang party line is that mainland China la "temporarily" dominated by a tjroup of Soviet puppets A reported American .subtertuge i
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    Secret paper tells PAP policy towards political detainees
    1132 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister today tabled a Government paper on its policy with regard to the present (political) detainees when he seconded the Prime Minister's motion calling on the House to express confidence in the Government. The paper, marked "Secret"
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  • The new films reviewed
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      ILL BET ON THE GIDGETS APPEAL
      134 10 ILL BET ON THE GIDGETS APPEAL fOLUMBIA'S "(.idßet Goes yj Hawaiian* is the slaphappy sequel to "Gidget shown here to the enthusiastic patronage of teenauers in 1959. To all intents and purposes it is the same type of film as the original being a series of episodes in the life
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      'SPARTACUS' A THRILLER
      292 10 IT RANKS WITH BEN HUR- AND 10 COMMANDMENTS' '•OPARTACUS" ranks high among such movie gems as "The Ten Commandments" and "Ben Hur." not simply for its story or length (three hours 10 minutes), but because it symbolises the unconquerable spirit of man and his agoold fight to
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      The problems of Negro family in Chicago are yours, too
      485 10 PICTURE a struggtinn Negro family of five living In an over-crowded tenement flat in Chicago's seamy south side. The head, Mrs. Lena Younger, is an, ageing woman who ha-s worked s.r.icvbing floors nearly all her life. She has a daughter
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      81 10 SOLE AGENTSI ijSfA fiOjoirOgS COMPANY LIMITED (SINGAPORE. K.LUMPUR, MALACCA, PENANG, KUANTAN) Ditt: Johora Bahru Batu Pahat Kluanq Seremban Koto Bahru Kuala Trcnggonu Ipoh. 1 VISIT THE DANISH FOOD F AIR Siimillatin>ii«l\ ;il I \l\ Orchard Road Orchard Road a Where you can sample line Danish Buffer T J and Cheese
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      35 10 DANISH FOOD Wt^^M fatuous for fhtvour.., It's Danish -it's Tulip it's the finest quality HKJMi you can buy. E?*f?11 Sole Afenti: OVERSEAS CORPORATION (FAR EAST) LTD. (llVO'pO'd'l J in k" I SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PENANG.
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      289 10 Straits Times Crossword ■■J IB jpjpj I^B^I^^^l"" I hi Hb~lhl Ihl htT iFn I hHI r*~^i Ih kii hi si B* AIKOSS 6. I-ovely m the of 1. Peculiar Eton circle might the while owl sweeping be to do with current affairs? < Meredith) 16. 10) 7. Seize leader when
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    Marshall is rebuked for a 'Merdeka' shout in House
    252 11 SWORN IN AS NEW ANSON MEMBER SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. David Marshall, the new Assemblyman for Anson, was today rebuked by the Speaker, Sir George Oehlers, for shouting "Mecdeka" inside the Assembly House. Mr. Marshall raised his cry of Independence in the
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    More facts on Malaysia expected at meeting
    161 11 T/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1V The Assistant Minister of Education, Capt. Abdul Hamid Khan, is expected to throw more light on Tengku Abdul Rahman's Malaysia plan at the fourday Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in Singapore. The conference. which will begin on Friday, will be
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    A cable to Belgium
    57 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Yang Di-Pertuan Agong has cabled greetings to the King of Belgium, which celebrates its National Day tomorrow. The Prime Minister and Minister of External Affairs, Tengku Abdul Rahman, sent a similar cable to the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs on behalf of
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      238 11 OSS Now k; ?Tf\& be even prouder of your lovely curves with new maidenjbrm MUCH ADO LO-BAK full length strapless The cups are shaped to do fabulous th ngs for your profile! The midriff is lightly boned to give you a dolllike waist! The back plunges low to wear with
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      237 11 Buys Bunny By It v I pit Heintdahl s_ /<mr\ 1 R~~ rWHATSGOINO I ""IIII' I'M TRYIN' FER A li'l Abner By A I Capp f SON.'.'-VO' INHERITED >. P ~;O INHLRITED A MERt VO" INHERITED JESr X N O x eOUTHALFO'MAH JiTKUE/f J f FRACK-SHUN O'MAH NATCHERLV.'M AWHIFFO'MAH x/ARGVMINIT.7
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      FE good cosmetic buyer: Director
      177 12 FE good cosmetic buyer: Director "VIR. E. T. Barnett. a l director of Watson Neale and Co. Ltd.. the London exporting and marketing consultants, arrived in Singapore last week to evaluate the potentiality of the market for cosmetic products. The growing consciousness of the people In fashion and beauty make-up
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      ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE FOR YOUNG ADVERTISING
      77 12 ACCOUNTS EXECUTIVE FOR YOUNG ADVERTISING Tl^R. Peter Boden .(above), ill has been appointed an accounts executive of Young Advertising and Marketing Ltd.. Singapore. Mr. Boden, who formerly worked with S. C. Peacock Co. and Dorland Advertising before coining to Singapore, has been closely connected with advertising and marketing work in
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      Increase in Lewis and Peat profit
      212 12 rpHE trading profit of 1 Lewis and Peat Ltd. for the last financial year amounted to £231.279 before tax, compared with £214,396 for the previous year. This is stated by the chairman, Mr. Herbert Boyden in his report to be presented at the annual
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      U.S. study trip
      30 12 THE Director of Agriculture in Sarawak. Mr. J. Cook, is now making a tour of the United States and the West Indies observing extension methods adopted there.
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      Australia bid for food business
      114 12 Australia bid for food business rkNE of Australia's v oldest food processing companies is entering the export field for the first time. It is J. R. Love and Co. Pty. Ltd. of Sydney which in Australia marketa "Mother's Choice" self-raising Hour and other products. They arc available for export. The
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      Revenue drops
      41 12 Sarawak's revenue for June totalled $3,432,644. a drop of $387,132 compared with the previous month. Export duties totalled $1,241,521, import duties $2,032,383 and excise duties $158,740. Revenue for the first half of the year was $18,777,852 compared with $25,294,847.
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      Rubber factory
      25 12 A rubber processing centre at Nanga Rlbong. in the Lower Rejang (.Third Division) Sarawak built by Dyaks with Government assistance, began operations recently.
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      VERSATILE GERMAN TRACTOR IS NOW ON MALAYAN MART
      274 12 VERSATILE GERMAN TRACTOR IS NOW ON MALAYAN MART By RUDY BELTRAN A MULTI-PURPOSE tractor which can be fitted with facilities for burning vegetation and spraying insecticide has been marketed in Malaya. It is the Unimog tractor, manufactured by the Mercedes-Benz company in Gaggenau. West Germany, which can be used lor
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      Stanvac man promoted to manager
      139 12 Stanvac man promoted to manager STANDARD VACUUM Oil Co.. Malaya Division, has promoted Mr. Tan Peng Khian to the post of marketing analysis manager, replacing Mr. O. Breda who has left Singapore on reassignment. Mr. Tan. until recently the works simplification manager. Is the third Asian member of the staff
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      UK FIRM SEEKS LOCAL TRADE CONTACT
      182 12 UK FIRM SEEKS LOCAL TRADE CONTACT •piBREGLASS Ltd. of London is seeking a Malayan company to mould its product, reinforced plastic, said Mr. P.J.M. Swiney, sales promotion officer who is now on a local visit. Mr. Swiney said that moulding the plastic was a simple operation and could be done
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      Swiss fair VIP guest
      70 12 The 42nd. Lausanne National Fair to be held from Sept. 9 to 24 will have Greece as its 16th guest of honour. The others were France, Belgium. Holland, Italy. Morocco, the Congo (then the Belgian Congo), Tunisia, Brazil. India. Argentina, Canada. Portugal. China. Austria and Australia.
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      'MILLERS SHOULD NOT FEAR COMPETITION FROM OVERSEAS'
      305 12  - 'MILLERS SHOULD NOT FEAR COMPETITION FROM OVERSEAS' GUNN CHIT THYE Association opposes Penang's tariff proposal on flour BY JpLOUR millers in Penang should not fear competition from imported flour if they can produce suitable grades acceptable to consumers. Tins was stated by the Penang and Province VVeiieslcy Farmers' Association which
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      159 12 "FOR EVERY FRACTIONAL DRIVETHERE IS A QP FRACTIONAL MOTOR ii ~g tSJt £2f* There are hundreds of motor* in the Cromptoa Parkinson 'fractional* range. The wide choice available mean* you can not only put reliance in your motor but you can rely on getting the right and, therefore, moat economical
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      1518 13 u ?i'ld n in« THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. ttT SINCAPO2E llncirpiratel il tke Untel KiUMM) 14 LINE* EXPRESS SERVICES TO LONDON LIVERPOOI I CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pori P Sham Irien» ■ENNACHIf A'werp, L'don, 6'many, R'dam li Pt Taliy Jily 22/23 BENCRUACHAN(H) HamUrt, Lonoon, G'moatli II PI Jlly 24 Jily 2S
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      1299 13 V^ McALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. W^ VWRI lEL No I3JJI V*** BLLBRMAN LINE Cfc KLAVBNBSS LINE LONOON HAMBURG ROTTEROAkI. bUVRI IOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO NULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER 1 PORIUND CITY OF RIPON AccilliM cam for Central 1 Soj1» S'DOd P S'hjm Kenmt Amcnca. Is Pt 26 July 27/34 July 31
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    TIN SHARES IMPROVE OH MALAYAH STOCK EXCHAHGE
    457 14 From Our Market Correspondent TIN shares Improved sharply on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday morning there being a reaction against the recent depressed levels and more confidence in the tin price which rose by nearly S2. The morning rises, however, tended to level
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 14 .■Malayan Stock Indices: July 20 July 19 Industrials: 170.72 171.37 Tin*: 323.63 321.02 S Rubbers: 241.43 241.82 Jan. 1 1958=100. Industrials Ti
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    874 14 DUSINESS on the Malay Stock Exchange. Federatloi section yesterday with tne number of deals In brackets was: Industrials: K. and N. ordii (1.000) S2.SO. (1.000) $2.31; Onmmon (1.000) 51.93: J. Waugh (1,000) 52.04: S. Traders (3.U00) $4.50. Miningi: Aokam (1.000) $4.05: Aunirai Amal (500) 29s D, ON.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    114 14 yME Mm Produce Eiehanca. Singapore, noon prices per picul y«»tarelay ami Copra: UK/Continent July shipment *26» buyers. J27 seller.. Coconut oil: bulk $3Si sellers, drum *«0J Miters. Pepper: Muntok white iIM) sellem. Sarawak white 11T7» solera, special Sarawak black IJSO sellers, KHrbied Lampong black JISO sellers. Uimpong black
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    86 14 T ME Malayan lichangt Banks' 1 AttMlatlwi made these channel in Iffl rates to merhc&ots yesterday <all rates to $100): Canada: buying airmail T.T 33|. O.D. 33!, 90 d/« 34 3/16 credit bills. 34i trade bills Idling T.T. or O.D. rtady: Cansds Frtnch Francs Us; Belgian Francs 1803]:
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    Tin price in Singapore rallies by nearly $2
    251 14 rpHE see-saw pattern in the tin price continued yesterday and there was a gain of $1.87* to $459.87 per picul. The offering increased by ten tons to 250 tons. Tin was steadier in London overnight. While a certain amount of Continental enquiry
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    AUSTRALIAH STOCKS
    118 14 MELBOURNE. Thurs. TNVESTMENT shares were 1 traaed along steadier lines. B.H.P. g.nneu 2s. 3d. to 725. and David Syme Is. 3d. to 30s. 6d. Colonial Sugar dropped 755. to £67 15s. Base metals and oils held a steady trend. Commonwealth Bonds were traded along easier line.-. Con. Zinc
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    129 14 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves today are: H.illdor 27 -'js. Frlesland 31/32. Meonla 40/41. HocKn Sllverwave 25/26, Hlkone Maru 13 14. Asia 1 12. Outer Reads: Pyldswaya. Indus, Mukali, Mariner!. Djndajat. MnnKkarn. Pleasantvllle, Hoecb Sllverwnv. Archllles. Karossa, Slettar, Hock Lee. Van Neck. Gervase SletKh. Torn; Han.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    215 14 AUCUSI first grade rubber buyers 1.0. b. closed in Singapore yesterday at R4{ cents per Ih. down threequarters of a cent on Wednesday's CloslnK nrlre. Trie tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A. closinK prices In cents per lb yesterday were: Int. 1 R.B.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 84. sellers Mi (N):
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    CLOSING PRICES
    39 14 SINGAPORE, July 20. RUBBER: 84 j cents per Ib. (down threequarters of a cent). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 85 cents (slightly steadier). TIN: 5459.87* per picul (up 51.87 i). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE
    80 14 Tenders will be received from registered contractors of Class 'EX' and above under Heads I <fc II M the office of the Jurutera Kerja Kunan. Larui, St Matang. Taiping up to 12.00 noon on 28th July. i 961 for the Construction, of Penghulu's Quarters at Batu Kurau
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      1204 14 Express U.S.A. PaciElc «k Atlantic Coast Service MA. E T A. f.I.A. E.T.A. t.TJ*. Spore Honi>on| Hono'ulu S. Francisco L. An|e*i* ft. York "K.mkiwa M>ry" Gla 39 31 21 July 17 Al| II Aut 21 All I Star. "(lh«ia Miru' 17-21 Ai| 24 Alt Seat IS Sept It Sept 3
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      185 14 WiSTtOUN EUPOM SHVICE S'lirr r. »'*<> femni 10UDIM* 11/11 *u| 1] «u t i) Marseilles. Havre. Dun Kirk. SOUTH I WESI AFRICA SERVICE. spue HBO*. 7/ I an Durtian (21/1), fart Einabetfi (23/1), Capetown (21/1). r.v...ji (M/l). Lagos (I/I), Cotonou (I/I), Accra. Takoradi, Atlj'an. Freetown. Conakry Dakar (23/1). tASTBOUND S'piri
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      965 14 COMMISSIONER OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL OF KUALA LUMPUR NOTICE In pursuance of the policy of I Malay being the national lan- 1 guage consideration has been given to renaming st reels In :he national language Tne following have accorauigly been renamed as follows: Sulalmau Road Jalan Sulaiman Birch Road Jalan
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      966 15 TENDERS PAHANG P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "E' and above Registered P.W.D. Cor.n actors ■will be received m the Office of the Jurutera Negeri Paii Kuantan, up to 3.00 p.m on 27-7-61 for construction of 2 blocks of 4 units Cl.iss "O" quar- j ten;. 2 blocks of 3
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      366 15 (Continurd from Page 8l SITUATIONS VACANT 20 Wordi >j (Mm.,— Box SO ets. sxtra LOCAL BALINESE JAVANESE and Thai dancers required for occasional eveninc performances. Box A 6996 B, I. S'por< WANTED I qualified Boo* Keeper Cashier mth kini'AledKe of typewriting and kchmi smndwrttlßS. Apply Box A 6991 ST. 'pore.
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      1075 15 SITUATIONS VACANT 120 Words $S (Min.)— Box SO ets. extra CIRLS Part Time Copy Typist. Begmnen acceptable. Box A 6993 8.T.. Spore. CHINESE BABY AMAH In August for Kngland 2 years. Age over 30 years and five years experience essen- tlal. Good wages return passage paid. Phone B'pore ***** evenings.
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      998 15 OFFICE SPACE VACANT tt Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. extra CLIFFORO HOUSE. 4th Kloor Office available, 503 rq.lt. facing Clifford Pier. All Services Provided. Premises served t"y Ist Class Restaurant A Bar. Full details please contact Managing Agents. Clifford House. Collyer Quay. B'pore. Tel: I0t«3 FROM IST SEPTEMBER In
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      738 15 TUITION it Words Si (Min.)— Box St ets. sxtra ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL experienced English speaking Instructors, courses from $25. Individual lessons one hour $5. Phone *****. 67 Orchard Road. Spore. LAOY TEACHER from abroad gives pnv;ii. VjihOiv only for beginners quickstep. waltz, fox-trot, tango, rumba, samba cha-cha. Tel: Spore 31i:>7
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      885 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE If Words $S (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm CITROEN LIGHT IS English model I excellent condition. Price $1,073. Tel: I Spore 2399X Office hours. POPBT SCOOTER 7SCC 1961 model 6 months old and In excellent condition. Price $300/- ring. *****, Slnsaj pore. MORRIS MINOR Two Door 1954
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      713 15 FOR SALE it Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. extra t HP. CHRYSLER AIRTEMPT Atreondlt loner. Very little used, owner leaving. Bent offer secures. Pbone Spore 26v>u. NOROE REFRIGERATOR 9 cv.ft. I Kood condition new Duco retprayed > S2oo'. 37 Orchard Road, Singapore. Telephone *****. 3 CHILDREN'S Bed*. chest of
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      488 15 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. it Words SS (Min.)—Box St ets. extrm DAISY* MAtaACI SALOON Sistaeso Massage and Strambath I m Valley Koad; "ncdior* 'i. Tfl: Ml T7. MISCELLANEOUS tt Words $S (Min.)—Box SO ets. extra HAVE YOUR n..mljr Problfma solvrd by lonrton-traint.l KprrlallM. Appointment! t.ikm (or fsjsjass, ptnpia treatments, slimming, patMM
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      797 16 I L^H J w7 If II Ift l PERAK TURF CLUB (.KIK BR UN II H, KO//010 Koad OPI TO THE ITBI.IC Tin Ml MM ks 1 oi;i 1 \-i POOL fl MOffll basrd on the 1 usual SI.- Unlimited Sweep ;ng Irom the Penang Turf Club's > Au«um Bans
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      617 16 P.W.D. NOTICE The Public arc hereby notified that the Public Level Crossing at Railway Telegraph Post No. 12 9. on the Batu Tiga to Damansara Road, will be closed for repairs, on 28-7-61 from 6.00 p.m. to 6 00 a.m. the following morning. Road vehicles will be permitted to pass
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      789 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR 1 LECTURESHIP OR ASSISTANT LKCTI'RESHIP IN tNGINEKKING Applications are Invited for appointment to one post of lecw turer or assistant lecturer in enB glneertng, depending on the qualifications and experience of the succe.viul candidate, y Candidates must be University graduates in mechanical
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      44 16 the FIRST name in precision chain (jQ^^Ql UNITED MOTOR WORKS LTD. 137 Orchard Road. SINGAPORE 44 Jalan Rajo Lout, KUALA LUMPUR 116 Prangin Read, PENANG KCROLD CUm LIMITED hancmhti* ps^ *E'*£S£Nr«riON throughout rntAwotio Bfl \ENGUSHJLECTRIiJ /r^ \\C i^fc\ .^Hj^ i Harrisons Lisler Engineering itd^
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    Hong Kong pull away to big lead of 20 strokes
    720 17  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN PUTRA TROPHY GOLF: Singapore move up to second position By UONG KONG, with scores of 77 by both A. Sutcliffe and H. Staunton, increased their lead from 11 strokes to 20 after Ihe second round of the Soulh-East
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    WORLD MARK BY WILMA
    252 17 STUTTGART, Thurs. 1 SHE CLOCKS 11.2s IN BRILLIANT RUN U'ILMA RUDOLPH. 21-year-old American Negress, set a women's world 100 metres record of Il2sec. here last nig in Wilma. triple Olympic gold medallist, wu running in a special race at the men's meeting between the United States
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    Lock icon O'Neill hits 142 against Northants
    266 17 O'Neill hits 142 against Northants NORTHAMPTON, Thurs. —The Australian cricket tourists were bowled out for 313 by Northamptonshire, bottom of the English County table, here yesterday after Norman O'Neill had Hayed the county attack early on for his sixth century of the tour. Splendid fielding and accurate bowling enabled the
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    Hannigan shield
    79 17 I J UAL A LUMPUR. Thurs. Federal Police Depot, Kuala Lumpur, joint holders of the Hannigan Shield with Selangor Police, meet Johore Police Contingent in the final of the competition at Gurney Road on Saturday. Kick-off 5.15 p.m. The teams will be: Police Depot:— Yahaya Balan; Segeran, Foo
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    8-0 ROUT
    25 17 PENANG. Thurs. Penang's women soccer XI were beaten 8-0 by Pykett Methodist School boys under- 13 team in a practice match last night.
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    Lock icon Nagle sweeps to victory
    61 17 VERSAILLES. Thurs. Kel Nagle of Australia swept to victory In the French Open Oolf championship here yesterday with a record-equalling final round of 6ft Naele. who had a third round of 69. finished with a 72 holes aggregate of 271, four strokos ahead of Peter Thomson,
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    Two more swim records
    187 17 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two more records were bettered when three more events of the Chinese Swimming Club's 46th annual championships were decided at Amber Road today. Bernard Chan, who broke thr Singapore native record lor the 100 metres butterfly stroke event on Monday, today won the 400
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    115 17 SOCCER WOMEN'S MATCH (Spore): Shadows 2 (Cicely Tan. Valberg) TTS Hospital 1 (Oeraldlne Low I. TAIPING LGE DIV. 1: Kllat 2 Chinese RC 2. K. KANOSAR LGE DIV. 1: Indian Assn w.o. Police; Dlv. 2: Teruna Java 2 Kuala Sayong 0; Friendly: Talplng Indian Teachers 2 K Kanesar
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    RESQUILLEUR SHOWS TOP FORM ON TRACK
    279 17  -  EPSOM JEEP. Penang, Thursday VfENI VICI Stable's horses attracted most atten- tion at the morning gallops here today. Kesquilirur went like a winner when he outpaced Hula Hoop over 3f in J6 4/5 I2f in 24 1/5). Morning Flight (Johnny Wilson), The Little King
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      316 17 VOLVO a distinguished car for discerning people ITVM^HBb^^H V "I" JiMf^ r YraßawrJV )*>Bt-<^ 888r v lM| JStr The volvo 122 S is a truly distinguished car, expressly designed and built to satisfy the most stringent demands made by those discerning people who are satisfied by nothing but the best
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      171 17 OOLt Il I X.l Itumii: Mi Asian t^am championship 3rd day (Sgor GC course*. SOCCER MALAYA CUP: Trcnggaiiu v Pahang iK. Bharu TAIfI.NU LUt UIV. 2: Kamun Ling SC v Thenavan Youth.(Jalan pndang). K. KANGSAR l(.l DIV. 2: Ik.iian Rcmaja Desa v Teruna tsetia I padang >. KAMI'AK LGt UIV.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    344 18 LONDON, limis— Tiit recovery continued in London j Mock markets today altbcugta buying was small. TtM rnn.vaiidlr.-.; fe:.'tire of the day whs :i iMUtp use eu;.od .--ecurltles on ■mail buying in a thin niarkei earns i to over hull a point. War loan 3- a per cent rose
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    24 18 LONDON. Thurs— Buyeis £914. '15. Forward bu>eis £924. j C 923. Settlement £913. Turnover a.m. 175 tons p.m. 70 tons lone: Very steady
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