The Singapore Free Press, 14 October 1957

Microfilm: NL2447
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press I WII Family Paper fc'o ***** IP utll>tlrl H I<l:<T Price 15 Cts
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    Lock icon QUEEN ON TV: 'I'LL BE BACK'
    186 1 QUEEN ON TV: 'I'LL BE BACK' Her thank you to Canadians v N ELIZABETH II f told the people of Canada last night in her g rs t "live" television speech that she hopes to come and see them again in two year- and perhaps bring her two children for
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    Lock icon 'BLEEP' MUCH LOUDER
    172 1 Round and round goes the little Red 'moon' for 130 th time \S RUSSIA'S satellite completed Its 130 th Crip round (he earth Ci. 500.000 miles) -oded Signals fc«B times more powerful than those originally emitted from its transmitters were picked up near Sydney, Australia, last night
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    Lock icon EGYPT'S TROOPS IN SYRIA
    280 1 EGYPT'S TROOPS IN SYRIA Planes and naval units escort 'defence* contingents to Mediterranean port as Moscow makes allegations against U.S., Turkey and Israel gGYPTIAN troops yesterday landed in Syria "to take part in that country's defence against any aggression/ it was officially announced today. A communique from the joint Syrian-Egyptian
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    Rubber price
    33 1 November first. grade rub b(T buyers r.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning .it R\£ rents a lb dOWH B quartei ot a cent on Ft\ day's clo.se. The tone Wfl quiet.
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    Lock icon UNWANTED CHILDREN
    108 1 Growing problem In Britain today is the hundr "twilight" children irho arc pining tor love, (vul who arc living in municipal orphanages and condemned to live behind walls all through hildhood because they are coloured. in Liverpool the problem has grown to such alarming proportion-, that an urgent
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      72 1 I YOU STEREO PHOTOGRAPHY I I l** 00^ a i STi nomf eoattadmmt tSlnl '*>v Broil I/) BBPj^sBx3 Did you know thit you c\n uv your z iss ikon Contax, Con taH«s, or ConHni fo r r< 1 1 life itOTOOf, if HOI your local doalcfi wi '••PPT fo i
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    Lock icon RACE REPORTS WORRY U.S.
    232 2 'FHE United States Information Agency rex ported in Washington yesterday that it had had to make a special effort in the first six months Of thLs year to counter Soviet propaganda on race relations in the U.S., American nuclear tests and the Girard trial in Japan.
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    National Charter of the Colony
    311 2 YAP (NATIONAL FRONT) CALLS FOR 4 LEADING Singapore Chinese banker and community lead* \j P J Yap Pheng Geek, who initiated the move for a National r< M itj ha-; now come out with a plan for a National Charter, emlM<hj n j the destiny
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    Another eight to go...
    110 2 Another eight to go... THERE arc now only eight Japanese prewar properties left in charge of the Custodian of Enemy Property, Singapore. A spokesman of the Official Assignee's Office told the Free Press that they were all classified as immovable properties. Out of these, three were properties held on trust,
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    Women drivers
    30 2 Women drivers are responsible for less, not more, than their share of accidents, according to a statement at a conference of Austrian and French traffic experts in Vienna.
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    42 2 Thirteen year old Tang Wee Lee (above) who won the junior prize for the best essay in the world -wide Girls Life Brigade International Friendship Competition. She is a member of the Third Company, Singapore Battalion, Girls' Life Brigade. Free Press picture.
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    Lock icon AIR POLLUTION IN BRITAIN
    28 2 An official repori i raospheric pollui in London show average 230 iw+ (> f grit were dCpO 11 year on cvcrv m of Britain. Reuter
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    Lock icon TRADE TEAM LEAVES FOR CHINA
    41 2 TRADE TEAM LEAVES FOR CHI NA y\ team of fivr Vlcker Compan? official! left i for Red China yrstrrriay to discuss rC-OPCflln trade relatlonshipi with that eoaatry, Thej will I fiati- IhC possibility of marketing some of V" commercial products. U.P.
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      103 2 Happvj Dccpaiali IN NEW LEATHER SHOES li^^^. Dctign 70 f W /y f^j. Sinr r< $13.90 i >' !HB %V 5> 13 .yyJ I *^St r 'SSL. l gjr is? enjoy good coffee I 1 and Rood sleep! JU -^r v/ Scientific note: Coffee normally contains cdfleine, an alkaloid PIIRF
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    Lock icon 'DON'T WANT WAR POLL BY NATIONS
    200 3 'DON'T WANT WAR POLL BY NATIONS World-wide survey surprises Herald-Tribune said in a T HE f0 X g hted survey yesterday that "war r n ited Slates and Russia would M-- 1)1 1 1 g key countries around the v; Lihh to stay neutral. "•'"< rtJ5 "as conducted by the
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    Lock icon PINAY'S BID
    43 3 The Conservative political leader. M. Antoine Pinay said in Paris yesterday he would decide next Tuesday or Wednesday whether to ask the National Assembly to confirm him as now premier on a shock treatment platform foi Fran :e's economy.- U. P.
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    Lock icon U.S. 'MOON' MORE USEFUL, HE CLAIMS
    263 3 IrHE commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's Atlantic fleet said yesterday in Washington that when the U.S. launches its satellite it will be a far more useful instrument than Russia's Sputnik. Admiral Jerauld Wright, the NATO fleet chief, said the delay will have
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    Flu costs $1,530 m.
    86 3 rpHK Asian Klu epidemic A in Britain has cost E 180,000,000, equal to approximately Mala y a n $1,530 million This estimate was made yesterday by Reynolds News WhO said that flu has already cost the con itry over r M)on,o')o Working days nimv than double
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    26 3 picture. JILL MORE wears the "Queen Bee" hairstyle at the Mayfair Hotel. London, when the new Bee Line was introduced at the autumn hair-style show.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Radioactive milk found in England
    231 3 Radioactive milk found in England 4 LI. milk from I'arnis within seven miles of Britain's biu, Windscale atomic energy station was put on the dangerous list yesterday because :)i" tlic escape of radioactive iodine iroin a runaway plutonium pile. ihr United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority ordered all farmers within the
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      119 3 nrcpDC lr m urrcnj tailoring department To satisfy our clients who were not interested s-^-J m SALE ot readyl^^^d^^^^ made goods we V make the following H%tP SPECIAL OFFERS \\sr\ for one week only ywil l/**^ J Dacron/Rayon Trousers made to measure $18.75 Jfh K\ Dacron/Rayon Suits made to measure
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Oct 14, 1951. Opinion Too many flag days
    199 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Oct 14 1951. Opinion Too many flag days I tow easy it is for something whi c h starts by being quite inoffensive to develop, almost unnoticed, until if rjreomes a pest. Flag-days are an excellent example of this. A flag-day every now and then
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    Lock icon TALKING POINT
    29 4 Whrn you n t Ifl th( momIng fot "i i ht lutioi 10 ma) > the day <> fn pj on> fn, a fellon <at i c Sydney Smith
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    Pelham Groom
    749 4 llffilTSS EVERY MONDAY should lIMIIIIIIIIMMUIHIIIIIMIIIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIU know iiinnmiiti better! rtURING the time that Ihe great i alvage drive was on In England .1 ud people were denuding their libraries and sending volumes to the dump heap, mv daughtei sent nw ;i cartoon of .such ;i heap On the top
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    BY THE WAY
    14 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber Hs^I^VTViIFMI^PnMMIBHHS^RtwpH I I fi^Mimtftft l^mtWflli S^sT<>7fT#S'TsSSVw iWuM m Sm I
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    AN INFORMAL MOMENT FOR ROYAL FAMILY
    97 4 1 One of the last photographs before Qu< en S Elizabeth and Prince Philip left on their tour of Canada and the United States is this de- lightful family study taken by the lake in the i i grounds of Buckingham Palace. I Queen
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      40 4 SELECTION RING STYLES, We have ovei 300 rings to show, ranging from 150/ lo 4000/ or more S.P.H. de SUVA LTD. 11.. h 111 |i«»r i Sim .t|n.M f> fftltlf ><«> l|x»h f, I m l..i nkmi nl X I Lini|nir
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      59 4 VT JPvi 'o replace S -h lost cnLi&j JtizFWl'JWts i folk f>a laf fwling riWSffii the tpeedisst and moht etfectl r/i]j||p v w:iy with a glass of cool Wfl(;|\\. sparkling Perguzadc F E R G U Z A D the delicious glucose bew THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY L 33 RArriFS PLACE
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    Lock icon NEW MALAY FILM MARKS A TRIUMPH
    368 5 .^v*d methods seen in 'Pontianak' sequel Streamii^ed production luUK been to see Di'iidam l J ontianak, the .mil to the film which had such an amaz „n.^ a few months ago. "t must admit thai I am not very keen on I L^cause almost
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    Violet back with new tastes in hair-styles
    221 5 Violet back with new tastes in hair-styles 2INGA] newest and hair1, has J 1 to the Colo:.;. away ars— with a gn Her pore onserve told I She to educate them in new w at evei asses to be held from Oct. 21 "The uirls here arc not Wld enougli
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    Lock icon A CHESS MARATHON
    42 5 Dr. him Kok Ann (standing, centre) with some of he 18 challengers against whom he played "Simuttan\ ons" games of chess oi the Medical Centre. Singapore. Dr. him iron 12 games, lost five and drew one Free Press picture.
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      156 5 iiiiiuhi I SPORT SHIRTS I il^i UNPACKED N »x i ESI NEH P ITTERNB "Ton7"j SU.-iO i§ fshor"! l S S J I.V ISleevesj BAtM&m i tun si us Hi 1 1 l- f it iif BIGGEST KAN(iK SIZES »8 TO 10 FROM $14 50 A PAIR I At- AS
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      53 6 I&iyr FILTERS L; For the first time filter Up <) smokers are getting what they i want... much more flavoui i and aroma with much Ie l nicotine. After the first few t puffs from an L&M, ny smokers sum it up in th way THIS IS IT! tMUCH MORE
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      292 6 >I%\IIIIAIii^ l»> l€€ lalk antl Phil llaivis THi HOODOO'S tMCtP THAT'S IT— L^OOK I "~^v -*->. anp as ye r*ii last/ I at HtRTFNPCRipV/ WESTERN LOVE ml iW'i^ TOPP\/ TWJL OCCNE TO SMOQT 4 --TWEW--K|S5--f/ 3 A BANKS PRODUCTION j *vf N I rPVIWGTOTOPMANV i r -M GLORIA 1 I
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      453 6 WORN today, you are practical A I have a useful retentive mi -I You are Intelligent and have 'I i perceptions. You are positiv. M¥ I your beliefs Often you speak very frank 1 openly without giving a matti a I second thouuht. This impu I c should be curbed.
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    A deer hunt that was on the wrong scent
    254 7 A deer hunt that was on the wrong scent pARMER Lionel Man tie imix)unded two hounds of the Quan tock Hunt in England, last week becaus< they chased his tame Bambi. He refused to release them until In n apoOgy from the hunt master, Sir Jeremy Boles. Mr. Mantle and
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    'TAKE ME FOR A JOY-RIDE'
    101 7 DEOPLE made themselves scarce when two lions escaped from a circus near Madrid, but the lioness of the pair had other ideas than chasing frightened humans She strolled quietly around for a while then sat daintily on the bonnet of a shak\ Spanish lorry to
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    STILL ON HIS ROUNDS
    121 7 THE messenger boy wh i rushed along the main street of Bishop's Walt ham ttle Hampshire village In England, with a telegram announcing the relief f Mafeking \g still deli V'-rinn; letters in the village. Now 72. Mr. Edgar Adams. of Park Road. Bishop's Waltham. believes
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    BRITAIN LAGS IN CAR RACE
    139 7 BRITAIN LAGS IN CAR RACE AMERICA and Germany are overtaking Britain in the race to supply Australia with cars. The Australians are keen to have nearly all their cars home-made So they have been encouraging big firms to set up plants there. The British Motor Corporation. Standard Motors and Rootes
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      2 7 JKAHK MH
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      107 7 Non-Iron "CROCODILE" SHIRT 1000 Fully Combed Cotton Poplin Only 58.40 per shirt FOR BUYERS IN SINGAPORE (LONDON— Selling 42s 6d) ALSO ON SALE AT THE CROCODILE" STALL— GREAT WOOLD TRADE FAIR USEFUL FREE GIFTS FOR EVERY PURCHASE i i Hurry Now SYMBOL OF QUALITY SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED 111 ft-i 1
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      51 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 1 17 pm TOMORROW: am and 1 57 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 3.34 a m arid 'M. r p.m. THURSDAY: 1.49 I m. and %JSi p m. FRIDAY: fi.^r. a m and 5M p m. SATURDAY: 7»1 a m and 7.22 p. in SUNDAY: Ml am and X
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      131 7 Today's Radio Programme li ß p n Keep it Bright Part i; ilO Ttae Signal and New*; l 4.) Keep n Bright Part ii 5.00 ChOdren'i Playhou 30 Interlude for Music; 5.45 At re Hammond; 6.00 Time signal md Programme Summan (i(l Women's Hall Hour; 6.30 Sp< tk Malay; 6.35
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    WE ARE SO HOMESICK
    72 8 m ff JT\REAMS of home are still vivid in the memory of these four young polar bears caught last week in the Arctic and now in the Hellabrunn Zoo, Munich, Cermany. The first bears to be brought to the zoo from polar regions for over 30
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    'We prefer U.S. families here'
    312 8 AUSTRALIANS In London protested vigorously last week against the views of an Australian doctor who said on TV: "Australia would choose American immigrants in preference to English every time." He was one of the 300 Commonwealth graduates at London House "a unique Commonwealth Institution in
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    GLYNIS AND LANA TAKE OVER STATION
    323 8 HPHE "Pilchard Express" which puffs the eighi miles between Looe and i «iskeard had a change oi routine last week just puffing in and oul of Looe st 1 1 1 1 1 The torn] h seaside town m England Lost its stai lon
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    MICE WHO HAVE M MISSION IN LIFE
    209 8 MICE WHO HAVE M MISSION IN LIFE W SEVENTEEN year-old Typist, Julie i Crompton, seen in p our picture, below, m is a girl in a million. Well, would you play happily with several pink-eyed mice ivhile ■100, 0 0 0 of their friends crane their m tiny 7ieeks to
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    Maugham sees his 'Moon and Sixpence'
    118 9 Maugham sees his 'Moon and Sixpence' LoMERSEI MA CO; ££r "I- i(tl I In llP'ir aO«n "made ou^of L famous novel I >'.< Mwn and Sixpence. inucn, ■lenoj An( j ill. I least vividly back to me." Pungent as the first P^/^mmce this season of the opera by 40-year-old composer
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    ROYAL RESPONSIBILITY
    82 9 I /CAPTAIN Gordon Store of Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, who commanded the V> BOAC DC-1C airliner used by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh for their flight to Ottatva at the weekend. Capt. Store is a South African who has been associated ivith Atlantic flying since 1939. He
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    There's a limit on little Mary's life
    227 9 There's a limit on little Mary's life £HRISTMAS came twelve weeks early for Mary Ann the other day. For 12-year-old Mary Ann is not as fit as other children, because doctors have told her parents that Christmas for her is a doubtful date. The trouble has been that throughout her
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    'Save your money and cut off their heads'
    1023 10 'Save your money and cut off their heads' PELHAM GROOM today describes the old system jj whereby the poor Chinese in Singapore were able to I] remit sums o£ money home j| to their families in China IIKITINI; in 1847, Mr. J. K. Logan (who i famous for his Logan's
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    A matter of life or death
    84 10 I VV llf lAfVI OOHMAUGinON, -n rear-old U.s. Air V? Force reteraii ;inri the father of tw chlldrtiii is Been in the ftborc picture clinging i<» a perch bo- n. iih the <iforK» Washington Bridge, linkmß New l rorl uith Nen lersei acrom i\u-
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    Dog has: £2400 in the bank
    251 10 Dog has: £2400 in the bank SjiCKY, the eight-yea old Cairn terriei with the £3,000 bai balance, wagged hi: tail the other week and snuggled down to sleep...on a eiderdown. His owner, 46 year-r language teacher Sylv Crump, left that €2,000 t be invested for Ricky wb she jumped off
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    Lock icon AN OLD SOLDIER PASSES AWAY
    43 10 Tho only Ceylonese served with the Unl qtatos rxpoditlonrirv In France during World T has <ii"d of <>m nup. The Ceylonese, known I Charles Grand, passed nw j in Negembo. ttp was burl I with war honours. U.P.
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    A DOG THAT WENT TOO FAR, BY TRAIN
    235 10 pHIEL, the clor who Changed trains, went back homo the other rfay after a three -work hunt in VOlvfflg police, rail wavmen and passen «ers. The perKy white West Highland terrier, belonging to Mr. aud Mi 6 John liar- ri.ni;, 01 Escombe-road<
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1083 11  -  Adelaide Eastley BY,. u'llY on the moon when you can ne dollar 9 year, a whole para yourself an hour or two offthe same feeling of isolation i, an earthbound plane? .own Singaporeans have such mselves there on week-ends in ism from skin diving to huntibulous coral gardens.
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    SINGAPORE DOCTOR
    759 12 Beware of pains in the stomach i \TIIO\Y AS A ii o v OF TWELVE. HE HAD GONE TO SCHOOL FEELING SLIGHTLY OFF COLOUR. r>\ a i) o u t tin >\ l< n k in Ihi' morn ing the teacher had phoned up the father th tl
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    Lock icon CHILDREN'S WARD FACOURITE
    65 12 CHILD RE N 'S WARD FACOURITE picture Lovely favourite with the children'i ward at m an Fast London hospital is Ann Sears (left), 14-year-old Him actress uith n bright M future Anns father is a dOCtOf in the hos- pital. She often romps around the ward with the Children and
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    Visit to dentist becomes a treat!
    211 12 Visit to dentist becomes a treat! A VISIT to your dentist will be a pleasure you will want to repeat. Undergo an extraction or a filling: by the latest method, and you will come away feeling: "on top of the world" and eager to renew your acquaintance with the chair
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    NEW DRUG TO CHECK HEART DISEASE
    156 12 NEW DRUG TO CHECK HEART DISEASE fHE Veterans |w. ministration i n Washington has discovered a new anticoagulant that may be Of value in treatm heart and blood vessel diseases. Drugs now used to prevent blood clotting can cause undesirable reactioJis unless rigid precautions are taken. The VA said its
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      234 12 CLUES ACROSS S One taint In .such up 1 Bhrewed a,s at, first (o>. ness i 7». 4 Adjust his map (6). G A writer begins In p 8 PalLs from the tad's case (6). (B>. 7 1 woks narrowly for 1 1 n Hohead the cannon i4V (5). 11
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    Man versus Microbe
    1424 13 SINGAPORE HELPS IN RESEARCH The fight against Asian Flu Crisis In Colony I illlltnillllllllllllllllllllMlllllll Illlltllllllll UIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIII.iI Testing vaccine j Kaput pruduv tion of this vaccine will go down as a recordbreaking medical achievement. After virus has been grown in an inoculated, incubated egg the upper part of
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    WOLVES KEEP FORM AND SURGE AHEAD IN LEAGUE
    426 14 WOLVES KEEP FORM AND SURGE AHEAD IN LEAGUE 11 Ol I Kll WII'TON WANDERERS, tin most consistent ttain in English football tins season, Increased theii lead in the First Division \n tWO points on Vttunlav. i ing fast and incJ i v«- foot ball, t hey i crushed neighbouring Birmingham
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    CHINESE ROUT JUNIOR CLUBS
    217 14 CIHINESE, joint favourites with Malays to win J the S.A.F.A. Special League, scored their .second Straight win yesterday when they beat Junior Clubs 7-3 at Jalan Besar. The Clubs, who won their previous two mutches, made Chinese siruypje in the early stages, In the f>3rd I
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    Lock icon LUIS AY ALA IS US CHAMP
    74 14 vis ayala, Chile's fourth-seeded Davis Cup player, won the men's singles title at the PanAmerican Lawn Tennis Championships when he beat Hob Howe (Australia) 6-4, 0-4, 0-4 in the final in Mexico City yesterday. Ayala went on, partnered by Sven Davidson, of Sweden, to
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    Lock icon WORLD CUP PRELIMINARY
    72 14 ARGENTINE boat Chile! 2-0 in the preliminary round of the World Football Cup, alter leading 1-0 at haft time, at Bueno.s Aires. yesterday. Menendez, centre forward, and Condo, in.side ricrhi scored the Argent- inian £oals. Yesterday's win put Argentine level with Chile in Group Two of the
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    Lock icon Another Russian triumph
    104 14 IVAN FILIN, of the Soviet Union, yesterday won the annual Kosice, Marathon race in which more than 80 runners from eight countries took part, at Kosice, Czechoslovakia. Film. seventh in the Olympic Marathon in Melbourne, won in 2 hours 23 mm. 37.8 sec nearly seven minutes faster
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    Lock icon H.K. SELECTION BEAT HAPOEL 4-2
    175 14 ISRAEL'S Pctah Tlkva II;ipocl BOCO6I clfvcn, a ht tic tired after Saturday'i g8 me y<- Jcrday Lost tO n. Hone Kong selected team i 2 in the .second of tin ee matches In Hong Kong after i ailing 3« i at hall timt. R iZal
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    Clearing away at the post
    30 14 l \sv WINNER clearing away from Billeen (outside). Flaxley Green and New Grass near the po*t to win Race Two at Bukit Timah on Saturday.
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    Lock icon Kuts runs great race to set new record for 5,000-m
    200 14 yLADIMIR KUTS, Russia's double Olympic gold medallist, broke the world 5.000 metres record in Rome yesterday with a time of 13min. 35.0 sec. The record of 13min. 36.8 see was set by Gordon Pirie, of Britain, at Bergen in June
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    Lock icon AUSSIE PROMOTER AFTER MATTHEWS
    78 14 AUSSIE PROMOTER AFTER MATTHEWS AUSTRALIAN football promoters, Jack Skolnik. arrived in London last night on a visit which he hopes will result in Stanley Matthews, England and Blackpool footballer, touring Australia and the Far East with a team of promising young players next summer. If Matthews, who according to Skolnik
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    Tulloch wins the Cauldfield Guineas
    133 14 Tulloch wins the Cauldfield Guineas MR. E. A. HEALY'S Tulloch, ridden by G Moore, won the £4.200 sterling Caulfield Guineas over one mile at Melbourne on Saturday. Starting at 7 to 2on Tulloch finished in a canter eight lengths ahead of Mr. W. Balloch"? Gay Saba, with Mrs. T. Bain's
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    Lock icon Kel Nagle takes N.Z. Open golf
    53 14 KEL NAGLE. of A won the New Ze Open golf champions Wellington with a 72 total of 294. Second, four strokes hind was his compa PetfT Thomson, three winner of the Brit i A I >-' Dave Thomas B and R.J. Charle Zealand) were
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    Lock icon Three stroke golf victory
    99 14 HAROLD HENNING. of South Africa, won the Italian Open golf championship with a 72 holes aggregate of 273 at Montorfano, Italy, yesterday. Despite a final 73 —he boat 70 in each of the first three Henning won by three strokes from R. cotton (France), who surprisingly
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    Lock icon INDONESIA MAKE IT 9-0 IN CUP-TIE
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