The Singapore Free Press, 21 October 1957

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  • 13 1 The Singapore Free Press ,'s Own Family Paper u.nday, Oetel»r th mi. »SCto.
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  • 188 1 Did Israeli fighter plane fire on Jordan airliner? I Mlil) NATIONS ii tnistifMS commission team leffl Jerusalem >esteril;i> lor Aqaba to investigate Jordan's i umplaint that one of her civil airliners was fired on at tin* weekend over Jordan territory by an Israeli lighter. The Jordan and lsmali
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  • 264 1 Malyan jungle to be used for atom-war study M.P. TO QUERY LONDON REPORT THE British GovS eminent is ol- fering jobs in Malaya to scientists E who will study t lie use Of apons in Lon- don's Daily Herald E reports today. According to the E newspaper, adverE tisements for
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  • 656 1 REAL REASON BEHIND THE MOSCOW WAR THREATS American long-range radar based in Turkey has for the past two years been tapping Russian missile secrets says U.S. magazine THE United States for over two years has been "tapping*' Russia's missile secrets with powerful long-range radar and other equipment based in Turkey,
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  • 147 1 An angry ram butts Billy Graham down mountainside The Free Press, which will not be p b'hhed tomorrow, wishes its Indian readers a very happy Deepavali. EfVANQELIST Billy Ora ham la in bed today with cut brul h and a Pi ible kn c c i racl
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    • 51 1 if' ffo&*;4 n£w QoSv < 1/ rP^^ian jVlelon' l I \us<i:*Us "(thh'll tlU'liHl >jj^> ifi//i n COml flavour for lips fingertip* aiul toe lip*, too l<> ill flatter v<m Dtitrageounly s <» potenl ii rou Id turn tonifgni Into for* r\ ii. ii\ tin- most delicious *ha<lc i^ 1 1
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  • 418 2 Fantastic slowness in studying application* I Appeal for quarterly report OPPOSITION members of the Singapore Legislative Assembly claim the Industrial Promotion Hoard is working too slowly. The Assembly was told at its meeting earlier this week that only two applicants had been given financial aid
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    77 2 November In t grad6 rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore thi.s morning at 84^ cents a lb., down one and a quarter cents on Friday's close. The tone j was quiet. picture. MB. RfeGREGOR WATT, the president of the Malayan Racehorse Owners Association, greets Mrs rim, the write
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  • 28 2 The Indian Finance Mini ter, Mr. T. T, Krishnamachar) has arrived In Duosseldorf, Germany by plane for a .six -day visit to Wrsl Germany. A. P.
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  • 49 2 nniiE finals of the All M: layan amateur Blue Riband ballroom championship will bo held at the Great World cabaret. Singapore, today starting at 8 p.m. Seven couples from Pi nang, [poll, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore will compote. Mr. Alex Moore will present the prizes.
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  • 132 2 '■'•'■\l\ first ,i ii -isi-i M. vi\ iiiMuaiK c company in Singapore is to »< i openfd M<\( month, according to he ,i<(nty < > loncte Comml sioner in the Colony, Wr, < Gunasinf' h.itu. it viii be i branch of the f'VMi Insurance Co., Lt4#,
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    • 99 2 HONG KONG or TOKYO For Autumn and Winter Holidays \;X\;Xv XX;X:X;X:X;X;X •'■X'XvX'x'i'XvX-'-vX-!- XXX-XXOX-XvXX-X-Xi-X-X-XX'X-X-Xv 'vX;-;X;X;X;X;X;- -y'-yy. x x'x";-x-x'x-x-x-:-;'x-;-x';';'x^ "J*^- I- i HO AC jft-proji Rritnnnia to Hong r^.. Kong nnd Tokyo for that w 11 mmffl r<st ~^l I luxe First Clnss services fully f^rStf^^f^. -ZkJ™& F.ow f.'irr 'I mi it
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    • 8 2 hub P JT" ft RARE EXO^Sr CROCODILE SHIRTS
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  • 118 3 ■Scientist blames it I on engine fumes m from a fine can I maki "drunk" I and affecl policemen on I trafl In busy head- q Uar ti meeting I of experts on air polluI tion that tesi made I on drivers frequently I showed a
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  • 44 3 QUAKE SHOCKS IN FORMOSA II Bui.. swayed and people rushed from their b''ds into the streets at raipeh, Formosa, yesterday during a 37-second earth- ake was centred 5 miles from Hualien on the faphs at the rvatory were tremors but damage was m. Reuter
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  • 336 3 A TRIUMPH FOR QUEEN Anglo-American ties become stronger at critical period QUEEN EUZABETITS visit to the Unit* states has been not only a persona triumph, but a trip with Implicationl of 5? reachmg significance lor Anglo-America* American newspapers have hailed the visit us an outstanding success. On the political side,
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  • 277 3 LI INDUS celebrate DeepaU. valj the Festival 0 tomorrow, it s their most joyous festival of the year, marking the victory of good over evil This year's festivities are expected to be on a grander scale than before. £lsu£ ness Is good and there is
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    • 9 3 ANOTHER WINNER FROM BIRDS EYE atwvsw SSaLS«» jraMflE_a in.
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    • 175 3 f} "_T* s*^ jt>t M* J^ _JL 4^J, a ou ma y stop there but Si^ maintain the PERFECT FIT W'y-' •KJ c Vt "fur constant use, Aeuse w^%-«P nly tlu> lH st ln llmn: liiirr 'S&' F R FURTHER iNF ORWATION ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE TRIEO 1 OUR
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  • 238 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Oct 21, 1957 Opinion BREACH IS HEALED ANGLO AMERICAN J T solidarity, so gravely strained since Britain's intervention ov< r Suez last autumn, is now being restored. This Is implicit in President Eisenhower's welcoming speech to visiting Queen Elizabeth Said Mr. Eisenhower: "We thoroughly believe
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  • 346 4 IT JS all very well for people to s:i\ thai httle Sputnik is no menace t<> we humdrummers going about our daily work, bui thai is a statement which doesn't stand up to investigation. n is obvious It presents no physical danger to us at
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  • 280 4 UITES EVERY MONDAY THINK OF THAT DAY =A I TEK DAY. NIGHT E AFTER NIGHT. THAT ORB WOULD BE IN EX- ACTLY THE S A !M E PLACE PULSATING ITS TO THE WORLD. Lovers looking at the moon would be distracted by it. Spinsters would fear that it
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  • 132 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber ggf I have jv i i cu rcadim about the man wh SO fascinated a -I by hi tale* of a visit to tk planet Venn, ship that she gave hit MSI 15.272 to velop 01 idea for a nu Hi modulator. He returned to the
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  • 284 5 NEW JAP CARS DUE HERE SOON 'targe selection to suit all pochets, claim Powerful, economical JMIE first Japanese luxury motor cars, built on similar linos to the American convertibles, will soon he available in Singapore. This was disclosed to the Free Press by a spokesman of the Asia Motors Ltd.,
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  • 234 5 Debate on rights of women 'HREE oi Singapore's champions of feminine ghts are to take part in disc::. n the status women at a picnic orinlsed by the Professional omen' ast Coa^t morrow They are Mrs. Shirin ry of the of Wo- men. Mrs. Khew Ah Bah and Mrs. Robert
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  • 41 5 Mr j. van Tonder, of Vredefort, Orange Free State, hai grown a tomato plant from seed more than years old. The plant grew to a height of more than 7 feet, bearIng abundant fruit. Reuter
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  • 52 5 Michele. the la>t survivor of the Toulon Quins born 17 days ago, died In Toulon, France, over the weekend, hospital officials said. Michele was the last and strongest of the quins born on Oct. 2. Three died within 24 hours and the fourth five days
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    • 45 6 .Lj vJM. S AMERICA'S -|f».. I i r SL S ER outers CIGARETTE! ~mmom;:iM rhe Miracli Pip is J easy drawing, superii every v\ ly. And L I has the mildness, tlv 1 S unmistakable flavour the besl t< n i ■>. REGULAR KING-SIZE CRUSIIP I
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 193 6 >i AMUIAKE by Lee I alk and IMiii DavU I F TT 4RTM ARI a N'.-. K^Siff 0K > i KJ M rWI HANPKERCHibF LOOK LIKE 7 if LY I2? Z^, X PLOOBt?- TIEP UP i W YOUR WE'VE BEE Xl CARPETf SABC/A\ li> l^d«»ar itir€ k Iliirrou^li^ i'^/ V
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    • 448 6 ""iiiiiiiiu,, j C' (^"v c^" > BORM today, you n4\ Powerful personality wi, i stiiu confidence m others and r c want to lean on you for direction* E guidance. I Actually, ypu are less Stn I i c man you outwardly apj I tak. 3 considerable sell contn t
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  • 54 1 day, for the live-month old Pi-kin above picture, who was the only dog Hertfordshire and Middlesex Cat 'Id in I on don recently. looking utter the two blue kittens ■m in order for their owner, Mrs. Irer :>o when the kittens went to the fair that
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  • 360 1 fuel father who 'went crazy' with child X -YEAR- O 1 I) A father of six ihildren rubbed his 22--month-old daughter's fat c on the floor until her lips bled, and then took her, screaming, into the kitchen, and held her head under the cold tap until her mouth filled
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  • 220 1 GIANT J UNCLE POWER PLANT TTHE greatest power-producing plant on earth x is to be built in an isolated region in the heart of the Belgian Congo. And that could be one of the biggest assets to the industrial output f of the West. It will cost about £550 million.
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    • 48 1 J SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES S TODAY: 9.31 p.m TOMOKKOH: 9.52 am. h and 10.20 p. in WEDNESDAY: 10.25 a.m. and n.07 pin THURSDAY: 10)58 am and 1 1 .55 pmi FRIDAY: 11.35 m SATURDAY: 0.42 am and 12.10 p m 1 SUNDAY: i !<> im and 12.17 p.m.
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    • 145 1 Today's Radio Programme 1 15 p.m. KfH>p it Bright Part I; 1 .30 Time Signal and News; 1.46 Keep it Bright Part ii, 5.00 Children's Ma i bouse; 5.30 Interlude for M isi< 545 At t.hr Hamninnd; 6.00 I'imt Signal and Programme sun nary; 6.02 Women'a H.iif Hour; 380 Sprak
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  • 108 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN "me record stL e905,000 this veaM have more. The reason from "a chro of economic the 120 botli. the British pu fessionaJ 01 music, and d helps every This f "Call it a mil council T i s £U than last year Bn^h ifc Thu a s^ In
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  • 63 8 'Go home Hans' U thr Pi Ct 11 i jr below demonstrators aro s t'«'" inarching i through Copenhagen, i g Denmark tow n square, i in a recent demonstra. E tion against German General Hans Speddel, commander the Northern Al l Int ie forces, who was visiting j Denmark.
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    92 8 THE. addition of another storey to the building of the Sphinx Observatory, the research station situated high in the Alps on the jungfraujoch (3 ,454 metres above sea level) is now completed. During the International Geophysical Year, I'.f-areh work at this station lias been intensified. I he addition
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  • 189 8 r !i ii' l X i HOUSAND orrh people In the steel toy n ol Corby, North i ngland ar< i eb< lling fain Whli hall plani ci ho i ill i MUST rci In a oi le Indu iry com mur Prequi ni appi
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  • 112 9 4CTOR Richard Todd A !n seen on friendly terms with a "toto" i little boy > w hilt- his proud and gay mothei lo< ks (in. Mother and i hild both took put in location scenes for the film "The Naked Earth" at Murchison I alls Game
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  • 224 9 Mother's 14 -year search ends in heartbreak MOTHER'S 14--year search for her baby daughter has ended in success and heartbreak. The daughter, now a pretty schoolgirl Ol nearly doi not wish to leave -lie two women who adopted her. and whom she calls mother and aunt. Mrs M> ra Davia
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  • 51 9 With nnc ui<ir pearly-toothed smile, little "'""i" >i!>n celebrates his first blrthdaj uith .1 ride nls birthday jiff horse ll(> |s the son o\ Mr m i. Mbu, Ux- NlgerlMi ommtMloner In London and the plctnri on Uji- riuht i v^ «s taken at the Nigerian Bmbfttty,
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  • 925 10  -  Pelham Groom hjgy May 24th, 1864 Queen Victoria's birthday— was one off special significance in Singapore: it was the day on which the streets were lit with gas for the first time \l.\\V people have read H. G. Well's famous A short story 'Jimmy Goggles,
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  • 185 10 I'LL PAY BACK ALL,' SAYS Q.C'S SON r pii<: s<m of a Q who was remanded In Brixton Jail, London, three weeks ago on rrcoivini; Charges was further remanded on £:>n bail— last week. Philip Michael I,;i:ki, apvd .'{9, made a fivctninut€ Gtppe&r&nce at Marlborough si reel com t At,
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  • 145 10 (IENERAL Francisco Franco, recently deep sea fishing I In the Atlantic, returned homo to a new problem: What to do with 50 Spanish boy scouts who defied him by secretly attending the Remits' Jamboree at Sutton Cold field in August. They attended the jamboree "unofficially/ disguised
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  • 232 10 Awarded £754 for nose like boxer dog WOMAN'S A broken l accident, wt J like that of Beresford <>< ft Jf* Hi ('oiru! London. iri Mr. Beresford wa senting Miss Le T repredirector of West L^ men's clothing flr^ data for dan the taxi owner 'I looks v perfectly attn.
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  • 103 10 CHUBBY 15-n il c Tommy Caygi I while having a romp wiUB his 14st., 6ft., lin policeman father, quest at South; England, was 1 Police Constat picked the boy f front of his style trousers him to and i I Press stud. I t braces gave Tommy
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  • 334 11 RADIOACTIVE KISS IS HARD ON WIFE Yellow gloves for Britain's mnst ifo^o-frous <nan Marriage is not much fun \JUS. JEAN RITSON sighed and said: "Ifl not much lun being the wife of a radio active man. My husband can't kiss me good night, But that is only one of the
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    • 325 11 r ff U /?e/fc>r Ca^e D AA IT BLUE SPOT J Selection-Value j I#, *Wl. IV. SUPER HI-FI 3-D I Variel>-8ea..1 I 7^^ I fl/f/e AXMINSTI R The woHd s FREE PRESS V€ r Radios Radiograms cold cigarette cases MOTHPROOF" (^^BBSSHHHHBHfI Mrir>Sliirl.-S,iorl-liir!>! COLD CICAR BOXES CASES iS^PS^S^^H j SHOPPING j
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  • 115 12 Camhodla award to Negro doctor AFB] IC SP] R] iKi) N( pro >;■ B amue] c Ad.un.- was receni awarded :it; Art! 5 Pl< ming itorious Public Ser\ ice Aw ard aft< i In I:mh to organise and Initial c a nuni\n r of Pducat lo and youth projects iii
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  • 576 12 POSITION in the home! r i HILI)RKN fall easy victim to accidental poisoning. They have a habit of eating strange things. Is YOUR home a safe place for youngsters to roam un-chaper-oned? Perhaps you think it Is but don't be too sure! Ignorance of the dangers can prove just as
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  • 147 12 A DRUG which showed promising results in 1 ing deep-seated and ofi n tatal fungus infections In man ha bi n ropori In Wa hington vt the Fifth Ann la] Sympo- lum on antibiotics. A repori oi human i the antibiotic amphoteriCi 11 d its
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  • 41 12 i A TV. AM Of heart research rr<; fr| Chicatjn. WOT ■1\ towards a goal of replacing diseased 01 I gttate hearts ilk human,, hOi aTMOUTICCd \heart transplanted in a dog functioned foi tuo hours. Mini 11 11 1 >
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  • 525 12  - HALF-WELL PEOP' WHO LIVE ON PILLS HAL BOYLE Js> A Kit HEST i 111 N i iv\ on i viiiii. i>> ALSO IHE i AM) <a 1 1 i 1 HALF-WELU it lias millions oi people übo dwell i»» twilight liruitii nu > aren't »it^ enough «v t« a hospital
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    • 247 12 CLUES A< ROSS editor? (9) 1 Other malcontents within 6 Striking effect from the (7) clatter (5) 5 Pind when a letter i.s taken 7 A saint in the dotfa (6). to heart (5). 11 Ediotic to include Ma! <'J 8 Pled rat? CD. 14 Vehicle brings in a weapon
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  • 1210 13  -  Adelaide Eastley m pETI KD to Singapore from a Japan tile pioneer and designer Mr. 'alib whisked l<> completion a few si original creation in hand the beauty of the local panoramic scene. the theme of his new design Mr. Talib vs(d the charm of the Malay kampong
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  • 743 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS reviewing Ctip, says rpHREE RINGS, an aged English geld Ing »>v The Phoenix from Vanity ran*, won his third Singapore Gold Cup— hia iecond In succession al Buklt Timah on Saturday w h 1 t h earns him the title <if The
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  • 94 14 MR. E. A. Healy's Tulloch. a New Zealand-bred colt, gained his third big win thib month in Australia when he won the A £12,000 Caullield Cup over one mile j and four furlongs at Melbourne. Tulloch. who earlier won j the Australian Jockey Club I
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  • 184 14 riMii Soviet i "ion, Olympic toccei uhamßiiMiK 1 beaten M i» Poland in Chorzow, South**' Poland, yesterday In (iroun Sii of the r m < eliminating scries I j The Russians, who have now completed i\ programme, retain the lead la the group
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  • 164 14 Celtic equal a record in their 7-1 win v Rangers 4 CROWD of 82.293 at Hampden Park. Glasgow, saw Celtic crush their traditional rivals, Rangers, 7-1 to retain the Scottish League Cup, Only one other club Dundee 1 951-52) have won the trophy in successive years since the competition was
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  • 70 14 Hall keeps Hong Kong golf title FLT, LT. KIM HALL won the Hong Kong golf championship for the second time in succession in Hong Kong yesterday. He returned a score of 147, five strokes ahead of runner-up J. D. MacKie. The best of the outside entries were J- F. Silverio,
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  • 432 14 riniK RODGERS-CAMER 1 success In the Gold Cup completed a Big Race double for them. They had won the Liberation Cup, the mam Class I sprint with Malayan Scholar, who led all the way, Saturday., conditions suited Malayan Scholar. Camor quickly realised this and had Malayan
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    • 153 14 Caffeine-free coffee that cannot harm your heart, nerves or digestion Prd^rdiil, delir ions and pure as only pure unadulterated -A coffee made from the World's finest selected coffee ~%Pj O berries can he, but it cannot keep you aw ike however late -^J^ c3's^ <it night you drink it because
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  • 139 15 SELANGUK FAVOURITES SUFFER A 1-0 SHOCK 01 winning lu more Hockey Asll quadran(lf championshP V considerablj M > yesterday rr; i" beatI a j serangoon i iIM n 1 t Kourites with .*■•«'l--i heat Johore t in, other Ku-h tri sembilan at Iv. park today m ■at may be the
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  • 283 15 JRC tail in bid to win Senior Cup 4MICABLES A. A. foiled Indian Recreation Oub's bid of being the first Indian team to win th c Singapore Amateur Football Association's senior cup since its inception in 1892. when they edged them 5-4 in a thrilling final at Jalan Besar yesterday.
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  • 58 15 i ill Republic of Ireland 1 and Rumania drew 1-1 In a International soccer match in Dublin yesterday. Referee Mr. J. Keiiv of England, wns knocked out during the second half by a powerful clearance by a Rumanian defender. Ho fell flat on his fare,
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  • 102 15 HA Mil) NAJAT, Malayan Rough Riders, won the 32-mile Singapore- JohoreSlngapore cycle road race after a thrilling finish with i 18-year-old Ng Poh Kok, of I Ch^ng Wall Wheelers, yes terday. Hamid and Poh Kok cleared away from their 23 rivals to battle nut the
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  • 123 15 Blakebrough wins 20-mile MWSA race ORIAN BLAKEBROUOH, Malayan water-ski champion i) easily won th< first 20 m,ie reliability trial ol th< Malayan Water ski a KDCiation ai Pasir Rl j ti rd ly Blakebrough was towed hy Gordon Dowsett in t Oaj lord. His time was 41.27 mln. Mrs. Marie
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    • 175 15 *9BBiaß'*ilßßßaaißßf?<lßßHß<| OPfNS iCMORROW CAPHOL Tred MacMIJRRAY Oorothyl^ALONr L JarUGS BARTON SIDNEY CHAPLiN JOHN GAVIN JOHN LARCH A UNIVERSAL INILRNAHONAI. PICTURE lllillßlllilllllßilfilll 1 STARTING REX TOMORROW Z w This is a blistering drama of the Strong B the meek and how they reacted m H to a SUICIDE assignment t H
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  • 65 16 Ml ar< le at B I in Ihe bathroom o! an embai ......iii lady who found too lat thai a new bathtub di not match her batistlea i cam aa ahe fo md sh<* could not move > if tracted th( r< c lers, who
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  • 497 16 MAC IKE TO POOR KNOW-HOW New plans are afoot for closer scientific co-operaf/* Main aim at the Washington a /J QREATER Anglo-American co-operation in nuclear md 1 scientific research will be the main topic at this week' u'l \ngion talks between President Eisenhower and Mr i M millan, the Kritish
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  • 126 16 1 irold Hacm S* l n > th( Briti nine Mint a yesterdaj thai mid Hit' Con>i«rv vi v ernment the count has been hi jght in years from the edge financial collapse to tl highest level of rai prosperity that has ever known. Writing to the (01 servative
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  • 77 16 THERE was an hour-long traffic jam In Serangoon Road. Singapore, this morning when a car trying to make a U-turn crashed I Into a lorry. The accident occurred in front of the Serangoon Road Post Office at about 7.15 a.m. A Chinese who was injured was
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  • 133 16 Muggeridge-'A tame criticism' r FIII<: Wiushin»toti Po.st and Times Herald .said in an editorial yesterday that the torm over Malcolm Muggeridge'a criticism oi the Queen seemed t have died down and was tame In comparison with some Ol t !ic epithets written about the Kn<',lisli monarch.-, in years gone by
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