The Singapore Free Press, 24 June 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. ***** SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Rock 'n' Roll-and the Govt.
    6 1 Opinion Rock 'n' Roll-and the Govt.
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    Lock icon U.K. MISSILE TRIUMPH
    232 1 Britain fires 'Corporal' for first time from guided weapons range off Scotland: More to come went War Office \I)ON. Wed. The l>riti>h Army terday fired a missile for the first lime from the guided weapons range the Hebrides islands ttland, the War Office announced last niiiht. nouncement
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    Lock icon Illegal houses pulled down
    81 1 The Ministry of National Development announced yesterday that demolitions of unauthorised houses would be carried out during; the next few weeks m a campaign to stamp out illegally -built dwellings. A start was made once m Loronjj 3. tieylang, Tiong Bahru and Jalan Antjserek. off Aljunied
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    Lock icon Areas of accord seen in Geneva, Herter tells U.S.
    279 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. AIR. CHRISTIAN HERTER. the Secretary of State, A told the American people tonight that the Geneva foreign ministers' conference had revealed possible areas of agreement concerning specific arrangements for Berlin. •I be! he said, "that it may be possible
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    Lock icon DOMINICA CRUSHES 'INVASION'
    150 1 DOMINICA CRUSHES 'INVASION' CIUDAD TRUJILLO (Dominican Republic*, Tues. Government forces have ■completely exterminated' 1 a force of invaders which tried to start an armed revolt against the regime of President Hector Trujillo. military authorities here claimed tonight. Identified They gave the names of a number of invaders whose bodies had
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    Lock icon U.S. JET CRASH
    21 1 U .S. JET CRASH BURNS. O A bomb* r on a test burned about 35 i\ Di here killii leaat U.P.I.
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    Rubber falls
    29 1 JULY in >t rubber buyers i.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at !>:>'•> cents per lb.. down one and fiveei&hths cents on yesterday's clo'.e. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon RED TO LEAD BIG UNIONS
    71 1 EASTBOURNE. Wed. A leading communist. Mr. Frank Foulkes, Is to become president of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Eng. Ing Unions— the most powerful workers organisation m Britain. His unopposed election is expected to be accepted formally today following a surprise announcement at the confederation's
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    Lock icon Killer sentenced
    44 1 LIVERPOOL. Wed.— Edward But Us a 33-year-old native of British Guiana was sentenced to life imprisonment by a court here yesterday for the murder of June Moorcroft, 20, whose body was found m a coal bunkrr m a Liverpool basement Hat.- Reuter
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    Lock icon SIR ROY LIVES—HE TIPPED', NOT KICKED', THE BUCKET
    115 1 SIR ROY LIVES— HE TIPPED', NOT KICKED', THE BUCKET LONDON. Wed.— A RhodeMan Government spokesman here said last night it was possible that a misreading of a sentence In a news cable had started erroneous reports that Sir Roy Welensky. Prime Minister of the Rhodesian Federation, had died. News agency
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    Expats and Govt. to hold allowance talks soon
    141 1 Expats and Govt. to hold allowance talks soon THE Singapore Government will soon begin negotiations with its expatriate staff with a view to cutting or abolishing their variable allowances. This follows the revision of the allowances of local officers. The president of the European Civil Servants Association of Singapore. Mr.
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    Lock icon NEW EIRE PM LEMASS
    32 1 DUBLIN, Wed. The Dail last night eiected Mr. Scan Lemass Prime Minister of the Irish Repablic by 75 votes to 51. He was announcing his Government later.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Falangist general dies in Madrid
    38 1 MADRID. Wed.— l>ut.General Andres Saliquct. a prominent Spanish general on the nationalist I Falangist > side during the civil war of 1936 to 1939. died heryesterday of thrombosis a., the age of 80.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Tear gas raid
    36 1 SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI. Wed.— Federal officers launched an all-out tear gas and bulldozer offensive on 108 mental patients at the D Prison medical centre yesterday, freeing live guards held hostages for 16 hours.- U.P.I.
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    BUDGET DEFICIT GROWING
    161 1 jSeic supplementary estimates before Federal Council KUALA UWIPVR. Wed. THE Federation's bud?etted deficit of $113,963,987 for 1959 me to $131,618^63 after the year's third supplementary estimates went before the Federal Council today. These new supplementary estimates, totalling: $10,097,684, were the present councils last call for more money
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    STOP PRESS
    4 1 LOCAL STA
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    Interim dividend
    34 1 LONDON. Wed. Th( directors of the Bukit I Rubber Company Ltd. declared an interim dividenc of 7 J 2 per cent, less tax n respect of the year* to March 31. 1959.
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    Killer disease
    16 1 LON Wed— More Brlciying from coronary every year ao to the Registrar. quarterlj turn.
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    Lock icon 'Franc is now a hard currency'
    16 2 'Franc is now a hard currency' The Pinay, National lay that. valuation become a I Reuter
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    $9mil. plan to aid rubber men: Best planting material
    208 2 $9 mil. plan to aid rubber men: Best planting material ftTALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federation Government is planning to provide an improved supply of the best available planting material for rubber smallholders. The scheme, known as the RubIndustry (Smallholders) (Imved Supply) Planting Materials erne. 1959* was laid before the Federal
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    Lock icon Manila oil firm shares Tor U.S.
    13 2 The r "JO mil. United States U.P.I.
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    U.K. TRADE UP
    190 2 Record exports m May: Imports were smaller LONDON. Wed. R- cord United Kingdom exports m May and smaller imports result m the visible trade deficit comins: down io' 1.500.000 the smallest recorded In the 100 years or so of the present trade accounts system, according to final
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    Lock icon RATES HIT UK SHIPOWNERS
    85 2 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, said yesterday that British shipowners were being hampered by the high rate of interest charged on loans. He told the House of Commons: "Japanese shipbuilders are now making demands for a reduction m interest rates. If that occurs it will react
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1642 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. IKDCfTKIAI I'sewous I'odav P:e: 160 B 1.60 B IS 0 S 88. Petrol 52 B -B xd cci S Co: Pref. 18 B 18 B 20 S Ord* B 33-B 35/- 5 Dk-pen B 1 00 B 1.01 1.02 B .94 B B .96 5
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    SATISFACTORY TOME ON LONDON MART
    119 2 ONDON, Wed.— Stock markets here yesterday maintained a satisfactory tone although interest was selective rather than general and price movements were somewhat irregular. Harrods continued to attract a very large business following the board's statement. The shares reached 125 m early dealings but later reacted
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      62 2 NMV YORK. June 23. Previous Today ll\ >traii« Spot 10*50 nom. 103.87 nom UN futures Straits Contract July j 01.50 buyer* 103. <i 5e I03.C5 *e Sept :0i :>7 buyerr 102.6^ b 103.37 sellers 103.00 sellers rOXE: Verv quiet. SALFS: Nil. Rl'BBER: Futures July 33.20 buyers o!>.20
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      U.S. PEPPER
      8 2 mei. md awa: hbkjnl Above price
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      8 2 Pacific port* per thee! I
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      160 2 Previous Today Xl BBEK No. 1 RSS i if. European ports June unquoted vi quoted Juiv HT buyer. •'8 sellers lers Xl BBER No. l R>s >pot 2T-* buyers bu'ers 28 sellers sellers X I BBEK No. I RSS Settlement H«nse Terms July 2T b\ Cl\ b\:
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      10 2 InduMn.. '40 PtiVrtic Bond* Mocks Composite Aferaci
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    Stockpile sales but talks first
    76 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Senate appro- priations committee h recommended the c jx)sal of excess sto I natural rubber, oils and fibres from the United States national stork: of st whenever it is m t: tional intere^ Howevrr. als could be undert Lithe General Services Adir
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    S'pore shipping
    109 2 ***************1111 Ships lying alongside ih< gapore Harbour Board whai expected today: Kyoto .spy Lloyd 4 5. Benmacd!. Soudan 6 7. Akikurasan Mam 89. Orestes 10 11. Ret 13 14. Presidem Pier Luna Maersk 18, Thorsgaard 19. Tong Joo N.Wall 2. Scud 3. Tronoh N.Wall 4. 5, Takseng 21
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    GREAT LEAP FORWARD' IS LAGGING BEHIND NOW
    373 3 GREAT LEAP FORWARD' IS LAGGING BEHIND NOW Red China production targets now being lowered king Communbehind ed production transportation, ricultun Failures admitted indirectly admitting some tinued: "In fixing rgets we should reinSn from from replacing reality d from thinking that targ< better." with a P-king Peon iai on January 1.
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    Trade break will hit South Korea more'
    96 3 Trade break will hit South Korea more' Mm:rsman Sou! it h ould n tr.it than de >uth Xi who nove--21 Rt'Uci: during his Jeylon la I a the Enter- ibo.— Uian and Pacific area countries wrhicta have m far announced their intention to take part m the l\\. World Refugee
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    Lock icon UK ready for new Japan pact
    151 3 UK ready for new Japan pact TKDPICS which Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi is likely to raise during his July 12-16 visit to London include the possibility of starting negotiations on the political aspects of a long:n commercial and navigation treaty and oi' rting talks on a cultural agreement. British
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    Lock icon PLAY 'MADE IN JAPAN' WINS 515.000 PRIZE
    117 3 PLAY 'MADE IN JAPAN' WINS 51 5.000 PRIZE A TELE VIS lON drama dealing with the social problem of an American soldier's love for a Japangirl won the M 515.000 first prize m the Robert E. Sherwood competition m New York established by the Ford Foundation. I*he play, "Made In
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    Lock icon Better Indo-U.S. understanding
    52 3 Better Indo-U.S. understanding MR. Ellsworth Bunker. United States ambassador to India, conferred with President Eisenhower In hington and afterward said he felt that IndiaUnited States relations generally were good. He said that he believed that there had been a growing understanding on both sides of each other's problem* and policies
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    War on pests, disease
    155 3 War on pests, disease "Mr. Lee Mines (right), plant disease and p^t control specialist with the L.S. Aid Mission m Indonesia, works with an Indonesian technician at the horticultural experiment station at Tjipanas. West Java. They are testing various varieties of citrus fruits for virus dis. which have nearly wiped
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      53 3 >rd Road Post C BY Removed by jj COMPANY LIMITED wM I<9 0 1002 |lB ot SINGH'S CARPETS Reversible Carpets to Clear 9' x 12' at $42.00 < 6 ot 521.00 American Printed Furnishing 48" Sale Price at $2.20 per yard Special Discount for Indian Handloom Goods *749 Stamford Road.
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      226 3 %JO^S Delicious! Enjo) a piece of Good Beef with a taste m it ABERDEEN ROLLED i»it i mi: it ik Simple l<t carve ll« k a«t«»iialilv uriccil a I SJ.iUI |M i Hi. ;=2!=::^ FITZPATRICK S ■~~m. 300 Orchard Rood, Singapore 9 Tel *****-9 Manufacturers of GEM SET JEWELLERY Platinum
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      179 3 CLI ES ROSS he theme of design (5 One of errors was staged by 3 Upset, did take m Will (6>. tr «sses dO). Just a thousand follow the DoVy **J l>l I light wood for heal;: °As Hl Lordslup might A trial indeed becomes loathed mark. "This is capital!"
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    Lock icon A ship at Port Said touches
    447 4 off new M-E crisis r p:iK I .oored pei touched off a the armistice b of At issue m thi^ sunimei Middle Easl iritis m whether the Inge Ton ran i.irr\ Israeli cargo throush the Sue* Canal The Egyptians sa N second issue i>>
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    Lock icon HELPING THOSE PARTED BY WAR
    24 4 HELPING THOSE PARTED BY WAR T mar. Dr Sr work I 8 Red C: Red a Rt-d I over 1. id m 1953.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Water need can bring rival nations together
    641 4 Water need can bring rival nations together AIR. Eugene R. Black, president of l the World Bank, armed with a billion-dollar water project, has been able to bring Pakistan and India to an agreement, a feat that lias baffled diplomats for years. The two nations have agreed on a plan
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    Lock icon A-SHIPS POSE NEW PROBLEMS ON SEA SAFETY
    323 4 THE United States is iking elaborate preparations for an international maritime conference to irt m London on May 17. 1960. The purpose of the conference will be to revise the convention for the safety of lift a which was adopted by 54 nations
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    Lock icon DISARM IN NEXT FEW YEARS 0R..,
    95 4 r|ISARMAMENT must come about m the next few years the years of the mLssile if Britain is to count for anything more than a stretch of no-man's-land between fortress America and the Soviet bloc, a pamphlet published m London by the Bow group of
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      332 4 1.00 PM. PROGRAMME read by Ruth Moses. The TALK; 7.15 SPORTS REEL, on the guitar, with a medley SUMMARY- 10> MID-DAY Newsboys, News for Chil- Kingsiey Morrando brings of popular Malayan and Indren. Compiled and present- you news and highlights donesian tunes played m MELODIES. and e d by James
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    'Let Govt. also Pay to help workers'
    22 5 'Let Govt. also Pay to help workers' :pur. X the EmI Fund mtrib 18I Jl I I I I EPF I I
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    GUARD OF HONOUR
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    'Have complaint bureau in all hospitals'
    59 5 'Have complaint bureau in all hospitals' y to 1 suggestion ip complaints je hospt; made iv m Palmer id to complain about hoiThey said the bureau m Road was far away, •aid be better set Tht :ary SecreMinister ol Dr. She Nam •old them the surwould be considered ble. acorns
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    Probe for tender system plea
    342 5 SUPPLY OF GOVT. RATIONS: 'INDICATIONS OF ABUSE' •BI(, AND UNWARRANTED PROFITS, 1 SAYS FEDERATION COMMITTEE .m,l Kl ALA L UMPUR, Wednesday. |tlh hederation Government has been urged to institute an immediate full-scale inquiry into the present system of tendering and supplying of foodstuffs to Government
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    TEMPORARY PASSPORTS 'UNSUITABLE'
    115 5 TEMPORARY PASSPORTS 'UNSUITABLE' THE American ConsulateGeneral m Singapore has told the immigration office that Singapore citizens intending to go to the United States should be issued with certificates of identity instead of temporary passports. A spokesman of the Con-sulate-General told the Free Press that American immigration laws required a visitor's
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    700 Singapore students in U.S.
    33 5 About 700 Singapore students are studying m the United states, according to reports compiled by the American Consulate-General here. According to statistics, engineering is the most popular course.
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    CPF: More want to close accounts
    265 5 CPF: More want to close accounts THE Central Providx ent Fund Board, Singapore, is flooded with inquiries from people who want to withdraw their contributions or close their employees' accounts before leaving the country. A spokesman of the Board told the Free Press today an average of 188 people had
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    FOR WEDDING OUTFITHELP FROM MALAYA
    155 5 FOR WEDDING OUTFITHELP FROM MALAYA A CHINESE girl from North Borneo studying m Perth. Western Australia, sought help from relatives m Singapore and Hong Kong when she failed to get Oriental materials for her wedding outfit. When she was married Miss Annie Lye. now Mrs. Francis Chong Foo Nang. wore
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    More donations for Madam Soon
    192 5 rrwo gifts totalling $50 and A an offer of a regular monthly cheque of $15 for Madam Soon Ah Chan and her seven children were received from Free Press readers today. Madam Soon, young widow of a taxi driver, is trying to support her children
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    INTOXICATION A MINOR CAUSE OF ACCIDENTS
    252 5 INTOXICATION A MINOR CAUSE OF ACCIDENTS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. INTOXICATION is not a significant cause of road accidents m the Federation, the Commissioner of Police, Mr. C. H. Fenner, says m his annual report, tabled m the Federal Legislative Council this morning. Thirty-one drivers and six pedestrians were intoxicated at
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    Bazaar profits same as in 1958?
    45 5 Bazaar profits same as in 1958? Last Saturday's international bazaar for the blind m Singapore is expected to fetch over $77,000, equalling last year's profit. The actual figure has not yet been worked out. Nine thousand people attended the bazaar, at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    Photo lecture
    34 5 A special lecture on photography will be given by a leading American photographer, Mr. Donald SultnerWelles on Monday. July 6 at 7.30 p.m. at the Chinese YMCA m Prince Edward Road. Singapore.
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    Malayan Tin Bureau counters charges
    117 5 KUALA LUMrUK, weunesuay. rE Malayan Tin Bureau m Washington, working with the Malayan Embassy there, has countered unfavourable press comments, such as allegations that tin producers were operating tin control as a cartel to fOrC Th£ m the 1958 report of the Tm Industry (Research
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    FIRM CELEBRATES CENTENARY
    59 5 The New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., celebrated its centenary m Singapore during the weekend. The manager of the Singapore branch, Mr. D.G. Hare, was host to a select gathering at his home m Shelford Road. Free Press picture shows (from left) Mr JJ. Rogers of the Chartered
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    Girl, 18, tells how she was cheated by ex-postman
    182 5 Girl, 18, tells how she was cheated by ex-postman 4N 18-year-old girl told a District Court m Singapore yesterday how she was cheated by a man who promised her a job as maid servant. Kow Jit Ling was giving evidence at the trial of Cheah Kuan Hock, a former Penang
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    Homes for beggars in all States planned
    130 5 Homes for beggars in all States planned KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Central Welfare Council will meet here m August to consider the recommendation by a subcommittee that the Federation Government should set up homes for beggars and vagrants. The secretary. Mr. T. Sivapragasam, said yesterday the Council might approach th
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      186 5 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES"" TODAY: US* p.m. IORROW: 1.10 a.m. and 2.40 pm FRIDAf 1.58 a.m and 3.20 p.m SATURDAY: ti('> am and 4.00 pm tfDAY: 340 a.m. and 4.44 p.m MONDAY: 4.45 a.m. and 5.34 p.m. TUESDAY: <i.09 a.m. and 6.32 p.m CARL ZEISS SUNGLASSES Gt; L i^l^^ Mor> Model
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    318 6 Bj M HARRISON-C.RAY \of top cards Is apt to go to ones head, and not so easy to apply the The Losing Trick v-ores heavily over methods of valuation c like t: dealt at game all. and ide began with One Two Hearts Three, This last
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    CREEPING BY NIGHT TO DIG ON THE BEACHES
    1965 6  - CREEPING BY NIGHT TO DIG ON THE BEACHES Davod Howarth H_k r '^r rtl^ J W* m* m mam 0 £|lllllllCllllMIIIIIIC]IIIIIIUIIIOIIIIIIII_f II WHO would _i i have thought that a man with a piece of fishing line could have been part of the most audacious (and dangerous) ~i idea of
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      Soft going will be just right for Prince Tournai
      702 7  - Soft going will be just right for Prince Tournai ALLAN LEWIS -Fa 51 ;nin on the Kuala Lumpur racecourse yes- >ing for this afternoon's racing will no better mraai, and I would now surest that he is I thought he was handicapped to win on a ft track certainly makes
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      BEST BETS
      31 7 I>EST BETS:— Prince E O Tournai. Dance Hall -z II and Talent. Best outsiders:— No Fluke. Welsh King and The soing wUI at the bt'st be ><>tt r iiiiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllll"^
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      ALL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
      462 7 ic3iiiMiiiinic3ii iiiiiticsiiiii MALAY MAIL L.M V DANCE HALL Ut~ MD Prixf> Entry B FOGHORN Inhibitor p u i 0< ivi m WINGED WARRIOR Hamlet Talent >UR JAHAN £*«g" Windsor PREMIUM BOND IJ»rd Mafic Note PhXNCE TOL'RNAI f»l™ Goer Aiarole PERIWINKLE Scieen Play Carthusian DARK DIET Bon
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      1358 7 RACE 1-2.15: CLASS 5, DIV. I—sl FURS. I 1. ***** GUM RUNNER 4vr. chlrg (Mdms. Skrine Cleveland) Donnelly 9.00 Shaari 2. ***** GAME ONE 4yr. brnzg <BKW Kongsh Martin 8.13 Johnson 3. ***** DANCE HALL 111 4yr. brag (Shaw Stable) Martin 8.09 Williamson 4. 7674G MY
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      42 7 picture. FIRST DAY WINNER. Steady Kongsi's Noble Albert, ridden by Mickey Donnelly, is led m by Mr. H. C. Tan after a three length victory m the Class 2 Div. I— Fur*. pvpvf at Kiinin T.nwmir nn iht> first rinii Free Pren
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