The Singapore Free Press, 3 August 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    The TENGKU'S MISSION
    271 1 He leaves Temerloh for road, rail, boat tour of Socialist Front 'strongholds on Pahang River Election visits to seven villages JEMERLOH, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Alliance leader in the Federation, set out from here this morning to visit riverine villages in Pahang, some of which are
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    Lock icon IMPORTANT STEP, SAYS MR. LEE
    51 1 SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, addressees the big crowd that turned up at the Botanic Gardens yesterday for the first "aneka rasam ra'ayat. The Prime Minister said these open-air concerts were an important step in the creation of a Malayan culture. Free Press
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    Lock icon BELIEF GROWS THAT MR. K. WILL VISIT U.S. NEXT MONTH
    301 1 GENEVA, Monday. AN authoritative source said here last night that the Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev might visit the United States as early as next The source said it was possible that a return visit to Moscow by President
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    Lock icon NEWS IN BRIEF
    74 1 NEWS IN BRIEF mmmmjSf: -:.:;Sw COVILIIA. Portugal: Sixty holiday makers were hurt, many of them seriously. when two motorcoaches ran off the road and crashed down a slope in the Estrela mountains last night. lP TAIPEH: Mr. James Shen, 50. a veteran Journalist and presidential English secretary, has been appointed
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    Tip-off saves shop from robbery
    100 1 Tip-off saves shop from robbery miMELY information of a 1 raid on a coffee shop in I Jurong, 13 milestone. Singa r pore, last night enabled the police to prevent looting of the shop. •A police spokesman said the coffee shop proprietor. Mr. Ng 'Chew Han, was counting the day's
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    Lock icon Raft men missing
    19 1 TAHITI, Mon.—Two members of a Pacific raft, expedition were reported missing yesterday in a storm.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Nixon gets big welcome in Warsaw
    128 1 Nixon gets big welcome in Warsaw WARSAW. Man. Wildlycheering crowds last night gave Vice-President Richard Nixon thp greatest spontaneous welcome any foreign visitor including Mr. Khrushchev, has received in Poland since the war. Hi* 10-mile route from the military airport of Babice. where he landed from Moscow for a four-day
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    Lock icon Red invasion of Laos feared
    40 1 NEW YORK. Sun.—The New York Herald-Tribune said in an editorial today that the attacks on Laos might be an attempt to lustily a large-scale invasion of the country by Communist Reuter (See also page 2)
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    Lock icon Himalaya search for five last climbers—
    227 1 Himalaya search for five last climbers RAWALPINDI. Pakistan, Mon Hardy local mountaineers and five ex- perienced German climbers continued today with the almost hopeless search f for three Britons and two Germans missing in the western Himalayas for the past 12 days. Local officials said it would be "a miracle"
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    Lock icon He wanted to see the Queen
    213 1 UK SECURITY MEN FOXED LONDON, Mon. A top level inquiry was ordered at London Airport last night following the gatecrashing by an elderly man of the official reception committee for Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The man, silver-haired and wearing a dark
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    Lock icon Missiles in Japan
    19 1 TOKYO. Mon.— The Japanese self-defence ageucy will sot up throe guided missile units by 1962. U.P.I.
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    Gates of Klang dam open today
    126 1 Gates of Klang dam open today KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —A fanfare of trumpets will echo through the granite hills of the Klang River headwaters this afternoon, heralding the opening of the S4.500.0o0 Klang gates dam by the Sultan of Selangor. There will bo no iever to pull, no machinery to
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    STOP PRESS
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      13 1 rnMING I i I 1 PU MONTH (SINGAPORE) |Uj i2i *IR MONTH (PIDIRATIOH)
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    Lock icon 'End interference' request is made to the Soviet
    200 2 'End interference' request is made to the Soviet U.K. BLAMES N. VIETNAM FOR LAOS TROUBLES IMIITALN has expressed concern to Russia about what it regarded as outside interference notably from Communist North Vietnam, in the Laos disturbances and urged that this should cease, according to a usually reliable Mr." Selwyn
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    Lock icon PLANE FAULT OVERCOME
    96 2 LONDON. Mon. The crew of a British European Airways Viscount airliner flying from Malta and Rome last night rigged up an improvised water injection unit to feed a faulty hydraulic system before landing at London Airport. A- the plane with 21 passengers was nearing the airport its
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    CITY LIGHTS
    36 2 Mark my words, dear, there's a future for Sidney in the dtp two minutes on the beach and he's taken over four sandcastles, one vool. two yae f its and a buried daddie f
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    Must union dues be collected by employers?
    184 2 Must union dues be collected by employers? KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Labour leaders in the Federation have not yet reached a final decision on a controversial subject i whether or not the employer should be asked to deduct trade union dues from his employees' wage packets. There are two schools of
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    Lock icon Air attacks to stop clashes
    43 2 Air attacks to stop clashes BEIRUT, Mon. Lebanese aircraft yesterday attacked the village of Erawbeh, in North Lebanon, with rockets and macninegun fire to quell clashes between villagers and tribesmen. Troops later occupied the village and surrounding area to prevent further clashes.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Hatta for Spain
    20 2 LONDON, Mon.— Dr. Hatta. former Vice-President of Indonesia, left here by air yesterday to visit Spain. Reuter
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    Lock icon Mystery woman visitor NAVY YARD PUZZLED
    186 2 Mystery woman visitor NAVY YARD PUZZLED f< HATH AM (Kent), J Mon. —Men on duty in the famed naval dockyard here were alerted yesterday following a telephone call that an "aristocratic Javanese lady" would be paying a visit. The caller said the lady would like to be shown around the
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    Lock icon HAPPY REUNION IN SINGAPORE
    54 2 happy reunion took place on board the hnci yesterday when Mrs. Guido Maffioli. wife of the Italian Trade Commissioner and daughter Daniela. aged <. arrived from Italy. Mr. Maffioli. the first Italian Trade Commissioner to be appointed here, has been in Singapore for juM over a
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA-R.I. PACT LIKELY THIS YEAR
    110 2 MELBOURNE, Mon.—Australia and Indonesia would probably arrange a treaty of friendship before the end of the year, the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies said last night. Mr. Menzies said he would be visiting Indonesia this year and arrangements were being made for a date.
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    18 2 Troops may roadblocks set up in Cyprus N J hec bio Br. Of B Geor the 3 Reuter
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    989 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday. INDUSTRIALS rreviMj Teeay Alex. Br,c»s Pref 1.60 B 1-60 B S i 1.80 s Ords. 2.30 B 2.30 B 2.40 S 2.40 S Atlas Ice 11.00 B 1100 B B. B. Petrol 48- B 50'- B 50 S 52 S B. M. Trustees 5.00 B
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    Hoodlights & footlights
    293 3  - Hoodlights footlights PELH AM GROOM SINGAPORE EH Fjttle old woman 'stole the scene QNK of the most satisfying moments in an authors life is when he s one of his characters come to life on the screen. Such moments are unforgetable md when I saw Jack Hawkins (in barring role)
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    On the stage soon...
    7 3 On the stage so on.. GFH GFFJ
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    Prince finds woman in a thousand
    223 3 i\\ tt R OT li 1 •3 M Musang Berjanggot" been completed. il by :.imlee. is a film i an old It tell> «i .1 Miltun who having no chili of his own adopted a son I' Ramlee>. The young Prince n up and
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    OUR LOCAL STARS DESERVE MORE OF THE LIMELIGHT
    219 3 OUR LOCAL STARS DESERVE MORE OF THE LIMELIGHT THERE is a proverb that a prophet is not without honour save in his own country. That moral, sad to relate, is equally applicable to our local film stars. A starlet arrives from Horm Kong and crowds flock to the airport to
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    Script-writers must cut out the gloom
    224 3 IT Is popularly believed that there is a deartl> of story writers in Malaya. This is, in fact. far from beins the case. As many as 20 stories are received by the studios »ach week but many, although quite well constructed. to be returned
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    'Punch me harder' —Roomai
    163 3 'Punch me harder' Roomai ha* started on the third story of the Latiff film. This adventure. "The Double Knock Out Is being directed by Roomai Noor. As far as I lu-ow thi.s will be the first time a boxing match has been featured in a local film. In the boxing
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      290 3 THE FILM QUIZ Are you the $1 0 winner winner of the $10 first prize in last week's film quiz was Mr. Goh Beng Ann of 1-C, East Coast Road, Singapore, 15. Second prize of two double cinema passes goes to Augustine Boon of 2, Tan Sim Boh Road, Singapore,
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    IT IS TIME A MEDAL IS STRUCK FOR MOTHERS
    548 4  - IT IS TIME A MEDAL IS STRUCK FOR MOTHERS MARY HAMPSON By gHM is the best cook in the world and the best nurse. Shu luis a fine shoulder for weeping on, and a buck thul nev e r breaks. She is on duty for twenty tour hours every day
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    Human ugliness now is
    547 4  -  ANNE SCOTTJAMES By TODAY, in Soviet Russia, you </;in get a mse bob. In New York you can gvi a face-lifi so I nnd amenta I Uial it lasts live years and there is no danger of that taut look. In Canada you can have a
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    TEACHING SAFETY
    47 4 The job of this policeman in a West Berlin park is to teach children road safety. Seated on a raised platform in a section laid out with a special road network, the cop directs th e "traffic" of kidd i-c ars and tricycles.— Popper picture
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      520 4 §mbbh| pmgmwmmmnm —^^~^B CI. IKS ACROSS cau c e» illness i7>. 2 Like the good four minute 6 Piit>: whose loci^e is a grove or put tine the watch on (5). the pump 0 <4-5> 7 Where In Wales to find the 8 The lazy woman's seen in the command
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    No party politics' directive
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    Church plans college here
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    Lock icon RI student leaders touring Malaya
    34 5 pit tun Mr Mahaa I Hassein, and Mr. Hasan Ry. Sjed Hassein, from the irmcrMty of Malt companying the student leaders on their tour of the Federatior Free Press
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    Impressed by Varsity activities
    272 5 -THREE indon 1 sturJU lead who arrived in Sir. attending *e in Tokyo, .ornine: fo iir of the Federation. They are Mr. Mans Mr. Indiarto. and I Hasan P The conference held in Tokyo Last month was attended by more than 100 Indonesian studer. St: ind
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    Woman on parang attack charge
    57 5 Woman on parang attack charge JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Yeo Boh Lian, 26. a woman worker of the Lee Pineapple Factory, was charged in the magistrate's court yesterday with voluntarily causing grievous hurt with a parang to Chin Yok Lian, wife of a kepala of the factory. She was remanded in
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    NOREEN LEAVING
    220 5 FAREWELL RECITAL BY NOTED PIAMST OA WEDNESDAY OFTEN described as Malaya's leading pianist. Noreen Stokes who is to give a recital on "VVedlav at the Cultural Centre, Singapore, leaves for Australia on Aug. 27. mg there r figuring prominently In Singapore'* musical life for nearly ten yea[j husband
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    RI troupe to perform Wayang Kulit
    137 5 THE people of Singapore 1 will be able to .see the famous Indonesian Wayanu Kuiit-^shadow play durthe R.I. cultural mission's coming visit to the State. The theme of the pwy in Singapore will be "Ramaa" the historic Indian epic, 'it will be performed by
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    Nanyang Varsity staff called to submit views on Prescott report
    203 5 Nanyang Varsity staff called to submit views on Prescott report T^HE executive council of the Nanyang UniverA sity, which met last week, has called upon the academic staff to give a full report of their views on the Prescott inquiry commission's report. The report had criticised the running of the
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    Lock icon REJOINING PARENTS IN CALIFORNIA
    60 5 REJOINING PARENTS IN CALIFORNIA Seventeen-year-old Linda Yetter, who left Singapore during the week-end by Japan Air Lines for California after a two-year stay. A former pupil of the Singapore American School, Linda said her parents had for the past two years been staying In Sumatra. Her father works for Caltex.
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    NEW SCHEME FOR MRNVR CADETS
    162 5 NEW SCHEME FOR MRNVR CADETS THE Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve has worked out a scheme to en- courage Singapore citizens to join it. The new plan gives candi- dates a chance to secure commissions in the seaman--1 ship specialisation executive branch of the Singapore Division after only six months
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    Land titles for new villagers
    127 5 Land titles for new villagers KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thousands of new villa- gers in the Kuala Lumpur district will be given land; titles as soon as the formalities in connection with the allocation of lots are completed. The proposed offer follows, the State Government's de- 1 cision to give the
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    Seminar on Malay: Federation interested
    185 5 Seminar on Malay: Federation interested KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malay language oiganisaiions in the reaeiatiou yesteraay haiiea tne holain^ ol a two-day seminar on the naUonai language in Singapore next month and expressed willingness to send representatives, if invited. The seminar, sponsored by the University of Malaya Socialist Club, will examine
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      126 5 STORE TIDES TODAY: 9.58 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.22 a.m. and 10.36 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 11.3? a.m. and 11.14 p.m. THURSDAY: 12.23 p.m. and 1.52 a.m. FRIDAY: 12.53 p.m. SATURDAY: 0.32 a.m. and 1.24 p.m. SUNDAY: 1.13 a.m. and 1.58 p.m. TODAY a.m.: English conversation beginners 9.15 a.m.. advanced 10.30 a.m.; Beauty culture
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    MALAYA CONCESSIONS FOR JAPANESE GOVT.
    205 6 Federation is drawing up list to pave way for trade pact KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Federation Government is drawing up a list of concessions to be put before the Japanese Government to pave the way for the signing of a trade agreement between the two
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    Free shows at all Ihe centres
    72 6 Free shows at all Ihe centres •THE Ministry ol Labour and Law. Singapore, has announced a schedule tor showing documentary films depicting the Malayan way of life at community centres. The shows are free. The schedule for the next lour days Is: Today: Bukit Panjang and Changi Community centres. Tomorrow:
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    K.L. rubber traders to by-pass Singapore?
    133 6 K.L. rubber traders to by-pass Singapore? KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Rubber dealers in Kuala Lumpur have urged the Federation Government to encourage a Malayan trade mission to visit consuming countries to strengthen Malaya's rubber exports. The^' fully endorsed a statement by Dato Sir dough Thurai&ingham, president of the Malayan Estate Owners'
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    24 6 Miss June Gong, who was selected Miss Chinatown ol 1958 in San Francisco, plans to study in the Porn Norms irerstty.- U.P.I
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    Lock icon PROF. LIANG PUTS ON MAGIC ACT
    107 6 rj PROFESSOR LIANG C E TIEN presents his wife to the patrons of the E E Cathay Restaurant, Sin- gapore having fast produced her from the E doll's hou.se on the right. E Professor Liang. a E member of the Magic p; if Club
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    Schoolboys' chess starts Aug. 17
    61 6 Schoolboys' chess starts Aug. 1 7 THE 1959 Singap< >olboys 1 chess championships, sponsored by the Singapore Chess League, ai start on Aug. 17. Play will takf plact day. Tuesday. Thur and Friday betwi and 12.30 p.m. lor two w< Games adjourned sumed brtween 2.30 and p.m the saint day.
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    Lock icon Aliens in Manila
    15 6 The number oi aliens m ManiL 75.700 in 1958. 57,000 Chinese.- U.P.I.
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    Women's Corner
    80 6 Your tva jJ are eithA very old J very youm MNGAPORE won. very old. There c betweens." This is th< visitors from New Z< Lapham. Mr. Lapham, a textiles salesman, won round-the-world a i r trip In ft radio qu last June. He answered questions on s religion
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      211 6 JEFF II.WVKI bv N>dne> .Jordan V WHAT UTTie EVIDENCE WE MAVE \f 00 5^£gLV£ C £f£Mr,~ t^ >^ W "~Z^ f GATHERED ON THESE ACCIDENTS I f 7^JP < ?lf "ll^ VES JEPF A flH^ POINTS TO ONE POSSIBLE JV Fi^fSSEk' •cSmSaoS 1 "EAki L EELSt?" I L EXPLANATION -PEOPLE
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      52 6 J JJM^^— tb^^MU^^^^^^^^^^^^i^^^^^^ BOFN toe worthy arc quiet and re .nied to k< to youi prepared to act Thei go ahead under full st have \i ;ve abiU to get co-* en any pr There are appear to be too dIng. Bu* you .e>o p that it tain those whom
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    Lock icon Feet of the Week
    19 7 Feet of the Week Hlff I pit lure ik. \m> kops krpt uaitin,, fur half an hour Free Press
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    Lock icon Three great goals -but all in vain
    301 7 Three great goals -but all in vain ARGOS SUMS IF M up a 2-0 c and took them Cup match at Jalan lead Singapore nt point By forcing a draw in minute Selanensured top place in the South zone and thus qualified for the final. Seiangor must considei en« :iem
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    Lock icon HOLIDAY HUNDRED BY GEOFF PULLAR
    31 7 HOLIDAY HUNDRED BY GEOFF PULLAR K \t >he B. B \t tanterbi e »H. Hone-: \t Ho \t Derby: Lei. \t Bn>toi: Gloucestershire 184 At Kdjfbaston: Northampton^ N P \t Reuter
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    Lock icon SWEDEN 3-1
    24 7 MM-MOE. South Sweden Mon Sweden beat Finlane 3 1 in an internationa Soccer match here today The winners led 2-1 a Reuter
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    ASIAN TOURNEY IN SINGAPORE
    270 7 rpm first Asian Open indlviI duil badminton championships will be held in Singapore during Easter next year. Thi-> MH decided "t 5« rst Badminton Confederation uJ committee meeting held m sing "pore at the week-end. It vtt decided that the Asiai. imwn Confederation would board *nd
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    CHAROEN BEATS KOPS TO ENTER FINAL
    619 7 CHAROEN BEATS KOPS TO ENTER FINAL This morning^ play in the Malayan Open championships JIAROEN WATANASIN of Siam, the holder, took 39 minutes to beat Denmark's Krland Kops 15-12, 15-10 this morning in the Malayan Open Badminton Championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Charoen thus 'liters the men's singles final,
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    Australian driver still leads
    131 7 Australian driver still leads BERLIN. Mon. Though he l ailed to gain any points yesterday, Australian Jack Brabham still leads the World Race Drivers' Championship with a total of 27. Four point* behind him Is Britain*.-, Tony Brooks, winner esterday's Grand Prix of Germany in a Ferrari. Britain's Tany Brook*,
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    39 7 \i.i .istar looks on in dismay as his header goes out. Others In pieture are fullback Chcok Foo and goalkeeper Lourdes. This key Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar i Stadium yesterday saw Singapore and Selangor draw Free Press
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    Campdale unlucky in the main race
    1032 7  - Campdale unlucky in the main race ALLAN LEWIS HOW THEY RAN D I Ol'NDAY racing was introduced yesterday before the largest atten- dance at Penang race- course for over two years. The huge crowd was well rewarded with bright afternoon's rac- in Brilliant Scholar and Campdale provided thrills in the
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    KEEP IN VIEW
    186 7 ITORSES to follow after this ■"meeting are: FLEET MUSTEK, a promising Australian bred gelding by Newtown Pippin, finished right on top of the placed horses in his first race, won by Cheers the second day. He drew wide at the barrier and covered a bit of ground
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    Lock icon HOCKEY TOUR
    19 7 NAIROBI. Mon The AllIndia hockey Team beat Kenya 2-1 here yesterday after leading 2-0 at halftime. Reuter
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      237 7 TODAYS SPORT GOU Singapore champion ship. KM.( ATHLETICS: Singapore Battalion Boys Brigade meet, Victoria School, 3 p.m. WATER-SKIING Malayan championships. Pasir Ris. BOOC KR— All Sinirapore v Selan^or, Jalan Besar stadium. LIS pm; SAFA lranie Div. .18. Kampon^ Silat v Telok Knrma. JaUn Besar, 4 p.m.; Div. 3A, Perhimponan Stia
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    Lock icon Dance champions
    31 8 •picture. Mi I ec h.H.n Howe and Mrs Lee Tap heonjj who won Singapore open novice ballroom dance chamiNinp held at the Great World Cabaret over the Free Press
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    Lock icon MOROCCAN KING HURRIES HOME
    101 8 Political crisis reported I lon. King Mohammed of Morocco left iectedly yesterday to return to R jital. Political sources said the move political crisis in Morocco. O: in ?aid re had been recent diner's between the King and Prime Minister M. Abdallah Ibrahim, over politin ly
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    Lock icon New Delhi had to interven
    213 8 KERALA GOVT. WANTED IT: NEHRU \EVV DELHI, Mon. Indian Prime Minister xXehru told a meeting of his Congress P a r I i amentary Party last night that the Central Government had "absolutely no choice" but to intervene in Kerala, where presidential rule had been
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    18 8 Mr Pryde. LaMidlothian who miner, has B vrig death br. 'ommor. I Reuter
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