The Singapore Free Press, 2 March 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY S TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    236 1 1^ feared dead ror ■LIEF Her isery I jins poiice were flown to Agadlr from other cities to aid li i rescue work and to restore order. Special patrols were set up to prevent looting. Nadine Cloir.ct. Reuters special correspondent, who flew to Ayadir yesterday, cables: Agadir is a
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    9 1 NHAGI Wed. decided to ter Reuter
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    Lock icon Cinema killing
    14 1 SIA, Wed.— A Greek waa shot dead after village cinema U.P .I.
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    A Russian debut
    13 1 \SHTNGTON. Wed.— "My I .dy." will play eight :n April
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    PIRATES SHOOT AT PREY
    197 1  -  808 PERIES Fishing boat riddled with bullet holes makes port EIGHT FISHERMEN ARE ROBBED OF SI.OOO AT NIGHT OFF PONTIAN COAST By Singaporo, Wed. FISHING boat riddled with bullet holes made Singapore harbour at dawn after an encounter with pirates in the ni^ht. Her crew of
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    Lock icon The gentleman burglar meets woman in nude
    132 1 The gentleman burglar meets woman in nude >"E\V YORK. Wed.— A handi iroung man. entering an unlocked Manhattan apartment on Monday to burgle, was confronted by the startled housewife who opened the bathroom door on hearing a >huffling noise, thinking it was her young daughters back from school for lunch.
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    26 1 TMPEH Wed.—Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will be nominated next week for a third term as President of Nationalist China, according to usually reliable sources.— Reuter
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    King begins tour
    20 1 RANGOON. Wed. King) Phumiphon Aduldet and Queen Sirikit of Thailand arrived here today on a state vi>it.
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    Lock icon Red China's subs
    15 1 HONG KONG. Wed. China ha* about 15 Russian-built submarines in service.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon The clean... and the lazy
    38 1 The clean and the lazy i»k \rta Wed— The National Security Minister and J rhiif If Staff Ge«£ra| Nasution. said yesterday he e"v.Tm,.?m to clean th«r ditches and to compel them to paint their houses and fences. Reuter
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    Lock icon GENERAL GETS £7.000 LIBEL DAMAGES
    160 1 GENERAL GETS £7.000 LIBEL DAMAGES T ONDON, Wed.—Gen- eral Wladyslaw Anders, former acting Commander in Chief of the Polish Army, has been awarded £7.000 damages in a High Court libel action arising out of a letter in a Polish language newspaper printed in France. He was also awarded twothirds of
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    Lock icon Explosives factory blow-up: 8 dead
    47 1 TUNIS. Wed. Eight people were killed and 20 injured when an expletives factory blew up in the Manouba suburb here. More victims are feared buried under debris. The explosion was believed to have been srt off by an electrical short circuit. Reuter
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    Night out for the teachers, so day off for pupils
    166 1 Night out for the teachers, so day off for pupils KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. GIXTY thousand primary schoolchildren had a holiday in Kuala Lumpur yesterday principally because the teachers had a night Unit on Mondav. The Kuala Lumpur Municipality was kept busy answering telephone calls from puzzled, angry and sometimes sarcastic
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    Lock icon U.K. plant now
    19 1 NEW YORK. Tues. The American Cyanamid Co. will build a chemical plant in Gosport. England.— U.P.I.
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    17 1 WEST POINT. Tues. Crown Prince Muhammad of Jordan visit?d the military U.P.I. Academy here today.—
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    Chaplin Jr. to wed
    17 1 NEW YORK, Wed. Sydney Chaplin and French dancer, Noelle Adams, are to marrv
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    15 1 JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia plans to hold a popula- Reuter tion census in 1961.—:
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    Vernon and the happy Princess
    506 1 MARGARET AND FIANCE HAVE THEIR FIRST PUBLIC DATE AT BALLET LONDON, Wednesday. gINGAPORE'S ballet dancer, Mr. Vernon Martinus, met Princess Margaret and her fiance, Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones, hist night at London's Royal Opera House. The occasion was a gala performance of a ballet about young
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    BEARDED BERMUDAN LEADS BY 30 MILES
    101 1 BEARDED BERMUDAN LEADS BY 30 MILES ITHDRT AUGUSTUS I Scotr land'. Wed. David Robinson, 35 year old bearded Bermudan, led his nearest rival by almost 30 miles yesterday in a £5,000 $42,500) end-to-end of Britain race organised by holiday camp "King" Billy Butlin. Robinson, a research student, left a hotel
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    Lock icon BANDA INQUIRY TOLD OF GUN IN BROWN PAPER PARCEL
    147 1 BANDA INQUIRY TOLD OF GUN IN BROWN PAPER PARCEL /COLOMBO. Wed.— Tile Ban- y/ daranaike assassination j inquiry was told yesterday that one of the accused. Anura De Silya, spoke of the late Frime Minister in "most derogatory terms" on the day of the shooting. Joseph Aloysius said it OCcured
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    Lock icon Babs: More walk
    33 1 LONDON, Wed.— Dr. Barbara Moore, the hiking diet- ician, plans to leave for the j United States to walk the 3.121 miles from San Fran- Cisco to New York.— Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    12 1 Stock Exchange RUBBER CHINC ORDER 1 DRAW KALLA AB I
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    Lock icon Meteorite pieces
    32 1 MOSCOW, Wed.— An expedition from the Az-rbaijan Academy of Sciences has found five pieces of a meteortte which fell in the Yardymli district of Azerbai- jan la.st Nov. 24- Reuter
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    Lock icon His wife talked...
    25 1 SAN LUIS. California, Tues. —James Kcndrick. wanted for killing a policeman, was captured last night after a tip-off from his wife.— U.P.I.
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    Leopold in India
    22 1 MADRAS. Wed. Former King Leo{x>ld of Belgium arrived here yesterday visit a leprosy centre of which he is president.
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    12 1 Mini— ri' lelllaf price today $1.19. buying price 51.14.
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    A quiet day on the Stock Exchange
    536 2 A quiet day on the Stock Exchange I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THERE was little of note on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and all sections were quiet. Industrials and rubbers were selectively better at improved prices
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    LOOK-AROUND
    155 2 India and Japan in steel talks \i:\Y DELHI: Talks began I here between the Indian t ernment and a Japanese mission to complete an a^reempiu lor Japan to impori four million tons of Indian iron ore an mi ally from 1967. This will be in addition to two agreements
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    TAKE-OVERS
    146 2 Muar River aims at deal with Sapong LONDON: The Muar River Rubber Co. Ltd. announces that it has offered, after discussions with the board of Sapong Rubber Estates Ltd.. to purchase the whole of the issued capital of Sapong on the following terms: The allotment of 15 Muar River
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      105 2 LONDON, March 1. Yesterday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Mar 34 3 16 331 Apr 33i 33 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 34J 34 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Apr 34$ 33 5 May 3::: 33 7 16 TONE: Inactive. Above prices
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      New York Prices
      59 2 NEW YORK, March 1. Yesterday Today TIN Straits spot 101 00 101 00 TIN future Straits Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar 41 I2| I May 40. 0u 39 97J TONE: Steady. SALES: 28 lots No. 1 RSS Mar. landed price 40! COFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar.
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      Dow Jones Averages
      28 2 NEW YORK. March 1. Yesterday Today 30 Industrials 630.12 20 Railroads 149.93 40 Domestic Bonds 82.15 R2.18 15 Utilities 86.76 35 Stocks Composite Averages 207 <•«
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      U.S. Pepper
      41 2 Malabar and auaitin*: relf>a««' ♦i-J. afloatfl '>-. March sh:: Liimjxni^ spot nnd awaiting r> 12, atloats 62. M.irch rtilpmtl I Sarawak unquoted. Muntok while «ix>t «nd awaitfcnc r*-i»-ase 9^. afloat March .^hi^m^nt unquotid, tellen dockAii quoted m i per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      71 2 LONDON. March 1. Yesterday Today COPRA Philippines c i.f. U.K. North delivered weight per lons ton Mar COPRA. Straits c...t. >- OK. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Mar. /Apr. COCONUT OIL cnirle Straits c.i.f. Enropean ports bulk per long ton Mar. tl3.i 1131 COCONUT
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    Wall Street
    96 2 NEW YORK. Wed. Wall Street eloped barely steady with a predominance of mostly fractional losses Against a mixed business news background, the market failed to set a definite trend in early dealings and developed mostly fractional changes both ways. By midday. now lasses were in the majoritv as
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    $30m. Panama bridge contract
    46 2 BALBOA (Panama Canal Zone) Wed —A U.5.59.1 19.000 (about 830 million) contract to build the superstructure of the new high-level bridge at the southern end of the Panama Canal has been awarded to the Dallas. Texas. firm of John Beasley Construction Ltd
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    HOLD-OFF BUYING DISTURBS STOCK MARKETS AGAIN
    142 2 HOLD-OFF BUYING DISTURBS STOCK MARKETS AGAIN LONDON, Wednesday. IJNSETTLED conditions were again apparent in the London stock markets yesterday. The uncertain outlook for giltedged disturbed sentiment ill other sections of the mar- f ket. and In .spite of good j i company news and the exj pansion in industrial production
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    UP 16 down 6 unchanged 157
    835 2 UP 16 down 6 unchanged 157 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. TUESOAY Yesterody locay INDUSTRIALS Alfl Bncks Pref 1.95 1.95 Ords. 2.40 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 60- 54 6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 3 25 Son. Tin Smelt Prif. 19/- 19/- Ords 51/- 51/--.ecerai Dispensary 1.25
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    83 2 SHIPS IN PORT yJHII'> lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board nharve* or expected today are: Rays 1/2, Canton 4/5. Slbonga 6A, kwangtung 6/7, Glengyle 8/9. Kiniikawa Maru 10/11. Straat Johorc 13/14. Jan Metejko 15/16, Pres. Monroe 18, Mlkawa Maru 19, Tour Yick N. Wall 1. Senggarang N. Wall 3. Perlis
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    Hong Kong prices
    65 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H <v S. Banking Corporation $1,290 $1,285 sales &S 1.270 sales Union Ins. Canton $99.00 $100.00 &598.00 sales sales Wheelock Marden. 6.80 $6.00 6.85 St% 6.75 sales sales H'Kons phone $35.75 $35.50 &S3'j..)o &535.75 .-.ales sale.s Dairy
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    ON HIS CAR FOR DOIN6 WHAT THOUGHT CIVIC DUTY
    44 3 ON HIS CAR FOR DOIN6 WHAT THOUGHT CIVIC DUTY It started with football incident: Police called in 1 BAHRU, Wednesday, victimised a man for doht was his civic duty, an electrical foreman i larbour Board who quarters off Kampong I Sign up I Warned
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    MINISTER SAYS DISREGARD THIS NOTICE
    34 3 MINISTER SAYS DISREGARD THIS NOTICE KGAPORE. Wed The lor Education. -terreport in the 'he propostion for admissior schools was made authority :.erefore be disthat ..ouncement in >f the commencing ion o"f in Oovin all
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    Harbour men pay $20,000 interest on debts weekly
    128 3 SINGAPORE Wednesday. lIARBOI'H Board labourers here have been borrowing money ;il Ihe fantastic* interest per ct'nt per annum. Thev Lire now ide by t) B ard's :r t m on compb made by the high rates of inter charged by money lend
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    Librarian to visit other libraries
    45 3 Librarian to visit other libraries BIAH. Wed. :arajan. the Ind. s Department at the left tor tor a he he will I ot his holid. of leadSouth Id he would spend a Annan:. alsu publications of the Tamil Language along with him for in India.
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    FPA annual meet on March 10
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The apore Family Planning ition will hold its >nth annual general meeting on March 10. at the Raffles Quay, at i p.m.
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    District judge is guest speaker
    57 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. K. T Alexander, a district judee and magistrate, will speak on U the Japan; ation" at a ToiH meeting at Talbot House, Scoits Road, at 8.30 p.m. on March 2 Mr Alexander is a former tary to the late Bishop Wilson who
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    7 cancer deaths
    17 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Birth> recorded at the GenH«»spit;»l here for Jantalled deaths ven deaths
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    THE PRIZE: A SILVER WALL PLAQUE
    192 3 THE PRIZE: A SILVER WALL PLAQUE a SINGAPORE entrj has J\ won top honours in the Pacific Travel Photo Contest sponsored by the Pacific Area Travel Association (PATA). The entry entitled "Street Scene*' is by Ail Thiam Chor, a photographic shop assistant and a member of the Photographic Society Singapore.
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    New officials of Y's Men's Club
    63 3 New officials of Y's Men's Club TANJONG PAGAR. Wed. The following were elected officials of the Y's Men's Club of Singapore for this year. President Mr. Michael C. Kwok. vice-president Dr. Chen Chi Wei, hon. secretary Mr. Teoh Kok Chan. hon. isurer Mr. Huang ShaoFu, councillors Messrs. P. Abisheganaden, Chew
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    PLEASE RETURN MY PASSPORT' PLEA TO THIEF
    240 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. YOUNG German adventurer, Mr. Lorenz Finger, who has to catch a ship to Australia tomorrow, walked into Times House yesterday to plead: k *Please, help me find my passport, my documents ;md photographs which were I stolen from me." Mr. Finger,
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    BENEFITS FOR COFFEE SHOP EMPLOYEES
    112 3 BENEFITS FOR COFFEE SHOP EMPLOYEES SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 1.500 coffee shop workers xn Singapore will I now enjoy the benefits due them under the provisions of the Shop Assistants Employment Ordinance. This follows an agreement reached yesterday between uie Singapore Coffee Shop Employees' Union, representing the workers, and the
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    Closed for repair
    21 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The City Council's Yan Kit Swim- ming Pool was closed to the public yesterday lor repairs.
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    Lent begins today
    22 3 KATONG. Wed.— St. Hilda's Church will begin its Lenten Calendar today r.itil April 13. two days before Good Friday.
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    nient view: Six months
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    Music party officials
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    BEARDED HOLY MAN HAS 'INNER PEACE'
    157 3 BEARDED HOLY MAN HAS 'INNER PEACE' TANJONG PAG A R, Wed. A holy man from the Cameron Highlands who has not been to a barber for 12 years has a large following in Singapore to whom he preaches a doctrine of "inner peace." His name is Muthusamy. Though he wears
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    Freed of rioting
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lee Fook Onn. was acquitted yesterday of being a member of an unlawful assembly and rioting at 11.30 p.m. on Dec. 1 Last year at Cheng Tuan Street.
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    Mid-week service
    27 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A midweek service will bo held v>day at 8.00 p.m. at the Wesley i Church. The leader will be Mr. Ng Ens Kee.
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    Zoology Dept. will have modern premises before end of year
    269 3 Zoology Dept. will have modern premises before end of year IU KIT TIMAII. Wednesday. students at the University of Malaya in Singapore will have a milliondollar multi-storeyed building to house their laboratories, display rooms and lecture theatres before the end of this year. Since the foundation of the university in
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    300 men and women find shelter in this home
    118 3 300 men and women find shelter in this home THOMSON ROAD, Wed. The Home for the Aged in Braddell Road now has more than 300 inmates. The oldest is a 102-year-i old woman who is known only as "great grandmother" She has been there for more than 25 years. The
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    World day of prayer
    56 3 STAMFORD, Wed. The j annual "World Day of Pray< r" service will be held on Friday A service in English will be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral at 9.30 a.m. and a service in Chinese at the Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church at 5.30 p.m. Offering* will
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    THE HOME-WRECKER
    357 4 LONDON, Wed. ADULTERY IN HOTEL ADMITTED BY WIFE Broke up marriage he was sent to mend cited in divorce hearing QNLY three days alter being complimented by Kradford magistrates for bringing an estranged married couple together again, court missioner Ralph Slater was told "You have been suspended from
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    Art discovery at gallery may be a da Vinci
    116 4 Art discovery at gallery may be a da Vinci ONDON, Wed. On loan to the Royal Academy, thought to be the "Virgin and Child by Verrocchio, may instead be the earliest example yet discovered of work by his famous pupil. Leonardo da Vinci. If this is true it will be
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    LATIN IS DROPPED FOR SCIENCE
    124 4 LATIN IS DROPPED FOR SCIENCE T ONDON, Wed.— Latin is no longer to be compulsory for science students at Oxford. By 290 votes to 111, Congregation, the university s parliament, decided yesterday that compulsory Latin for all is out. An "A" level pass m maths or science in the GCK
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    RUMPUS OVER GIRL'S SCANTIES
    150 4 LONDON, Wed— Christa Dupnrv IS. h u>lu'd as her brother- in- l.i w announced that h. in Uktafl tli*' Ca of hrista v Seaßtfes to the Home Otln I «>r Christa, from <ierman>. told her hrothrr-in-had .1 most einbarr.i^ini; moment when sh«> arrhrrd ht-r» at the
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    Cattle rustling hits British farmers
    68 4 Cattle rustling hits British farmers HERTFORD, England. Wed. Cattle rustling has broken out near here, according to loc-al farmers. They fear the start of "a I new type of crime for this country gangs making night raids on the cattle ana I selling them later to crooked j dealers."' Mr.
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    42 4 TAIPEH. Wed.— Communist gunboats yesterday sank a 50--ton Nationalist military junk north of Matsu Island, off the Chinese mainland, the Nationalist Defence Ministry announced. The Ministry said the junk was attacked by about seven I gunboats. Reuter
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    Here's how good wives are killing tired husbands
    230 4  - Here's how good wives are killing tired husbands CHAPMAN PINCHER By London, Wed. XJI'NDHKDS of women who Hunk they are «jo<xi wives kill their husbands by piling so many "little jobs" on them when they should be resting. They end up with heart attacks. Many a man has had a
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    Lock icon 'FLOWER DRUM' GIRL NICOLETTE
    53 4 Photo "TIDDLES" the Persian cat is a fascinated onlooker as his young mistress "makes up" before the mirror. She is 12-year-old dancer Nicolette Hicks who is on the road to stardom with a part in the new London musical show "The Flower Drum Song" opening this
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    Row over pup an RSPCA man shot
    92 4 Row over pup an RSPCA man shot I I LONDON. Wed.— The Canine Deience League is to start a court action against the RSPCA over Freda, a wild Alsatian puppy. The league claims they were about to capture her when an RSPCA inspector shot her. Mr. C. A. Hardwicke. the
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    Missile test called off
    52 4 WASHINGTON. Wed— The American Air Force yesterday i cancelled plans to fire an Atlas missile 9.000 miles from Cape Canaveral. Florida, into the Indian Ocean. One unconfirmed report i said President Eisenhower himself had vetoed the idea of the missile launching, at i least for the
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    Russia-U.S. trade
    37 4 WASHINGTON. Wtd.-Mr. Frederick Muelltr. the Secretary of Commerce, told a Congressional committee yesterday that he saw no pros- pect at present for major increases in trade between the United States and the Soviet Union.— Renter.
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    New Comet line
    18 4 TORONTO, Wed.- -A BOAC Comet landed here yesterday ;to inaugurate a new sen-ice with Europe.
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    Vicar sells only portrait of Cook
    95 4 Vicar sells only portrait of Cook LONDON, Wed— The i known portrait of Captain Cook outside public galleries and institutions has been bought by the New Zealand Government. It has been sold by Canon T. Harrison Park, vicar of Marton-in-Clev« land, a small village in the North Riding of Yorkshire,
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    Coloured TV soon
    15 4 BERLIN, Wed many intends to set up a coloured television system soon.
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    coming business—without licence
    29 5 coming business— without licence ,< COMPETITION 5: MARKET tPORE, Wednesday, n -ixeral markets are impetition they are reunlicensed hawkers who s, Ihev claim, not business bul also 'I ftl M
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    Pictures take over from words on K.L road signs
    11 5 Pictures take over from words on K.L road signs K Mnew
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    After dinner a snakey hula
    73 5 A 111 NUKED tired businessmen were treated to a sizzling hula hula dance at a dinner given by Buttery Co. Ltd., the representatives for the Knutsen Line in Singapore, at the southern Restaurant, last week. Those at the main table from left: Messrs. D. F.
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    GOOD START FOR ANTI-T.B. CAMPAIGN
    43 5 GOOD START FOR ANTI-T.B. CAMPAIGN SiAPORE. Wed. The •ond X-ray conHave look Roaci SI 'V ei art the campaign about two wet people have been X-rayed, Oi these. 20 have been found to b ed. period the unit stationed X-rayed an very opeRoad.
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    THE SECOND MONTH: OFFERINGS TO GOD
    90 5 THE SECOND MONTH: OFFERINGS TO GOD rjEMBAWANG. Wed. O About lo.ouo Chinese in \io hu Kam and Sembawang arc visiting a shrine at the llth mile *io Chu Kany Road to celebrate the second month of the Chinese New Year. All day long people arrive at the shrine with their
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    'No rest, no peace'...the rich voice of Hwee Lim hits a climax
    252 5 'No rest, no peace'... the rich voice of Hwee Lim hits a climax SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Hwee Urn's song recital at the Cultural Centre on Saturday night the first of Lhe Singapore Chamber Ensemble's musical soirees I his vear was a success. Throughout tht recital he displayed a full, rich and
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    Cottage meeting
    31 5 OUTRAN! ROAD. WVd The Young Adults' Club of the Y.W.C.A., Outram Road. will hold a cottage meeting at the secretary's home in Estate on Saturday i at 4.00 p.m.
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    The challenge-by Dr. Tay
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr Tay Teck Eng. chairman of the University oi Malaya council in Singapore, spo^* at the Anglo-Chinese School's 74th Founder's Day ceremony yesterday. An oia boy of A.C.S.. Dr. Tay told the students of the duty and the challenge facing the new State.
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    Family planning
    33 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Family Planning Association will hold its an--1 nual meeting on March 10 at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, at 5.15 p.m. Prof. B.H. Sheares will take the chair
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    300 PUT ON THE ROAD BACK TO LHEALTH-MORE CASH NEEDED
    197 5 300 PUT ON THE ROAD BACK TO L HEALTH- MORE CASH NEEDED CHANGI, Wednesdav. A BOLT 30(1 children have been helped hack to good health at the Children's Convalescent Home in Tanah Merali during Ihe past three years, according to the matron, Mrs. M. lidcn. Mrs. Edoii today t"d t
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    THREE-TONGUE MUSIC SOCIETY IN SERANGOON
    98 5 THREE-TONGUE MUSIC SOCIETY IN SERANGOON i SERANGOON. Wed. A group of Serangoon boys have formed a multi- lingual musical society called "The Corals. Its manager. Mr. Bill Loh. 21, said they now had a membership of 25. They meet twice a week at the home of their band-leader, Mr. Henry
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    Grads to dig
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. -Fifteen graduates and senior students from the History Department of the University of Malaya will makr an archaeological survey of Trengganu and search for signs of early Islam.
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    ‘Sing for Singapore'
    25 5 KATONG. Wed. I recorded session r: i lor Singapore' r I be held on Friday at the j dio Singapore 6 p.m.
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    Miss Lim on Asian political thought
    28 5 SINGAPORE. V. Lim Woo Chiang. Prui' Political Sc; University, will lecture on "Asian Political Thought" at th* Cultural row at 5.30 p.m
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    OPINION The end of injustice to women
    319 6 PHE CHARTER of women's rights which go before the Singapore Assembly today will be acclaimed by all women and by men who recognise the injustices inherited from the age of towchangs and foot-binding. One man. one wife. That is the most notable feature
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    A BEDTIME STORY
    569 6  -  JANICE ELLIOTT by A third of your life is spent in bed— so you deserve only the best I\O YOU KNOW that you spend a third of your life in bed? So •much sleep demands the best bed and if you don't sleep, you might as well
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    167 6 A SPECIAL research unit— the first of its kind in the world— is to be set up at St. Thomas's Hospital, London, to investigate the causes of arthritis and rheumatism. The unit will be equipped with an electron microscope capable of magnifying the tiny cells of
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    576 6 FASTER AND FASTER. .BY LAND, SEA OR AIR I VEW inventions and technical advances during the past year add up to faster living for most of us this year. For, with few exceptions most of our inventive effort these days is directed towards allowing man
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    TO SAIGON AND PNOM-PENH-ON ‘LIAISON VISIT'
    96 7 TO SAIGON AND PNOM-PENH-ON ‘LIAISON VISIT' WA LEBAR, Wednesday. ►ore police officers left yes Air Lines for Saigon and :Vnh lor a !<)-(! sit. Superintendent of Mr. Tan Teek Khim. Ccmmandant of the Police School. Mr. V. N Ingham, Chief of the Squad, and SuperMr. John Le Cain. at Comrecently
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    The puffing bachelors
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    This is no excuse says tax chief
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Pleas of ignorance of the English language was no exfor not completing and returning income tax forms within the specified period. the Comptroller, Mr. F. R. White, said yesterday. present only English torms were distributed as the only ones lable.
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    DROVE CAR WITHOUT A LICENCE: $150 FINE
    94 7 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. a HANDRAN of Jurong Road was i ined a lofal of $1M after Ik* to two traffic offences admitted driving a car l lice: .long Road on Aug. 2 last was also not coverv third party insurance, addition to the fines.
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    A new union for railwaymen
    51 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The constitution for the proposed new Railwaymen's Union of Malaya will mak, 1 it possible for railwaymen stationed in Singapore to become members, it was learned here today. This was discussed a meeting of leaders of the existing five railway unions on
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    Radio on Assembly
    25 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.- -Radio, Singapore will broadcast an up-to-the-minute report on j today's meeting of the Singa- pore Legislative Assembly at o.io tonight.
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    Display postponed
    40 7 oINGAPORE. vVed. The exhibition of sculpture by Mr. Khoo Kean Min. scheduled to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall between March 4 and 6 has been postponed. It will now be held from April 8 to 10.
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    New radio star
    42 7 SINGAPORE. W» d. In the programme 'Mike my Mush." at 9.30 p.m. tonight, Radio Singapore will feature a young new discovery. Malay singer Radin Juriah Sudero. Her selection will include Malay and Tagalog melodies as well as English songs.
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    Cleaning committee for a village
    113 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ABOUT 2,1 teenagers of Pasir His Village, oil llu" loth milestone Tampines Road, have formed :i committee to help clean up the village. The "Cleansing Committee' Is headed by a schoolboy Lin Kock Din. 18. It was iormed at the suggestion of a
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    Suggestion is 'fantastic'
    114 7 [JALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Director oi the Language and Literature Agency. Tuan Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said here yesterday that it was ••fantastic"' to suggest that the Government should houses to cieXks who passed the national language examination within a limited period. "I don't think this i*
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    'Good citizens' get together
    140 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— About 100 residents of Ana Sianu Kons Village, off the 11th mile Tampenis Road. have tormetl a M food citizens committee to fight gangsterism. The committee held its first genera! meeting yesterday morning at the Teo (Juan ('noon Villa and elected Mr. (hung Wong
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    Ex-police officer Bleasdale now rides the seas alone in sloop
    455 7  -  808 PERIES IN PORT FOR SIX DAYS ON WAY TO BRITAIN FROM HONC KONG By Singapore, Wednesday T*HE savage sea holds no terror for lone voyager Bryan Bleasiialc. A His secret: Ability to take things steadily and quietly in any
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    Bible courses by Deaconess Rudd
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A i course of bible studies will be given by Deaconess Mulli»Rudd in the Epiphany Chap* I of St. Andrew's Cathedra; every Wednesday from 5.30 p.m. to 6.00 p.m.. begim on Ash Wednesday todu 1 April 13. the end of Lent.
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    Teachers' dinner for bishop
    14 7 S RE, Wi'd. sch a day p.m. Rev. i T
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      242 7 u. DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION: Extraordinary general 5.30 p.m. \\\k tional Women's Club by M p.m.: beauty culture 5.15 p.m. Mi (Orcli rd Road): Junior i dept. open 1 p.m.; b I building and weight-lifting 4 pm.; judo practice for all 5 p.m.; Sini m.; Manners PAI
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    Send her flowers but do go slow with your tactics
    1067 8 Send her flowers but do go slow with your tactics ADVICE TO THE PLAYBOY WHO WANTS TQ, I Dear Esme. HAVE a record in my office whore 1 work, lor going out with a different girl every niiiht Now I have met the ri^ht tfirl and want to convince her
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    MY FRIEND THE BRIDEGROOM
    690 8  - MY FRIEND THE BRIDEGROOM ANNE SCOTT' JAMES by LONDON UIS town house is a basement in Pimlico and his country residence is in the dockland of Rotherhithe. His friends are from Chelsea, Fleet-street, and Bohemia, and his tastes are artistic, bordering on the raffish. you to slide down a spiral
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    Margaret's betrothal... looking back 500 years
    519 8  - Margaret's betrothal looking back 500 y ears L. G. PINE By Editor of Burke's Peerage TIIK news of Princess Mar«aret's rngauement to Mr. Armstrong-Jones is in the lull tradition of romantic love of the Middle Aties. Nothing delights »m- more than the thought of the plain gentleman who w» n
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    FREDIE POPE'S CAR CLINIC
    369 9 FREDIE POPE'S CAR CLINIC Keep eye on your oil pressure HEAVILY SCORED JOURNAL SO DEEP IT IS PAST REGRINDING AND MUST BE SCRAPPED /CONNECTING rod bearings are lubricated in exactly the same manner as main bearings, camshaft bearings and all other working parts of the engine by a mechanicallyoperated oil
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    JVER THE MOTOR TRACKS, IN THE AIR THE SHARP SMELL OF SUCCESS
    752 9 J&fcHfc t^ji^Sld-breakers-a man of vision From a special correspondent fHARLES CHEERS WAKEFIELD, born in 1859 when railways ruled the world, was a man of great drive and vision that brought stupendous success in the years of the motorcar.
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    Heralds triumph
    118 9 LAST year the Royal Military College of Science Motor Sport Club at Shrivenham, England, ran their first Rallye Milituire for experts only (those who have collected an award in any restricted or higher category event), and thereby earned immediate acclaim. While the second Rallye in generally good weather
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    PINT-SIZE WONDER
    471 9 BASIL CARDEW TESTS ENGINE OF FUTURE NECKARSULM. Germany. The eyes of the world's motor engineers have been focused on a German car with a revolutionary new engine the size of a large saucean lid and I am the first newspaperman m the world to driven and tested ggi
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    RUPERT and the TRUANT
    95 9 Rupert is so startled by the change in the expression of the doll that he hardly notices that his pal has b;en plodding on his way. so th.-.t Podgy is far from the shop before he catches up with him. I say. come back." he says
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    Pick of the boxing pictures
    53 10 Pick of the boxing pictures Cameraman Hutchison never misses a good action picture. Picture on the right shows an exchange of blows between Cpl. Kemat (left) of the 61 Coy. RAS( and Co-lour-Sergeant Jack (Cheshires) In their Singapore Base District lightheavyweight contest! Jack was a points winner at the Tanglin
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    Lock icon ARMY BOXING IS REACHING AN INTERESTING CLIMAX
    595 10  - ARMY BOXING IS REACHING AN INTERESTING CLIMAX Sgt. P.M. Howard Story by 'FHK Army boxing sea- son is now reaching its most interesting stage, with the next big event in Singapore beini; the semi-final of the Far East Land Forces 1960 team championships on March 11. Sin gap Battauon girr-
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    A GRAND GYMKHANA
    99 10 rpHE Singapore Polo Club JL will hold a gymkhana at Thomson Road on March 13. Thi.> is the first of two gymkhanas which the Singa- pore Polo club will be holding this year. There will be various events for adults and children and the highlight of the
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    Singapore Base District soccer cup draws (1st Round)
    343 10 Singapore Base District soccer cup draws (1st Round) HPHE first round of the A Robinson Cup competition will be played on March :i. Sixteen teams will be taking part and the final has been fixed for May 11. Ist round draw: 200 Provost Coy v 248 Si«. Sqn.. GHQ FARELF
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    THE TIARA HUNT ON MARCH 12
    179 10 THE TIARA HUNT ON MARCH 12 THE Forces Motoring Clue Singapore Branch) will be holding a Treasure Hunt en March 12 called "The Tiara Hunt; It wiil start at the entrance of Kallang Park be- tween 6.00 and 6.30 p.m. The first ear will leave at 6 p.m. All entrants
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    SOSC MEETING
    28 10 A meeting oi the fcCommittee oi Management of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council will be held on Friday at 5.20 p.m. at the Oarden Club.
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    District soccer league
    142 10 District soccer league Tilt B wiOl\ LMON I Ist Cheshire*. HO SBD. RPO, GHQ FAKELF. 18 Si 44<i BAD. No o Dog Coy, 30 Bn KAOC. N r IiMS Terror. CPO. 2 2 Gurkha Rifle*. 2 7 DEO Gurkha Riilc.-. 32 Coy RAMC. DIVISION II tOPI.N 10 Port Per. 6411
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    Paymen clash
    26 10 Th. Regimental Pay Office: will meet the Command Pay Office in a lriendly badmlji- ton tnuriiament :it the G.H.Q. Hall. Tanglm tonigiit at 7.(i(t.
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    Johansson an Patterson sove the good name of boxing
    233 10 Johansson an Patterson sove the good name of boxing Says Michael Utchfi J INCREDIBLE as it x of verbal blows b I Patterson's slick-talknu I Ahlqvist, world heavyu. I Johansson's adviser. K O'd them both. I While these are groping for might add tir legal points, it I bomber will
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    HOME TEAM NARROW WIN
    48 10 HOME TEAM NARROW WIN A SUCCESSFUL Singapore Golf Clu the Combined Sen from the Far El home team scored points. H with Cap: I O Don. Tengah and I H.Q., F.E.A Col. Maydon Powlino both o 3 and I Ludlow r T: W O. Ballard of 1 FSDFSDFSAD
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    EXTRA HALF FURLONG GIVES HIYA HONEY GOOD CHANCE
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    WINGED WARRIOR IS NG SPECIALIST
    472 11 WINGED WARRIOR IS NG SPECIALIST ay selection for the Class 5 Div. 2 7F. race. Winged pecialist. His five wins in Malaya have all been over /HEM OVER THE PEN ANG 7F. E RESIDENT I his eyes bi monstrations In ihe capital of I Trouble si; faculty of the mlli
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    FLYING MIST IS BEST BET OF THE DAY AGAINST WEAK FIELD
    300 11 FLYING MIST IS BEST BET OF THE DAY AGAINST WEAK FIELD FLYING Mist should be the best bet of the day in the Class 5 Div. 2 race over 7F tomorrow. Flying Mist has dropped back to Div. 2 where he won over SJF at Ipoh in November last. Since
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    RECS HOLD OFF LATE RAF RALLY
    126 11 S.R.C. 2; Changi 0 rpHE weather was dull, but the play was fast I and exciting. Despite a steady drizzle. Singapore Recreation Club settled down early in this knockout quarter-final on the padang. As defending I champions they looked impressive. But the thrills came
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    Pirie is planning to make one last gamble at Rome Olympics
    660 11  -  ALAN HOBY BY THE rope-thin young man whose cheekblowing grimaces and tortured, head-rolling action have made him famous on the running tracks of the world said quietly: '•Finished? Never. Retiring Certainly not. I have never felt so fit Gordon
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      New Zealand lead Aussies by 207 runs
      158 11 CHRISTCHURCH. Wednesday. NEW ZEALAND, 89 for five in their second innings, lead the Australian touring XI by 207 runs at close of play on the third day of the second unoffi- cial Test match here. The Victorian pair John Shaw (81 > and
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      LONDON
      131 11 Results oi last night's football: English League One: Preston North End 5 Blackburn Rovers 3; Burnley 2 Tottenham Hotspur 0 (both matches postponed from' Teh. 20). League Two: Aston Villa l Lin- coin City 1. i Postponed from i Feb. 20). League Four: Wit ford 3 Northampton Town 1.
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      GLASGOW
      30 11 League Two football match between Falkirk and Queen of the South, due to have been played on Saturday, March 5, has now been brought forward to Friday, March 4.
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      PERTH
      17 11 Western Australia finished third in the Sheffield Shield. New South Wales are first and Victoria second.
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      23 11 IngemaT Johansson leaves New York tonight to fight a series of exhibition bouts for United Nations troops in the Gaza Strip.
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      SRA SPOON SHOOT
      24 11 SR «a» Gunscore Sgt. Corfield 89. Handicap: Cpl. Gavin 99.43. SR (b> Gu A. M. Robinson 98. Handicap: J. Kroef 100.34.
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    After 35 years
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    Labourer fined $200 for causing hurt
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    Envoys confer
    22 12 BRUSSELS. Wed. TO Japan* se diplomats 3 In all the Western an countries starta three-day talk economic matters here today.
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    91 12 MR. BOYD PAYS A COURTESY VISIT TO MURDER ISLAND HONIARA. Wed.- Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. former British colonial .secretary. has reached the Solomon> to visit an Island where his great-uncle was murdered in 1851. It Is a triendiy visit, and the people 01 the murder area have prepared great welcome
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    18 12 JAKARTA. Wed— The Indonesian Government said today that Japanese rearmament was that country's internal affair
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    26 12 LONDON, Wed. The Cunard Line yesterday appointed 61 -year-old Cap"tain Donald MacLean. master of the Mauretania. as commodore of the Cunard fleet.
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    11 12 BRUSSELS, Wed— "Lolita" has been banned from Belgium.
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    83 12 SALESGIRL WINS PANCAKE RACE LONDON. Wed. Miss Carol Vorley, 18, ran 415 yards through the main 5 Buckingham P an went, to win traditional pancake race iay. a sales clerk, teturned a time oi one minute 10 seconds, well ahead of the 13 other village girls and housewives who competed
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