The Singapore Free Press, 26 March 1960

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    19 1 \jL NEWSP *PER mpv»nnv |S TALK||)G WOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    FOOL-PROOF: It's a boon to accountants ENTER- SUPER BANK ROBOT
    42 1  - FOOL-PROOF: It's a boon to accountants ENTER- SUPER BANK ROBOT Bob Peries By r and f*2 job ISpace Isaving .1.3 tO i elecwill be ,i Sii soon. It onise the ounting n. Mr. me, Ihe vc lived IT tilt' to Is, madtlH'
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    N strain
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    George Medal for bomb expert
    30 1 LONDON Sat. Queen ibeth has approved the award of the George Medal Arthur Bamford 49 -year-old British bomb disposal expert, the London Gazette announced yesterd^
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    The New Prince
    72 1 CHARLES AND ANNE ADMIRE THEIR BABY BROTHER AS HE RESTS IN HIS COT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE I# PRINCE CHARLES and Princess Anne admire their new baby brother m his cot at Buckingham Palace one of the first pictures taken of Prince Andrew. Cecil Beaton took 200 pictures
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    Lock icon U.S. BACKS THE DEMAND FOR SECURITY COUNCIL DEBATE ON THE AFRICAN MASSACRE
    353 1 U.S. BACKS THE DEMAND FOR SECURITY COUNCIL DEBATE ON THE AFRICAN MASSACRE THE United States last night threw its powerful support behind Afro-Asian demands for a Security Council debate on the Sharpville massacre. The Secretary of State. Mr. Herter. said he favoured placing on the Council nda an item seeking
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    Lock icon Wanted: 12 mil. workers so automation gets the go-ahead in Russia
    117 1 Wanted: 12 mil. workers so automation gets the go-ahead in Russia LONDON. Sat. The director of Russia s largest institute for scientific research and technology said here >« sterday the Soviet I nion was concentrating on ••automation to achieve its ■even-year pan. He is Mr. B. I* I nksov. one
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    Lock icon Winds of death
    12 1 TOKYO. Sat. Two people died m gales here.— Reuter
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    Lock icon HO TAILS AND WHITE TIE FOR NIKITA AT OPERA
    153 1 NO TAILS AND WHITE TIE FOR NIKITA AT OPERA OARIS, Sat.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, loyal to his habit of informal dress, was one of the few men not wearing tails at the Paris Opera House last night. He chose a dark lounge suit and a plain tie. Women turned out
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    Lock icon Murder: 5 guilty
    14 1 PORT MORESBY. Sat.— Five tribesmen received death sentences for murder. Reuter
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    Lock icon Bangkok plant
    15 1 BANGKOK. Sat.— A Danish company opened a pharma- 1 ceutical plant here.— Reuter
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    In memory of Edwina...
    56 1 A FUND established m memory of the late Countess Mountbatten will be used to create nursing research fellowships m Britain and abroad, to bring people from overseas to Britain to study how the St. John Ambulance Brigade can best help their countries, and to fight tuberculosis
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    An alliance? No says Mrs. Banda
    194 1 An alliance? No says Mrs. Banda A REBUFF FOR SIR JOHN COLOMBO, Saturd. \IKS. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, widow <>f the 1 assassinated Prime Minister of Ceylon and now patron of his Sri Lanka Freedom Party, Ikis turned down a suggestion thai the party should align Itself with the United National Party
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    STOP PRESS
    4 1 Acid Attack
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    8 1 Manager pr celling $1.27, buying
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    Industrial shares are going up steadily
    529 2 Industrial shares are going up steadily ■poh^Vfff9Pf9P l TC SINGAPORE, Saturday. INDUSTRIAL shares continued their climb m price on the Malayan Stock Exchange yeslorday when twelve counters improved. The largest rises were three cents m William Jacks and two-and-a-half cents m Malayan Breweries. Continuing m >hort supply acre Wearno, McAlisters.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    83 2 King alongside the Singa- I pore Harbour Board wharves I this morning are: Iberia 13, Charon 4 5, Hoegh Silverwave 6A, Benarty 6 7. Benavon 8 9, Singapore 10 11. Luna Maersk 13 14. Java 15 16. Machaon 18, Melbourne Maru 19, Victory No. 1 21 22,
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    Hong Kong prices
    71 2 HONG KONG. Friday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,255 $1,250 &51.250 &51.240 sales sellers Union Ins. Canton $100.00 $99.00 .sellers sales Wheelock Maiden 7.35 7.25 7.30 7.30 i sales sales 1 H Kong phone $36.25 $35.75 £$35.75 &535.25 sales j-ales D.uiv
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    DIVIDENDS
    60 2 Perak Rubber pays 25 p.c. interim LONDON: Perak Rubber Plantations Ltd. declared an interim dividend of 25 per cent for the year ending March 31. payable on April 13 to shareholders on record on March 29. British Burmah— 3 p.c. LONDON: British Burmah Petroleum declared a dividend of three
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    EARNINGS
    54 2 Phillips Petroleum: More earnings expected NKW YORK: Earnings of Phillips Petroleum Company m i960 are expected to exceed the previous company high achieved m 1959. it was predicted m the company's annual report to shareholders. Phillips Petroleum 1959 net income was $104,639,393 or $3.05 a share against $84,236,994 or
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    LOOK-AROUND
    140 2 Rubber consumption drop m January LONDON: The rubber po>i•icn m Brium for January wa c with December m brackets* In long toot: Consumption. 14.735 < 17.012 k Imports. 16.334 > 17.726 > Reexports 4.052 (2.592 k StOCkl held by manufacturers m warehouse.'27.366 23.620 > (exclusive of British Government stocks
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      119 2 LONDON. March 25. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c i.f. European port. Mar nn.moted unouoted Apr s*l 4 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 1! U lb i {RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Hou»» Terms Apr Mll 16 34 1 1 16 May 341 34 9 16
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      New York Prices
      54 2 NEW YORK. March 25. Prtvitut Today TIN Itriitt ipot v* 62 M.CI TIN future Strait* Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar W.SS 40 Sb May I 40 TONE: Dull SALES: 18 lots no. 1 R*S April land«o price I COFFIE: Futures Contract May 4.bo\t prices quoted m
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      Dow Jones Averages
      26 2 NEW YORK March 25 Previous Today 30 Industrial* R24.00 20 Railroads 146.541 40 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 8* 1 35 Stocks Compositt Averages :•<•
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      U.S. Pepper
      39 2 ihar spot ani awaiting release WH. afloat* .'ii*i. March Lamport spo f and a-' .")!*i. afloat s S&J. March (.nipm.-r Sarawak unquoted. Muntok miiit« s«pot and awaiting March Bhiptnei I .ok Ai>ove prices quoted m per Ib.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      73 2 LONDON. March H Previous Today COPRA Philippine* C.l.f UK North delivered weight per long ton Mar. COPRA. Straits c.i f UK North luroptan port! deliv*red weight per long ton Mar Apr i j COCONUT OIL crude Straits t.l.f Eurepean port* m bulk p«r long ton Mar COCONUT
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    Budget-and the buyers are holding back
    97 2 Budget- and the buyers are holding back LONDON. Saturda> QUIET conditions were again apparent m the London stock markets yesterday. Buyers were still reluctant to venture too far ahead m j view of the forthcoming Budget. But the industrial market fully maintained its firm tone helped to a great extent
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    Wall St.
    61 2 >^E\V YORK: Wall Street closed barely steady with a majority of mostly fractional losses. A few issues rallied near the close as the ticker ran slightly behind. Weekend profit-taking spoilt a morning attempt to maintain the currer.t rally. However, some electronics were up while motors were mixed with
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    Rubber steady
    40 2 LONDON. Sat— The rubber market closed steady >c>terday with prices mostly unchanged on the day. In NEW YORK rubber futures were modestly lower on icattered selling m meagre volume. Physical rubber was quiet with the undertone about steady.
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    UP 25 DOWN 18 UNCHANGED 137
    831 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS I cci Cum capital usua I xalt exciutfdi ivirythiM il r mluimf livilend i cki can Hums issue y icr exclHlmi capital retvri t ccr cum capital retun cf m turn Imiiai t call
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    $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK
    11 3 FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12
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    YOUTH HIT ME WITH HANDCUFFS SAYS DETECTIVE
    15 3 YOUTH HIT ME WITH HANDCUFFS SAYS DETECTIVE I Dashed d- D. I I Ball of
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    hrdening contest
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    Queenstown night'
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    Bid for rubber dinghies in fishing boats, ships
    113 3  -  CONRAD CHIEW B, Singapore. Saturday LONDON TALKS WILL BE ASKED TO COMPEL ALL VESSELS TO CARRY SEA RESCUE DEVICE BID is to be made to compel all boats, from tiny fishing vessels to ocean-going ships, to carry rubber dinghies which can be
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    HE OWNS A 50-CENT COIN THAT'S UNLIKE ANY IN USE
    187 3 HE OWNS A 50-CENT COIN THAT'S UNLIKE ANY IN USE SINGAPORE. Sat. An ex-teacher, who will be sailing for England next month, will take with him a souvenir which he claims is unique. He is Mr. Bernard Lee. who takes considerable pride m his ownership of a 50-cent piece minted
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    Talk by Dr. Toh
    44 3 SINGAPORE. F: The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will speak over Radio Singapore m his capacity as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Singapore Polytechnic. at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow m the programme "Youth at the Helm"
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    Talentime entries
    29 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two hundred and forty-si* students m Singapore have entered for the grand talentime competition organised by pupils of the Convent of the Holly Infant Jf
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    Listeners' requests
    24 3 THOMSON ROAD. Sat Miss Susheela Dcvi, wellknown Sigaporc musician, will answer listeners' requests lor classical music m her programme at 9.3u tonlf
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    Housewife, 26, tells of shouts, a chase and death on the road
    234 3 Housewife, 26, tells of shouts, a chase and death on the road A 'Jill of all trades' but she WHIM-; feeding her baby at about 3.30 a.m. on Jan. !> al her house m Johore Road, ;i housewife, Tim Ser Moc, heard shouts of "Pah, \k\\\" (Strike, strike) roinini; from
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    Witness in India: Man acquitted
    65 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Parjan Singh, son vi Tadah Singh. was acquitted yesterday by the Second District Judge, iioor Singh, o; attempting to rob one Wakil bin Mohamed ol S5O on Nov. 2 last at a petrol kiosk m Dunearn Road. Wakil was not m court. The
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    Membership drive
    27 3 RAFFLES PLACE. Sat.— The newly formed Singapore Tourist Association has sent membership forms to firms and organisations connected with tourism m its campaign for membership.
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    Theatre Fund up
    27 3 CITY HALL. Sat. Four donations totalling 5i. 524 .41 were received by the Ministry of Culture yesterday, bringing the National Theatre Fund to $419,052.79.
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    has now found a vocation
    229 3  - has now found a vocation EVELYN TOO By SINGAPORE, Sat.— Visiting Singapore today is a "Jill of all trades" who has, m her busy life m Hong Kong, at last found her vocation art. n She is pretty Miss Yang Tsai Yuen. The many tongs she fc had m the
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    Didn't obey signal
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Paul Pong Shu Mv was fined Sl5 for disobeying a traffic signal at the junction of Stamford Road and Hill Street on June 29. last year. He gave notice of appeal.
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    Classical music
    26 3 NEWTON. Sat. A programme oi classical music will be presented at the Monks Hill school on Thursday next at 8 p.m. Admission is free.
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    THE JOHANSSON STORY
    31 3 THE JOHANSSON STORY INGEMAR JOHANSSON cor tinues the story of fontastic fighting on Monday. HE GIVES the I facts about the tight thot ended the myth of American boxing superiority. It
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    WRITE IN, PLEASE
    39 3 }^m\ (mca on o f^i^^^f^^H W tV tn T DUUT to Iking about the N 'Free Press, with H new features and up-to-the-mmute w s coverage. What do YOU think? Writ- to the Editor one ti.
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    Life member
    24 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. W. G. Thurston, a past chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore, has been elected an honorary life member.
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    Sunday School for regular attendance
    70 3 Sunday School for regular attendance Sunday School run by the Straits Chinese Methodist Church is offering prizes for regular attendan< The superintendent. bony Wee. said the scl popular and growing from .strength t gfth. The average attendant said.«was 250 In the 13 cla from kinderg;.- Form Four and the Bible
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    YMCA film show
    36 3 STAMFORD, Sat. The T Student volunteers will screen a "Tale of Two Ci on April 16. 23, and 25 for schoolchildren at the Y.MCA hall m Orchard Road at 7 30 I p.m
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    Planters' meeting
    23 3 JOHORE BAHRV The Johore Plant »oiation will hold its annual general meeting at the Civil Service Club. Johore Bahru. on Thursday.
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      137 3 If Your Amah Succeeds m ironing out creases m your trousers that have been set with our 'creose-sctting' solution, w# shall refund the full purchase cost of the trousers to you. If your omoh foils to iron them out, we need soy no more concerning this miracle solution. No more
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      457 3 HOLLOWING arc changes In Song Service. Mr. W. Robert. 8.15 a.m Sunciay School; ».15 r siindr- church services m 417. New Bridge Road: 8.30 .a.m. Bible Class; 10.30 Sinoa ore a™- Breaking of Bread; 930 Morning Worship; 3.U0 PJB ST GEORGE'S (.\RRISO\ am. Ministry, Mr. James Ha- Visitation Hour: 5.30
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    NEW YORK FULL OF PRAISES FOR THE CHEERFUL, ATTENTIVE AND SO ENGLISH SECRETARIES
    216 4 NEW YORK FULL OF PRAISES FOR THE CHEERFUL, ATTENTIVE AND SO ENGLISH SECRETARIES NEW YORK, Sat IMPORTED English A girl secretaries are causing a little trouble m New York because of the praise which is being heaped upon them. American girls are jealous, and some American men are backing them
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    Boy, 10, accused of stabbing girl, 9, to death
    237 4 Boy, 10, accused of stabbing girl, 9, to death MOTHER STANDS BY HIS SIDE IN COURT LONDON, Saturday A BOY AGED 10, his mother standing by his side, appeared at Southampton juvenile court on a charge of murdering nine year-old Iris Dawkins, who died from stab wounds on February 20.
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    Lock icon Cheap rocket success
    53 4 Cheap rocket success CANBERRA, Sat.— An Aus-tralian-built low-cost Aeolus rocket was successfully launched from the Woomera rocket range on Thursday night, the Minister of Supply. Mr. Allan Hulmc. announced here yesterday. Tlie Aeolus was designed by scientists at the Weapons Research Establishment at Salisbury. South Australia, 10 carry instruments to
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    Chancellor takes over at Odhams
    50 4 LONDON, Fri.— Sir Christopher Chancellor, formerly general manager of Reuters, and a vice-chairman of Odhams Press Ltd.. one of the largest printing and publishing organisations In Europe, will succeed Mr. A. C. Duncan on his retirement as chairman m June, it was announced here.— Reuter.
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    Conan Doyle
    28 4 LONDON, Sat.— Group Officer Jean Conan Doyle, daughter of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has been appointed Deputy Director of the Women's Royal Air Force.
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    Australian oil
    18 4 SYDNEY, Sat.-— An executive of an American oil firm said he was sure Australia had oil.
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    Chinese way the best
    73 4 NEW YORK. Sat. The Chinese are the best at bringing up children, according to juvenile delinquency figures m the big American cities. Juvenile crime hardly exists m the Chinatowns of New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. "We follow the philosophy of final piety." explained Albert Leong,
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    A 'LIVING FOR KICKS YOUTH GETS 3 MONTHS' PRISON
    119 4 A 'LIVING FOR KICKS YOUTH GETS 3 MONTHS' PRISON T ONDON, Sat. party of London youths who went Brighton to see coffee bar featurec the TV progran. •Living for Ki< found themselves a running fight. It was the home sidr. the visitors, who canthe trouble, the polio Their ring-ieader. 20-V'
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    SCHOOL BAN ON 'BRAVE NEW WORLD'
    79 4 SCHOOL BAN ON 'BRAVE NEW WORLD' LONDON. Sat. British author Aldous Huxley was scathing about the Miami i high school head masters who have banned his 28-year-old novel "Brave New World" from school libraries. #> I hear they haven't r the book." said Huxley. travelling In Kansas.'That i>eems excellent preparation
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    By courtesy of...
    18 4 NEW YORK. Sat. Frigidaire will sponsor the American TV broadcast of Prir. Margaret's wedding.— Reuter.
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    Fourth Sea Lord
    16 4 LONDON. Sat— Rear Admiral John Michael Villiers has been appointed Fourth Sea Lord.
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    Gift of buffalo
    17 4 BANGKOK, Sat. King Pumlpol h£L> sent a buffalo as a gift to President Sukarno.
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    The little known armed might of Japan: 240,000 in uniform
    140 4 The little known armed might of Japan 240,000 in uniform Ships, planes LONDON. Saturday. fHK QUESTION of Germany^ rearmament is one of the leading ksiu-s of Ihe day, Bui little is known aboufl the military strength <»l Hitler's main wartime ally Japan. From TOKYO it vu reported that Japan's v.
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    Nearer Everest
    22 4 KATMANDU. Sat. The Indian expedition to Mount Everest has reached its camp near the Thyangboche monastery 12 miles from Everest.
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    Lock icon The robot pilot
    25 4 WASHINGTON, Sat. An Air Force plane flew 2,500 miles with an electronic brain doing all but five minutes of the piloting.— Reuter
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    Cancer: Doctors go slow on smoking
    37 4 NEW YORK. Sat— O: of every four U.S. do who smoked five years has given up because o: link between smokr lung cancer, an America: Cancer Society official report ed yesterday.
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    Death for five
    21 4 PORT MORESBY. Sat Five New Guinea tr: have been sentenced to de for the murder of two oth
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    Outward bound...
    12 4 LONDON Sat.— Five dred British immigrant for Australia next week.
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    Visit postponed
    20 4 PARIS, Sat The i viMt to France ol Baudouin of the BeW been postponed lrom June until October.
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    Call for cheaper parking rates
    79 5 GOVERNMENT IS VRGEn t* *j i U EASE DIFFICULTIES OF CITY WORKERS WITH CARS ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE WANTS ;?ECIAL CHARGE OF SIO 5 PER MONTH Singapore. Saturday OMOBILE ASSOCIATION of has urged the Government to fficatties ot nioton>ts who work m I the citj 'V^'l Iv
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    BROADCAST UNIT TO EDUCATE RURAL PEOPLE
    14 5 BROADCAST UNIT TO EDUCATE RURAL PEOPLE KUAI I B lp educate the be R
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    Stricter measures
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    GIRL TELLS OF ARMED ROBBERY: YOUTH FOR TRIAL AT ASSIZES
    168 5 GIRL TELLS OF ARMED ROBBERY: YOUTH FOR TRIAL AT ASSIZES SINGAPORE, Sat —A youth, Lim Loon Scan, was committed to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of armed robbery. At the preliminary inquiry I Wa aIle ed he committed the offence with two others *lmK hOUSe at
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    Prisoner gets one more year in jail
    59 5 v 'APURE. Sat. Lim Chat who is sen one year sentence for charged m a discourt yesterday with breaking into a house at Marigold Drive between Nov. 14 and 19 and stealing $235 worth of property. Lim. who admitted 10 previous convictions, ura
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    Left for Jakarta on inspection
    41 5 Left for Jakarta on inspection SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. George V. Allan, director of the United States Information Agency, who arrived m Singapore on Thursday from Manila alter attending the American diplomats' conference there, left yesterday for Jakarta on an inspection tour.
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    Boys acquitted
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two boys. Low Tiew Jiam and Su Ah Lak. were acquitted yesterday of robbing another boy. Koh Chee Siong. of a cigarette hter on tho morning of Jan. 28 at College Road.
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    10 OUT OF EVERY 100 BABIES IN TEMERLOH DIE: GOVT. WORRIED
    86 5 10 OUT OF EVERY 100 BABIES IN TEMERLOH DIE: GOVT. WORRIED rpEMERLOH, Sat. The 1 Federation Government Is concerned over the high rate of infantile mortality (.10 babies out of 100> m the Tomerloh District. The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. referred to this when
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    The graceful movements she finds in Asian children
    271 5  - The graceful movements she finds in Asian children IAN MOK-AI EXAMINER ON BABY' BALLERINAS By Singapore, Sat jyjISS Pauline Dibb, a London examiner m ballet, yesterday made an observation on Asian baby ballerinas that must make Singapore parents very proud. 1 -The Asian child," she said. "has an innate feel
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      116 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice tfc Fred Oickenson y The 'Evil EYE*' iCy J E^k J i^^^^H Ikk i-JKE They ?e _^fl pjpk «^rf§fii ■> w MANDRAKE by Lee Talk and Phil Oavis IA FA MOOS PAtMTER- -A WOKLP-FAMOUS PtAMgT- AKiOSEL PRIZE-W>MKJIM&rVRITE^- PUT,LAC7Y SHIKLAMA.Yj POM'T THE HEAKX OF JULIET By
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    OPINION S.Africa and the problem of exclusion
    362 6 OPINION S.Africa and the problem of exclusion TENGKU Abdul Rahman has condemned the police massacre in South Africa as "inhuman brutality absolutely against the principles of human rights, justice and dey." In the same cable in which he communicated Malaya's sense of outrage to Mr Macmillan. the Tengku has also
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    The Murder of the Century
    891 6  -  GUY JONES SHE FAILED AS AN ArTRFSS-BUT PLAYED THE LEADING ROLE In JJjy DISMEMBERED CORPSE IS FOUND IN THE CELLAR AND HER HUSBAND WENT TO THE GALLOWS BECAUSE 'SON' COULDN'T ACT FRONT door opened and light stabbed briefly into the dark, tree-lined London suburban street.
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    YOU are the JUDGE
    161 6 IT WAS ntil his midtwenties that John nithson finally made up hi> ir.ir.d to become a docEight years later he ::ed. -11 arose: it about a hou>t- and ry? He went to the execul his father's will and asked them to Let have some money. er
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    Cheap cruises for the working man
    574 6 PLANS FOR FLOATING HOTELS NORMAN LINDHURST HAMBURG, Sat. 4 WEST GERMAN shipbuilder proposes to take shipbuilding -out of the doldrums" by building 90.000-ton floating hotels for mass "cafeteria class travel" between Europe and America. Herr William Siholz. the managing director of Deutsche Werft, talks
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    Kuan Yin is a vegetarian
    165 6 I LETTERS I REFER to last Friday's Free Pre^s, Page 3. An article written on the occasion of the celebration of the birth of "Kuan Yin" (the Goddess of Mercy. reads: and roast pig, fowls, were offered at the altars." May I point out that
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    sian flu: A denial warning is delayed S'pore
    12 7 sian flu: A denial warning is delayed S'pore World Lion Vaccine Outbreak
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    You are looking lovely today
    20 7 You are looking lovely today LOOKING LOVELY today is Mrs kinv Deans. She is 23 and a stenotrra i) her.
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    An exhibition to show the best photos by S'pore's students
    80 7 An exhibition to show the best photos by S'pore's students Ml APORE. Sat. All Singapore photographic exhibition will bc> held School '•onj unc uon u. the .schools Prize-Givi celebra itions In Singapore, in-i-ludins universities and (.■ollegf A spokesman for the told the Free -> that letters were be- ;it out
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    Pick-pockets pick on the Bugis Street diners
    184 7 SHOE-SHINE BOYS WHO CROWD ROUND A CUSTOMER IN GANGS SINGAPORE, Saturday gUGIS STREET Singapore's tuHmm eat-ing-place for late-night revellers is t becoming equally popular with pick-pocket*. Operating us shoe-shine boys, they have fooled the police and are proving to be more than a
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    LION DANCE TO GREET CARONIA AND 530 TOURISTS
    125 7 LION DANCE TO GREET CARONIA AND 530 TOURISTS SINGAPORE, Sat. Special arrangements, including a lion dance, have been made to welcome 530 tourists on board the 34.000 ton Caronia due to arrive here tomorrow. Fourteen shops and departmental stores m the city will open specially for the tourists. The lion
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    2,066Ib. of rubber, boat confiscated
    54 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sat. j Nasin bin Muradi and Minthol bin Salleh were fined 0 each for attempting to export 2.066 lb. rubber \wmout paying duty. A third, Attanchi bin Taib. 17, was ordered to be sent to the Henry Gurney School. The rubber and the
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    Cooking classes
    23 7 KATONG. Sat. The Fairfield Methodist Girls 1 School will start cooking classes when the new term opens after the next holiday-.
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    Trouble for a student who 'brought trouble' to others
    155 7 Trouble for a student who 'brought trouble' to others SINGAPORE, Sat. 10 Fining a student $100 yesterday, a district judge told him: "You are m this trouble because of the trouble you have brought to others." Tan Tian Kah, 21, a student m a commercial school, had pleaded guiity to
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    Inconsiderate: $30
    16 7 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Maurice Lancaster of Liaison Fleet, Sembawang, was fined $30 for inconsiderate driving.
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    These boys want to be marine engineers
    160 7 These boys want to be marine engineers SINGAPORE, Sat. The Association of Engineers m Singapore has been flooded with calls and letters from local boys asking for information on the training of a marine engineer. This followed an article m the Free Press recently which drew attention to the unlimited
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    Well-deserved applause for a play that 'bristles with drama'
    143 7 Well-deserved applause for a play that 'bristles with drama SINGAPORE, Saturday. TACK Popplewell's play, "Dead on Nine, currently running M the Xaval l>asc Theatre Club, has received well-earned applause. Expertly produced by Jack j Price, the story is about the playwright m love with his j secretary, and the play-
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    Art exhibition
    44 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Ministry, Mr. Leong Keng Seng, will open an art exhibition today at 1 4.15 p.m. at 18 Prince Philip j Avenue. The exhibition is sponsored jby the Singapore Deaf and 1 Dumb Art Institution
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    You are the judge
    51 7 (See page 6) John won. The judge said that the term "business"' did not necessarily involve the idea of commercial profit. Legally speaking, it simply meant something that was an occupation, as distinct from a pleasure or hobby. (Based o n a W53 Chani eery Court
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    Borneo date for Goode
    44 7 JESSELTON. Sat. Sir William Goode, the last Governor of Singapore, is expected to arrive here next month to be installed as Governor of British North Borneo, lie is travelling on board the Keningau which will dock here on April 20.
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    Appeal for funds
    27 7 JURONG. Sat— The Nanyang University Studf Union which collected about $60,000 for the proposed Union House, is now appealIng to the public for donations.
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      328 7 DAILY CROSSWORD I.I is \i ROSS 4. More than one's family is i I Danger sign like the fellows sort of quirk (4). at the office (3. 2. 4>. 5. Showing signs not too good 5 Olive produces It in dressing though! <7). often (3). 6 Light beer in the
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      39 7 TODAY: K.ll a.m. and 10.58 p.m. TOMORROW: 10.53 a.m and 11*24 p.m. MONDAY: 11.33 a.m. and 11.51 p.m. TUESDAY: VLIZ p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.19 a.m. and 12.51 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.48 a.m. and 1.28 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.20 a.m. and 2.05 p.m.
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      164 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY: Sir Donald Wolflt and Rosalind Iden m "Scenes from Shakespeare" Victoria Theatre 8.45 p.m. THE STAGE CLUB: Nude with Violin" Cultural Centre 5.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. PAYA LEBAR METHODIST CHURCH: Fellow Group Meeting m Church 4.30 p.m. SINGAPORE DEAF AND DUMB ART
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      The day Vogue girl Pat forgot to check on her skirt
      1394 8 The day Vogue girl Pat forgot to check on her skirt WOMKN are such fascinating creatures! \o matter how hard they slog al office or home, when the bright lights beckon there's no holding them hack, matter whal frustrations they have had to rope with during the day they are
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      138 8 -:/i.--.-..v:-:: >: W PAT. SEC 'THE DAY SHE FCRGC" I V>- w Mil 1^ ADELPHI GRILL R M GUS STEYN 11 j^^ Adclp'r. «fiii^ I Jinian j m f A I »l. NtW J T^J* 'GOLD CASt JINTAN v refreshing j v ond always o good companion to hove with
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    EASY TO GROW, IDEAL FOR DECORATION
    599 9  - EASY TO GROW, IDEAL FOR DECORATION M. R. S. Arscott GARDENING by \yiIAI could be easier to grow m Singapore Hum a pineapple? Among (he bromeliad family to which they belong are some very exotic and decorative plants which are becoming widely grown and more and more used m home
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    Compact yet Falcon is so miser as far as space goes
    715 9 Compact yet Falcon is so miser as far as space goes CAR CARE FOR THE OWNER DRIVER Cars From lAfOTORISTS are such inquisitive people. They are not content just to look at a car. They must see who drives it. too. All new models cause heads to turn and eyes
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      231 9 fsHELLI THE SHELL COMPANY OF SINGAPORE LIMITED are pleased to announce that they will occupy their new main office m Singapore as from Tuesday, 29th March 1960. The address and telephone number will be unchanged as follows: SHELL HOUSE, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE 1. Telephone: 2411 The building previously known as
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    'CRUELTY' TO THE HORSE
    253 10 Law lecturer Haji to DEATHS BEFORE THE GRAND NATIONAL: A PROTEST GOES TO THE HOME SECRETARY LONDON. Saturday. THE executive of the League against Cruel Sports yesterday protested to the Home Secretary. Mr. R.A. Butler, about the death of two horses and injury to others in
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    Border agreement
    28 10 HONG KONG. Sat. The Nepalesc Prime Minister, Mr. aid yesterday the delineation of the border between his country and ia should be completed a few montl
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    Friendly visit
    21 10 HONG KONG. Sal chairn I the se Republic, has accepted an invitation to pajr "a div visit*' to Czcc':
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    conduct Hari Raya prayers
    138 10 conduct Hari Raya prayers T»ANGLIN. Sat. Haji 1 H. T. Jafirham, lecturer m law at the University of Sumatra Utara,' arrived here yesterday from Medan to conduct Hari Raya prayers m the grounds of the Indonesian Consul General's residence m Patterson Road on Monday morning. The prayers will start at
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    A-generator for space ships
    28 10 WASHINGTON. S The United States NationaJ Aeronautics and Space Administration yesterday announced plans to develop a nuclearpower generator for use m future space vehicles.
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    22 10 CUERNAVACA (Mexico), Sat.— Film actor Yul Brynner is to marry Doris Kleiner within the next two weeks. U.P.I.
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    Big poison hunt
    26 10 NEW YORK, Sat. Police yesterday conducted a house-to-house search for two cans of deadly cyanide poison picked up by children on a beach.
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    Lock icon Airliner delayed
    34 10 TOKYO. Sat. A Northwest DC-7C plane bound for New York was delayed for four hours last night by a false report that a time bomb had been planted m the plane. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Nato supply depots
    21 10 COPENHAGEN, Sat.—Denmark has signed an agreement for the establishment of Nato supply depots m the country. 1 Reuter
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    Lock icon Belfast queues for bread
    48 10 BELFAST. Sat. Thousands of women queued for hours outside bakeries yesterday m the hope of getting bread for the weekend. A wage claim strike has reached stalemate and bread is available only from small home hakpries. Thp flnvernment may introduce emereenrv I measures. Reuter
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    'It seems like yesterday'... but it was 25 years ago...
    251 10  - 'It seems like yesterday'... but it was 25 years ago... IAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE, Sat. It was an occasion calling for phrases like ••How time flies" and •It seems like yesterday." And m fact, they said these things when the govern* and her former charge met again yesterday after 25
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    Penicillin plus
    19 10 TOKYO. S Japanese scientists have isolated a new antibiotic capable of killing bacteria resistant penicillin and streptomycin.
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    Lock icon Economy rocket
    11 10 WOOMERA.Sat. An Aeolus low-cost rocket was launched here Reuter
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    Century by Cowdrey as England race to 256 for three
    155 10 Century by Cowdrey as England race to 256 for three PORT OF SPAIX, Saturday. £J()UN Cowdrey scored 11!) runs here yesterday. With Ted Dexter. 7(1. he Rave England a line skirl m the Fifth Test. Their fighting second wicket stand was worth 191. England are 256 for three. Cowdrey and
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    BEVAN OUT OF THE ELECTION AS PARTY TREASURER
    46 10 BEVAN OUT OF THE ELECTION AS PARTY TREASURER LON DO N. Aneurin Sevan, Labours "shadow* 1 Foreign Secretary, will not re-elect. surer next October. The party's general secretary. Mr. Morgan Phillips, said: "Mr. Be van ha ways bee cully opposed to one man holding two office
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    Major operation
    52 10 'Therefore. In view uf fact that he Is Deputy Leader of the Parliarm v Labour Party, he will not be a candidate for the treasurership of the party at the annual confere. m Octobt convaleso abdominal 0] the iber. He teld the office of party treasurer for several
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    2,000,000 miles
    23 10 LONDON. Sat.— Pioneer V. launched into space two weeks ago. was more than two million miles from the earth last night.
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    Swastika hello
    23 10 TOKYO. Sat R yesterday raised two black swastikas at th than an hour bel rival of West German C: cellor Adenauer.
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    153 10 ENGLAXD— IST IW> Pullar c Cobers b Grill 10 Cowdrey c Alexander b Sobers 1 1 9 Dexter c and b 8c Subba Row not < Barringion i< E.v Total dor 3 i 2ofi Bowling: Hall 14.^-1-54-0; Gliffith 11-0-47-1; Wulsou 13-2--33-0; EUmadhin 18-4-47-0: Worrell 8-1-29-0: Sober- 7-0-3 3- 2;
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    A GIFT OFFER 50,000 CARS OF DIAMOND TO DRILL WORK DEEPEST HOT
    14 10 A GIFT OFFER 50,000 CARS OF DIAMOND TO DRILL WORK DEEPEST HOT New York
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    SPORE CRICKET GIANTS CLASH IN SENIOR TOURNEY TOMORROW
    43 11  -  VERITY GILL By cricket uiant> dash m tokey match m the senior tournaadanj *-d on the match between Club and Pol: ad SCC, while Reggie da Police. do- l I by Kirkham dp >ih a
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    CARDINALS TO MEET GASSERS
    39 11 SOFTBALL O moi rite Sun<~ -irt 960 league be- on April 11 possible attracted nioiv 15 teams. at the University 4.00 p.m. the the e the n and a eood between K :so be Dku-ed
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    SCRC v CSC
    33 11 un to play In tomorrow's SCA ior tournament cricket -iienton Wa O ong, Khoo Cheong Thiam S E. E m| Efc Bee, Tor. Lib Swang. Ho Fonc: Poy. Tuck Ph(
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    TRACK FORM OF TODAY'S RUNNERS
    1679 11 HACE ONE CL. 2 DIV 1-^F I v\HA SCTIA: No recent track report; woli on course and soft track -Strongly fancied. >»»NnLSIE: 24-3-60— Went Mnartiy over £m m 52 and 3F m 38 1 5 with Baca: won on cour.>e < INT TELL: 24-3-60--Vivnl easily
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    All the way, Mansor stayed in front
    203 11 BUKIT TIMAH. Sat.-Pasir Panjang became schools inter-distrlct cross-country champions at Chinese High School yesterday. During the 3i mile course they jumped ditches, scampered up embankments and took rough country In their stride. Mansor Sukalmi of Pasir Panjang Boys School was the bidividual champion.
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      238 11 NAME (block letters) AGE: j i ADDRESS: Singapore, I wish to enter lor the Singapore Amateur Z Athletic Association's Cross-Country Championships to be held on Saturday. 9 April, 1960. at 4.00 p.m. at the Macßitchie Reservoir. Z I Entries close 4.00 p.m. on Thursday, 31 March, 1960. No late entries
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      173 11 Weekend L Sports Diary TODAY CRICKET: RAF Seletar v HM Dockyard Seletar; 30 Bn. RAOC v 443— Friendly HUI; SRC v Braddell SC—SRC. SOCCER: Combined Schools Trial: Army v Dockyard; Crusaders v (iimson School Clementi Road (4.00 p.m.); Spore Polytechnic v SHB SHB; Joyful Indians v (.HQ— Tanglin. HOCKEY: SRC
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    175 12 I THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES 1 MALAY MAIL HAMYAH6 UMHM ALLAN ifWIS TRESPASSER tPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER l.M.T. mcmmm L^ST"$Fir 5[Stu oUT-kTn^o^ usaha «tia w|J»W» E a h a f ia VSTuS" As! 9 r.,tr ksj2" sjc'is- S£*a. srjJSr STi- l^«_ e-
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    2345 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS by T*HE main race today, Class 1 Div. 1 over one mile, should go to Pinkson. On his Selangor Gold Cup performance, he is one of the best bets of the day. Hi> Kuala Lumpur race was hi:- fir>t appearance
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