The Singapore Free Press, 31 March 1960

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    17 1 Jjy^JgM^ IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. .^mmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmm THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    FAITH IN FUTURE-by MAC
    381 1 FAITH IN FUTURE -by MAC We must have our feet on the ground but we must also have our eyes on the horizon' the Senate is told Introduced as 'great statesman' WASHINGTON, Thursday THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, said here yesterday that while the West must not be
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    Reds at Geneva ready to negotiate time limit for disarmament
    80 1 Reds at Geneva ready to negotiate time limit for disarmament I untold not I were prepared to c and negotiate a not only for a mament plan but for < age. iid the Commu: repeatedly asked the :n. France, the ites, Canada and its views on a l time table,
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    A FRENCH COMPANY MADE UP HER MIND
    135 1  -  ANTOINETTE Ruth quits sport to become ballet dancer By SINGAPORE, Thins. Ruth Fereira, Singapore high ju m p champion, sprinter and hurdler, has given up sport to become a Indict dancer. Ruth says she finds more pleasure in L dancing than in sport
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    Lock icon Fare dispute
    21 1 MONTREAL. Thurs. No agreement on fares has been reached by the seven passenj ger airlnes plying Pacific routes.- Reuter
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    Bonn seeks base
    18 1 BONN, Thurs. West Germany wants to set up an air force firing range in Greece.
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    Lock icon Legal student
    21 1 TOKYO. Thurs.— An official of the Nationalist Chinese Ministry of Commerce arrived here to sti'Hv law revision procedure.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Ship captain : saw rocks shoot 40 ft. from the sea
    116 1 Ship captain saw rocks shoot 40 ft. from the sea HONIARAS I Solomon Islands i. Thurs. The master of the motor vessel Kulu, Captain E. Glennie, said here yesterday he sighted a submarine volcano in eruption south of Vangunu Island, in the New Georgia group, on Sunday. He said the
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    Lock icon A-test No. 2 warning
    58 1 O PARIS. Hairs France yesterday set the scene for her sceond atomic blast to coincide with Mr. Nikita Khrushehev's return from his provincial tour for further talkv uith President Charles de Gaulle. A Government warning to aircraft imposed flying restrictions over most of the Sahara from
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    Lock icon NOW BEHAN HAS TO REMAIN INDOORS
    92 1 NOW BEHAN HAS TO REMAIN INDOORS LONDON, Thurs.— Brendan Behan. 38-year-old Irish playwright and author, who Is suffering from diabetes, will have to remain indoors for "some days," a friend said yesterday. j Behan is staying with friends i n Chelsea. London's Bohemian quarter. He came to London for the
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    Burst tyres on Comet jetliner: Were the brakes jammed?
    93 1 Burst tyres on Comet jetliner: Were the brakes jammed? PAYALEBAR, Tliursday. DO AC investigators are trying to find oul why four tyres burst when Comet jetliner landed :it Singapore Airport yesterday. The experts are working on a theory that the Comet dragged "the tyres aiong the runway with jammed brakes.
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    Lock icon Formosa visitor
    15 1 MANILA, Thurs. President Garcia will visit Formosa from May 2 to 6. Reuter
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    The boy who missed the Big Walk goes in for the Big Run Big Run boy has won many trophies in sprints
    258 1 The boy who missed the Big Walk goes in for the Big Run Big Run boy has won many trophies in sprints SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An 18 year old schoolboy, G. V. Raju, who missed tho Free Press Big Walk this year because he failed to buy newspapers, has signed up
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    STOP PRESS
    5 1 G. V. RAJU
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    Bank report on move for new Stock Exchange
    502 2 Bank report on move for new Stock Exchange SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT of the Central Bank of Malaya published yesterday reveals that the bank has held exploratory! iind informal discussions with the Federation of Malaya members of the former Share Brokers Association with a view to creating ai
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      122 2 LONDON. March 30. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 KSS c.i.f. European ports April 3* 15/16 38 1 l<"> May 342 35 1 li RUBBER NO. 1 RSS Spot 34 13 lb 34 15 '16 RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Terms May 34 1 1 16 34
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      New York Prices
      60 2 NEW YORK. March 30. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 99 75 -7 TIN future Straits Contract rONE: IALES: RUBBER Futures May 4ii July I 40 40 rONE Steady SALES: 139 lots. ..o. 1 RSS Apr,. landed price 41 4 1 COFFEE: Futures B* Contract May 3K .V)
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      Dow Jones Averages
      32 2 NEW YORK, March 30 Previous Today 30 Industrials 620.35 619 94 20 Railroads 14". 20 144 -7 40 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 35 Stocks Composite Averages 207>.4l 2o5 30
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      U.S. Pepper
      54 2 spoi and a watting release afloats 59* to 60, April shipto t>o. l^ampong spot and awaiting release 59* t 0 60. afloat to 88. April sfitawmut ;>9i to 60. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white apot and awaiting release 964, afloat^ April shipment 88, sellers, ex-dock Abovt- prices quoted in
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      75 2 LONDON March 30. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K. North delivered weight por lon* ton April .«2rj3| <:^3 COPRA. Straits c.i.f. U K. North European ports delivered weight per lon* ton Mar.. Apr. COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports in bulk per lons ton April COCONUT
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    127 2 SHIPS IN PORT j CHIPS King alongside the Sin-k-7 g a pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Corfu 1 2, l Florian Ceyno\va*4. 5. Anna Bakke i 6A. State of Madras 6 7. Wairimu 8 9. Bayernstein 10 11. Tjikampek 13 14. Bogota 15 16. Bengalen 18, Anshun
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    Hong Kong prices
    76 2 HONG KONG, Wednesday. I Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. ft S. Banking I Corporation $1,230 $1,230 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $99.00 $99.00 nru r sellers sellers WheelockMarden. $7.20 $7 25 7.25 sales s ;«les H Kong phone $35.00 $35.50 &535.25 sales sales j
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    EARNINGS
    60 2 Fords report record year in 1959 LONDON: Sir Patrick Hen- nessy, chairman of the Ford Motor Co.. reported in his an- 1 nual statement yesterday a record trading year In 1959. Ford sales at £233.180.965 were over 12 per cent higher than in 1958— the previous best year and
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    LOOK-AROUND
    211 2 Linggi crop is up to estimate LONDON: Sir John Hav, j chairman of Linggi Plantations Ltd.. told stockholder* a: the annual meeting that the crop harvested up to the end of February was 3.747 thousand lb. Which was running approximate- ly according to estimate. They had sold three million
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    South African shares in new slide: Worst day for gold issues
    104 2 South African shares in new slide: Worst day for gold issues LONDON. Thursday. RENEWED weakness in South African issues, particularly gold shares, was the outstanding feature ul" the stock markets yesterday. Gold shares had llieir worst day since the current slide started. Heavy selling brought lo>?xtending to about 15-- in
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    Wall Street
    60 2 TtJEW YORK Thurs. Wail Street closed barely steady with the list showing a majority of mostly fractional losses. While the main body of the stock market adhered to its recent narrow trading range in the morning session, electronics developed gains of up to more than US$6. The main
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    Lock icon Rubber: A small rise
    55 2 LONDON: stimulated b> a further advance at Singapore, the market opened with values tending to advance and a small rise was made during the morning. In NEW YORK, rubber futures were firmer yesterdav on covering reflecting the sain abroad, but profit-taking latterly nared most of the
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    UP 25 DOWN 7 UNCHANGED 148
    836 2 UP 25 DOWN 7 UNCHANGED 148 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKING. cci Cum capital issue xail m aiciMiiag everytini WO m excluiiat imieal I cki cum fetnus issue T xcr esclultng capital retira T ccr cum capital retura I c( cum pivifei* c call m
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    Clamp-down on bets is curbing juvenile delinquency
    15 3 Clamp-down on bets is curbing juvenile delinquency lelini soboys ral had tried to up fr
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    Nash for Malaya
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    Learning Malay with Radio Singapore—l4
    170 3 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore— l4 up/ to Nlornin llai Kht. i; in >>un. N ight. jBSI IIMU. lam tadi: La>t ht. m \|uoii/month. Mar I). irk for NOW KNOW WORDS. aaafn pa?i putinoh: I set up ill orning at seven -r pasi. hari the mornini; td\ daylight. Mata-harj terbil
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    Harbour Board to introduce an extra-shift plan at wharves
    310 3 EMERGENCY CARGO TO BE GIVEN BETTER HANDLING FACILITIES SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE Singapore Harbour Board will introduce an extra four-hour shift 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. to handle emergency cargo. The SUB executive officer, Mr. K. I);i\is. told the Free Press, yesterday
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    FIVE-CENT-TEN-CENT SALE OF OLD SHOES AND CLOTHES NETS $400
    91 3 FIVE-CENT-TEN-CENT SALE OF OLD SHOES AND CLOTHES NETS $400 #K\ln\(. burs.— (.iris from St. Hilii >i hool were in a happ\ mood during their half-hour n when thej were allowed to go ta the kindergarten urxt dooi ior a Ihre-cent-ten-eenfl spending spree on shots clothin. hooks "»i'i biscuits .mil drinks
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    Gorki's trilogy
    6 3 \PORL will be 1
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    Free film shows
    42 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Independent M i ssion ar y Movement In Singapore will Un shows on April 4 at the Trafalgar Home. Yio Chu Kang Road and on April 5 at the Woodbridge Hospital (Female Section) at 7.30 p.m
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    A $33 MIL. HOTEL IN MELBOURNE FOR PAN AMERICAN
    161 3 A $33 MIL. HOTEL IN MELBOURNE FOR PAN AMERICAN j DAYA LEBAR. Thurs. Negotiations to build a (Mi533.000.000 hotel and civic centre in Melbourne for Pan American World Airways have been completed, it was announced in Singapore yesterday. The project, named "The Southern Cross" ls to have 445 guest rooms,
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    After a year on ground it's back to the air again for pretty Nancy
    172 3 After a year on ground it's back to the air again for pretty Nancy DAYA LEBAR, Thurs. After working as a ground hostess with t Malayan Airways for over a year, pretty 18-year-old Miss Nan- i cy Liew. has left the c ground for the air. "And .vou bet I
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    'Be clean or quit' notice issued
    86 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thirty-six squatters on War Department land in Semba- i wang have 24 hours to sign i an agreement to instal a pro- i J per sanitary and hygienic 1 1 system or face legal action. Out of 708 squatters on War <
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    An increase in rice exports
    62 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Exports of rice from the Federation and Singapore were little more than one-third of the total in 1958. A sharp drop in trade was due almost entirely to a considerable reduction in shipments to Indonesia. There was also a reduction In consignment to
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    Hockey Association dance at SRC
    53 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Hockey Association is holding its annual dance at the Singapore Recreation Club on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Tickets are available from the club at $2 per person, and table.s can b«* reserved at SI per table for part,
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    Dance postponed
    25 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 1960 Singapore Open Novice ballroom g championship, organised by the International Society of Teachers of Dane; postponed to May 1
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    He is there now
    45 3 KATONG. Thurs.— A mobile j squad policeman is now on duty every morning at the Dunman Road-Tanjong Ka- j tong Road junction tollowing t a complaint of traffic chaos a voiced by residents in the a Free Press two weeks ago.
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    PAP film show
    30 3 SINGAPRE. Thurs. The somen's section of the Peo>les' Action Party's Changl >ranch will celebrate its tnnlversary with a film show it the Sin Chew Theatre in Changl
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    Court disputes counsel's right to see diary of prosecution witness
    280 3 t SINGAPORE. Thursday j A SINGAPORE magistrate disputed the authority of a defence counsel to demand an examination of a diary which a prosecution witness had used while giving evidence. In ovi rrullng the demand. the magistrate. Mr. James Low.
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    MOTHER OF YOUTH WEEPS AS HE IS CONVICTED
    66 3 MOTHER OF YOUTH WEEPS AS HE IS CONVICTED SINGAPORI A middh wept in District COUI day when was con tninal Intim the judg K Alexand* Blm th< whi i with f lit. Threatened to kill Her son. Sim S> Jalan Dua. O Airpor of criminally i a fellow stall-.. Tung
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    Bharata show
    16 3 PAYA LEB Rukmini Ar A. Sarad the Acadi m Mad: on Bund Europe and
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      104 3 Treasures lYraswtti wt «*\rr\ i iplioii have heeu <-<||eele<| \t\ n- r-|i«« ial I lor Mm lo grad I < > voir lri<mU u\ er-ra-. Visit "itr airconditiotuul Malayan, Indian and Ind handicrafts inul other oriental cut 108. ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE TEL 34 Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms B^ -^-v Central, all
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      77 3 SINGAPORE RADIO TODAY P.M. 1.00 Programme .summary; 1.02 Pot-luck; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 145 Negro spirituals: 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programe summary; 5.03 Music hath charms; 5.30 Tne Just So stories 3. "How Tht Camel Got His Hump" und "How j The Leopard Got His Spots 6.00 Calling all
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      68 3 7.15 Learn Malay "1 Fourteen"; 7.30 Recitals from the Orchestra; 7.45 Interlude for music; 8.00 Radio ranch. 8.10 Talking about books, DerekCooper reviews some new Action and non-fiction now or. sale bi Singapore: 8.30 Music for :*uee:hearts; 9.00 The neat: 9.10 Newstalk; 9.15 Four wiih a hammond. 9.30 To start
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    PRINCESS MARGARET AND TONY ARRIVE FOR CHARITY SHOW
    63 4 PRINCESS MARGARET AND TONY ARRIVE FOR CHARITY SHOW KCESS M and her fiance, Mr. Antmn rrli u the Palace Theatre, London, i nariftj shorn of the neu Rodgers and Hamin imiMtal "Flower Drum Sons:."' The show h;is broken all i fundi with advance bookings of M^ M before the opening.
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    Mboya deserted by allies, humiliated by political rivals
    35 4 NAIROBI. Thursday. >YA, the brilliant young African mnd himself deserted bv his and publicly humiliated bv his List o£ names read \pected like Dr. :h whom he
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    A COURT RULES 'LADY C's LOVER' NOT OBSCENE
    20 4 A COURT RULES 'LADY C's LOVER' NOT OBSCENE of le- D Th ed .ted I be ba the be pub.
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    The two secret letters in thiri will of Lady Mountbatten
    279 4 ONLY FAMILY W LL |Jd< WHAT THE COUNTE If' 1 WROTE 21 YEARS A G 0 I LON \0 ONK outside the do family circle will ever k no oi two letters written h ■;<■' batten, jrrand-daughter ol financier Sir
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    All about birds and bees... but not enough about bears and the bulls
    200 4 All about birds and bees... but not enough about bears and the bulls LONDON, Thurs.— lts all right to teach schoolchildren about the birds and the bees but all wrong to let them into the secret of the bulls and the bears. Mr. Robert Edwards <Lab.) put this view to
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    Yet one more for Nat King Cole
    60 4 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs. King Colt and his Maria, adopted their l second child, a 13-month-old < boy who has been a member I leir household for eight months. Tho Coles have an adopted j daughter. Carole. 15. in addition to their own daughter <
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    Lock icon Floating classroom
    31 4 HONG KONG. Thurs. A floating classroom has been launched by Rotanans here to enabie young fishermen to j learn how to use and main- i tain diesel engines. Reuter
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    $830,000 IS SAVED ON BUILDING WITH CAR PARK ON ROOF TOP
    66 4 t'SS'!.')o.ooo (MS830.00O) \va s saved on a large departmental store building In los Anseles. California by making it a single-storey building with a roof car park for 200 to -50 cars. It wa*, originally meant to be a twostorey
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    Ex-champ speaks out in defence of boxing, breaks down in tears
    205 4 Ex-champ speaks out in defence of boxing, breaks down in tears NEW YORK. Thursday. JEARS cascaded down the battered black face of Jersey Joe Walcott in Ww York as the ex-heavy-weight champion ol* the world burst out in an emotional defence of the sport that made him famous. It was
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    Where in the world can I wed? Milford Haven asks
    221 4 Where in the world can I wed? Milford Haven asks LONDON, Thurs.— The Marquis of Milford Haven has written to his solicitor in Switzerland asking him in what country or countries he could be legally married. He asked particularly about Liechtenstein. Germany, and Italy. The solicitor, Mr. T. C.W. Roe.
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    Lock icon Hong Kong has now grown in area
    51 4 HONG KONG. Thurs. Hong Kong ls not only growing in population it nas officially grown in area Tne total land area hasbeen recomputed from a 1957 military survey map and th*» answer is now 398 4 square miles compared with the previous 391.-
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    Lock icon Peace again for Burma monkeys
    54 4 RANGOON, Thurs.—Monkeys In Burma can now live in peace because negotiations for the monthly supply of 1,000 rhesus monkeys to the United States have fallen through. The Kachin State Government authorities here have decided that it was impossible to capture such a large number of
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    Lock icon 'Flying Brothers'
    26 4 TOKYO, Thurs. North Korea charged that the "Flying Brothers" air exercise in the Philipines was "another provocative scheme of thf> 1 U.S. imperialists.' U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Birth control call
    33 4 CHAPEL HILL .North Caa». Thurs. Dr. Karl Sax. a Yaie scientist, yesterday urged artificial birth control and predicted the world would become "one vast slum*' unpopulation growth was controlled. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Back to normal
    27 4 SEOUL. Thurs.— The South Korean Government yesterday confirmed that trade between South Korea and Japan would revert to normal, effective from April 2. Reuter
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    Sir Harold: Figure given not realistic
    12 4 Sir Harold: Figure given not realistic BJ Inherited L I I I
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      62 4 The too brisk TV start On ,Hh Thurs— Bn1> 1 Dragnet. opened a studio do in Hollywood and strut k .1 stml I.ouis E. Shields, claiming aack an Webb for S 100.0011 M |7 court awarded him $30,000 (Mstt BMS for air travel ROTTERDAM BUILDINGS 39 ROBINSON RD.,SINGAF( ■PI ADELPHI
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      306 4 DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS the bell is all imaginary (7). 2. One with a gift for taking 5. This gets paid professionablv off (5). (3). 5. This incurs a penalty afield 6. Spill, and cause some worry (4). to someone (5). 7. This fish needs nothing to 10. Reverend about
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    Dogs hound them in their sleep
    40 5 FOR THE CITY G-SHOOTER TO R ,D THEIR STREET OF OWLING SCOURGE' SINGAPORE, Thursday of Keppel Road area are being hounded 00l ol their >| ct D anrl rp<f h »traj ir or Dust-bins rturn
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    A three-hour show at Queenstown
    5 5 A three-hour show at Queenstown
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    Body in drain: Misadventure
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    An 'Elvis Presley' to 'rock n' roll' his way to Britain
    275 5 SERAXGOOX GARDEN'S, Thursday. JHE "Elvis Presley" of Serangoon Gardens, 18-year-old Dudly Winston has made plans lo "rock n* roll" all the way lo Britain in July. Dudly. an ex-pupil ol St. Treat for the aged SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore
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    Lining their wallets with tamed pocket squirrels
    132 5  - Lining their wallets with tamed pocket squirrels TAN THUAN KOK JOBLESS MEN ADD A NEW CRIMP TO ANIMAL TRADE IN S'PORE By SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Baby squirrels from the Federation, tamed and trained to snuggle in breast pockets, the latest thing of the pet trade in Singapore's Chinatown. No than six
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    MARKET MEN OFFER ATTRACTIVE PRIZES
    113 5 MARKET MEN OFFER ATTRACTIVE PRIZES DEMBAWANG, Thurs. stall-holders in two Sembawang markets, now engaged in a priee war, are offering prizes to attract housewives. Among the prizes offered are ladies wrist-watches, electric irons, lighters, radios and ararm clocks. The two markets are situated at IV: milestone. Sembawang Koad. Undercutting Every
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    Aneka Ragam to celebrate anniversary
    76 5 Aneka Ragam to celebrate anniversary pARRER PARK. ThUl The Tamil Brotherhood Association's 25th anniver•aiy celebration.^ begin on Sunday. April 10. with an \neka Ragam Ra'ayat feaairing radio, film and talenime artistes. The next aay. there will be inals of a table-tennis com)etition and seven-a-side joccer. On April 12. an oratorical
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    A whale ashore
    16 5 NO EI PATANI. rhurs.— a 40- foot ashore Muda villa. from here. iiO.
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    'Let nothing be done' caveat
    49 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. caveat has b»en filed in he Supreme Court. Johore. jy Lee Li Chuan. alias Noriah Vbduliah. which reads "Let lothing be done" In the mater of the Estate* ol Dato Dr Salleh bin Haji Abdul lamid, who died on Jan. 16.
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      Mr. Lee and the problem of language
      239 6 Mr. Lee and the problem of language ONE ol Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's virtues as a public speaker is that subject th. Politically he thinks Asian context, does his best to others that the proper conSingapore. proved a particularly useful approach when addressed on •La: and Politnd he :loss is
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      TALKING POINT
      27 6  -  EDMUND BURKE All oppressors attribute the frustration of their desires to the want of sufficient rigour. Then they redouble the efforts of their impotent cruelty.
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    death of a Salesman
    657 6  - Death of a Salesman PHILIP DITTON (the legendary one) COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS TODAY EARN AS MUCH AS A CABINET MINISTER... 99 PER CENT OF THEM HAVE CARS. ..AND MANY OF THEM OWN FIVE $170 SUITS AND AT LEAST TEN SHIRTS by THIS is the story of the Death of a Salesman
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    New giant jetliner to be built 'like a ship'
    249 6 New giant jetliner to be built 'like a ship' LONDON, Thurs. Assembly of Britain's largest airliner, the Vickers VC.IO 'Super-jet,'' is about to bejiin. The <JOO m.p.h. aircraft BOAC has ordered a fleet of 35, costing £60 million will be "built like a battleship. In the vast Vickers works at
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    My $10-a-head way to have a night out in New York
    772 6  - My $10-a-head way to have a night out in New York PETER CHAMBERS FOR THE TOURIST ON A BUDGET £_a__HH_3H by NEW YORK A NIGHT out in **Xe\v York lor $10 (Malayan) a head. Impossible? No, il can be done. You will not be swinging with the Drexels and the
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    For sale -400 devices to induce sleep
    172 6 For sale -400 devices to induce sleep VEW YORK is the tftlj support a Urge and i somnlacs. It was founds just after the depress today than ever. These days of affluence seem to keep New porkers awake o' nights m«. effectively than the uorr> of losing all their MM
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    26 Poly students sweat for a final
    259 7  -  TAN THUAN KOK THEY WILL BE THE FIRST GROUP OF TRAINED HANDICRAFT TEACHERS IN S'PORE SCHOOLS By Singapore. Thursday THE TRAINEES FEEL CONFIDENT OF THE TASK AHEAD l-SIX Ml DENTS ol the Singapore Polytechnic-, woman h Z n ~1? n W SW g
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    BIG CAMPAIGN IN SINGAPORE TO RAISE MONEY FOR R.A.F. RELIEF FUND
    379 7  - BIG CAMPAIGN IN SINGAPORE TO RAISE MONEY FOR R.A.F. RELIEF FUND GILLIAN MILLS By SINGAPORE, Thurs.— School children received an unexpected pat on the back, and their fathers a spate of criticism at a meeting yesterday of the Central Co-ordinat-ing Committee organising the proposed drive to raise funds for the
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    Flower arrangement classes postponed
    42 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Classes on Japanese flower arrangement at the Y.W.C.A in Raffles Quay tomorrow have bee n cancelled. The teacher, Mrs. K. Kim, will be engaged in preparing exhibits for the Flower Show at the Happy World Stadium.
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    100-STRONG S'PORE PRINCIPALS' UNION DISSOLVED
    109 7 100-STRONG S'PORE PRINCIPALS' UNION DISSOLVED SINGAPORE, Thurs. —The 100-strong Singapore Association of Head Teachers has been dissolved The decision, taken after a secret ballot at an emergency meeting over the weekend, ls in line with the move to have the teaching profession represented by one union only. All claims The
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    Supply flights
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Royal Malayan Air Force will take over supply flights in and out of jungle forts from No. 209 (mixed transport) Squadron of the R.A.F. as from tomorrow.
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    Singapore Airport security police to guard Sukarno tour plane
    118 7  -  CHAN SWAN BEE By Singapore, Thursday 4 VIP" (Very Im- portant Plane) is expected to arrive in vapore today from San Francisco for a night-stop. The pil i Pan Ame- .rid Airways DC-68. It has been chartered by the Indonesian Goveiment
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    Yu are looking lovely today
    18 7 Yu are looking lovely today LOOKING LOVELY TODAY is Miss Lalitha Viswanatha, 24. She is a private secretarv.
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    This thirst-quencher has a strong Malayan flavour
    157 7 This thirst-quencher has a strong Malayan flavour SINGAPORE, Thursday. JJLRIAX, a difficult fruit to preserve, has a a new utility which saves the overripe fruit from the garbage bin. The durian drink is the latest endeavour in the manv varied local soft- drink shelf. Singaporeans making a soft-drink out of
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    PREFERENCE FOR THE FOREIGN CHICKENS
    100 7 PREFERENCE FOR THE FOREIGN CHICKENS QINGATORE, Thurs— MnO gapcce poultry raisers preference tor imported chicks is cracking up the local egg-hatching business. Singapore monthly Import ol 30.000 day-old chicks has brought the local hatching business to a near standstill. said a spokesman lor the Singapore Eggs Hatchery Association. Bigger eggs
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    Fate of 250 kelongs in balance: Days of empty nets
    191 7  - Fate of 250 kelongs in balance: Days of empty nets EDNA TAN i__ B >KJ Thur_. liisning in t: already over lis: waters oft Singapo: need much catches or face the certainty ol ruin. Hauling up i lor the past six months the kelon^s in t. of Jurong Ri off
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    New club patrons and officials
    50 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese >tion ha ed Mr. G. H. Kia Dr. Lau Peck Hiong as its pat! The president is Mr. i Ah Fong, with Dr. Loh P Lip, Mr. Chow Sow Yoi Mr. Yap Kang Hoe. and Tan Chue Seng as vice-p: dents.
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    'April Night' dance
    28 7 JOHOHE BAHRU, Dancinu and a Malav will be pa the "A. Night" programme evening of entertainment at the Johore Civil sei Club on April 7.
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  • RICHARD WITH THE READY LENS
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      Flames near his house gave this prize photo
      394 8  -  SUNNY GIAM By ll> II T O G R A--1 PHERS living in Tiong Bahru district scored an overwhelming Micros in ihe Singapore Flower Show Photo Section onl} a work ago. i Chiru pen to all of the Kodak Lsation throughout world.
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      THREE PRINTS OUT OF ONE...THE CAMERA COACH COMMENTS
      255 8 THREE PRINTS OUT OF ONE. ..THE CAMERA COACH COMMENTS COMPOSITION CAN BE IMPROVED COOD FOR A POSTCARD BUT X'LXT week we will announce the first 5 prize winner for "B egin n e r of the Month.*' Prints will be judged b\ a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society. Each
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    SINGAPORE Flower Show
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    IT ALL STARTED IN A TENT
    1312 9  -  S. RAMACHANDRA Story or choivc BY (;»h art- likethe idea >in&apore Mimeh originated var. They are hut not if orchid enthuUm orchid common flower i and no I FLOWER hibits are lo orchids. ..ow, 7, 1861. First success mm Decemo the id Its ic
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    THE WINNER
    49 9 THIS fine study by H. H. Aug— "Sunflower"— took first prize in a photographic exhibition held in conjunction with the Flower Show Altogether 133 colour slides and monochrome photographs were selected for exhibition at the show. Mr. Aug won a silver trophy presented by the C-ardening Society.
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    FLOWERS COME BY PLANE
    139 10 Careful check by the experts THIRTY-SIX varieties of Australian native flowers were recently displayed in the Aldwych windows of Australia House, London. The flowers weighing 75 lb. were freighted in cartons from Sydney to London by Qantas Empire Airways. They were grown at I loralands." a
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    THE OTHER PHOTO PRIZE WINNERS
    51 10 THt second and third prize winners in the photographic competition organised in conjunction with the Flower Show arc Ang Chong Teng, A.R.P.S., ond Lee Lim, F.R.P.S. Mr. Ang's study entitled "Dendrobium" (see above) won the second prize. Mr. Lee's prizewinning print is "Vanda" (not shown
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    Tips for the young exhibitors
    179 10 Tips for the young exhibitors THE show manager, Mr. George Alphon ports that he has had a number oi queries from principals of various schools as well from individual children who are not familiar with usual flower show practice. The special exhibit for school children is for the best arrangement
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    ARTISTS ON STAff FOR 70 YEARS
    84 10 Since 189(1 thi of the Botanic Gardens i Bnrgher from < es lon. w.in lollou rd b> hidrawings and paintir, i ura« Over thc yeari has beta iNsemhhd natural ipecfel It is an I lentil I part «»i work that aeenrate dram in j
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  • INSIDE BALLET
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      Athletic star Ruth seeks success as a dancer
      393 11 A START FROM SCRATCH AU9 4 POP! LAB Singapore athletic star has left thi track for ballet hecause she finds that is more pleasure in dancing. Huth Fereira, former women's jump champion, sprinter and hurdler veil in athletics, and sports surprised when
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      HIGHLY COMMENDED
      4 11 CATHERINE BROWN
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      $203,000 TREASURE HUNT IN BACK GARDENS
      90 11 SYDNEY. Tnurs. H drecLs of hopeful Syd suburbanites are digging up their back gardens ir. a kingtreasure hunt. The pr. 9.000 (about $203.000 p in oi Aust: payroll robberv when bandits got away with CA33.593 from a The robbery was in 1952 and Sydnev
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      GOLD AND SILVER IN THEM THAR SUDS!
      74 11 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Severol hundred employees or the United Stotes Mint now hove to £k«p compulsory shower both otter o doy's work. The d.rt thot occumulotes on the employees wh.lc hondl.ng corns .s Government property. ___jx__ Orf idols explain thot thc d.rt on
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      The sheik with a simple taste in marriage...
      478 11  - The sheik with a simple taste in marriage... LOGAN GOURLAY By LONDON, Thursday. CIIEIK Najib Alamuddin like any other Middle East sheiks I have met (the total is three) is a shattering disappointment by romanticised Western standards. He is not a bronzed equestrian figure in flowing white robes, lie does
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      MUSIC QUIZ
      88 11 THE mystery man has been identified as Marty Wilde. There were seven correct entries. Drawn from a hat, the winner is Spencer Theseira, 4, Selangor Flats, Spooner Road, Singapore, 3. Congratulations to the others, also. The winner will receive the jackpot prize of one 10-inch and two 45-EP
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    TEDDY WILSON'S TRIO JAZZ UP GERSHWIN
    454 11 TEDDY WILSON'S TRIO JAZZ UP GERSHWIN MUSIC CORNER TEDDY WILSON and Inv tim. ptayiag the mu-i Ofrshwin: Liza. \kt mmtk it >ou CM |H it. oh l.»d\ iSomrbodv lnv«'s nn lint Ml t<»i iik I ilivihin lln man I tote, Bess vou i*> m\ unman now. I min a< ra
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    Get your name in today before cross-country entries close
    142 12 gEND in your entry todaj before the list close- tor the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's cross country run. The official entn list closes this afternoon. Challenge Trophies and prizes will be awarded in each section. There are sectioi Juniors (below 21),
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    BAM SHOULD WATCH TALENT OVERSEAS '
    143 12  - BAM SHOULD WATCH TALENT OVERSEAS KEN TOFT By THE Badminton Association of Malaya should keep an eye on young Malayans studying overseas. Some of them arc Thomas Cup prospects. In the past manv of our young shuttlers have gone by unnoticed, their achievements unknown, and their talent wasted. The value
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    CHARNLEY ADDS ONE MORE TO HIS LIST
    32 12 CHARNLEY ADDS ONE MORE TO HIS LIST Dave Charnley. 24. added the European title to his conquests bj beating Mario Vecchiatto of Italy, ulio retired after I* seconds of thc tenth round.
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    British boxers on top
    189 12  - British boxers on top Vernon Morgan H* II'EMBLEY. Thurs. n With Dave Charnley's victory over Mario Vecchiatto of Italy yesterday. British boxers now are right on top of the ladder. Britisn boxers now hold the European titles in the heavyweight, lightweight and bantamweight divisions, two of them having I lined
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    THEY WILL COACH SERVICES
    347 12  - THEY WILL COACH SERVICES V. MARKER BV TWO staff sergeants Charlie Rose of the Royal Air Force, a 'qualified FA coach and Hugh Brown of the Army, a former Scottish International— will prepare the Singapore Joint Services team for the forthcoming FAM Cup competition next month. Joint Services' first game
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    Lock icon MALAYANS IN PARIS MATCHES
    42 12 FARIS. Thurs— Lee Kin Tat. Malaya, will defend the men's singles title in the French international badminton from April 1 to 3. Other Malayans entered are Jimmy Lim. Siang Keng Lim, Hock Heng Heah and Barbara Lim. Reuter
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    175 12  -  M. Harrison-Cray Bv DesJer: Booth North South game N. The above layout is a slightly modi lied version of a hand played at six tables m the trials. In five cases South and North bid like this: Two Spades— Two No-Trumps Three Spa^e.^ end. The contract was made
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    The lad who excels in eight games
    180 12  - The lad who excels in eight games WINSTON KOH By TN these days when t. 1 tion it is common in a particular < However Chen to be exceptionally oui games. This tall anc Anglo-Chinese School and hockey and is tennis, cricke* Chen became thi in the school to b
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    5 12 P. Panjang surprise in final
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    Die top weight Tudor Wonder makes fastest time on track
    341 13  -  ALLAN LEWIS REPORTS THIS MORNING'S TRAINING pASTEST time at Bukit Timah this morning was by Tudor Wonder. Ridden by Maw i, he was going easily to dispose of three in 37 2/5. There was no! much galloping. With the Inst
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    967 13  -  ALLAN LEWIS WATCH SONNY LIM, HE HAS MAKINGS OF A GOOD RIDER AFTER SECOND WIN By pENERAL PIL, who won the main sprint at Bukit Timah yesterday completed a double for the meeting and again surprised to pay $78 for a win and $19 for a place.
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    15 13 :*ield 7. League Three on -i Iti&k 1
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    Lock icon JAP BEATS ESPINOSA
    55 13 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan's featherweight boxing champion. Kazuo Takayama. last night outpointed Philippines bantamweight Leo Espinosa over 10 rounds. In the middle rounds Espinosa appeared to have mastered the Japanese and slowed him. But Espinosa, 29. could not match the stamina of his 23-year-old opponent. He looked tired
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    Unbeaten courage
    268 13 Unbeaten courage YOUTH TOURNEY Indonesia. .9; Singapore 3. KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The battle was lost but honour gained. Those three goals speak for Singapore's courage. And they were scored against a team that must now stand as top favourite ior the trophy. Here to 'learn' The Indonesians said before this
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    ANOTHER RECORD ON TOTE
    84 13 rrtfiE increase in tote turnJL over was maintained yesterday at Bukit Timah. where the day's tum< of $723,890 was a record lor a mid-week meeting. Heaviest backed h for the day was Happy Melody in Race Six. with 4050 win tickets and 1243 place tick* Heaviest
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    A SEVERE DRIVING TEST
    168 13 THE sixth Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run at Easter will be 70 miles longer than last year. The 66 cars will experience night and day driving over some of the roughest terrain m Malaya. The Run will cross nine States, from Kedah in the north to Singapore
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    J.B. DINNER
    24 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Johore Bahru Cricket Association will hold its annual dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall tonight at 8.30 p.m.
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    19 13 Glasgow Rangers beat Sparta of Rotterdam 3-2 to qualify for the semi-finals of the European Cup. Reuter
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    Scoreboard
    80 13 England Ist Innings 393 West Indies Ist Innings— 33B-8 decl. ENGLAND 2ND INNINGS Pullar c and b Sobers 54 Cowdrey c Worrell b Hall 0 Allen run out 25 i Dexter run out 47 Subba Row lbw Ramndhin 13 Barrington c McMorrts b Sober 6 j Smith not out
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    Parks and Smith save England from near Test collapse
    198 13 Parks and Smith save England from near Test collapse TIM PARKS and Mike Smith saved England from J disaster yesterday. At close of play England were 238 for six. But j the position was desperate at one stage when three wickets tumbled for 12 runs to make six down for
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    British rugby
    36 13 LONDON, Thurs.— Resui last night's British Rugby League and Union matches: Rujrby League: Sainton 5 Warrington 6. Peatherstone Rovers 28 Keighley 6. iWrby Union: Henarth i i port t>. Stroud 3 Bnvol 14 Reuter.
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