The Singapore Free Press, 5 April 1960

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    18 1 IRE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    AFRICA BLOOD RUNS ANEW
    310 1 Clashes m many areas after quiet weekend Police sergeant opens fire at point-blank range on mob CAPETOWN, Tuesday. pOLIC'K opened fire on a crowd m Nyanga township near here yesterday and a sergeant with a revolver wounded four African men at almost point-blank range. There were
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    Lock icon Everest
    71 1 AIM COMES 'OUNTAINEERS I T SURPRISED \i.. ruesdav. i China form- to Mount si foreign ol>surprise as a ■unitary ag here hist o hint of i. m.- Chinese of No hint of dispute 3 tO Pr Mr. I inted ii I :be> the red m China." British Fore. declined
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    Lock icon AN AIR STATION PLAN FOR LONDON
    102 1 AN AIR STATION PLAN FOR LONDON LONDON, Tues.— A £3 million <M 525,500,000) air station is being built at London Airport to cope with a flow of more than 1.000 long-distance passengers per hour. Mr. Duncan Sandys. Aviation Minister, yesterday said it was intended to brinpc airliners right up to
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    Lock icon A flat nose—by request
    62 1 A flat nose by request m LC)NI>ON, Tues. Corporal Peter Kelly yesterday asked a clastic surgeon who operated on him to "return" Mm flat nose because his fiancee had jilted him. She h-iH told him she loved him "the way you were." Kelly iircided to have the operation when his
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    'PRINCE OF NEW ZEALAND' TITLE SUGGESTED FOR BABY ANDREW
    78 1 'PRINCE OF NEW ZEALAND TITLE SUGGESTED FOR BABY ANDREW WELLINGTON. Tues. A Wellington City Councillor has suggested that Prince Andrew, Queen Elizabeth's baby son, be given the title of Prince of New Zealand. Mr. P. J. Howman asked Mr. Walter Nash, the New i Zealand Prime Minister, to put forward
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    King was loved-even by his subjects in Pudu Prison
    162 1 King was loved -even by his subjects in Pudu Prison KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. IT was an inconspicuous little wreath of orange flowers that nestled among the 200 received for the lying-in-state of the late Yang di-Pertuan Agong at the Istana Negara. But the brief little message of condolence, lost among
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    Lock icon Space pioneers
    29 1 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The United States is planning to send more monkeys into space before the first American Astronauts are hurled aloft later this year.- Reuter VICTOR CHAN
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    Lock icon Banda for London
    24 1 BLANTYRE, Tues.— Dr. Hastings Banda Is flying to London tomorrow to attend a conference on the future of the protectorate. Reuter
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    1,000 Chinese on way to China
    35 1 TAN JONG PAGAR, Tues.— More than 1,000 Chinese from Indonesia arrived m Singapore this morning on board the Tjitjalengka on their way to China. Most of them are women.
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    Griffin in Taipeh
    20 1 TAIPEH. Tues. Vice-Ad-miral Charles D. Griffin, the new commander of the United States Seventh Fleet, arrived here.
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    Lock icon Air pact talks
    25 1 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines and the United States will begin talks on a new air agreement In Washington on April 26. Reuter
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    A WIMBLEDON POWER WALLOP PLUS BALLET STAR GRACE
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    THE BIG CROSS-COUNTRY RUN FOR NEW THRILLS
    188 1 THE BIG CROSS-COUNTRY RUN FOR NEW THRILLS CYCLIST ENTERS KATONG, Tues. A 20-year-old cyclist, Victor Chan, who said he had never taken part m sports except cycling, has sent m his entry for the 3.75 miles Cross Country Run of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association to be held at MacRitchie
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    STOP PRESS
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    Non-stop Nasser
    25 1 PANCHET HILLS (Bihar State), Tues. President Gamal Nasser of the United Arab Republic made a hectic, non-stop 11 -hour tour of development projects.
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    Mission to Manila
    23 1 MANILA, Tues.— A six -man Nationalist Chinese military mission arrived here by air yesterday from Taipeh for a six-day visit.
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    The gold that killed
    28 1 BRISBANE. Tues— Mr. H.B. Carney. 61. a magistrate, collapsed and died after he was told he had won the £A7SOU (M552.500> Golden Casket Lottery.
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    Alexander's tomb
    28 1 ALEXANDRIA. Tues A reh for the lost tomb. In which Alexander the Gnat is believed to ha-e been buried m a crystal cofnn. started yesterday 1
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    11 1 Managers' prices today selling $1.28 and buying $1.21.
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    DIVIENDS
    96 2 A second one for two Malayan companies LONDON Malayan Tin Dredging declared a second interim dividend of 4H per c^u: pel share. Southern Malayan Tin Dred--Ing also declared a second ttatn dividend ol 4': pence per re. March sets a record with 106 increases NKW YORK: Dividend Into March
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    EARNINGS
    44 2 Unilever reports turnover and profits up ROTTERDAM: The turnover of Unilever N.V. and Unilever Limited rose to 19.015,776.000 guilders In 1959 from 18,388.---474.000 m 1958. according to the annual report. Trading profits also rose totalling 1.207.196.000 guilders against 976,303,000 for the previous year.
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    LOOK-AROUND
    157 2 Standstill '60 for the Fords m Canada TORONTO: Ford of Canada's dollar sales m 1959 increased 12 cent over 1958 and net me increased 20 per cent. Mr. Kins If. Sale, president told the annual meeting. So far this year. Mr. Sale went on. both consolidated sales and net
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    Hong Kong prices
    44 2 HONG KONG. Monday. prices litre today were: Previous Today Corporation $1,240 51.23U sales sales Canton $97.00 SP* v o Mi S 7.05 S 7.15 <5C$ 7.10 H'K< $35.75 $35.75 &835.50 &530.00 sales Col ie 52G.30 S26.L'O MB -49.50 .->ale.- A:S4y.OO *ales
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    Lock icon SHIPS IN PORTPOF3TT
    280 2 SHIPS IN PORTPOF3TT UIIIPS tying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Stamatios G. Embirico.s 12, Tjibantjei 4 5, Star Betelgeuse 6A, Thorstrand 67. Taiten Maru 8 9, Kanmun 10,11. Purena 13' 14. Perseus 15 16, Breconshire 18, Lao 19. Selangor N. Wall 3, Sumpitan N-
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    Encouraging inquiry for the second unit trust
    528 2 Encouraging inquiry for the second unit trust PAGE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ENCOURAGING inquiry for units m The Second Malayan Fund was reported ye* terday. Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd., which sun* hilly launched the unit trust idea m this part of the world through The First Malayan Fund. yesterday offered to the
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      114 2 LONDON. April 4. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports April 341 May :>4 W 34 RUBBER NO. 1 RSS Spot 34 1 16 34J RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms May M 34 6 Jun 33 13 16 34i TONE: Quiet. Above prices
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      New York Prices
      57 2 NEW YORK, April 4. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 99.62 99.62 TIN future Straits Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures May 4O.00 39.65 July 39.45 36.221 TONE Irregular. I SALES: 74 lots. r.o. 1 RSS April landed price 40i 39 13/lS COFFEE: Futures Contrast May 37.20 36.99 Above
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      Dow Jones Averages
      33 2 NEW YORK. April 4. Previous Today 30 Industrials 61.V98 618.54 20 Railroads 143.43 143.41 40 Oomestio Bonds tt.M 83.02 15 Utilities 8V42 88.46 35 Stocks Composite Averages 204.06 204.58 j
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      U.S. Pepper
      48 2 Malabar spot and awaiting rr:ense .-jttl. atloats Bat. April .shipment ">64Lampong spot and awaiting release Mi, a floats 56i, April shipment 56p. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white epot and awaiting release 92, afloats 92. April shipment 92, sellers, ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      80 2 LONDON. April 4. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K., North delivered weight per long ton April $233. S232 COPRA, Straits c.i.f. U.K. /North European ports delivered weight per long ton Apr. 'May i S5 S5 COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports in bulk psr Isng ton
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    Widespread gains in industrials as well as gold shares
    102 2 Widespread gains in industrials as well as gold shares LONDON, Tuesday. DUOYANT conditions prevailed m the Lon- don slock markets yesterday for the start of a new account with buyers taking the view that the Budget would be harmless. Industrials met a fairly widespread demand and many good improvements j
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    Tin: Not much demand
    47 2 LONDON. Tues.— The lin market was idle yesterday morning and prices were mostly fractionally lower. Demand on both sides of the Atlantic was unimpressive, trade quarters said. Prices hardened under buying interest m the afternoon. In NEW YORK, tin was quiet but steady.
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    Wall Street
    63 2 NEW YORK: Wall Street closed very steady with a majority of gains, mostly to one point. Morning activity remained m a narrow range In largely featureless trading. By midday the pattern showed price changes either way. ranging mostly to one point. In the early afternoon the market drifted
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    UP 16 DOWN 10 UNCHANGED 154
    883 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. RET TO MARKINSS t cci =3 Cm capital issii i nil ss cxclaliPt etirytfeiif ii ticlufliit flviteaa I cli cm Mais i snip 9 icr tuliiiii csfital rttarpj t ccr cm capital rttiri I cl cia flmlaif
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    Rubber: Up go prices as S'pore rallies
    71 2 Rubber: Up go prices as S'pore rallies L rally Icncoi:: little and Advanced morning. Traders attr:: ther impr< Stir the s flurtua',< Quiet dose Th< Interim held a d qua of a penny advance. Trac aid order- In the C I met In NEW TOM future* on house t radii
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    20 days of monkey havoc in S'pore village
    20 3 20 days of monkey havoc in S'pore village nontVOC for nth. ree< ate Mouse trap .aved few co"I are who
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    Pre-sea course at Poly
    9 3 Pre-sea course at Poly a any before I -atlor.
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    A musical soiree by Chamber Ensemble
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    Meeting postponed
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    210 YEARS SERVICE BETWEEN 11 AIRMEN
    138 3 210 YEARS SERVICE BETWEEN 11 AIRMEN ELEVEN airmen at R.AF. Seletar. who have qualified for the R A.F.s award of the Long Service and Good Conduct Medal have, between them, put m some 210 years of meritorious duty with the Royal Air Force. To qualify for the award an airman
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    60 will take part in Guthrie Sports Club's Sunday big walk
    108 3 60 will take part in Guthrie Sports Club's Sunday big walk SINGAPORE, Tuesday. QI'THHIK Sports Club will hold their second Big Walk on Sunday. April 21. About 60 members will compete. It is for members only. The compete for the j McKenzie Trophy m the opt'n >ecticn and the H
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    Accord reached in labour dispute
    62 3 Accord reached in labour dispute SINGAPORE. Tu< The dispute between the management of Vat Lai Bakery at I3i milestone Sembawang Road and its employees over two retrenched workers has been settled. Both the representatives of the management and the employees have signed an agreement over tthe weekend whereby the firm
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    The 'dead' cinder track at Farrer Park stadium
    253 3  -  KEN TOFT ATHLETES SAY ITS HARD LIKE GRAVEL ROAD ON A HOT, DRY DAY By Singapore, Tuesday SINGAPORE'S ATHLETES are fighting shy I of the cinder track at the Farrer Park Stadium. They say that the track is too hard. "Every time
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    3-day visit by MP
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. —An Indian woman Member of Parliament. Madame Rukmini Dcvi Arundale. 56. arrived m Singapore yesterday for a three-day visit. Madame Arundale who is a nominated member representing cultural interest In the Indian Council of States, is on her way to America to give a
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    Agreement reached
    40 3 SINGAPORE. T v c s. Agreement has been reached between the managements of the Champion Motors. Hup Huat Motor Company and the Motor Workshops Employees' Union, on terms of service of about 150 workers employed by the firms.
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    TTC in big run
    27 3 TANGLIN, Tues. The Teacher's Training: College has entered a team for Saturday's cross country run sponsored by the Singapore Ama-j teur Athletic Association.
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    A new temple for the God of Destruction
    156 3 rHE 140-year-old Sivan Temple m Orchard Road is to be re-built for an estimated 5200.000. Funds will come from the Muslim *nd Hindu En- SINGAPORE. Tuesday; dowments Board. Plans for the new temple are now being studied by the management commit- tee
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    3 PAGES OF SPORT
    20 3 1 1 i uly i t h re$ md cr the a tor 3 mother sport
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    100 at picnic for the poor
    46 3 KATONG. Tues. One hundred under privileged children attended a picnic sponsored by the Hans Anderson Club at the Marine Parade on Sunday. The children were all from three Social Welfare Centres at Changi Point. Malay Farm and Chinese Community Centre.
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    TONY IS OFF TO STUDY ALL ABOUT PIANOS
    97 3 TONY IS OFF TO STUDY ALL ABOUT PIANOS SINGAPORE, Tues Tony Chiu Koh Chin 20, is on the way to Britain on the Iberia to master the delicate art of tuning pianos. Not that musicaily-mlnded Tony does not know the know-how. His lather is one of the biggest importers of
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    Assembly meeting
    16 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor State Legislative Assembly will meet here on April 18.
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    21-man committee for big union
    43 3 21 -man committee for big union SINGAPORE. Tues. The 20.000-strong General Employees' Union yesterday elected a 21-man executive committee to run the organisation this year. The Union will hold a mammoth rally at the Badminton Hall on Sunday to celebrate its fifth anniversary.
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    Gymnastics class
    28 3 TANGLIN. Tues.— Teachers Training College authorities have organised gymnastics sessions at 8.30 a.m. on Tue>days and Fridays. Students of all classes have been invited to join.
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    NURSE TO STUDY IN BRITAIN
    52 3 NURSE TO STUDY IN BRITAIN Miss Marie Teo. 21. of Penang Road, left for Britain on the Iberia for two years study. Miss Teo. a staff nurse, will be attached to the Royal National Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital m London for the first year. She will then attend a
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      133 3 EESESESasm P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- 7.15 The Migration of the mary; 102 The band plays on; Common Law 8. "Canada*"; 7.30 1.30 The news: 1.40 Newstalk: Melodies and memories: 8.00 1.45 Featuring ihe harp; 2.00 Learn Malay, (repeal of Lesson Close down. Fifteen); 8.15 Continental musi--5.00 Programme summary; 5.09 cale:
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    The shorthand typist's shapely leg
    237 4 ITS LOSING THE BATTLE WITH MACHINESTHAT'S WHAT THEY SAID AT LONDON TALKS LONDON, Tuesday. THE Shapely Office Leg is fighting a battle. And it will surely lose. For its opponent is the cold, impersonal efficiency of complex office machinery. The days of the Leg— in
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    Pope meets Laurian
    19 4 ROME. Tues. The Pope received the new Negro Cardinal Laurian Rugambwa and missionary and Ne?ro stu-
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    Now steam rockets
    28 4 STUTTGART. Tues West German scientists are experimenting with steam-propelled rockets to help future supers '.v- jet airliners get off the g aid without long runw
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    Lock icon RUSSIA TO DIVERT THE FLOW OF TWO RIVERS INTO CASPIAN SEA
    120 4 RUSSIA TO DIVERT THE FLOW OF TWO RIVERS INTO CASPIAN SEA MOSCOW, Tues.— A plan to make some of the waters of the rivers Pechora and Vychegda flow into the Caspian Sea instead of the Arctic Ocean is described m the newspaper Lesnaya Promyshlennost (timber industry* quoted by the Soviet
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    'How to be happy at home' course
    63 4 NEW YORK. Tues Students m New York high schools will go back to their classrooms next autumn to face a new subject m their curriculum— How to be happy at home. The experimental course is designed to help pupils become ""wholesome and responsible
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    pint of Mood in drive for donors
    108 4 'Professor' Jimmy gives his first "PROFESSOR" Jimmy Edwards, top British and radio comedian famous for his walrus moustache and his portrayal of a school-master, donates his blood to the National Blood Transfusion Service. He was amonsr a number of television and sporting personalities
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    _ MR. HALL,7B, HAS A PROBLEM: WHICH DOG TO KEEP
    100 4 MR. HALL, 7B, HAS A PROBLEM: WHICH DOG TO KEEP LONDON, lues. Bill Hall has three dogs. Soon he will be allowed to keep only one. For Mr. Hall, 78-year-old pensioner, and his 73-year-old wife Laurie must leave their old home and move to one where they cannot keep their
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    Research grants
    28 4 NEW YORK, Tues.— Three British universities and four m Europe will share m 1960 research grants totalling M 5360.000 from the United States Rubber Research Centre.
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    High seas...and the 23-minute drama of Cane
    187 4 High seas... and the 23-minute drama of Cane LONDON, Tuesday. pOR 23 nightmare minutes Petty Officer Cyril Cane fought for his life m a storm-lashed s.ea. A mountainous, wave swept him overboard from the Navy frigate Teazer. Then a message from the ship said 29-year-old Cane was "none the worse
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    Ruby finds lost sister after rescue
    95 4 Ruby finds lost sister after rescue LONDON, Tues.— Pretty, 18-year-old orphan girl Ruby McDonald walked London for three days and nights looking for the sister she had never met. And yesterday she found her at last— after falling into the Thames and being rescued by a policeman. Last night dark-haired
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    18m. refugee aid
    28 4 TAIPEH, Tues. The Free China Relief Association ai nounced that it had spent MslB million m relief for Chinese refugees m the past 10 years.
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    Channel bridge
    24 4 LONDON, Tues. A bridge across the English Channel, which would link Britain and France by a 20-minute car ride, has been planned.
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    Lock icon MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO THE HEROIC SPARTANS
    112 4 MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO THE HEROIC SPARTANS PHILADELPHIA, Tues. The famed Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy— placed for the first time m this city "assacaglia" for orchestra by Leroy Robertson. The work, commissioned by a Greek patriotic society, had its premiere m Athens m 1955. It is a musical memorial
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    STATE GLASS COACH ON WEDDING DAY FOR MARGARET
    208 4 STATE GLASS COACH ON WEDDING DAY FOR MARGARET LONDON, Tues.— Princess Margaret will use the State Glass Coach for her wedding drive to Westminster Abbey from Clarence House. Then, after the ceremony, she and her husband, Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones will drive back m it to a reception at Buckingham Palace
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    Still the best man
    24 4 LONDON, Tues. Mr. Jeremy Fry has denied rumours he might not be best man at the wedding of Princess Margaret.
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    Lock icon Suicide girl. 15
    23 4 TOKYO. Tues.— A 15-year-old Japanese girl shook off a policeman and committed suicide by rushing onto an oncoming train. U.P.I.
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    WALKING THE STRIGHT, NARROW AND HIGH PATH-BLIND FOLDED
    65 4 WALKING THE STRIGHT, NARROW AND HIGH PATH -BLIND FOLDED BLINDFOLDED and without a safety-net, Claude Collins. 1960 world champion far length of stay on a tight- rope, crossed the 98ft of the well-known Padirace Gulf m France, with a drop of 240 ft. He even did hula-hoop during the Journey
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    Lock icon BEV'S MOTHER IS SOCKED BY TWO BOY FRIENDS
    95 4 BEV'S MOTHER IS SOCKED BY TWO BOY FRIENDS HOLLYWOOD, Tues.- Mrs. Florence Aadland. the mother of blonde 17-year-old Beverly Aadland, protege of the late Errol Flynn. entered hospital yesterday to have her jaw examined. "I think it's broke."' she said, claiming that Beverly's latest boy friend, aged 19. "backhanded me
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    THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS CAN BE FATAL
    145 4 THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS CAN BE FATAL LONDON, Tues.—Nothing kills off writers like success, according to James Thurber, one of America's most successful writers this century. Thurber. at 65. doesn't intend to let it happen to him. Revue He has written a play and a revue but he won't
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    President to visit Malaya this year
    41 4 MANILA, Tues.— President Carlos P. Garcia, of the Philippines, would visit Malaya before August this year, an authoritative source said here today. The source said no definite date had been fixed for the state visit.
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    Curb smuggling
    34 4 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines and Indonesia begin talks here tomorrow aimed at creating a joint naval patrol to curb smuggling, illegal entry, and piracy m the waters between the two island republics.
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    New premier
    26 4 RANGOON, Tues. The Burmese Chamber of Deputies has nominated U Nu as Burma's New Prime Minister He and his cabinet have been sworn m.
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    The day a plump girl began to take slim-drugs
    85 4 The day a plump girl began to take slim-drugs Green, ob her weight, si take Pr< to slim and addicted years she day, it w inquest on A Hafley 61 cured her I aged 24. «n tablets t effect But she died I dose of t Obsession Southwark c Grordon
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    Shutters up at Roxy
    18 4 NEW YORK Roxy Theat:« as the lu:\ luxurious cir when it op( I closed.
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    11 4 VIENNA. T have cut resort of* Reuter
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      358 4 Look here for your lucky star today BORN today you are a per- /ou are shrewd m contrac- sizable gains. Take a calculated Love and romance could play an SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec fectionist and are rarely, tual matters and will pro- risk. important part m the success 22)— This
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    Electras on the S'pore run: No slow-down
    9 5 Electras on the S'pore run: No slow-down FedShattered Inaugurate
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    HARI RAYA PARTY FOR SOLDIERSFAMILIES
    79 5 HARI RAYA PARTY FOR SOLDIERSFAMILIES IBOUT 450 Malay soluives» and children attended a Hari Raya party ii by the Commanding Officer and men of the 443 B. I), m their camp at Woodlands last Saturday A delightful time was had by all with a cinema show m ai\ air-conditioned theatrette,
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    On way to U.S. for Methodist talks
    27 5 IPOH. Tues.— The president Young Men's Christ :on here. Mr. Wong for Si i ted St :end ference. to Colorado.
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    Electronic robot
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    Three S'pore kampongs to take part in 'good turn' sports
    212 5 Three S'pore kampongs to take part in 'good turn' sports PASIR PANJANG, Tuesday. FHREE Singapore Kampongs will participate m a sea and land sports organised by the Rotary Club of Singapore as its "good turn of the day for Kampong Jawa Teban" on Sunday, April 10. beginning at 9 a.m.
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    Sixty bursaries
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sixty bursaries valued at 5420 each per annum are available for post-school certificate stu- dents m Government or Government-aided schools.
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    Pupils taught how to write as Malayans
    289 5 THE BREATH OF LOCAL ATMOSPHERE AND REALISM IN ESSAYS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ SINGAPORE school has introduced a new feature m teaching pupils to absorb and use local imagery so that their essays will "breathe" of local realism and atmosphere. At Victoria School, the
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    Flags at half-mast request to ships
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Master Attendent. Capt. J. A L. Pavitt. has requested all ships m port to fly their flags at half-mast on the occasion lof the funeral of the late I Yang di-Pertuan Agong today.
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    No meeting
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. As a mark of respect to the late Yang di-Pertuan Agong there will be no meeting of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club today.
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      176 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film ihowa beginning at 7 p.m. at Nagamaiyar Tamil School, Yew Tee Village: Malay Kampong. Lorong 29; KeaL Hong Village, Chua Chu Kan« 11% m.s. CHINESE YMCA rSouth Pier): Table tennis 9 a.m.: body building and weight lifting 2 p.m.; badminton practice
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    OPINION An immense effort in the schools
    333 6 OPINION An immense effort in the schools TALKING POINT Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight m the face. —HELEN KELLER SINGAPORE is spending this year more than $63 million on its schools, or approximately 25 per cent of total government recurrent expenditure. These figures
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    Advice to a wife: Don't make him sulk
    1067 6 Advice to a wife: Don't make him sulk Do you -have a problem? Write to Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press, Time- H m* Singapore 9. V jn 1 jLUmr Jmr m\w -ajub a\\t '.^mr--Jfm m\ aaav mr Amwr +&mm^SrfyiyQmmr^m^mr^ AUr\ww^ aKKtaut* <a\tw m\\tAt fl w A\\^r*w^ mm* Am^m Jmwßrmv
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    1316 6 aaaaaaa^ Who? When? What? Where? •M^^^^^^^^B VOUK QUESTION* ANSWERID BY A PANEL OS* GOVT. CXffRTI ■a^a'B^a'a'Sß'B^a'B^B^Bß'B'iß'a^s^'B'a'faS My shop is m the centre of Singapore and there are two permanent hawkers selling food on the five-foot way m front of my shop.
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    This club looks for thugs ...to help them
    29 7 This club looks for thugs ...to help them i iub m oi--20 uplmpfovement I r I c I j I Club teams ft 1 1 it I c p.
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    CATHEDRAL TO PICK A NEW WARDEN
    11 7 CATHEDRAL TO PICK A NEW WARDEN ls re- was nedral ;rch
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    A big drive to promote faith
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    SHE CAME HERE TO DANCE AND TO SEE MALAYAN DANCES
    427 7 SHE CAME HERE TO DANCE AND TO SEE MALAYAN DANCES SINGAPORE, Tues.— Miss Cometa Roosseno. 21, of the University of Indonesia, has one wish to fulfil before she returns to Jakarta on April 12 and tha* is to see a Malay dance. Cometa. third-year economics student, came to Sinfor Nanyang
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    You are looking lovely today
    19 7 MISS ROSY YAP is today's "Miss Looking Lovely." She is 18 and a receptionist.
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    November date for 'Ruddigore'rehearsals begin
    181 7 November date for 'Ruddigore'rehearsals begin PAYA LEI3AR, Tuesday. THE New Scene Shifters are working on another production "Ruddigore" or The Witch's Curse* 1 by Gilbert and Sullivan. It will be presented m November. The director of the group, Mrs. Christopher Smith, said they had already started rehearsals at the YMCA.
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    Chinese YMCA Youth Camp
    60 7 PONGGOL. Tues.— A Youth Camp has been planned by Student and Youth Dement of the Chinese V M C.A. for junior members and friends under 18 years of age at the Boys Brigade Camp m Ponggol Road from April 26 to 28. The fee Is $4.50
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    THIS TABLE CAN SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY, HE SAYS
    142 7 THIS TABLE CAN SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY, HE SAYS SINGAPORE, Tue s.— Mr. Erik Thomsen. manager of P. H. KjaerHansen of Copenhagen plans to introduce a new type of drawing table? and drawing machines to Singapore. Mr. Thomsen. who spe»r four days here, is on his wa> to Osaka
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    Making 'blachan' is now a dying art
    106 7 Making 'blachan is now a dying art SINGAPORE, Tues. j Making 'blachan" and "chin cha 4ok" (spicy shrimp pastes) an important ingredient m Singapore kitchens, has begun again m most nonya" households with the advent j of the shrimp season. The biggest manufacturers of the pastes are the j Straits
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    'En Garde' way to a good figure... by Mrs. Collard
    149 7 'En Garde' way to a good figure by Mrs. Collard RATON G, Tues.— Singapore's Ladies Foil (Fencing) Champion, Mrs. Marcia Collard, a secretary and supervisor of the Sea View Hotel, leaves soon for England with her husband. But before she leaves, she has this advice for Singapore girls who are
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    Uprooted tree
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ma'aya has joined 49 countries m selecting the symbol of an uprooted tree as the pattern )f postage stamps to be Issued on Thursday to oommemorate the World Refugee Week.
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    CHANGI WEDDING FOR A PRETTY W.R.A.F.
    60 7 MISS BARBARA GARNER. 21. of the Women's Royal Air Force stationed at R.A.F. Changi, who married Mr. Gerrard Harris. 22, of No. 19 Air Formation Signals Regiment at St. George's Church. R.A F. Changi. The reception was held m the Lantern Ballroom of the
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    Series of messages
    41 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Secretary of the Board of Evangelism, Methodist church In Malaya, Rev. W. S. Reinoehl will deliver a series of messages at the Geylang English Methodist Church at Aljunied Road this week at 8 p.m. nightly.
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    Union dissolved
    20 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Survey Department Technical Employees Trade Union has been dissolved by the Registrar of Trade Unions.
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    An editor on freedom
    58 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Tushar Kanti Ghosh, editor of the Calcutta Englishlanguage daily, Amrita. Bazar Patrika. spoke yesterday on the International Press Institute conference on "Freedom of the Press" which was he'd m Tokyo recently. He was the guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of toe Singapore
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    AN EXPERT STUDIES PROSPECTS FOR PAPER MILL HERE
    151 7 AN EXPERT STUDIES PROSPECTS FOR PAPER MILL HERE KATONG, Tues.— Mr. Robert Dan, a technician and consultant for several paper mills m the Philippines, is now m Singapore to investigate and advise on the possibility of setting up paper mills m Malaya. He disclosed that some interested parties had already
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    S'pore doctors on three-week tour
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Tues A group of Singapore doctors and dental surgeons has left for a three-week tour of Bangkok, Honu Kong and Tokyo by the CPA. During the tour they will visit medical schools and universities, said the group leader. Mr. Lee Ah Lna. a iental
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      153 7 DAILY CROSSWORD uu m\ mm 1 1 m^— r—^~~Meaesi BHiHi WmuW^~^~WmuW~ "TB M_L 11 w _^J 11 1 1 B mi:... 4 Or. surrounded by expressions or distaste, they teach l»--5. a vacuum's showing how one cad dodffes <6>. 6. The*e are kept Inside (9). ■j tie 7. Put down
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      39 7 TODAY: 6.11 p.m TOMORROW: 5.03 a.m. and 8.05 p.m. THURSDAY: 6.44 a.m. and 8.55 p.m. FRIDAY: 8.09 a.m. and 9.29 p.m. SATURDAY: 9.04 a.m. and 9.57 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.48 a.m. and 1C.25 p.m. MONDAY: 10.30 a.m. and 10.54 p.m.
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    A 20-year-old prediction comes true
    467 8 MADAME CHO WILL HAND OVER TEMPLE TO MONK SHE HAD FIRST MET IN HER DREAM SERANGOON, Tuesday. A PREDICTION made by a Burmese monk 20 years ago will materialise on Sunday. On this day the Singapore Buddhist Union will inherit nearly 10,000 square feet of
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    Tokyo-bound students will see how Japs study
    42 8 Tokyo-bound students will see how Japs study pAYA LEBAR, Tues. A party of Indonesian students arrived 'an Singapore ye terday m a chartered Garuda Indonesian plane from Jakarta. Stude;. ent In und»T a J i Third batch :ioia to Ja; Tht ay.
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    CLEARANCE COUNTER AT AIRPORT TO SPEED WORK OF CUSTOMS
    103 8 CLEARANCE COUNTER AT AIRPORT TO SPEED WORK OF CUSTOMS PAYA LEBAR, Tues.— A new Customs clearance counter has been set up at the Singapore airport to spee*d up the work of the Customs there. The new counter la near the of KLM. BOAC. Air India and Cathay Pacific New counter
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    Chinatown puts up the price of croc and hippo soup: $3 a bowl
    169 8 Chinatown puts up the price of croc and hippo soup: $3 a bowl SINGAPORE, Tuesday. VOTJCES have gone up m Chinatown's Trengganu Street stalls thai crocodile nnd hippopotamus soup will cost $.*> a bowl from today. Hitherto the prices were: i Crocodile soup 51. 50 a bowl j and hippo
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    'Parking problem' on water: Team completes study
    301 8 'Parking problem on water: Team completes study SINGAPORE, Tues. ■THE Working Party investigating- harbour craft berthing facilities m the Inner Roads and the Singapore, Kallang, Geylang and Rochore Rivers has completed its study and will submit its report to Government early this month. The report will suggest how existing berthing
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    Chairman resigned
    23 8 JOHORE BAHRU. T Mr. J. A. Buchler re^ign«d i from the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board as Its chairman on April 1.
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    INDONESIA BRINGS BACK the VISU SYSTEM
    57 8 INDONESIA BRINGS BACK the VISU SYSTEM DAY A LLB.\ M; The 1 1 do migration hav< n i requirenic ib aJi sit visa for I changi Jakarta. i ntii wtt vi>as were 101 Kemajorai I senders i ment has liners m v iat change thr i.. tlf M M sulate
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      226 8 M]RRO;MATIC "IaWH J I m^^^a^^a^. "jy Grandn.i may l.^vc had time to let things simmer >'«. don t Today t tempa is but the lent troublesome way of doing r And that j/^i-cookirc with MIRR; Dinurea out of old-fashioned hours— cuts time m the kirx Oca— f .ju extra time
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    Something better than a knot on your finder...
    430 9 Something better than a knot on your finder... E^^^^^^^m A NEAT, SOPHISTICATED STYLE FOR MEDIUM-LENGTH HAIR HERE is a hair style that can catch on for those uith awkward to handle, medium-length hair. Gladys Beauty Salon. 64-A High Street, has designed a hair style that is neat and sophisticated. The
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    THE COMMON PROBLEM OF A GIRL WHO WRITES: 'I HAVE NO BOSOM'
    418 9  -  JAY MENG Lovely YOUR BEAUTY PROBLEMS SOLVED Lfl MARIA L. writes of a problem which is always cropping up and causes much worry to many girls. I have no bosom at all, she says, and I don't even
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    'CHICKEN CURRY DEVIL' WINS FIRST PRIZE FOR Mrs. D'COTTA
    399 9 'CHICKEN CURRY DEVIL' WINS FIRST PRIZE FOR Mrs. D'COTTA rjHICKEN dishes are wide and varied and Mrs. V Irene D'Cotta, 737, Florence Road, Singapore 19, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 13 for her Chicken Curry Devil recipe. She gets $10 from Eve plus a Nestle hamper of
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1062 10 gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. SPARE PARTS KOR air conditioners and refrigerators are readily available from Tcng
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    Victorious Victorians
    287 10 Victorious Victorians PASIR PANJANG SCORE V DOUBLE' AT NETBALL I Pasir Panjang District 4 A' and B" t Uthe netball championships la t |fc beat Bukit Timah A' m the final Free Press picture shows the A an ners; front-row (L to X) Elizabeth X Altman. Lamah bte. Salim. Lee
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    They re taking it seriously
    36 10 SERANGCx J becoming m >•» popular fl Cedar I game ser. captured division Ui. runners- I ,jj sion. Top pi; m Soon Yr g>W Ying. V, tner Siew Hui. §H Sway N.
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    30 10 It's serious business SERAN g. badminton aster Ram oined J^^H champio Seah C: Maureen H Kang, P Chor Wi 1 Chia are k> the grea* Ift the ntt Centre. mmmm^
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    THOMSON MIDDLE HAVE BIG PLANS
    120 10 BUKIT 1 THOMSON Government Chine 1 ambitious plans for sport. fe Unlike other chools. Thomson Government Middle have to start from scratch. It new school. Sports secretary Mr. Chew Kwong told the Free Press that an ambitious sports pro- gramme will be launched soon. Interest
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    Training regularly
    43 10 Si-rangoon Garden Government High are hoping that Wong Miew Hian and Chee Guat Teck will turn out to be fine badminton players. They have been training regularly and Mr. Chan X Kean. sports .secretary confident they will do v this season
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    Monfort's hopes
    56 10 SLRANOOON: Moniort did i not take part In the District soccer cc mpetiUon. However they have not been idle. Tht school's young footballers are getting set for next year's competition They are training hard. Tony Tay. Leo Sequera and Robert Richards are among the best Moniort play* WIMBLEDON
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    VOLLEYBALL INTERE
    23 10 SERANGOON: St (.ahnrl's air s» m volleyball. Training will < ominriu m Mr. Paul Lee. sportc secret. himself, hopes to build a
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    CHAMPION FOR YEAR
    30 10 CHAM PION FOR YEAR PASIH \^L Chines* mW table te: f\ They pioi s most pre led gja M Choo! and Sco I Th< l m Cm Tjoei Xii Jj,
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    224 11 by Aussie Cup hopes AUSTRALIA'S Davis Cup prospects had a good word for Sharin Osman and Henry Pang yesterday on the Singapore padang. Fred Stolle and John Pearce described the Singapore schoolboys as "sound players." They met m an exhibition doubles match. Both
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    42 11 BANGKOK. Tues. World flyweight champion Pascual Perez and Pone Kingpetch of Thailand signed a contract yesterday for April 16. The fight will be 15 rounds of two minutes each, with one minute of rest between rounds.- Reuter
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    96 11 Soccer injury puts week-days-only player in hospital NEE SOON. Tuesday. lI UGH Thompson, who decided recently not to 11 partake m Sunday sport was taken to hospital ■rday after being injured m a football match. captain of the RAPC. the first hi h against Royal EnHe collided inside Davy of
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    424 11 Lesson Two m a sport that's for the mind 1 1 1 it] iS i "Hit" Tnt""*""^:!^ Ji -E *^.^XIX^H D§ BC+Xii+^H B^ II 1" -j- B^b M flit 4 FTER the pieces fill the back rank, the Pawns
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    HAYNES OUT OF ENGLAND SIDE
    62 11 LONDON, Tues. Johnny Haynes of Fulham last night withdrew from England's soccer team. He had been selected against Scotland next Saturday. Haynes sustained a knee injury m a week-end league match at Preston. His place at inside right will be taken by Peter Broadbent of
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    STILL CHAMP
    16 11 HAVANA. Tues.— Paul Diaz retained his Cuban middleweight boxing title by outpointing Manuel Zuaznabar.
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    Three stake claims for a place in Civilians eleven
    151 11 Three stake claims for a place in Civilians eleven yHREE players John Martens, Brian Marks and Cecil Cooke have staked strong claims for a place m the Civilian team against Services m their annual cricket clash on Saturday and Sunday. All three cricketers, who have shown good form since start
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    KNOCKED DOWN FIVE TIMES
    32 11 TOKYO, Tues.— Hard hitting Philippines flyweight Romy Sison scored Aye knockdowns as he took a one-sided decision over fifth ranking Japanese Yoshikatsu Furukawa m a nontitle 10-round bout.
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    RESULTS OF U.K. SOCCER
    27 11 LONDON, Tues. Football: Div. 3 Mansfield Town 2 Coventry City 4. Scottish League One: Dunfermline Athletic 1 Kilmarnock 0 (postponed from April 2).
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