The Singapore Free Press, 18 April 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBOPY S TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    BORDER TALKS: SO CORDIAL
    26 1 Optimism after meeting of Chou and U Nu n Delhi, Nehru says: 1 will be firm' Burter, n s i Success Assurances
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    New chess champ Fontana is also the last of a long line
    441 1  - New chess champ Fontana is also the last of a long line MELVIN CHAN By Singapore, Mon. THK Malayan chess championships ended here yesterday with the crowning of a new champion new-comer R. K. Fontana. This Swiss business executive beat live other leading chess brains in the gruelling three-day tournament,
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    Wash our uniforms? Not us,say the nurses
    182 1 Wash our uniforms? Not us,say the nurses THREE DAYS OF DUELS > THEN THE FEDERATION IS WOUND UP STACKS OF SOILED CLOTHES ON RAJNSOAKED LAWN SINGAPORE, Monday. [DERATION UNIFORM hit Vicker's House in the (uncial Hospital here last night. And it caused a lot of fuss, anger and protest. Out
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    JOB HUNT GIRL. 15. JUMPS FROM CAR
    138 1 JOB HUNT GIRL. 15. JUMPS FROM CAR SINGAPORE, Mon. A young girls efforts to find a job ended in near tragedy yesterday when she took fright and jumped from a moving car which was taking her to a prospective employer. Fifteen-year-old Leong Choy Poon was travelling with three young men
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    END OF A 'LOLLY' GOOD TIME FOR CHILDREN WHO FOUND TREASURE
    110 1 END OF A 'LOLLY' GOOD TIME FOR CHILDREN WHO FOUND TREASURE SYDNEY. Mon. The New South Wales Police Commissioner, Mr. Colin Delaluy. has ordered t:ie prosecution of several children alleged to be involved in the finding of a A £40.000 (MS300.000) hoard here six months ago. Last week police issued
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    Lock icon Exchequer to quit -fresh report
    21 1 LONDON t Ml Heathiancellor of to return to textile busine^ rday by a itwing Sun- Reuter
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    Church damaged
    11 1 IRELAND. Mon An exI a Roman church hall last
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    Lock icon Soviet bird-planes
    25 1 MOSCOW. Mon. Experimental models of flappingwing machines <ornithopter>> with motorcycle and other light engines are being produced by a sDecial department here.- Reuter
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    Lock icon 5,000-year-old find
    29 1 ROME. Mon.— A Neolithic Necropolis, said to be about 5.000 years old. has been found at Trento by work men digging foundations for a new building. Reuter
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    Ike-Rhee talks
    22 1 SEOUL. Mon. President Eisenhower and President Syngman Rhee will discuss world and Asian problems when they meet on June 22.
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    U.S. singer dies
    22 1 LONDON. Mon.— American rock 'n' roll singer Eddie Cochran died here yesterday from injuries suffered in a motor accident.
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    Menzies drops in on his way to London for Commonwealth meet
    98 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Prime Minister of Australia, Mr. Robert Menzies, passed through here last night on his way to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference which opens in London early next I month. Mr. Menzies was accompanied by the head
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    Two more reactors
    21 1 BOMBAY, Mon.— Two more atomic research reactors will go into operation in India within the next six months.
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    100 watches stolen
    23 1 TOKYO, Mon. A thief yesterday made off with more than 100 watches from a show window at a trade fair.
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    Lock icon 'Ungallant' says Babs
    74 1 AWI IM\R (California). Mon.— Dr. Barbara Moore re?«2T her lone walk across the United States at dawn VrrHiv if "r declaring that two British sergeants, who N,.sterda> al <r t,a journey a day before, were Statt r.Lnr' She satdT 'Vheyre* ungallant My trip -unga laiit. Nhe sa
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    Met by Byrne
    58 1 The presents are from the Australian people and from Mr. Menzies and Dame Patti. On arrival here Mr. Menzies was met by the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, on behalf of the Singapore Government. Mr. Menzies spent the entire hour he was here
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    WE'LL GO TO THE WEST INDIES IF ASKED-SAYS MR. NOURSE
    111 1 WE'LL GO TO THE WEST INDIES IF ASKED -SAYS MR. NOURSE LONDON, Mon.— Mr. A. D. Nourse, manager of the South African cricket team, said yesterday that the team would go to the West Indies if tbey were invited. "If we were chosen to go to the West Indies and
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    Satellite stamp
    23 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Letteri now passing through Moscow are being franked with a globe, round which Russia's third satellite is in orbit
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    Operation 'twins'
    24 1 PARIS, Mon— Siamese bo? twins, born at Lisleux. last week, were under observation in hospital here awaiting an operation to separate them.
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    Favourable trade
    16 1 TAIPEH. Mon —Taiwan registered a favourable international trade balance of U.5.52.227.000 (M56.681,000> in March.
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    EARNINGS
    48 2 I Telephone income rises (M) $81 mil. NEW YORK: American Telephone and Telegraph Company and its principal telephone subsidiaries consolidated announced that net income for three months ended Feb. 29 totalled M5849.678.000 against M5768.--675.000 in the same period last year. Earnings per share were $1.32 against $1.21.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    74 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Merwe Lloyd 1 2. Obra 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6A. Noreverett 6/7, Reymont 89, Tijuca 10/11, Balong 13 14, Bendoran 15 16. Tabian 18, Seiyu Maru 19, Van Neck 21/22, Musi 24, Livenza 25/26. Hansford
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    London gilts rally after decline
    52 2 LONDON: The Investors Chronicle Market newsletter writes: "London gilts rallied on yield considerations with some expansion in business after a decline to the lowest for two years. '•Industrials reacted in restricted activity on more ma aire Budget reflections. Gold shares were steadier. Oils were steady
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    Steel: Order rate still lagging
    53 2 NEW YORK: The new steel order rate still lags behind steel consumption and may possibly do so for .six more weeks, the Iron Age reports. However, the journal notes that cancellations and deferments of steel orders already placed have levelled off and in some areas
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    2 shipping firms launch new line to Canada
    279 2 2 shipping firms launch new line to Canada PAGE TWO TODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS SINGAPORE, Monday. TWO DUTCH shipping companies are jointly launching a new line to serve Montreal and the Great Lakes. The firms arc the Royal Rotterdam Lloyd and
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    HOW TO END THOSE COSTLY 'BOMB IN PLANE' HOAXES
    460 2 HOW TO END THOSE COSTLY 'BOMB IN PLANE' HOAXES PAYA LEBAR, Monday. Till; AIR Transport Association of Ame--1 rica has initiated an award programme to trap bomb hoaxers. The ATA is awarding M53.000 to any airline man or woman who assists the authorities in the detection of a hoax. The
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    Subscription date for Akus loan
    46 2 AMSTERDAM. The subscription date for Alcus recently announced 51,126.000 guilder debenture loan will be May 3, according to a prospectus issued here. The bank syndicate handling the loan is headed by the Netherlands Trading Society and dealings in the rights be\tvierday.
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    142 2 World tinplate production up LONDON: World unpiate production, excluding the U.S.S.R., last year totalled eight million tons, according to the International Tin Council's statistical bulletin for March. Tills compares with 7.4 million tons in 1958. Most of this increase came from countries other than the United States. The bulletin
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    Lock icon Cuba's Ist quarter sugar exports
    86 2 LONDON: Galban Lobo reports from Havana that Cuban sugar exports in the period from Jan. 1 to April 9 thi? year lotalled 1.790.235 Spanish long tons. Exports to the United States accounted for 855.067 tons of the total, while other countries took 935.168 tons. More
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    Lock icon Trading interest modest
    33 2 NEW YORK: The Stock Market was a mixed affair last week with trading interest modest. Selling in the steel group followed a forecast of reduced operation for the industry.- Reuter
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    LOSSES AFTER CREDIT EXPANSION WARNING
    101 2 LOSSES AFTER CREDIT EXPANSION WARNING LONDON. Mon. Widespread losses were recorded in domestic sections of the London Stock Exchange last week under the influence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget warning that the further expansion of credit may have to be restrained. The only exception was provided by giltedged
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    UP 6 DOWN 11 UNCHANGED 162
    824 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Menday. Previous Thursday INDUSTRIALS ilti Bricks Pret 1.95 1-95 Ords. fc.2o 2.40 Atlas lea 1100 Buyers 8.8. Petrel 60- 54,6 B.U. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Soo. Tin Smelt Pret. 19/- 19/- Ords 51/- 49'r'ederal Dispensary 1.37% 1.36%
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    THE SINSEHS RUN A HEALTH SERVICE FOR S'PORE'S POOR
    46 3 Affout 230,000 have been given treatment Ilinic faces a growing number of patients I Mon. "sin- sii di< tor Sympathy KDFJSDFKJDFDFDF M) Ml i>ICK who queue for medicine prescribed by the at the Chung Hwa Free Clinic.
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    BEST FILM CONTEST: AMATEURS INVITED
    171 3 BEST FILM CONTEST: AMATEURS INVITED SINGAPORE, Mon. The Amateur Cine Group of the Singapore Film Society has invited amateur cine enthusiasts from Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, Brunei and North Borneo to take part in the 1960 "Five Best" amateur film competition to be held here at the end of this year.
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    A 'GIANT FETE' TODAY AT HOUSING ESTATE
    107 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Serangoon Garr state Sports Club will stage a giant fete today to raise funds for its youth section. will be a baby contest for children. >quare dancing ic Scottish reels. The I a.m. and xpected to end at 6 p.m.
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    'Death sentence'
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Mol. Mr David Marshall v. k on •Sanctity of the Death Sentence" at the luncheon r. of tne Rotary Club on nesday at (He Cathay Restaurant.
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    Coveted merchant navy award for Shell man
    119 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A Shell assistant liaison officer at Pulau Bukom. Mr. Gareth J. Thomas, has won the "Griffiths"' award for obtaining the highest marks in the British Mer- chant Xavv 1959 examina- tions for Extra Master's Certificate. Mr Thomas. .'JO. will receive hi*
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    HE IS OFF TO CATCH UP ON CATERING IN THE JET-AGE
    78 3 HE IS OFF TO CATCH UP ON CATERING IN THE JET-AGE A KLM catering officer, who joined the airline 10 years ago as a car cleaner, is now on the way to Holland by air. He is Mr. Gerard Branson. He will be away for two weeks on a special
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    Party at the P.T.S.
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The i Malayan Armed Forces-Police j Liaison Committee, Singai pore, will hold a Hari Raya Puasa party at the VSC Hall. Police Training School, on Saturday at 3.00 p.m.
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    Attacked by gang
    38 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A lorry attendant. Chan Tak i Chan. 19. was attacked by 15 armed thugs outside the Bu- kit Bintang Park. here. Chan was admitted to the hospital I in a serious condition.
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    Yong on vacation
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye is acting for Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. the Minister for Education, who is away on three weeks leave. Mr. Yong is expected to resume duties early next month.
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    Getting tough: Eight scouts off on a cycling and climbing trip
    234 3 Getting tough: Eight scouts off on a cycling and climbing trip SINGAPORE, Monday. A PARTY of specially selected scouts from St. Joseph's Institution will set out on bicycles tomorrow morning for their final test in a programme designed to make scoutting "tougher and more appealing to adventurous youths.'' I Tinggi
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    $90,000 study, laundry for Boys' Town
    69 3 $90,000 study, laundry for Boys' Town SINGAPORE. Mon. The Boys' Town is to put up a $90,000 dy hall and laun- >'• Brother Albert, director of Town, said building would begin in a th'a time. n of $5,850 was colted for the building at i flag day te.«id more money
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    THE BEST IN YOUR BEDROOM
    36 3 THE BEST IN YOUR BEDROOM YOU third of your bcdrooi MANY don't m.V. make tli« ty am! they think it of money to r*n< FROM t<> the a uiii si how you can bedroom nil a <
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    AN APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS TO SELL FEATHERS
    76 3 BUKIT PAN JANG. Mon. The Cheshire Home Red Feather Day will be on May 17. Organisers say it costs I about $70 to maintain a per- son and there are 40 people aged from 8 to 80 staying at the Home in Changi.
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    Annual dinner
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malayan Dental Association held its 17th annual dinner and dance at the Lido Restaurant on Saturday.
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    'Pocket money' helps to fulfil a dream
    156 3  -  MARGARET WEE I* SINGAPORE. Monday. JT WAS a dream come true for 20-year-old Ngang Hueey Eng when she sailed in the Chusan yesterday for Tokyo. For it meant that at last, a life-long ambition of "going abroad to study hair-styling" was being realised.
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      59 3 i Come. Bear", followea Birthday Cards, a of bnthdav requests presented by Mildred 6. C0 Joha.in Sebasrenade; ti.53 AnI 7.00 Tne Malay— Lesson Nn.eT 30 Sing it again. I 3.00 t, :ime: 8.15 i 9.00 Ti\e new-: 9.15 The World a Ihb. a laik by Prostamps. I aj a half-hour
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    A million mile bus driver keeps L-plate
    78 4 A million mile bus driver keeps L-plate ONDON, Mon. The men at the bus depot stared when Ken Davison told them: "I've tailed my moped driving The examiner said I had not had enough road experience." Then th roared with laughter. For if K> Bradford bu.s driver, ha perience or
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    THE UNLICENSED TAXI DRIVERS WITH WEAPONS TO ROB, KILL
    111 4 THE UNLICENSED TAXI DRIVERS WITH WEAPONS TO ROB, KILL NEW YORK, Mon. Twenty-three taxi drivers were caught and taken to jail last week in a big drive nst unlicensed taxis. The drivers of these taxis were found having all kinds of weapons like hatchets, .-witch blade knives, sawnoff dumb-bells, ice-picks
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    CATTLE IN ATOM-TEST AREA ARE HEALTHY — REPORT
    86 4 CATTLE IN ATOM-TEST AREA ARE HEALTHY REPORT NEW YORK, Mon. Cattle which have been roaming for two years through the world's most fall-out area have shown no signs of ill effect, reports the Atomic Energy Commission. This area is a testing-ground in the Nevada Desert where 93 atomic explosions have
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    Shoot with comfort
    23 4 NEW YORK, Mon. Shotguns with barrels of glass libre are being made by Winchester for durability, lightness, and cooler shooting.
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    BOUGHT THESES GAVE THEM HIGH DEGREES AND HIGH PAY
    96 4 BOUGHT THESES GAVE THEM HIGH DEGREES AND HIGH PAY NEW YORK, Mon.— Six people, including an assistant head master, were arrested here. This followed a Grand Jury investigation into professional cheating agencies. The patrons Announcing the arrest, District Attorney Frank S. Hogan disclosed that hundreds of students throughout the country
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    'Just Wonderful!
    307 4 "This is a fantastic plane. Flying at 550 m.p.h. at 35.000 feet, the clouds The horizon i> not distinguishable and is probably 100 mik cem to have disappeared into space carrying a big sphere of sky with us. There is no smoke or vapour from the motors. There
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    Why King Olaf won't be there
    285 4 WEST BERLIN NEWSPAPER: DUCHESS OF KENT REJECTED CROWN PRINCE HARALDS FATHER BERLIN, Monday. WEST GERMAN'S biggest Sunday newspaper, f? Bild am Sonntag, yesterday gave the real reason why Norwegian royalty was boycotting the wedding of Princess Margaret to Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones at Westminster Abbey,
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    MINIATURE RACING CARS THAT CAN REACH 125 M.P.H
    35 4 MINIATURE RACING CARS THAT CAN REACH 125 M.P.H Model cars that can rea< h 1 I the 2nd International Exhibition of in Paris recently. Picture shows these very fast petrol-driven BM I for every boy.
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    She sues husband for $17,000 pay
    62 4 She sues husband for $17,000 pay NEW YORK, Mon. A housewife in Pittsburgh sued her husband for £2.000 (M$17,000) in back wages saying he had defaulted on his promise to pay her a dollar (M53.30) an hour for housework. But she lost the case. The judge said a wife has
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    And Don Juan too says: Sorry, I have an important engagement
    229 4 And Don Juan too says: Sorry, I have an important engagement LONDON. Monday. J)ON JUAN, pretender to the Spanish throne, is the latest among Europe's royalty to decline an invitation to Princess Margaret's wedding. Hundreds of Spanish monarchists are expected in Portugal in May, it is said, and most of
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    NEW LAW FORBIDS LILI TO STRIP-TEASE IN MIAMI
    70 4 NEW LAW FORBIDS LILI TO STRIP-TEASE IN MIAMI NEW YORK. Mon. Strip-tease qua n Lili St. Cyr will be breaking the law if she takes it olf as usual in Miami this week. A new city law placoutright ban on stripacts, which ha n an entertainment leatur< this sub-tropical Brighton
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    The days before the safety pin
    42 4 NEW YORK, m. How ever did women mar. to deal with babies and j emergencies b< days of the safety p.: This simple little d( t patented by Walter H of New York. 59 years today.
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    MIKE'S GIRL JEAN IS TO MARRY BOB-SLEIGH CHAMPION
    48 4 MIKE'S GIRL JEAN IS TO MARRY BOB-SLEIGH CHAMPION LOND< I Hit I I I m< fan. son, 2 Bit W~ and I I I occun I ec m Speed plan Mik. D I I VI But I I I I I pion I I boa: WCc I I
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    Cleopatra: Now retaliation
    7 4 Cleopatra Now retaliation DAMAS o/l I Amen.
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    Irish common
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    Suez ships on mo
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    Boycott by docker
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    CEPHALOSPORIN, A NEW BRITISH DRUG, GETS A $850,000 'LOOK SEE' FROM U.S. FIRUS
    123 4 CEPHALOSPORIN, A NEW BRITISH DRUG, GETS A $850,000 'LOOK SEE' FROM U.S. FIR US LONDON. Mon.— American firms have paid nearly £100.000, <MsBso.ooo> lor a "look-see" at the technical secrets ot a new British penicillin -type drug called cephalosporin. If they decided to manufacture it they will have to pay
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    Youth, 19, on 2 years' probation for bid to extort
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    $132, in taxes
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    1,500 enrolled
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    Phones for rural homes plan
    238 5  -  R. G. PILLAI By Singapore. Monday IN FIVE YEARS EVERY DISTRICT WILL HAVE lALL FACILITIES IN THE $2O MIL PROJECT JHE SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD has begun the first phase of its giant project to provide telephones for rural districts. It has culled for tenders to
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    GLOBE-TROTTER LOUISE SEEKS SOLACE IN POETRY AND TRAVELS
    262 5 GLOBE-TROTTER LOUISE SEEKS SOLACE IN POETRY AND TRAVELS SINGAPORE, Mon.— A 10 personal tragedy made Louise Mercer give up her teaching to become a globetrotting poetess seeking solace in her travels and in writing. "An orphan of the heart can have no home," said Lady Louise Mercer, who is now
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    YOUTH LEADERS ATTEND BOYS' CAMPFIRE
    109 5 YOUTH LEADERS ATTEND BOYS' CAMPFIRE BUKIT PANJANG. Mon. —Three hundred club leaders and members of seven youth clubs attended a Federation of Boys' Clubs campfire held last weekend at the Federation of Boys' clubs headquarters In Kallang. The seven youth clubs who sent members to the campfire were; Sim's Avenue
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    INDONESIAN CONSUL-GENERAL JOINS STAFF ON PICNIC TRIP TO SAMBOE
    119 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Indonesian Consul(.eneral. Mr. Sushi Arto. aecompanied his staff and their families to a picnic at Pulau Samboe. The party numbering 110 people including women and children left Clifford Pier at 7 a.m. by the Pulau Samboe ferry Reran
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    Essay competition for schools is to be in four languages
    44 5 Essay competition for schools is to be in four languages SINGAPORE, Monday. \|OKK THAN Ml students from 20 schools have applied for the inter school essa\ ompetition which will he held on April 30 at a.m. at the Victoria School hall. j Purpose v:.:;.\
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    Fire... trade war
    9 5 Fire trade war KANGAR. Mon.— Til loaded aiih Police
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    Court of Appeal
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The v rt Ol Appeal will commer.ee Us session from 9. at the Supreme Court building.
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    Rubber thefts
    11 5 :.L"MPI'R. Mon.— ion. ilerday ap- report thefts of rubber.
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    Sultan of Brunei
    43 5 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. The Sultan ol Brunei is due to arrive in Singapore later this month on his way to Kuala Lumpur, where his sons. Duli Pengiran Muda Hassanal Bolkiah. 14, and Pengiran Muda Mohamed Bulkiah. 12. w.ll attend school.
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    Airlines' talks
    43 5 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. The I Singapore Airport Facilitation Committee will hold Its next meeting at the end of the month at the airport to disI cuss common problems It will be attended by representatives of the 12 airlines operating througn Singapore.
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    $4,500 tax fines
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Three businessmen here have been fined a total of $4,500 for income tax offences. Tnev ire Messrs Yeow Kim Pong. Yeo Kim Pong and S.V. Nagappa Cneitiar..
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    Club's film show
    36 5 JOHORE BAHRIi. Mon. The next film show at the Johore International Club will be on Wednesday at 5.45 p.m. It will include a special short for children, either ,a comedy or a cartoon.
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    C-in-C on a visit
    23 5 PAYA LEBAR. Mon.-Lk-u--tenant-General R. Jarrett. Commander-in-Chief of the Australian Force*. Is due in Singapore tomorrow for a short visit.
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      219 6 Choo Huey's moment of triumph f\S Wednesday a young Singaporean will mount the conductor's platform of the Royal Festival Hall to lead the London Philharmonic Orchestra through an entire concert. He is Choo Huey who learned his first note in East Coast Road, Singapore. That Choo Huey's genius has been
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      106 6 TVR. TOM DOOLEY, the Jungle Doctor of Laos, condemned by cancer to die within the year, wants to spend the rest of his life establishing hospitals in the rural areas of South-East Asia. Dr. Dooley's choice in the face of death to help the living
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    112 6 VOUR BEDROOM is one of the 1 most important rooms in the home. At least a third of your life '<r is spent in bed. With $1,000, you can have a bedroom furnished delightfully and you would enjoy planning it. This week six leading furniture
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    253 6  -  ESME BAPTISTA by •JIIIS inviting looking bedroom, with restful twilight and J pink colouring, has practically everything you nced'fitu compactly. The size of the room is VAI. by 12 ft The des Wah and Co., 19 Orchard Road. All the furniture in this
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    Bad boy' headlines again – because I really wanted to stay on land...
    1660 6  - Bad boy' headlines again because I really wanted to stay on land IGEMAR HARMISON dfsdfdsfdsf The dollars and cents of boxing in America. Another myth is exploded by Johansson next Monday. QALIrVP into the Swedish Navy interrupted my professional boxing ambitions and put me right back in the "bad boy"
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    His former pupils rose to the No. 1 job above him
    282 7  - His former pupils rose to the No. 1 job above him ALAN KHOO By 1 i lOUKIT TIMAH, Mon. 13 What is it like to teach in a school where the principal is a former pupil of yours? This was exactly Mr. S. K. Ratnam's position for five years before
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    Sarawak bars 'outside' lawyers by removing a privilege
    270 7 TO PROTECT 0 INTERESTS THE LOCAL MEN i [ITCHING, Monday. ERNMENT has removthat of automatic entry formerly accorded he Federation and Hong practice. rivilegc was approvvhen the Advocates s adopted at the Coun's last meeting. in support of the Attorney-General P. E.
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    SHE LEAVES FOR BRITAIN TO KEEP UP A TRADITION
    10 7 SHE LEAVES FOR BRITAIN TO KEEP UP A TRADITION I
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    Navy chief coming
    24 7 N'GAPORE. Mon— Rear i Andrew M. Jackson. of Carrier DiviUnited States ill visit Singapore k-end on his flagship Bon Homme Richard.
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    SANTHA TO DANCE FOR S'PORE NATIONAL THEATRE
    130 7 SANTHA TO DANCE FOR S'PORE NATIONAL THEATRE BHARATHA X ATYAM is the Indian Commission's contribution towards the "International Xight of Song, Music and Dances'' at the Victoria Theatre on May 4 and 5 in aid of the National Theatre Fund. To be danced by Shrimati Santha Bhaskar, Bharatha Natyam comprises
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    He gives up dishwashing to pursue career of a Hollywood star
    155 7 He gives up dishwashing to pursue career of a Hollywood star BUKIT TIMAII. Monday. ROBKBT VVOXG TIEW KIN. dishwasher at the Union House at the University of Malaya in Singapore tor (lie past three years, s iing to Hong Kong to take up a niusiccareer. Robert, popularly known as "Mr.
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    OFF TO HONG KONG TO ESTABLISH CLOSE TIES
    91 7 TWO PROMINENT Singapore artists have left for Hong Kong to establish closer rontacl with artists there. Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. i i the Singapore and Mr. Chan president of the Commercial Arts :heir stay there, Mo will also carry out a y
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    End of the crisis
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Yang Di-Pertuan Agong will announce tomorrow the end of the 12-year-old Emergency in the Federation when he declares open Parliament.
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    Illegal entry: $300
    35 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Madon bin Abdul Ghani and Soro bin Daing Parbi were each fined $300 in a magistrate's court here for entering the Federation from Indonesia without proper I travel documents.
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    Market site wanted
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Municipal Council here is looking for an alternative site for its super wholesale market, because the Federation Government wanted the original site at Jalan Skola for a "development" scheme.
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    Stage Club play
    40 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The i Stage Club of Singapore will present "The Diary of Anne Frank" at the Victoria Theatre on April 24 at 6.30 p.m. All proceeds of the show will go to the National Theatre Fund.
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    Further studies
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two employees of the Centra! Electricity Board, Mr. Lin: Soon Jin and Inche Tajul Arus bin Noh, left for Australia to further their studies in electrical engineering, under the Colombo Plan.
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    Havoc by storm
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. A thunderstorm yesterday uprooted two giant trees in Kay Slang Road and Balmora] Road, flooded several residential areas and caused many minor accidents.
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    The wishing well that save him his eyesight
    230 7 The wishing well that save him his eyesight CERANGOON, Mon. The young man sitting on the side of the disused well in his compound in Upper Serangoon Road is Michael Koh, 21. He says he owes his eyesight to the "magic" properties of its water. The 12-ft. weU has quite
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    NON-HOSTELITES TO GET HEALTH CARE
    147 7 BUKIT TIM AH, Monday. TWO HUNDRED undergraduates of the University of Malaya in Singapore who live outside the University hostels will now be entitled to medical attention under a new health service scheme which comes into operation on May 1. An official of the university
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    THREE FOR BANGKOK MEET
    68 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore will have three repre- sentatives as part of the i British delegation to a meet- j ing of the International Civil Aviation Organisation in South-East Asia which begins in Bangkok on Wednesday. There are Mr. Tan Beng San. acting Deputy Director of Civil
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      146 7 KRISHNAN TEMPLE (152, STRAITS CHINESE METHOWaterloo Street): Lecture on ©IST CHURCH: (3 Kampong "Seetha Kalyanam" at 7 pjn. Kapor Road): Easter Song by Sri C.S.S. Mani Bagha- service 8 pm. Vat v h 1.. /orrhard Rnftd) FEDERATION OF BOYS' W ffiLm?s«n. CLUBS (Queen Street): Judo Billiard Rooms open; scene- f
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    CONCENTRAION
    100 8 CONCENTRA ION Some of the competiWs in the Mala chess championships at the weekej r# DR. FOO Ll\M CIIOOX. the Selangor champion, who finished fourth in Ihe Malayan chess championships. held al Ihe Medical Faculty's Allen Hall. Singapore, al Ihe weekend. LAST YEAR'S runner-up Lee Chai Seng, a businessman, returned
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    Learning Malay with Radio Singapore—l9
    230 8 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore— l9 111 bukii: book hislor\ laksamana: a d miral. I Melaka: Malacca. Data Besar: \mbasNacio/ ilh. Tiongkok: hina. kurun: centur\ kapal: ship. layar; hadiah. gifts/present-' bacha: to read. -BJ. sambut: welcome/ ivr terima: receive bila: when. VOl NOW KNOW MALAY WORDs I. Mali kita hac
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    Don't throw your paper away
    37 8 RADIO Singapor m No. 19 begi?is to:s p.m. Here a copy of the Free Press in is th ison comes over the air. Rememorroic at 8 p.m. So throw your >uper away
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    Transistors now on the never-never
    254 8 I THE RADIO SALES WAR HOTS UP SINGAPORE, Monday. JXCREASING competition among radio dealers in Singapore has compelled the smaller dealers to offer hire purchase terms on transistor radios. Transistor radios, especially portable sets, are not sold on instalment basis bv the bigger firms as
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    You are looking lovely today
    18 8 You are looking lovely today y LOOKING LO\ f ELV rODAY is Mis Shirely (.hong. She is 22.
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    New president
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Dr I P. Drahaman, L.M.3. Ceylon*, was elected pre&ient of the Ceyion Maiu\a tiendship League at the Dciety's second annual meting last week
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    Appeal court
    22 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tne ourt of Criminal Appeal ill sit in the Supreme Court uilding commencing 0.30 a.m. on April 29
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    Look here for your lucky star
    360 8 BORN today you have such a happy, friendly disposition that it attracts many people into your orbit. You have a knack for handling business matters shrewdly so that you make a good profit. Depend upon your intuitions when it comes to selecting: associates. You
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    'CHESS WONDER LIAN ANN IS OUT TO BEAT HIS BROTHER
    190 8 'CHESS WONDER LIAN ANN IS OUT TO BEAT HIS BROTHER SINGAPORE, Monda\. pORTY-FIVE Singapore schoolboys will gather at Raffles Institution tomorrow to be gin their annual battle for the Singapore School boys' Chess championship title. This yearly event is organised by the Sin gapore Chess League. It will be opened
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    AMERICAN PIANIST TO PERFORM HERE THIS MONTH
    87 8 AMERICAN PIANIST TO PERFORM HERE THIS MONTH SINGAPORE. Mon. American pianist Joseph Bloch will perform at the Cultural Centre on April 30 8.45 p.m. under tl auspices of the Sinsapon Musical Society. Mr Bloch Is teacher it the Juilliatrd School of Music in addition to international concert e ner. He
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      110 8 YOUR DAILY CROSSWORD B 111 fll.ll II B neecieo on the .oaSs (6. 5*V is'^i UZZUI:i H 'OS-E'Y'? C^ Laf M7 8 Iu Me litlle bear consumed I 11. No'r.h' 'n he v .-r. a word ro brood about (t>. gladiator? ?w JLJLJI-JH| HBILK_. 9. So one might uathe/ ,4..
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    it's bad to outlaw the in-laws
    355 9 it's bad to outlaw the in-laws of t/ie www KEEP DOOR OPEN FOR FRIENDSHIP r,nd> B difficult to get on with his a\ parents and asks: Should I turc in-laws with contempt?" He rrel y human being with ;ontempt. may despise a peractions. You may '.erything that perds for. matter
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    That pain in your chest could be indigestion
    822 9 That pain in your chest could be indigestion tltt way: "I thought ne, doctor. I've been getting I don't suppose it's anyi hopes desperately that it ared stiff. She thinks breast, or TB in her Blue lips One cause of quiet violent Is the beginning itftack of shingles. The pain
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    Word Puzzle H: Winning solution
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    THE JUDGES' COMMENTS ON DIFFICULT CLUES
    608 9 THE JUDGES' COMMENTS ON DIFFICULT CLUES PRIZE in the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle "H" was won by: Mrs. D. Siddons, 22, Wee Nam Road, Singapore, 11. She submitted a solution which, in the opinion of the judges, contained the most apt and accurate answers to the clues. Here
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      Softball
      242 10 Right from scratch for beginners Lesson 3 MAYING considered Ihe e.ementarv procedure of Ihe game, let's Jake a look ;il Ihe kev posi lions ;iikl Ihe things lhal the players imisl do. i: PITCHING AND CATCHING. PITCHING. The pitcher is the most important m th« tands 46 feet from
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      HE TAKES HIS TRAINING SERIOUSLY
      127 10 HE TAKES HIS TRAINING SERIOUSLY I>\n||; j'AN.I \M. M„n. Kian Ann 1 Queenstown Secondary, is a swimmer who takes his training seriously. Right he s preparing for the l omhint'd Schools Carnival. Inrni IV student, he took up swimmini in His iitm success u.is in when Ur won tie >ards
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      A HOCKEY STAR SCORES CRICKET 100
      85 10 A HOCKEY STAR SCORES CRICKET 100 SERANGOON GARDEN. Mon. Serangoon GarSports Cluo beat Kranji Wireless Station by 122 runs friendly cricket match Serangoon Garden Sports held. Jacobs, hockey star of Serangoon Garden scored a chanceless century for the club. He then went on to take four Kranii wickets for nine
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      SCHOOLBOY STAR IS HOPING TO MAKE THE GRADE AS SOCCER PROFESSIONAL
      207 10  - SCHOOLBOY STAR IS HOPING TO MAKE THE GRADE AS SOCCER PROFESSIONAL CHOO KIM LOCK By Pasir Panjang. Monday AT seventeen Alexandra Modern School's Selwyn Williams is already an experienced footballer. A Form V student. Selwyn has played what one would call "big soccer*' in London. his home town. His first
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      BRITON RUNS 10 MILES IN 48 MINUTES
      78 10 T ONDON. Mon.— Ba^il HeatI ley, English crosscountry champion, ran ten miles in 48 min 184 sec yesterday. It was 6.4 sec outside tne world record held by Emii Zatopek of Czechoslovakia. Heatley, 26-year-oid gardener, was contesting the I Amateur Athletic Association championship
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      Easter regatta
      46 10 MANILA. Mon. Manila Yacht Club beat Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club in their annual Easter Regatta. Manila finished yesterday's race with 67*2 poinu, against Hong Kong's 53. Hong Kong's Allan Stevens and Arnold Duchstein took second place in the Inter--1 national 110 class.— Reuter.
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      IF YOU'RE KEEN TO CYCLE COME AND JOIN
      72 10 IF YOU'RE KEEN TO CYCLE COME AND JOIN The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association is calling for entries for the grass track meet to be held at Farrer Park on Sundav. April 24. The events will be quarter half, one, three and ten i miles. Heats will be held from 9
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      Lock icon GEOFF DUKE WILL COACH JAPANESE
      32 10 LONDON, Mon. Geoff i Duke, Britain's former world champion racing motor j cyclist, left London airport* last night for Japan. He will 1 coach Japanese riders. Reuter
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      DAILY BRIDGeM
      154 10 THIS hand caused a lot of trouble in this year's trials. It was not easy tor North-South to i '.fie that Five Diamonds was the only makeable game contract: the defence could not come 1 to a Heart trick and Souths losers were restricted to two Diamonds. One
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      Chess
      311 10 Lesson number 12: by Fred Reinfeld Wi; have talked about check the prime ob u jective of Chess. Now let us sec how it can be made the most effective. When a player cannot escape from check, it is checkmate and he has lost the game. So let us
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      SCA picks 18-man cricket squad
      124 10 SCA picks 1 8-man cricket squad THE Singapore Cricket! Association has I formed an 18-man squad in an effort to improve the standard of; play among state cricketers. The squad will hold its second practice tomorrow at > the Singapore Cricket Club nets. The objects of the State squad are:—
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      Lock icon Barcelona top Real Madrid
      69 10 MADRID. Mon.— Barcelona retained the Spanish Football League championship beating Real Madrid on goal average. The two clubs meet in a first leg semi-final of the European Cup on Thursday. Birmingham City meet Barcelona on the Spanish team's ground on May 4 in the second leg
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      Biggest meet in S'pore
      159 10 Biggest meet in S'pore SINGAPORE. Mon. The biggest golfing event in Singapore will take place on April 30. May 1. 2. It is the Open Spring Meeting at the Roval Singapore Golf Club for m and women. The competition will be open to all golfers in Singapore. However, they mu>t
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      Mr. Evergreen took a wholl year to train for that title
      49 10  - Mr. Evergreen took a wholl year to train for that title CHOW SECK CHIEW I By Self V "I NEVER expected i<> w n. green Junior after He? in. fore a panel <j! six j 1 1< J>." I Next tarfl H<iU in, I ilv ■KMlf Mr EVERGREEN J
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      BRABHAM SETS LAP RECORD
      49 10 BRABHAM SETS LAP RECORD PAU 'France i. Mon.— World driving champion Jack Brab- ham set a new unofficial record for the Pau track yesterday in second day trials of the Grand Prix de Pau. The race is today. Brabham, in a Cooper, finished in 1 min. 34 sec. U.P.I
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      BIG DARTS TOURNEY IN SINGAPORE
      37 10 BIG DARTS TOURNEY IN SINGAPORE Darts players in Shiga) are preparing for the b.g tournament in about tl weeks time. They will be competing the Tiger Beer trophy. The competition will bo run on a league ba-
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      Heroine Yeap breaks 2 recor at Easter swimming carnival
      184 10 SINGAPORE. Mon r DAY'S sports heroine is 21-year-old state swimmer Yeap Ean Ee. She won four events breaking two records at the third Easter quadrangular meet at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. She broke the first record on Saturday in
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      ALKAN CHEVALIER PS BURMA GLORY ITH A FINE RUN
      22 11 performance the main Class H (returns to the winivourite Conquistador Wird rode well.
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      French take rugby apart... and become world power
      63 11 French take rugby apart... and become world power Mon. British Rugby mil ydire a accent. 1 the son of the 1960 in H r they tse to rbprodueed .daptat: ,ime cm the standption of Rugby as Soccer of Real Mad- B Basic difference in ap- Rugby ive been brought ball
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      Olves skipper gets apartheid insults
      89 11 Olves skipper gets apartheid insults 1 London. Monday 1 South African who >tain of Wo: m gainst the insults rthpiri-hatred to I 1 team In the Cup v. mbley. g dream seemed po>.mplete I u/right when :ched him to cenLfter George Showell. deputy for fl pi Bui isj the .tart
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      RACE FINISHES AT KUALA LUMPUR
      127 11 I (lass ,y Div. ;> t»F. Won by: 1. nk. Time: lir.in. 15 4 .">. l.is> ;>. Div. 2 SF. Won by: 11, note. Time: lmin. I<>. l.is> 5, niv. I— GF. Won by: 2, 2, hd. Time: lmin. I~> 4 5. SmWtSlffi&&BiB&" "*i BMMBgy
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      480 11 Waterski carnival in the rain... but fun just the same continuing on his own, did an amusing clown act. "Tiny Tots" saw Peter Keng, Leslie Foo and Jceeph Foo, all under 12, ski past at top speed. Rosemary Hamilton followed with a piggy-back ride on the broad shoulders of Wong
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      52 11 BLOEMFON'TEIN. Mon Gert Potgeiterof South Africa broke his own world 440 yards hurdles record in 49.3 sec. in j the national championships here. His former world mark of 49 7 sec. was set at Cardiff during the British Empire j and Commonwealth Game- in I July,
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    Only careful batting this morning can save match for Singapore
    414 12  - Only careful batting this morning can save match for Singapore VAZIR MARKAR By Singapore, Monday. [CROWDS THRONG THE FINISHING STRETCH AS COMPETITORS CRUISE HOME AFTER 816 GRUELLING MILES FROM IPOH TO SINGAPORE... NOW THE WAIT FOR RESULTS ONLY careful batting by the six remaining U plavers can save Singapore from
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    HOSPITAL MATRON FROM IPOH WAS FIRST IN
    342 12 HOSPITAL MATRON FROM IPOH WAS FIRST IN 'T'HE Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run which ended in Singapore yesterday saw only sixteen of the sixty starters in the final lap return within the specified time. About forty-four of the starters In the Kuala Lumpur to S re. the longest distance three different
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    EASTER MONDAY SPORTS TIES
    41 12 CRICKET: Inter -State (third day) Singapore v Selangor, padan? (11 a.m.). SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Di\. So— Cosmos v S.H.B. Police. Balestier Road: Div. 3d Junior A. A. v Indian Brotherhood. Farrer Park. Friendly— R.A.P.C. v 1.R.C.. Nee Soon.
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    Two S'pore golfers to meet for the title
    328 12 Two S'pore golfers to meet for the title I KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Newcomer F. U. Turner made himself a strong favourite to win the Malayan Golf Association's amateur championship yesterday. He reached the final with a convincing win against J. L. O'Sullivan bv six and five at the Selangor Golf
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    Scoreboard
    233 12 SINGAPORE IST INNINGS 107. SELANGOR IST INNINGS T. Tarumagnanam c Griffin b Kirkham 10 S. Rajalingam b Kirkhum 5 H. G. Raiisome b Jeffett 0 M. Shepherdson lbw Sandosham Koay Koon Leong b Sandosham 5 M. C. Kailasapathy c Kirkham b Sanaosham fi C. Mahadevan b Kirkham 2 C.
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    THE MALAYS DISPLAY VAST SUPERIORITY TO EARN 3-1 VICTORY
    145 12 THE MALAYS DISPLAY VAST SUPERIORITY TO EARN 3-1 VICTORY Singapore MY 3 Alagappa 1 OERANGOON Malay Youngsters displayed all- round superiority in beating Alagappa MSC i in a yesterday's S.A.F.A. Division 3 C League match at Farrer Park. The match was keenly contested in the first half. So keen was
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    SELETAR YOUNG INDIANS ARE BEATEN
    83 12 SELETAR YOUNG INDIANS ARE BEATEN IN a SAFA Division 3B League match played an the MFA ground yesterday, Indian Youngsters beat the Seletar Young Indians 4-0 Scorers were Vincent Dass, Sritharam. Nadarajah and Kunjuraman. Mr. E. O. Pereira refereed. At the other Division 3C match played at Geylang Stadium, Katong
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