The Singapore Free Press, 19 April 1960

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    20 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVPRVBnnv is T )yj( M6 kmj The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    ND OF CRISIS ON JULY 31
    212 1 Yan& di-Pertuan A^on^ official date in speech ienm& Parliament: Constitution to Le amended QUOTE w There were many dark periods when to most of us the prospect of victory seemed remote It has not been an easy victory and the cost has been dear
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    'Terror will not be forgotten easily—it's a great victory'
    411 1 'Terror will not be forgotten easily— it's a great victory' KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday ..MIOt have md ihe ards in itself. and y during the iruggle." g di-Pertuan bad always .ion of the oment that iid not be real ,)untry untTrorism in every form was completely eliminated. It had accordingly been
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    PROFIT-SHARING AT ICI: A £5.5 MIL. BONUS FOR THE MEN
    65 1 PROFIT-SHARING AT ICI: A £5.5 MIL. BONUS FOR THE MEN LONDON. Tues.— Under a profit-sharing scheme, 93.187 employees of Imperial Chemical Industries. Britain's biggest industrial combine, have qualified for a total bonus for 1958 of £5.584.167, an average of nearly £60, it was announced today. The bonus was used by
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    Lock icon THE THINGS A GIRL WILL DO FOR LOVE...
    115 1 THE THINGS A GIRL WILL DO FOR LOVE... JOHANNESBURG, Tues. J Almost in the nude, Miss Melita Kiss, a pretty blonde Hungarian without a country, swam the crocodile infested Limpopo River from the South Africa side to Southern Rhodesia, to try and reach the man she wants to marry. Once
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    Tanker on fire
    17 1 BANGKOK, Tues.— The British oil tanker. Athel Duchess, was partly damaged by fire yesterday.
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    Death for 3 on ice
    21 1 KUSHIRO, (Japan), Tues.— Death took three boys frolicking on ice in a lake here on Sunday.
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    Polaris fails
    18 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues.— A Polaris missile failed vesterday after being fired from a ship at sea.
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    Pioneer doing well
    25 1 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The United States baby planet Pioneer V, launched on March 11, was more than five million miles from earth yesterday.
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    Lock icon A QUARREL-THEN STAR DEBRA LEAVES HUSBAND NO. 2 19 DAYS AFTER THEIR WEDDING
    113 1 A QUARREL-THEN STAR DEBRA LEAVES HUSBAND NO. 2 19 DAYS AFTER THEIR WEDDING HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Film star Debra Paiet who divorced her first husband a "?he th red r -halreT|iamour *lrl. married to I after a quarrel, but I don't know when she will return Debra has to leave for
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    Poor-show Sattar: Will he get the sack?
    346 1  - Poor-show Sattar: Will he get the sack? VAZIR MARKAR By SINGAPORE, Tues. Will the Singapore Amateur Football Association retain the services of Rahim Sattar as its official coach? This will be discussed at the Associations finance and administrative committee meeting today. Rahim Sattar was appointed in January in an honorary
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    STOP PRESS
    51 1 .-.v i MALAYAN $T0> EXCHANGE I V l n II I N K RUBBER UNCHANGED M OIL STRIKE J> 4 1 I the I 3 AM RAID GANG OF r.\\.% Mini: i It I III I 1 tl PLANE DIVERTED r \> i i j m i Ifun
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    19 1 First Malayan Fund managers' prices today buying S1.26 and selling $1.33. Second Malayan Fund managers' price—selling $1.03.
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    A raid by rebels
    18 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Thirty rebels raided the villages of Rantja Marujung and TjL>abuk. near Bandung.
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    Hunger strike
    17 1 MADRID. Tups.— About 100 political prisoners in Madrid's provincial prison are on a hunger strike.
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    Java Sea exercise
    15 1 JAKARTA. Tues. The Indonesian Navy will hold manoeuvres in the Java Sea.
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    TAKE-OVERS
    100 2 Tekka makes offer for Gopeng LONDON: The Board of Tekka Ltd. announce that they have received an offer from Gopeng Consolidated Ltd. to purchase the whole of the issued share capital of the company with a view to merging the interest of the two companie.v The terms of the
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    EARNINGS
    219 2 Cyanamid income highest ever PORTLAND. Maine: American Cyanamid Company's first quarter sale* and earnings were the highest for any quarter in *he company's history. Mr. Thomas I Perkins, chairman, told shareholder* at the lirm's annual meeting here. Earnings showed an improvement of 27 per cent over the corresponding period
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    LOOK-AROUND
    127 2 Shorter working week demanded LONDON: Leaaers of about 20 unions representing 350.000 Industrial workers, in Government employ, have seen Mr. Derick Heathcoat Amory. Chancellor of the Exchequer, to press a demand for a &hor;er working week. T*he unions want hours cut from 44 to 40. They represent electricians, plumbers,
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    Record sales in Rambler cars
    69 2 DETROIT: American Motors Corporation said sales of its Rambler cars In the first third of April were the highest for any opening period of a month in history. Rambler retail deliveries totalled 13.271, a 50 per cent rise over the opening third of March when
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    Upturn in Ford sales indicated
    70 2 DETROIT: The Ford division of Ford Motor Company has said that sales in the flr^r third of April "definitely indicate" that a Spring upturn In car sales has begun. The divisions general manager. Mr. J. O. Wright. sairt sales had totalled almost 5,900 cars and
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    85 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. Teiresias 6/7, Noreverett 8/9. Balong 10/11, Tijuca 13/14, Bendoran 15/16, Tabian 18, Seiyai Maru 19, Segamat N. Wall 2, Labuan Hadji N. Wall 3. East Sea
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    Sharp competition for rice orders
    62 2 HAMBIRG: Business on the Hamburg rice market moved within normal limits during the first half of April. Domestic wholesalers covered their requirements under existing contracts. Comparatively sharp competition developed between the mills for new orders particular as far as bulk orders were concerned and the
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 HONG KONG, Monday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <fc S. Banking Corporation $1,252 $1,255 sales .sales Unions Ins. Canton $93.50 $95.00 sales sales Wheelock Ifardtn 7.15 7.40 7.35 7.50 sales sales H'Kong phone $36.00 $36.25 sales sales Dairy Farm <fc Cold Storage $2590 $26.30
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    Optimism in U.S. over trade challenge to Singapore
    333 2 Optimism in U.S. over trade challenge to Singapore WASHINGTON. Tuesday. THE COMMERCIAL FUTURE of Singapore is regarded optimistically in official circles here, but experts anticipate a kmg period o\ readjustment of a cfcufing pattern of emmh merce in South-East Asia. Singapore has been known traditionally as an entrepol centre where
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      7 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices.
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      New York Prices
      59 2 NEW YORK, April 18. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 99.12 99.00 TIN future Straits Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures May 40.07* 40.171 July 39. 3i 39.00 TONE: Quiet but steady. SALES: 10 lots. No. 1 RSS April landed price <0| 401 COFFEE: Futures B* Contract May 37.25
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      Dow Jones Averages
      36 2 NEW YORK. April 18. j Previous Today j 30 Industrials 890.12 630.77 J 20 Railroads 143 '.'1 143.55 40 Domestic Bond? 83.05 53. 02 15 Utilities 9»M -35 Stocks Composite Averages 207.44 207.64
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      U.S. Pepper
      53 2 M.ilabar spot ;ind awaiting n B2i to «3, afloat* S3, April ■hipmmt m. Lnmpong spot and awaiting release 62i to 63, atloats 63, April shipment 64. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and await inK rHeaM 88, afloats 88, April shipment 98, sHk-rs. ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      24 2 Previous Today PHILIPPINE COPRA c.i.f. U.S. Pacific ports per short ton $205.00 $205.00 UNITED KINGDOM MARKETS ARE CLOSED TODAY. EASTER MONDAY
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    Hong Kong losing grip on sundry markets in Singapore, Malaya
    286 2 Hong Kong losing grip on sundry markets in Singapore, Malaya HONG KONG, Tuesday. JAPAN and Communist China arc edging Hong Kong out of the sundry markets in Singapore and Malaya. According to Hong Kong traders, the loss of ground was first felt early this year when Singapore and Malayan orders
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    THE TIN MARKET IS QUIET IN NEW YORK
    29 2 THE TIN MARKET IS QUIET IN NEW YORK YOKK tivity ceni deliveries suppl:* aval Copp< lowpro' copper quit tic copper spot or nei Scrap cop: but Good zine d
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    New York: Rubber quiet
    31 2 NEW YORK: Rubber futures were steady but trading continued restricted. Dealers reported that physical rubber prices were steady but the market was quiet reflecting the overseas holiday.
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    Treasury bill issue
    20 2 LONDON: The tol of application fur last offer of £280 million Tr« bills at 91-day was £i
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    2,800 Works by U.S. stes
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    Holidays abroad now on credit!
    14 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE fsdafa I •1 1 \y^ Hitch
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    Floods on Easter Day
    34 3 0 Heavy torrential rain on Sunday flooded many areas in Singapore Picture shows some of the vehicles making their way through flooded Bukit Timah Road, opposite the University of Malaya.
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    New Governor due
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    At the S'pore Airport every evening: 'Cowboys and Indians'
    109 3 At the S'pore Airport every evening: 'Cowboys and Indians' I I the •i s lop them from playing here. As lon- as they do «»ot scntek the walls or furniture in the lounge, they c .tn p'-»> as lons as tlir\ want farmer with si\ children told the Free Press:
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    Repairs for Istana
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUK TU< The House of Representatives will be asked this week to approve 5580.000 for renovations and extensions to the Istana Negara, the official residence or the Yang diPertuan Agong.
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    New RRI director
    29 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs. Dr. C. C. Webster, a former Director of Agriculture in the Federation has been appointed the new Director of the Rubber Research Instil
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    WHERE TO SEE FREE FILM SHOWS THIS WEEK
    115 3 WHERE TO SEE FREE FILM SHOWS THIS WEEK SINGAPORE, Tues. The Field Section of the btry Of Culture will give tree lilm shows at the following places during the week: i on \Y: st. Joseph's Inution playground: Beach Road Crawford Street vacant ground: Tanjong Pagar iS.H B. Labour Quarter-. TOMORROW:
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    An invitation to folk dancing
    60 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The i Federation oi Boys Clubs. which has formed a Folk ,Dance Club at its headquar- ters, in Kallang, will hold i dance practices once a iortI night. The chairman of the dance club. Mr. Tan Bens Wah, said all members were welcome
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    All about turtles
    36 3 KUALA LUMPUR. T. Toun>t.s have been toici how giant turtles from the China Sea come up on the East ist beaches of Malaya, dig three-foot holes an In batches of a dozen or
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    A RED CROSS APPEAL TO ASIAN WOMEN IN S'PORE
    115 3 A RED CROSS APPEAL TO ASIAN WOMEN IN S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tu< The Ov< Director Of the British Red Cross Society. Miss Joan Whittington, appealed for more Asian women to do voluntary work for Singapore branch. Whittington v. the Tan To pital, where the branch B library for patiei Now on
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    Brunei census
    32 3 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. A Stale-wide census will be carried out by tne Government from April 28. according to Mr. L. W. Jones, Superintendent of Census for Sarawak and North Borneo.
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    Sir Roland Turnbull
    23 3 JESSELTON, Tues. Sir Roland Turnbull. iormer Governor of North Borneo, has been admitted to the West London Hospital lur observation.
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    A tall major kept heads at the airport turning
    186 3 A tall major kept heads at the airport turning SINGAPORE, Tuesday.. A TALL. Making figure restlessly pacing the Singapore Airport terminal building arresteri the attention of llu i Saturday morning crowd. What turned their heads was the resplendent uniform of the Swedish Army he wore. When interviewed by the Free
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    'Dupa Kenchana'
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ahmad Jailar will lead the Radic Singapore "Dupa Kenchana' combo, in a programme ol Malay and Indonesian music presented in the modern manner, at 9.30 tonight.
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    MUSIC THE HARD WAY-HE IS NOW ON THE ROAD TO FAME SOME DAY
    137 3 MUSIC THE HARD WAY-HE IS NOW ON THE ROAD TO FAME SOME DAY IZATONG, Tues.— Tan 1V Kim Chwee 18, is a young man with a difference. He learned music the hard way. As a cliild, ho wa.s very interested in music, but unlurtunately ne couia not afford a proper
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    Student-teachers from Brunei
    52 3 PAYA LEBAR. Tue.v Six from Brunei flew into Singapore yesterday on their way io Koia Bharu, Kelantan, for training at the Teachers 1 Training College. They are Awangku Ibrahim bin Pengiran Damn. Omar bin Hidup. Jumai bin Abous Aziz bin Dauci. Abu Bakar bin [Othman and Mustapha
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    'Queen ot the Year'
    30 3 KUALA BELAIT (Borneo). Tues. A former Singapore schoolgirl, 20-year-old Miss Naemah binte Mohamed Yusof. won the "Queen of the Year" beauty title lure during the weekend.
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      134 3 UI.'M:IJ.I:JJ:M.IBBffBI Medium Wave 476 metrev 6.45 Sunse* >tieiiade. I ).J Anshort wave. m «.tre« U7KO "ouncemeuth: 6.55 Siiwjapm^ SHORT WAVE: b. metres H*»» share markel report: kc/s.) from 9.00 p.m. 10.00 p.m. news: 7.10 Newstalk; 15 7i»e dai l Chai-j.'os Affair —^Pari One. P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- Melodies and memona
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    Smart!
    232 4 ...BUT THE LAW WASNT MOVED BY THIS CLEVER LITTLE DOG WHO WOULD NOT PUT ON A LEASH LONDON, Tuesday. JT w;is a little black ;md brown d0g. ...a careful little d0g... .a very paragon among little dogs. It could sit, walk, run, retrieve. All to a word or a
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    Stalin's half-brother is also Josef to his friends
    382 4 FACE WITH DISTURBINGLY FAMILIAR FEATURES PARIS, Tuesday. /^FTER 50 YEARS his French still has a rolling Russian accent. And everybody in the narrow Paris street where he lives calls him Sosso, which is good, friendly Russian for Josef. Which is what they
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    AN UNUSUAL EASTER MODEL AT SCHOOL MEETING FASCINATES LITTLE LOLA
    58 4 AN UNUSUAL EASTER MODEL AT SCHOOL MEETING FASCINATES LITTLE LOLA This unusual model— it looks like the tjreat grandfather of all Kaster chicks— made with red white and (Old cardboard by mothers attending a weekend London school meeting of parents, fascinates little Lola Rittner perhaps it reminds her of all
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    HORN BLAST FOILS WIFE'S BID TO DIE
    76 4 HORN BLAST FOILS WIFE'S BID TO DIE NEW YORK. Tues.— An endless blast on a car horn awoke Edmund Setal in New Jersey last night. He rushed to his garage and found his wife Doris slumped over the wheel of his car. The engine was running and the garage doors
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    $3m. textile mill
    29 4 TAIPEH. Tues.— T. J. Stevenson and Company will invest about U.S. $1 mil. (Ms3 mil.) on Formosa by setting up a textile mill on the island.
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    Lock icon Four skiers killed
    23 4 SWITZERLAND. Tues. Four Swiss skiers were killed yesterday by an avalanche in the region nt tbp ftrowH St Bernard. U.P.I
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    Tough going in business
    43 4 £L^L YORK> is toURh ™»»P»ains a New A £~k ES eS an Put u a neu P™' l on the market. A week later the Russians have -invented' it. Two weeks later the Japanese are making it at half-price"
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    Pratt came to Britain to plan a kidnap
    78 4 HE HIRED A STUNT V| A|^B ON HELICOPTER TO SNATCH HIS DAUGHTER LONDO' I J)AVID PRATT, :)2->iar-ol(I farmer who \g now luii shooting of Dr. Verwoerd, w autumn making plans to kidn ip old daughter. Pratt hired Mickey guy mh\ stunt nuuu
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    Prize of honou
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    DISCRIMINATION HURTS US IN MANY WAYS SAYS NEGRO LAWYER
    109 4 DISCRIMINATION HURTS US IN MANY WAYS SAYS NEGRO LAWYER NEW YORK, Tues.— D i s c r i m i n a tion hurts the Negro in many ways. It hurts him In his heart when he walks Into a bar, and they just freeze him out by ignoring him,
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    SELF-STYLED NAZI HELD AFTER A BOMB OUTRAGE
    96 4 SELF-STYLED NAZI HELD AFTER A BOMB OUTRAGE NEW YORK, Tues.— Jerry Hunt, 16, a self-styled Nazi, has been arrested at Gadsden, Alabama, after a "Molotov cocktail" was thrown at a window of a crowded synagogue. An assailant opened fire with an automatic rifle wnen several people rushed out. Two injured
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    DEARER SMOKES: PETE THE PIRATE DECLARES WAR ON THE BUDGET
    191 4 DEARER SMOKES: PETE THE PIRATE DECLARES WAR ON THE BUDGET ONDON, Tues.— Pete the Pirate hoisted his Jolly Roger last week and declared war on the Budget. "I am not going to sell any cigarettes at the new price." he declared. And with a yo-ho-ho he pasted up notices on
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    Lock icon Storms kill five
    24 4 NEW YORK, TUes. i people died during snow :ns and tornadoes which swept mid-western s: America over the last twr Reuter
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    When bombs fall
    26 4 TAIPEH. Tues. The tional garrison force on Quemoy has started a project on a building capable of accommodating 13.000 civilians against air raids
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    8 die in casino fire'
    26 4 8 die in casino fire COLOMBIA, Tues. Eight people died when a nre destroyed an hotel casino at the ide resort of Bocana at the weekend.
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    Exiled Peron likely to go on reluctant holiday from Spain
    151 4 Exiled Peron likely to go on reluctant holiday from Spain MADHII), Tuesday. L ma Pero P' foni "-r strong-man of the Argentine^ is likely to K out of another counbry soon. He has been holidaying in exile in Spain since last January. But Peron's successor as President of the Argentine
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    Delay at Customs
    33 4 LONDON, Tues.— More than 100 British Servicemen on leave from Christmas Island in the Pacific were detained for more than two hours at London Airport on Sunday for customs clearance.
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    Where drunks go...
    34 4 MOSCOW. Tues.— The trade union newspaper, Trud. has denounced one of Russia's holiest shrines as a haunt of hooligans, drunks and tricksters. It Is time to end all this, it urged.
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    Canterbury pilgrims
    30 4 LONDON, Tues.-A party of 20 pilgrims, some of them in 14th century costume, have set off from Winchester on a 120-mile trek along the pilgrim way to Canterbury.
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    John back in his Beloved city after 25 years
    11 5 John back in his Beloved city after 25 years 1 i
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    Boy (10) wants to renounce the world the status of a Buddha
    166 5 Boy (10) wants to renounce the world the status of a Buddha SINGAPORE, Tuesday. P-N YEAR OLD Wothipalah Ratana*- a Primary 111 pupil of Rangoon Road School wants to renounce the world for the life of a Buddhist priest. Priesthood is ;i family vocation. His lather, Vutthissara Ratana, 7!). is
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    HE RETIRES AFTER SERVING A SPIRIT FOR 30 YEARS
    46 5 HE RETIRES AFTER SERVING A SPIRIT FOR 30 YEARS Tues ■four-year-old m bin Said Pairetaker of the :ramat at the :th milestone Bu- Road, is 30 v find a :or the )bib Savyi, Lapan mat>, 1543. Upkeep .ir-old x»d. •on --8.. nly 14 and :or the
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    A better stadium
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    Police transfer
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    Catherine (beauty from Bandung) feels the call of stage again
    68 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pRETTY 28-year-old Catherine Schmidt is feeling the call of the stage aeain. .vell-pro- IlldOitured sJ ria Mei tt some n. then joined Maria Menados tracompai "It was a really wonderful 18 months of singing." she added. who speaks
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    Constitution and the MCP
    43 5 Constitution and the MCP KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A provision banning the Malayan Communist Party and Communist-inspired political parlies is likely to be included in tne Federation Constitution following UMNO's adoption of a resolution calling on the Government to wine provision into the constitution.
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    Ban strip-tease call
    44 5 PENANG. Tiies.— Tne Pen- i ang Muslim Youih Society has passed a resolution calling on the Government to ban beauty contests and strip-tease snows "because they are alien to Malayan culture ana nave a deicrioraung effect on the morals ui youth."
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    Malaya's naval base
    38 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue>. The site for Malaya's own naval base Is expecti-d to be announced by the Federation Government soon. Subject to favourable report by the consultant engineers, the Government's tentative choice is Port Dickson.
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    OPINION The end of the Emergency
    328 6 OPINION The end of the Emergency 4ND so the tide of terrorism h a s drained out and the Emergency is to be lifted on July 31 this year 12 years and 45 duys after the first shots were fired in Sungei Siput. For those, walled within the safety of
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    This could be YOUR bedroom
    313 6 ABOVE: EXPERT LAYOi LEFT AND BELOW TWO VIEWS OF THIS LOVELY RQQ No. 2 IN THIS SERIES DESIGN BY QUEK FURNITURE STOP; \yOl LI) you like your bedroom in I) Iu e, pink and gold? You can have pastel blue on the wall where the
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    1073 6 The wife ('I'll start ticking soon of a split-second man Do you hove a problem? Esme will give you advice or a ticking off. Write to Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press, Times House, Singapore 9. Deal* Esme f tyIGHT and morning my husband corrects the clocks to the split
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    THE PRICE LIST
    23 6 PRICE LIST: Double bed and kJ mattress 5220; two bedside tabl I in<r table S2(MI. bookshelf Slid; dreJ table 5:590.
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    42 6 T*H£ young psychoanalyst, huqgard Wi t h the troubles c I jxitients, got into the lift uith an elderly but sprightly a consultant. 'How on earth do you re- via I I I to I I "Who
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    Lessons on how to beat smugglers
    59 7 I uNUS ually rotund I T a PECULIAR I HESE TRAITS I HEM AWAY Singapore, Tuesday. I rated bulk around her s unusual gait, a furtive its betray the identity of a at Bscal barriers, -I llieir part, and the cat is spectacled instructor
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    THE CAT THAT BECAME THE AIRPORT'S 'OFFICIAL' RAT-CATCHER
    93 7 THE CAT THAT BECAME THE AIRPORT'S 'OFFICIAL' RAT-CATCHER OAYA LEBAR, Tues.— They call her "Puss." But "Puss" is no ordinary cat. She la the Singapore rport's "official" ratcatch' The airport is nor home which she makes it her business to patrol relentlessly. Hunting ground Said a Department of Civil Aviation
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    You are looking lovely today
    24 7 LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Dorccn Bligh. She is "JO and works in ;i travel agency. J 1 i
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    A HOLIDAY TRIP FOR WIFE IS HIS WAY OF SAYING THANKS
    54 7 A HOLIDAY TRIP FOR WIFE IS HIS WAY OF SAYING THANKS GAPORE. Tues. A nusband showed wife by giva holiday trip to and Hong Koi. Leow Kim Fat Badminton Assohis wife sterday. ..ohday Mi Leow. "It will 'be a pie. nange for her" trip she'll be of aid a happy
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    Canadian visitors
    21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A IT- men study group from Canadian National Defence College is now visitins: the Federal Capital.
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    British varsities
    26 7 SINGAPORE, Tues— Mr. D. Hardwick, of the British Council, will speak on "Universities in Britain" at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. on Friday, at 7.30 p.m.
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    $16.5 million loans
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    Hong Kong trip no longer a dream to $500 contest winner
    108 7 Hong Kong trip no longer a dream to $500 contest winner x PORE. Tues. D. Siddons. 58, ole winner of Free Press Puzzle "H" coni ts the >ajd: "It >d thing I did not nd and i therwi>e I be have won it. deed a v I ter gift."' Easy
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    Fatal lorry crash on Easter Day
    47 7 N'GAPORE. Tues. A e-aged Chinese amah .led on Easter Sunday on when the lorry she travelling in. crashed ditch off the sth. ne Thomson Road. Chan Ah Hoe. 43. travelled with a lends to pay homthe deceased during ten* Beim festival.
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    Soap production
    15 7 SINGAPORE. Tlies Mamanuiactured 48.0<3 s of soap in year. Singaof production :;S.OOG cwts.
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    Public lecture
    24 7 A PORE, Tues.— Ronald .d discusses the explosive n in South Africa in f alk "Whither South AlRadio Singapore D I > tonight.
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    Hertogh rioter Awangku, just out of jail, is now Brunei 'terror'
    179 7 Hertogh rioter Awangku, just out of jail, is now Brunei 'terror' BRUNEI TOWN, Tuesday. 4 BRUNEI MALAY, recently released from Changi Prison in Singapore for his par! in Ihe Hertogh riots in l!).">0, is now back in jail here. Awangku Shariff bin Shariff Kadir is serving five months' imprisonment after
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    THEY OFFER A SILENT PRAYER TO 'SACRED' CROCODILE
    207 7 THEY OFFER A SILENT PRAYER TO 'SACRED' CROCODILE BU KI T PANJANG, Tues. A 20-foot crocodile, with barnacles all over the body, has its home in Sungei Kadut. It is sacred to fishermen, who regard it as a kramat. The crocodile basks on the sand bank during the day and
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    SI31.000 grant
    24 7 SI 31.000 grant $131,000 grant IPOH, Tues. The Perak Government has allocated $131,000 for the extension of national-type aided-Chinese primary school In the State
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    'GETTING TO KNOW THE FAR EAST' TRIP FOR FOREIGN TOURS ASSISTANT
    182 7 'GETTING TO KNOW THE FAR EAST' TRIP FOR FOREIGN TOURS ASSISTANT SINGAPORE, Tues. Miss Ellen Ong, an assistant in a local firm's foreign tours section, left Singapore yesterday on the Chusan on a familiarisation tour of the Philippines, Hong Kong, Macao, Formosa and Thailand. Her company is sending her to
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    FIRST TIME OUT AND HE TAKES A CHESS TITLE
    72 7 FIRST TIME OUT AND HE TAKES A CHESS TITLE SINGAPORE. Tues. School-boy James Lee, 17. won the Class II title in the Malayan Chess Federation's recent Congress. It was his first try in a Malayan competition James has just completed his schooling and will be entering the University of Malaya
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    French team to study conditions of trade in Malaya
    170 7 French team to study conditions of trade in Malaya SINGAPORE, Tues. A 15 member trade mission is due to arrive here from Colombo on April 30 to study market conditions and make business contacts. It will be headed by M. Andre Dubois, president of H. Dubois Co., one of the
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    'Private Lives'—a sparkling Coward comedycomes to town this week
    307 7 'Private Lives'— a sparkling Coward comedycomes to town this week SINGAPORE, Tues. Performances of Noel Coward's best known comedy, 'Private Lives', will be presented this week at the Cultural Centre by the Changi Variety Club. Last Saturday, this play was staged at Changi. The fun in this play starts when
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    Combined talents show
    86 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The combined talents of Julia Tan (violin), Susheela Devi (violin), V. Ortega and Renaldo I. arnica (clarinets), Tibor Napholz (cello) and John Fernandez (bass) will be featured over Radio Singapore In "Continentale Musicale" at 8:15 tonight. VERNON THE HUNTSMAN' OF SINGAPORE BALLET FAME TAKES A
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      54 7 T- T] II wma-tsTme||| (O. i'm a a^> far a-s ?V Bi£ t FQ.«B»sJOS OLOPAL iv&L \MJ I OfiT JM i i AL.WAV-S V Pit W^ WOIsJOEB GO AS >OvJll 7 p^ M{ Con't trusi ia luck tie sure ot a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for
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    PIANOFORTE AND SINGING COMPETITION NEXT MONTH
    140 8 PIANOFORTE AND SINGING COMPETITION NEXT MONTH SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Musical Society will hold an opengrade Pianoforte and SingCompetition next month. The society reports that out of tlic 15 entrants tor the singing competition. 11 are men. The preliminary adjudicawill dc held at the Cultural Centre- the pianoforte prelim on
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    A conspiracy to 'chisel' children
    292 8 THEY JOIN FORCES TO LURE YOUNGSTERS INTO THEIR MAKESHIFT GAMBLING 'CASINOS' SERANGOON, Tuesday. TRISHA RIDERS, hawkers and even petu shop-keepers have conspired to lure schoo 1 children into their wayside gambling dens. Their make-shift dens have replaced thos. which hawkers set up near the schools
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    COWS ARE A MENACE SAY SENNETT RESIDENTS
    111 8 COWS ARE A MENACE SAY SENNETT RESIDENTS SENNETT ESTATE. Tues. —Stray cows and bulls are still annoying residents of this housing estate in spite of repeated efforts to get rid of them. Residents complain the cows roam the estate, obstruct traffic, trample on flower beds, upset dust-bins and litter the
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    He headed a business empire that gives employment to 65,000
    263 8 He headed a business empire that gives employment to 65,000 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE CHI SAX sailed into Singapore last week bringing a man who headed a business empire of 1,032 stores with 65,000 employees Mr. W.J. Turner, former managing director of Woolworths in Britain. He is on a round-the-world trip
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    'Brains Trust' panel
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Tucs. Pro- fessor C. J. Eliezer, Dr. Wang Gung-wu, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, Inche Samad bin Ismail j Mr. Beda Lim and Cho Khalidah binte Amin will answer listeners' questions in j Radio Singapore's "Brain Trust" at 10 o'clock tonight.
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    Annual meeting
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Government Pensioners' Association will hold its annual general meeting the Tiffin Room of the Singapore Civil Service Association (adjoining Government Office^ i Empress Place, on Saturday at 2.15 p.m.
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    SON MEETS PARENTS HE HASNT SEEN FOR YEARS
    130 8 SON MEETS PARENTS HE HASNT SEEN FOR YEARS SINGAPORE. Tues. A 58-year-old father and managing director ot one of the worlds largest perfume manufacturing companies had a brief reunion with his son in Singapore when the Chusan berthed here on Sunday. rather Is Mr. E. G. Perrot, of Worth Perl
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    Four brothers are Sa to say goodbye to S'pore friends
    25 8 SIV.Ai K pOl R Singapore sduiolboys •<i" on the < liusan to join TV. Continue studil
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    An envoy returns
    22 8 -.PORE. I uto [branim bin Omai Aln leral lor Iraq. I ea to Singapore alt* r visit 1 K
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    He forgot freak five-dollar note for three yea
    17 8 He forgot freak five- dollar note for three yea turn- I sioiv L<r I Comply I pec
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      616 8 SINGAPORE _ojf^ Rlfl TODAY: 6.15 p.m. TOMORROW: 4.;,1 am and I.Ui p.m. Till RSDAY: <i 11 ftJB. and 8 42 p.m. FRIDAY: 8.13 a.m and %JZZ p.m. SATURDAY: i.lt im and S\o3 a.m. KDAY: 10.00 a.m and o p.m. MONDAY: 10.41 a.m and lit 4i. p.m. The Free Press Daily
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    Light work in the kitchen with gadgets
    442 9 P >/t f j|w^tne ptxge for every woman YOUR BEAUTY PROBLEMS SOLVED housewives are very lucky indeed. In fact it's fun to work in the kitchen these days. Even career wives now long to experiment in the kitchen on Sundays. it any wonder?
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    Lovely to look at
    480 9  - Lovely to look at JOY MENG By WAISTLINE IS FINE-BUT LEGS AND ARMS ARE TOO PLUMP "1 have been dieting for two months." writes Molly Singapore, 12. "Now my waistline is just right but my legs and arms are still rather too plump.'" YOU couid try spot reducing for these
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    Pork, crab and prawn ball soup wins first prize
    344 9 Pork, crab and prawn ball soup wins first prize TTAVE you heard of 11 Pork, Crab and Prawn Ball Soup? Mrs. Monica Roberts, of 187-D, Strathmore Avenue, Singapore, 3, wins the first prize i n Recipe Contest No. 15 for this effort. She gets SlO from Eve plus a Nestle
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      367 9 60 gorgeous UF J fcjl shades to Uf^ V choose from tor your \j^ cheongsam or ,yV dress. V l^--' 1 ''TILL "~»_^**^v Stay fresh and uncreased |l£ I oil day in W I cep erT56 Shrink resistant, drip-dry, non-iron lightweight cot- Made in England ton. Fully Guaranteed. Sole Agents:
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1058 10 SHOPPING Centre CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. MAKING NEWS IN the j world these days are OKAY SOCKS. Their great
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    When team; have battled to standstill
    153 10 When team; have battled to standstill Chess lesson number 1 3 by FRED R[H CHECKMATE is bam to wii Hut often checkmaU h A draw is a gar which neither a tournament, a player w wins a gair.' with a point. II a draw, lves half a poi: arc various
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    147 10 I ON DON, 1 M Swamea Ban ;b o yesterday. H Abera\on 3 Neath 3. Ab« lery 0 Ebbw Vale 8. Ba Merchant Taylors 11. Bedl 13. Bridyend 32 D* port Services 8. Brio*: water Albion 12 Liverpool 9, BrLstc ..amplon \S. Cardifl 1? H
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    What you sholuld know about batting
    177 11 What you sholuld know about batting cnftball Lesson Number Fm.rl m hi> position by home M hit the pitched ball. He can eke skilfully place it tua in the Held. 1 n hits is called j t on Ist base ad, 3rd and home b. •oring one run I iot
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    HIGHEST PAID FOOTBALLER
    57 11 LONDON Tues.— Meet the world's highest paid footr -millionaire" inside Pole, of Brazil. who played for World ners Brazil in Stockholm in 1958. yesterday sign?d a two-year contract witn Santos F. C. which brings him: A down payment of £9,259 plus a house arid car. A daily
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    'GIVE ALL A CHANCE' POLICY FOR SCHOOLS
    174 11  - 'GIVE ALL A CHANCE' POLICY FOR SCHOOLS KEN TOFT 3v SINGAPORE, Tues. Give everybody a This is the policy of the Sinr e Combined CounworKing well In iter-distrlct ;,-ed this year in competition. i- di>trict>. K Bukit Timah. Pa Serangoon ar.d hold--13 popular will. In the mpetl- iect the top
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    Monk's Hill students to stage grand tattoo
    137 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. npHE annual athletic meet will be a grand occasion for Monk's Hill Secondary School this year, About 400 boys and girls from both the morning and afternoon sessions will take part in a spectacular tattoo. All records are expected either to
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    NEW SCHOOL GETS OFF TO A GOOD START UNDER FORMER MALAYAN CHAMPION
    315 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The new Bukit Panjang Government High School is off to a good start in the field of sports for its Sports Master is Mr. J* Bukit Panjang Government High School's Ist. soccer XI. FRONT ROW (from
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    No misbehaviour please ...strict stand by SCA
    163 11  -  VERITY GILL By SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE SINGAPORE Cricket Association will take disciplinary action on any State player I omul guilty of misbehaviour or bad sportsmanship. The order has gone out. Players must behave themselves during a state match. This applies to members of
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    405 11 WOLVES PULL AHEAD IN LEAGUE f ONDON, Tues.— Wolverhampton Wanderers jumped into a clear lead in the first division of the English Football League yesterday. Nearest rivals Tottenham Hotspur and Burnley both suffered shock defeats. Helped by two goals f rom j Jimmy Murray, Wolves beat Nottingham Forest 3-1. Jimmy
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    THE DECISION: CRICKET OR SOFTBALL
    156 11 THE DECISION: CRICKET OR SOFTBALL PRISON sports officials had to decide. Which was it to be. cricket or softball? After much thought and discussion they chose cricket. "Last year." said a Prisons spokesman yesterday, "we were faced with the same problem. We decided to give both games a try. But
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    Lock icon Ayala, the man from Chile, is out
    49 11 MONTE CARLO. Tues. Mike Davies of Great Britain beat Louis Ayala of Chile 6-4. 8-6 in a men's singles semifinal of the Monte Carlo international tennis championships. Spanish champion Andres Gimeno won the other semifinal, beating Gardner Mulloy (U.S.) 6-1. 6-2.- UPI
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    HOW THE OFF-SEASON ATHLETES KEEP FIT AND IN TOP FORM
    170 11  - HOW THE OFF-SEASON ATHLETES KEEP FIT AND IN TOP FORM ROYSTON LAZAROO By Singapore. Toes WHAT do our star sprinters do when they are not scorching the cinders during the off season? 1 took the trouble to nnd out by Interviewing or.< Singapore's top sprinters. Policeman Ernest Fnda keeps fit
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    Martin shines for Tanglin
    85 11 Martin shines for Tanglin FARRER PARK, Tv. Two goals in the second half by Martin Giang. 20, enabled Tanglin Youn^ to hold Geylang United 'A- 3 in a friendly soccer match yesterday. A form five student Jurong School, Martin was in great form. He was a constant threat to goalkeeper
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    The bails go flying for a duck...but this batsman returned to win match
    222 12 The bails go flying for a duck... but this batsman returned to win match I Singapore lst Inns. 107 SHangor lat. Inns. 156 SINGAPORE 2nd. INNS. (overnight 113-4) Jeffers c M. Shepherdson b Lee 40 Marks b C. Shepherdson 1 Da SUva c Beck b Lee 58 Bowles c Khoon
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    POLICEMAN COOKE ARRESTS SELANGOR HOPES TO SNATCH VICTORY BY 3 RUNS
    193 12  - POLICEMAN COOKE ARRESTS SELANGOR HOPES TO SNATCH VICTORY BY 3 RUNS VERITY GILL By SINGAPORE. Tuesday A GOLD .Modal performance by Policeman Cecil Cooke paved the \\a\ for Singapore's three-run victory. He pulled this three-day cricket match riuht out of the fire. For ta s Singapore were Ihe underdogs. Yesterday
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    Brab wins Grand Prix
    33 12 PM (France] Tacs.— Jack Brabham Australian world drivini; < hampion. won the formula two Grand Prix of P.m \rsttrday He u.is driving a Cooper. tmmi uix Maurice rrLntiguant, France, CooperClimax.
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    Spore XI picked against Pahang
    71 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore team to play Pahang in the Malayan Cricket Association League match at Pahang on April 30 and May 1 will be:Sivamayan, Keech, Da Silva. Bowles. Mungrue, Woodhouse, Kirkham. Angullia. Sithawalla, Sundosham and Cooke. Brian Marks and Jeffers were not available for
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      16 12 LIGHTWEIGHT MAKES A RECORD LIFT MOSCOW, Tues. Lightweight Vladimir Kaplunov pressed 288.806 lb, a world record.
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      18 12 JOHANNESBURG. Mrs. Bernice Vukovich beat holder Miss Sandra Reynolds 6-1, 2-6, 12-10 for the South African singles title.
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      29 12 TOKYO. Anthony Macaroni, president of the National Boxing Association, will be a judge for the world bantamweight title bout between champion Jose Becerra and Kcnji Yonekura on May 20.
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      10 12 TOKYO. Japan's Davis Cup team left Tokyo today for Manila.
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    18 12 Singapore Base District beat Rajaji Sports Club 3-1 in a soccer match at Fort Canning yesterday.
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    Juniors (10 men only) take a big beating
    287 12 Juniors (10 men only) take a big beating Indian B.S. t>; Junior A.A. 1 FARRER PARK, TUCS. Fielding ten men, Junior Athletic Association were trounced in this SAFA Div. 3D League mutch. Goalkeeper Kw-ang saved them from a bigger defeat. He saved at least four certain coals from close ranse
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