The Singapore Free Press, 22 April 1960

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    19 1 ME NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY is «i kimc ABOUT The Singapore Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    RUPIAH SMUGGLE BID FOILED
    67 1  -  CHAN SWAN BEE Humpy looking, parcel made official suspicious asdfasdf SINGAPORE. Fri ustoms men find one million m notes wrapped up m baby cot istoms authorities at Faya esfterdaj seized one million reted away m a baby have been down to m a humpy looking 11,
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    HIS BUY-A-POLICY VISIT LED TO THIS APRIL WEDDING YESTERDAY
    56 1 HIS BUY-A-POLICY VISIT LED TO THIS APRIL WEDDING YESTERDAY Mr. Sun Khoo. an insurance agent on a world tour and Mi>s Dolores Pearl Ng Quinn. a Hone Kong lawyer on a ease here were married m Singapore yesterday. The i-miplr first met m Hong Kons when Mr. Khoo tried to
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    Lock icon RIDDLE OF THE FOUR MISSING BRONZE STATUETTES
    86 1 RIDDLE OF THE FOUR MISSING BRONZE STATUETTES LONDON. Fri. Br. ituettes of lour Britmonarcta have b-, and the Governrru respon>ible :.ow whi .re. *tes form part memorial m Square to Sir is Buxton. the i] fcC .1 policeman rethem mi ou "but we don't know It happened." The are of
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    Raves for Miss Rau
    28 1 LONDON, Fri. The staee ion of E. M. Forster's I I age to India." .ved rave notices from critics. It was Miss Santha Rama
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    THE TENGKU ORDERS COLD BEEF, CHICKEN FOR HIS FLIGHT
    150 1  - THE T ENGKU ORDERS COLD BEEF, CHICKEN FOR HIS FLIGHT KLM airliner By PAYA LEBAR, Fri.— The Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has ordered special cold beef and chicken for his forthcoming air trip to Europe. The Tengku and his party is expected to leave Kuala Lumpur on April
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    CHARWOMEN ('WE WANT JUSTICE') MARCH TO THE TREASURY
    85 1 CHARWOMEN ('WE WANT JUSTICE') MARCH TO THE TREASURY LONDON. Fri. Fifty charwomen (office cleaners) from Government ministries downed buckets and brushes early yesterday and went on a 'protest march to Whitehall to complain about a cut m pay. Their leader, Mrs. Laura Langridge, a 58-year-old widow and grandmother, said: 'We
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    A royal banquet
    21 1 TOKYO. Fri. The King and Queen of Nepal last night gave a banquet for their host Emperor Hirohito
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    Apartheid: Maoris out
    44 1 A Thr New Zealand All Blacks rugby team will carry o?t its tour of South Africa, but its Rugby Union has ruled ?hY Maoris should be excluded from this team, because of possible embarrassment from South Africa's laws and I customs.
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    Nehru-Chou talks: No accord yet
    49 1 NEW DELHI, Fri. After two days of private talks between the Indian and Chinese Prime Ministers, both sides have remained unyielding. No agreement has so far been reached even on an approach to the border problems which have embittered relations between the two countries.
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    Macmillan welcomes the Springbok cricketers as 'sportsmen, friends'
    123 1 Macmillan welcomes the Springbok cricketers as 'sportsmen, friends' LONDON, Friday. MR. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, yesterday welcomed the South African cricket team to Britain "as Commonwealth sportsmen, cricketers and friends." In a message to the team which was read by the chairman of the British Sportsmen's Club at a
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    Nik in conference
    16 1 LONDON, Fri.— Soviet Premier Nlkita Khrushchev conferred yesterday with Afghanistan's Premier Mohammed Daud.
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    Curtain of silence
    28 1 THE POLICE CAME... AND WORRIED ALLEN WENT WITH HIS LASSIE TOKYO, Fri. Martial kw censorship today placed riottorn South Korea under a curtain of silence.
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    This shaggy dog got on wrong side of law
    203 1  - This shaggy dog got on wrong side of law TAN THUAN KOK By QUEENSTOWN, Friday. J^ VERY, self-conscious looking boy sitting m a police pickup van with a large shaggy dog attracted curious stares yesterday afternoon. A Free Press reporter caught up with the van m Orchard Road and asked:
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    Hussein in Rabat
    17 1 RABAT, Fri.— King Hussein of Jordan arrived here yesterday for a one-week state visit.
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    OUT TO OUTER SPACE ...BY WAY OF THE POLES
    108 1 OUT TO OUTER SPACE ...BY WAY OF THE POLES Moscow. Fri— Russian scientists have discovered a path into outer space which future space ships will be able to use to escape a dangerous radiation zone on their journey away from the earth, the Soviet News Agency, Tass, reported test night.
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    'DON'T BUY AFRICAM GEMS' CALL BY BANDA
    102 1 'DON'T BUY AFRICAM GEMS' CALL BY BANDA ONDON. Fri.— British and KJ American wives and sweethearts should be stopped from buying South African gold and diamonds, Dr. Hastings Banda, the Nyasaland African nationalist leader, said here yesterday. Speaking on his arrival by air from New York, he declared that trade
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    STOP PRESS
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    De Gaulle rebuffed
    24 1 TORONTO. Fri. Demonstrators carried signs demanding that France get out of Algeria and stop nuclear tests during President De Gaulle's visit.
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    'Go-kart' at palace
    18 1 LONDON. Fri Prince Ch axles and the Duke of Edinburgh have caught the "Go-Kart" crazr
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    Warriors kill 7
    23 1 LULUABOURG Central Congo;, Fri. Seven members of the Lulua tribe were killed on Wednesday during an attack by Baluba warriors.
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    Nash in Kiev
    16 1 MOSCOW, Fri Walter Nash, the New Zealand prime Minister, arrived In Kiev yesterday.
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    A Titan does it
    21 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Fri The U.S. Air Force yesterday launched a Titan mi.v>ile on a successful 5,000-mile flight
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    22 1 First Malayan Fund managers' prices today buyinr SI 27 and selling $1 34 Second Malayan Fund managers' price selling $1.04.
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    Another dismal day on London market: Widespread losses are recorded in industrials
    164 2 ONDON. Fri. Angj other dismal day was >erienced m the :idon stock mariment was adversely affected by such influences kerday's fall on Wall Street and poor results from Babcock and Wilcox. Giltedged securities, however, held steady m spite
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    Wall Street
    100 2 Largest decline m seven weeks, but rally brings fractional gains NEW YORK: Wall Street closed very steady with the list showing a fair number of mostly fractional gains. In early dealings the market was unable to recover any of yesterday's decline, which was the largest m seven weeks.
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    METALS
    95 2 Tin steady and copper firm LONDON: Tin was steady United States demand remained quiet while Continental interest this morning was described as moderate. The ai'ternoon copper markei showed a modest technical reaction after the recent susstained upturn. Tin was neglected although steady. Active dealings m copper futures NEW YORK:
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    Aluminium price 'still too low'
    74 2 NEW YORK: The price increase announced by nu jd United States aluminium producers last December is not sufficient to offset the rL-ing cos's. Mr. Stanley De J. Osborne president of Olin Mathieson told a luncheon sponsored by the N ni York Society of Security Analysts.
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    Hong Kong prices
    25 2 HONG KONG, Thurs.— There are no quotations here today as the markets are closed, it being a public holiday. Queen Elizabeth's birthday.
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  • DIVIDENDS
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      Final payout by Burmah Oil
      59 2 LONDON: Burmah Oil declared a final dividend of 1/3 per unit free of tax making 1/9 for the year 1959 against an equivalent of 1/4-1/2. The dividend Is payable on June 10. Consolidated net profit after all charges including taxation amounted to £8,899.947 against £7.506,141.
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      and another by Vickers Ltd.
      55 2 LONDON: Vickers Ltd. de- clared a final dividend for the year to December 31 last year of 7% percent actual less income tax of 7/9 In the pound making 10 percent for the year, the same as m 1958. The groups profit after taxation was
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      Honkong Tin
      43 2 LONDON: Hongkong Tin announces that there will be no dividend for the year to September 30, 1959, as was the case m the previous year. The company had a loss of £2.052 against a loss of £2,745 m the previous year.
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      Killinghall Tin
      33 2 LONDON: Killinghall Tin has declared a dividend for the year to September 30, 1959 of 25 percent. No dividend was declared j m the previous year. Profit was £19,358 against £7.814.
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      Socony Mobil Oil
      24 2 NEW YORK: Socony Mobil Oil Company declared a regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents payable June 10, on record May 2.
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      Chulsa Selangor Rubber
      31 2 LONDON: Chulsa (Selangor) Rubber Company declared a final dividend of 15 percent 1 making 22 "j percent for 1959. This compared with 10 percent for the previous year.
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      Douglas Aircraft
      25 2 NEW YORK: Douglas aircraft company again took no dividend action on the capital stocks. Its latest payment was 50 cents m May. 1959.
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      Increased dividend is unlikely
      32 2 NEW YORK: American Telephone and Telegraph Co., President Frederick R. Kappel Indicated at the annual meeting here today that an early increase m the common dividend seemed unlikely.
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      Shutters go up at Gutta Percha
      43 2 TORONTO: Gutta Percha and Rubber Limned announced yesterday that it is closing down its rubber manufacturing operations because it cannot compete with imports. The move will rhrow 365 employees m<w of them m Toronto, out of work.
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      Japan-Arabian taps 6,000 barrels daily
      46 2 TOKYO: The Japan-Arabian Oil Company ha^ announced it had tapped oil resources m ufTshore Persian Gulf field producing more than 6,000 barr°l« a day. The company said it was expected to bring m another 12 or 13 wells within this year.
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      Armco expects 10 p.c. rise
      68 2 SAN FRANCISCO: Armco Steel Corporation ex pec us ;o report first quarter ne: profits "at least" t-en per cent higher than those for the fln« Quarter of last year. Mr. E. D. Reicnelderfer. vice-president for finance, told a press conference. For the first quarter of
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    UP 31 DOWN 16 UNCHANGED 133
    858 2 UP 31 DOWN 16 UNCHANGED 1 33 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Thursday. Perv ous Toaay INDUSTRIALS lift Bricks Pret 1.95 1.95 M Ordk 2.20 2.40 Atlas ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 54 6 52 6.M. Trustees 5.*5 3.25 •oa. Tin Smelt Pref. 19 *19/- Ords. 51/-
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    RUBBER
    154 2 London: Another day of quiet and little business done I ONDOX: Although sellers held to yesterday's clolevels tte slightly lower Eav basis caused buyers to ease a a little at the opening. Later they came up nearer to sellers ideas but traders said that not much business resulted Factory
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    February rubber imports to U.S.
    31 2 WASHINGTON: States I month of February totalled 35.137 long tons. while I.Tex imporis amounted to 5.812 Ion? to:. cording to U.S. Com:: part me i:t s'.;m*;.
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    Lower offerings in Stock Exchange to woo buyers
    531 2 asdfasdf SINGAPORE, Friday. ALTHOUGH SOME INDUSTRIALS were selectively better on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday at least half the changes were losses with offerings being lowered to attract buyers. Exceptions were Singapore CoW Storage, which continues to rise on short-covering and :i
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      249 2 FOrct CHIPS lying alongside the Bt»i gapore Harbour Board wharves i or expected this morning are: Eastern Trader 1 2, Tricolor 4 5, fcjhmsei Maru 6A, Flying Trader 6/ 7, State of Oris&a 8 9, State of Madias 10. 11, Benavon 13/14, Kwangsi 15/16, Carpentaria 18, Maetsuycker 19, stia N.
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    A call to discuss South Africa at Prime Ministers' talks
    53 3 FY STUDENTS: HOCKED AND r CONCERNED I Singapore. Friday •KNTS m Singapore want ilth Prime .Ministers to African massacre and apar- ntVrence m London early i I>\ Ihe presidents of Singapore Division m Nanvang University n sent t<> Ihe various
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    THIS JAPANESE CLASSICAL DANCE IS IN THE PROGRAMME OF INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT PUT ON BY CONSULATES
    74 3 THIS JAPANESE CLASSICAL DANCE IS IN THE PROGRAMME OF INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT PUT ON BY CONSULATES The Japanese Consulate-General's contribution to the "International Night of Songs, Music and Dances" is a dance with a romantic theme, entitled "Yuzuki Sendo" (Evening Moon and a Boatman). The show, made possible by contributions from
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    AFTER FUN AND FROLIC AT THE SEA A HEARTY MEAL MAKES IT A MEMORABLE DAY
    54 3 One hundred nndtr- privileged children from three Noii.il IVelfare centres m Singapore were taken to a picnic at West Point b> the Mans \nrit i i>on Club on Easter Sunday. Picture shows one ot the
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    700 IN WEEK'S CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE BOYS' BRIGADE
    114 3 700 IN WEEK'S CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE BOYS' BRIGADE SINGAPORE. P r yen hundred 01--.A\d boys from i 3 companies of Bo Br:_ Battalion, round the island with donatio:: cards the onual Bri Week from May 1 to May 8. The Battalion S< am Swte. Week member> brigade
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    Houses stormed
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    Shock by Albar
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    Man jailed for extortion bid
    49 3 \PORE. Fit An liong. was jailed a Second Criminal Court yesterday for :npting to extort money a coffee-shop proprietor. Swt-e. Un the night of at Maude Road. aid Kong demanded :g-pow" from him. aouted fur help, a .;> of people rushed n came and am
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    FOR STORE CHESS LEAGUE NOW READ FEDERATION
    149 3 FOR STORE CHESS LEAGUE NOW READ FEDERATION SINGAPORE. F The Singapoi Chess League decided yesterday, to change tame to the Singapore Chess Federation. Prof. Lim Kok Ann. the ration's president, told F. Pr that arrangements have been finalised for a prize-giving ceremony at the V.M.C.A. building: m Orchard Road on
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    U.S. fellowship for S'pore student
    41 3 SINGAPORE, Frl.— A former Anglo-Chinese School student. Mr Wong Chun Wa, who obtained his Bachelor of Science degree m California caller this year, hah been awarded a Fellowship to the Harvard University m the ted Stat<
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    BOY SENT TO A HOME AT FATHERS REQUEST
    80 3 BOY SENT TO A HOME AT FATHERS REQUEST SINGAPORE. Fri.— A lather, describing himseli as a y poor man." offered to pay the expenses of his it the court could send son lo a Social Welfare home. The Juvenile Court approved the application alter a probation ofiicer had expressed iavourable
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    Blue photos: $5O
    26 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ahmad bin Mohd. Noor. 27, was yesterday fined $30 for "exposing obscene photographs" to two Servicemen at the Union Jack Club.
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    HOW ENVOYS CAN HELP THE UNDER-DEVELOPED NATIONS IN ASIA, AFRICA
    158 3 HOW ENVOYS CAN HELP THE UNDER-DEVELOPED NATIONS IN ASIA, AFRICA SINGAPORE, Fri. Diplomats can speed up progress of the under developed countries of Asia and Africa, by helping to maintain world peace, according to an Indian soldier-diplomat. The diplomat is Mr. Naranjan Singh Gill, now on a short visit to
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    RETIRED MALAYAN HEADMASTER DIES IN CEYLON
    72 3 RETIRED MALAYAN HEADMASTER DIES IN CEYLON KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. C. M. Cathiresampillai. 74. a former headmaster m Malffva. died this week* In Ceylon. He came lo Malaya In 1906 as a teacher. Later he joined the Anderson School, Ipoh, as senior assistant master until 1929. when he was transferred
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    Mrs. Wee banned
    31 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Government announced m a gazette yesterday that Mrs. Patricia Ann Wee. wife of a Singapore man. is permanently prohibited from entering the Federation.
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    Results of University of Malaya Law Examinations (Ist year)
    318 3 Results of University of Malaya Law Examinations (Ist year) SINGAPORE, Friday. THE University of Malaya m Singapore yesterday issued results of the Intermediate Examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Laws during session 1959 60 Hie following full-time students have passed the Intermediate Examination for the Degree of Bachelor of
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    YOU CAN LEARN MAGIC
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    The SINGAPORE Free Press $500 MUST BE WON
    12 3 The SINGAPORE Free Press $500 MUST BE WON I I mil pu/
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    Denial of 'tapped' telephones
    46 3 I PENANG. Fri. The Ministry of Works. Posts and Telecommunications yesterday denied that a subscriber's telephone had been "tappt^d". The statement followed a magistrate*, court case, during which the prosecution said that the complainant s phone had t>een 'tapped* with his consent.
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    Minister must go
    34 3 IPOH. Fri.— Dato V. T. Sambanthan, the Minister Works, Post.s and Telec^ tnunications, must personally attend court m connection .vith a summons cha again.^t him. the High Court ruled here yesterday.
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    Coconut thieves
    29 3 IPOH. Fri.— P. Perumai and a young boy X Veeramuthu, 15, were fined a total of $1,250. j when they pleaded guilty to retaining 24 stolen coconuts.
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    1,200 Australian sheep make S'pore trip in new cargo vessel
    147 3 1,200 Australian sheep make S'pore trip in new cargo vessel SINGAPORE, Friday. Q\K oi' China Navigation Company's Litest and most up-to-date cargo ships the "Kwangsi"< arrived here yesterday with 1.200 head of sheep from Australia. Commanded by Captain A. Harper, the "Kwang.<i a regular Far Eastern service running between Western
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      52 3 me .iop.s by Maureen Liew: M Jay (repeat* of 8.15 P« »de 810 Mo\ie Mag. :r.o\ieland news and Puzzles for Picture- edited and presented by < i ;d Doral. 900 Tlie news- 9.10 Newstalk: < of the week; 9.30 The Looking and compiled and edited by -eh. V3O The ed
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    Man given only six months to live
    249 4 BUT LAST-FLING BERT LOUNGED ON FOR ANOTHER 45 YEARS TILL FATAL FALL LONDON, Friday. J)OCTORS told Bert Burge, aged 29: "You have only six months to live." So Bert went along to the bank and drew out his £500 (M 54.250) saving He
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    Students complain
    28 4 JKYO. Ninety Indonesian students studying here under Japan's World r II reparations payment to their country yesterday complained of 'poor treatment' they have been getting In
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    200,000 protest
    24 4 ADEN. Fri. An estimated 200.000 warriors of the Bakil tribe have declared disobedience against the Imam of Yemen, who sent his army
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    British film probe
    28 4 LONDON Fri Mr. old Wilson, economic expert m the Opposition Labour Party, has agreed to conduct an inquiry into the .omic position of Britain's ctustry.
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    THE SOLDIER WHO NEVER KNEW HE WAS SICK DROPS DEAD ON MARCH
    115 4 THE SOLDIER WHO NEVER KNEW HE WAS SICK DROPS DEAD ON MARCH f ONDON, Fri. A well built sports loving National Serviceman, Robert Peacock, dropped dead while on a route march. Robert. 20. was later discovered to have died of "virus pneumonia". Nobody, and that includes Robert himself, knew that
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    Margaret's 'May Wedding' film
    65 4 LONDON. Fri. The Westminster AbDey wedding of Princess Margaret and Mr Antony Armstrong- Jones on May 6 will be filmed m colour for showing m cinemas throughout the world. The film, to be made by the Associated British Picture Corporation, will be called "May Wedding." The
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    THE MALL (AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF AN ARTIST) ON MARGARET'S WEDDING DAY
    74 4 A This is an artist's impression of the Mill as it will appear when decorated for the processional drive to Westminster Abbey on May 6 wedding day of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrons -Jones. The threat
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    'NO' TO TEACHING GIRLS THE WEDDED WAY IN SCHOOL
    90 4 'NO' TO TEACHING GIRLS THE WEDDED WAY IN SCHOOL T ONDON, Fri. Britain's women teachers have criticised a recent suggestion that the education of girls should be directed to preparation for marriage and motherhood. The National Union of Women Teachers, meeting at Buxton, passed a resolution that such a slant
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    Not England!
    39 4 LONDON, Fri.— Mr. John Gunther, the American author whose 'inside' books are bestsellers around the world, said he shuddered at the thought of doing an 'Inside England' because of the complexities of English politics and manners. Reuter.
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    Road round London
    25 4 LONDON, Fri.— A suggested plan for a 25-mile ring road to encircle London and a tunnel under the Thames was outlined yesterday.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon KILLED HIS AUNT AS SHE PRAYED FOR SLAIN HUSBAND
    83 4 KILLED HIS AUNT AS SHE PRAYED FOR SLAIN HUSBAND GAETANO Vasta, 16, who stabbed bis aunt to death amid screams from the congregation as she knelt m prayer for her murdered husband during mass at Misilmeri Cathedral, Sicil>. Arrested three days later. Vasta admitted the killing and said he was
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    Strontium 90... the facts and fiction about the dangers of fall-out
    222 4 Strontium 90 the facts and fiction about the dangers of fall-out By CHAPMAN PINCHER London, Friday IS THE sudden urge to ban atomic tests due to a secret discovery that the medical effects of radioactive fall-out may be much more serious than first imagined? This rumour is being spread by
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    THESE BOYS ARE MADE TO FEEL THEY ARE NOBODY
    205 4 THESE BOYS ARE MADE TO FEEL THEY ARE NOBODY I ONDON, Fri. In a defence of teenagers. Mr. Claude Bartlett. chairman of the T.U.C. general council, said that young boys just beginning their lirst jobs were not given enough importance. Mr. Bartlett toiri a Bristol conference on sociai work tnat
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    Prisoner has sentence cut after repaying $1,700,000
    129 4 Prisoner has sentence cut after repaying $1,700,000 I ONDON, Pri. A company director, m jail for cheating people of £200.000 (MSl.700,000) has had his sentence cvt because he has repaid the money. Robert Affleck Robertson was told that his sevenyear sentence, passed at the Old Bailey m 1957. has been
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    LEBANON ACCUSES BRITAIN OF SPREADING ISRAELI PROPAGANDA
    154 4 LEBANON ACCUSES BRITAIN OF SPREADING ISRAELI PROPAGANDA I ONDON, Fri.— English radio programmes on the Lebanese Government controlled station at Beirut have been suspended. The British Embassy In Beirut is alleged to have been putting over Israel propaganda. News of the ban was flashed to the Foreign Office m Downing-street.
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    Syrians hold Turks
    24 4 DAMSCUS. Pri. The Syrian security authorities have arrested four Turk.^ m Qamishli, North Syria, on charges of illegally crossing the border.
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    2 fall to death
    23 4 SYDNEY, Fri. Two workmen crashed to their deaths m Sydney suburbs before the eyes of horrified but helpless onlookers.
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    Rally men robbed
    23 4 DAR-ES-SALAAM (Tananvika). Fri. Thieve robbed two British rally drivers, Mr. Peter Granier and Mr. Peter Reilly of £142 (M 51,210).
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    THE REGIMENT'S PRIDE BUT HE JUST CAN'T MARCH
    137 4 THE REGIMENT'S PRIDE BUT HE JUST CAN'T MARCH T ONDON, Fri.— There is a private m the Sherwood Foresters who cannot march properly although he has been m the Army a year. And the regiment says sadly that there is nothing to be done about it. For the private is
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    A record for smokes
    50 4 ILSF W VY RK U Fri L Clcarette smokin* is expected to increase two-and-a-half per cent this yea? to beat last n r t eC °A r meH hlCh 'S«MHto? *by *lo per cent. Americans puffed away six billion one hundred million dollars m cigarette smoke.
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    President Sukarno prays at the tomb of a Muslim saint in Iraq
    38 4 9 rKfcSIDENT Sukarno, on a state visit to Iraq, prays at the tomb durine visit to the mausoleum of the Muslim saint. A bdul Qadir Al-Qaylani.
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    The angry doctors
    27 4 MOSCOW, Fri. Sixteen prominent Soviet surgeons and doctors yesterday attacked sections of the Soviet press for publicising pseudoscientific and quack methods of medical treatment.
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    Soraya in Spain
    32 4 MADRID. Fri. Former Queen Soraya of Iran arrived m Madrid from Germany for a Spanish holiday that will include a visit to the weeklong spring festival of Seville U.P.I.
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    32 4 WASHINGTON. Fit The Senate Foreign Relation* Committee yesterday approved a bill to authorise four billion dollars for another year of military and econo mic aid to the anti-Com-munist nations.
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    37 5 FOUR POLO PONIES FROM AUSTRALIA SHOW PACES ON THE WHARF asdfsdf J'.'ln Club and the other two for the Pahang Polo 1 lub. Lowered m the ship, the stretched their leus .md l risked along the whart
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    350 cadets complete a week's training at camp
    137 5 PORE. I About 350 or*. of Jadet C Singa] ill. weapon ining, map reading and field-craft. •Their cay started well beiore 6 30 a.m. with uhysitraining and finished at about 4.30 p.m. Most of the Instructors among r helped by Ar: week's
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    New law to bring $3 mil. shipping taxes to Govt.
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    YODELLER BOB HOPES TO MEET FAMOUS COWBOY FILM STARS
    116 5 YODELLER BOB HOPES TO MEET FAMOUS COWBOY FILM STARS DALESTIER, Fri. 13 Singapores yodelling cowboy. Bob Campbell, 33, who has been singing for the past 23 years, is hoping that one day he will get an opportunity to meet the cowboy stars. Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. Mr. Campbell has
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    29 5 GEYLANG. Fri. The 4th re Company Boys' Brigade will hold an enrolfor 32 members of the brigade on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. at the Geylang MethodSt Church.
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    29 5 JESSELTOX. Fri. A 17--gun >alute greeted Sir William Goode. the new Governor i 1 North Borneo, when arrived hew with Lady; Goode on board the Kenangu yesterday.
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    CANADIAN ARMY OFFICERS STUDY MALAYA'S PROBLEMS
    95 5 CANADIAN ARMY OFFICERS STUDY MALAYA'S PROBLEMS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Seventeen members of the Canadian National Defence College have arrived to study the economic. political and defence problems m the Federation. The study group is headed by Brigadier A.F.B. Knight of the Canadian Army, and Mr. George P. Kidci ot the
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    30 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ten varieties of Singapore-bred orchids were back m Singapore, on Wednesday, still a^ fresh a^ when they left tor a four-day round-the-world endurance trip.
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    $173,000 PARK: OPENING BY MINISTER
    74 5 173,000 PARK: OPENING BY MINISTER SINGAPORE. Fn. The Singapore Government's $173,000 regional open-air theatre and park at Hong Lim Green will be opened tomorrow by the Minister lor Culture, Mr. S. Ra.iaratnam. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. three other Ministers and three PAP Assemblymen from neighbouring constituencies, are
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      367 5 DIARY OF J TODAY'S EVENTS I UNIVERSITY 01 MALAYA SOCIETI Annual general meeting at Medical Centre preceded by isatav paiiy from 8 p.m. RAFFLES MUSEUM: Exhibition of nauue photographs b 0 Eric to 5. .50 p.m. MALAYAN MATHEMATICAL society meeirng at Singapore I Polytechnic. 5.15 p.m. rwCA (Raffles Quay): English
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    Spotlight on two giants
    191 6 Spotlight on two giants w Tr^ TWO giants from the oldest civilisations m history have been meeting to decide the Sino Indian border dispute. Though it has been termed an issue over •'only one of 10 fingers'", it nevertheless packs all the nerves of the political network of Asia. Premiers
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    81 6 Moss awheel sets a good example IT is a big climb-down for racing ace Stirling Moss to move from high speed to the slow motion of a bicycle. Last week the court suspended his licence for dangerous driving for a year. No quibble Moss is not a man to quibble.
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      1160 6  - Race to jolt the stream of history into a new course GUY JONES by THE STORY OF THE LAST WARS BIGGEST, DARKEST SECRET... IT WAS a bright, clear morning. Far below the droning Super-Fort-ress, Hiroshima sprawled map-like m the early sunlight, each building and tall chimney sharply etched. But the
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      169 6 THE PLAN I IF YOU are working on a very limited budget of bedroom, then Whiteaways Ltd., Raffles Place, expertly for you. This bedroom, 14 ft. by 12 ft., ha locally made and of fine workmanship and des, Not only are the niturc of
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    289 6 THE MUSIC QUIZ JTELLY YU HSIA, 39 thiltern Drive, Singapore 13, wins the Music Quiz. He was one of the few to name our mystery musicians as the Dutch Swing: College Band. Most people thought they were Spike Jones and his City Slickers. This week, for
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    60 6 rE newi item. "In nesian Consul-G joins staff o le trip to Samboe." bring> to mind the many [ltd nesian islands near Sir.*. pore which are nov. cessible to our J; Perhaps your paper care to raise the question with the Indone authorities witn a view to obtaining
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    451 7 fie boyhood secrets of boo Hoey -gleaned Li those closest to him VELVIN CHAN SINGAPORE, Friday Choo Hoey transmitted his force and fun m to the London Philharmonic Orchestra m the London on Wednesday night, 8.(100 miles ather's house m Singapore an intimate circle
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    19 7 Top billing for the young man from Singapore after years of struggle £TLRN TO ENGLAND WITH FAME RIDING AHEAD
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    Police inspector on extortion charge
    39 7 PENANG. Fri. Inspector Johar bin Haji Abdul Rahman of the Penang Anti-Corrup-tion Branch was granted $5,000 bail when he pleaded not guilty to a charge !of extorting $1,400 from a toddy contractor. S. Ponnusamj
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    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Federation Government has withdrawn the Income Tax Amendment Bill designed to combat tax evasion. It was due for its second reading ■during the present session of Parliament.
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    NOW CHEAPER CLASSICAL MUSIC RECORDS ON SALE-THEY ARE WITHIN REACH OF THE MASSES
    192 7 NOW CHEAPER CLASSICAL MUSIC RECORDS ON SALE-THEY ARE WITHIN REACH OF THE MASSES SINGAPORE, Fri SEVERAL leading record companies are now producing 12--inch long-playing records at prices 30 per cent cheaper than standard rates to bring good music within reach of the masses. The producers claim a hign standard of
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    14 boys are charged in Juvenile Court in record day
    144 7 14 boys are charged in Juvenile Court in record day SINGAPORE, Frl. Fourteen boys, arrested over the Easter holidays, were produced m the Juvenile Court on Wednesday a record day for fresh cases. Two were jointly charged with trying to rob another boy of money Tney were each allowed $400
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    $28,300 damaged
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A widow, Theaii Chew of Ipoh Road and her children were awarded $28,300 damages for the lobs of her husband killed by a rubber tree In the High Court here today.
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    MUSLIM COLLEGE ACCEPTS AN ABORIGINE YOUTH AND 4 GIRLS
    135 7 MUSLIM COLLEGE ACCEPTS AN ABORIGINE YOUTH AND 4 GIRLS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Muslim College of Malaya m Klang has for the first time, accepted as students four girls and an aborigine youth. The decision to admit girls to the college this year was made by its council. The girls
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    Sydney professor to give lecture
    45 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Prof. R.J Fevre will lecture on -Phys i al-organic research m the University of Sydi. at the University of Malaya't Allen Lecture Theatre at 5.30 p.m. on Monday. Prof. Le Fevre Is attached to the University of Sydney.
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    A Tampin businessman dies in Singapore General Hospital
    110 7 A Tampin businessman dies in Singapore General Hospital CINGAPORL, Fn— Mr. Lim Hong Coin, 81. a businessman from Tampin, Negri Sembiian. aiea m the General Hospital on Weane.^day nigm alter a short illness. Mr. Lim wn? the father of Mi Lim Joo Hock, the acting deputy secretary to the Mini-
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      356 8 Casuals? Go ahead, go all-American. r-e-1-a-x-e-z vous, honey KEY TO THE PICTURES IP- LEFT: Full sleeved blouse m black jersey, worn with tapered pants of hand-printed flannel m burgundy, purple and black. 1* RIGHT: White duck Capris are a favourite of actress Martha Hyer's. She uses them for freedom of
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      470 8 MEASLES: WHAT CAN BE DONE TO PREVENT SPREAD OF INFECTION is one of the very common infectious fevers of childhood and attacks almost every child at one age or another. It is caused by a virus. It is rare below school age, unless an older brother or sister brings it
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      148 8 if the mother ha> ever had the disease Between six months and three years it could be a more dangerous condition if there were chest complications, and m this group doctors sometimes consider it advisable to give the gamma globulin. Apart from this, it is
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      548 8 What is YOUR baby problem? Tell Nurse Meg about- it and she will be glad to give you advice. Write to her c/o Feminascope, The Free Press, Times House, River Volley Road, Singapore, 9, and watch this page for her reply. QBaby ojten .seems to get hiccoughs after
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    37 8 Put the candle in the fridge adsfasdf M lss I i i i I i bin m 1,. Ul dl te pu h< ca P" or at th \moi v! a m hi H H II J
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    22 9 I presses llition of ■nishment 1 I I I I 1 I lympathy A I I I Curious
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    103 9 Holiday time— but the floods gave these housewives busy time SINGAPORE, Friday. MOST people the Master weekend holidays meant tour days off from work. But tor le residents ot the Adelphi Park the holi- meant hard work. Factory tour \PORE. Fri. Mem- YWCA InterI Women's Club will Honsj biscuit ct
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    183 9 AHOY THERE! IT IS THE ARMY SAILING IN AFTER 8000-MILE TRIP SINGAPORE, Fri. A ship manned by soldiers instead of sailors arrived m Singapore from Britain this morning. The vessel is the landing craft tank, Ardennes. 1 The master of the vessel is a British Army Major and the crew
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    17 9 LOOKING LOVELY TODAY is Miss Lim Bee Wah. She is a typist.
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    37 9 SINGAPORE. Fri—University of Malaya Society will hold its Annual General Meeting at the Medical Centre. College Road tonight. The meeting will be preceded by a satay party from j 8 to 8.45 p.m.
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    Re-entry permits: 1,728 issued
    35 9 PENANG. Fri— A spokesman of the Federation Immigration headquarters here said yesterday, that his departmeiu i.-vMied 1.728 re-entry permits to applicants -mostly amahs over 45 wishing to Communist China and Kong.
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    The Ministry probes complaint, then reports: Coffeeshops ARE clean
    243 9 The Ministry probes complaint, then reports: Coffeeshops ARE clean TANJONG PAGAR, Friday. |Hh Ministry of Health yesterday assured the public that cofleeshops and eating houses m tlie Tanjong Pagar district were maintaining hygienic standards. According to a Ministry statement, the sanitary inspectorate staff of the Ministry conducted an m- vestigation
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    WOMAN CHARGED BUT TAIKONG TAKES THE RAP
    123 9 WOMAN CHARGED BUT TAIKONG TAKES THE RAP SINGAPORE. Fri. A boatman insisted m the Sixth Magistrate's court that he would bear the consequences of an offence a woman was alleged to have committed on the grounds that the woman knew nothing about it and that the offence had been committed
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    34 9 ALOR STAR. Fri. A 75--year-old padi planter. Chan Tai Peng, was yesterday com--1 mitted to stand trial on a charge or murdering another padi planter. Leong Ah Meng and his wife
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    30 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Chamber Ensemble's May musical soiree featuring pianist-singer Miss Roberta Ho will be held at the Cultural Centre Theatre at 8.45 p.m. on May 1.
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    1235 10 SHOPPING Centre CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. CAMERA AND TAPh recordinn enthusiasts are weii advised to call In and see
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    274 10 Don't let figure put you off, it's so simp LESSON 16. b. ET us t.ike :i emu "language" by vvhit I Each file row> on the chessboard is named for the Wh.te and Black piece which stand on the begi. of the game. Starting from Whiter trenu tid irom B.
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    87 10 RAIN, ram ay This li ti* 01 sportswomen m jpeciall; Sports Club, o th c Sin netbull ae. The reason I ball league washed uut They do not want I thing to happen thi> son. "We could only pi. few matches," Mrs.
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    373 11 In just 3 months you can have a manly figure that will make you feel proud pAKE another look at this man. He was once skinny. Lira Poh Boon was even skinnier than most skinny lads. He weighed only 85-lb as a young man
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    350 11 DI\(.K\M A HAT TO DO WITH IE BALL: FIELDER UST KNOW THIS Ik mikkliTs are to ticUl balls, llu«>\\ Uk'lii to ul baiters and runners tit. lUN CUP XI HORE 3AHRU w I A sood infielder lOUld decide, before what he will with' the ball should
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    196 11 SAFA players may be supplied with boots and T-suits SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Amateur Football Association may provide track suits and boots for players. Mr. Son Ghee Soon pit sident ot SAFA said it was only right that the players be provided with them tor this is the practice m
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    217 11  -  ROY LAZAROO By Singapore, Fri I HE Amateur Boxing 1 nation of vlon hopes to send m of eight boxers Singapore soon. letter to the secreof the Singapore ur Boxing Associan the vice-president of ABAC iaid: B Strong challenge will be I
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    231 11 by M. Harrison -Gray BIDDING can never be an exact science. An impeccable sequence may lead to a poor result, but I cannot agree with a reader who feels that neither player could be faulted on the hand below. With North-South a game up, South opened One Diamond.
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    189 11  - THIS NEW SCHOOLS' POLICY IS SOUND, BUT IT CAN BE IMPROVED ON KEN TOFT Says Singapore, Fri "THE new policy of the A Singapore Combined Schools Council is a sound one. But there is room for improvement. Under the new policy, the Council is not interested In the achievements of
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    232 11 Equipment you wilt need npo build up your body quickly, wriuhts are utial. Mo-t youth dubs and sports clubs m Singapore have a set of barbells If you want to be "exclusive"' and buy your nun it is more expensive. In the Free Press body building course this is the
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    426 12  - Happy Life will win the main race at Ipoh despite penalty ALLAN LEWIS By Ipoh, Friday fllK Perak Turf Club are the sponsors tor the Malayan Amateur Racing Association's meeting at Ipoh tomorrow, when eight events will be decided. Though Happy Life is penalised 20 ll> for his last start
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    44 12 LADY JANE SHOULD WIN THIS > Jane is Ipoh Charlomond i to ould RowJr Ma Ist. I \l>\ J\M i >n t hurU'niond. limuv (dv >mis I tl to the and. Bairarud m Chi -Isl I \MI S, ?nd Barracuda, ".rd hristma> arol. Outsider Madh.im.
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