The Singapore Free Press, 25 April 1960

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    18 1 NEWSP *PER KPPVPnnv |s mK|p(G WO|JT The SIGNAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, APRIL 25, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    BIG WALK FEVER!...12 miles to Kallang
    160 1 BIG WALK FEVER!... 12 miles to Kallang 200 take part m spite of early rain TWO hundred boys from various youth organisations m Singapore took part m the Federation of Boys' Clubs Walk yesterday. That is the start at left They covered a l*!-mile course from Tanah Merah Youth Club
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    S-E ASIAN 'FRONTLINE'
    308 1 Singapore is pinpointed as vital base lefence of lustralia font from Alaska to New Zealand Important that Malaya should not be lost' v Monday. t factor m is the the Soothitries to her into hostile Party 1 sterday. ile m week-end ncil h\ its Zealand .study Pai
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    MURDER OF THE 'BISCUIT KING': A VENGEANCE KILLING, SAYS FATHER
    191 1 MURDER OF THE 'BISCUIT KING': A VENGEANCE KILLING, SAYS FATHER SINGAPORE. Mon. The murder of the kidnapped "biscuit king" was described this morning by his wealthy banker father as "vengeance killing.' 1 Mr. Lee Choon Seng, interviewed by the Free Press after he had identified the body of the victim.
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    Hero Shooter dived to save a boy
    203 1 Hero Shooter dived to save a boy AWARD FOR THE MAN WHO DIDNT WAIT SINGAPORE, Monday. 23- YEAR-OLD British soldier who List year saved :i drowning child m England, luis received i\ testimonial tor his bravery S.OOO miles away m Singapore. Private John Edward Shooter was then a civilian iron-pipe
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    ANZAC DAY: WAR DEAD HONOURED AT KRANJI MEMORIAL
    92 1 ANZAC DAY: WAR DEAD HONOURED AT KRANJI MEMORIAL I/-RANJI, Mon. ANZAC Day this year was observed m Singapore with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Kranji War Memorial here early this morning. Minutes before the sun had broken above the Singapore horizon, various otticials, including the Australian and New Zealand Commissioners
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    Greek paper burned
    29 1 NICOSIA, Mon. Masked gunmen held Up two newspaper delivery vans at dawn yesterday and burned about 4 000 copies of the antiMakanos Greek Language paper Ethniki.
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    Lock icon Judge found dead
    28 1 CHICAGO. Mon.— The body of Federal Judge W. Lynn Parkinson, missing since last Oct. 26. was found yesterday m a filtration plant drainage basin.— U.P.I.
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    Viking treasure
    24 1 STOCKHOLM, Mon. A hidden treasure m silver, possibly the haul from some Viking raid, has been found near the coast of Sweden.
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    Lock icon A place to wed
    31 1 MOSCOW. Mon.— Work will start this year on a "wedding palace" to add more solemnity to Soviet weddings and make them memorable events In family life. Reuter
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    Lock icon Nikita in Baku
    19 1 MOSCOW. Mon.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev arrived by rail hi Baku capital of Soviet Azerbaijan, yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon New river-boat
    25 1 MAINZ, (West Germany). Mon. A new luxury river steamer, nearing completion here, will have a swimming pool, shops and a nairdressinj: saloon. Reuter
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    Back in circulation
    20 1 BAGDAD, Mon —The newspaper Al Thawra resumed publication yesterday after stopping last Tuesday because of printing difficulties.
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    £44 million damage
    22 1 LONDON, Mon. Fires caused £44 million worth of damage last year the highest figure ever recorded m peacetime Britain.
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    Lock icon Gold in the Alleghany
    54 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Mon.— A laree gold strike m Alleghany 250 miles from San Francisco has been announced by Mr. Roland De Grio, Manager of the El Dorado Gold Mine. Mr. De Grio said his miners had hit i deposit five feet thick, 30 feet wide and
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    Jewish cemetery desecrated
    31 1 FUERTH (West Germany), Mon. The Jewish cemetery at this Bavarian town was desecrated on Wednesday night Hitler's birthday, a spokesman of Fuerth's Jewish community told a press conference.
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    Lock icon Freedom fighters
    16 1 AMMAN. Mon.— Six hundred Jordanians have enlisted avolunteers m the Algerian Liberation Army.— Reuter
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    5 sharks caught
    15 1 MARSEILLES. Mon. Five sharks have been caught during the last few days
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    STOP PRESS
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    22 1 Fir^t Malayan Fund managers' prices today buying $1.27 and selling $1.34. Second Malayan Fund mi* J nagers' price selling $1.04.
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    Panam now has biggest and fastest jet in commercial use: DC-8 C
    485 2 Panam now has biggest and fastest jet in commercial use: DC-8 C PAYA LEBAR, Mon. Tllh iirsl longrange DC-8C jetliner Ims been delivered lo Pan America World Airways, ii \\;is announced m pore today. )T5 m.p.h. airill be the fastest unci biu etliner m commercial v The DC-8C is also
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    Britain's Treasury bill issue
    29 2 LONDON: The total amount ipplication for last week's of 1270 million Treasury bills at 91-u. '."425.720.006. Is week £240 million ol 91--will be on orTe.'.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    83 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Limburg 1 2, Oceana 4 5. Tanagra 6A, Bali 6, 7, Ajax 8 9, Star Alcyone 10 11, Tjinegara 13/14. Coromandel 15/16. Sinaloa 13, Gorgon 19, Rimba N. Wall 3, Emp. Gannet 21 22,
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    Lock icon Big rubber future for S. Vietnam
    103 2 SAIGON: Rubber experts, planters. and dealers. bom foreign and Vietnamese, have agreed that the prospects for greater expansion of rubber cultivation m South Vietnam are very good, according to a Vietnam press agency report. Mr. Maurice Gerard, supervisor general of the Par East Rubber
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    New car assembly plant for Rhodesia
    58 2 BALISBUBY: Ford Motor Company of Rhodesia was to *pend £1.64 million on a new mbly plant to be erected on B 4()-acre site at Willowvale. Salisbury, Mr. Ralph B. Fawcett the company*! managing director said here. Mr. Pawcett said the head office of the
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    EARNINGS
    71 2 Aluminium Company PITTSBURGH: Aluminium Company of America first quarter earnings rose nearly 18 percent over the corresponding 1959 period, with the net rising to 56 cents a share from 49 cents Total first quarter net profits were (U.S.) $12,635,046 against (U.S.) $10,725,430. Kennecott Copper NEW YORK: Kennecott Corporation earnings
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    ghjytiuytu Largest 'aluminium' ship' due on maiden voyage
    299 2 Lar gest 'aluminium' ship' due on maiden voyage SINGAPORE, Monday, j THE ship with the largest all-welded aluminium superstructure m the world, the Oriana, is expected m Singapore on her maiden voyage towards the end of the year. The liner built at Borrow-in-Fumes for the Orient Line, was launched m
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    67 2 $17 million profit for B.E.A. LONDON: British European Airways made a record profit of ahsi7.ooo.ooo In the last financial year. Lord Douglas of Kirtleside. B.E.A. chairman, announcing this In the State owned company's magazine, says "The year which ended on March 31 was the most successful m B.E.A.'s history.
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    Lock icon Export Lines' new ship launched
    69 2 CAMDEN. New Jersey: A .'M '536.000.000 passenger freighter. Export Ambassador, due to go Into the Far East service of the American Export Lines m July was launched here over the weekend. The 10.210-ton Export Ambassador, with a speed of 18 1 knots, will cut a
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    Optimistic outlook for U.S. business
    74 2 NEW YORK: Mr. Henry C. Alexander, chairman of Morgan Guranty Trust Company of New York, said he expects "business to stay good for some time to come." In a press Interview, Mr. Alexander commented "we are not about to enter into any sharp recession. "On
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    Japan's industrial production rises
    39 2 TOKYO: Prelirmnarv statistics showed that Japan > industrial production including mining during the financial year ended March 31. 1960, increased by 29.3 per cent over the preceding financial year and was almost double level of 1955.
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    R.M.A. statistics
    56 2 NEW YORK: Figures are for March 1960. Feb. i960, and March 1959 respectively: Consumption of new rubber 143.590: 138,745; 147.080. Consumption of natural rubber 46.860; 46.155; 51.991. Consumption of synthetic 96,730: 92.590; 95.089. Including GR-S consumption 8U.170; *****: 78.792. Synthetic production 131,897; 126.350; 111.377. GR-S production 109.405: 104,630;
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    TIN
    211 2 Federation's output of tin m concentrates declined m February says ITC report LONDON, Mon.— Mine production of tin m concentrates m Malaya declined slightly m February to 3.859 tons, according to statistics issued by the International Tin Council. Production m Indonesia fell to 1.610 m January and to 1.528
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    Formosa pledge to curb inflation
    46 2 TAIPEH: Nationalist Chinese Economic and Financial Ministers have assured Parliament that there will not be a runaway inflation on Formosa dispite the current, price upsurge. They told the committee that the Government was doing its I best to stabilise commodity prices.
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    'Brain test' for 1,000 nurses
    40 3 ISSOCIATION ASKS FOR JNIFORMS Singapore. Monday M U>K> m all Singapore Gov->-pit;tU are a>ked to prepare tor d t)\ the Singapore iid will be held Military Forces drill hall m I Notices the X the
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    NESTLES MAN GETS 3 MONTHS' COURSE IN BRITAIN
    64 3 NESTLES MAN GETS 3 MONTHS' COURSE IN BRITAIN mi; i;iiiim;i kg Xl W KHEONG. :;< i nlflßßin m the Kuala I umpur office of Nestir '«< Product (Malaya) Limited, who will leave soon for a three-month training eour>e m Britain. He will visit the Sales Training Centre of the Nestles
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    Mecca pilgrimage
    29 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Tengku Mahkota of Johore, Tengku Mahmud and his pretty English wife. Che Kalthom. will leave lor Mecca on a pilgrimage on May 19
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    Throwing friends about makes a S'pore youth popular
    176 3 Throwing friends about makes a S'pore youth popular SINGAPORE. Mon. A young Singapore engineering student is gaining great popularity m Australia b\ giving judo demonstrations with a partner weighing 70 pouncis heavier than he does. He is Tay Chong Sim of Alexandra Road who is now m his final year
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    CANNERS TO PAY MORE BUT NOT PINE GROWERS
    95 3 CANNERS TO PAY MORE BUT NOT PINE GROWERS JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Malayan Pineapple Industry Board has fixed the price for small growers ai 2. cts a lb. effective from April 1. which is exactly the same price as before However. according to growers In the Pekan Nanas area. Johore.
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    DETAINED YOUTHS HAD SWAG IN POCKETS
    75 3 DETAINED YOUTHS HAD SWAG IN POCKETS SINGAPORE, .Mon. Two youths were convicted m the Second Criminal District Court for dishonestly retaining a stolen wristwatch and a set of Parker pens worth $770 belonging to a man, Cheng Yoke Kion. They were Tan Tian Choo. 20 and Goh Bee Koh. 17.
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    $1,OOO lost
    22 3 $1, OOO lost SINGAPORE, Mon —A German hitch-hiker, Helm-Holz, lost $1,000 m foreign currency while sleeping m front of the Britannia Club.
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    China is now 'invading' S'pore market with low-cost women's wear
    156 3 China is now 'invading' S'pore market with low-cost women's wear SINGAPORE, Monday. rjUIXA who has already "cornered" Singa-j pore's textile, vegetable, fish and pre-' served-t'ood markets is now making a bid lo sain a foot-hold m the women's fashion world. She is exporting ladies' fashion accessories which are now selling
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    $30,000 FUND TO BE LAUNCHED FOR SEMBAWANG CLUBHOUSE
    68 3 $30,000 FUND TO BE LAUNCHED FOR SEMBAWANG CLUBHOUSE SEMBAWANG. Mon.— The Sembawang Community Centre Association is to launch a fund for a $30,000 clubhouse. The treasurer of the association, Mr. Michael Wong Yong Ching. said the association paid a rent of S4OO a month for the present club-house. That money
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    Union resume talks
    25 3 SINGAPORE. Mon The Mansfield Local Employees Union today resumed negotiations with the management for a new agreement on wages and working conditions.
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    50,000 WILL TAKE PART IN BIG RALLY ON MAY DAY
    145 3 50,000 WILL TAKE PART IN BIG RALLY ON MAY DAY SINGAPORE, Mon.— The organising committee, set up by repr c s c ntatives of Singapore trade unions to plan out the programme for the May Day celebrations this year, have completed their work. The detailed plans will be I presented
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    Seventy-seven have been victims of this 'terror' in a housing estate
    162 3 Seventy-seven have been victims of this 'terror' in a housing estate I 1 SERANGOOM GARDENS, Mond. gTKAY DOGS m this bousing estate are -terrorising" the residents. Thirty-two bit!* th and 4a have already lor April Th- increased dog-bites have shocked the r< ider and they are demanding the Animal Infirmary
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    A QUARREL THEN A STAB WITH CHISEL
    78 3 A QUARREL THEN A STAB WITH CHISEL SINGAPORE, Mon. —In a quarrel between two inmates of the Gimson School, one produced a chisel and stabbed the other, a court was told. The offence was said to have taken place m the Gimson School on Aug. y. last year. Ong Kee
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    S'pore Congress
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Inch c Mohamed Ibrahim, chairman oi the protem committee ot the proposed Singapore Congres> yesterday appealed to the Registrar ot Societies to give his committee a decision on whether the Congress would be registered.
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    Talk at varsity
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Mon Prof. R.J.W. Le Fevre will speak on "Physical-Organic search m the University of Sydney" at the Lecture Theatre. Department of Chemistry. University of i Malaya at 5.30 p.m. today.
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      139 3 ■■Mil UJJI t UJLJ,IJI.I Medium Uave 47b melr« ib 4j Sunset serenaoe- 6.03 An«OMWAVE meires UTBO nouncemenis; 7.00 The news; Wr/sV from 9.00 p.m.-IO.UO p.m. 7.10 Nevstalk; 7.1S Learn Malay kc/. —Lesson Twenty-one. daily. 730 sillK tt aga in; 8.00 Pirst PM 1.00 Programme summ-uA, Meeting.— Sir John Wolfenden 102
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    Shunned—lepers of the atom age
    268 4 Shunned— lepers of the atom age NOW THEY PLEAD FOR CHANCE TO LIVE IN A SOCIETY THAT HAS BECOME FRIENDLESS WASHINGTON, Monday. JACKSON McVEY, 39, former nuclear technician, has come here to plead with the I .S. Government for a chance for himself and his family to live. McVcy, his
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    ANGER IN WALL STREET OVER LOANS FOR THE SUEZ CANAL
    111 4 ANGER IN WALL STREET OVER LOANS FOR THE SUEZ CANAL YEW YORK, Mon.— N Wall-street bankers have had to "hold hands" with angry bosses of Jewish finance firms because of the U5556,500 (M 5169-.-500.000) loan made to the United Arab Republic for the improvement of the Suez Canal. The loan
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    Bomb outrage
    20 4 BUENOS AIRES. Mon.— Argentine terrorists, threw a I bomb In the Central Police Department. No one was hurt.
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    Award for artist
    16 4 LONDON. Mon.— The Queen awarded the Order of Merit to artist Graham Sutherland.
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    Hitchcock: Salad daze
    33 4 NFW \OKK Mon. Too rotund is Alfred Hitchcock s verdict on himself. The London-born film producer has set a slimming target before he embarks on his next picture: 50th. off.
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    'BAN THE BOMB' MARCHERS FILL TRAFALGAR SQUARE FOR A MASS MEETING AT THE END OF A LONG EASTER TREK
    55 4 A GENERAL view of the scene m Trafalgar Square when the "Ban the Bomb*' marchers, organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, held a mass meeting at the end of their
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    TIME TO GO AND GHANA GOVERNOR LOSES HIS SMILE
    133 4 TIME TO GO AND GHANA GOVERNOR LOSES HIS SMILE ACCRA, Mon. Lord Liltowel, GovernorGeneral since 1957. will leave Ghana for good on June 30 the day before the Republic is declared. Curiously, this was not nounced by Lord ListowH himself but by the Economic Affairs Minister. Kojo Botsio. at a
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    Kidnap baby Eric is home, now Papa Peugeot will help the police
    206 4 Kidnap baby Eric is home, now Papa Peugeot will help the police PARIS, Monday. POLAND PEUGEOT, the Paris millionaire who p;ii(i £35,000 ransom for the return of his four-year-old son Eric, has decided to operate with the police. He has been assured that" the boy will be guarded night and
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    IF YOU'RE FAT YOU'RE MORE CAREFUL AT THE WHEEL, SAYS GERMAN TRAFFIC EXPERT
    220 4 I 7 BONN, Monday. PAT people, it seems, are safer drivers than thin ones. German Transport Ministry officials, investigating the causes of the mounting road accident rate, are studying this theory advanced by an Austrian lawyer. Dr.
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    $2 MILLION TO SHOW HOW THRIFTY SHEIKS ARE
    96 4 $2 MILLION TO SHOW HOW THRIFTY SHEIKS ARE LONDON, Mon. The I wealthy Sheiks of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Qattar and the island of Bahrain are getting worried. Of late there has been increasing criticism of the way they and their relatives are flaunting their money. To clamp down this growing
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    No change at Ford's
    27 4 LONDON, Mon Sir Patrick Hennessy. chairman of Ford Motors said his board had no knowledge of any attempt to take over the company.
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    Atlas long shot
    21 4 CALIFORNIA. Mon. The United States has fired an Atlas Intercontinental Ballistic Missile at a target 4,300 miles away.
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    Half-lit liner
    26 4 LONDON, Mon— Because it was 'killing' women's complexions, lighting m the public rooms of the liner Aragon. will be operated at about half power
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    BRITISH MILLIONS LOAN TO STEELWORKS WILL DOUBLE OUTPUT
    126 4 BRITISH MILLIONS LOAN TO STEELWORKS WILL DOUBLE OUTPUT LONDON, Mon.— Discussions have been going on m the City and Whitehall about plans to financ extensions to the British -built Durgarpur Steelworks m India. Cost of the extensions, which are intended to double the present capacity of about one million tons
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      210 4 An Essential Reference Work The STRAITS TIMES ■^■DIRECTORY OF MSINGAPORE 1 1 MALAYA, 1960 ijl We have pleasure m announcing that the 1960 -L. I Edition of the Straits Times Directory of Singapore fl*- lI L and Malaya is now on sale. This widely recognised authoritative work of reference, now
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    The talented Romero perform here in May
    13 5 The talented Romero perform here in May _X H _r I Interested I
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    Wire thieves
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    Three streets off trade are so quiet now as slack sets in
    220 5 'VERY LITTLE' PRODUCE COMING IN FROM BORNEO AND INDONESIA SLNGAPORE, Monday. MARKET Street, Telok Ayer Street and Malacca Street, which once handled millions of dollars of entrepot trade m primary produce, now look something like a suburban shopping
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    Anna at 20 is off to the land of her dreams
    199 5  - Anna at 20 is off to the land of her dreams EDNA TAN 1 SAVED EVERY CENT I COULD TO REALISE THIS FOND HOPE* By LOVES ACTING, BUT SHE WANTS TO KEEP AIRLINE JOB SINGAPORE, Mon. May 8 "ill be an exciting day for a charming, 20 year old, 'airline
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    ECONOMISTS FROM ASIA TO MEET NEXT MONTH
    85 5 ECONOMISTS FROM ASIA TO MEET NEXT MONTH KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Forty-five teachers from j universities and colleges m South East Asia, will meet at the Univers.tv of Malaya m Kuala Lumpur, for the first regional conference of* South East Asian Rural Economists next month. The conference is designed to stimulate
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    STOLEN BICYCLE PARTS GET HIM 6 MONTHS
    84 5 STOLEN BICYCLE PARTS GET HIM 6 MONTHS SINGAPORE. Mon.— The fork and handle of a stolen bicycle worth five dollars j made a rag-and-bone man lose six months of his freedom. The rag and bone man. Cheong Cheng Vow, 48. received a six months' jail sentence m the Second Criminal
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    The farm faculty
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.The University of Malaya will set up an agriculture department with 35 students on May 23. vJ Ifll 11^ II jM j lilmii'l PART SEVEN
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      371 5 diary of TODAY'S I EVENTS "*~"~-__^^UP^BPB-i FEDERATION Or BOYS' CLUBS (Queen Street Judo 6 p.m.: motor lepainng class, pho:ograpny 7 p.m. YMCA (Orchard Roam: Malay Civil Service Sid. 1 beginner j 9 a.m.: Junior Dept open from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.; body-building and weight lifting 4 p.m.; Judo spe-
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    The sailors who won't fade away
    287 6 The sailors who won't fade away /iLD generals and old admirals never die, they just lade away. And they never fail to come back from the i r dusty shelves with memoirs to rake up old memories and tight old wars all over again. The latest to make a comeb
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    They are all after my money-now I have to fight the cadgers, too
    1439 6  - They are all after my money- now I have to fight the cadgers, too INGEMAR JOHANSSON cxgitrfuij hjytiu A JJ CO far as boxing is concerned, America is painted as a fantastic land of gold, full Of treasure. This is a myth. There's one big difference between European and American
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    185 6  -  ESME BAPTIST A WOMAN'S DESICN -AFTER STUDYING SUCCESTIONS GIVEN BY THE EXPERTS By MY dream bedroom? Alter study ii th( tions given by six experts of lead m I feel a bit uncertain about my own The experts have given their colour schemes m delightful combinations of
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    S'pore to try wonder drug
    73 7  - S'por e to try wonder drug KHOO YEOW TEE I rUEjfAME IS 'PHENAZOONE's-IT'S BETTER THAN MORPHINE fgjgfjgfnhgfh SINGAPORE. Monday X, AI SKILLER TO BE \\StS CLINICAL miSTS BY HEALTH L/jV/STK Y^MARCUS will soon be carried out m (ermine the effects of a new drag phenazocine said md safer than morphine.
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    AMERICA PRESENTS PIANIST BERNSTEIN
    156 7 AMERICA PRESENTS PIANIST BERNSTEIN c) Mr. Sr\mour Bernstein i lopline Amerin pianist will be anions the artists ot 11 countrit-s who will perform at the International Night of Sengs Mask and Dances" the Victoria Theatre on and 5 m aid of the Vitional Theatre Fund. voun? artist. Mr. Bernstein on
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    297 7 Slow crawl, zig-zag and musical chairs all on scooters SINGAPORE, Mon. Thirty competitors took pari m the first scooter gymkhana m Malaya, organised by the Singapore Lambretta Owners Club, at the Police Training School ground yesterday morning. There were five events the 100 yards zigzag
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    MOVING BAZAAR IS CLEARED BY INSPECTORS
    161 7 MOVING BAZAAR IS CLEARED BY INSPECTORS SERANGOON GARDENS, Monday. lIAWKER inspectors paid a surprise visit to the estate last Thursday night to clear the "moving bazzar The inspectors had a tough time persuading hawkers to move their wares from the main roads to a nearby vacant land. The operation clean-up
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    Archbishop to see the Pope
    61 7 Archbishop to see the Pope SINGAPORE. Mon.—Monsignor Michael Olcomendy. Archbishop of Malacca and l Singapore, will leave for the Vatican City on June 7 to seek an audience with the Pope. Later he will take part In a General Council of the Foreign Mission Society convention m Paris to discuss
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    Mother drowned
    20 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Wong Chow. 50. mother of five children was found drowned In the Klang River. yesterday.
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    Farming by radio is a 'hit' with rural folk in S'pore
    304 7 SINGAPORE Mon. Radio Singapore's new feature aimed at bringing home to the rural folk all the latest m poultry farming, is making a big hit with the farmers. This new feature m broadcasting was started earlier this month with
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    Jungle search on
    35 7 IPOH. Mon. Police continued their search for 16--year-old schoolboy, Chong Ah Kau, who disappeared into the jungle while on a picnic with 30 other students at the foot of Kledang Hills, yestertday.
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    Lock icon Three reasons why you MUST see this Anne
    650 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. It is going to be difficult for me to write this notice on "The Diary of Anne Frank" which is the Stage Club's special production m aid of the National Theatre Fund. This is because I hesitate to use all
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    26 7  - POP— Clever Tie-up Gog By Don't trust to luck be sure ot a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press
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    MAGIC FOR YOU
    97 7  -  P. C. Sorcar By THE SILVER ECC THE magician shows one silver egg inside one bou I of water, lie asks his spectators to take it out of water. When they pick it up. they will find it is a jet-black egg. THE SECRET: Blacken one ordinary
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    Winner of $500 contest doesn't know she won
    166 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. MRS. LILY SEE of Kuo Chuan Avenue, was the winner of the $500 Free Press Word Puzzle 4 T' Contest and she still doesn't know she has won it. Reason: She was not m her home when a Free P:
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    BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS FOR HOTEL MEN
    80 7 BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS FOR HOTEL MEN SINGAPOKt Mon. The management of Biltmore Hotel m Tralalgar Street has reached agreement with the Singapore Catering Scr\ Staff Workers Trade Ui. giving 27 members ol the union improved working conditions Under the agreement, the workers will do a 44-hour II They will also
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    2,000 apply to study at Polytechnic
    68 8  -  ALAN KHOO By I Singapore, Monday REGISTRAR: HALF THE NUMBER WANT PLACES IN THE DEPT. OF ENGINEERING THK SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC has received more than 2,000 applications tor places m the 1960 M sessions which will begin m August 'ihe Polytechnic Registrar, Mr. S. Subraiiuiniam,
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    AN AGENCY WILL LOOK FOR MATERIAL AND MORAL AID FOR ALGERIANS
    149 8 AN AGENCY WILL LOOK FOR MATERIAL AND MORAL AID FOR ALGERIANS KU AL A LUMPUR. Mon. An -Algerian rebel agency" is to be set up m Kuala Lumpur shortly to seek more moral supfrom the Federation Government and its people for the Algerian struggle for independence. A representative o! the
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    'Greatest political blunder'
    21 8 \PORE. BBcial rhe Peoi denounced or. South Africa" of the- the vtest mder a the md the cr
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    $1,000 FOR WINNING ENTRY IN PHOTO CONTEST
    179 8 $1,000 FOR WINNING ENTRY IN PHOTO CONTEST I I SINGAPORE, M o n.— Shell has announced a photographic competition, with a first prize of $1,000, which is open to all photographers residing m Singapore. The subject for the competition Is -Oil." and competitors are invited to >end m prints In
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    Extortion charge: Man acquitted
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man. Ng Hong Leon, nas acquitted m a district court on a charge of extorting $36 on Feb. 13 and thereafter s4 monthly from Leow Khoon Yong by putting nun m fear mat his employer. Licw Hock Boon, will no'*'oe allowed to carry
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    MAAF take-over
    32 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Royal Malayan Air Force will take over from the R.A.F. control of all aircraft whether Malayan or Commonwealth m anti-terrorist operations, it was announced here yesterday
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    Aid for pilgrims
    29 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A Federation Government doctor. 10 nurses and hospital assistants, are giving free medical treatment to about 1.000 Malayan Muslims on pilgrimage m Mecca.
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    Talks resumed
    33 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— An ap- peal was made to the Registrar of Societies here yesterday by the proposed Singapore Congress for a decision on whether the Congress would be registered or not.
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    You are looking lovely today
    17 8 You are looking lovely today xv LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Subarah Marlcan. She is a typist.
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    A DEBATE ON MERCY KILLING
    82 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Five speakers will take part m the Jewish Menorah Club's first j forum at the Reuben Manas!st h Meyer Communal Hall. Oxlt v Ri>e. at 7.45 tonight. The subjects for the debate I will be Euthanasia (mercykilling), birth control and i artificial Insemination
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    Excess fares: $3 fine
    65 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A taxidriver. Chua Ah Chow. wa.> S3 m a traffic magistrate's court lor cai [ng more than the lawful number of passengers Ln his taxi at North Bridge Road on Nov. 11. In another case. Thiam Ln. Poh. of Tiong Bahru Road. was fined
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    'PRIVATE LIVES': PERFORMANCE PBY RAF CHANGI PLAYERS MAKES A GOOD IMPRESSION
    171 8 'PRIVATE LIVES': PERFORMANCE PBY RAF CHANGI PLAYERS MAKES A GOOD IMPRESSION SINGAPORE. Mon.— The R.A.F. Changi Variety Club made a good impression with their performance of the Noel Coward comedy "Private Lives" at the Cultural Centre. Simon Goldstein, who wa- also the producer, and Marion Love made a lively team
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    Decision to destroy a house they can keep takes the court by surprise
    166 8 Decision to destroy a house they can keep takes the court by surprise SINGAPORE, Mooda> TWO brothers, joint owners of a house. Risked :i magistrate for a demolition order m respect of a solidly-built but unauthorised uppei storey to their property m Rochore Canal Road. This request surprised the court
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      731 8 The Free Press daily crossword l LUES ACROSS being unwell <7>. _^M~o~l Ixl p I le Ia ■■FT character <9>. 7. Bashful, and gets a broken M M B the law's— (Hamlet) (6> IB WB WM WM anyonVs fun! g (7). P l evidently. (3i. II 10. County ,n Ireland
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    Advice to a young another: STAY SINGLE!
    443 9  - Advice to a young another: STAY SINGLE! MARGHANITA WEE m IT IS STILL WORTH WHILE TO WAIT FOR k Mr. RIGHT At love him I c I He gets furious if another chap so much as looks me. i he keeps asking lions about the father my child— very personal
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    38 9 •MY only daughter is getting married m June. I am a widow. As a point of etiquette, can my married brother give the bride away?— Mrs. XL. marrica Your brother can certainly give the bride away.
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    You CAN be fighting fit at 40
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    Disastrous honeymoons—with a mother-in-law and a poodle
    997 9  - Disastrous honeymoons— with a mother-in-law and a poodle RALPH MIDDLETON By [T is understandable that many newly wed couples approach their honeymoons with a certain amount of apprehension, bu t even this nervousness does not entirely explain some of h extraordinary behaviour that takes plac For instance, there is the
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    Word Puzzle 'I': Winning solution
    741 9 THE JUDGES' COMMENTS ON DIFFICULT CLUES PRIZE m the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle "I" was won by: MRS. LILY SEE, 23, Kuo Chuan Avenue, Singapore, 15. She submitted a solution which, m the opinion of the judges, contained the most apt and accurate
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    BUILD A NEW BODY
    156 10  - BUILD A NEW BODY LIM POH BOON Singapore s body building expert i I yyillLK we- are slid getting lo know the eight exercises that will build you a new body. I would like* lo give ;j word of advice on how lo decide upon the poundage;, you use. Fir
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    Lock icon TOMORROW: Exercise 3
    49 10 100 PER CENT FOR HONGARY BUDAPEST, Mon. Hungary beat Czechoslovakia _-l m the Olympic qualifying lootball tournament. They have now completed their qualifying programme with a 100 per cent record. IN ATHENS. Yugoslavia qualified lor the Olympic soccer finals m Rome by beating Greece 5-0. Reuter
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    24 10 PARIS. Mon— Monaco and St. Etienne qualified to meet m the French lootball cup final at Colombes stadium on May o.- Reuter
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    EXERCISE TWO
    98 10 PROMPT PRESS WITH BARBELLS, or BENCH PRESS This Is an excellent exercise for building chest, arms, and shoulders. Starting position is shown above. Sit on the end of a bench and He back. Hold the bar with arms wide apart. Breathing m. raise the arms until they ar*straight,
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    Chess Lesson Number 18
    426 10 GETTING TO KNOW THE SYMBOLS OFF BY HEART FRED REINFELD writes for beginners SYMBOLS are used m chess nutation to make it simpler to follow a written record of the moves. So tar the only notation symbols used have been the abbreviations for pieces, Pawns, and
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    LEATHER WILL RAIN THIS WEEK IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
    226 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. Lea- j ther will rain and a record 32 entries have been received by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Assoc. ation for the National championships on Friday and Saturday. Nee Roath Virabhak who was expected to compete m the bantam-weight class
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    Charles is lame by habit
    97 10 jl/lEL CHARLES has forgotten how lo run without limpW!--»!, nS u "Ststs Arsenal manager George Swind n, is why the *U;>,UOO Welsh star still has fans worrying about The Charles Knee. i. #\l? ar !f s ,im P ed through Arsenal's match at Fulham night
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    The Russian tennis menace: T are out to beat the world's ba
    486 10  -  GERARD WALTER By London, Monday. INO LIKELY BRITISH HOPEr IN SIGHT FOR MANY YEARS IX ease the defections of certain star lawn tennis players to the pro--1 fessional game have inspired m the breasts of the optimists dreams
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    A GOOD OUTFIELD MUST BE FAST PUT BATTER OUT
    167 10 ~_Ki*Jl I rFHE outfielders m side the diamond I them left field* fielder. A fcood outfielder is of foot, has good v menl of balls hit inl< air. and hathrowing arm to be abb Ui return the ball to th' held
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    BLACK'S KING BISHOP WAS A MERE SPECTATOR
    246 10  - BLACK'S KING BISHOP WAS A MERE SPECTATOR Lim Kok Ann By I SINGAPORE. Mon.— A. Subramaniam"s performance m the Malayan Chess championships was below that normally expected from a previous runnerup. He could gel only hall a point from five rounds. In the second round Black, he w< Malacca champion
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    TITLE HOLDERS WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE
    59 10 TITLE HOLDERS WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE BUKIT PANJANG, Mon.— The champions, Bukit Panjang Rangers, have withdrawn from the Bukit Panjang District Club so league. They don't like the rules. Permuda S.C. have also decided not to compete. Nine teams are left: Aneka. Jurong, Bukit Timah Youth Club. Woodlands, Kranji Rangers, Rainbow.
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    This gamble pa off for North the British trail
    97 10  - This gamble pa off for North the British trail M.Hang •> I THIS British t< this examplWest silent South usually bid follows: One Heart Spade Tw. i It w. lay-c game, but 10 Uriel made m a Heart i at all six tabi< In Standard Bridg simple Heart rebid out
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    383 11  - WARRIORS PAY HIGH PRICE FOR PLAYING ON SOGGY GROUND KEN TOFT By SINGAPORE, Monday. [T was a close affair. In the only senior softball match played yesterday Stan vac Gassers narrowly beat Shaw Brothers Warriors 10--8 on the University ground. Rain washed out all but three matches m the Singapore
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    Ponnusamy caught up at Siglap, led 115 rivals to finish
    454 11  - Ponnusamy caught up at Siglap, led 1 1 5 rivals to finish V. MARKAR By Kallang. Monday Yf PONNUSAMY of Bukit Timah Youth Club iti. became the first winner of the Federation of Boys' Club 'Bis: Walk' yesterday. Ponnusamy, who was the first to arrive among 115 participants, clocked 2hrs.
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    341 11  - EVEN WINS IN A ROW: THIS ORSE REMAINS UNBEATEN MALAYA'S TOP HURDLER ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH Monday Bl dls I'liilUH 11. well ndden b> s„,ith. won the two < lass >iurr>. who started favou- at his old ri\al Luck) star b\ a length with VYilii. lit a length away won
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    SCA MATCHES
    98 11 Summarised scores of the two drawn mathes m the .apore Cricket Association League yesterday. On the padang S.C.C. and the Army drew. S.C.C. 153 for eight declared (Sheppard 41 Price 23: Morgan 3-47. Murphy 2-18. Hadley 2-45); The Army 94 for eight (Bowles 20, Atkinson 20: Schubert 5-30.
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    YACHTING RESULTS
    117 11 RESULTS of yesterday's Royal Singapore Yacht I Club races are as follows Dragon 1. June <E. Holij day > 2. Chey Loong Lt, Cmdr. I Leach) 3. How Come »H. Pfrunder). Tornado 1. Urk (J. Lawton) 2. Yvonne (J. Grace) 3. Rap (W. Monne). Skiff 1. Terbang (JBurns
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    FATHER OF EIGHT WALKED THE FASTEST TIME OF ALL
    300 11 KALLANG, Mon. Peh Chwee Seng has loved walking ever since he could remember. He has trained almost every day irrespective of whether there is a walking competition or not. Yesterday his hard training and undying determination brought him div Sends at
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    52 11 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div. 3A Blue Rovers v Maxwell, M.F.A. ground; Railway v 5.T.8., Geylang. Army League Div. I—H.M.S.1 H.M.S. Terror v 30 Bn R.A.0.C.; G.H.Q. Farelf v Navy Wanderers; Cheshires "A" v 5 Dog Coy R.M.P.; 18 Sig Regt "A" v 8.P.0. "A"; H.Q. S.B. D. v
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    OLYMPIC BLACKOUT IF TV WON'T PAY
    193 11 DOME, Mon. The Rome Olympic Games will not H be televised through Eurovision. They may not be televised at all. The Italian Olympic Committee made this announcement last night. "After protracted and patient negotiations. said a statement, "the ofter.s made by Eurovision for televising
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    RUGBY LEAGUE RESULTS
    67 11 LONDON, Mon. Rugby Leacrue results: Batley 37 Huddersfield 18. Brad ford Northern 29 Whitehaven 20. Bramley 29 Liverpool City 8. Dewsbury 8 Leeds 35. Doncaster 8 Rochdale Hornets 28 Halifax 9 Wakefield Trinity 5. Hull 35 Old- ham 12. Hunslet 8 St. Helens 20.! Keightley 15 Hull
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    116 11 T AWRENCE (Kansas), Mon. A man outran two world champions here m the Kansas Relays. Jim Weaver (North Texas) won the 100 metres m 10.3 sec. Behind him were Bill Woodhouse. Orlando Hazley and Ira Murchison. Woodhouse and Murchison (10.1 sec.) share the world sprint
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    305 12  - U.S. CAGERS GO DOWN FIGHTING TO STRONG TONG KENG ROYSTON LAZAROO By SINGAPORE, Monday THE United States Naw basketball team, 1 though defeated 60-52 by the Singapore Tong Keng side, gave a good account ot themselves last night. They showed pluck throughout the game and went down fighting. Quek Beng
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    60 12 pictures. Tallest player m the IS. Naw side, Butler (6ft. 6in.), leaps into the air as be tries to net this loose ball. AUo going after the ball is Singapore's Lim Suay. ANOTHER Navy challenge.
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    An early goal for the Indians... then Chinese slam in seven
    366 12  -  CHUA BAN HOCK By JALAN BESAR Monday. Chinese 7: Indians 1 £HINESE dominated play m yesterday's SAFA Premier League match at the stadium. But nst Ihe run of play it was Ihe Indians who lU'lUd nrst. Chinese soon overtook
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    RAINED OFF
    23 12 The grass track cycle meet organised by the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association ye.-terday at the Farrer Park postponed because of rain.
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    Lock icon AUSSIE TAKES TITLE IN NICE
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    Lock icon First woman to break 70 sec
    51 12 THE HAGUE, Mon. Ria Van Velsen, of Holland, became the first woman swimmer to break 70 sec. for 100 metres back-stroke. She clocked 69.7 sec. at Ijmuiden. Her performance cannot be put forward as a world record, it was achieved Reuter m a 25-metre
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    Lock icon Arabs shock in Bridge Olympics
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    Lock icon 16TH CHESS TIE
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    YEARLING SCHEME: ANOTHER 24 COMING
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    Lock icon 800 POINTS: A RUGBY UNION RECORD SET BY A BRITISH CLUB
    211 12 LONDON, Monday. I>RISTOL set a new club record for points scored m one Rugby Union season. Their 38-5 trouncing of Birkenhead Park on Saturday carried them over the 800 mark. The west country club has won 35 games this
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    REFEREES MEET
    20 12 The Civilian Referees Football Association hold their monthly discussion meeting at 7.30 p.m. on Friday at SAFA Clubhouse.
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