The Singapore Free Press, 2 May 1960

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    18 1 m *mnm m.,.™ s luma mn The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, MAY 2, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon THE TENGKU SAYS IT AGAIN
    381 1 Rahman (in London): South Africa a top topic lartheid: 'Public or private... l leave to the Premiers' LONDON, Monday. Rahman, Malaya's Prime esterday he thought rtheid policy would be, most important topic tor Dirnnonweahh Premiers' ConI morrow. mier stressed this on {•Kitcrs ii" he intended
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    SUNSPOTS CAUSE NEWS BLACKOUT
    37 1 SUNSPOTS CAUSE NEWS BLACKOUT \GAPORE. <^ ecommunicatio: don and Si: cut off for about esterday, and here were blacked out of ries from the European ■>mmunication:> :t affected tran--3 both ways beLondon and Singa- .iptions were ro >un>i>
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    Louw: Man of silence
    261 1  -  ERIC LOUW Not a word as statesmen get together Mon.— All the statesmen attending tomorrow's Commonwealth con ference were assembled here today with the issue of South Africa's apartheid policies overshadowing their talks. Five leaders four of them Prime Ministers arrived yesterday, and three of them
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    Arms from China
    31 1 NEW YORK. Mon.— An Algerian nationalist spokesman confirmed the front for national liberation .'FX.NJ was recruiting technical aid, arms and money in 10 countries including Communist China.— U.P.l
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    Cure for dysentery
    19 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Two American physicians working i Cairo have reported a cure tor bacillary dysentery.
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    Symphony in Japan
    13 1 TOKYO Mon. The Boston Symphony Orchestra here by air yesterday.
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    JACKIE WILL BE AT THE ABBEY
    86 1 JACKIE WILL BE AT THE ABBEY ONDON, Mon.— Jackie Chan, the actress and a favourite photographic model of Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones, has been invited to his Westminster Abbey wedding to Princess Margaret on Friday. Miss Chan. 22. who is now appearing in "The World of Suzie Wong" received her invitation
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    Seaman ('I have no right to live') quits after million-to-one chance rescue off Malaya
    116 1 Seaman ('I have no right to live') quits after million-to-one chance rescue off Malaya RICHMOND, (California), Mon. Seaman John L. Millner yesterday spoke of his miraculous escape from death in the Straits of Malacca. "I have no right to be alive," said the 34-year-old bachelor, who fell overboard from his
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    Mass wedding...four lovely girls meet their grooms
    26 1 Mass wedding... four lovely girls meet their grooms SOME ef the 12 happy brief ss greeting their i/optis at yesterday's mass welding i" Teltk Iyer Street,
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    CHESSMAN: DEATH AT HIGH NOON TODAY ?
    51 1 CHESSMAN DEATH AT HIGH NOON TODAY CALIFORNIA, Mon.— Protest groups gathered outside tlie State Penitentiary yesterday to cemonstrate against the execution of Caryl Chessman, fixed for 12 o'clock Malayan Time, toda,y. A hanging effigy in the wind and a torch symbolising the life of the convictauthor flared from the overlooking
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    HE GAVE CHINA SECRETS: INDIAN OFFICIAL CHARGED
    58 1 HE GAVE CHINA SECRETS: INDIAN OFFICIAL CHARGED NEW DELHI. Mon.— An important official of the External Allairs Ministry has 1 been suspended by the government on alleged charges of espionage and passing secret information to the Chinese Communists, it was reported here yesterday. The Ministry itself refused to confirm or
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    STOP PRESS
    9 1 TEAR I RUSSIAN CHIEF I rAKEW CA6IN!
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    Hops by jet over Atlantic saves the day for thirsty beer-drinkers of Paysandu
    369 2 OEER DRINKERS in Uruguay are now Ilifting their glasses in a toast to Pan American World Airways. When crisis threatened the beer industry in Paysandu last week, a jet clipper kept the suds flowing. It all happened
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    Anti-inflation bid by The Hague
    61 2 THE HAGCE: Holland on April 30 followed the example of Britain and West Germany In taking measures to combat threatened Inflation. The ner moves announced by the Ministry of Finance Imposes restrictions on advanced depreciation allowances and tax facilities for inreatmentJ. The Ministry «aid the
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    U.S. bid to fight steel competition
    63 2 NEW YORK: Major efforts are being made this year by several large steel companies to strengthen competition against steel Imports and to expand overseas sales. A United States St«el Corporation official estimate* thit steel imports this year will shrink at least 25 per cent
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    A 'bankers' bank' opens in Naha
    62 2 AHA. Okinawa: Another Far last branch of the Bank of America xras opened here. It is headed by Mr. Guy W Wharton, veteran banker with experience In Orient branches. The bank would assist In developing local economy in Okinawa and complement Im island's banking
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    Work started on new 22,000-ton liner in Britain
    756 2 Work started on new 22,000-ton liner in Britain DSFDSL;KFD;FLDF LOOK-AROUND 60 countries at N.Y. trade fair NEW YORK: The fourth United States world trade fair opens here next Wednesday with 3.000 exhibits from more than 60 countries. A number of Asian countries •re making a major effort in displaying their
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    Thailand seeks higher quota of tin
    112 2 Thailand seeks higher quota of tin LONDON: Vija Sethaput. Thailand's Director-General of Mines, said here yesterday he would press at next week's International Tin Council Meeting for Thailand to be allowed to export more tin annually. He said: "I intend to press for an increase in our percentage of the
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    Invest in Asia campaign
    69 2 MANILA. Mon.— The Tenth Asia Req;onal Conference of the Junior Chamber of Commerce ei.uec here on Saturday with a pledge by the delegates to help Improve the investment climate in the region. The delegates from IS Awr.n countries, including Japan, also passed resolutions pledging help to
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    Swiss heads the Rubber Corp.
    41 2 NEW YORK: Oerlikon-Buehrle, a Swiss manufacturer of machine tools, heads a Swiss group that has acquired a controlling stock, interest in the Rubber Corp. of America, Mr. William A. Merton, president of Rubber Corp., lias announced.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    73 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Frankfurt 1/3, Roma 4 5. Leneverette 6A, Radja 6/7, Awata Maru 8/9, Benlomond 10/11, Wonogiri 13/14. Euryalus 15/16, Beira 18, Straat Clarence 19, N. Wall 2, Sedenak N. Wall 3, Sletter N. Wall 4. Slusken
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    Thailand's gold reserves up
    69 2 BANGKOK: Thailand's gold and foreign reserves have gone up by over (U.S.) $2,000,000 at the end of March. Dr. Puey Ungpakorn, governor of the Bank of Thailand, told reporters today, that Thailand's reserves stood at (U.S.) $306.6 million at the end of March compared uith $304.4
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    56 new Soviet sugar mills
    59 2 56 new Soviet sugar mills WASHINGTON: The Soviet Union has built 50 new sugar mills since 1938 bringing total mills to about 251 in 1959 the U.S. Agriculture Department publication. "Foreign Crops and Markets" said. Sugar ouiput in the 1959/66 season was reportedly f.3 million snort tons or 171 per
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    Quiz winner Evelyn's secret...
    327 3  -  TAN THUAN KOK By SINGAPORE. Monday. SHE HAS ALL THE RIGHT ANSWERS IN OUR WIN A BOOK' SERIES: SHE TELLS HOW YOUNG Miss Evelyn Goh has so far been the most successful entrant in the Free Press "Win a Book" quiz series every Thursday. She has
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    Stralian priests $6,000 relief
    11 3 Stralian priests $6,000 relief DKFJDLKFJDFL T: has retor victims of a
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    Lib-Socs have plan to beat thugs' hold on wharfmen
    280 3 Lib-Socs have plan to beat thugs' hold on wharfmen SINGAPORE, Monday. PI IK Liberal Socialist Party has formulated n plan to eradicate the secrei society influSingapore's waterfront labour. The plan vas outlined in a statement titled. "The Gamba Report a >pecial renee to condition of labour on our waterfront"'— issued
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    CHANGE IN UNIFORM COST'THEM THEIR FREE TRIPS
    120 3 CHANGE IN UNIFORM COST' THEM THEIR FREE TRIPS PAYA LEBAR. Mon. The Singapore Airport police force intend sending a, delegation to see the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ton Chin Chye, to consider its case for free bus rides. The policemen were previously allowed to travel free in all buses. They
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    CHILDREN BLAMED FOR DIRTY LIFTS IN ESTATE
    55 3 CHILDREN BLAMED FOR DIRTY LIFTS IN ESTATE KALLANG. Mon. Housewives in the new Kallang S.I.T. flats are angry with the children who dirty the lifts. Madam L. H. Khoo told the Free Press the stench in the lifts wa,s unbearable. She suggested that notices be displayed instructing residents and users
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    tar plans to box his way Britain
    12 3 tar plans to box his way Britain DSKFJDSLKFJDFL I Promised I I
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    Funeral of Mrs. D. Srinivasagam
    64 3 SINGAPORE. Moil. The Archdeacon of Singapore, the Ven. Dr. D. D. Chelliah, yesterday conducted the funeral service of his mother-in-law, Mrs. D. Srinivaaagam, 74, who i died at the General Hospital 1 on Saturday after a short ill- nes3. A large gathering of friends and
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    Hiker Helmholz: I'll do any work that will help me on my way
    152 3 SINGAPORE, Monday. A 24-year-old German hitch-hiker, Gunter R. 11. Helmholz is now stranded in Singapore without a single cent in his pocket. He was robbed of his lifesavings £1,000 in foreign currency while he was asleep in
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    It was accident
    37 3 TANJONG MALIN. Mon. The coroner recorded a verdict by accident and attached no blame on a driver at an inquest on K. Raman, a labourer who was killed in a road accident last year.
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    Books for Institute
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The High Commissioner for Pakistan, Major General Nawabzada Muhammad Sher Ali Khan, has presented 65 books to the Language Institute on behalf of the Pakistan Government.
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      233 3 Uliraii'liiliM'ii'lHTMl Medium Wave 476 metres a programme of bnthdav rrSHORT WAVE: 62 metres (4780 quests for chilaren presented by kc/s.> from 9.00 p.m.— 10.00 Mildred Appadu: p.m.— 10.00 p.m. daily 6.00 Netberlaudf Cli«mb^i hTmm 1 r> .^ii. Music: 6.45 Sunse*. serenade A^M. 10.00 Labour Day-'alk AmiouncemMlls< 7.00 Tiie by Gerald
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    End of male supremacy in sight
    261 4 AGE OF TEDDY BOYSIA BRITANNICA": ITS AN EARLY SIGN OF NEW BIOLOGICAL STATE GENEVA, Monday. NEW reason for the upsurge of Teddy Boys has been advanced. It is because the end of male supremacy in the world is in sight, says Dr. John Burton
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    CANADA MAY AT LAST TAKE THE CHAIR THAT HAS WAITED FOR 60 YEARS
    153 4 CANADA MAY AT LAST TAKE THE CHAIR THAT HAS WAITED FOR 60 YEARS mORONTO. Mon.— Canada 1 is about to join the Organisation of American States— the tight Pan-Ame-rican Council of United States and 20 Latin American Republics. This marks an historic change in policy. Canada has resisted efforts to
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    TOUGH ISSUES ON AGENDA AT COMMONWEALTH PREMIERS' CONFERENCE
    188 4 TOUGH ISSUES ON AGENDA AT COMMONWEALTH PREMIERS' CONFERENCE WHAT IS NEW IN THE SHOPS? MARGARET AND ANTONY MAKE THE ROUNDS TO FIND OUT f ONDON, Mon.-— Plans for the Commonwealth Conference of Prime Ministers, starting in London this week, were officially disclosed here. And it is now clear that thin
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    'No smoke' US president
    46 4 NMV YORK. Mon. N o use offering a cigarette to the next President of the I.S. Of the six or seven runs in thr field not one is a cigarette smoker. President nhowtr gave it up several years ago for health reasons.
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    NO MORE FREE STOPS AT TRINIDAD FOR U.S. AIRCRAFT
    195 4 NO MORE FREE STOPS AT TRINIDAD FOR U.S. AIRCRAFT WASHINGTON, Mon.— Trinidad has forbidden the United States to land any more military aircraft at Piarco Airport after the end of next week. US airplanes, chiefly military transports, have been using the airfield free of charge under a treaty signed in
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    The practical king
    32 4 WASHINGTON. Mon.— King Mahendra of Nepal, a practical man who hopes to promote the tourist trade, said about the Abominable Snowman: "It pays us to keep this mystery alive."
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    A MAN WITH THREE EX-WIVES AND THREE CHILDREN IS FINED $85 AND TOLD TO GET RID OF HIS SPORTS CAR
    299 4 A MAN WITH THREE EX-WIVES AND THREE CHILDREN IS FINED $85 AND TOLD TO GET RID OF HIS SPORTS CAR LONDON, ■MD SMITH, tall and handsome, is trying to forget his worries worries like his three ex-wives. At Wimbledon court Sidney Lionel Smith, of New Maiden, admitted embezzling two gallons
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    Harry Truman: I to Stalin to withdraw
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    troops from Persia ... and he did
    69 4 troops from Persia and he did NEW YOa l AN ultimatum to Sou. t A issued by Harry si was President of the In res j disclosed in New York The Russian was told I not withdraw his troops fro States fleet would "mo\r 1 Gulf." Said Mr. Truman: H
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    Soustelle—already he is tired of taking a back seat
    226 4 Soustelle— already he is tired of taking a back seat JJE-EXTKK Jacques v Gaulle sacked from h s i row over Algeria. Re-enti because, us he said: "Too man\ pe their confidence in me t now." It is a re-entrance witl his close friend de Gaulle, \xh to power in
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    BRITISH OFFICER MADE A 'WARRIOR' BY THE MASAI OF TANGANYIKA
    183 4 BRITISH OFFICER MADE A 'WARRIOR' BY THE MASAI OF TANGANYIKA LONDON, Mon. A young English Colonial officer has been made a "warrior" by Tanganyika's Masai tribe. He carries a shield and spear and joins in war dances at secret tribal ceremonies. His name is Mr. Mike Leaf. Or, as the
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    Britain builds her first atom train (six inches long) for $59
    165 4 Britain builds her first atom train (six inches long) for $59 I ONDON, Mon.—Bri- tain's first atomic train is six inches long and known as the Wantage Flier. Powered by electricity and shunted by photo-elec-tric cells, a toy engine pulls an eggcup-size load of chemicals in and out of a
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    Too many of us
    36 4 TORQUAY, (England) Mon. —The world is on the brink of an "explosion of population", Dr. C. P. Blacker, adviser on population and medico-social problems, told the Royal Society of Health Congress here.
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    136 miles up
    23 4 CANBERRA, Mon— A British two stage Skylark space research rocket reached i cord height of 136 mil. Woomera rocket range
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    Ban is lifted
    21 4 ZOMBA fNyasaland). Mor A ban on public me< and processions under saland's Emergency Regula tions has been lifted.
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    Britain: Quake aid
    25 4 LONDON, Mon The British Government is to give £10--000 (M$85.000) to help in relief following the earthquake disaster at Lar in Persia.
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    Snowstorm damage
    25 4 C HICAGO, Mon A storm buried towns and ru, fruit crops with up to 14 inches of snow from Wyoming to New Mexico.
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    2 year-old record factory is doing well
    16 5 2 year-old record factory is doing well I I I I I rout lined 6* president
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    Indian unionists on study tour
    12 5 \"GAPORE. Mon. -Four ne Ind N ■jnI
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    One-way ticket for these thousand
    149 5 DUTCH NATIONALS ARE TOLD THEY MUST LEAVE INDONESIA AND NOT COME BACK M»™ .than MM .KdfS&fSK, in oilfiefcfa in Indonesia, have left Jakarta on <>IH wa > l t'^ et for their own country. Hie Dutch oil workers have completed heir three years duty tour,
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    THEY COMPLAIN -AND DOWN COME THOSE FOOD STALLS
    128 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Stalls found abandoned in Singapore streets have been dealt with drastically during the last two weeks. Action has already been taken by the Market and Hawkers Division Unsightly stalls 'have been pulled down on the spot in areas like Leng
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    Unlucky coin
    24 5 RAWANG. M seriously injure accider a motorcar while she was attemptto pick up a ten-cent n from the middle of the road.
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    Singapore's vegetable and fruit trade is on decline
    175 5 Singapore's vegetable and fruit trade is on decline SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's entrepot trade in foodstuffs, including preserved and dried fruits and vegetables, is dwindling. According to statistics. Singapore exported $67,000.--000 worth of foodstuffs last year, which is $30,000,000 less than the previous year. Fresh fish ■•••••■•■■■••a Leading importers and exporters
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    A SURPRISE ALBUM OF CHURCH PHOTOS FOR- BISHOP AND WIFE BEFORE THEY WENT AWAY
    117 5 A SURPRISE ALBUM OF CHURCH PHOTOS FOR- BISHOP AND WIFE BEFORE THEY WENT AWAY 0 Shortly before he left Singapore, the Right Rev. H. \V. Baines. the retirine Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, received a surprise gift of a photograph album. The album, containing pictures of six Chinese churches in
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    Eleven varsity students back after 3-week study tour of Japan
    148 5 Eleven varsity students back after 3-week study tour of Japan IiIKIT TIMAH, Monday. JJJLEVEX students of Ihe rniversity of Malaya Economics Society (Singapore Division) returned last week on board the Tjiiuwah after completing a three-week study lour of Japan. The members of the touring group were Mr. Lim Ban Choon,
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    Population census Radio chief to quit
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Mo::,- A population census is being taken for Sarawak. North Borneo and Brunei. Census work in North Borneo Parted la>t Wednesday. KUALA LUMPUR. M The Director of Broadcasting. Mr. A. T. Read, has submil his resignation and will b his post in July
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    Evicted hawkers return
    44 5 SERANGOON GARDENS, Mon. About 350 hawkers who were turned out ot the estate recently are back in the area but this time they were allowed to stay after they agreed to leave their loadside sites and mo\e into the open field.
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    Spore dealers seek H.K. producers for a business pact
    221 5 Spore dealers seek H.K. producers for a business pact SINGAPORE, Mod. An "unofficial" tra mission of enai ware dealers here will go to Hong Koim soon to sign a "standtogether" business pact with maun: turers there. They will urge the manufacturers to pool their common resources in lace of rising
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      A lesson in death in Rabat
      166 6 A lesson in death in Rabat IN a dark factory in Rabat, an unknown number of men adulterated cooking oil with aircraft engine oil. That single act had such widespread consequences that within one week, 10.000 Moroccans were ill. Adulterating cooking oil is common enough in this part of the
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      A macabre reminder
      137 6 'JHE Holy Cross riots In Poland is a macabre reminder ot the costs oi religious intolerance. The provocation of the riot was simple The issues were so widespread and unexpected 15 polio men and unknown number of civilians killed. It happened in the town of Nowa Huta,
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    My Story.
    578 6  -  INGEMAR JOHANSSON 1 1 Yi THERE can't be very many boxing years left for me. As long as it carries me forward, I shall stick to it. But when I realise my day is done, I shall leave without hesitation. It is my onshakeable opinion that no prize
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    Bishop speaks out: South Africa must be outlawed
    920 6  -  Dr. MERVYN STOCKWOOD By the Rt. Rev. LORD BISHOP OF SOUTHWARK David Sheppard is right, declares Britain's most outspoken Bishop. Religion, politics and sport CANNOT be separated. That is Christ's own teaching. n a v i u shep- PARD, the cricketer parson
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    SUCKERS FOR PUNISHAMENT
    21 6 SUCKERS FOR PUNISHAMENT THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION HITS OUT AT BOxiNc^ i i Oi ar« Greeting J i i 1 theeJ
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    MANY BOXERS WON'T TRAIN PROPERLY-THEY PREFER TO BE PUNISHED IN RING
    184 6 MANY BOXERS WON'T TRAIN PROPERLY-THEY PREFER TO BE PUNISHED IN RING They were bailered and pulped, sewn together and patched up. Bashers and sluggers who sought the shortest way to success with long swings and violent bull rushes; filled with the desire to smash in the next blow and take
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    Too much red tape' say the Scouts
    64 7 L-le encouragement f s o NOW THEY L L c aMPING ON THEIR B Y THE SEA tan THi** KOK Singapore, Monday I L g tired of "red tape" and I n the Boy Scout move- n the la>t few weeks organised n
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    CASH FROM FILM SHOWS FOR A STUDY TOUR
    79 7 CASH FROM FILM SHOWS FOR A STUDY TOUR SINGAPORE, Mon.—Undergraduates of the Nanyang University's Department of History and Geography have drawn out plans to collect $20,000. This money, from film shows, will finance a party of 50 students on a study tour of Indonesia towards end of this year. The
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    Husband went to study, she for company: Now she's a beauty expert
    218 7  - Husband went to study, she for company: Now she's a beauty expert MRS. ONG PAYA LEBAR, Monday. ■J^WO years ago, Mrs. Ong Huck Jin ("I shun loneliness") went to Britain with her husband, who had been granted a scholarship. Now Mrs. Ong is back —a qualified beauty specialist. While in
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    TWO PARTNERS IN A NEW BLOOMS FOR EXPORTS' FIRM GET PROOF OF SUCCESS
    49 7 TWO PARTNERS IN A NEW BLOOMS FOR EXPORTS' FIRM GET PROOF OF SUCCESS MRS \MY EDC and Mrs. Lee unpack offchlda that went round the world to Drove a Doint. They came back to Singapore in perfect condition. They are now on display at Air Home in Raffles Place.
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    ASSOCIATION FOR MPs: BRANCHES PLANNED FOR MALAYA
    95 7 ASSOCIATION FOR MPs: BRANCHES PLANNED FOR MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The president of the Australian Senate. Sir Alister McMullin, arrived in Kuala Lumpur to have talks with local Members of Parliament on the formation of Malayan branches of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. He is the chairman of the General Council
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    Joint exercise
    33 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore police and Services will hold an island-wide internal security exercise from noon on Wednesday to noon on Friday. The joint exercise has been called "Exercise Robin Hood."
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    Rubber talks
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. An international conference to discuss methods of countering the challenge posed to natural rubber by the synthetic product will be held nere in September this year.
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    Club's new play
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Stage Club, Singapore, will present "The White Carnation" on May 25. 26 and 27 at the Cultural Centre Theatre in canning Rise. Bookings are now open at Robinson's.
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    Bar girls warned: Do not cadge drinks from the customer
    130 7 Bar girls warned: Do not cadge drinks from the customer SINGAPORE, Monday. gAR girls in certain areas have l>een warned by their employers not to pester customers to buy them drinks or food. I i This followed complaints from customers that girls in some bars demanded drinks, sometimes even before
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    ARCHIDS GO ROUND THE WORLD AND RETURN TO SINGAPORE ERFECT DISPLAY CONDITION
    192 7 ARCHIDS GO ROUND THE WORLD AND RETURN TO SINGAPORE ERFECT DISPLAY CONDITION SINGAPORE. Mon. \rd work and experiment, week the nrm sent two nllar packages round the world by air. They also arrived :n perfect display condition. Problem solved They have solved the main packing problem. But Mr. Ede added
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    18 7 LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Helen Koh. She is 20 and a receptionist
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    A PEN THAT IS MADE 'FOR MEN ONLY': IT HAS THE HE-MAN LOOK
    190 7 A PEN THAT IS MADE 'FOR MEN ONLY': IT HAS THE HE-MAN LOOK SINGAPORE, Mon.— A pen "for use by members of the masculine sex" is being introduced into Singapore by Sheaffer's. "This pen is put on the market as a result of a world-wide survey made to find out
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    CULTURE MINISTER BUYS FUN FAIR TICKETS FOR NATIONAL THEATRE FUND
    58 7 CULTURE MINISTER BUYS FUN FAIR TICKETS FOR NATIONAL THEATRE FUND "-^i^— iww—aiwwwwww Bowppoefry)«KywA*^.vwww*v>3r The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Raiaratnam buying tickets for a fun fair to be held on June 4 and 5 at Raffles Institution in aid of the National Theatre Fund. Tickets are available at Ministry of
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    28 7 PENANG. Moil— The Federation Government has refused political asylum to 15 refugees from Hainan who arrived In Malaya in a junk in March this year.
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    206 7  - No 'A' for Art but Eileen will still go to London SINGAPORE, Mon.— A young and pretty girl, Eileen Keng Siok Hian, is a very disappointed girl in Singapore today... and it's all because she didn't get an "A" for her art in the Cambridge examination last year. Seventeen -year
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    Adolf the artist
    25 8 LONDON. Mon. Two rare sketches in pencil and watercolour signed by Adolf Hitler will stand besides works b\ Renoir. Monet and Degas
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    21 8 WASHINGTON. Mon.—William Fulbright of the Senate Foreign Relation* Committee denounced the Turkish Government for showing "a tendency toward tyranny."
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    Johore car loans for councillors
    37 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore State Assembly has approved loans to councillors to buy cars. State councillors can now borrow money to buy cars from a fund at 3i per cent! interest.
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    No mail delivery
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Acting Director of Posts, Mr. M. Balasubramaniam, has announced tbat there would be no delivery of letters or parcels today which is being observed as a public holiday in substitution for Labour Day yesterday.
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    Burn and a bash
    30 8 BENEVENTO, (Southern Italy). Mon. A 27-year-old Italian was gaoled here for 30 years for setting his wife on fire and then killing her with a rock.
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    World Fair 1967
    23 8 OTTAWA, Mon. Austria ha* stepped out of the running for the 1967 World's Fair, improving Montreal's chances of staging it.
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    Nehru visits Nye
    19 8 LONDON, Mon. Prime Minister Nehru yesterday visited Aneurin Bevan who is recovering from an abdominal operation.
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    Man in space
    30 8 WASHINGTON, Mon. Senator Henry Jackson .said on a TV programme inat Russia may try to put a man 1 in .space before tne summit meeting in Paris.
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    Songgram to India
    21 8 TOKYO. Mon. A lorinei Prime Minister of Thailand Mr. Pibul Songgram, lef Kobe, by ship today fo] India.
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    Look here for your lucky star today
    366 8 BORN today you are Inventive and original in both ideas and execution. You have tremendous resources and are adaptable. Your talent for diplomacy Is likely to enter into your personal as well as your professional life. No-one is ever completely sure wh.it you
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    Man called'liar'gets 2 years
    232 8 Man called 'liar' gets 2 years HE TOLD THE OWNERS DAUGHTER HE HAD PERMISSION TO USE CAR-THEN STOLE IT SINGAPORE, Monday. THE judge called 56-year-old Abdul Hamid bin Abdullah a "liar" and then sentenced him to two years' jail for stealing a car. Abdul was stated to have taken the
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    Assembly query on water supply
    53 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. Dato Hamid bin Haji Jumat IUMNO-Geylang Serai > has tabled a question on whet an agreement has been reached with the Johore Government on supply ot water to Singapore for oral answer by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan .ew. ,at the Legislative
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    STOLE FROM MAN AT PRAYERS: HE GETS TWO MONTHS' JAIL
    115 8 STOLE FROM MAN AT PRAYERS: HE GETS TWO MONTHS' JAIL SINGAPORE; Mon.— A taxi-driver was praying in a mosque in Bencoolen Street when a thief stole his shirt and purse containing $32, a magistrate's court was told. Warin bin Mohamed Fadil. the taxi-driver, had placed his shirt and purse outside
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    'Bazaar for blind' poster contest
    42 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The committee of the United Kingdom stall will organise a poster drawing competition for children to publicise the International Bazaar for the Blind to be held at the Vic--1 toria Memorial Hall on May 21.
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    STB workers pick their president
    35 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Inche Rahmad bin Kenap was elected president of the Singapore Telephone Board Workers' branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees at the branch's first annual general meeting.
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    British envoy to visit Borneo
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The United Kingdom High Commissioner to the Federation of Malaya, Sir Geotfroy Tory. and Lady Tory will visit North Borneo beginning May 15.
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    It was first questions, then food when these girl visited American aircraft carrier Bonnie Dick
    68 8 What's that queer-looking thing? Seems to be the question the girl in the pit, I it She was one in a group of members of the Sim's Avenue Girls' Club which p. craft carder, the
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    The 'parasites' of Change A
    160 8 They cling to trousers SINGAPORE, Monday. VISITORS to Raffles Place are complaining aboul shoe-shine boys who tug al trousers nnd press their service. Some of the more "aggressive* 1 boys are even known to chide those who refuse their service. Said an American tourist. Mr.
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    Learning Malay Radio Singapore Lesson No. 23
    156 8 3SI Sop; soup. 332. Kambing: Goat. SSS. Sop kambing: Mutton soup. 334. Periok: looking pot 335. Kereta: ar/carriage/vehicle. 336. Sorong: Push 337. Kereta boroiig: Push cart. 338. Sempang: Junction. 339. Mangkok: Howl. 340. Lidah: Tongue. 341 Otak: Brain. 342. Lestn: Licence. 343. Majlis:
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    Inche Yusof will $500,000 St Ambulance building
    93 8 fHE Vang di-Pertuaii bin Ish;ik. will c»|u ii John Ambulance Assocki Road Inche Yusof, who is a. president of the St. J j Council, has not set a deh j date for the opening, but it will be some time in Ju The
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    Prayers on Vesak
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tlv Buddha Gay a Temple in h Course Road, will observe Vesak Day on May 10. with prayers from 600 am 11.00 p.m.
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    Crash: Seven hurt
    25 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Seven picnickers were injured, two seriously, when their car overturned at tht 8J Mile. Rawang-Kuala Lumpur Road, yesterday afternoon.
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      300 8 Free Press daily crossword CLUES ACROSS j (s>. I. T. Atkins reduced to twelve :>. limp word worn in the plural Bi 1? I I I I I I 1 y^^ wards. Alwyn! (7>. brating in the orean loft iB>. M M m B B 9. Sea chief (4). 10.
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    522 9 HAVE YOU a health problem? Send it to the Free Press Doctor. But remember, he can answer your questions only in this column. SAYS THE DOCTOR I hut Ed my h u -hand I three think I iuth the m- .n't I Bmperature ■^strated I
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    IS YOUR HEALTH PROBLEM HERE?
    36 9 IS there any medicine I can take for cystitis? Treating bladder is now highly d and you should examination by xpert and let him you. The days of uer are over.
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    How to cope with a two-timing ex-husband
    390 9  - How to cope with a two-timing ex-husband MARGHANITA WEE 02 of' the wwm ft (fclf t pe with an ex-husband who tries to h Judy Y has trouble with such a two. til* man. She write* reed my husband for adultery. I iv of our little girl, aged two, and
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    ONE-MINUTE PROBLEM
    68 9 MY fiance wants to buy me a verv expensive engagement ring. I would rather have a cheaper one and keen the rest of the cash for our home and the wedding day. He has curious ideas about the value of money and seems incapable of visualising the expense
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    Purple trailers give colour to collections
    631 9  -  M.R.S ARSCOTT JDFSDLFDSLFDJKF mmmmma HAVE two low growing plants pecially in mind that give permanent colour to a collection of plants. One is SETCREASEA purpurea, which ut first sight looks much like a Tradescantia and indeed is closely allied to that semis, both Tradestuntia
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    THE JUDGES' COMMENTS
    735 9 THE PRIZE in the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle "J" was won MRS. S. YAP, 2, Holland Grove Terrace, Singapore 10. She submitted a so--1 J jn which, in the u^.iion of the judges, contained the most apt and accurate answers to the clues. Here are
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    The poor umpires take on more as U.K. cricket season begins
    680 10  -  JOHN DAVIS By London. Monday LONDON. Mon.— Adding machines for Ihc statisticians, .iiul umpires with the wisdom of Solomon would be welcome additions for the Knglish cricket season which luis ;ilread> begun. The oonus points system for the first
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    Luton Town: No tactics, no method ...now manager tells why he
    836 10  -  Syd Owen By who resigned as manager of relegated Luton. In an interview with CLIVE TOYE. 1 THERE'S SMALL MARGIN BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE, AND CRITICISM WAS UNJUSTIFIED I RESIGNED because of constant criticism of my methods. Grillcism from
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    BRIDGE
    166 10 Indiscriminate ychic bids cost a lorlune in the long run. but the result on this hand shows that u pays to advertise once in a while. When South opened One Spade. West recalled how he had been taken lor a ride by the same player on a previous occasion
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    Lock icon Pancho is world tennis champ
    48 10 SYDNEY. Mon. -Pancho [Gonzales (U.S.) won the world professional lawn tennis series, in his final match, he beat Ken Rosewall 'Australia) 6-3. 9-7 to finish the series with 49 wins and eight defeats. Rosewall was runner-up with 32 wins and 25 defeats. Reuter
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    Lock icon A keen eye
    32 10 WELLINGTON. Mon. An Otago darts player. Mr. J. Young, set a world record of 55.001 points in 3 hr. 2 min. Previous record was 3 hr. 50 min.- Reuter
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    RIPPLING MUSCLES CAN BE YOURS: TRIAL PERIOD IS OVER, SO NOW TO WORK
    318 10 EXERCISE EIGHT By LIM POH BOON Singapore body building expert REVERSE CURL i I FT. The starting position. Stand with feet slightly apart, shoulder.* straight, and palms facing behind you. BELOW. Moving only forearms, raise the barbell
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    It was a keenly contested match
    210 10 It was a keenly contested match Jollilads 3 Pachitan 3 pEYLANG. Mon. This Division 2 A league match was a keenly contested affair. Jollilads scored in the sth minute when Hussein's shot was deflected in by Hashim, Jollilads netted again but the goal was disallowed as Francis Quek was ruled
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    Lock icon HOLLAND WILL PLAY BRITAIN
    66 10 QSLO, Mon. Tne Netherlands qualified to meet Britain in the second round of the Davis Cup European zone. They completed a 3-2 i win over Norway. Other results: Belgium be;. 1 Switzerland 3-2; Luxembourg lead Monaco 2-1; Germany beat Czechoslovakia 3-2; Argentina beat Finland 5-0; Sweden
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    22 10 LET'S COL COWD CAPTAL By ML I S( I I NopX K! f k h HambkflK lien takes 2 K I a
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      29 10 Chess lesson No. 24 J A A m^^^^^^^ WMr/A' s in A 'Wi^w^ Wswyi^» 9/m>//« r Sss,*M Vs*,sA6 White is a Rook ah« ad Fred Reinfeld writes tor beginners
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    CRYING SHAME: ONLY FEW SEE BOXING FINALS
    317 11 CRYING SHAME: ONLY FEW SEE BOXING FINALS Roy Lazaroo reviews Saturdays National championships gINGAJPORE fans arc not interested in good boxing. This was evident on Saturday night at the Badminton Hall when only a handful turned up to see the cream of the state's boxers light in the National Championships.
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    R.C. Hunters taste jrst defeat in Softball League
    302 11 INGAPORE, Monday, their first defeat yester surprised by Polite Train u \V division of th< I Police wore m to H rs -Mfu i brought then €ii In their earlie been for the! ling. Hunt.r by a bj I lic< displayed t>pecially
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    skey star Kes seven kets for 9 runs
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    8 11 Rell's title after fight 41st hole JDFKSDFDSLFD Reuter
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    Lock icon Scots beat Welsh for Sevens title
    21 11 TWICKENHAM. Mon.—Beore 50.000 spectators. London beat London Welsh the final of the Midx 'Sevens" Reuter
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    23 11 French beat the fighting Irish ANNECY i France'. Mon. Frar.ce beat Ireland by eight bouts to two in an internamateur boxing matcn. Reuter
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    Two yachts collide in race, and Yvonne is forced to back out
    262 11 SINGAPORE, Monday. T>WO boats. Dragon Class "Rika III" and Tornado Class "Yvonne" were involved in a collision during a race at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club yesterday. Result: Both boats were damaged. Yvonne <J. Grace) iorced to retire
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    Lock icon Japan's new judo champ is big, tough
    143 11 rpOKYO. Mon. Size and X weight DO count m judo. Akio Kaminaga. 23. proved it This fifth dan beat champion Isao Inokuma. 22 <also fifth dan for the national title. Their hard fought bout lasted 20 minutes and was watched by 8.000 spectators.
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    94 11 SEMI-FINALS .Mosquito: Ahmad Ismail bt. Tan Suan Mah, r.s.i. 3rd round; M-artin Queck bt. Hussein Ismail; Fly: Jumaha^ Ibrahim bt. Ali Ahmad; SAC Francis bt. J. Francis, r.s.f. Ist round; Bantam: Ow Mun Hong bt. Sidek Ahmad; V. Kesavan bt. B. Issac; I eather: K. Krishnan Gopalan
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    336 11  -  FRANK ROSTRON By LONDON. Mon. Billy Griffith the M.C.C. assistant secretary, confirmed last night that at the Marylebone club"s meeting at Lord's on Wednesday a ballot will be held "for the first time In living memory." for the election of the new committee. Up to
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    129 11  -  P.C. Sorcar By Magician brings forward a dishful of ordinary hen's egg or duck's egg. He also brings one glass tumblerful of ordinary water. Next the magician gives one similar glassful of water to the spectators. As the spectators put one egg inside their glassful of water, the
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    Sukaramai defeat the Arsenal to the tune of 6-1
    182 11 Sukaramai defeat the Arsenal to the tune of 6-1 Sukaramai 6 \rsenal 1 BALESTIER, Monday. pLAYING far more constructive soccer than their opponents, Sukaramai trounced Arsenal in their Div. 3 D match. Abu Bakar. playing at right wing, was easily the outstanding player on the Held. Although he scored only
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    Fast finishing Azarole gets Johnson a double
    729 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS HERE'S HOW THEY RAN... By Penang, Monday. AZAROLE finished too strongly for her better backed stablemate, Youghal Bridge, in winning the main race here yesterday. Azarole completed a winning double for jockey Johnson. Following the leader, Sage Blue, until after entering
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    179 12 SURTEES SWITCHES TO CAR AND GOES FASTER THAN MOSS AIXTREE, Monday. motor cycling champion John Surlees took up cur racing yesterday :m<l drove- faster lhan Stirling Moss. .But Moss won the race. It was thr Aint: Formula Two'* motor race, over 50 laps totalling 150 mile Surtees had the fa
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    57 12 SINGAPORE. Mon.— opening batsman Colin JefTers scored 93 runs to help the RAF Invitation XI win a friendly cricket match against the SCC at the padang yesterday. The scorers: RAF: 163 (Jeffers 93: Blount 24: Mungue Xirkham 6-34: Woodhouse 2-17 > SCC: 66 (Glendinming 18;
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    11 12 PRAGUE, Mon. CzechoSlovakia beat Austria 4-0 at soccer.- Reuter
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    81 12 THERE are not many to recommend after yesterday's races but here are a few that will pay if followed: MORNING FLIGHT, fifth in the first race, could win a similar weak event. FROGGIE, second in that race, is sure to win in the near future. RESQUILLEIR. a
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    51 12 IN HE COMES SWINGING... ONE OF THE THRILLING BOUTS IN NATIONAL MEET Sidek bin Ahmad (right) steps back as Ow Mun Hong rushes in. Mun Hong won this semi-final fight, but lost to V. Kesavan in the final after a good fight. Sec page 11 for more pictures and full
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    177 12 Indonesians beat India 2-1 to avenge Olympic soccer defeat JAKARTA, Monday. J^ JAKARTA representative side today beat the visiting Indian national soccer team 2—l. A crowd of 20,000 watched. The Indians had beaten Indonesia 2 o in an Olympic qualifying game. The return was a friendly. India brought three >econd-string
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    147 12 CYDNEY. Mon.— Rod Laver, Australian champion and 1959 Wimbledon runner-up, moved up to number two In j the Australian tennis rankings for 1960. They were issued today. Neale Fraser. holder of the United States title, retained i top place, and Roy Emerson dropped from
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    32 12 SOFIA, Mon. Jhe Soviet Union, Olympic Games football champions, will not defend their title in Rome. Bulgaria be-at Rumania 2-1 to head their group. The Russians were second.
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    Lock icon Losers are home
    17 12 TOKYO, Mon. The Japanese Davis Cup tennis team returned by air from Manila. Reuter
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    126 12 CHAMPIONS BEATEN: TRAINER GETS THE SACK BARCELONA, Mon. Because Real Madrid beat them in the European Cup, Barcelona have sacked their trainer. Helenio Herrera, who trained the Spanish football league champions for the semifinal, is not expected to have his contract renewed when it ends on June 30. He is
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    113 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. Eight golfers qualified for the Eu Tong Sen Cup championships. And among them was 14-year-old Wong Weng Hong. 72. who is tipped to win the trophy at the Royal Island Club this year. The seven others who Qualified were: B Latter
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    76 12 MAHAT AMBU IN DELIGHTS FANS BATU PAHAT BATU PAHAT, Mon. Darul Afiah Football Club of Singapore played here yesterday. Their Ist XI beat the Union Estates Combined 4-1 at Bat Pahat Stadium. Scorers wer Mahat Ambu <3) and Hassai Daim. Yusoff scored fo Unions. Daruls led 2-0 at half time
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