The Singapore Free Press, 14 May 1960

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    17 1 NEWSP p ER Etf»v«nnv The Singapore Free Press No. *****. """""^^^■■^■■■■■■■iiimm SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    TENGKU: I WILL SPEAK OUT
    828 1 lnat communique on South Africa displeases Premier Rahman... lt didn't tell all, he says lig debate FREE PRESS SPECIAL REPORT LONDON, Saturday. JENGKU Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Prime .Minister, said here last night, he reserved the right to tell his people "what actually took place" at
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    Change or face ruin, says Exchange chief
    68 1 Change or face ruin, says Exchange chief JOHANXESBI'RG, Sat. The president of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Mr. X F. Ferjjusson, said yesterday that if South Africa's prevailing policies were continued, "irreparable damage could be done to the I'nion's economy." He there had been a drop of £.>Ol million m the
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    Lock icon Spy-plane: Norway bars the U.S.
    209 1 Spy-plane Norway bars the U.S. QSLO, Sat.— Mr. Einar Gerhardsen, Norwegian Prime Minister, said last night Norway will never allow her territory to be used as a starting point for aggressive actions against Russia. Speaking at an official banquel m honour of a Soviet parliamentary delegation which has been m
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    Queen for Pakistan
    31 1 LONDON, Sat. President I Mohammed Ayub Khan, of Pakistan, said that Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of i Edinburgh had accepted an invitation to visit Pakistan m 1961.
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    Duke plans to wed
    23 1 LONDON, Sat. The Duke of Bedford is planning to marry Madame Nicole Milinair, a French film and television producer.
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    Philip heckled at rally
    60 1 m I OMK)N Sat A member of the League of Empire 1 TvaiisK last' night heckled Prince Philip as he introduced h\na4 Prefer, Kwame Nkrumah. at a public rally. PhUip calm but rasing his voice, replied: "If there are roinr to be any other interruptions, could
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    'We were not going fast' ...Aly's chauffeur tells how it happened
    314 1 We were not going fast ...Aly's chauffeur tells how it happened PARIS, Saturday. THE chauffeur m the back seat of the brand new Lancia at whose steering wheel Aly Khan died, yesterday, revealed exactly how the accident occurred. "The Princo was driving at about 60 kilometres (about 37 miles) an
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    MOTHER AND CHILD-IN MARBLE-AS SHOWN AT A PARIS EXHIBITION
    45 1 MOTHER AND CHILD-IN MARBLE-AS SHOWN AT A PARIS EXHIBITION WIIATS this? A mother of marble! And she's playing with her child. Shown at the Modern Art Museum, this piece of sculpture called "Motherhood' by Baltazar Lobo drew attention at the exhibition now on m Paris.
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    TWICE-WED VICAR, 70, TO WED A 30-YEAR-OLD PARISHIONER
    64 1 TWICE-WED VICAR, 70, TO WED A 30-YEAR-OLD PARISHIONER NOTTINGHAM, Sat.— The 70-year-old vicar of St. James Church, Porchester, the Rev Arthur Benjamin Jordan, has announced his engagement to a parishioner, attractive Miss Joan Marjorle Walton, a teacher m her early thirties. Mr. Jordan, a widower with several grandchildren, was m
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    Lock icon 3RD. RECORD BREAKING DAY ON HK STOCK MART
    66 1 3RD. RECORD BREAKING DAY ON HK STOCK MART HONG KONG, Sat. The Hong Kong stock exchange set a record-break-ing business for the third consecutive day yesterday. The days business registered HKS 19.806,000. Thursday's turnover was HK51 1,742.000, which was I about HK53.500.000 higher than the previous high record established m
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    STOP PRESS
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    China warns U.S.
    26 1 TOKYO. Sat. Communist China again charged that an American war plane had violated its territorial air space, and issued a new "serious warning."
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    Race driver killed
    19 1 LONDON, Sat. Harry Schell, U.S. racing driver was killed during practice at the Silverstone track yesterday.
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    Thai oil survey
    20 1 survey BANGKOK. Sat. Standard Vacuum Oil has applied for the right to survey for oil m Thailand.
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    New sleep machine
    13 1 CHICAGO, Sat. Russian scientists have devised an electronic sleep-producing machine.
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    MALAYAN FUNOS
    20 1 Managers 1 prices. First Malayan Fund today, buying $1.33. selling $1.40. Second Malayan Fund buying $1.02. selling $1.08.
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    Lock icon The tone remains firm on London stock markets as week comes to an end
    201 2 The tone remains firm on London stock markets as week comes to an end LONDON. Saturday. [MM. Loiulon stock markets finished the week on v generally sjlisl.iclorx note :il Ihough us m e<|iiil> prices were fewer and smaller Ihan vestenlci Phere v lount ot o. rt ot In une profit-takmir
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    New tyre company in Greece
    51 2 \IIII\^ vit I In- Pirelli r.vrr Company will finance .md organis Nt.fcM (MSIB million) rubber and tyre orj at l»atra> on th«- west roast of Greece. The facton capable ->i producing .'looon tyres i year will bo r production m IS months and will emploj
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    WALL STREET
    124 2 Steady and a report of gains all round NEW YORK: Wall Street closed very steady with gains extending mostly to two dollars. The market advanced early and by mid-morning reached a new high for its current recovery effort under the leadership of Industrials with steels prominent. Motors gained
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    METALS
    94 2 Reports of freight rates' decline i eases tin m London LONDON. G Till MKd m modesi dealings yesterday, the decline beiiig attributed by some quarters to reports ol a redui tion m freight ratcc from the Far East. xn- fell sharply. Values were a little steadier m active kerb
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    75 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Hoard wharves this morning art-: Mencstfaeua 1/2, Adrastus 4/5. Kwangtun^' 6A. Orestes 6 T. A-o Maru 8/9, Yewbank 10/11. Shigeshlma Maiu 13 14. Monmoutxishire 15/16. Chakdina 18. Urlana 19. Tronoh N. Wall 4. L« 21 22, Daizui Maru 23/24. Charon 25
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    Jakarta expects Australian aid
    66 2 i JAKARTA: The Indonesian Minister for Civil Aviation. Commodore Iskander. has .said that there was i c;reat possibility that Australia would provide Colombo Plan aid to help Indonesia develop its international air services. The Minister has iust returned from a visit to Australia and Australia-held East
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    Hong Kong prices
    69 2 HONG KONG. Friday. Ing prices here today were: Previous Today i H <v 8 Banking Corporation 11,290 si .295 sales salo L'mon Ins. Canton $91.00 $92.00 .sales sales Wheelock Marden $7 30 S 7.25 < les sales li' Kong phone S4O 75 $40.75 salea iis4\.26 i sales
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    212 2 Probe into activities of tax dodgers MANILA: Filipino businessmen alleged to Have invested heavily on Hong Kon X real estate would face tax evasion charges In the Philippines, the English-language Evening News :oported. Ihe report .said Philippine internal revenue authorities mifihi send agents to Hong Kong to check the
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    Rubber price jumps: Gains in all 10 changes
    462 2 Rubber price jumps: Gains in all 10 changes Ifi '1 k I JB A ai k r*J I^^^^^^^^^^^^^HaßMH 1 SINCJAPORE, Saturday. VVITH RUBBER over the 142 cents level (nearly seven cents higher than on Thursday) there was no holding dollar rubber shares on the .Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The 10
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    RUBBER
    165 2 Another steep rise m Singapore buyers reluctant to follow LONDON. Sat. On the whole it was a quiet market yesterday and busi- ness was very difficult to negotiate, traders said. Buyers were reluctant to follow am p rise ai Sin- gapore ar.ci sellers were chary m offering. Alter initial
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    Hound the World Market Prices
    264 2 NOTE: All prices b< arc middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. May 13. Previous Tuii.iy HUBBER No 1 RtS c.i.t. European ports May June RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot I RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement HoumTerms June 11l July Sept :*7 9 16 TONE: Easy.
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    UP 36 DOWN 11 UNCHANGED 130
    646 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MURINES. cei as cum capital issue. x xall bjbj excluding everything. id excluding dividend. chi cum linos usue. y acr excluding capital retire. t ccr bjj cum capital return. I cd cum dividend c call
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    He retires after 35 years in the courts
    9 3 He re tires after 35 years in the courts
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    S'pore salvage firms say 'no' to offer by Indonesian Govt.
    139 3  - S'pore salvage firms say 'no' to offer by Indonesian Govt. BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE. Saturday SU A( 'th C °>nn ern> V 1 in a P ore haVe turned dovv an offer sal. vage the 200 wreck- lying m Indonesian waters. Re man here said today thai there were too
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    Rotarian Albakri for Miami talks
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    300 school friends will cheer him on in Big Race
    139 3 300 school friends will cheer him on in Big Race SINGAPORE. Sat. —N. S. Retnam. 18. a ident of Raffles In:ution will have about 300 schoolmat cheer him on ng the Free P: ycle race. hi- friends iraged him and ell-kn j ol said: :pport I am hat my chances
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    VISIT TO CHEER S'PORE'S NEEDY CHILDREN
    71 3 VISIT TO CHEER S'PORE'S NEEDY CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Sat The Young Adult Group of the YMCA will pay a visit to the Salvation Army Children's Home tomorrow at 3.45 p.m. Tne Advisor of the group. Mr Urn Seng Kok. told the Free Prei>s that the purpose of the visit is to
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    Four to celebrate Silver Jubilee
    48 3 PENANG. Bai Four Christian brothers—three m Malaya and one In Hong Kong will celebrate their silver übilee today. Three of them are Malayans, while the fourth, from Hong Kong, is at present serving In Japan with the Canadian Province of the Christian Brothers.
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    Drop in birth rate
    26 3 PENANG, Sat. There was a slight drop m birth rate m last month. Official statistics recorded 785 births against 851 m March.
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    Army museum is now open
    78 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation Armed Forces Museum, situated at the Ministry of Defence, Armed Forces Division, m Rifle Range Road, Kuala Lumpur, is now open to the public. Visitors may be admitted to the museum from 2 to 6 p.m. from Mondays to Thursdays,
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    Big bazaar plans
    28 3 SIN :^E. Sat. The organisers and conveners of the International Bazaar lor the blind have met to finalise plans for the bazaar on May 21.
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    Increase in assault 'might be due to gangsters'
    178 3 Increase in assault 'might be due to gangsters' L r UALA LUMPUR, 1V Sat. The number of assault cases m Kuala Lumpur had risen during the last two or three months. This might be due to the "gangster activities," commented the Selangor Criminal Investigation Department Chief, Mr. T. Hamilton. Mr.
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    Co-op society plans to buy land and build homes for members
    159 3 SINGAPORE, Satuwlay. [Ilk Bukil Panjang Co-operative Land Purchasing Society Ltd., is negotiating to purchase about 100 acres of land m Bu kit Panjang t<» build houses for its members. The secretary of the society. Mr. Ton Kirn Pong. there
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    NEW SEMINARY AT THE CAPITAL MAY BE ANSWER TO THE NEED OF 130,000 CATHOLICS
    161 3 NEW SEMINARY AT THE CAPITAL MAY BE ANSWER TO THE NEED OF 130,000 CATHOLICS ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sat. The repeated cry by 130,000 Catholics m the federation for more priests is to be answered at long last. A move is afoot m Kuala Lumpur to set up a preparatory seminary.
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      149 3 P.M. 1.00 Programme s-irn- 03 E\ergreen Paivide" 1.30 The news; 1.40 Kens a.:< 1.45 Ernest Anseimer conduct: 2.00 The Malayan touch. 2.30 Piano pfayiime; 2 45 Siesi* time; 3.15 Bandsianc U.S.A., 3.30 Satuiday piom; 4.30 Au»zir.e: 4.45 Stress on J.OO Hiiidleiord Pa.L L't "Tlie Alibi" i repeat ot tat I
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    Chessman barred from luxury cemetery: He is bad ...A protest
    432 4 600 THREATENED TO CANCEL PLOT RESERVATION BY BIG PROPERTY OWNERS SPECIAL TO THE FREE PRESS pOREST LAWN, Sat. One si^n points to Immortality. "Park here for the Court of Freedom," says the other. But for Caryl Chessman it is No
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    Experts meet to decide price of a castle behind Iron Curtain
    248 4 Experts meet to decide price of a castle behind Iron Curtain LONDON, Saturday. INTERNATIONAL experts are to meet m 1 London to decide the value of a turreted castle, its furnishings and treasures and (V7O surrounding acres now behind the Iron Curtain m Poland. The agreed total, which could be
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    A SHOPPING FEAT BY RAFFLE WINNER MARCIA, 20
    133 4 A SHOPPING FEAT BY RAFFLE WINNER MARCIA, 20 SINGAPORE, Sat. Raffle winner Marcia Corona got this prize: Fifteen minutes let loose m a supermarket and you can keep anything you can carry and pack into a shopping trolley. Twenty-year-old Marcia. of Michigan, turned out to be a whiz of a
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    Search at palace for lost brooch
    56 4 LONDON. Sat. Scotland Yard detectives searched Buckingham Palace again for a missing £2,700 diamond and emerald brooch, lost at the ball given by Queen Elizabeth for Princess Margaret on Wednesday last week. The broocn belonged to the Duchess of Buccleuch, sister-in-law of the Duke
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    Big 'legal' airlift
    24 4 LONDON. Sat.—About 1,300 British lawyers and their wives will be flown to Washington to attend the American Bar Association's annual meeting.
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    Blued on Blue Streak
    22 4 CANBERRA. Sat. The total committed outplay m Australia on the Blue Streak ballistic missile undertaking was A11. 000.000
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    THE HOBO WHO LIKES TO EAT AND DRINK IN STYLE
    102 4 THE HOBO WHO LIKES TO EAT AND DRINK IN STYLE NEW YORK. Sat. -A hobo I stopped a man on a street here and instead of asking for a dime to get a cup of eolTee. he asked for $3 (MS9>. He said he needed the money to eat oysters
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    $ 12.2 billion aid
    27 4 12 .2 billion aid WASHINGTON, Sat.—Con- j gres.s has given final approval to a bill authorising a foreign economic aid programme j totalling $4,086,300,000 (MSI2 1 billion*.
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    Sent out of court
    29 4 LOS ANGELES. Sat. Mother Florence Adland was ejected from her teenage daughter's sex delinquency hearing when she appeared intoxicated and used abusive language in court.
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    Tokyo population
    20 4 TOKYO, Sat. Tokyo's population had increased to 9.224.782 at April 1. according I to the Statistics Bureau here.
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    Service chiefs back demand by scientists to use Blue Streak as a satellite
    82 4 lo: SERVICE chiefs who accepted the Governitu Streak ;is an underground -based ballistic mi? ing scientists* demands tint the rocket should space research programme. BUDDING JOURNALISTS WITH WHAT MAY BE BIGGEST PENCIL IN WHOLE WORLD Inipor A
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    The sound of music as the dentist drills your teeth
    98 4 NEW YORK, Sat. Have you ever had any qualms about going to the dentist's? If you have, here's good news for you. A Dr. William King of South Carolina can look after your teeth without tears and he does it
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    Rebel letters the 2nd cent
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    Fortune in fount
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    Advice to a
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    10 per cent interest fore a loan before new ordinance
    12 5 10 per cent interest fore a loan before new ordinance i Claimed
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    Visit to camp
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    No fish shortage in S'pore sea
    325 5  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By Singapore, Saturday 120 paintings— a one-man show DR. THAM: CONTROL SYSTEM' ON FISHERMEN AND KELONGS REMOVE THREAT TO THE FISHERIES JHERE IS no danger of a shortage of fish m Singapore waters, according to Dr. Tham Ah Kow, Director of the
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    Wharf worker ends his life by slashing at own stomach
    141 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. WHARF labourer l«» the honor of a "colpic suddenly grabbed a knife and ted to s|:ish his stom:iph A DX 111. 1 of the dormitory to nelp/' who c of me mensubsequentiy ral Hospital d on tde same
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    MAN JAILED FOR WALKING OUT OF SHOP IN 'NEW' SHOES
    108 5 MAN JAILED FOR WALKING OUT OF SHOP IN 'NEW' SHOES SINGAPORE, Sat. In the O midst of a busy rush for i cheap-s-ale shoes a man un- obtrusively slipped into a pair and walked off m them. He had hardly walked 100 j yards, when a detective stopped him and
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    Artist for America
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sa Cheung Lai Tiiong, an artist witn the Malayan Film Unit, wnl leave f< i America today. to paint lai and study the lates vi imation techniques at me Walt Di>-
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    Capetown boycott
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Selangor Federation of the Chinese Guilds and Associations last night decided to boycott South African goods.
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    Appeal to court
    39 5 SEREMBAN. Sat. Mr. Robert Singam. who was reed of his post as president of the Seremban Town Council, has told the State Secretary, that he would a.^k the Supreme Court for a "declaration on this matter."
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    Two women missing
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two Singapore women have been reported missing m a week. They are Scan Ah Chek. 23 and Diana Rodrigues. 19.
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    NEW CARGO SHIP ARRIVES ON MAIDEN TRIP
    61 5 NEW CARGO SHIP ARRIVES ON MAIDEN TRIP SINGAPORE. Sat. The latest addition to the Japan West Australia Line, the Shigeshima Maru. has arrived here on her maiden voyage. The agents m Singapore. Messrs. Barretto Shipping and Trading Co.. Ltd. threw a cocktail party on board for about 60 prominent businessmen
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    $4,720 grant for village playground
    57 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sal. The Social Welfare Lotterit Board has made a gram i $4,720 to the Cha'ah Villa? Local Council towards cost of erecting a playground. The cheque was hand; d over to Mr. Long Yew Chor. chairman of the Cha'ah Local Council, by Inche
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    London post for General Pike
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. MajorGenera] W.G.H. Pike. Chid of Staff. GHQ: FARELF. leave's for London on Tuesday to take up appointmei.t as Vice-Chief of the Imperial General Staff with the rank of Lieut-General. He will be succeeded In Singapore by Major-Gen. G. A. Thomas. Chief of Staff.
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    Electra flights
    27 5 PAYA LEBAR, Sat. The X.L.M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) is to start a regular Electra flights from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Europe from June 9.
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    Fields Association
    27 5 SUNGEI PATANI Sat. The Malayan Playing Fields Association will hold its annual meeting at the Merdeka Stadium conference room m Kuala Lumpur, on May 29.
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      17 5 RABICA Lo COFFEE I Hire I P PWKISION STORE pIC ACCORDIONS |*odel 113 I Model 114 pNNn
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    A beacon of peace
    140 6 A beacon of peace remerm i the Commonwealth Conferenc In London praise for Malaya. Praise for the way we have conducted oursei independence 1957. Praise for our administrative efficiency. Praise for our racial toleration. This praise is well deserved. Malaya today is a shining beacon of peace and prosperity to
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    Come on, old bones
    161 6 rWER th c years Singaporean Francis George has cycled thousands of miles. Now at 44, he wants to go m for the Singapore Free Press Cycle Race. Is there a moral here? There is. And it is addressed to you, Dad, who rarely stirs out of
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      JUGGLER FEL 40 FEET ...and LIVED!
      447 6 JUGGLER FEL 40 FEET ...and LIVED jugglers and acrobats, the Chinese arc hard to brat. The art here seems to run m their families. Well do I remember one such proup which toured Asia before the war. They were an eight-man, allbrothers team, ranging m ages from 25 to five,
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      The girl who said 'No' to film contract
      304 6 The girl who said 'No' to film contract [T WAS ;i( a iiightspol specialising m Latin American rhythms thai I Drsl saw her doing the cha-cha with a friend. She danced with an easy grace ;md looked a pretty picture m her black and gold gown. In fad she \\;is
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      HONEY-BLONDE MERLE CROSSES CAUSEWAY
      66 6 SINGAPORE has just said goodbye to a delightful star from one of its lush nightspots. Honey-blonde Australian singer Merle Harris who has been "packing them m" at this caravanserie has crossed the Causeway for a spell at a Federation nighterie. Her farewell night was made the
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      George is off to land of the calypsos
      113 6 George is off to land of the calypsos MEETING people and seeing places have given hotelier Georizt Wright a wanderlust Now, after three lively years spent m Singapore, he is off again this time m search of new adventure m Britain, but with eyeon the land of ca sos and
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      SINGER WITH A SECRET
      120 6 LOVELY Poon Scow X back m Singapore alter a 20-day vi>it to Hong Ko: "It was a wonderful trip a: id I enjoyed my work very much." The work Cutting 30 discs— all Mandarin. Some of the numbers were by Japanese song-writer ri. 'Although the tunes
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      BEGAN AS A MUSICIAN – THEN SHE SWITCHED TO DANCING
      285 6 BEGAN AS A MUSICIAN THEN SHE SWITCHED TO DANCING HOW would you like to be a musician and tfa at the height of your fame suddenly deride to switch to dancing? This the strange pattern oi life London-bom Stella Karin has followed m a earerr that has made her news
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    all to Study Asian economic history
    37 7 ON THE NEED PROBLEMS I NEIGHBOURS I pROPER LIGHT PORE, Saturday ns should specialise \-Kiii economic history, Vssistan! Lecturer m HisMala>a. told a luncheon I was important for rjemetnm Be problems
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    COURT ACQUITS MAN ON 51,500 'SQUEEZE' CHARGE
    19 7 COURT ACQUITS MAN ON 51, 500 'SQUEEZE' CHARGE Tan quitted District ot" com- by putting uin. I to hide.
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    His wild beliefs
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    S'pore Workers' Brigade get their new home: Premier will be there
    187 7  -  AU-YONG WAI KHOY THEY WILL LIVE AT PASIR RIS AFTER A COURSE AT POLICE TRAINING SCHOOL These men and women will begin a new life m the first camp of its kind here By SINGAPORE, Sat. ■'piIK Prime Minister.
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    He suggests police-run clubs to combat teenage crimes
    233 7  -  CONRAD CHIEW By SINGAPORE WILL BE TOLD HOW TASMANIA DOES IT SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'THE police could help to curl) juvenile delinquency by forming, and hiking under their wings, youth clubs, said Mr. .I. \Y. lute, a founder of police boys 1 clubs
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    AMSTERDAM COURSE FOR KLM HOSTESS
    36 7 Mrs. Franeisra van Halem, a senior XI.M (round hostess, leli by Air India iur farther trainini at the XI.M headquartt rs m Amsterdam. She w ill be awas for four months.
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    MASTERS CHIEF FOR NAIROBI TALKS
    56 7 MASTERS CHIEF FOR NAIROBI TALKS g| Mr. \l«*c Jones, managing director of Masters (1959) Ltd., who leaves Singapore today to attend a "Summit" conference of advertising agency heads In Nairobi. ».ist Africa. The meeting will cement links m the Benson's Overs Marketing and Advertising Services an international chain of advertising
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    STORE AMATEUR BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIP
    61 7 STORE AMATEUR BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIP WILL BE IN JULY SINGAPORE. Sat. The 1960 Singapore Open PreAmateur Ballroom Dance unpionship will be held at the Great World Cabaret on July 1 and July 2 at 10 p.m. Th opionship, open to all amateurs, Is being .sponsored by the International Society of Teachers
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    500 KAMPONG RESIDENTS DEMAND A SPEED UP IN PLANS TO SUPPLY THEM WITH NEW LIGHTS
    142 7 500 KAMPONG RESIDENTS DEMAND A SPEED UP IN PLANS TO SUPPLY THEM WITH NEW LIGHTS SINGAPORE. Sat.— About 500 residents of Kampon-j Quarry. oil Bukit Timah Road, have asked the City Council to speed up plans to provide them with electricity. Inche Ahmad bin Salim. 54. spokesman for the residents,
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    YOUTH GETS 18 MONTHS FOR ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    114 7 YOUTH GETS 18 MONTHS FOR ATTEMPTED EXTORTION SINGAPORE. Sat.— A youth. Scan Chew Boh was convicted on two charges of attempted exiortion m the First District Court and jailed for 18 months. The couri was told tnat Seah had walked into a book store m Jalan Kayu on April 4
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    Malay instructor at Polytechnic
    45 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— For tne first time m Singapore, a Malay sea captain has been appointed a nautical instructor at the Polytechnic. He is Capi. Noordin bin Yunos, who will train 20 Malay seafarers who hope to qualify for certificates of competency.
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    Bank chief leaves to attend talks
    37 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Governor of the Bank Negara, Mr. W. H. Wilcock. has left for the conference of Commonwealth central banks m Britain. He will be away for five weeks.
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    Policeman charged
    29 7 ALOR STAR, Sat. A police corporal. John Thoma>. 21, warded here with a gunshot wound on his leg, i today accused of armed robbery and attempted murder.
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    New Labour branch
    20 7 MALACCA, Sat.—The Malacca division of the Labour Party will meet tomorrow to from a central district branch.
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    Frying pan 'blinks' when your steak is ready
    199 7 Frying pan 'blinks' when your steak is ready SINGAPORE. Sat.— An electrically operated frying pan which tells a housewife when her steak or pork chop is ready will be marketed m Singapore next month. "This electric skillet or frying pan has an adapter that controls the heat. On the handle
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    Record production of iron ore
    41 7 IPOH, Sat. The booming iron-ore mining industry m Malaya turned out a record total of 1.106.042 I I ore during the first qu this year an increase of 477.100 tons over the same period last year.
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      33 7 By Cos POP -\o Kid p- 2 1^ E270 ME SAIO *-*E VS/I^MEO Don't trust to luck...be sure of a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press
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    $300,000 L FOR SEWER WORK IN SETTLEMENT
    8 8 $300,000 L FOR SEWER WORK IN SETTLEMENT K
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    Mosque W $138,000
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    Have fun...look here today for your sta
    265 8 Have fun... look here today for your sta BORN today you have the ability to direct others It works out tar better If you tell others what to do with their hands and muscles than lor you to try! You are the type who will enjoy spending long hours m
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    She's compiled a new book of songs the students
    159 8 She's compiled a new book of songs the students SINGAPORE, S a t Mrs. Aisha Akbar a well-known personality to thousands of Radio Singapore's children-listeners, has compiled a new series of Malay songs for primary school children. The new book, the third in the series, will contain a collection of
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    Flu hits Federal capital, but no one knows 'identity' of the germ
    173 8 Flu hits Federal capital, but no one knows 'identity' of the germ KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. DOCTORS m Kuala Lumpur agree that an influenza germ has hit the capital, but they are not sure whether it is a form of Asian flu or just the ordinary type of flu. Several doctors
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    Deputy A.D.O.
    20 8 Deputy BANTING. Sat. Inche Suleiman bin Osman has assumed duty a> Deputy Assistant District Oflicer of Kuala Langat.
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    You are looking lovely today
    20 8 You are look ing lovely today LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Margaret Humphries. She works m a book-shop at Changi.
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    Shops employ 'priva eyes' to look out for the shoplifters
    43 8  -  LOW SIEW JOO By Singapore. A LARGE number of departmental stores an< are employing house detectives to keep an n JJM lifters. This followed the loss of goods worth sever; I No dfiiU
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    A CRIPPLE ADMITS THEFT OF BICYCLE
    115 8 A CRIPPLE ADMITS THEFT OF BICYCLE RAWANG. Sat.— Wong Lee Kiew. 21. who lost one of his legs m a bombing accident on an estate during the Emergency, pleaded guilty to two charge.s in the Magistrate".- court here. inspector Bhtngara Sr prosecuting, told the court that Wong stole a bicycle
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    Variety concert
    19 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Kerala Association will present "Singapore Night." a variety concert, at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow.
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      284 8 The Free Press Crossword CLUES ACROSS 5. S class and (all into I. Quite cheerful, sounding quite llue (Tl It I 12 13 B4 ]5 C like a sparrow! t6). 6. One's promise a; uncles (6L 1 1 I B B 1 111 4. P:i7e lor laying? (6). 7. Untidy
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      118 8 M< Oj iard Ro.> Deparimeiu open* from 2 crtcfe h against RNZAF al BalcsUer R Guard Con 2.30 p.m.: Malay Ct examiua.ion p:< Club 3 juciu p. education Mm we (Outran R dien's pla> Teens Club eK Young Adult Clvb took.n- 3 p.m STRAIT> HIVEBI Ml 180 MST HI R(
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    STUDENT FINED $2OO FOR SELLING A MAGAZINE THAT'S BANNED
    127 9 STUDENT FINED $2OO FOR SELLING A MAGAZINE THAT'S BANNED gINGAPORiL. SatA 22-year-old student, Koh Kens Wah was lined a total of J2OO m the Ninth Magistrate's Court after he had pleaded guilty to two charges under the Undesirable Publications Ordinance. Inspector Teoh Beng San prosecuting, told the court that on
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    Secretary is now Information man
    34 9 PENANO, Sat.—Mr Austin Coatee, former secretary of Sir Anthony Abell. the Governor of Sarawak, has taken over duties as Information Officer attached to ited Kingdom High Commissioner's Office here.
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    Inspector on leave
    14 9 SEGAMAT. Sat. In- Pi m Si] ig Officer, has left aye.
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    New appointment
    8 9 appointment MAT. Sat. Mr. i Information
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    One God and one religion
    131 9 OINGAPORF. Sat—ln an old house m Queen Street is a small temple dedicated to "One (iod. One Caste and One Religion." On the central altar is an image of "Muttappan, the destroyer of all evil and the protector of the good. The temple was built
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    Rural development plan to give land to genuine farmers only
    141 9 Rural development plan to give land to genuine farmers only ALOR STAR. Saturday. QMA genuine fanners with families will be granted land m Kedah under ihc Govern- nifiii s rural dew lopm "To satisfy ourselves that they are really fanners, we will even examine the hands of applies Inche SnamsudcUn
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    Not exactly a wizard, but better than many others...that's the new Anglia
    419 9 Not exactly a wizard, but better than many others... that's the new Anglia WOMEN TALKING CARS... By CHRISTINE RODDY |LIKE the new Ford Angliu. It is the A boldest car to come out of Dagenham yet. Bold but by no means ostentatious. The most conservative motorist would not feel :i
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    SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
    338 9 "TTOLLOWING are changes m mday church services m Singapore ST \NDRFW > \THK DRAL: 7 a.m. Holy Communion; 8 a m Parish Communion followed 'by breakfast; 8 am. Sunday School; 9.30 am. Mandarin Service- 11 a.m. Family Servue: 12 noon Holy Communion; 6 p~m. Even-song. ST GEOEGE'S
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    Too poor, so fishing industry here has to stay out-dated
    154 9 IMPORTER: UNDERSEA EYE 1 PROMISES BIG CATCHES -BUT THERE ARE NO TAKERS SINGAPORE, Saturday. gINGAPORE'S fishing industry is too poor to own an electronic-eye which will search the bottom of the sea for fish. The whole industry is m such
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    BOY, 14, IS BOUND OVER FOR USING FORCE ON WOMAN
    118 9 BOY, 14, IS BOUND OVER FOR USING FORCE ON WOMAN KAJANG. Sat. A 14--year-old boy. ol Sungei Kan tan, appeared m the Juvenile Court here charged with using criminal force on Kah Ah Heong. the wife of a Chinese schoolteacher, with intent to outrage her modesty on the night of
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    Traffic games to teach children
    52 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— An exhibition of Shell Company traffic games wtll be staged on the padan« opposite the Jubilee Hall here irom May 26 to May 28, starting daily at 3.30 p.m. The show i.> specially Intended tor schoolchildren m order to teach them traffic
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    New members
    28 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Inche Ya'acob bin Awang and Mr. p. Jeyaretnam have bern appointed members of th« 1 Federal Land Development i Authority for a year.
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    New officials for the Stage Club
    50 9 SINGAPORE, Sat Tne Singapore Stage Club has elected Mr. R.HG Coombs as its president for this year, and Mrs. Franeesoa Bartter as honorary secretary. Margow Brown I new treasurer. Otner comI mittee members arireen Norn.s. Miss Penny Line. Mr. John Bradiey and '.lureen Clarke.
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    Revaluation areas
    35 9 KAJANG. Sat— The sessment committee of the Town Board n. decided lhat all buildings within the town board areas of Bangi, Bernanp, Dengkil and 14th mile. Ulu Lancat, .should be revalued this year.
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    District committee
    20 9 JOHORE BAHRU. S .mat ha.s elected trict Rural Development Committct-. comprising 14 official and unofficial m< i m-
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    Back after leave
    24 9 TANJONG MALIM. Sat.— The Officer-in-Chargt: ol the Slim River police district, Inspector R. K. Pillal. has returned from leave m India.
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    Masked man shot
    31 9 A LOR STAR. Police I ambushed and shot a masked man a.^ he v.a.s trying to escape utter holding up a teacher at the Sultan Abdul Hamid College.
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      139 9 Lption to mark opening of new ■ilk bar m Spore L I t onfrrtionen- was ed m Orchard Road >Nin.m Mr. Tonp Lee. the »pentaff. Picture shous uith some of the n bouquetv rchitects leave for Israel seminar low-cost housing Mom;. Saturday. Housing ;md Deveor Israel early this •st housing.
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    Every punch in the book... tonight there will be more
    126 10  - Every punch in the book... tonight there will be m ore ROY LAZAROO By I IM»^ hooks even |>unch m hisl nighl t[ iln v liall lien mum m the Singapore O|k*ii Thi the SM: nig:. MO j.ighi v van and O three roun< popu.. Th< The results lymeifht Bantammeighi
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    The Free Press Cycle Race
    429 10 The Free Press Cycle Race Name -V» e Address Post Urn form to: 'Tree Press Cycle Ra Times House, Singapore !>. Only the first 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. 1. I wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE P abide by the rule.-, and I certify
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    A safe way to get the Queen on attack early
    143 10 Chess Lesson 34, by Fred Reinfeld OUT with your chess boards: I have sonic mon opening moves for yoti to try. Renumber this is a most important step. A uood start i: half the battle won. Ruy Lu^ei WHITE BLACK
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      123 10 Now OnSaul^ with all the Facts Malaya s Book of Reference GOVERNMENT HSfe M STATES Ved«*onoj^B SOCIETIES jSSI COMMERCE Mf&m GEOGRAPHY JlHil I HISTORY Klf *D x^ l\ I I RACING I AWARDS ON SUNDAY I'VE GOT TIME "IT'S A VERY MEATY PAPER, THE SUNDAY MAIL, AND ON SUNDAY I
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    rm of today's runners
    831 11 w*' tl (Tnt uu course BKintN recent track ■a on on course. Stroncied. GOLD < \1( H: Newcomer, rep I -\ll\ Mll\: 12-5-60— an tiie bti over 3F m I and soft i, \i i.w i M HOLAK: jfewBKM lIWI IK. II I 12-5-60 3F m
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    On your marks... the first big day for State athletes
    190 11 On your marks the first big day for State athletes By VAZIR MARKAR FARRER PARK, Saturday. enter the first big meet of the season here today. A Singapore Selection will compete against the Swifts and the Achilles Clubs. Records will tumble —we hone. Despite recent rain, the cinder track is
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    Today's Sport
    76 11 ATHLETICS: Singapore AAA ular meet (Spore selection, j Achilles) Parrer Park; St. mornm- and afternoon combined meet (Bras Road>. m.(CER: Div. 3P: Indian You: Police 'A' (Geylang): Bukit Panjang v Seletar Young rndians (Naval Ba.-e> Frirndli.-,. 13/18 Russara < Fant- r sepoy Unes Young-sters v rMp (Farrer Park);
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    Champions held
    16 11 MILAN. Sat -Brazil, word, soccer cup holders, were held by luternazionale ol Milan.- Reuter.
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    Mansor makes a comeback
    115 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Cyclist Mansor bin Sawi makes his re-appearance tomorrow after a lapse of six months. He will ride at the Army's 50--mile open time trial at Bukit Timah at 7 a.m. Mansor 's participation Is a challenge to both civilian and Army riders. Other star
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    Atan scores all Brani goals
    79 11 Pulau Brani 3; Perhimponon Setia 0. GEYLANG, Sat.— Three se-cond-half goals by Atan Mohamad brought Brani their Div. 3B points. Referee: Mr. E. O. Pereira. Pulau Brani Unitdd: Atan Hussin; Abdul Rahman, Hanafiah Tamin; Taip Maon. Asmurni, Daud Nordin; CXsman Aman. Mohd Noor Duang, Atan
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    Britain lead 2-0 in the Davis Cup
    62 11 SCHEVENIXGEN. (Holland), Sat. Britain took a 2-0 lead over the Netherlands m the second round of the European Zone Davis Cup here ye.sterday. Other matches: Chile 2 Monaco 0: France 2 Argentina 0: Denmark 2 Austria 0: West Germany 2 Fbfcmrt 0: Hungary
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    YOUR CARD
    1337 11 j RACE 1 2.15: CL. 4, DIV. 1— 6 FURS, j 2 7fi7 ?4v f A«?r"- birh E Breuk 90 < 15 > Donnelly I I' IV> A^£ R syr be Allan 81 3 (5) i I 32 YS 3vr eha X Daniels, 8.13 (11) Sublan i via
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    All the badminton matches for Sunday
    413 11 IZALLANG. Sat. Singapore Badminton Association championship ties for tomorrow are:— DAY SESSION COURT ONE Junior Women's Singles: Agnes Chan v Vim Chee Pong, Chew Ah Puay V Nancy Sng. Veteran's Singles: Hodri b. Habi v Ibrahim b. Shafiee, Ong Poh Lim v B.C. Man.
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    It's Spring Cup day... and the favourite Pinkson is set for trophy triumph
    108 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH. Saturday PINKSON, who will start favourite for the Spring Cup at Bukit Timah this afternoon, is a^ lit a^ hands can make him. And he will lack nothing on the score of
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    Don't bet without this guide
    389 12 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL NANYANG NANFANG I ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER L.M.V. Kwee Loh MA YU-LOONG I j f ME HOME G BOROUGH FME HOME MISSISSIPPI CARGO RICE FME HOME F. ME HOME !F. ME HOME R All
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    If you look for longer odds then next best is Who Knows
    743 12 This morning at the coarse. ..by Allan Lewis DIXKSON is my first choice lor the Spring Cvp ;is given above. With Hie going likely to he good, Who Knows is my idea of the next best after his
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    Best bets
    32 12 BEST BETS are Pinkx.n (Race (i). (irainne (Rait- 7) and Turk's Fire <Rai< Btst outsiders: (..n Tournai (Rate 8). I>ententurius (Race .">). and Aston (Race 2). Tin- yoin? will be good.
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    Top trainer O'Brien suspended
    154 12 Top trainer O'Brien suspended DUBLIN, Sat. Vincent O'Brien, the Irish racehorse trainer, yesterday had his training licence withdrawn by the stewards of the Irish Turf Club. O' Brien is Britain's leading trainer Under contract as his No.l jockey is Garnet Bougoure. former Malayan champion. An official statement m the Irish
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