The Singapore Free Press, 20 May 1960

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    12 1 The Singapore Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    PAPER THIN TYRES
    15 1 PAPER THIN TYRES I Donald I and the I speeds I i 500 mph m
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    BIG INDONESIA BUILD-UP
    122 1 New Guinea: Subandrio on peace and war HONEYMOON ISLE BAN UPSETS THE WEST INDIANS LONDON. Fri— A protest, that the island of Tobago m the Caribbean has been made a "prohibited area" because of the honeymoon visit of Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones, was made to
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    The Rockefeller millions will go to his widow and foundation
    218 1 The Rockefeller millions will go to his widow and foundation NEW YORK, Friday. JOHN I). Rockefeller Jr., who died on May 11, has divided the bulk of his $l\S. 150 million (SM4SO million) estate equally between his widow and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc.. according to his will which was
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    A TENGKU AND WIFE OFF TO MECCA
    56 1 A TENGKU AND WIFE OFF TO MECCA PAYA LEBAR. Fri. The Tengku Mahkota of Johore. Tengku Mahmud, wife. Cho Singapore t>y air on pil:o Mecca. Travelling with the.n were Yahaya t -of. Officer Commanding the J< Military For 1 Dato Mahil bin Ha>State's Assistant Mi; I Mahkota and his rty
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    Lock icon FATHER OF SKY SPY PILOT TO KHRUSHCHEV: BE LENIENT WITH MY SON
    185 1 FATHER OF SKY SPY PILOT TO KHRUSHCHEV: BE LENIENT WITH MY SON > T ORTON (Virginia), 1 Fri.— Mr. Oliver W. Powers, father of the U-2 plane pilot shot down over the Soviet Union, wrote to Mr. Nik i t a Khrushchev yesterday "as one father to another" asking for
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    Envoy dead in bath
    25 1 LONDON, Fri. Sir Oswald Arthur Scott, former British Ambassador to Peru, was found dead In his bath at his London home.
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    Prince goes home
    23 1 PARIS, Fri. The body of Prince Aly Khan was sent to his Riviera villa where he will be temporarily buried.
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    The atheist's handbook
    81 1 xi.\lH)\ Fri.— Moscow Radio has hroadcast a t aik i» Atheists Handbook" leaned by the State Puhlish- *to help all those engage vi atheistic work. ing House to n J au an ex Qf thc JS^T^^^ and J eSUS Cbribt aDd thC harm they cause thc working
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    Sukarno shops
    11 1 MEXICO CITY, Fri. President Sukarno spent yesterday afternoon shopping.
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    Body in rice bag
    28 1 TOKYO. Fri. The body of a seven-year-old boy who was allegedly kidnapped was found wrapped m a straw rice bag m a parked motorcar.
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    Nixon for SEATO
    21 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. Vice President Richard Nixon will open the meeting of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation m Washington.
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    Friends raise $120 to buy Othman an old racing bike
    218 1 Friends raise $120 to buy Othman an old racing bike THEY ARE SURE HE WILL WIN TO BRING FAME TO HIS HOME TOWN gINGAPORE, Fri.— Friends of Mr. Othman Lim of Pasir Panjang have raised $120 to buy him a second-hand racing bicycle for the Free Press Cycle Race on
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    ADENAUER GIVES THE TENGKU WARM WELCOME IN DOWNPOUR
    102 1 ADENAUER GIVES THE TENGKU WARM WELCOME IN DOWNPOUR BONN. Fri. Malayan Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, arrived here by air from Berlin lor a twoday visit He was welcomed m a torrential downpour at the airport by the West German Chancellor. Dr. Konrad Adenauer. Dr. Adenauer said he greatly welcomed
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    SWINDLED WOMEN CALL ON GOVERNOR
    91 1 SWINDLED WOMEN CALL ON GOVERNOR HONG KONG. Fri.— A group of 150, mainly women, marched on Government House today petitioning the Governor for help against an alleged swindler. The women had paid a sum of one million Hong Kong dollars < about MS500.000) for a house that "never materialised." They
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    Up-20 miles
    34 1 Up -20 miles EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. (California*, Fri.— The X-15 rocket plane flew to a height of 20 miles on Its latest test flight— the best altitude yet for this type of plane.
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    Lock icon Strikers refuse
    26 1 CLEVELAND. Ohio. Fri.— A request to striking longshoremen to unload a shipment of crude rubber expected here on Monday was turned down yesterday U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Reds beat Indians STOP PRESS
    11 1 Reds beat Indians STOP PRESS SCRATCHINGS 4 BARRIER DR, 2 U.P.I.
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    Jakarta ready showdown with Dutch
    359 1 Jakarta ready showdown with Dutch SPECIAL DESPATCH JAKARTA, Friday PENSION was mounting m Jala today as Indo lan troops were rushed to reinforce the country's islands m Ihe vicinity of West New Guinea. This new move the republic's answer to Tht Netherlands' decision to send v ships and other milimforcements
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    19 1 Managers' prices today. First Malayan Fund buying $1.33. selling $1.40. Second Malayan Fund buying $1.02, selling $1.08.
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      147 1 BOL-. MAOIC CIA CLC AAA 1 B .~P\ wttft elreular IV I |Cr^^^ mteAa* eu*« that V \^k a rv m—m* thmtr levely B> N^L ahaa*— mrnmn after S _aWW waaHlwja, In anttte B_T T""____ 9ftty. Get Some ROBI\M»S m Today at SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR There are many ways to
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    Unsettled conditions in stock mart: Sentiment still under influence of Summit failure
    330 2 Unsettled conditions in stock mart: Sentiment still under influence of Summit failure LONDON. Friday rjENERALL. ettled conditions were cxrienced m the Lon:ork markets rda m» ,me und In of the national ing developed priceNavertheh sa. industrial provided a bright m- Mu. leader.-. however, ed lower. Ford motor* reacted sharply following
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    Record year in crude steel
    40 2 LONDON, Fri— British crude steel production this ma\ tup 24 million tons, a record figure and some -i» per tent, store last year, the annual report of the British Iron and Steel, Federation said yesterday.
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    Lock icon Counter proposal by oil firm
    78 2 RANGOON: A proposal by tbe British owned Burmah Oil the cv. .i SO- >o basis with government is being conM^e.eci b- ;'.;e Government, the Prune Minister, U Nu. said at a pie^ conference nere. The Prime Ministei -.aid the Company's counter proposal followed the Government's
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    147 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Talisman 1/2. Francisville 4/5, Myimicion 6 '7, Bogdan Khmelmtsky 8/9. Mikasa Maru 10/11. Fernsea 13/14. Thais Hope 15/16, Braeside 19. Sirusa N. Wall 3. Raiah Brooke 21/22. Bruas 23, Hoi Houw 25/26. Salatiga
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    Hong Kong prices
    69 2 HONG KONG. Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <_ S. Banking Corporation $1,275 $1,265 sales $1,270 1.260 tt Union ins. Canton $92.50 $91.00 sellers buyers ex-dividend Wheelock Marden $7 15 7.20 sales 7.10 sales HKony phone $39 25 $3925 sales $39.50 $38.75 &-539 38
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    DIVIDENDS
    230 2 J and P Coats LONDON: J and P Coats has declared a final dividend of 12 1 per cent making 15 per cent for the year 1959. Tnis compares with 10 per cent Including a special interim dividend of ii per cent. Gioup net pi of it for the
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    TAKE-OVERS
    119 2 Burma Consolidated LONDON: The offer made to shareholders of Consolidated Tm Mines of Burma by Ullmann and Company on behalf of Mr. Oberman failed by reason of insufficient acceptances. On April 5 the board announced the failure of this offer and indicated that certificates, were beir.j retained because the
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    EARNINGS
    72 2 Hongkong Rubber Ltd. LONDON: Hows kong csei.-u.-gor> Rubber Ltd. declared .t profit of £19.507 for the year ended December 31. The pr for the previous year was £20.167. The final dividend was 65 per cent total 90 per cent. Holyrood Rubber LONDON: Holyrood Ruboei pro:ii foi the year ended
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    54 2 New sugar deal JAKARTA: Burma has bought. 7.000 ions of Indonesian white sugar under a new < tract, Antara news agency has imported. Shipments .o R... goon would be made m July and August. Burma already had 8.000 tons of Indonesian white sugar on orcer. and 4.000 tons of
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    UP—13 DOWN 35 UNCHANGED 130
    781 2 UP 13 DOWN 35 UNCHANGED 130 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Thursiay. Previous Toaay INDUSTRIALS AIM. Bricks Ords 2.40 2.40 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 51 50.'B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Ccn. Tin Smelt. Pref. *203 20 3 Ords. 51 51/Federal Dispensary *1.3« *1.3U4 Fit^patricks 1.43-2 lAVit
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    Summit fears bring our sellers on stock mart
    518 2 Summit fears bring our sellers on stock mart afsdfsdg SINGAPORE, Friday. CELLERS were well m evidence on the Ma layan Stock Exchange yesterday, taking profit m case the failure of the Summit talks should trigger off a world slide m share prices. The dollar rubber index dipped slightly by a
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    Round the World Market prices
    115 2 Round the World Market prices NOTE: AU prices be are middle u r r U.K. Closing Prices LONDON Md. Previous Too.. RUBBER No 1 RSS ci I European port* May June RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms June July Stpt TONE Steady PEPPER White
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    RUBBER
    162 2 Singapore easiness leads to indecision and very quiet market LONDON. Fri. Values were easier at the outset In sympathy with the Ea.-t but they lacked serious test. Very lev. oi. dence during ihe greater part of the day. and as dealers were undecided because of the r ness a
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    METALS
    108 2 I Good U.S. demand for tin at well maintained prices LONDON. Fri. Dealers yesterday again reported c good overnight United State? demand for tm a: well maintained prices. Continental bu] iterest was describe* Copper was linn especial three months. ba. i. earwi'.h the m ment attributed partly to some
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    Senator prefers UNKNOWN to investments
    27 2 Senator prefers UNKNOWN to investments \fANILA. A mvi loa: prefc. .tm cLireci "brcau.se ttie lav .un ow:. ership I busi] Senator Carlo I ib luncheon that th<
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      546 2 C^ |lf THE Cp A. Vp UNES feL m to ADEN RED SEA, MEDITERRANEAN. \ft y3f 'NENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS \^<J S pore P S ham Penant 21 23 May 23 26 Ma, 26 27 May >ft :6 2J 29 30 May f/^ t».i. "Sumlawa a iO May 4 June 5
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    $500 MUST WON EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12
    213 3 $500 MUST WON EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12 lie last nights of the oil-burner... as Govt. prepares to light up the kampongs SLNGAPORE, Friday. pLICKERING oil-burners will be a thing of the past m Singapore's karnpongs when the Government's "light for the rural dweller" scheme is put into
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    HATS. BAGS. SANDALS ...ALL FROM VIETNAM FOR SALE AT FAIR TO HELP THE BLIND
    58 3 HATS. BAGS. SANDALS ...ALL FROM VIETNAM FOR SALE AT FAIR TO HELP THE BLIND m% Hrs. i >.p,< i, nnc of the organisers oi the Vietnam Stall seen with the goods uhich will be on \iew at the International Ba/a.ir tomorrow All the goods, which m< hide slipper* hats and
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    UNKNOWN a drop of water... unknown at unkwon Ayer
    11 3 UNKNOWN a drop of water... unknown at unkwon Ayer I I
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    prisoners' island
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    UNKNOWN plans
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    KELANTAN'S LOW-COST HOUSES TO COST 5500,000
    102 3 KELANTAN'S LOW-COST HOUSES TO COST 5500,000 KOTA BHARL m Kel be a 5500.000. The scheme at Wakal Mek Zainab. about one mile X Bharu town. re piece of the Bill au the State Government to borrow $500,000 from the Federal Government for this project. The scheme will consist of 110
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    UNKNWON calls for an end to contract labour: too much exploitation
    102 3 UNKNWON calls for an end to contract labour: too much exploitation The and I ninn r lo lhat ould the thr i tn thr told the Free Pre— voterclay that the Government should implement the recommendations of the Inquiry Commission which had submitted its report on contract labour system to
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    Noted actress leads an Indian dance troupe in S'pore tour
    124 3 Noted actress leads an Indian dance troupe in S'pore tour Fri. A South India dancedrama team of 37 members has arrived m Singapore to give a series of performanc The troupe is lead by Mrs. M. S. Drowpathi. well known South Indian actress and singer. They left India for Malaya
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    Hero's welcome
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri Alliance headquarters hen working out "giant" plar.s to a hero's welcome to the l Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman on his return m h mid-June after his touril abroad.
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    GIRL, 8, KILLED BY BUS AS SHE LEAVES TAMIL SCHOOL
    85 3 GIRL, 8, KILLED BY BUS AS SHE LEAVES TAMIL SCHOOL MALACCA. Fii. An eight-year-old schoolgirl. K. Pumadi, was killed m a motor accident m Tranquerah Road here. She was returning home trom a Tamil school when she was knocked down by a bur On Saturday nighl. a watch-maker. Chan Mok
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    New Malayan students' association formed to promote goodwill
    132 3 New Malayan students' association formed to promote goodwill KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A NEW Malayan Students Association has been formed m Brisbane with Mohamed Ali Ibrahim as chairman. An Australian High Commission statement today said the aims of the association are to: 0 FOSTER a unity of outlook among the students
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    4 REMANDED FOR ATTEMPTED GANG ROBDERY
    64 3 4 REMANDED FOR ATTEMPTED GANG ROBDERY SINGAPORE. Fri. Four 1 men. tentatively charged with attempted gang robbery, were j remanded till mention of their case on May 'J4. They were alleged to have tried to rob Tan Kow Keh at i Redhill Close. Tan. it was stated, was assaulted by
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    $100 lottery fine
    26 3 JOHORE BAHRL. Fn. Hoe Seng Chong of Singapore was fined $100 m the magistrates court here for buying a 10.000 character lottery ticket.
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    Greetings to be sent to Norway
    54 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tht Paramount Ruler has sent a message of greetings to King Olav of Norway on. the anniversary of the Constitution Day of that country. The Minister of External A flairs. Dato Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, also sent greetings to
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    30 are fined for failing to stop
    56 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Thirty people were fined $15 each lithe Second Traffic Magistrate's Court for failing to comply to traffic light signals. Their olfences were committed m September and November last year. Ten others paid fines ranging from $15 to $25 for overloading their
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    ILO EXPERT TO HELP PLAN SCHOOL OF PRINTING
    75 3 ILO EXPERT TO HELP PLAN SCHOOL OF PRINTING KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— An export of the Interna- tional Labour Organisation, Mr. F. Bagge. will arrive m Kuala Lumpur next week to assist m the planning and organisation of a printing j trade .school. The Government hayS approved $103,000 for the build-
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      110 3 P.M. 1.00 Piogramme summary: compiled b 1.02 Friday fare; 1.30 The news; 7.30 Tl 1.40 Made In Vienna; 2.00 Close some down. mi. 5.00 Programme summa: The man and his music- Helmu' 28 Zachailas; 5.30 The Sign Ol Fou. 8.15 J —Part 3. "The Tr.ul ol Wooden-Legged Ifai 6.00 movie;.
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    Lwyer praised for his UNKNOWN efforts to Help man plaintiff
    13 5 Lwyer praised for his UNKNOWN efforts to Help man plaintiff jio children i
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    Love starts fire
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    INDONESIAN CONSUL-GENERAL OFF ON AN OFFICIAL TOUR OF BORNEO
    122 5 The Indonesian ConsulGeneral m Singapore. Colonel Sun ih Arto. and two of his senior officials, left for a HI -day official visit to Sarawak. British North Borneo and Brunei. Col. Simih Arto. uho was accompanied by his wile, is making his
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    They pointed screwdriver and gun at my head, says robbed wine merchant
    250 5 They pointed screwdriver and gun at my head, says robbed wine merchant SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ SINGAPORE magistrate was told of a dawn robbery m which a wine merchant was forced to open his safe at Run-point. A rubber factory worker. Tan Tour, 23, faced a tentative charge of armed robbery
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    20-year-olds the biggest criminal offenders in State, says Judge
    79 5 20-year-olds the biggest criminal offenders in State, says Judge SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE judge told 20-year old Yeo Cheng Vow. convicted of attempted robbery, that youths of his age group were the a's! criminal offenders m the State. D'Nett. SeDistricl X I on t;ie of Feb. 23 whi_Veer Road. Yeo and
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    TAXI DRIVER HAD WELFARE TICKETS, AIDED PUBLIC LOTTERY
    103 5 TAXI DRIVER HAD WELFARE TICKETS, AIDED PUBLIC LOTTERY CINGAPORE. Fn.— A taxi driver. Ten See Lay. 26. was fined $530 m a court here for assisting m tiie carrying on of a public lottery and possession of Social Welfare lottery tickets. Ten was arrested during a raid by police from
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    Police work show
    24 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. About 2.000 people are turning Up at the Police headquarters here daily to see exhibitions of police work.
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    Election office move
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The office ot the Commissioner of Elections m Fort Canning Road will be moved to the Ministry of Home Affairs m Empress Place as from May 23.
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    Union recognised
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The management of Caltex Oil 'Malaya i Ltd.: has accorded recognition to the National Union of Oil Workers which represents Caltex employees.
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    New $30,000 ward
    22 5 SEGAMAT. FiV— The District Hospital here is to have a new third class ward which will cost about $30,000.
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    Engineering talk
    32 5 SINGAPORE. PTi. The City Administrator. Mr. P. C Lim. wili speak on "Engii.ing" at the youth vocational guidance programme at the i Chinese YMCA. South Pier. at 7.30 p.m. today.
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      252 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson WhO KNOWS, PESMONP? r ~7^ 1-/5t WUKk^^^lf^i^r— __-y J^'i^B Nj B I _^B _^_Pt_H __P^!^_hl \^^^a S 1 MANDRAKfe by Lee Falk and Phil Davis TME IPEA! MAMP OVER BOTH OP YOU AkIP H_^ SUPPE_NLY SEEMS I HAVF ow A LITTLE THE
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    READERS' OPINIONS Meliny: The storm breaks
    368 6 READERS' OPINIONS Meliny: The storm breaks YESTERDAYS letter by MERE MALE asking Mrs. Meliny Comes to withdraw from the Free Press Cycle Race has touched off a storm. Here below we print the best of letters received on th* subject. Impertinence 6 THE impertinence of the male' Leave Mrs. Comes
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    Wife with a heavy heart asks: How in must I wait to laugh?
    533 6  -  MARGHANITA WEE "fairs' of the mm lIS "SURPLUS to requirements" is how Mrs. E. describes herself. Writing from Orchard Road, she says: I am thirty. My husband is thirtyfive. We have been married eleven years and have
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    That numb feeling when you get up in the morning
    1392 6 That numb feeling when you get up in the morning (The Free Press doctor advises 0n... EVERY now and then people start asking me: "Doctor. what can I do about nn circulation? My lingers go absolutely (lend every morning." Worrying about the possible cause they sometimes add: "It isn't blood
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    MIXED-UP MIXER
    214 6 KATHY'S boy friend likes to mix"— with girls as well as boys but he expects Kathy to sit at home until he choose to remember her existence. Writing from her Serangoon Garden home, Kathy tells me: "I am twenty-two. Peter my boy friend, is twentyone. We have been
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    THE UNKNOWN WHO is MOODY,
    9 6 THE UNKNOWN WHO is MOODY, out*,, I I I
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      447 6 You can hand m your classified ad. to any onm of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA SINGAPORE CAMKRON HIGHLANDS Cold Storage <M) Ltd., 20 Tanah Rata. •POM Cold Storage <M Ltd., 1-4 Clara Street. Cold Storage M Ltd., 10 .New Road. KOTA BHARU Co.d Storage (M> Ltd., New Ma KUALA
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      29 6 m Song of Love Eternally Beautiful m ENGAGEMENT RINGS m tn Platinum Gold Set Diamonds. -P.H. HENDRY- Jewellers 78, North Bridge Road Adelphi Hotel, Spore, tL Kuala 4>urapur. a
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      25 6 < Sujim §|j|gy ALARMS P^ARE NOW WA§Hf 4 MILLION f ECNOT YOU^ THE ANGLO-THAI CORPOR» T I SINGAPORE KUALA LL I a-m <v**^ GALA .IH _^r.-Ot!^V-
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    Lock icon cretary Ivy goes in for the National Carnival Queen contest
    80 7 I SINGAPORE, Friday. "l<i secretary, is one the title of "The working girls m Singapoi Id m conjunction itional Carnival fl.es Institution ground on I and 5 m aid of the onal Theatre Fund. c "Queen" will get a free
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    POPULAR—THE FLOWER UNKNOWN AT YWCA
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    Ministers for capital
    29 7 LEBAR. Fri.— T: here i for Kuala i for Dr. Goh Keng Min- Toh Chin Chye. and Education. N ik Lih. They xpected to return to
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    Nursing sister off to Britain
    32 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. B. Jones. Nursing Tampof Mental Hosurned to Briimpletion of her it Welfare commit- this poat has been I by Mr. Hor Seng hospital t.
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    State gives crowns
    16 7 KUALA TRENGGANU. Fri. itan and Sultana to be •th State Cr« they using
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    Dates for House
    23 7 K r LUMPUR. Fri. lon of the House of I: ntatives will be the Parliament g here from June 20
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    YOUNG WIREMAN WHO SNATCHED TWO SISTERS' NECKLACES TO GO ON PROBATION AT HOSTEL
    155 7 YOUNG WIREMAN WHO SNATCHED TWO SISTERS' NECKLACES TO GO ON PROBATION AT HOSTEL SINGAPORE. Fri.— A young wlreman. found guilty of stealing the necklaces of two sisters, was ordered by a District Judge to undergo two years' probation. Cheong Phui Kay, 19. was also ordered to stay at the Prince
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    S.J.A.B. meeting
    16 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The St. John Ambulance Association here will hold itannual meeting tomorrow.
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    First day covers
    32 7 SINGAPORE. *Fri. First Day covers, for use with the National Day commemorative stamps, to be issued on June 3, are on sale at all post offices m Singapore today.
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    Dole deceivers warned: Punishment for those who swindle the Govt.
    227 7  -  Arthur Richards FILMSTAR AS A BABY -'ACTING IS IN HER BLOOD' Sureini (13) trip abroad to study dramatics By SINGAPORE, Fri. A pretty 13-year-old schoolgirl, Miss Sureini Sani, who has acted m several local films, is making plans to go
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    MAN CHASED A BAND OF ROBBERS INTO THE HANDS OF THE POLICE
    215 7 MAN CHASED A BAND OF ROBBERS INTO THE HANDS OF THE POLICE SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Singapore businessman, Mr. Ng Peng Heng, gave chase to a band of robbers on Wednesday night after he had been robbed of his personal belongings. Mr. Ng. with his children, were enjoying the breeze on
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    Mr. Nash to visit Malaya June 5
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri iThe Prime Minister of New Zealand. Mr. Walter Nash, i will arrive here on June 5 for a two-da y visit. He was to hay- ted Malaya last month but this was postponed because of the death of Yang di-Pertuan
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    A talk on his trip
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Fn. Rev. T. R. Doraisamy, a delegate to the recent Methodist General Conference m Denver will < T ive Aik on his trip at the Methodist Tamil Church m Short Street at 6 p.m. on Tuesday
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    'Queen of Smile'
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A search is being made for with smiling faces by the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club for its "Queen of Smile" contest on July 2.
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    Elected president
    20 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. Swee Lim Swang has been elected President of the University of ya Non-Academic Staff Union.
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    Vocational guidance talks at YMCA
    71 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Student and Youth Depart- i ment of the Chinese V.M.C.A. has arranged a series of monthly talks m its youth vocational guidance programme. The talk for next month is on universities m Australia, to be followed by one on journalism, m July.
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    RAF seeks recruits
    35 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Royal Air Force (Malaya) Training Centre is seekina recruits. Those interesteo should write to the Officer Commanding. Royal Air Force (Malaya) Training Centre, RAF Seletar, Singapore, before May 30.
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    Rowcroft to produce a 'four-angle' comedy about I-o-v-e in June
    242 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. HPHE Rowcroft Theatre (.lub plans yet another play this time it's "Love m a Mist," a comedy to be staged next month. Produced and directed by Mr. Michael Cook, the twohour play is about two couples and what
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    MAN TAKEN ILL, SIR GEOFROY HURRIES BACK
    84 7 PAYA LEBAR, Fri. The British High Commissioner m Malaya, Sir Geofroy Tory, flew back to Kuala Lumpur this morning after cutting his visit to North Borneo and Sarawak by six days due to the serious illness of one of his staff. Sir Geofroy.
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    POLICE WILL DO ALL THEY CAN TO BRING THE CULPRITS TO BOOK
    198 7  - POLICE WILL DO ALL THEY CAN TO BRING THE CULPRITS TO BOOK ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE. Friday POLICE issued a stern warning yesterday to members of the public not to deceive the Government by continuing to accept "dole" money even when they are no longer eligible for it. This warning
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    A SMELLY CITY? HERE IS A VISITOR WHO SAYS: IT'S FINE'
    117 7 A SMELLY CITY? HERE IS A VISITOR WHO SAYS: IT'S FINE' SINGAPORE. Fri. A New Zealand company director and grazier. Mr. John Bruce Steward, rinds Singapore very interesting and typical of other countries of the East with "its smell and cosmopolitan population." Mr. Steward, 50. who has been a grazier
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    Che Norisha's tour
    26 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Che Puan Norisha. wile of tht Yang di-Pertuan Negara. has made a two-hour tour of the Singapore School for tht Blind.
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    Two fined $25 eacb for traffic offences
    48 7  -  JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Mohamad Ali bin Mohamed. who did not comply with the "No Parking" .sign and Cham Sic, who iailed to observe t lie "Stop. Look. Go" sign. c :i lined $25 m the Magistrate's Court here yesterdaj. The Fn
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      67 7 POP-Chip oil the Old Blockhead |I_ISL I I NOW VOO -A*JO MOT \*4\ I MAKIAGEOTO EAU *%T*w_?r.f UKEI-V,Tb BE A, f« L™+« I MAWAGEU r j^-asCLEVER TO R AVEAR V_rJ| V 'm M "TAKE IT TO 3CT_S. jfi__A* -OOR FATHER OR TwO VET >JGS_» j^i i I Oon't trust to
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    BROWN (in exciting shades) to decorate Malayan homes
    513 8 BROWN (in exciting shades) to decorate Malayan homes ESME BAPTISTA PRESENTS A PAGE OF NEWS FOR WOMEnI WHAT'S NEW m colour for home decorating and furnishing? Its BROWN m all exciting shades, from oyster to chocolate. This colour craze is sweepthrough Britain at present, according io Mr. Royston Consigliere, supervisor-in-charge
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    A LOVELY AND SLEEK OUTFIT SO IDEAL FOR TROPICAL WEAR
    123 8 A LOVELY AND SLEEK OUTFIT SO IDEAL FOR TROPICAL WEAR This lovely ami sleek outfit, made -of the latest Centrotex material m a red and white design, has just arrived m Singapore. T I> i-s o Czechoslovakia!! textiles, known tor their good quality and xclusivc appearance, are ideal ior tropical
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    THIS LOW-HEEL SHOE WILL PLEASE OFFICE WORKERS
    217 8 THIS LOW-HEEL SHOE WILL PLEASE OFFICE WORKERS Notice the heel ol this shoe. It Is catching on In Singapore among world] g gir'.s who find it comfortable to wear a pair of shoes with low heels. Tht' heel gives a touch of style to the otherw. ordinary pattern. This oiler
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    HOW TO REMOVE STAR FROM PLASTIC CUPS A PRIZE-WINNING UNKNOWN
    74 8 HOW TO REMOVE STAR FROM PLASTIC CUPS A PRIZE-WINNING UNKNOWN t}\ .1- uin h i i. am Sine i!>' thc lirst |)rr/« the "Household ii competiUon tot hi gestion on Imu t;i ren ((tllee and tea plavtu cap these stains irom pi tups ntensih. *»r h wipe uith a damp
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    Youngsters Lee and Subian who brought in winners on second day
    68 9 BELOW: Mr. Tan Ah Yon c leads m Captain larvel who won the second race at Bukit Timah on Wednesday. Astride is Moses Lee. This was the first leg of a treble by Moses. RIGHT: Mr. K. Y. Lim
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    Ignatius House are champions
    169 9 MOULMEIN, Fri. Igna- 1 tius House, with 26 point>, emerged champions of Division A at the 7th annual athletic meet of St, Michael's School held on the School Ground yesterday. Results: 50 yards: 1. Richard Rozario. 2. Godfrey Izelman. 3., j Gary Rodrigues. 100 yd. (A):
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    A record gate
    29 9 GLASGOW. Fri. An alltime British record gate ot t'55.000 wa.s received from the European Cup Final between Real Madrid and Elntracht (Frankfurt) at Hampden Park. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Zenobia first in Irish Guineas
    63 9 CUR RAG H. Fri. Mr. F. W. Burmann's Djebel Idra. second favourite lor the Epsom Oaics. was unplaced m the Irish 1.000 Guineas yesterday. The mile race was won by Mrs. Ann Bullitt Biddle's Zenobia by a short head from Mrs. Elizabeth Parker-Poe's Young Empress.
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    28 9 LIMON, Fri. Dr. Barbara Moore, plagued by strong winds, rain and the exhaust from passing vehicles, set out across the eastern Colorado plains today. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Herb will run 1,500 m only
    59 9 DOS ANGELES. Fri. Herb Elliott, world mile record holder, said he would run only m the 1,500 metre.-. event m the Olympic Games. He said he would "forget" the 800 metres and 5.000 metres. Today Elliott will run a 1,500 metres race against a
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    55 9 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. league Div. 2C Seletar F.A. v R.A.F. Changi. Geylang: CA. "A" v R.A.F. Tengah. Farrer Park: Div. 2D Badan Kesenian v Telok Kurau Utd. Farrer Park: friendly Jollil-ads v H.Q. Singapore Base District. Water polo: league "C"— Army v Chinese, Gillman Barracks 5.30 p.m.). Golt: R.l.c.
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      1002 9 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS LOTHING SHOP at St. Andrews Cathedral. CWA Room. South Side 10 a.m. to noon. ALCOHOLH > WON VMOI S: ed meeting at YMCA, Orchard Road 6 p.m. PAN-P.U It X 80l IH-EAST XslA WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION: v class 9.30 a.m. to 10.30 at .ipore Institute of Science,
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      39 9 TODAY: 7.55 a.m. TOMORROW: 7.55 am. and 8.39 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.00 a.m. and 9.11 p.m. MONDAY: 9.51 a.m. and 9.42 p.m. TUESDAY: 10.33 a.m. and 10.09 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 11.13 a.m. and 10.39 p.m. THURSDAY: 11.51 a.m. and 11.10 p.m.
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    Free Press Cycle Race: Remember, it is not the winning that matters but taking part
    185 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. pOlK members of the family, or Jour friends, can make up a team for the Free Press Cycle H:ic_ on Sunday June 26. Anyone can c n including Federation residents. Remember, it is
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    Brian Isaac to fight Mun Hong?
    100 10 Brian Isaac to fight Mun Hong? BINGAPORE, Fri— ll looks k^ as if ow Mun llon^. sold medalist at the South ta>t \>ia Penni>ula Games, Hill meet Brian Isaac m the match between Services and Singapore on Maj V. Kesavan National ancl Open Champion, will no doubt meet Services' top
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    A tempting pawn, but Black declines this opening gambit...and here's the reason
    255 10 A tempting pawn, but Black declines this opening gambit... and here's the reason CHESS LESSON 37 by Fred Reinfeld HERE is an interesting opening. Black avoids capturing that tempting pawn. Lei us lake v closer look al llu* situation. Queen's Gambit Declined WHITE BLACK 1 P-Q4 P-Q4 2 P-QB4 P-K3
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    Cycling chief Miller was on the air
    48 10 SINGAPORE. Fn. The president of th» pore Amateur Cycling Association, Mr. William Miller, was interviewed over Radio Singapore's Malay programmi xplained how; a time trial event was organised. Among those also inter-] viewed as yi ung cyclist i bin Khamis. c
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    Army cycling on Sunday
    49 10 SINGAPORE Tnt Army Cyc. School Nursery circuit Sund; ,30 am Mr. James Baker official. the purpose ol the race is to ge t Army cyclists accustomed to local climate. Among those taku will be Len Benton. M. Dewev David Fitch. Bill Atkinson Taylor and McLusky.
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    23 10 ROME. st< r of v. lenied rep< that building fnr the Olympic Tames would not be f:: i time. Reuter
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    93 10 \ddress I -t Ihiv lorm j Times Hou^< received uiil be p< i,.;** 1. I wi I 1 I will 3. I c 1 defined b I __H 4. I 11 you are Amateur (vel.;, tbe following w^Ue j \u I vn;\\ i s, you
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    Se and fall of UNKNOWN Hong who tured Sp'ore He after 2 years
    60 11  - Se and fall of UNKNOWN Hong who tured Sp'ore He after 2 years ANN I Singapore, Friday > kheng Hong first won hampionship m 1953. He play only two years pre--_.iv.it >trides combining -ame with some study. and won m lime ship also but m recent partly due to lack
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    Malaya Cup: 4-4
    25 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Federation Combined Services Armed Forces drew 4-4 m a Malaya Cup soccer competition at the Merdeka Stadium last night.
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    10 11 \IMOE. Fri. Sweden Republic of Ireland 4-1 Reuter
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    41 11 I^ING: RHODES TO UNKNOWN FULL PENALTY I Rhode:. was obviously __ed to share the new with Peter Loader. The t-bowling plac •>en while the selectors likely youngsters. MCC. team Is: ipt B Dexter Illinevortli Smith fWarwickkshlre). Pari.Smith iWarwick- licer 'Glamorgan) Other.
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    238 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS BUKIT BINTANG IMPRESSIVE OVER HALF MILE: ST. HONORE SHOWS IMPROVEMENT IN MORNING RUN By BUKIT TIMAH. Friday. fEORGE HOPE, one of the leading riders m Adelaide, has arrived m Singapore. He wiH ride for the Rinus
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    Schoolboys shoot down airmen ...keen aim brings 122 hits in a rousing basket battle
    211 12 Schoolboys shoot down airmen ...keen aim brings 122 hits in a rousing basket battle pill ombined School, played superbly at Ihe National lv ion Centre yesterday to thrash Ihe RAF Singapore 122--54 m a basketball encounter. The match was watched by ;i good crowd. It was a rousing battle. _fU
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    102 12 P\r:. Ed shock defeat yesterd; m the French international lawn tennis championships. Orlando Sirola. Italy, bhim 3-6. 7-5. 8-6. 7-5 In the third round. Em.r :^d No. 8. ow reduced to three. Bob dez of I electric scoreboard twinklorightly m the fading light, Gerard Pilet
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    THE STARLITES GO ON A SCORING SPREE
    114 12 THE STARLITES GO ON A SCORING SPREE OINGAPORE. Fri. -Stariite j iters went on a iscorin- spree yesterday. They j trounced Singapore Habour I Board 5-0 m a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermin. Stariite were superior m all departments. They were never m danger of attack and the cracking
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    299 12 S. African Springboks f CAMBRIDGE. Fri. Cam- bridge University became the first side to gain first I innings lead against the t Springbok tourists. The student responsible was fast bowler John Brodie a South African. Brodie had figures of five for i 18 out of a score ot" 56 for
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    310 12 Gymkhana ...2 Alexandra 1 FARRER PARK, Fri. Hooliganism reared its ugly head m this match. So bad was it that the game was abandoned eleven minutes before time. These two unbeaten teams were playing fast, exciting football to a big crowd,
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    49 12 BROTHERS TEAM UP TO TAKE STRAIGHT-SET VICTORY IN JUNIOR DOUBLES TOURNEY STATE player Ismail Ibrahim (left) and his brother Yusoff. They beat last year's semi finalists Lindy Lim and George Sandosham 15-f). 15-1. m the doubles division of the Singapore Badminton Association's Junior championships at Guillemard Road on Wednesday.
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    Marine players ask: How long is this going to last?
    222 12 Marine players ask How long is this going to last? R.A F 3 Marine SC. 2 JALAN BESAR, Friday. MARINE Sports Club played a good game yesterday. They had tne airmen on their toes most of the time but they seemed to run out oi' luck every time they came
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    77 12 FARRER PARK, Fri. A splendid goal by Mazuki five minutes before time helped Pachitan Sports Club to beat Kota Rajah Sports Club 1-0 In their Div. 2A soccer match yesterday. Referee: Sgt. Dorward. Pachitan S.C— Hanifah Kadir; Hassan Kabil. Sudanto: Rasul. LatifT. Ahmad; Omar Abu Bakar.
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