The Singapore Free Press, 24 May 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVFPVPnnv s nwM Mm The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon SLEEPLESS CITY OF FEAR
    347 1 More dead and homeless m new quakes 120,000 people panic and take to the woods and open fields Free Press special report from CONCEPCION. Tuesday. yiHS is a city of fear. One hundred and twenty thousand people are filled with panic. Earthquakes still rock Conception 60
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    at plans
    47 1 THE FREE 101 R»CE SIM... to torm cycling ;lub for I! races A old ut. m ph the Race of active cling Stag*- tnttrV) es•ycHiig pc« >- good :he t«d that should youth :.ites g T. liS- interI >r He two beat oii; Gymluh trip to
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    boys kill a man
    10 1 b oys kill a man Ot I here, nocent .thori--
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    Lock icon A giant wave brings death to paradise
    152 1 THE CHILE TREMORS TRIGGER OFF TELL-TALE TIDAL BREAKERS THAT SWEEP ACROSS THE PACIFIC HONOLULU, Tins. Tidal waves triggered off by the Chilean earthquakes crashed across Hawaii beaches bringing death and destruction and raced all the way across the Pacific to strike the Japan
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    Lock icon 15-year hunt ends
    28 1 JERUSALEM, Tues. Adolf Eichmann, listed m Israeli history books as "one of the greatest Nazi war criminals" has been captured after a 15-year search.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Death of a 'Tiger'
    19 1 LAHORE, Tues. Gama the Tiger, former Indian world wrestling rhamDion. died here aged 80.- Reuter
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    Orchids from Malaya
    32 1 a IAMIfeOM Tu«-». Orchids from Malaya will be one of f .hiieiiu of the Chelsea flower show which opens tal2SSftl^ S show will feature MM of the Malayan orchids.
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    DEFEAT OF AN ISLAND
    643 1 DEFEAT OF AN ISLAND Storm over a new book on the fall of Singapore I ONDON, Tues. One of Britain's greatest military defeats the fall of Singapore to the Japanese m 1942 was fought again today with the publication of an "angry," new book. "The Fall of Singapore" by Frank
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    The Tengku's motorcade knocks down man on way to the palace
    155 1 The Tengku's motorcade knocks down man on way to the palace BRUSSELS, Tuesday. THE 10-car official motorcade of the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, wijs involved m an accident yesterday as it drove to the royal palace of Laeken for lunch with King Baudouin. The convoy, with a motorcycle
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    Three died when this jet and plane crashed
    73 1 Here is the big twin-jet "Caravelle" with a damaged cabin and tail that managed to land safely at Orly Airport m France. The accident happened when the "Caravelle" with 30 passengers collided with a tiny two-seater at 1.800 ft. The engine of
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    Monty sees Mao
    18 1 LONDON. Tues. Field Marshal Lord Montgomery arrived m Canton en route to see Mao Tse-tung.
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    Martial law spread
    15 1 ISTANBUL. Tues.— Turkish military authorities extended martial law to cover universities here.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Mulayan Fund managers 1 prices today buying; si 33 and selling $1 40. Second Malayan Fund managers' prices buying $1.01 and selling $1.07.
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    GROUNDED SHIP IS FREED AFTER 6 HOURS
    91 1 GROUNDED SHIP IS FREED AFTER 6 HOURS VJINGAPORE, Tucs. An Italian freighter. 6,701-ton Sirio. which ran aground on a coral bed In the Western Anchorage, was freed last night after b( 1 stranded for six hours. The freighter was awaiting the pilot from ashore when she ran aground near the
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      33 1 SPORTS) LTD. I •,34»0»f I fjjde^ make the man V 7 JJi^Nthat make the man SHIRTS I UNDERCLOTHES ic^nS^**' ACCESSORIES f^ MANS shop > only exclusive men's shop SlR £ET. SINGAPORE 6 TEL *****
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      56 1 WOMEN AND L-O-V-E A broken hearted girl writes to Esme about a man who says he's been forced by his parents into an engagement with another girl. She wants to forget him though he still dates her almost every day. Turn to Page Six for Esme's answer. Remember there is
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    Not so much worry over the international situation and London prices go up
    216 2 Not so much worry over the international situation and London prices go up LONDON. Tuesday. 'fill, lirsl day <>l new account was ;m extremely salis i.utorv affair in' t!u London slock markets yesterday. There was less apprehension concerning the international political situation and with sentiment m Tiie industrial market helped
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    Rubber goes up the Seaway
    55 2 d TORONTO. Tues. The first shipment of crude nihbrr to by brought into (.reat lake ports by ship arrived h. re out the weekend after a two-month trip from Singap.»i, The shipment is the first m series of tests to cle-tt-rininc costs and feasibility of
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    WALL STREET
    145 2 Defence issues lead the way to gains m a 'narrow' market NEW YORK: Wall Street closed barely steady, with a majority of declines extending mostly to one dollar. Operators were generally awaiting incentives m early dealings and the market held within a narrow range. However, gains outnumbered lasses.
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    Treasury bill issue
    32 2 LONDON: I'he total amount of application for last weeks offer of '"260 million 91 -day Treasury bills was £417.370,000. mis million of 91--i day bills will be on offer.
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    Hong Kong prices
    71 2 I HONG KONG. Monday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,250 ?1.250 sales j-ales Union Ins. Canton 590.00 $90 .UG sales nom. Wheelock Marden 7.00 7.20 C.95 sales 7.05 siile<H'Kong phone $38.uu s:w.:) r J $37.50 bales &S3B 75 sales Dairy I-iirm
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    TAKE-OVERS
    199 2 Anglo-Asian Rubber to buy up Sungei-Tukon Rubber Plantations Ltd. LONDON: Anglo- Asian Rubber Plantations proposes a rights issue of 3,052,371 shares m piupoitioii of uiie lur iinee ai 2 3 per share. The proceeds of the issue will be u.-,ed to provide pan of the purchase price of a
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    EARNINGS
    166 2 Dunlop group told of record figures at annual meeting ONDON. Tues. The year 1959 bad been a year of goud progress tor the Dunlop group ana uic bad torn able iv show record Qguraa, Mr. G. E. Beharrell. the Dunlop chairman told the annual meeting here yesterday. The volume
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    LOOK-AROUND
    142 2 Growth of debt reflects rise m U.S. economy WASHINGTON: The Commerce Department has reported tha: the combined United Sta'.e* public and private debts ai the end of 1959 were L"Ss9Bt>.Goo.--000,000 m fTOSI total. The net total was estimated by the department's office of business ecot*omica at l 5tt46.4Q9.UU0.00u. The
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    UP 10 DOWN 16 UNCHANGED 152
    16 2 NOTK: All prices below are middle prices. fggff lkdfjldfkl;df ld;jkl;erkople
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    Straits Rubber shows the value of replanting
    476 2 Straits Rubber shows the value of replanting PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*)^ SINGAPORE:, Tuesday. THE V YLUE of replanting with modern 1 strains of high-yielding rubber is well illustrated by the experience of the Straits Rubber Company. The crop luis progressively increased
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      92 2 LONDON. M^y U Previous 1.,.1-^j KUBBER No 1 RSS t.i.t European ports May mquo d unquoiHl June RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot M| RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Jun« I July/Sept 3. rib TONE: Dull. AhOve t>nc«»»" quotf<l m ponce PEPPER: White Sarawak t.a q.
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      New York Prices
      28 2 NEW YORK M.iy 23 Previous TIN Straits *oot RUBBER Futurr* May M.«2i July < TONE Barely steady. SALES 4t» let*. 'No 1 RSS June cor. ft
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      Dow Jones Average
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      U.S.Pepper
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      Copra, Coconut Prize
      30 2 i oor?» i v .< MM i i Oi ONiM OIL St.a.t. l i I,OC> ftm i l*an f) or •)Ulh Drf lor k Ur PMILIPPINC r,p PA
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    RUBBER
    134 2 Market opens quietly to mark a slight decline LONDON. Tut > Opening quotations were at a small decline irom Friday's closing level reflecting eastern advices but they remained mostly only nominal indications during the morning m the absence of demand. A few small dealings at further decline relieved the
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    METALS
    156 2 Tin is subdued: 30s. price drop LONDON, ftm. Tin was a subdued market yesterday morning ttid. ifMT small dealings, prices were mostly 30 a ton lewer. Copper prices lo.st some ground on me London metal exchange, especially cailL The generally easier tone was lUHbu:ea \o tne faci mat ttot
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    Lock icon Tin: Geneva talks on new pact starts toda
    61 2 TW'EW YORk, Duited Na ioiu TU ence opei^ed here ye>terd;i T I to adjourn almost immec: j to allow newly-arrived del« time for Informal consulti i Before debar iny I ti propt^eci Den Intel I tin at:eement to come into effect next
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      135 2 SH/PStN CHIPS lying alongside the Sin0 japore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Sunnaas 1 2, Hoogkerk 4/5. Cellnia 6A, Achillea 6/7, Oliiida 8 n, Robert Maerak 10/11, Bettreocb 13 14. Straat BMi 1 5 1 1> Laws; Maenk 18. O.-aka Ma ni 19. Sedenak N. Wall 2, Fasl
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    60,000 seek aid for roads
    58 3 IGOVT. TO SUPPLY AND EXPERT HELP IMPROVE r ,5 IN THE VILLAGE I Singapore. Tuesday |\l> people m two Singapore xi ;i village Mt seeking (iovto build roads and improve stem m their areas. Rampong Paya, Kampong Iktlok village. 3 So leisure i ours .1
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    A PICNIC TREAT FOR 300 POOR CHILDREN
    60 3 A PICNIC TREAT FOR 300 POOR CHILDREN SINGAPORE. Tue.v The Hans Anderson Club took over 200 children from three Singapore children^ centres neignbounni]; island for a picnic during the weekend. This was part of the programme of monthly excur>ions tor underprivileged children organised by the Club. F:ee drinks and reireshments
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    Waste of time
    35 3 KUALA LUMPUR. TUes. Y. or the .ty ol Malaya, Pim•r a! Oppcrihtim. told -15 **lreahies* 1 herr not to va^te their time, otherwise will would be cheating :n^elves. their parents and untry.
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    No taxi-meters yet
    36 3 SEREMBAN. Tues The Ister i r Transport, Inch' 1 bin Hajl Jubir has ud operate rs that the r j will doI Install -meters until it received a recommendation iroui a select commit;
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    You are looking lovely today
    19 3 LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Alice I liii. 20. She is ;i telephone operator.
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    SPORE JAYCEES BEGIN BIG CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS
    120 3 SPORE JAYCEES BEGIN BIG CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEMBERS SINGAPORE. Tues.The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce has started a bi» drive tor members. As a preliminary move, the Jaycees have sent thousands of leaflets explaining the objects and various activities of the movement to ••prospective" members. The leaflet states the movement
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    1.235 seek places
    34 3 TANG LIN. Tues. The Teachers 1 Training Colh^e .n Patter>un Road has iwived 769 applications for the English sectton; 268 for \hv lialav section, and 198 applications for the Chine.M' sei-tion
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    TWO JAILED BUT THEY WALK OUT FREE
    94 3 TWO JAILED BUT THEY WALK OUT FREE pENANG. Tues. Two young labourers were sentenced to nine days' jail for assaulting a policeman. As their sentence was to start from the date of arrest. Ahmad bin Hussain and Hashim bin Daik. who had been m police custody since May 11. walked
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    SINGAPORE IS ALI BABA UNO TO CAMILLE
    260 3 SINGAPORE IS ALI BABA UNO TO CAMILLE SINGAPORE, Tues.— There's a little of gay New York and the exotic East mixed m this happy city of Singapore, exclaimed globe-trotting American journalist, Miss Cam i 1 1 c Mirepoix, when she flew m by Qantas during the weekend. She had visited
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    Talk to students on chemistry
    63 3 Talk to students on chemistry BRAS BASAH, Tues.— Dr. Kiang Ai Kirn, head of the Chemistry Department of the University of Malaya, (Singapore Division), gave a talk to Form Six students of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and St. Joseph's Institution la«t Saturday at the Oi Tiong Ham
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    Back to planting
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan High Com- missioner m Australia and New Zealand, Dato Gunn i Lay Teik, will be leaving his post next month to go back to rubber planting.
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    Agreement reached
    31 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federation and Singapore Governments have agreed on the broad principles for the running of separate universities m both territories, at a top-level ministerial meeting here.
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      53 3 YOUR RADIO TODAY P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 102 Around the Bandstand: 1.30 Tne news: 1.40 News talk; 1.45 Featuring the harp; 200 Close down. BcOoob broadca.s:: 4 10 Signa- j lure tune 4.13 Talks lor Second- aiv schools: 4 33 Interval musir 4 35— 5.00 Nature come., a repeal of
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      139 3 5.00 Programme summary; 5.03 Heard m the cinema: 5.30 The Sign Of Pour— 4 "The Quest and The Kill": b.OO A Day To Remember, birthday and anniversary greetings witii music from Kingsley Morrando. 6.45 Sunset serenaae fi bi Announcements; 7.00 The News. 7.10 Newstalk; 7.15 Tho Chargos AfTau 6. ••Thunderheaa
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    ON DISPLAY IN PARIS CHILDREN'S SWIMSUITS FOR UNDERWATER THE
    51 4 ON DISPLAY IN P ARIS CHILDREN'S SWIMSUITS FOR UNDERWATER THE A highlight of the Tnduuji.r \<:, H organised m Paris to celebrate th« Kit V the Club Mediterranee was a pHttic <-i B suits. The two smallest suit> <alu>v« H ren, are complete with breath iru ippara H sea-compass and
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    A blunt warning to Minister Jet noise can lead to deafness
    356 4 LONDON, Tuesday. A REPORT which contains a blunt warning that the noise of jet aircraft at London Airport has reached a pitch which could cause permanent deafness may shock the Minister of Aviation, Mr. Duncan Sandys. The warning appears
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    PROUD RAYMOND, ABED 6, LEADS FIRE BRIGADE TO A BLAZE
    177 4 PROUD RAYMOND, ABED 6, LEADS FIRE BRIGADE TO A BLAZE ONDON, Tues.—Ray- mond Hall, aged six and crazy about fire engines, has been proudly telling his chums of his big adventure when he really did ride with the brigade to a blaze. It began when Raymond spotted smoke and flames
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    Lock icon Drunk 1,031 times
    19 4 BRISBANE. Tues. The 1.0315t conviction for drunkenness has been recorded here against Eugene Ebzery. 54. Reuter
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    Fractured skull inquest: Suspect cleared by his 'knee print'
    153 4 Fractured skull inquest: Suspect cleared by his 'knee print' LONDON, Tuesday. A BABY died with a fractured skull and suspicion fell on 27-year-old Mr. Michael Buxton, who was nursing him. But his innocence was proved by a plaster cast of his knee. It .showed that his knee accidentally caused the
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    General honoured
    21 4 WASHINGTON, Tues.— Gen. Nathan Twining, ctialrman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was awarded the Philippine Legion of Honor.
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    Gentle as eagles
    18 4 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The fierceness of eagles has been exaggerated, the National Geographic Society said today.
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    Lock icon Laughing death
    37 4 PORT MORESBY. New Guinea, Tues. Authorities trying to stop spread of the disease kuru. called the "laughing death." said that 30,000 natives will be confined to 884 square miles of New Guinea's eastern highlands. U.P.I.
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    Brothers find safety
    25 4 TALKEETNA 'Alaska). Tues.— Two brothels, injured five days ago In a fall on Mount McKinley, staggered down the snow and reached safety.
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    Locke plays again
    27 4 LONDON, Tues. Bobby Locke, four-times British open golf champion who was seriously injured last February, arrived here to play the summer circuit m Britain.
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    MPs get Whit holiday trip offer from American rocket fin
    60 4 MPs get Whit holiday trip offer from American rocket fin LONDON I gEVERAL British MPs an \u on i\ lavish, tvitiing-and-dining I to America it* the expens I to sell the American Polaris ro m Co:: Prii i ban Corp< foi try Politic have o!!. hav< Bookings Cor.. mac comniK
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    'Salute to Porter'...he wasn't then
    89 4 NEW YORK, Tues— The only person who did not turn up to a New York charity show, "Salute to Cole Porter,' was the hero of the evening Cole Porter. Julie Wilson sang "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," Bricktop sang the song he wrote for her.
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    The rains
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    Sukarno's holiday
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    HERE'S WHY CHILDREN DONT GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
    183 4 HERE'S WHY CHILDREN DONT GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL EDINBURGH, Tues.- Bible class is full of Teddy Boys, said a boy of 14. I'm tired of girls letting down the tyres of my bicycle, said an 11 -year-old boy. These are two of the reasons given to a survey which set
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    When I took control, plane nearly did a 'kamikaze'
    424 5  - When I took control, plane nearly did a 'kamikaze' CHEW LOY KHOON m MY FIRST PUTIN tOaOtt I, THE TM4WBI CH.MP.O. TR..EUR DEU.X' 0 W.TCHED M M^iPUUTE, FlY|(o By Tuesday. A TOUCH ON THE THROTTLE AND 'CHAMPION' SHOT AWAY I j liim oil trom the typewriter to try my hand
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    Land development
    32 5 SEREMBAN. Tues. Negri Sembilan will develop another 10.000 acres of jungle virgin land for settlers under the Federal Land Development scheme, the Mentri Besar, Dr. Mohamed Syed bin Mohamed disclosed.
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    THE PEAK HOURS BRING A LONG WAIT
    86 5 THE PEAK HOURS BRING A LONG WAIT SINGAPORE. Tues. Residents around Bugis Street iind peaK traffic hours a menace because; ol the lack of traffic lights m the area. The flow of traffic along these roads was heavy and it made crossing dangerous, they said. Mr. Koh Chin Kok of
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    Plan to develop factory sites
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. said that he had plans to form a corporation which would buy land from the State Government and develop it as factory sites. These would, m turn, be Isold to industrial
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    New ship for Japanese Line expected here May 29
    134 5 New ship for Japanese Line expected here May 29 SINGAPORE, Tues. The latest addition to the Nissan Pacific Line fleet, the 13,000--ton Meiwa Maru, is expected to steam into Singapore on her maiden voyage on May 29. Mr. M. Kishl. representative of the Nissan Pacific line m Singapore, said that
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    $90,000 airport road in S'pore to have special street lights
    171 5 $90,000 airport road in S'pore to have special street lights PAYA LEBAR, Tuesday. T II E Singapore Governmenl has started work to provide the $90,000 new Airport Road with street lighting. The mile-long road, which is nearing completion, leads to the airport's new administration and control tower block. The lights
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      270 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS I MIMSim Ol I LTIRL: Free tilm shows at Buku Mandaj village: Kampong Soo P->o: Knm-poi.-x Chantek BablU 7 p.m. INDEPENDENT missionary MOVEMENT: Fret Him J>ho\% al Cnangl Prlcon T.3u p.n.. CHINESE YMI A I South Pleii: Taljle-.ennis 9 a.m.: budytniiloing and veighdlfiios P'"-: baaminton practice
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      CYCLE RACE: GIVE THE WOMEN A CHANCE
      163 6 CYCLE RACE: GIVE THE WOMEN A CHANCE IT'S unfair to call on women To compete m on open cycle race against men and boys. To encourage women take port m the Free Press cycle race, there should be o section for women. by this I mean they should D« given
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      MELINY HAS REAL CUTS!
      65 6 0 Constructive criticisms pros and cons moke the Meliny Gomes i^sue on interesting cne. In this raging controversy, Meliny emerges c* otic with real gufs, more cuts than oil tt"<ose critics lurking m anonymity. Singapore neecrs more enterprising people like her, and I am sure when
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      TAXI DRIVERS IN A LOSING BATTLE
      96 6 0 Ihe taxi driver m bmgapore is an unfortunate mon todoy. He is fighting a losing bottle against fierce competition from pirate taxi drivers. Or|? only has to travel an\v*rfere along Alexandra Road, Margaret Drive, Havelock Rood end Cross Street to see "pirate" taxis
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      TRIBUTE TO 'HAPPY'
      132 6 In your paper of April 28th wt» reod on article on "Happy" Noh bin Nowawi. Having visited Singapore many times, and enjoyed every moment of it, I feel that "Happy" more than contributed to our enjoyable stay. Each time he met us he was smiting, happy and
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      THE YOUNG ROBBERS
      102 6 Your report of May 20th quoted a Singapore Criminal District judge os saying that 20-yeor-old youths were the biggest offenders m the State and that robbery was becoming common m Singapore everydoy. While I heartily ogree with the judge, I am just wonderIng what the authorities ore
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    This aimless friendship will bring you more heartackes Stop it now
    1116 6 This aimless friendship will bring you more heartackes Stop it now DROP ESME A LINE DON'T get upset, jot down your troubles m a letter and pott them to Esme. She'll give you sound advice —or a rocket if you deserve one Write to Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press.
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    COURAGE...
    931 6 It's not a word I use lightly today, says LEONARD MOSLEY YOU a brave man? Is your wife or your daughter a brave woman? It all depends what I mean by bravery, doesn't it? I don't count myself a particularly courageous individual, but I don't suppose I would pass
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    Lorries lose wheels in freak accidents
    116 7 Drivers escape unhurt TWO lorries were involved m freak accidents m Kuala Lumpur over the weekend. In both cases, the lorries lost either one or both front wheels. ACCIDENT 1 A lorry crashed into the iron railings of the newly-built bridge over Klang River
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    Local association to send delegates to nurses' conference at Melbourne next year
    58 7 Local association to send delegates to nurses' conference at Melbourne next year SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Trained Nurses' Association > delegates to attend the Interof Nurses Conference m Melmiihls for this purpose llu* dance ;it the Singapore Milii Beach Road on Saturday. once j 1954 m bsnge i uiid derned -red Highlight
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    A GEOLOGIST'S LIFE: GOING PLACES AND MEETING PEOPLE
    121 7 A GEOLOGIST'S LIFE: GOING PLACES AND MEETING PEOPLE SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Malcolm George McKeller. a geologist. sees more than sand and stones m geology. He sees m his chosen field the chance to meet and see interesting people and places. Mr. McKeller Is now stationed m Libya, working with American
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    A GETS S1, 200 FROM FIVE HIST GROUPS
    19 7 A GETS S1, 200 FROM FIVE HIST GROUPS M from $300 the k Race nip of Pail I uted
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    Fined S40 each for gambling
    8 7 Fined S40 each for gambling rate's J Ltaß
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    Bazaar prize draw
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Tiies. Holders of winning tickets of the donation draw at the International Bazaar held last Saturday, can claim their prizes at the Emporium. Battery Road, within two weeks."
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    NEW $3 MILLION PLAN FOR SIX TALL BLOCKS OF FLATS
    114 7 NEW $3 MILLION PLAN FOR SIX TALL BLOCKS OF FLATS SINGAPORE, Tues.-A new S3 million ouilding project is under construction at the junction ot Amber Road and Meyer Road m Katong. The estate known as Eastern Building will have six blocks of seven-storey flats, a recreation park and a very
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    BEAUTICIAN ON TRIP TO STUDY NEW MAKE-UP METHODS
    118 7 BEAUTICIAN ON TRIP TO STUDY NEW MAKE-UP METHODS SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs Anna Sim, a beauty culture expert, is touring the major cities of the world. She will study the latest western make-up theories and skin care methods.. On a round-the-world trip with study stops at Rome. Geneva, Paris and London
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    DEAN OF THE LAW FACULTY GIVES A FORMULA FOR SUCCESS TO 120 FRESHIES AT UNIVERSITY
    178 7 DEAN OF THE LAW FACULTY GIVES A FORMULA FOR SUCCESS TO 120 FRESHIES AT UNIVERSITY BUKIT TIMAH. Tues.- Professor L. A_ Sheridan. Dean of the Faculty o Law ol the University of Malaya Singapore, w.sterday told an audience of 120 freshies entering the faculty, his formula for sucrt as a
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    RI students put final touches to 'Twelfth night' production
    163 7 RI students put final touches to 'Twelfth night' production SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gTUDENTS of the Fifth Form, and Lower and Upper Sixth Forms of Raffles Institution are putting the finishing touches to their stage properties for their production of "Twelfth Night" tomorrow. The play, produced and directed by Mr Charles Hannam
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    PRIME MINISTER TO ADDRESS THE VARSITY SOCIALIST CLUB
    124 7 PRIME MINISTER TO ADDRESS THE VARSITY SOCIALIST CLUB SINGAPORE, Tues. The Socialist Club, University of Malaya is organising a series of talks by well known personalities during the coming month. Mr. James Puthucheary will talk on "Socialism Yesterday and Today" on Tuesday June 7 and on June 14, Mr. Alex
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    Control opposed
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Australian and New Zealand University Graduates' Association at its annual meeting here decided to oppose any form of government control over private students going overseas.
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    'Civics Month' lectures
    47 7 0 JOIIORE BAIIRU, Tues.— Government departments have been taking an active role In Johore's "Civics Month." which was launched on May 6. Heads of departments have given talks on the work of their respective departments and the progress made m the last two years.
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    102 students go in for essay contest
    194 7 102 students go in for essay contest SINGAPORE, Tues. A total of 102 students from 42 schools m Singapore took part m the first inter-school annual essay competition sponsored by the Chinese YMCA. Results of the competition arc as follows: MALAY (Senior): 1. Kamlry Wahid (Victoria School) 1. Abdul Rashib
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    Boy found drowned
    25 7 KUALA LIPIS, Tues. A seven -year-old boy, Perumal. was found drowned m the Sungei Pangvong, sth. mile Kuala Lipis Road, on Sunday.
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    75 lonely girls in orphanage need your help
    217 7 75 lonely girls in orphanage need your help SINGAPORE. Tues. Living m the Holy Infant Jesus orphanage, Victoria Street, are 75 lonely girls, each aged about seven. Tney are well cared for by the Convent Si.stens but tney miss the love a:.d care of parents Th<*y would dearly love 10
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    Sultan entertains
    30 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tries. The Sultan of Johore. Sir Ismail, entertained the Yanu di-Pertuan Negara ol Singapore, Inche Yusol bin Ishak, +o lunch at Bukit Serene during the weekend.
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    Waiting in the shade of death
    186 8  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS THE BUS STOP IN FRONT OF SHOPHOUSES WHICH ARE BEING DEMOLISHED: A CALL TO MOVE IT AWAY B, SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE call is usually for more bus stops. But thtve is one bus stop in Selegie Road which should be removed. It
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    OUR FARMERS SWITCH FROM CABBAGES TO TOBACCO GROWING: MORE MONEY IN IT
    312 8 OUR FARMERS SWITCH FROM CABBAGES TO TOBACCO GROWING: MORE MONEY IN IT SINGAPORE, Tues. MOH E and more fanners m Lim Chti Kang, Chua Chu Kang and Jurong districts are turning to tobacco cultivation. They find it more profitable than growing" vegetables. There are now more than 1 200 acres
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    Malayan exports up by $308m.
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Toes, Total Malayan export> for January t April this year showed an ii 5308.7 million over the IMS Jar. /April ires. Lav a ftgure> issued by the Statistics Department showed Malayan exports for th»» ttrs *ol 1960 at $1,609.5 mlUlon while exports for the)
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    On forgery charge
    33 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tue*. Chinese, one from Singapore and the other a j resident, have been arruled by the Pontian police on charge^ of being m sston o! forged SI notes.
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    THE MENACE OF SPEEDING TAXIS IN A HOUSING ESTATE
    86 8 THE MENACE OF SPEEDING TAXIS IN A HOUSING ESTATE SERANGOON GARDENS. Tues. Residents here have asked mobile patrol squads to drive through the estate more frequently to stop speeding taxis m the area. They said that some taxi drivers drove at 50 to 60 J m.pii. along the estate roads.
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    Dragon head for Aussie school
    60 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Australian and New Zealand Graduates' Association here decided at its annual meeting to send a Chinese dance dragon he-ad to the Griffith Primary School m Canberra. Australia. This is m response to a request by the Malayan High Commissioner there. Dato Gunn
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    June 'Miss' contest
    28 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The annual "Miss Telecoms" contest will be held m con- junction with a dance at the Federal Hotel here on June 11.
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    Alliance wins by-election
    55 8 KLUANG, Tues. Alliance candidate Mr. Ong Kai Beng won the Sri Lalang by-elec-tion for the Johore State Legislative Assembly, beating his Socialist Front opponent. Inche Mohamed Zain bin Mohamed. by 729 votes. Mr. Ong who polled 3.157 votes against Inche Mohamed's 2.428. is a businessman and president
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    Decision deferred
    43 8 IPOH. Tues. The Eurasian Union of Malaya has de--1 erred decision on a proposal that it should withdraw from political activities as many members particularly government servants were prevented from taking part m union activities because it was a political organisation.
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    'PMIP may fall'
    38 8 KUALA rRENGOANU. Tues. The speaker of the Trengganu State Assembly, Inche Taib Sabree. said that his party, the PMIP would "collapse" soon unless it got rid of its leaders who seek personal glory and power.
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    A SCHOOL THAT CANNOT DECIDE WHO IS IT'S BEST PUPIL
    85 8 A SCHOOL THAT CANNOT DECIDE WHO IS IT'S BEST PUPIL SINGAPORE, Tues. The star! of the Anglo-Chi-nese School have a big problem on their hands who should be selected the best student of the school. The problem all started after the results of the Cambridge Overseas School Certificate examination two
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    Beware of man who poses as a hospital assistant with bad news
    155 8 Beware of man who poses as a hospital assistant with bad news SINGAPORE, Tues. A Cantonese speaking man, dressed m white, is going about Chinatown posing as a hospital assistant and collecting money from housewives. Madam Ow Yeong. of Keong Saik Avenur. a housewife, was one of his victims. Madam
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    Talk by minister
    35 8 BUKIT TIMAH, Tues. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will >peak on "University Responsibility to Society" at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Ooi Tiong Ham Hall, at the University of Malaya.
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      690 8 DAILY CROSSWORD II I CLUES ACROSS 10 Shares rotiftislon ftfeOUl 7 Say vnat one mean.— b> north, to be found on he^p sharpening a pencil? (4. 4. st.i 8 MucSktaJd on these lil>. I»« curne :o make M* p \s 'vrn- warm! ?6^ 12 For without ending, a p- 14
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    Exotic Kelantan: It's for the ocktail party
    151 9 Exotic Kelantan: It's for the ocktail party ft* :i, |M jimir th< .\t-o--4 \hr r>-t«riou> HophiNtH .ition -;>m ed >■• .1 >.irun^ A Indun >.i- > md the n»a d^i^ntrN m lull :.:>:ti.»n to UIC9 materials, m m» bro- i leI Nimplt but ■Miiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiii brtMth-takins style. A touch of a
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    Con-Tact: A new household name to note
    220 9 Con-Tact: A new household name to note 4- NEW plastic material m a colourful range of designs which can be put to endless uses, is now brightening up Singapore homes, shops and offices. Its "Con-Tact," a British made self-adhesive plastic which sticks to almost any surface. It's waterproof steamproof. heat
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    AN IDEAL GIFT FOR HONEYMOON COUPLE
    100 9 AN IDEAL GIFT FOR HONEYMOON COUPLE A honeymoon record book for the bride and groom This is quite a cute gift you can give to any of your friends on their wedding day. A big book with just five or six pages m pink, white and yellow. It has space
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    'Exciting' lipstick
    29 9 The Cutex pearl lipstick will look exciting for an evening date. Also now m the market a/c the lanolin lipstick and the white base for other lipsticks.
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    THIS LOVELY PICNIC SET IS IDEAL FOR SMALL FAMILY
    115 9 Weekend picnics and outings is becoming a popular family past-time. And taking a family to the beach or a bungalow on some other island is no fun if you don't have proper equipment for your comfort Here is a lovely picnic
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    Useful hints on buying new aids to beauty
    390 9 Isme Baptista presents a page of news for women WHAT KIND of shades m foundation and powder should you use for your skin? Kay's Beauty Service (21-A Battery Road), m its latest news letter, gives a few hints on buying new aids
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    'Dream' topaz so beautiful
    57 9 Precious stones are always m demand. One of the biggest I have ever seen is a topaz, beautiful and glittering as the yellow sunshine. It would look a dream if it is patterned for a pendant. Lanka Jewellers m Battery Road has this stone with matching
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    The toothbrush to please children
    39 9 These Mickey Mouse tooth brushes m a beautiful stand will make a child look forward to cleaning his teeth morning and night. Each costs $1.30 and can be bought at Robinson's, m Raffles Place.
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    STUFFED WATER MELON WINS THE TOP PRIZE
    398 9 STUFFED WATER MELON WINS THE TOP PRIZE jkljkjdfkjeop THE RECIPE. Stuffed Winter Melon, wins the first prize for Miss Lee Seok Cheng, 100 Bridport Avenue. Singapore 19, In the Kecipe Contest No. 20. She gets from Eve plus a Nestle Hamper worth SlO of her own choice. INGREDIENTS: One third
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1183 10 CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. THfc MAGNET GLOBE- MASTER provides fast, conven- j ient. and cheap transport.
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    Touchy Surre wrong to ba Laker: it boos his book
    74 10  - Touchy Surre wrong to ba Laker: it boos his book CRAWFORD WHITE Page 10 hghilights two controversies in the By io*-, I SURREY ire wron X Thfy withdrawn Jim UkerW around where he achieved bowler. I appreciate the vnimu.,,,, committee Laker [ashed mum book. ;i^;iinst which tlu withdraw is ;i
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    Soccer may cost
    25 10 LONDON. Tues— British '< morr next season. Tin Manas*'" 1 pose at the chairm«ns annual iJ>p t the minimum admission f« 2s. 6d.
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      200 10 Special Delivery and Collecting for All Dry-Cleaning Contact: WASHINGTON Dry Cleaning Co. 412-414, Orchord Rood, Singapore. Phone: ***** INDIAN LADIES' SLIPPERS 52.50 COTTON SINGLE BEDSHEETS $1.50 SIXWAY PADDED BRASSIERES S5-2O Several More New Items, j .-1 visit will benefit you. Remember:— CATHAY SILK STORE 38 39 Bras Basab Road, Spore
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    the defensive Black gives up ntrol of centre
    138 11  -  Fred Reinfeld -0. by »n lakes liist move, is re"uttacking* 4 Force, while g* <mc. Have look M ladies: I 2 N-KBJ, which is piayab.f. P-KN.. itcuds to iiur.tto hi> King Bi>hop B-N2- m conjunction P-Q3 and P-K4. A typical contiiiu-N-QB3. B-N2.
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    SETIA JAY A PLAYER SUSPENDED
    71 11 CINGAPORK. Tues. •5 Ahmad Abu of Setiu Java has been suspended for three months, as from yes- terciay. This decision was taken by the SAFA Commission of inquiry following a report by referee Naralna Singh Rana. Mr. Rana lodged the complaint after he had sent
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    Get nine players together and you have enough for softball team
    608 11 LEARN TO PLAY SOFTBALL official soitball team consists of nine players: Catcher, pitcher, first baseman, second baseman, ihiia baseman, shortstop, left fielder, centre fielder, and right fielder. Hie players of the team m tne field may be 6La t
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    Tonight's the night: Singapore footballers get final test before Malaya Cup campaign
    390 12  -  VAZIR MARKAR IZ JALAN BESAR, Tuesday TONIGHT is a big occasion for Singapore's 1 Malaya Cup footballers. It will be the final outing before beginning their Malaya Cup campaign on Sunday. Opposition is tough kwong Wah Athletic Association
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    Police (with a yawn) net 6 goals in Div. Three
    248 12 Police (with a yawn) net 6 goals in Div. Three Police W 6; Bukit Panjang 2 PARRER PARK, Tues. r -Almost with a yawn, left winger Anthony Charles said, "It was a dull game." And so it was, despite Anthony's two goals, despite the Police total of sis. The mata-mata>
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    Lock icon County close of play
    184 12 LONDON. Tucs. Close of play scores m the county cricket champion>hip: \t Cambridge. feu.v;e\ 103 ana 194 lOakman 58. Murdaunt 58. Hurd 6-54 >. Universuy 165 tMordaunt 5-42 > and 63 ior no \t Stroud. Gloucestershire 239 (Giaveney 76. Mil. on 75, Lock 5-60 > and
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    28 12 DUNDEE. Tues.— lan Black. Britain's main hope lor Olympic swimming, bettered the world record for 220 yards butterfly last night. He clockced 2min. 14.7 se- Reuter
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    Lock icon Spinners make Springboks struggle: nine wickets tumble for only 149 runs
    238 12 Spinners make Springboks struggle: nine wickets tumble for only 149 runs LONDON, Tuesday. COUTH Africa's touring side struggled for runs yesterday on a turning wicket at Lord's which the English spin bowlers exploited to the full. The Springboks finished the day with 149 for the loss of nine wickets. M.C.C/s
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    Lock icon Beeerra the Bull still champion, but angry fans storm the ring
    219 12 Beeerra the Bull still champion, but angry fans storm the ring TOKYO, Tuesday. lAPANESE spectators yelled their anger and rushed the ringside here last night when judges declared Jose Beeerra of Mexico had successfully defended his world bantamweight boxing championship. Police held them back. The Japanese judge slightly favoured Japan's
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    22 12 CAMBRIDGE. Tues. John Thomas, America's Olympic high jump hope from Boston, broke the world record by clearing 7ft l^in.- Reuter
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    Manchester United down Hearts 3-0
    33 12 NEW YORK, Tues. Forward Alex Dawson scored two goals as Manchester United beat Hearts of Midlothian 3-0 m an exhibition soccej game before 7,500 spectators at Randall Island.
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    21 12 MANILA, Tues. India's Davis Cup team arrived for the eastern zone championship against Philippines on May 28.— Reuter
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    25 12 ROME, Tues. Foreign ticket sales for the Olympic Games are headed by West Germany, followed by the United States and Britain. R euter
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    Clarke Shield netball today
    68 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Girls Sports Club and General Hospital Staff <2> will meet today at GSC ground, Serangoon. m the Clarke Shield Netball League. Ten teams are contesting the league. Results so far: WRAF Changi 21 Gen. Hospital Staff <"2i o; St. Theresa's Convent 15 WRAF Seletar
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    A.C.S. victory
    28 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A.C.S. Lower Science Six Class beat their St. Joseph's counterparts 4-3 at badminton on Monday, it was incorrectly reported that St. Joseph's had won.
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    SAFE HANDS ...BUT TWO GOALS GOT PAST
    177 12 SAFE HANDS ...BUT TWO GOALS GOT PAST Jollilads A. L\ 2; Police S. A. 1. mHOMSON. Tues. —Police A began impressively m this Div. 2A match at Police Depot yesterday. But they failed to hold their form. Mohamed Amin gave them a 16th minute lead. Then Jollilads made some dangerous
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