The Singapore Free Press, 27 May 1960

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    17 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVEPvnnv s mK|||(J The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    'BRINKMAN' GROMYKO
    680 1 Ihe U-2 debate takes a nasty turn 'Speech by Ike has put world at the verge of war' NEW YORK, Friday. fUK 1-2 spy flight debate in the United Nations Security Council took a sharo turn last nitfht when the world was told that it stood at "the
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    Lock icon Vanguards grounded: Fault discovered in tests
    239 1 Vanguards grounded: Fault discovered in tests LONDON, Friday. gKITAIVS new Vickers Vanguard airliners have been "suspended from flying" following the discovery of an engine fault during tests at the Rolls Royce foc-r lory. The 139-seater airliner is powered by four Rolls Royce Tyne turbo-prop engines. A Vickers spokesman last night
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    JUMP! AND SAILOR CATCHES HIS SHIP... BY THE PORTHOLE
    126 1 JUMP! AND SAILOR CATCHES HIS SHIP... BY THE PORTHOLE SINGAPORE. Fri.— A seaman who dived from the quayside to his ship which was moving out held a crowd of 100 in suspense for five minutes last night. The man emerged from the crowd to the edge of the wharf at
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    Baptist opposition
    26 1 SPRINGFIELD < Missouri). Fri.— Delegates to the Baptist Bibl^ Fellowship Convention unanimously opposed the election of a Roman Catholic as president of the United States.
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    Gun battle arrest
    20 1 BANGKOK. Frl— One Laotian was arrested and one Thai policeman W as injured in a gun battle.
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    Lock icon A Monty clanger
    135 1 HE DID NOT CONSULT MACMILLAN WHEN HE TOLD CHOU: CALL ON ME IN ENGLAND LONDON, Fri. A British Foreign Office spoki-s-Sars «s lament before inviting the Chinese Prime Minister. Mr thou Kn-Ui. to visit "Servers Hevid the British Government would or -JT253 by the prospect or lia\ing
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    126 1 QUEEN Elizabeth the Queen Mother and Sir Arthur Penn, 74, who according to a report in the New York Daily News, would like to marry if they can get the approval of the Queen, her daughter. Sir Arthur, a bacheior. is a very old friend of the Queen Mother and
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    Across ocean alone
    29 1 SYDNEY. Fri. A 35-year-old American, Mr. Dayton J. Lalonde. arrived here last night after sailing 8,000 miles alone across the Pacific in his 20-foot yacht. Craig.
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    Lock icon 'A champion of humanity' praise for Tengku
    128 1 'A champion of humanity' praise for Tengku THE HAGUE. Fri. The Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was praised here yesterday for his contribution to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference by Sir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan of Pakistan, VicePresident of the International Court of Justice. "Everybody who read about your contribution
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    Mountaineer hurt
    17 1 BANGOR 'Wales), Fri. A Russian mountaineer suflered head injuries in a fall on Mount Snowdon.
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    Sold out up to '61
    23 1 LONDON. Fri. -Tickets tor the London production of "My Fair Lady." have been sold up to March, 1961.
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 I s 1 Tl i A I PI Willi! I I AHMtD ROi K <>ii VUO> I i PI ANE CRASH I IMDI v I
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    FBI on arms probe
    37 1 MEXICO CITY. Fri. Newspapers said that the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is checking on report! that arms and munitions stolen from Texas have been sold to the Fidel Castro regime in Cuba
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    Pianist welcomed
    26 1 MOSCOW. Fri Piai.ist V-an Cilburn arrived here lor a concert tour of trie Soviet Union and was greeted by 200 orderly but noisy teenagers.
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    Papers in the red
    23 1 HONG KONG. Frl. Com. munLst China >pent an estimated Ms2 million to cover operating lomm of seven communist newspapers.
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    Iraq loan increase
    21 1 BAGDAD. Frl. The Soviet Union has agreed to Increase its Msl6s million loan to Iraq by one third.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    24 1 First Malayan Fund manager.-* prices today buying 11.34 and selling $1 41 SecomJ Malayan Fund managers' prices buying $1.02 and selling $1.08.
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      70 1 TODAY 1N... i 0 The latest in Singapore beachwear. Turn to Page nine. 0 Remember there is olways something extraspecial for women in 41 What is the Bartley system of opening play? A Singapore professor taught it to his pupils at the Bartley School Chess Club. 41 You will find
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    Profit-taking by short-term speculators curbs business in stock markets
    224 2 Profit-taking by short-term speculators curbs business in stock markets j-lIK London stock markets losi some of their buoyancy yesterday due l<> piuiii -kikini; by recenl short term speculators l>ui Ihe undertone remain<l quite firm and ins easih outnumbered losses in most sections. LONDON, Friday. Gilt-eddied securities advanced in response to
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    51 2 Japan IN... Dutch OUT I t K t In— A of leadinu Japanese bUltotMtmrn mil timis tod.i\ f«»nnally inaugurated the Northern Sumatra Pclioh-um l)r\rlopment Co-operation Company t«> .i^mnl in the repair and expansion of the former Dutch Shell oilfields in Indonesia. The new company will invest l.i million ven 1S.84."».000).
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    WALL STREET
    170 2 Defence issues again move up ahead of the main stocks JVEW YORK: Wall 11 Street yesterday closed irregular with mostly fractional changes either way. A mild recovery tendency developed in the morning. There wa» no special Improvement in the bushier newi to account for this, and the rally
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG, Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previou* Todav H. <fc 8. Banking: Corporation $1,240 $1,235 Kales sales Union Ina. Canton 900.00 $90.0u buyeij; buyera Wlieelock Marden $7 2o I 7.20 nalts-s sule.s H Kony phone 833.25 $39.00 Diury Fnrm A: Cold Btoragf 529.3P SL'S.'JO I
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    DIVIDENDS
    45 2 Goldfields declare Is. 3d LONDON: Consolidated Gu.<;flcids of South Africa declared an interim dividend of 1/3 per ihßie iMimei, payable on June 30. Turner and Newall LONDON: Turner ana Newall declared an interim dividend on ordinary stock of live per cent less (ax (samei.
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    TAKE-OVERS
    69 2 Jaguar to buy up the Daimler Company LONDON: Jaguar Cars Lid. announce that negotiations have been completed uiui me Birmingham bmal) Arms Company Ltd. for the purchase by jtigiKii at an early date of ihe Daimler Company. The purchase includes the Daimler factory together with all plant and equipment,
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    356 2 Baumgartner Plan is approved by French Cabinet PARIS: The French Cabinet has approved a two-year uevelopmtnt plan lor French industry drawn up by M. Willrid Buumg&riner, an official communique MUWUBOtd. The plan known as the "Hill HUH rtllil Fiuii" alniec. ai riMng production by 5.5 per rent annually. It
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    866 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINbk cci =3 cum cantai istue Mil 5= iKdvfmi tveryiHmg. ss riclulmi imiui. I CBi mm lonui istut y «cr f.iiunmi capital retuia. f ccr cum catitai returi. Ci as cum it*i c call ss
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    Profit-takers are cuttin the gains by rubbers
    491 2 SINGAPORE, Friday. pROFIT-TAKERS are now busy cutting the recent gains made by dollar rubber shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange. Yesterday the easier process gathered momentum and the index was down (i points to 318.53. Ten of the 12 price changes were losses,
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    RUBBER
    141 2 Early quotations marked down without test of bid or offer ONDON. Fri. As Bingai^ pore did not respond to Wednesday's advance but closed at a further decline. quotations were marked down and remained without test of bid during the morning. AjsoeoaWß Day ob>e.\ance on the Continent tuok 111 tell
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    METALS
    190 2 Tin prices sag but recover in thin trading LONDON. M Tin tracing was again quiet \esierday and prices sagaec. The Continent yesterda;. iras quie owlflg io tlie Aacemion Day holiday. Copper xuia huady at a loss of mostly 20/- a ton In modest dealings. Copper turned easier in fairly
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    India exports 14,00 tons of new people
    59 2 India exports 14,00 tons of new people COCHIN V. A 90fce (or Uif 1. Spice Trad*" concycis futura« black pepper iiei» day thai 14.000 to:. pepper nave be*n evi i la.st veai crop c! 2ti,o(Ki I in .i-e Brai n ber 1909 to Ap:il I uPasOii, v.iii'.e expoi of 6«0
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      200 2 SMPSM CHIPS lying; alongside the Sin- fa pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Schelde Lloyd l 2, Kouana Si 4 5. Shoyo M.aii UA. Basra 6 7. Bemleuch 8 if. Kaianji 10/11. Hoyo Ifaru 12, India Mui! 15 16, Email 19. Senjyarang N. Wall 3. Perils N. Wall
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    Unarmed combat training
    56 3  -  ROY LAZAROO j^KER AND MARKET -gCTORS MAY TAKE e course soon DFG DFG DFGDFG DFGDF SINGAPORE. Fr.day awkcr inspectors may have raining in unarmed combat cm to deal with "unruly" cvi understands these inspeche Police Training School I 1 ctors Selected work o: the i 21 an
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    HOW MUCH MONEY YOU CAN TAKE FOR A HOLIDAY ABROAD
    90 3 HOW MUCH MONEY YOU CAN TAKE FOR A HOLIDAY ABROAD KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. People leaving Malaya are entitled to take with them $500 in Malayan currency and $2,000 made up currencies of other countries. A spokesman for the Foreign Exchange Control O:!:ee >aid this. They are also allowed to carry
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    Midnight storm wrecks kelong: One drowns, eight swim to safety
    104 3 SEREMBAX, Friday. FISHERMAN died and eight others escaped being drowned when a gale swept the coasl of Port Dickson earlv this week. The fisherman who was killed was Ng Ho Thian, 40. The storm bashed him against a kelong (wooden
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    Miss Wong starts a hopeful 'boys only' choir
    323 3 Miss Wong starts a hopeful 'boys only' choir SIXTY 12-YEAR OLDS PICKED FROM 'THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN' OALESTIER. Fri. A 13 hopeful Singapore music teacher has founded an all-boys choir the first of its kind In Malaya. The choir, made up ol about sixty schoolchildren all under the age of 12.
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    140 cases of TB
    23 3 JESSLETON, Fri. One hundred and forty cases of, tuberculosis were discovered here between the period May 7 to 14.
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    tary Club—West lunch meeting
    9 3 tary Club— West lunch meeting Rotary will at aderSpeak
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    Social Welfare kiosk opens
    64 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A Social Welfare kiosk to exhibit items made by handiCvipped men and women has been opened here, opposite i the Straits Garden Cafe in Jalan Scudai. Item* on display include furniture, cane work clothing, j hand woven sarongs and fancy bau r >.
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    Anniversary of a Sultan's death
    44 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The Sultan of Johore, Sir Ismail, attended the first anniversary of the funeral of his father, the late Sultan Ibrahim, which was commemorated with an impressive religious service at the Royal Mausoleum in Jalan Mahmoodiah cemetery.
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    Theatre Club play
    42 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Kowcroft Theatre Club will present Kenneth Homes comedy. "Love in the Mist,"' at the Rowcrolt Theatre, Ayer i Rajah Road, from June 1 to, 4. at 8.30 p.m. Tickets are available at Robinson's or the theatre.
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    Java study tour
    29 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Architecture Society of the Singapore Polytechnic will tour Java to collect data for a comprehensive study of the architectural heritage of South-east Asia.
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    AMOK HACKS PADI PLANTER TO DEATH AS WORKMEN PULL DOWN HOME: RIOT UNIT CALLED
    148 3 AMOK HACKS PADI PLANTER TO DEATH AS WORKMEN PULL DOWN HOME: RIOT UNIT CALLED KOTA BAHRU. Tri. RIOT SQUADS W«n rushed to Gunong. 20 miles from Here after a man ran amok and nacKed a paai planter to aeam. Yusof bin Haji Sailen was near an attap hou.se when he
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    ENVOY WILL LEAD BAND AT DANCE IN AID OF CHILDREN
    142 3 ENVOY WILL LEAD BAND AT DANCE IN AID OF CHILDREN I^UALA LUMPUR, iV Fri.— A foreign mission official will lead a band at a ball on June 4 in aid of spastic children and problem fctoys in Selangor. He is Mr. Greg Gibson, an officer at the Australian High Commission,
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    Research student
    46 3 JESSELTON. Fri. A Colombo Plan student, Mr. Fung Cheotig Ming of Sandakan. who recently received a Bachelor of Arts degree at Victoria University in NewZealand, is now doing research of the agricultural economics of North Borneo for a Master's degree at the university. m
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      158 3 P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- Kelvin Rei/en. 730 Thesr Ar« mary; 1.02 Friday Fare; 1.30 The Neu. a review of MM of liie news; 1.40 New.stalk; 1.45 Made, latest discs in the mu>-ic shops by in Vienna; 2.00 Close down. Arthur Merrells. 5.00 Programme summary; 5.03 8.00 Learn Malay. <rejy if
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    Queen Mother and Sir Arthur: What paper really said
    495 4 Queen Mother and Sir Arthur: What paper really said 'WHEN SHE FIRST BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT, THE ATMOSPHERE AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE WAS ELECTRIC... SAYS NEWSPAPER Free Press Special Report jK)DAY the Free Press tells you exactly what the New York Daily News said about Queen Mother Elizabeth and Sir Arthur
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    CROWDS WATCH THE HOVERCRAFT SKIM OVER THE THAMES AT 60 MPH
    47 4 This is the revolutionary Hovercraft, that rides on air,' as it skims alone the Thames beneath a bridge. Crowds line the bridge to get a close-up of the craft as it speeds along at 60 MPH.
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    A call to workers to revolt against that self-inflicted torture-the stiff white collar
    227 4 A call to workers to revolt against that self-inflicted torture-the stiff white collar LONDON, Friday yyORKEKS in the offices, arise you have nothing to lose but your stiff white collars. This, in effect, was the advice given by Mr. Arthur Squire, chairman of the Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers' Federation. Speaking at
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    26,000 FT. HIMALAYAN PEAK IS CONQUERED
    112 4 26,000 FT. HIMALAYAN PEAK IS CONQUERED KATMANDU. Fri. A British-led Services expedition has beaten hi^h winds and blizzards to climb, for the first time, the Himalayan peak of Annapurna Two at 26.041 ft. the third highest peak in the world. The news reached Katmandu, capital of Nepal, by Sherpa runner.
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    CHURCHES AGREE TO SET UP COMMITTEE FOR NEW BID TO MERGE
    110 4 CHURCHES AGREE TO SET UP COMMITTEE FOR NEW BID TO MERGE I ONDON, Fri.— A new inquiry into uniting the Congregationalists and the Presbyterian Church of England was agreed here. The Assembly of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, at a meeting assented to a joint committee with the
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    Fight in assembly
    33 4 ANKARA. Fri. Deputies of the ruling Democrat Party and Opposition Republican People's Party fought for 15 minutes in the National Assembly here with fists, chairs, and pieces of broken benches.
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    Date with the public for Verwoerd
    49 4 BLOEMFONTEIN, Fri Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd. th« j South African Prime Minister, will make his first public appearance since the attei on his life six weeks when he gives the main ad dress at Union Festival celebrations here next Tuesday. It was officially announced.
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    Free all art gifts from taxes—call by the Gallery trustees
    234 4 Free all art gifts from taxes— call by the Gallery trustees LONDON, Friday. fA\ exemption lor donors of money or works of art to galleries and museums is urged by the trustees of the National Gallery. In their report covering the 18 months to last December, just published, they say:
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    US Dakota freed
    33 4 WIESBADEN (Germany), Fri.— The United States air force Dakota which was forced down by Soviet jets over East Germany last Friday has arrived with all nine American occupants on beard.
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    Japanese up Api
    19 4 KAIMANDU, Fri. Tiie Japanese Doshisha University expedition has climbed the 23.399 foot Mount Api in Nepal.
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    JUVENILE COURTS TOO LENIENT, SAYS A BRITISH HEADMASTER
    206 4 f ONDON, Fri.— A headmaster with 36 years' experience has made an attack on magistrates who are too lenient with Juvenile delinquents. The headmaster is 59--year-old. Mr. Cyril A. Joyce who's written his criticism in the annual report of the London Police
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    Big John tells of the car-park brawl that starred Sinatra
    165 4 Big John tells of the car-park brawl that starred Sinatra I'M THE GUY POLICE ARE LOOKING FOR, SAYS bo I By a Free Press Correspondent f OXDOX, Fri. The best-kept secret of the Sammy Davis Jim. show has leaked out his road manager, "Bi# John" Hookins, a lGst. 81b. 'Negro
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    $40 m. oil refinery: Work soon
    361 5  -  ALAN KHOO IM. TONS OF EARTH WILL BE REMOVED FROM ISLAND TO MAKE WAY FOR INSTALLATIONS By SINGAPORE. Friday j^BOUT one million tons of earth will be removed from Pulau Bukom Besar to make way for the installation of a $40 million oil refinery.
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    31 children taught safety first rules
    275 5 31 children taught safety first rules SHELL TRAFFIC GAME: MANY YOUNG OFFENDERS 'SUMMONED' SINGAPORE, Fn. Traific took time off to help 31 school children of the Junior Safety First Council in the Shell traffic game demonstrations at the Singapore Police Training School. Thomson Road. The demonstrations which were declared open
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    Prisoner fails in his claim for dead mistress' property
    170 5 Prisoner fails in his claim for dead mistress' property SINGAPORE, Friday. LORR^ driver, serving a prison sentence in connection with the death of his mistress, appeared in a magistrate's courl as a claimant lor her property. The property Included a sewing machine, a bed. 91 pieces of ekitnlng, seven sarongs
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    SUDDEN QUARREL LED TO BROKEN SKULL COURT TOLD
    108 5 SUDDEN QUARREL LED TO BROKEN SKULL COURT TOLD SINGAPORE. Fri. S. Chelliah. 43. a labourer, was sentenced to three years imprisonment on a charge of j committing culpable homicide not amounting to murder by causing the death of N. Muniandy. 40. another labourer. The incident took place In Jalan Kayu
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    Sunday Hari Raya
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Hari Raya Haji falls on Sunday. June 5. and the Government yesterday declared Monday. June 6. a public holiday.
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    'Sport in Season'
    17 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Radio Singapore's English service will broadcast ''Sport in Season" tonight at 9.30.
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    Changi Club to stage operatta
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Changi Variety Club will present Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance" at the Cultural Centre Theatre from June 15 to 18 at 9 p.m. Tickets are available at Robinsons and Tang's. up
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      157 5 HIP KIRBY By John Prentice tfc Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis f-\ PELT jf WE HAP SOME \\^^^lglU3- I MOPE YOU^E NOTAN6BY-^ 1 11 1 Mil I 111 -L^^ TiMETOeETMFK WEVOETJ I PII7 THIS ONLY BECAUSE I J TO BE --AWFUL -^■^^B| MAN^'AkF X VTO <MCW
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      THREE CHEERS FOR LILY, MELINY
      167 6 THREE CHEERS FOR LILY, MELINY 0 Mata-mata Lily Tan is to be congratulated tor entering the Free Press cycle race. She has plunged unhesitatingly into the storm of controversy over Mrs. Meliny Comes not with thoughtless criticisms but with action to prove that "what the men can do, the women
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      WELL DONE, WELL DONE'
      26 6 Well done. PC. L.ly Tan. > ->u have more than "arrested" our attention and we wish vou all the best. ONCE A WOLF-
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      'SECRET EYE CADCET NO SECRET HERE
      101 6 41 Mav I draw vour attention to your report of May 25 about a "'secret eye" gadget which can be fitted to front doors and is selling fasi m Cape Town. From the description given in the report, this gadget appears to be no
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      THE INFAMOUS S'PORE SOCCER CROWDS
      366 6 Tne benaviour ot Singapore soccer tans is deteriorating with every match against touring teams. Steps, overdue, should new be taken to educate the now infamous Singapore soccer crowds so tnat rough play could at least be minimised. The liberty to cheer and shout until you
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    THERE'S NO NEED FOR LOVE TO FADE!
    514 6  - THERE'S NO NEED FOR LOVE TO FADE! MARGHANITA WEE AFFAIRS OF THE HEART... by The fifties can be a golden age NEED LOVE-MAKING end for married people when they reach the fifties? Mrs. H., who lives in Sennett Estate, thinks it should. And Mr. H. is troubled. He writes: My
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    Nerves make my life a private hell
    1412 6 yyHY don't doctors do more to help people with "nerves," asks Mrs. Chong. She is sick ot being told to face up to her difficulties, and wants more sympathy and an understanding: of the private heli she lives In. Mrs. B. W. like
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    She's been a baby for far too long
    22 6 She's been a baby for far too long m bUI Sh< V *"K rl*l I I K I m I I I
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    THE FREE PRE DOCTOR ADVISE
    21 6 THE FREE PRE DOCTOR ADVISE I ••Ij 1 but uj n< iimi niuih imJ bul 1 don t 1 u I
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    Stabbed in mid-sea brawl
    76 7 TROOPSHIP DUNERA BRINGS VICTIM TO SINGAPORE HOSPITAL FACE ol a man in aiiony this Free PNM picture shows the wounded Orna crew member Abdul Khan. 42, helped down from the troopship Dunera in Singapore Harbour. He was sent in an ambu- lance to the Singapore General
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    Looks elsewhere for 'executioners,' doctors tell public: Reminder on ethical code
    47 7  - Looks elsewhere for 'executioners,' doctors tell public: Reminder on ethical code P.M. RAMAN I Singapore. Fri. igaport will not perform ilmrtion or sterilisation, aerial in the first issue of the Journal released yesterday. illy railed attention to principles adopted by the i Ahich io dou I I
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    US CARRIER ON TOW TO HONG KONG FOR BREAK-UP
    121 7 US CARRIER ON TOW TO HONG KONG FOR BREAK-UP SINGAPORE, Fri. A Dutch tug towing an airIft currier completed 8.000 os when it arrived here DO Europe. The carrier. Nehenta Bay, believed to be an American war relic, is being towed by the tus: Noord Holland to Ho::g Kong to
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    All to that Theatre
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Great World Amusement Park has offered to contribute gross proceeds from gate collections on the first day of the National Economic Development Fair, which will be held from June 3 to June 26, to the National Theatre Fund.
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    CALL FOR 'ZEBRA' AT ROAD JUNCTION
    98 7 CALL FOR 'ZEBRA' AT ROAD JUNCTION I>UKIT TIMAH, Fri. Residents living in a kampong off 7 milestone. Bukit Timah Road, are asking for a zebra crossing; between the junction of Bukit Batok Road and the roundabout. Mr. Lee Boon Tye. 04. former member of the Rural District Committee, said rhildren
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    Funeral attendance
    32 7 JOHORE BAHRLJ. Fri. State Councillors, civic leaders and other dignitaries were among the large crowd which attended he funeral of Datin Rugayah binte Abdullah, wife of the Johprc Mentri Besar.
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    He is here to buy timber for Australia
    109 7 He is here to buy timber for Australia SINGAPORE, Fri. '•3 Mr. Eric J. Clarke, the Australian representative of the Malayan Timber and Trading Co., Ltd., of Singapore, has arrived here to arrange for the sales of Malayan timber to -Australia for this year. Prosperous Mr. Clarke, who is the
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    Minister's check
    35 7 IPOH. Fri. The Minister for Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. has made a surprise inspection of third I c'a.ss coaches of the PenangI Kuala Lumpur day-mail at I the railway station here.
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    Boys' Brigade 'week' nets $7,351
    105 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Boys' Brigade. Stoga- 1 pore Battalion. cullei -Ird S7 351.17 during its annual •week held from May 1 to May 8. The highest collection was by 12 Company which collected 51. 915. The 1 Company tame in MMond with $822.70 and 3
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    A youth quits the police to start life anew in Australia
    124 7 A youth quits the police to start life anew in Australia SINGAPORE, F r i.— A young inspector who quit the Police Force last month left on the Oranje for Sydney, Australia, where he will start life "anew." He is 25-year-old Richard Ess, who is the son of a prominent
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    Our youths should keep up with latest in politics, says Sardon
    191 7 Our youths should keep up with latest in politics, says Sardon KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. "piIK Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir has urged that Malayan youth should keep abreast with the politics of this country. Speaking at a meeting in honour of tne visiting Asian Secretary of the
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    Graduation dinner
    42 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will be the guest speaker at the graduation dinner of the 15th session of the Dale Carnegie Course to be held at the Golden Dragon on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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    SATA insurance
    19 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Chinese business leaders and their employees are becoming Increasingly interested in the SATA insurance scheme.
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    EGYPT-HELD FREIGHTER IS BACK ON HER ASIAN RUN
    116 7 EGYPT-HELD FREIGHTER IS BACK ON HER ASIAN RUN SINGAPORE, Fri. *-> The Gold Star Line freighter, Inge Toft, which made headline new 7 s during the Suez War, has passed through Singapore. Caught in the Suez Canal when British. French and Israelis landed in Egypt, the Inge Toft was later
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    Consul-General home today
    65 7 PAYA LEBAR, Fri.— The Indonesian Consul-General in Singapore, Colonel Sugih Arto, and two top officials of his consulate, will return this afternoon from an official visit to Sarawak. British North Borneo and Brunei. Col. Arto wa.s accompanied by his wife and the head of the political section
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    'Picnic of the Year' at Pulau Ubin
    39 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Customs Sport Club will hold a "Picnic of the Year"' at Pulau Übin on Sunday with day-long entertainment, including a talent time contest, comic sketches and a variety show.
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    Surprise note from girl tells of her extra early success
    177 7 Surprise note from girl tells of her extra early success SINGAPORE, F r 1.- year old Ngang Hueey Eng, who has been away in Japan studying hairdressing and beauty culture, surprised her family in Singapore when she wrote that she would be back on May 29. For Hutey Eng had
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    U.S. YMCA offer
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The 3.000 YMCA s of America have promised an equal sum if th«Singapore YMCA can ra; $100,000 tor building a proposcn branch in th«- state.
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      90 7 TODAY: 12.27 a.m. and 11.41 H.m. TOMORROW: 1.03 a.m. SUNDAY: 0.14 a.m. and 1.38 p.m. MONDAY: 0.49 a.m. and 2.15 p.m. TLESDAY: 1.27 a.m. and 2.53 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.06 a.m. and 3.38 p.m. THVRSDAY: 2.54 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. POP -Parting Shot g Y Co g M/^ Dw4OTO«S E2Bl 1
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    After Monday morning's display of beachwear...
    151 8 After Monday morning's display of beachwear SINGAPORE i s now turning to Australia for fashions in casual wear too. And the latest is the colourful range of sportwear manufactured by Sports de Jour of Sydney and which are available at Wassiamull Assomull and Co.. 74 High Street. Top in popularity
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    THIS DREAM GADGET MOVES LIKE A 'FLYING SAUCER'
    160 8 THIS DREAM GADGET MOVES LIKE A 'FLYING SAUCER' fTHE new Hoover ConA stellation cleaner is a dream gadget for the home. Stylishly designed In pink and white, the main advantage of this you can clean any part of the room while the cleaner itself floats after you. You don't have
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    Poole pottery sets: Pride in the home
    43 8 Poole pottery coffee, dinner or tea sets can hold a place of pride in the home. The latest in design is in a black and grey pebble pattern and can be bought at Whiteaways, Raffles Place.
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    Another dream comes true for Farida
    485 8 A PRETTY young Indonesian woman, who first began a career as a doctor, has seen yet another dream come true instead. She is Farida. a London qualified beautician, who yesterday opened her posh green and black beauty salon at 11-C Battery Road, after years
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    Now a glove to remove hair
    80 8 You might have heard of all sorts of things to help remove hair from arms and legs, but the latest now is the "Hair Removing Glove." It looks like as if it is made of fine sand paper. All you have to do is
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    How to remove the cork from bottle wins top 'Household Hints' prize
    255 8 How to remove the cork from bottle wins top 'Household Hints' prize MRS. J. M. A. Lawson, 79 Sophia Road. Singapore 9, wins the first prize of $20 in the "Household Hints" competition on how to easily remove a cork from a bottle. She writes: "To remove a cork from
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    ...Here's what Singapore can wear when they go for day of fun by the se
    177 8 ...Here's what Singapore can wear when they go for day of fun by the se ESME BAPTISTA PPFSENTS A PAGE OF NEWS FOR WQMEnI ———————I GROWING DEMAND FOR THE 2-PIECE SUITS whole suit weighs only a few ounces. Many of the suits are .skirtless, while many others show a strong
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    You do not have to be a crack cyclist just read the rules and post your entry
    69 9 L f.,r the r «4n it today. *£ith> I ul b^ lots Tour island. u not have to be rlistt" enter rprn N 2* rTfffMr tiollS rr far the super r fVf ifs
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    Lock icon New Ferrari racing car has engine at rear: First trial to be Monte Carlo
    142 9 New Ferrari racing car has engine at rear: First trial to be Monte Carlo ROME, Friday. pKKK.MU manufacturers have tested a new 22 litre car with a rear-engine. Signor Knzo Ferrari said the car, tested for the first time yesterday, will be sent to Monte Carlo for a three-da v
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    Disqualified ...but he still goes to Rome
    106 9 LONDON, Fri. Dave Thomas, who lost the heavy-^"ci?:ht title he had held for three years on a disqualification at the A.B.A. championships, is still Britain's No. 1 amateur heavy-weight. That's the decision of the Olympic selectors who yesterday named bank messenger Thomas ior
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    Lock icon 25 ACCEPT FOR EPSOM DERBY
    68 9 LONDON, Fri. Twentyfive final acceptors for the Epsom Derby on June 1 a.re Oak Ridge, Lustrous Hope, Primon, Alcaeus, Mozart, Torullo picture Uoer. Vienna. Ides of March. Fort St. Anne. Stupor Mundi. Proud Chieftain. Marengo. Auroy. Tulyartos. Die Hard. Exchange Student. Tudor Period, Kythnos, St.
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    Earthquake coming in British soccer
    240 9  - Earthquake coming in British soccer CLIVE TOYLE By LONDON, Friday. FOOTBALL League President Joe Richards last night gave me the warning that an English Soccer earthquake is on the way. The blunt little man from Barnsley who is now a vicepresident of the European' League, told me: "English football needed
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      560 9 Name Age Address Post this form to: 'Tree Press Cycle Race," Times House, Singapore 9. Only the first 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. 1. I wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE. 2. I agree to abide by the rules, and I certify that I will
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      119 9 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS „j MI-TURI: Sheriff, r f rrett*. ,ND£\T MIDMMfiBI show a: Centre 7 30 Road>: frorr. 4 „.htlift-- .slve p m. MfTS I lIINf >J :>n 8 moMCT I Raad»: 8 M be--rf» flower nners p.m.: I. 7.30 \FM rlapor \nRoom. jon. ■AM* WuSVMOI n Orfo!FI« -.'I
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      184 9 IBUB i^^ m "I j i I I unod \Z toiond 'OZ :iep*jv '81 •siaaws 'II ••«i-« !l 13 '91 :dn saun H :j^Adft Cl :-*PMS '6 :i«F«ci 9 •luaAiioo c tiqaa IsPIOAV U j]OAJdS3H 'So :dn •*r *ioo^ *sz !i»AODsia *ez !i? ad i»is '61 UaiW '81 IWIO 'SI
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      80 9 Take time out for healthful relaxation. During the afternoon avoid any risks. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If planning a journey, get an early start this morning before the crowds begin to move. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22)— Definitely a social day when family events may take on a partially public character.
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      76 9 sary routine. All is well, if you avoid taking any risks. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) Handle personal affairs efficiently this morning and take great care if travelling. Ouard against accident. ARIES (Mar. 21 -Apr. 20) This can be one of those highly profitable Saturdays, when pleasures turn out to be
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    32 10 SINGAPORE Che*s rha Lim Kok Ann, who is Jlf^ the Free Press, uj,, openings. Appearing on J 1 days, these 1e5.,0«,N W sun fl feld series. Follow them i r your Riimc
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    This Bartley opening is a useful on for beginner
    60 10  - This Bartley opening is a useful on for beginner LIM KOK ANN i By I a miiiiiii'iiii ul can overcome tlu experienced players have. an opening system both siiuj,; 1 I I I I I I how piece, s|J movr If o» the E. First moJ 1 1 mov« I
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    The winning aim of middle game play
    258 10  - The winning aim of middle game play Fred Reinfeld Chess lesson 43 by I |}K)R masi piayers r middle game is the most enjoyable part o: chess. The middle game starts right after the opening, say about twelfth move. For action With quite a few pfc developed, the playen ready
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      588 10 CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. the home can always oe— Unproved by fixing decorative lamp finings. Tlia\"s why aeMQiiers
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    IPPING COMPANIES SAY: NO CHEAP ARES FOR STATE'S ROME ATHLETES
    34 11 IPPING COMPANIES SAY: NO CHEAP ARES FOR STATE'S ROME ATHLETES Singapore. Friday inies in Singapore will not i s lo athletes from the Stale the Olympic Games in u t tares j x: It'
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    Car racing 'immoral'
    142 11 \l \SHINGTON. Pri Car M racing ki immoral lU >rdins to a Catholic theoloHc cited the 500-mile lanapolia Memorial Div •at i Father George Bernard SC, vice president ol Notre Dame University, also condemned prize fighting as mill In an article written !or the national Catholic ma-
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    It was touch and go until Doraiappan came along
    206 11  -  Chua Ban Hock By Farrcr Park. Friday. Tamil Brotherhood 1 Alagappu 0. AN only goal by Doraiappan in the 38th minute enabled Tamil Brotherhood Association to gain full points in this SAFA Division 3B League match. Tbc did not live up
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    Top-weight Androcles is set to hurdle his way to his eighth successive win
    859 11 ALLAN LEWIS PICKS TOMORROW'S AMATEUR WINNERS QNLY four horses have accepted for the Hurdles race tomorrow at the Malayan Amateur Racin g Association's Race meeting, sponsored by the Selantfor Turf Club at Kuala Lumpur. Androcles Is opposed
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    The Best Bets
    40 11 nEST BETS at K. L. to- Race Two.) r U morrow are:— Best outsider*;— LADY= ANDROCLES (Hurdles JANE (Race Eight), CHAR-s race), GULAR II (Ladles LEMOND (Race Six) and= race) and PIBROCH FAR VISION (Race Seven '.tllllttllllliiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^
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    ACS sports tomorrow
    75 11 SINGAPORE. ftl Th hold th«i winujj gpwt; S [he Parrer Hark Cinder trark la sS r 3-bof- oi ihc sc v ,)i ire invited W Mk'' l>:>rt thl ewiiu which have been m- cially reserved for them. The events are; 100 yards. 4xllo yards relay and a
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    Completed events
    408 11 Completed events 4 x 110 yds Inter- School* Relay (Girls): l. Toa Payoh, 2. Balestler Mixed I: 4 x 110 yds Inter-Schools Relay (Boys): 1 Tanehn Tinggi, 2. Winsttdt: Teachers' and Officials' Race: 1 Mr. Hong Yong Ami find Mis* Kins: Mee Choo, 2. Mr. T. Cheriau and Mis* F.
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    Army cricketers
    48 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Th^ Army team to meet Ceylonese in a SCA league cricket match on Sunday Is: J.M. Perkins. P.S.D. Griffin, M. Bayley, G.K. Murphy, D. Keech, M. Morgan, R.A. Bowles. B. Hadley. D. Sullivan. A. Atkinson, F.W. Buckett. 12th. man: Vallins. Umpire: Viant. Scorer: Chalk.
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    Gymnastics off
    18 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Raffles Institution's Gymnast Ic Sport.scheduled for tomorrow has brcn postponed tu June 23. J
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    A BIG DAY FOR CAIRNHILL SCHOOL: HUNDREDS TURN UP FOR SPORTS MEET
    441 11  - A BIG DAY FOR CAIRNHILL SCHOOL: HUNDREDS TURN UP FOR SPORTS MEET CHOO KIM LOCK By SINGAPORE. Friday JT was a big day for Cairnhill Schools f and II yesterday. Hundreds of children turned up to take part in the first annual athletic championships on the school ground. And it
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    Lock icon Joe Carr becomes favourite
    113 12 pORTRUSH, Fri. Joe Carr of Ireland, twotime winner, scored morning and afternoon victories to advance to the last 16 in the British Amateur golf championship. Carr beat Mikt- Dijon of Ireland five and tour and then ou*ted W. G. Pierce of England six and live. Ho
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    Raman Subba Row comes to the rescue and hammers Springbok bowling for highest total against them so far
    204 12 Raman Subba Row comes to the rescue and hammers Springbok bowling for highest total against them so far NORTHAMPTON. Friday. A FIGHTING century was scored by North ampton captain Raman Subba Row yesterday. With commendable support from the laili n<krs. it enabled the county to avert the follow on and
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    Scoreboard
    97 12 >outh \friran lal Inn-. IGI-.1 Northampton^Jiirp Ist Inns. c McLean b Itoyfield "5 oUh b Tay field 4 4 J Wfctta C and b T.niielci in Subba Row l> Adcock 108 Barriek Fellow.i-Sir.i* o Tayheld s It sjHonoj c rlstetn d Tsjnstfl b Liehtfoot b Adcotk !4 Tyson lbw
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    Yorkshire set hot pace
    232 12 Yorkshire set hot pace I OXDOX. Fri. Yorkshire are setting a hot pace in their bid to retain the county cricket championship. They gained their second two-day win in three games by beating Bent yesterday by an innings and 114 runs at Gravesend. Kent were shot out twice during the
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