The Singapore Free Press, 14 June 1960

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    20 1 is The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1960. 15 CENTS. Zengakuren leader calls a 1 a.m. conference
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    KE: NO SAFETY GUARANTEE Trio in search of bikes
    308 1  - KE: NO SAFETY GUARANTEE Trio in search of bikes ALAN KHOO They want to hire or borrow for the big cycle race By SINGAPORE. Tues. With only three more days to go before the closing date, three English women are desperately searching tor bicycles to take part m the Free
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    Students also lash out at Emperor
    78 1 Students also lash out at Emperor I TOKYO, Tuesday. LTREN student leader, his bloodtla>hinir fire and hate, said m a onterence today that he could not safety of the Emperor of Japan >enhower, who arrives here for sit on Sunday. year-old Tokuo Onda called a small, i;riinv room with wn
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    Tengku gets Dutch guarantee
    37 1 -\MSTERDAM. Tues.— Tengm Abdul Rahman. Prime Minister uf Malaya, has been a.-.-urt'd by the Dutch Government's guarantee that Holland does not wish, and is not trying to provoke Indonesia over Dutch New Guinea.
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    Chile: New tremors
    15 1 Chile New tremors SANTIAGO. (Chile). Tues. —Two more earth tremors were reported m Chile yesterday.
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    Motorist beaten up after accident
    41 1 KALLANG. Tues. A 24--year-old driver was beaten up last night by 10 men after he knocked down a cyclist m Kallang Road. The driver. Ng Kok Heng of Parkstone Road, was rescued by a police patrol.
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    Man held after a 50 mph chase at dawn
    140 1 Man held after a 50 mph chase at dawn pAS I R PANJANG, Tues. Customs men seized 425 lb of contraband cigarettes and arrested a lorry driver after an exciting chase m the Pasir Panjang area at three this morning. A Customs car, equipped with radio and haller sighted a
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    Death on the road
    18 1 LONDON. Tues.— Five hundred people were killed m road accidents m Britain during April.
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    Fatal tanker blast
    19 1 BOGOTA, (Colombia). Tues. —Three people were killed and nine seriously injured when a tanker blew up.
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    Beating the pickets
    30 1 NEW YORK. Tues. Strike leaden at an American air- i craft factory are taking to the air with a patrol plane to discourage workers arriving by helicopters.
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    Monkey protest
    28 1 LONDON. Tues. British animal lovers raised protests following reports that of 1.000 monkeys loaded at Singapore, only 640 were alive when the ship docked at London.
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    1,500 LEAVE FOR RED CHINA ON ONE OF LAST DUTCH SHIPS TO CALL AT INDONESIAN PORTS
    148 1 1,500 LEAVE FOR RED CHINA ON ONE OF LAST DUTCH SHIPS TO CALL AT INDONESIAN PORTS SINGAPORE. Tues.— One of the last of Dutch ships to call at Indonesian ports, he THwangi. sailed from Singapore, at lW o\/boa e rd ria were 1.500 Chinese who had QUi Th^ cie i,
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    Loch Ness monster: Now there is proof on TV film
    171 1 Loch Ness monster: Now there is proof on TV film LONDON, Tuesday. J^ FILM claiming to show Scotland's legendary Loch Ness monster swimming m its "home* was shown on British television last night. The 40-second film, televised on E.B.C. programme, revived the controversy which has flared Intermittently lor nearly 30
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    CASE WITH KRIS AND SWORDS SETS A POSER
    74 1 CASE WITH KRIS AND SWORDS SETS A POSER SINGAPORE. Tues.— A suitcase containing a kris and .swords, taken from a passenger from Jakarta, has set a poser for the Customs and police at the airport. Although they had been declared, they are wondering whether the kris and swords are permitted
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    Lock icon Friday is your last day
    26 1 Friday is your last day picture. Helen Wall, 25 (left), June Clifford, 23 (centre), and Claire Howard, 22... "It will be a terrible disappointment."— Free Press
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    Industrials make more gains but gilts are down in the London stock mart
    431 2 Industrials make more gains but gilts are down in the London stock mart LONDON, Tuesday. I 1 INTEREST In the London stock markets yesterday was again centred on industrial equities which closed showing f v rt h e r widespread gains, although best prices wore not always maintained. Elsewhere the
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    125 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning arc: Mandeville 4 5. Charon 6A. Saiuola 6/7. Sydney 8 9, Menelaius 10 11. Lao io 16. Suaat of Ortea 18, Sedili N.Wali 3. Selan^or N.Wall 4. Admiral Hardy 11/22. Arne Presthu& 23. Katonjj 26.
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 HONG KONG, Monday Closing prices here today were. Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,210 SI. -'OO sales bales Union Tns. Canton $92.50 $93.00 buyers tales WrieelocK Marden 6.85 6.70 sales mUMm H'Kong phone $37.50 $3(3.25 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $27.G0 $27.30 Miles tales Taikoo
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    Agreement extended
    38 2 WASHINGTON, Mun- AgreeBMDI m reached here on Saturday to extend the Internntlonal Coffee Agreement for one ye.ir fn Sept. 30. IMI. Fourteen of the 17 men-! her nations of the current puct signed the renewal resolution.
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    Ike told: Cut foreign aid,
    62 2 Ike told Cut foreign aid ASHINf.TON. Tu*s. The House of Representatives Appropriations Committee has re::iendeti .1 OM of USS79O »n jr. President Eisenhower n aid piokiamme for the ear uetinnlr.j: July l. The President, a>ked Congress for $4,175 million for economic and military aid The Appropriations Commit tee recommended foreign
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    DIVIDENDS
    163 2 Kampong Kuantan Rubber LONDON: Kampon^ Kuaiitan Rubber Company directors recommend a linal dividend oi 15 per cent on the inrrea>ed capital Of £253.800 which together with the interim of 20 per cent paid on capital of JUL'O.9OO makes 35 per cent less tax for the year ended Dec. SI,
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    TAKE-OVERS
    59 2 Henrietta moves m LONDON': Henrietta Rubber Estate Limited announce that they have received acceptance oi their offer from the holders of more than 85 per cent of the capital of each of North Malaya Rubber Estates Limited, and Rambutan Rubber Estates Limnea. The offer has now oeen declared unconditional
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    LOOK-AROUND
    262 2 Exchange success PARIS: The Board of the European Monetary Agreement i EM. A. > Ims ccclared the transition titan regional convertibility under the European Payments Union U> world -wide eonveiiibilhy to be a Mitces^. In its first annual report since it MlCCMded the European Payments Union. E.M.A. said that
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    Investors now scramble for Tongkah Harbour
    501 2 PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OfT UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^ 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MALAYAN investors have found another min--1 in# share to scramble after; this is Ton^kah Harbour which, for the time being:, has eclipsed Aver Hitam. Yesterday the share was
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    Round the World Market Prices
    167 2 NOTE. Alt pnct m are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON June 13 Pcewtuus ioUdy KUBBER No. 1 I'.bS e.i.t European oorts June July I'll RURREH No. 1 RS& Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSfc settlement Mouse Terms July Aug H TONE Steady Ati.ut pi v.
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    RUBBER
    212 2 Eastern values bring a quiet opening with slight hardening LONDON. Tuc.s. Reflecting Eastern value*, opening rubber quotation* were little changed from Friday's closing levels and although the morning session was very quiet blight hardening occurred. Dealers .said they had veiy little to do but saw no Maatttt to mark
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    METALS
    101 2 Fairly good demand from Continent for tin m London LONDON. laili Tm uas Steady yotercav m moderate dealings A fairly good demand firm the Continent was reported by some trade quarter- possibly stimulated by tne lower Eastern tin price currently prevailing. Copper iras very steady. In ihe afternoon tin,
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    UP 4 DOWN 34 UNCHANGED 139
    848 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Monday P:e> u_b Toaay INDUSTRIALS JUtx. Bricto Los (N) .90 .90 Alias Ice II.CJ 8.8. Petrol 50 50/B.M. TriiStees 5.25 525 Cun. Tin Smeit. Fret. 20.3 20 3 Ords. 51, 51 Fedcai Dispensary *l > '1.31".?
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      265 2 Rubber consumptioni still go up— report! AMSTERDAM. Tue.v I thi ruboer oonnnipUan H Western Europe ik> b Ml H and synthetic will continue fl rise, a Dutch rubber expert pre- dieted yeMercay, but most the increase will be m UK of suithetic rubber Mr. J G. Loeber made bis forecast
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    160 will be Sarawak's best trading year since war in Korea
    59 3 AHADEVA SINGAPORE. Tues. nbfej t., be Sarawak's best m trading since the Korean declares an authoritative report published here. ««flUhe chairman oC the Sarawak Chambei of !>■ I lelcheiy praised the presenl economic con- W4 to Highest rose Dteon-
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    OFF TO PAY HIS RESPECTS TO A SULTAN
    91 3 OFF TO PAY HIS RESPECTS TO A SULTAN Singapore. Tues. The British High Commissioner m Brunei. Mr D C White, flew to Kuala Lumpur yesterday to pay bis ts > the Sultan of Brunei. Sir Omar Saifuddm. who Is now holidaying In Malaya. Mr White had earlier .:>. from Britain
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    A new president
    24 3 SEKEMBAN. Tues Inche Abdul A bin Mahmud. adtive officer, Kuala Pilah. has been appointed president of the Kuala Pilah Town Council.
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    'Speed up visa' call to Thailand by disgruntled businessmen
    171 3 'Speed up visa' call to Thailand by disgruntled businessmen If U ALA LUMPUR, v Tues.— Traders are seeking the speedingup of visas for Malayans planning business trips to Thailand. "At present the Thai authorities often take .several months to issue a visa.* 1 a spokesman of the Penaiig Importers and
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    Senior scouts pass life-saving test
    51 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Five senior .scouts Ol the 134 th Senior Troop Pasir Panjang Secondary School), have pass rd their life-saving examination held at the Gillman Swimming Pool on Saturday. They are Geow Chwee Him. Chan Pens Ann. Richard Sun, U. Nadarajah and A Rahman b:n
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    Aussie wife...now an Aussie degree
    200 3  - Aussie wife... now an Aussie degree ALAN KHOO SINGAPORE BOY MICHAEL PETER IS NOW AN ENGINEER By SINGAPORE, Tucs.—A twenty liveyear- old Singapore student, Michael Peter Tseng, of Tanglin, was among many overseas students who received degrees m a colourful ceremony at the University of Sydney recently. Tne son oi
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    Science club talk by U.S. visitor
    43 3 PAYA LEBAR. Tues. The Director ol Science Service Inc., Dr. Watson Davies. flew into Singapore" to give a series of talks to schools on the recreation and operation of science clubs on a US State Department grant.
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    BOYCOTT SOUTH AFRICAN GOODS: PENANG ALREADY HAS LAUNCHED IT
    132 3 BOYCOTT SOUTH AFRICAN GOODS: PENANG ALREADY HAS LAUNCHED IT PENANG, Tues.The Socialist dominated George Town City Council has already boycotted South African the Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, said at a meetin" of the council. He was replying to Mr. Cheata Thee Aik «lnd.) who had asked if the council
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    Klang council to seek new laws to deal with squatter menace
    286 3 Klang council to seek new laws to deal with squatter menace TIIK (own council is legislation lo deal New appointment SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister tor Home Affairs has appointed Mr. Chua Yam Sens as an Assistant Registrar of Citizens with effect trom June 10. KLAXG, Tuesday. seeking advice on new
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      118 3 AI 1 1 I*1IJT• 1 11 II I 111 IF■ \m Medium Wave 176 metres greetings uiin muMC "S^S&S mCtri>S WWSSS-« 6.53 AnSB? O.strakh: 2.00 Close down. .Jg^J rep€ai rf Lessun 35; Sciiools' broadcast: 4 8.15 Without a son?: 8.30 Bev.ouatuie tune: 4.13 Talks [ox V()nd our k6ii 90 0
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    Lock icon WHEN FAITH AND MEDICINE DISAGREE: IT'S A VERY BIG WORRY
    611 4 Ministry of Health faces this perplexing problem: Should spirit^ healers be allowed to treat patients at Health Service hospit a as?| s? SPECIAL FREE LONDON, Tuesday. CHOULD spiritual healers be allowed to treat patients m Health Service hospitals? This is
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    The Lieutenant who tied up the Brigadier and the Major-General
    189 4 The Lieutenant who tied up the Brigadier and the Major-General LONDON, Tuesday. QUEST night m the officers' mews was running m accordance with good order and military discipline. Junior officers sat through the five-course dinner, ready to laugh politely at the jokes about subalterns made by their superiors. Then suddenly
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    BUT THE TOP BRASS DIDN'T MIND THE JOKE
    112 4 BUT THE TOP BRASS DIDN'T MIND THE JOKE quarters at Chester, went on: "The general and brigadier took it all m good part. It really made the night. The string was loosely tied and easily undone. "After that everybody came out of his skin and the party went like a
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    Radioactivity alarm
    16 4 TOKYO, Tues. Japans Atomic Energy Research InsUvate has produced an automatic radioactivity alarm system.
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    THESE EYES FOLLOW SOPHIA AS SHE PAYS VISIT
    121 4 THESE EYES FOLLOW SOPHIA AS SHE PAYS VISIT XTEW YORK, Tues.— 111 —The best bodyguard was m town when film star Sophia Loren visited Mr. Sammy Davis Jr. HIS NAME: "Big John" Hopkins, a 16st. 6ft. lin. Negro whose cuvomary role is watching over Mr. Davis. And Mr. Hopkins suddenly
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    Cabbie shot dead
    28 4 PARIS, Tues. A Pan taxi-driver was killed m exchange of shots betv police and fleeing Algeri. Moslems who were alleged to have murdered a fellowAlgerian.
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    BRAIN MACHINE TO CUT SLEEP IN 50 YEARS' TIME, SAY RUSSIANS
    246 4 ONDON, Tues.— The world's coal seams will be set on fire and the gas turned into power without any mining. Oil and minerals will be extracted from bores nine miles deep. A massive tunnel will be blasted through the
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    Hospitals test an machine to ease 'needless suffering
    138 4 Hospitals test a n machine to ease 'needless suffering LOXIMK J)H. JOHN KLAM. i (m-u.ii dl.l ■nd aiUß'sthcfisl. w;is shock "needless suffering" of mothers! labour. He set about improving the gas-and-alr machine which women can use to relieve the pains, and discovered that gas mixed with oxygen instead of air
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      30 4 -gam p. ymj I Avoilobic et I I Sole AqrnM HOCK CHEOI I 95 4 97 T- M 3 Th. t "< c: I ***** J 51 KEEI pnoy j cleA
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    t's inspiration and perspiration
    418 5 THAT'S WHAT LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IS LIKE FOR THOSE WHO ENTER ITS PORTALS By A Special Correspondent BUKIT TIMAH, Tuesday. I^IFE m the University of Malaya is inspiring and perspiring all round. In the lecture roonTTthe students are all solemn and m academic
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    A PREVIEW OF 'THE PIRATES OF PEHZANCE'
    69 5 A SCENE from "The Pirates of Penza ru-e" by the Changi Variety Clui>. It opened m Chang! last week with a charity performance m aid of the RAF Benevolent Fund. The Club's city season opens at the Cultural Centre theatrette m Canning Rise
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    jits security: Worst sufferers are the Asian workers
    126 5 jits security: Worst sufferers are the Asian workers I POIL Tuesday. i oi the All-Malayan Estate n, Dindings, Central and North Ulh of the problems of Asian i on estates. Referring to jobs security, the report stated that "estate as a class, arr the worst MiiTerers because their futUl i^
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    stoms holiday
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    RIVALRY IS FIERCE, SAYS CARR BISCUIT DIRECTOR
    93 5 RIVALRY IS FIERCE, SAYS CARR BISCUIT DIRECTOR SINGAPORE, Tues.— Competition m the biscuit manufacturing industry is so fierce that English manufacturers have resorted to automation to speed up their production, according to Mr. Stephen D. Carr. Mr. Carr. overseas director of Carr and Co. Ltd.. Is here on a market
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    New appointment
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Tues The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara has appointed Mr. Ami Chandran :to bo an Assistant Official ■Assignee attached to the Supremo Court.
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    MOTORING CLUB WILL HOLD A 200-MILE RALLY FOR 60 COMPETITORS
    135 5 MOTORING CLUB WILL HOLD A 200-MILE RALLY FOR 60 COMPETITORS SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Forces Motoring Club, Singapore Branch, will hold a motor rally over a 200--mile route on the island on June 26. The rally will include features from international and European rallies. Competitors will have to drive at varying
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    Two unions pledge boycott support
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two unions pledged their wholehearted .support of the the Government's move to. boycott South African goods. The unions are the 6.000- strong War Department Civilian Staff Association and the Penang and Province Wellesley Municipal and Government Labour Union
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      165 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Faik and Phil Davis f 1 „i 1 I Twr.Y wr^i^wHTwuTHi -j.^ Jf®i |l^ pr <^"^2' I <__!// J^—^J^: j_ SEAWI EPBLANW T ANPSEARCH v^ A .^T^ f^JS" li I' 'f nQh~ T^ THAT H FOF.TMF MY^ir^Tir. .VOUi.PW *V^
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    Dear Sir...
    413 6 Dear Sir. DOOMED TO DESPAIR? IT'S NOT TRUE Pcoh to Miss Helen ft Wai Hcng oi St Joseph S Convent tor her cici^" fhot "the student 1 d mcd to despeir, becouiC he fine's .t difficult to estabHi-h friendship with the opposite (Pc 5 June 11). As a I have
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    Never mind the sneering looks,, go on with your cha-cha-cha and enjoy yourself
    874 6 Never mind the sneering looks,, go on with your cha-cha-cha and enjoy yourself Dear Esme, ILTHOrCtH we're over 40, my friend and I love dancing, espedaily the cha-cha-cha, but we get a lot of sneering looks from teenagers. Should we stop dancing? ROCKIE DEAR ROCKIE, Never mind the sneers. Dance
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    Towards better understanding between the Australians and Asian student 'guests'
    886 6  - Towards better understanding between the Australians and Asian student 'guests' GARY YEANG by CRAWLEY, Tuesday rHE question that has prompted this attempt maturity. Having to look to express my views and ideas as a Malayan alter ourselves, we have student is: "Are Asian students m Australia n f ie t0
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    DROP ESME A LINE
    42 6 DONT get upset, jot down your tr k a letter and post them to Esme Sk sound advice or a rocket R YOu I 1 Write to Dear Esme. The Si*Jl?P« Times House, River Valley Roa7 S .nT
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    The night a chameleon came to dinner—and Lade a few faces turn bright red
    61 7 The night a chameleon came to dinner— and Lade a few faces turn bright red SINGAPORE. Tues. )hameleon invited itself to a r. i uood many faces turned reptile dropped m on the course \\;is kin^ served mpletely ;it home. I the re, it preparing .itul to re Fund ing,
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    Ramsay Rae is appointed
    212 7 new Officer Commanding the 224 Group SINGAPORE, Tues.— Air Vice Marshal Ronald Arthur Ramsay Rae. deputy air retary at the Air Ministry since 1957. has been appointed Air Officer Commanding No. 224 Group, FEAF with effect from June 15. He takes over from Air ViceMarshal V.
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    HAWKERS OUT AS DEVELOPMENT WORK IS STARTED
    125 7 HAWKERS OUT AS DEVELOPMENT WORK IS STARTED SERANGOON GAR- DENS. Tues.— About 20 workers have started work on minor development plans approved by the Rural Board for the Scran.soon Garden Estate. j They arc now levelling the ground between Farleigh Avenue and Serangoon Garden Way. This site has been earmarked
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    Sagar on leave
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Deputy Superintendent ot Police Mr. S. C. Sagar, Officer Superintending the Police Circle of Johore Bahru, left for Britain yesterday on furlough.
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    WORK BEGINS ON NEW SECONDARY SCHOOL IN QUEENSTOWN
    130 7 WORK BEGINS ON NEW SECONDARY SCHOOL IN QUEENSTOWN /UJEENSTOWN, Tues. Work on a new secondary school m heavily populated Queenstow i will start next month. The bovemment has already accepted the tender by Messrs. Woh Hup Ltd., for $506,000. The school, which will be a •mixed" secondary institution, will be
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    Gamblers fined
    35 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Chee Slew. Choy Ah Kuan and Loh Kow Boon were each fined $40 m the magistrate's court here for gambling m Jalan h Fook. The stakes amounted to 65 cents.
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    Police transfer
    21 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Senior Inspector Mewa Singh has left for Muar on transfer. He will be assistant OCPD there.
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    Youth organisation
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A National organisation which will help m the rural development programme and fight subversion m the country, is to be formed here by the Malayan Youth Council.
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    RAZAK ATTACKS THOSE WHO PAY LIP-SERVICE TO DEMOCRACY.: 'WE MUST DEFEND THIS IDEAL'
    148 7 RAZAK ATTACKS THOSE WHO PAY LIP-SERVICE TO DEMOCRACY.: 'WE MUST DEFEND THIS IDEAL' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here that there were some people m Malaya today who paid only "lip service" to democracy merely to destroy it. Democracy can only "work if everyone
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    Life of Mozart staged by all-girl cast
    375 7  - Life of Mozart staged by all-girl cast ALAN KHOO A MUSICAL PLAY PUT ON BY ONE CONVENT TO AID ANOTHER L 'Anne Frank' star to play the lead role as child prodigy By SINGAPORE. Tuesday. gIXCiAPORE music-lovers and playgoers will soon be able to see yet another Marymounl Convent production
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    $400,000 SPENT TO PRINT AND GUARD LAST YEAR'S CURRENCY NOTES
    141 7 $400,000 SPENT TO PRINT AND GUARD LAST YEAR'S CURRENCY NOTES SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Currency Commissioners for Malaya and British Borneo spent well over $400,000 In printing and guarding currency notes last year. Of this sum, about $327,800 went to meet costs of printing notes while about $87,300 was spent on
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    Radio Sarawak to give demonstration of TV at trade fair
    132 8 Radio Sarawak to give demonstration of TV at trade fair ITUCHING, Tues. 1Y The people of Sarawak will see television for the first time at the Junior Chamber of Commerce trade fair besinniner here on July 1. The demonstration will bo g;von by Radio Sarawak. Thr equipment to be put
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    Minister for Tokyo
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs. The Federation's Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. will lead a five-man delegation to the Colombo Plan meeting m Tokyo.
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    Gamblers visit that freak banana tree at all hours of night
    185 8  - Gamblers visit that freak banana tree at all hours of night Robert CHong HANIFFA: OUR PROMISE TO GIVE THE FRUIT TO A KRAMAT' MUST BE KEPT By THOMSON, Tues.The freak banana tree which flowered from the middle of its stem about .a week i ago is becoming a problem now
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    A kebaya show
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malay singing and kebaya fashion contests will be held at the State agricultural show here on July 9 and 10.
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    Students' seminar
    23 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The subjf/'t, "How to counter bad habits among teen-agers." will be discussed by students at the Chinese V.M.C.A. hall.
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    6 DOCTORS WHO ARE NOW THE REGISTRARS
    106 8 6 DOCTORS WHO ARE NOW THE REGISTRARS SINGAPORE. Tues. Six doctors including a woman have been promoted as senior i registrars m their respective 1 medical departments. The medical officers promoted are: Dr. (Miss* Evelyn Hannam (Senior Registrar. General Medicine >; Dr. Tham Cheok Fai (Senior Registrar. Orthopaedic: Dr. Yong
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    59,854 CARS AND 6 'BULLOCK CARTS' ON ROADS
    62 8 59,854 CARS AND 6 'BULLOCK CARTS' ON ROADS SINGAPORE. Tues. On Singapore roads this month are 322 more cars. 333 motorcycles and 1001 bicycles, reveals a statement from the Registrar of Vehicles' Office. The total number of vehicles are 59.854 cars. 15.695 motorcycles. 13.341 lorries. 260.391 bicycles. 1.348 buses and
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    Dinner to celebrate naming ceremony
    42 8 JOHORE BAIIRU. Tues. Mr. P. S. Maniam. a former nominated member of the Johore Town Council, and Mrs. Maniam entertained friends and relatives to dinner on the occasion of the naming ceremony of their daughter Nirmala Devi.
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    Nerves—$1 million worth of
    143 8  - Nerves— $1 million worth of CHAN SWAN BEE NEW EQUIPMENT (DUE BY END OF THE YEAR) WILL MAKE OUR AIRPORT ONE OF THE BEST By SINGAPORE, Tues. A MILLION dollars of equipment will be the nerves of the new multi-storey Administrative and Control Tower Building at the Singapore Airport. It
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    'Heard a lot' about Singapore now 27 come for a look
    77 8 'Heard a lot' about Singapore now 27 come for a look A PARTY of 27 women from Thailand are m Singapore on a sightseeing and shopping tour. They had come down after a religious ceremony at the statue of the Reclining Buddha m Penang. Madam Malini. acting as their spokesman,
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    Large gathering at funeral of City Council man Mr. We
    199 8 Large gathering at funeral of City Council man Mr. We SINGAPOK,Itai A LARGE gathering of friend- and re yesterday attended the funeral < Keith E. Webb who died at th i.tn-d pital on Sunday morning after a >hort ilij Mr. Webb was the first cousin a: one of the directors
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      218 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Public concert at the Esplanade 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. MINISTRY OF Cl LTIRE: Free film riMMW at Jalan Nam Seng Kampong Kranji>; Kitchener Road children s playground: Nelson Road S.H.B. quarters 7 p.m. SINGAPORE PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY': Exhibition of colour photographs of Japan
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    Esme presents a special page of news for women
    68 9 wide, has a wide range of colours and designs. Only Robinson's and Whiteaways m Raffles Place have a small stock each at present. Mr. Aitken pointed out that since the fabric was Just introduced it might take some time before housewives
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    AIR REFRESHENERS WITH A TOUCH OF ROSE
    82 9 AIR REFRESHENERS WITH A TOUCH OF ROSE Are you looking for an air freshener for your room with a touch of perfume which is really fresh and sweet? It is the new Parador Air Freshener of rose, hyacinth and lavender They arc In block form. You remove the transparent wrapping
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    'Glass' curtains ... they are easy to care for and fireproof too!
    291 9 'Glass' curtains they are easy to care for and fireproof too! JJOW WOULD you like to drape your windows with curtains made of #lass? Yes beautiful fabrics m glass but you cannot sec through them. it is the latest m Singapore and it is <;o--in t <{ to be the
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    Attractive canteens to please the housewife
    163 9 Attractive canteens to please the housewife |F FHE new Community Plate "Universal" canteens, available m several leading stores, are sure to please the housewife. Their main attraction is that though they look compact, they are expandable. They are m two basic sizes: the smaller can expand from a six-person set
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    THIS DELICIOUS BENGAL RICE PREPARATION WINS THE $20 PRIZE
    353 9 THIS DELICIOUS BENGAL RICE PREPARATION WINS THE $20 PRIZE Recipe contest No. 23 MRS Sakker Yusufi, of No. HI, Lorong 104. Singapore 15, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 23 for her Bengal Rice dish. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. Tomatoes INGREDIENTS: H 1
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    COTTON PANTIES WITH A NEW LOOK FOR CHILDREN
    104 9 COTTON PANTIES WITH A NEW LOOK FOR CHILDREN r»HILDRENS cotton panties with a new look have just arrived from Australia. Made by Bond's, they are of pure combed cotton with nylon elastic bands, which are strong and lasting. Only m white.- there are sizes to nt children from five to
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    New egg beater
    28 9 Have you scru the new Skyline egg beater? There is no complication operation, but just a one hand movement which is very easy and quick.
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    A study of the French defend
    82 10  - A study of the French defend LIM KOK ANN Hartley system. i By SINGAP ORE (\F ALL the opening muv^ b the most difficult on( King Pawn openings ofl, for tactical surprises that opponent is often able to m a few moves. The beuun! I 'Varia:.o: R J I PxP
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    Bartley makes history
    229 10 THE creation of the State of Singapore has >een history being made daily m various spheres of activity. Bartley School Chc^s Club can justly claim la have made history too when they put on their live Chess Display at the National Carnival. This I am sure is
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    173 10  -  M. Harrison Cray by UcAlcr: Soutli Kast-Urst janif. HANDS from duj matches Often b:: the right and the wront of tackling a given situa*. On the above example. Sout! and North began In both rooms with On»* Club— Om Heart— Two Diamonds. A reverse at the Two lev<
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    Telok Pa athletic results
    102 10 TELOK PA;. 1 I lal comb:: i Aquu gav< avu; Re-. Km. yd*. lm**j George Low 2 Htftucl J.xki Che-r. I IHUMOII (II I MohG Al. I yd* A niviM«n Q 1 Josirr..-.. I Tay 3 Lot iHusion (.irl- I 1 vdv B ln«N« HuMn 3.
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      565 10 Ugbtful Indian slippers. Joginder Haul is selling them at the fabulously low price of $4.75 j each. With low and high heels ihe.se slippers normally at $10.50 each. 194 Ract Course tfoaci, phone *****. VOIR CLOTHES LOOK better and last longer with the expert dry cleaning treatment they receive from
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    RACE FINISHES AT IPOH
    111 11 iV .lune 1? I (I IMv. %-m. Won by: 1;, nk nk Time: lmin. 55. fl. 3. Ply. 1-9 F. Won b, IJ.sh. hd. Time: Imin. 55 1/3. Cl. 1. Div. 3— 3iF. str. Won by: I. Z, l\. Time: lrnln. 5 4/5. d 1. Oh.
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    5 KINNEAR LEADS WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFIERS
    45 11 :aporc :.:p CTuto be Mrs. O. C. WeekJ v Mrs. G S. Tayior: Mrs. R. A. Flanagan v Mrs. V. Edwards: Mrs. L. W. Tiers v Mn W. G. G Gos.^; Mrs. A. S. kinnear v Mrs\ E. McMullan.
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    Lock icon French beaten
    16 11 BRISBANE. Tues. Brisbane beat the flench Rugbj League touring team 15-12 last night. Reuter
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    Lock icon A Pole beats Ibbotson to third place
    180 11 A Pole beats Ibbotson to third place 11/ARSAW, Tuts. Polish tt Olympic runner Zdlzislaw Kryszkowiak won a magnificent 3,000 metres race at an international athletics meeting here yesterday. He clocked 8 mm. 2.65ec., only six tenths of a second ahead ot second placed Hans Grodotzky (East Germany). Derek Ibbotson (Britain),
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    CRACK SHOT FORWARDS SCORE 42 POINTS
    166 11 CRACK SHOT FORWARDS SCORE 42 POINTS Combined Schools *B 42: General Hospital R.C. II 15 SERANGOON, Tues. Combined Schools 'B proved too good for the nurses. Right from the start, Schools had control. Their strong defence and excellent team-work gave them the edge. Sharp-shoot-ers Chia Lee Meng and Michelle Altaian,
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    Stamford sports
    29 11 STAMFORD. Tue.s Red Hou.se won me team tille at Stamford Girls' School athletic sports. Prizes were siven away by Mrs. C. Y. Hwang of the Education Ministry.
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    Test of strength: Cycle stars will warm up in the Free Press event
    210 11 Test of strength: Cycle stars will warm up in the Free Press event MALAYAN 50 MILES AUGUST CHAMPIONSHIP SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pOR Singapore's leading competitors the Free Press Cycle Race on July 26 will serve as a test of form. Those that do well will be aiming for the Malayan 50
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    Two minutes to go then Cosmos fire pays off to put them on top
    175 11 Two minutes to go then Cosmos fire pays off to put them on top Cosmos Sports Club 3; Khalsa Association 2 FARRER PARK, Tuesday. fjOSMOS snatched victory two minutes from time to regain the SAFA Div. .'JC leader- ship here yesterday. In an evenly contested tussle they opened scoring after
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    Lock icon All Blacks seek a replacement
    79 11 CAPETOWN. Tues. The \j New Zealand Rugby Union touring team are seeking permission to have a replacement for injured hooker Ron Hemi. Mr. Tom Pearce. team manager, said yesterday he had asked ior a replacement urgently when he learned the extent of the injury received
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    3 HEADERS TURN DEFEAT TO VICTORY
    132 11 3 HEADERS TURN DEFEAT TO VICTORY Bintang Bulan 3 Custom Sports Club Z FARRER PARK. Tuos. Centre-iorward Ismail Ahmad was the match winner tor Bintang Bulan here yesterday. He scored a se-cond-half hat-trick that took his team to victory after trailing 2-0. It was the answer to a storming start
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    Lock icon Photo finish decides Brisbane Cup
    145 11 Photo finish decides Brisbane Cup BRISBANE, Tues.— Valerius. 5-2 favourite, won the Brisbane Cup over two miles at Eagle Farm course here ye>terday. The Sydnoy owned stayer held oil Essayist m a tremendous duel over the last lurlong to win by a short neck. Dow Street vu thlid. Last year's
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    Wan All's winner beat all
    120 11 Wan All's winner beat all Radin Mas l« Indian Brotherhood 0 GEYLANG, Tues.— Wan All brought victory to Radin Mas ten minutes* after half- j time m this Div. 3D match i here yesterday. First half was scoreless, though Radin Mas showed superiority. Chances were many but they were not
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    Lock icon Lap records smashed in TT race
    138 11 Lap records smashed in TT race DOUGLAS, Tues. Italy's world champion. Carlo Übbiali, won the 125 c.c. t event, opening race m the lisle of Man Tourist Trophy motor cycle meeting. Breaking the lap record on each of his first two circuits of the mountain course, the Italian, riding an
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    Vicious Ingo in training: 'My best so far'
    67 11 Vicious Ingo in training 'My best so far' riROSSINGER, Tues.-Com-\J meriting on Ingemar Johansson's training for his June 20 world heavyweight title defence, the Swede's American trainer. Whltey Bimstein, says: "I've never seen him so vicious Johansson says his work- out at the week-end was my best so far." In
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    Lock icon BOUGOURE TO RIDE AT ASCOT TODAY
    199 11 LONDON, Tues. Malaya's j former champion jockey Garnet Bougoure will ride m i the Queen's Vase today at the Royal Ascot meeting. There are 22 probables for the race over two miles. They are. with jockeys: Farrney Fox (L. Piggottt. Roman Empire (E. J.
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    Canada Cup in Puerto Rico
    74 11 >TEW YORK, Tuex Next i year'h Canada Cup tournment will be played In Puerto Rico at the Dorado Beach Golf Club, the ofganisers announced yesterday. Mr. Frank Pace, president of the International Golf Association, said no dates had yet been fixed, but it was intended
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    Get your name in now...time is short
    70 12 Get your name in now... time is short JJAYK you signed up yet for the Free Press Cycle Race? Route map is <>n the right and entry form below. The cycle tour is open to all. Four separate sections give an equal chance to everyone no matter what bike you
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    Thanks to Roy McLean the Springboks have a splendid chance
    472 12 Thanks to Roy McLean the Springboks have a splendid chance EDUB ASTON, Tuesday. COITH Africa were indebted to a splendid innings of 68 not out by Roy McLean after early setbacks yesterday when they faced the uphill task of scoring 31 U m their second innings. At tlu end of
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    Lock icon Laker makes apology to £anch
    97 12 Laker makes apology to £anch L. DON Tues. -Thi pub- ta controversial autobiography by Jim Luker, famous Surrey and ild bowler, last night ;ed an apology to his tellow cricketer Biil Edrich. Lu>t niuht solicitor.^ repreaenting Laker and Edrich. who is a former Middlesex ana Enuland cricket- ted on a
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    142 12 ENGLAND Ist Inns 292 SOITII AFRICA Ist Inns 186 ENGLAND 2nd Inns Saturday (89-4 Cow drey b Acu. v .< 0 Subttt Row c Waite b> Tayfleld 32 Dever b AdCOCk 2t> Smith r O Linn b Tayiield 28 tarks b Gr:i!::. 4 Illineworth c Waite b Adcoci; 16
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    Lock icon Lew Hoad is champ
    24 12 SANTA BARBARA. Tues. Lew Hoad beat Ken Rosewall m the final of the Pacific Coast professional tennis championship. U.P.I. Reuter
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    Inter-District badminton
    49 12 KALLANO, Tues.— Katong girls beat City 5-0 and Pasir Panjang beat Serangoon 5-0 here yesterday m the InterDistrict schools badminton tournament at the National Recreation Centre. Today's ties: Boys: ScranRoon v. City: Bukit Timah v Katong; Girls: Bukit Timah v. Pasir Panjang. Play commences at 2.30 P.m.
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    The Free Press Cycle Race
    569 12 Name Age Address Post this form to: "Free 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
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    K.L. horses on track in quiet day
    194 12  - K.L. horses on track in quiet day ALLAN LEWIS By F^UALA LUMPUR. Tuc*. L Locally trained horse.were the only ones on the track at Kuala Lumpur this morning when things were generally quiet. San Juan made the fastest time when he went over three m 37 4 5 without being
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    198 12 ft From Page One the Emperor or the visiting President. While Mr. Onda was givins i his press conference, police were raiding the Tokyo Teachers' College m search of students responsible for the violent reception which PreI sident Eisenhower's Press Secretary Mr. James Hagerty got when
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    369 12 T ONDON. Tues.— The two top teams m the English county cricket championship clashed yesterday at Lord's. Yorkshire, the reigning champions, had a bad day. Middlesex, their nearest rivals m the current table, shot them out for 102. Alan Moss took four for 32.
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