The Singapore Free Press, 16 June 1960

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    18 1 IK NEWSPAPER FVPPVPnnv |S nM MUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    29 PACKS OF BLACK GOLD
    173 1  -  ROYSTON LAZAROO JACKIE SAM Customs find $500,000 opium under the fisK Two men detained ...big hunt on for crew after tip-off B, and SINGAPORE, Thursday. en last MgM seized 1,786 lb. of raw opium— estimated <»rth around $509,800 —m one of the biggest narcotic year.
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    PLANE FLIES $6 MIL CARGO TO JESSELTON
    64 1 PLANE FLIES $6 MIL CARGO TO JESSELTON PAYA LEBAR. Thurs. Sixteen passengers left Singapore this morning for Borneo with a $6,000,000 caruo that none knew was m the prane. The cargo marked "secret" contained currency notes m various denominations. It was sent by the Currency Commissioners m Singapore to the
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    Lock icon Professor's daughter killed and 796 hurt in Tokyo riots
    437 1 Professor's daughter killed and 796 hurt in Tokyo riots TOKYO, Thursday. TOKYO police this morning identified a girl 1 student who was killed m last nights bloody riots, as Michiko Kakba, a student ot Tokyo University, and a daughter ot Professor Toshio Kakba. Japan's violent riots by Zengakuren students outside
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    All's well now ...our readers step up to solve a problem
    414 1  - All's well now ...our readers step up to solve a problem ALAN KHOO TUESDAY'S HEADLINE IN THE FREE PRESS TOMORROW IS YOUR LAST DAY...DOWT DELAY.. .SEND IN YOUR ENTRY TODAY By SINGAPORE, Thursday. ALL is now well with the trio from Phoenix Park. Thanks to Free Press readers, they are
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    Tunisian invitation
    22 1 ADDIS ABABA (Ethiopian. Thurs.— Tunisia ha* invited independent African states to hold their next meeting m Tunis m April. 1962.
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    Joint naval exercise
    23 1 JAKARTA, Thurs. Indonesian and Indian naval units are scheduled to hold joint exercises on the Java Sea early next July.
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    Grenade attack on MP
    50 1 JAKARTA Thurs. A handgrenade attack killed one woman and injured a member of the Indonesian Pvfliment a-nd a girl. The grenade was thrown by an unknown person into the house of Mr. Nungtjik. a communist member of parliament, while he was having dinner with his family.
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    Domestic appliance shares head widespread losses in the London stock mart
    487 2 Domestic appliance shares head widespread losses in the London stock mart LONDON. Thursday. JHE Stock Markets In London yesterday were unsettled by the Hoover redundancy proposals and widespread losses were recorded under the lead ot domestic appliance shares Ther>- was nol .1 great deal ot s. Uin» a:.d the falls
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    No dumping by Japan
    60 2 W \>lll\<. lON. Trr t-terda> Uwl -Ml i products fro.-: ma m invefti- flowed thai Imports were not being sold here at lea>s man fair utlue as defined by the I s Anti-Damping Act. i m ded thai m recent ye.u\s. us of thctc products from
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    141 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Hoe-n Cairn 12. Uljanik 4 3, Charon 6A. City of Ripon 6 7, I Sarpedon 8 9. Rajula 10 11. Glen- earn 13 14. Lao 15 Hi. Sivaat of Ori&sa 18. Burma Maru 19,
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. .t 8 Banking Corporation $1,195 $1,205 sales .sales Union Ins. Canton $93.00 $92.50 .sales sales Wheelock Marden 6.70 S 6.90 sales sales H'Kong phone $3f>75 $37.25 sales sales Dairy Farm <fc Cold Storage $26.ti0 $27.00 sales
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    U.K. metal stocks
    48 2 LONDON: Stockl of refined tin m London Metal Exchange warehouses at the end of la«t veek totalled 8,603 tons, comprising London 4.240. Liverpool 3.073 and Hull 1,290 tons. Copper stocks tolalled 3,3(53 tons and comprised London 454 Liverpool 2.184. Birmingham 25 and Manchester 700 tons.
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    DIVIDENDS
    502 2 Southern Tronoh Mines LONDON: Southern Tronoh Mines declared a final dividend of three pence making nine pence for the year 1959 against 1/-. payable July 14. Profit is £36.400 against £23.--625 alter tax of £16,771 agaimt £15.718. Tronoh Mines is offering to acquire all the issued shares of Southern
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    UP 11 DOWN 35 UNCHANGED 131
    909 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Wednesday. PreviMS Today INDUSTRIALS A!ex. Iricki Cds IN) .50 .93 Atias Ice 11. CO Bayers < 8.8. Petrol 50/« 50/- B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Ccn. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Ords. 51/- 51,--i Federal
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    Quiet conditions prevail on Stock Exchange
    472 2 Quiet conditions prevail on Stock Exchange PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS Or? UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^* SINGAPORE, Thursday JHE MALAYAN Stock Exchange continued its "breather" yesterday with quiet conditions prevailing. With the arrival of scrip for mining shares due shortly from London the section continued irregular, but
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    Round the World Market Prices
    206 2 Round the World Market P rices NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, June I HUBBER M.. RSO PfeVi#U§ t.l.f. European eorts June July :i»>; RUBHER i.c 1 ftSS Spot 40: SM RUBBER N«. 1 RSS Settlement Hon>» Terms July 3« Auk 36 13 MM n
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    RUBBER
    245 2 Lack of Eastern advice brings a drop m bids from buyers LONDON. Thurs.— As Eastern advices did not fully support Tuesday's advance, buyers were reluctant to continue at the previous closing bids but seller^ were equally unwilling to come down. They offered only sparingly during the morning and business
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    Qantas to start new service
    51 2 SYDNEY: Australia's Qaira;; Empire Airways plans to start a regular weekly cargo service between Sydney and Hong Kong next month to connect with 8.0.A.C. freight services to London. Later m the year Qant;-.s hopes to extend its own express cargo service through Ho^ig Kong to
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    Tin is firmer in Undo cash metal demand
    66 2 T ONDON, Thur»— Tin *a* firmer, especially for casi:. yesierday. Ca-s:i metal which is not too readily available at the moment va« m demand from one quarter. Copper ruled firm tfl pair..- pf around 25/- a ton. Tin and zinc were s'r
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    Shady work in the light bulb business...
    226 3  -  CHEAP ONES FROM HONG KONG ARE STAMPED 'MADE IN U.S.A/ AND SOLD FOR BIG PROFITS By BOB PERIES SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^LECTRICAL dealers are up m arms against a syndicate said to be passing off inferior quality bulbs for established brands. The syndicate preys
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    Newest styles seen at fashion contest
    283 3  -  CONRAD CHIEW MEN AND WOMEN SOUGHT BEST DRESSED 1 TITLES AT PARTY FOR STAFF OF THE TAN TOCK SENG HOSPITAL By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Fashion contests for men and women dressed m national costumes and Western styles were held at the Hari Raya Haji party
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    nth held on iving count capes from lice station
    33 3 Thurs. r ndcycle iving ith e>- Sta--1 as Ah .•■.iciT P- hamI 22 n pat- Rtuid codiied ho cle xiuce nd driv- ri Poaed
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    MAN MISSING BEFORE TRIAL: WIDOW FORFEITS $150 BAIL
    99 3 MAN MISSING BEFORE TRIAL: WIDOW FORFEITS $1 50 BAIL SINGAPORE. Thurs. A magistrate estreated $150 of a $250 bail which a washerwoman. Ang Luan Keoh. had put up for an accused person on Feb. 12. An* admitted that she d >urety for Gwee Hung Heng who later absconded while awaiting
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    CLERK GETS DECREE NISI: ALLEGES ADULTERY
    92 3 CLERK GETS DECREE NISI: ALLEGES ADULTERY SINGAPORE, Thurs. A shipping clerk. Kuar Teck Beng, whose wife lett him two years after the marriage, has been granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah on the grounds of desertion and adultery. The decree Is to be made absolute m
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    EXTORTION BID: YOUTH IS ACQUITTED
    77 3 EXTORTION BID: YOUTH IS ACQUITTED SINGAPORE. Thurs. A youth was acquitted m a district court yesterday of attempted extortion and causing hurt to a labourer. K. Krishnan was accused of having slapped Mohamed Sultan who, it was alleged, had earlier refused to give him $5 'protection money." Mr. E. H.
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    Shell Club plans 'animal farm' playground for members' children
    191 3 Shell Club plans 'animal farm' playground for members' children PAYA LEBAR, Thursday. •J^ III: Shell Sports Club will build a novel children's playground and raise $15,000 to improve club facilities this year. The playground will have a slide, swing and see-saw built m the form of animals, to give it
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    510,158 for 'Home'
    20 3 51 0,1 58 for Home' SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Cheshire Home here collected $10,158 on its "Red Feather Day" last month.
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    Sikh musical tour
    38 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Giana Sohan Singh musical party from the Punjab, which has been playing Sikh re- li^ious music at the Singapore Sikh Temple since Sunday, I has left for a tour of the Federation.
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    FUN AND A BIT OF NOSTALGIA TOO AT R.A.F. BALL TOMORROW
    120 3 FUN AND A BIT OF NOSTALGIA TOO AT R.A.F. BALL TOMORROW SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Seaview Hotel ballroom promises a scene of gaiety mingled with nostalgia tomorrow night. Gaiety because it is the night of a ball In aid of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund. Nostalgia because it will be
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    A WAY TO KEEP YOUTH OUT OF TROUBLE
    79 3 A WAY TO KEEP YOUTH OUT OF TROUBLE MALACCA. Thurs. The iWi Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, has appealed to all youth leaders m the State to encourage the young people In the villages to join the youth movement and avoid being led astray and being
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    Goods for auction
    40 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Bags of flour, cases of milk and liquor, cloth and miscellaneous items left unclaimed at the harbour stores m Port Swettenham will be sold at an auction there on June 30 at 9.30 a.m.
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    Praying for fish
    32 3 KUANTAN, Thurs.— About 2,000 people of Tanjong Lumpur, a fishing village have for the past few days been performing a "puja" (ceremony to appease spirits > after experiencing poor catches.
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    Compensation soon?
    42 3 KOTA BAHRU. Thurs.— The Japanese embassy m Kuala Lumpur has told the 10,000 strong Thailand-Bur-ma Death Railway Association here that it is awaiting instructions from Japan before acting on requests for compensation for those wno died m building the railway.
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    Talentime and a barbecue
    58 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Shell Sports Club will be staging a talentime competition at a barbecue party to be held at their Pay a Lebar clubhou.se on July 2. Vocalists, instrumentalists and others wishing to compete should get m touch with Mr. F. Jansen of the
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    200 at this funeral
    45 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— More than 200 people attended the funeral of Dr. J. S. Goonting, president of the Selangor Eurasian Association, at the Bncn Road cemetery last evening. Dr. Goonting, 60, died at his home m Circular Road on Tuesday night.
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    An ancient custom is revived for a chieftain
    102 3 IPOH. Thur.s An ancient custom ill v(vived here alter nearly .>() years during the weekend when the territorial chiel of the Kinta district, Dato Tawil Azaar bin Ahmad. 37. observed the "mandi Ixilai' (traditional bathing ceremony The ceremony, the origin of which
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    Polls roll dateline
    28 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Registration for all electors for Parliamentary. State und local elections for Labis, which began on June 1, will close on July 12.
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      177 3 l^j Introducing J*s New! New! New! MvvJrn Ambassador y^^^^^^JJ Mode from ffy 100', Lustrous Egypfion Cofton fIHHHf Avo.loblc ot oil Diplomat Dealers H LAST THREE I W DAYS I I PRICE SMASHING SEASON SALE I N LOOK! QUALITY GOODS H REDUCED TREMENDOUSLY g 1M UP TO CLEAR U Dl Arrow
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    SOPHIA LOREN
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    Every one of those symbols of her success was bought with our tears
    1026 4 Every one of those symbols of her success was bought with our tears HER MOTHER ROMILDA SCICOLONE OPENS HER HEART TO LAWRENCE WILKINSON IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW HOME, Thursday. WHEN you read that my daughter, Sophia Loren, hud been robbed <>t her £183,000 jewels you prolniblv just ■aid: •What a
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    THE BEATIN LEAVE BARS TO LE REVOLT IN POLITIC
    31 4 THE BEATIN LEAVE BARS TO LE REVOLT IN POLITIC I I I Beaten I I m 1 1 Influence I I l I I I J J tic I J I
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    The heirloom of Engla
    22 4 Thurs. The English language fcf becoming almost "an heirloom.' says Victoria:, istei for Education Mr. Bloomfleld. bo. :««q
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    Yard waits for the next silken clue: 'Print' men to try out new test
    124 4 Yard waits for the next silken clue 'Print' men to try out new test LONDON, rhurs.— The next time a silk cu>hion or any other material covered with silk i;> found at the scene of a murder or other major crime, the Fingerprint Department Of Scotland Yard will put a
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    American scientists baffled by the Noah's Ark mystery
    246 4 American scientists baffled by the Noah's Ark mystery LONDON". Thursday. TEAM of American scientists flew from Ankara to Now York yesterday still ;ii^uiii^ about ;i mystery "boat-shaped object" almost exactly the same length ;is Noah's Ark which they examined for two days near Mount Ararat The Bible says that Noah's
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    LITERACY TEST A RUSE TO PURGE NEGROES FROM VOTE LIST
    128 4 LITERACY TEST A RUSE TO PURGE NEGROES FROM VOTE LIST NEW YORK, Thurs. In the interests ol white supremacy In the Deep South State of Loui.>iana. the voting list at Bienville parish, near Shreveport. has been "purged of most of the 500--odd Negroes who have managed to get on to
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    Lock icon Randy subdued
    17 4 NEW YORK, Thurs. Unbeaten middleweight Jose Torres used his left to outpoint Randy Sandy. U.P.I.
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    Island-wide storm over four policemen in the nude
    97 4 T7ALLETTA, Thurs. —An island-wide boycott of the British film "Carry on Constable,'' ordered by the Roman Catholic Church m Malta, has failed so far. The Church objected to a scene showing four nude policemen. But the Government appointed fllm censors refused to
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    53 works of art weighing 1 ½ tons up for sale
    207 4 53 works of art weighing 1 tons up for sale F ONDON. Thurs. (> and a half tons bronze sculpture. worth perha £70,000. stands m a heavily barred r at the back of B Street: it is to be at Sotheby's on July 7 The colleciion consists of :>3 works
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      99 4 $BVi-MILLION IN LOOT-AND IT WAS ALL HIS! BUT NOW THE CORPORAL FACED THE FIRING SQUAD AND CERTAIN DEATH, THEN THE MIRACLE HAPPENED... Read the story of the war's most sensational secret that led to MURDER ON THE_ BHHHB' JHHS HB BHW ■'^-'•'•>*-'^'QiK^*»^ffit!iiHaSßWfeiirivv3^BWtBfifli B^Bt ■'q^BBKEpSBSSSiBwBJBBop'^* '>*^^^l B^BB JtyvWv^R9^^BHßA^B^BflßVß^ VJ IBbc-^^^^^^^bl By
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      71 4 IT'S THE LATEST IN SHAVERS! Wherever you ore you can be sure of a PERFECT SHAVE with Y^&s] SHAVER SWISS MADE tn your ear m the jitM* Spore $24 01 Simple to operate Rons on two torch boftenrv 1 mcl,B°' Tf Extremely economical L Give* a smooth perfrct I FAVRE-LEUBA
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    A matter of life imprisonment or death
    272 5 STUDENTS DISCUSS HOW TO PUNISH CRIMINALS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Should capital punishment be abolished? This was the subject of an intersecondary school debate between Raffles Institution and the Queenstown Secondary School at the Chinese V.M.C.A. recently. Queenstown boys, proposing that capital punishment cannot deter
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    or only $4.50: A length of iron rod and a little cement ..that's the latest racket
    269 5 or only $4.50: A length of iron rod and a little cement ..that's the latest racket SINGAPORE. Thursday. ewhra m Singapore's housing vt been taken m by a new racket: ids." us operand] is simple and tbe oorer by S4.:>() m exchange iron pipmfi fixed m n bit of cci
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    Chance for Singapore music lovers to hear Italian orchestra
    141 5 Chance for Singapore music lovers to hear Italian orchestra SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'pilH Singapore public n\ il l gci its first oppurlunitv lo hear an Iktlkm chamber orchestra when llu' Societa Corelli arrives m mid-July. The Sodeta Oorelli la one of the best ol the many orchestral societies that have sprung
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    'EXILE' DEFIED A BAN TO BUY FOOTBALL FOR CLUB
    101 5 'EXILE' DEFIED A BAN TO BUY FOOTBALL FOR CLUB PNANG. Thurs.— An "exile" who returned to Penang to buy a football for his sports club, was jailed for 21 days. Lee Lim. 24, pleaded guilty m the second magistrate's court to a charge of entering George Town when he had
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    POLICE HELP RSPCA TO RESCUE PUPS DUMPED ON ROADS
    147 5 POLICE HELP RSPCA TO RESCUE PUPS DUMPED ON ROADS SINGAPORE Thurs Inwanted pups and kittens are often dumped on the roadside m rural areas m the hope that they would wander into the kampong and find a home. But more often these little creatures some only a couple of days
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    $30 million scheme to provide water for 600,000 in 5 years
    111 5 IPOII. Thursday. "JMHHTY million dollars will be spenl hi Perak during the next five years lo Rive new mm\ improved water supplies lo more th:m 600,000 people. The money will so on three big water schemes and two little
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      74 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice Fred Dickenson k ■+£f m m^^' f m^\ OLJT THE^e... AIONE AN(7 RUNAWAY hEi(?ESSES if t» v Bt9^slis!^^ PCiJiHTENED SOU vyjST AREN Tin %r> UNE' MANDRAKE b^ Lee Falk and Phil Davis MILES* WM£K£ r\^P6VELOPEP MEK£ I^^ «£gk U^^ THE HEART OF JULIET By Stan
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    Dear Sir...
    550 6 Dear Sir IN SUPPORT OF A FIVE-DAY WEEK 0 I reoo vMth interest the letters published m your issue of June '0 on the «»üb|ect ot the six-day week for schools. Cne Ct v^ur correspondents, Mr. P. M. Chan, dbked the M nister cf Education to furnish pr^of that longer
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    Ex-prima ballerina Patricia makes free offer to teach classical ballet in S'pore
    1019 6  -  ANTOINETTE I g y WF H WE had some Rood news m the Sin>Y gapore ballet scene recently, but this one tops it all. i n i- n Patricia Sadka, ex-prima ballerina ot the famous Ballet Humbert, London,
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    South of the border with a harmonica Hotcha boys give it a hot lick
    359 6  - South of the border with a harmonica Hotcha boys give it a hot lick Jonathan Russell [RECORD REVIEW yAMPING harmonicas down Mexico way may be a little out of the ordinary lor this land of guitars and castanets, but the Hotcha Trio will try anything. How does it sound? First
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      18 6 ENGAGEMENT RINGS Our Diamonds are of Finest Quality. U.S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Tel: *****
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      65 6 Musical quiz Guess who the jP 'ghost' is j r|XLY thrrr p<>uple »uessS^ <?d «ur mystery star. It lite&aik Was Marlene Wetrlch. The pi^^^P^ winner is Stephen Chua of te^*** 1878 Marlenc Avenue, Sin■lss^ Now, for a prize of two Philips EP records, name the ghost personality on the left.
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      49 7 ''MILKMAID MILK %EAT WORLD SINGAPORE "ATONAL ECONOMIC "VUPPMENT FAIR CKJRIN^ THE EXHIBITION ONE MILKMAID CONDENSED yLK WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE EVERY KATTY OF COFFEE POWDER PURCHASED. O VISIT THE STAND OF HEAP HOE CO., v COFFEE POWDER FACTORY NO. 5. HAVELOCK ROAD, s. SINGAPORE I. TEL: ***** *****
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      70 7 N^^i^^^ t our appointment for I #< personal advice Cf FREE ma Ice-up at max Factor I I l\ \Mgi H, m NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PAIR Come and benefit from the experience of our trained beauty specialists, discuss >our beauty problems m privacy, go home more beautiful than ever before
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  • FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FAIR
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      7 7 FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FAIR
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      Lock icon 250,000 people at the fair it's a record
      509 7  - 250 ,000 people at the fair it's a record HARRY CHIA SOMETHING OF INTEREST FOR EVERYONE- EXHIBITIONS, COMMERCIAL STALLS, AMUSEMENT PARK AND FREE CONCERT PERFORMANCES BY National Economic Development Fair attracted a record attendance of 250,000 since it opened on June 3. more than at any trade fa r previously
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      GOVT. INDUSTRIAL POLICY IS GIVEN WARM WELCOME
      421 7 rpllfc Singapore Manu- fatturers' Association welcomes the Singapore Government's statement that industrialisation is accepted as offering the major solution to the island's chronic unemployment an (i under-employ-ment. This is stated m the association's latest annual report, released this week. "This situation demands a
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      Progress-the watch wore of Lam Soon corporation
      667 8 Progress -the watch wore of Lam Soon corporation JJOW is the Malayan soap and cooking oil industry faring m the face of competitive foreign imports? Is it progressing or, us rumour Ikis it, is it "dying a natural death?* Under this threatening and constant shadow, one is given renewed hope
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      WING KWONG-IT MEANS 'EVE BRIGHT-FROM ONE-MAN CONCERN TO A STAFF OF 10
      271 8 WING KWONG -IT MEANS 'EVE BRIGHT- FROM ON E-MAN CONCERN TO A STAFF OF 10 lyiNG KWONG meaning "ever bright" is the title of a shop In Middle Road. The managing: director, Mr. K. K. Yap, gave it the name m the early 1940's because he felt that something so
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    TRADE IS FLOURISHING-BUT NOW THE ACCENT IS ON INDUSTRY
    1210 9  - TRADE IS FLOURISHING-BUT NOW THE A CCENT IS ON INDUSTRY ROBERT ANG ANTHONY OEI No longer can Singapore harbour be the sole symbol of our wealth... To maintain our standard of living the cry is for factories By and FOR well over a century, Singapore has depended on the enterpot
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    293 9 'Pioneer' status granted to 17 products to woo capital as the world economy generally continues to improve. In the first four months of this year, the value of our trade amounted to $2,017 million, compared with $1,475 million m the corresponding period of 1959. Our imports improved from $985 million
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      62 9 National Economic Development Trade tair at the di 1 I B j MMUSEMENT rARK I' iß^iHC C^d 1 SaUGC Nlu I »<»pit;il Iliiw IS Prcser^'cd (hxc-ii S|x»t Sombal Ikan, and Udang,' #4jl^t Curried Fish, Bamboo I^*^^^ 'IBMB^ I* 1 Shoots, Preserved cucum '^^^B fer J^S^ *X bers and many more
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    30 10 -Free Press pictures by A GLIMPSE cf the big crowd at one section of the Economic Development Fair. E.id I people visit the fair. MAX KIAN SENG
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    TIME FOR QUICK ORIN AT THE FA
    21 10 TIME FOR QUICK ORIN AT THE FA A ;r anc I sorr stop tor I Fro. Brewer populv almost vis.ts lon.
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    WITH our candid camera
    116 11 The Filipino "Tinikling" or bamboo dance performed by a troupe of Chinese school boys and girls at the Aneka Ragam Raayat at the Economic Development Fair. Big enthusiastic crowds have loudly applauded each performance. Hie concert was specially organised for the fair by the Ministry of
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    Fre make-up at the 'House of Beauty'
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    PLEASE BOOK EARLY
    65 11 MAKE-UP artists of Max Factor, Hollywood, Ltd., give women who attend the Economic Development Fair a free make-up with advice on how to do it at home. The makeup artists here are Mrs. L Martin (left) and Miss Maggie Leong. There is a big rush for appointments
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    92 12 WA TER-FOR SPECTA CLE AND TO SET YOU A PUZZLE... THE tountim nojr the en trance to the f3»r dances m a myn.id of coloured lights. The gateway' m the background is silhouetted by lights strur." like jewels. RIGHT th? Prime Minis ter. Mr. Lee Ku.m Yew and the Minister
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    120 12 COFFEE— AND A TIN OF MILK IS A GIFT tyLLL-KNOVVN lor coffee f powder are Messrs. Heap Hoe Co.. of 5, Havelock Road. Singapore. Established In 1931. the company has always taken great care to maintain the highest quality for its products. Two of their brands are Double Anchor and
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      372 12 !$***** JPRODENT I (SMILING GIRL BRAND) TOOTHPfIQTp j JACKPOT COMPETITION Competition No. 4 Closing Date: 31st JU y Ist. prize NEW 1960 FORD ANGUA I 2nd PRIZE $2,000/- cash j I 3rd PRIZE 51,000/- cash Plus many consolation prizes of Evening m Paris Perfume Gramophone Records etc. (tl H SEND
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    MAN LOOKS TO MALA YA FOR A GREAT BOOST IN OUR TWO-WAY TRADE
    383 13 the meat clearing house of Far Eastern trade and an'; bii^est importers of textiles, hardware and stamanager of Ihe Japan Export Trade Promotion Singapore had been a stable markel for Japanese m turn. Japan had been ;i
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    KOREAN WINE QUEEN RECORDS A TALK FOR RADIO SPORE
    37 13 KOREAN WINE QUEEN RECORDS A TALK FOR RADIO SPORE Cook, 20-year-old Korean university :n of "Arirang" ginseng wine, reinrerview with Radio Singapore Singapore to attend the Economic Her trip is sponsored by the Shin Funs; Trading Co.
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    A wonderful new plastic to give your home a new look
    383 13 A wonderful new plastic to give your home a new look OTOREY'S "Con-Tact* new stick-on plastic materials m an extensive range of gay patterns and colours are today's high speed method of brightening up homes, shops and offices. "Con-Tact" is a British made self-adhesive plastic which can be put to
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    Premier cuts ribbon to open the fair
    107 14 THE OPENING of the Singa pore national economic development fair at the Great World on June 3 was a simple but auspicious occasion. It was performed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, who declared open the exhibition by cutting the ribbon
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    Big increase in Indian imports
    375 14 NiK IMPORT of Indian hardware has increased considerably m recent years, said Mr. (i. J. Malik. Indian Commercial Counsellor m Malaya and North Borneo- More and more new items from India are coining into Singapore, especially bicycle parts, iron pipes and fittings, buckets and iron
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    Malaya at 'power' conference
    72 14 Malaya at 'power' conference Malaya was among tbe 34 countries that attended the second European fluid power conference sponsored by a technical journal. •%Cgm;pressed Air and Hydraulics", m London recently. The conference t-mphasised the universal need lor more widespread knowledge of fluid power and the value placed by world industry
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    big cargo mix-up eps 1,000 sweating the sun
    85 15 big cargo mix-up eps 1,000 sweating the sun ■r.A?i Thurs mh, mix-up ims of I Hong I i rted leek pas- out m I Calcutta mixrd X- »i crate.-. W[ CW Wfr.'. BaiaB.- irgo for >aded ral conlyot certain I old for I P«»- .Mpore. ship certain Wl'. deck r
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    massy status
    10 15 Tnurs. .iblic of to raise ntations ntrtefl mbassj
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    Singapore loses jute mart: Customers now by-pass us to avoid giving 'cut' to middlemen
    253 15  - Singapore loses jute mart: Customers now by-pass us to avoid giving 'cut' to middlemen ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE, Thursday. gINGAPORE has now completely lost her $5 million jute market m South-East Asia. This was revealed here by Mr. D. Jacob, the export manager of the Birla Jute Manufacturering Company Limited,
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    He wants our contractors to join the builders' federation
    133 15 He wants our contractors to join the builders' federation OINGAPORE, Thurs.— An Australian master builder, Mr. Keith G. Hooker, wants Singapore building contractors to join the Federation of Asian and Western Pacific Contract Association. Mr Hooker, who is a member ol the association, said the main aim of the two-year-old
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    'They'll throw you in jail for wearing cheongsam'
    256 15  -  CHAN SWAN BEE TEACHER DORIS FINDS IT SO PRETTY, BUT... By SINGAPORE, Thursday. TOE pretty American school-teacher was siting m the corner of the airport lounge Mie was keeping an eye on even- girl that wus passing by. Suddenly her gaze froze.
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    Dato's inspection
    51 15 PENANG. Thurs. The Chief Minister. Da to Wong Pow Nee. will inspect a parade at tne enrolment ceremony of tne St. John Ambulance Brigade m tne Han Chiang Hign School on Saturday. Han Chiang will be the first Chinese school m Penang to have a division of the
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    Varsity jubilee
    35 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— I Professor CAM. Gray, of ihe 1 University of Malaya, was among tne visitors representing 64 universities at the three-day celebrations marking tne golden jubilee of the University of Queensland.
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    Wife had three children by another man: Teacher gets decree
    210 15 Wife had three children by another man: Teacher gets decree SINGAPORE, Thursday. SCHOOL teacher, Chee Seng Kee, was granted a decree nisi m the High Court dissolving his marriage on grounds of adultery. 1 The decree is to be made absolute In three months. Chee told the court that he
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    THE BAKERS LOVE THIS 'LUXURIOUS, CLEAN CITY'
    122 15 THE BAKERS LOVE THIS 'LUXURIOUS, CLEAN CITY' SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A re- tired New Zealand banker and his wife were among 700 tourists on a round-the-world trip on the Willem Ruys, which recently arrived m Singapore They were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baker, who said they found so much to
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    BIGGEST NIGHT SCHOOL IN MALAYA HAS 1,903 PASSES
    75 15 BIGGEST NIGHT SCHOOL IN MALAYA HAS 1,903 PASSES OENANG, Thurs. The Hu X Yew Seah Association claims to run the largest national language night school m the Federation. "Since its inception m July 1956, about 5.000 students have joined the school," writes Mr. Tan Teik Urn, the secretary, m his
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    RAF CHANGI VARIETY CLUB PUTS ON A JOLLY GOOD SHOW
    258 15 RAF CHANGI VARIETY CLUB PUTS ON A JOLLY GOOD SHOW SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Blood?— buckets of it. < tomato sauce, needless to say); Rum? the very best, (all smuggled*; Girls?— lashings of them, all lovely. Music you know and love: none other than that of Mr. Arthur Sullivan and a rattling
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    FEDERATION ANIMAL EXPORTERS BLAME SINGAPORE MEN FOR THE 350 MONKEY DEATHS AT SEA
    160 15 FEDERATION ANIMAL EXPORTERS BLAME SINGAPORE MEN FOR THE 350 MONKEY DEATHS AT SEA KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A well-known Kuala Lumpur animal exporter, Mr. William Chan, was furious at the allegation that a Federation dealer had shipped the 350 monkeys that died at sea. "Not only do I know for certain
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    APPEAL BY TWO KILLERS IS DISMISSED: BOTH MUST DIE
    108 15 APPEAL BY TWO KILLERS IS DISMISSED: BOTH MUST DIE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Two men found guilty on two charges of murder, must die, the Federation Court of Appeal ru)ed. They are Lee Fui Khuen, 65, a former detainee who was convicted by the Raub High Court, and M. Rajagopal, who
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    Transfer to Ipoh
    24 15 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Mr. Justice Neal will be leaving Johore Bahru at the end of this month on transfer to Ipoh.
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    3 U.S. OFFICIALS HERE TO STUDY MARKET
    75 15 3 U.S. OFFICIALS HERE TO STUDY MARKET KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Three officials from the U.S. Department of Commerce are here to acquaint themselves with the Malayan market. They are Mrs. Ada Wrigley, chief of the Malaya-Philip-pines Indonesian section of the Far East Division of the Department of Commerce Mr. James
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      50 15 POP -By*> B y e Pass r-^ By GOG i— II rani li#'»\<^Bfi *t>o' I DRIVERS vr a mrr or a zx»w/> /If C4A/ 7»4fF 4- Tl _*WMKY -^^^O Don't trust to luck... bo suro of a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for Tbo Singapore Free Press
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      410 16 BORN I day, you lum quiet. >tudious nature and are much more intere.st- the thir.gs of the mind you are In sport>. solal v tacts or m pubiic rtainmer.t. Sensitive ever, psychic at times, you either like or dis- j 0k« person or a
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      A CARROM KING WILL MEET THESE 3
      73 16 A CARROM KING WILL MEET THESE 3 THREE players Victor Wong. Omar and Deanhave qualified to meet carrom King Peter Benedict. At a preliminary round at Shell Sports Club last week, the three beat their opponents convincingly. Victor Wong beat JafTar 29-9; Omar beat Kooi Kean Hong 3-7 and Dean
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      All the Spoon shoot results
      52 16 ResulUs of the Singapore Rifle .Association Spoon Shoot held recently are: SR<a) Gunscore: WO. II Alexander 90. Handicap: Sim Say Hai 87 < 100.5"). SR'b) Gunscore: R. H. Whltley 98. Handicap: Lim Keng Wah 94 (100.6). A "possible" <35 35 > was scored by D.
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      Bugs Bear is going grea guns for the Gasse
      361 16 Bugs Bear is going grea guns for the Gasse gUGS BEAR is going great guns for the (iassei* m th I ball league He is their top pitcher and aK<> thi I T***l the "A" division. Because of his great pitching ldjn^ piJ top of the "A" division of the
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      422 16 CLI'ES ACROSS L^ 1 This L<; no word to keep on (f j* j |2 I I B^ I I I II 4 Such piffling thin«> to tx L.^J^.^J— .^B^..^ U^l found m the Sestri viaduct <•■ j B 8 9 Greatly to annoy whit us fra- Ic__JBBL__BBL_-JIHB--_B1 c __JBBL__BBL_-JIHB--_B
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      193 16 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Public concert at Katong Park 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film shows at Mt. Emily City Council quarters; 241 -A Jalan Hock Chye; St. John's Island 7 p.m. INFORMATION SERVICE OF INDIA: Free film show at India House, 31
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    489 17  -  SUNNY GIAM writes for camera enthusiasts THE CAMERA COACH GUIDES YOU ON SHORT CUTS TO SUCCESS IN SALONS i „i .I shot mi iures at the uttii- ist md the !inu -i uood ils Ihere. i is still not sharp
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    50 17 Have you a print to submit for an expert's advice? Address it to "Free Press Camera Coach Times House, Singapore 9. Apart from teaching the short cuts to salon success, the Camera Coach offers $25 for the Beginner of the Month. Improve your photography with his aid.
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    105 17 MASTER Teo Tee of Form 111, Raffles Institution, practically swept the board m the Third Annual Photographic Exhibition and Competition of the Raffles Photographic Society. feo won the Challenge Trophy donated by Mr. Loke Wan Tho. and also the first and second prizes. The
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    HE SUN SHINES FOR WEARNES AND THEY TAKE GROUP TITLE
    196 19 HE SUN SHINES FOR WEARNES AND THEY TAKE GROUP TITLE rt dampens Business u A M W^~ S Houses socc^ programme but... SINGAPORE, Thursday, tveready r,,,md ,h, i., w and B d -,,:ttm;,l, w Yesterday was a different story. Wearnes' victory gives them the Group A' League and Cup championship.
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    WALK AWAY WINGER PUZZLES THE REF.
    347 19 WALK AWAY WINGER PUZZLES THE REF. hartrrrtl Bank 7. Mtriuntile Bank 4 LVARRER PARK. Thurs. Singapore Re■enre winger Kaasim Ashik walked off the Held m the sixth min- ate, and this left Mercantile to struggle along with only ten men. id just scored the after Chartered tc took a second
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    14 19 o police vans nd by at Seylang tadW qliatthis i it. .i Meat .:> and
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    WITH TEN MEN BATA WERE STILL BETTER
    142 19 WITH TEN MEN BATA WERE STILL BETTER Bata 1: Bra m toco 0 FERRER PARK. Thurs. Fielding only ten men. Bata'* fast tactics won them both points m this Junior C match yesterday. Although victory was narrow, Bata were much superior. 1 :iey would nave won more convincingly liad iheir
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    Women's golf
    64 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Firs! round rwulta 1 the Singapore women* golf cnampionship yesterday ;u Sime Road wtre: Mrs. O. C. Weeks beat Mrs. Ci S. Taylor 3 and 2; Mrs. V. Edwards bear Mrs R A. Flanagan ac he 2o.ii Mrs W. G. C. Ooss beaL Mrs. L. W.
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    SIX GOALS FOR SENG PAH IN FAST ATTACK
    133 19 Malayan Airways 8. llon s Kong Bank "A" 0. Balestier, Thurs. The hero at ymca ground yesterday was Seng Pah, Malayan Airways inside left He scored six goals including the hat-trick. Bankers were no match for the fast Airways forwards. In the
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