The Singapore Free Press, 22 June 1960

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    17 1 2LS!*!!R EVERYBODY IS TALKINfi ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon KISHI; COUNT DOWN BEGINS
    147 1 Students threaten Mac Arthur with violence .eftists hold up rail traffic m bid to oust Premier TOKYO, Wednesday. iti-t led Sohyo Labour Union ConMi brought the nations rail traffic to m i massive attempt to force the of Premier Nobusuke Kishi. final round <rf a nation-wide
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    Lock icon Ike: No more trips and no more top diplomacy
    138 1 Ike: No more trips and no more top diplomacy WASHINGTON. Wed. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told Congress yesterday that President Eisenhower is abandoning personal highlevel diplomacy and plans no further goodwill trips to other countries. Herter told a Senate appropriations sub-committee the administration will return to -traditional channels
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    $87,500 LOOT HIDDEN IN HOLLOW TADLE LEG
    93 1 $87,500 LOOT HIDDEN IN HOLLOW TADLE LEG LONDON. Wed. A bank messenger stole £10.000 <M587,500> from the National Provincial Bank where he worked and hid most of it for two and a years m the hollow leg of his dining room table. This was alleged at the Old Bailey when
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    Lock icon MY SECRET...by Patterson
    979 1  - MY SECRET... by Patterson FLOYD PATTERSON TWENTY-FOUR HOURS AFTER HIS SENSATIONAL FIFTH-ROUND KNOCK-OUT OFINGO JOHANSSON, PATTERSON TELLS THE FREE PRESS OF HIS COME-BACK REVENGE Joe Louis film was key By NEW YORK, Wed. I BEAT Ingemar Johansson with a secret Joe Louis showed inc. And that secret is m a
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    TIN: SPECULATION ON NEW POWERS FOR BUFFER STOCK MANAGER
    87 1 TIN: SPECULATION ON NEW POWERS FOR BUFFER STOCK MANAGER NEW YORK, Wed.— While nothing definite about recently concluded agreement by the United Nations International Tin Council is known yet, it is rumoured m trade circles the buffer stock manager's discretionary powers to operate have been restricted. Under the present agreement
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    British woman told: You cannot take your coloured child with you
    120 1 British woman told: You cannot take your coloured child with you LONDON. Wednesday. Till] South African authorities have refused permission for a British woman lo take her adopted coloured child to Britain. lira E. Mcdougall. mother of* film actress Maureen Swan.Mjn. planned to bring home a six-year-old girl called Geraldine.
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    Councillor arrested
    33 1 SCHLESWIG, (West Germany), Wed. Police here have arrested a town councillor. Martin Fellenz, suspected of having been involved m the execution of Jews m the neighbourhood of Cracow, Poland, m 1942.
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    Typhoon relief
    19 1 LONDON, Wed— The British Government has contributed M 553,200 for the typnoon relief work m Hong Kong.
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    Lock icon Moss to race again
    53 1 LONDON. Wed.— Sterling Moss, lying on his back m St. Thomas's Hospital with two black eyes, plaster on bis nose and a three-day growth of beard, told reporters: 'I shall race again as soon as I can." He said he would be back on the track
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    Prasad goes visiting
    19 1 MOSCOW. Wed. Visiting President Rajendra Prasad of fnd a tSday called on Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev.
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    Lock icon OIL KING GIVES A $87,500 PARTY FOR A STEEL KING
    95 1 OIL KING GIVES A $87,500 PARTY FOR A STEEL KING LONDON, Wed. Paul Getty, the American oil multi-millionaire, has invited German industrialist Alfred Krupp to a i'lo.ooo <M587,500> country housewarming next week. But Mr. Getty, reputedly the worlds richest man, is quoted by the Daily Express as saying he does
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    LUMUMBA TO FORM FIRST CONGO GOVT.
    88 1 LUMUMBA TO FORM FIRST CONGO GOVT. EOPOLDVILLE, Wed. -Mr. Lj Patrice Lumumba, 34--year-old, leader of the powerful Congolese national movement, was officially asked to form Congo's first government last night, aIUT gaining a sweeping victory over his rival. Mr. Joseph Kasavubu. Until yesterday both Mr. Lumumba and Mr. Kasavubu claimed
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    STOP PRESS
    14 1 DOWN ANCL 1 > i i Nl > I MY H i M TIN
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    Motorists nailed
    28 1 OAKHAM. (England*, W^d. A 10-mile trail <ji nails caused chao.s among motorists here. An A. A. official &ald: "Somebody has been having a very poor Joke."
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    Learning in Moscow
    18 1 MOSCOW. Wed Srvei. British businessmen arrived here for -a fortnights study of management and planning
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    Hundred in ten
    24 1 ZURICH. Wed. Armln Hary. the West German .sprinter broke the world 100 Mtm record ye.sterday when he clocked 10 seconds.- -Reuter.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    29 1 Fir.st Malayan Funa n ger's prices today buying $1 37 and selling $1 45 Second Malayan Fund manager .s pi icts— buying $105 anil selling $1 11
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      14 1 VAN HIN FOR FINE lIH.MTIRI 136/142 Orchard K<—n W|w>rr> TrU ***** ?2M> 4 *****
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    Favourable mid-monthly bank statements help advance in the London stock markets
    230 2 Favourable mid-monthly bank statements help advance in the London stock markets LONDON. Wed. I I WSETTLED c.onditions wtre again apparent m the London stock markets yesterday although a rather better tone developed In the afternoon as the result of the activities of cheap buyers but It was mainly the loaders
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    Ayer Hitam free scrip
    83 2 LONDON: Ayer Hit air lin Di edging Limited yesterday announced proposed free scrip ie or fcur-:o:-or.e on the orea Aa ".dicated by the chairman n December 18, l^oi>. If b intended shortly to do>e down r.ber One dreci^e for conver- sion to electric drive, replating the
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    WALL STREET
    202 2 Trading interest centred on few issues only i YEW YORK—Wail Street yesterday closed barely steady with a majority of mostly fractional losses. Pressure began soon after the opening but steady support was met m a number of instance^ 2l\ing the market a mid-morn-ing pattern of well divided. mostly
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    AMSTERDAM
    47 2 Support for shippings m quiet market AMSTERDAM Internationa! issues lO6t ground on some profit-taking anci a lack of buyers. The market was qme* Shippings were generally well supported and there was speculative demand for some plantation issues. State loans were somewhat higher but dealings were limited.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    197 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside thr .SinUpore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are; Corfu 12, Steel Artisan 45, Wavelaird 6A, Thorstrand 6 7, Benvenue 8 9. Madras Maru 10/ 11. Benvrackie 13 14. Merwe Lloyd 15,16, Gjertrud Bakke 18, Sedili N. Wall 3, Auby N. Wall 4,
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <fc S. Banking Corporation $1,205 $1,225 sales sales Union Inc. Canton $95 00 $94.00 sales sales Wheelock Maxden $7.10 7.20 sales sales H'Kong phone $39.25 $39.50 sales .sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $29.00 $29.20 Miles sales
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    Exchange conditions still quiet with tins, rubbers easing
    796 2 Exchange conditions still quiet with tins, rubbers easing dfhgj DIVIDENDS Malay Rubber Planters LONDON: Malay Rubber Planters bus declared an interim dividend of 25 per cent (same), payable on July 20. Golden Hope Rubber LONDON: The Golden Hope Rubber Estate Limited has recommended a final dividend of 35 per cent
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    UP 7 DOWN 20 UNCHANGED 150
    915 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. $:',SAPORE. Tuesday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Ml ;N) .93 .90 Alias Ice UM Buyers 8.8. Petro! SPA 50/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5^5 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 Cms. 51 federal Dispensa-y 1 33 l.3Stt FiUpatncks 1-46
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    Hound the World Market Prices
    340 2 NOTE: All prices oelow I are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Junt 21. Previous Today HUBBER No. 1 RSS o.i.f. European oerts June unquoted unquoted July 35 10 16 ;>5 11/16 RUbbER No. 1 RSS Spot 40; 39 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House
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    Servicemen seek local friends
    159 3  -  THDMAS HENG WANT TO LEARN ABOUT OUR r CMS DURING THEIR M SINGAPORE dfjgk Changi. Wed SERVICEMEN serving with Bri- > m Singapore are keen to make local people, whom they find "m!- riendly," but regret having very nity of mixing with them. ing airmen stationed
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    Con-man goes to jail for 4 years: He cheated job-seekers
    170 3 Con-man goes to jail for 4 years: He cheated job-seekers DENANO, VV cd. A conftdence trickster was sentenced to four years' jail by the Sessions Court president. Mr. Au Ah Wan, on charges of cheating two job-seekers. Ibrahim Mydin. alias Hashim, 26. unemployed, was convicted for cheating a lorry driver.
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    Minister's tour ends
    34 3 KOTA BAHRU. Wed- The i Minister of Agriculture. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. has completed a three-day tour of Kelantan to explain the object of establishing fertiliser and paper manufacturing factories.
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    less 'babies' go down to strong ACS after a gallant fight
    104 3 Wed.— !)rimary i-lub went to School md of comovor ..am- 11 hose uidicaOl the ved at UB beer owd v s team won, it was ™t without a struggle and Tan Pnee Yock of Winstedt received a loud ovation
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    Malayan 'freshies' at Melbourne University make new friends at special reception
    134 3 0 SINGAPORE and Malayan "freshies form more than half of the 10M newcomers from South-East Asia who have just started their academic year at the University of Melbourne. The freshies were recently welcomed to the Australian student rommunity at
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    A CONTEST IN CIVICS IS PLANNED FOR SCHOOLS
    197 3 A CONTEST IN CIVICS IS PLANNED FOR SCHOOLS SINGAPORE, Wed.A civics knowledge competition tor all young people will be held m Singapore schools on July 24 at 9 a.m. Sponsoring this competition is the Student and Youth Work Department of the Chinese YM.C.A. Names of the schools where the competition
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    Police officers too?
    41 3 p E N A N U. wcu.- --nitPenang CID la to investigate a statement made In court by S Mohammed Shamf a fOOO-chararter lottery operator that high-ranking police officers were among those S-ho had placed bets with him.
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    U.S. ARTIST SAYS THAT OUR MARKETS ARE CLEAN
    139 3 U.S. ARTIST SAYS THAT OUR MARKETS ARE CLEAN SINGAPORE, Wed.An artist from Chicago who has been sketching market scenes here, is full of praise lor our markets. "They are so clean and well-kept."' said the artist, Miss Dorotny C. Toad. Miss Todd who Is on a five-and-a hall months Holiday
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    $32 million profit
    38 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Nearly 12 million dollars have been paid so far by the Social Welfare Services Lotteries Board since its inception m 1956. to its agents. The Board's profit during the period was $32.487,770^
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    Payroll grab youth's six-year jail sentence set aside
    252 3 Payroll grab youth's six-year jail sentence set aside Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. SCHOOLBOY who look par! m a $17,000 payroll robbery won his appeal m the Federation Court of Appeal here against a sentence of six years' jail. Instead of tne jail term' thr court ordered That Mohamed Razah. 17.
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    THIRTY OFFICERS FROM GOVT. AND POLICE PASS THE LAW EXAMS
    110 3 THIRTY OFFICERS FROM GOVT. AND POLICE PASS THE LAW EXAMS SINGAPORE, Wed.—Thirty government servants and police officers Have passed various sections of the Law examinations they sat for m April this year. The following 21 passed Part I and II Penal Oode, Evidence and Criminal Procedure: w. D. Anthony (Customs*,
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    Fund for the blind
    31 3 KLANG, Wed.- The Working Committee of the Malayan Association for the Blind here will launch a flower day on July 2, to raise funds for the association.
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    Rotary speaker
    37 3 Singapore. Wed.—Brigadier B. T. V. Crowey. D.5.0.. a former rugby uiterna- uonal will be me speaker at UK-' luncheon of tne Rotary i club of Blngapoce-West ioI morrow at l p.m. Princess j Blue Room.
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      161 3 Medium Wave 176 metre* 6 4, M SHORT WAVE: C 2 metres (47K0 pment c kc s.| from 9.0(» p.m. 10.00 p.m. .sh.tre marled repoi daily. fj P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary: 7 1.) Three t1 I til ].O2 Tunes ui'h your tiffin; 130 Temple sod A: The news; 1.40 Newstalk;
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    The humiliation of Dwight Eisenhower
    1038 4  -  Rene MacColl By ON TOUR WITH PRESIDENT EISENHOWER. WED I have seen Kirn m triumph and m the doldrums but never like this... THIS has been a sickening day, not only for a great President of the United States but for the reporters— myself included—
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    A drink might help a tired motorist, expert tells court
    135 4 A drink might help a tired motorist, expert tells court LONDON. Wed. A doctor claimed In court that a drink might IMPROVE a tired motorist's driving. Said Dr. George Hesketh at Middlesex Sessions: "A man who is tired might be bucked up a bit by a drink. Dr. Hesketh, of
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    Missile contract
    27 4 DENVER, Wed.— The Martin Company of Baltimore has been given a contract for the development and manufacture of an advanced model of the Titan missile
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    He breaks 17-year silence on isles murder
    122 4 He breaks 1 7-year silence on isles murder YEW YORK, Wed.— A^ Bahamas property owner Harold Christie broke a 17 year silence on the unsolved murder of his friend. Sir Harry Oakes. Mr. Christie, who was a guest m Sir Harry Oakes't, house on the night of the murder m
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    3 gliding records
    23 4 MOSCOW, Wed— Two Russian pilots have set up three world records for speed, distance and flight lo a planned point.
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    Blazing cable ship had hoses, but no water
    150 4 TON DON, Wed.— When fire broke out m a cabin of the 4,534-ton cable ship Ocean Layer, 650 miles out m the Atlantic, emergency hoses were rigged, but no water came from the nozzles. Mr. Peter Bucknill, Transport Ministry counsel, described the
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    TENNESSEE WILLIAMS PLAY IS STAGED AT BOSTON
    75 4 TENNESSEE WILLIAMS PLAY IS STAGED AT BOSTON i>OSTON, Wed.— The) do not ban tl any more here This appears so as a thhere has staged a which would m-vrr the Lord Chamberla:: But Bostonians did flinch when they the near thu parody of a Twine Williams play. The scene is
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    5 on bomb charge
    21 4 BANGKOK. \Wd Thais and one Chine arrested for placing t bomb at the gates United States Embassy
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    Hospitals for all
    25 4 SAIGON. Wed. C hospitals m Soutn will be legally obliged to 1 m patients of all national and to use western drug-
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    Ban-the-bon PUbiicity
    4 4 Ban-the-bon PUbiicity L 0!
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      88 4 EXCELLENT SELECTION of MODERN JEWELLER NEVER I IN SINGAPORE OR IN MALAYA WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW J WITHOUT ANY OBLIGAIiC I PLEASE CALL AT S. P. H. de SUVA LI 45, HIGH STREET, SINGA?( 6, STATION ROAD. IPOH Ass. Co. S. P. H. de SUVA (HK 5 Lets
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    A clerk's confession to boss
    263 5  -  CHAN BONG SOO hE admitted stealing H EGUE DAY AFTER :H c: bank returned r COURT IS TOLD dgfkji Singapore. Wednesday. ler a rash cheque tor $1,206, prei>r payment at the Mercantile Hank > be forged, d >oun?; audit clerk ap i mployer and admitted
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    MAN FROM PULAU SMIBOE HAD KO PERMIT
    26 5 MAN FROM PULAU SMIBOE HAD KO PERMIT Wed 20. i enterfrom without mit on jailed by the ate, Mr. ;tor. Id the ted cUon raband ci
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    Top entertainers in variety show
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Some of Malaya's best professional and amateur entertainers will take part m a variety show at the Victoria Theatre on June 29. 30 and July 1. The show called 'Cavalcade of the Stars" will be In aid of the National Theatre Fund.
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    Anniversary party
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A reception will be held at the Lake Club on July 4 to mark the 14th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of the Phillipines.
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    Lady Tory's holiday
    24 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The wife of the British High Commissioner to Malaya. Lady Tory, left for a holiday |m Britain yesterday.
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    Registered society
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUUR, Wed. i The Federal Co-operative I Housing Society has been re- gistered by the Registrar of Co-optTative Societies.
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    New Buddhist Sunday school opened
    123 5 SINGAPORE, Wed— About 70 people attended the opening of a Buddhist Sunday school at Managala Vihara m Jalan F.unos. The ceremony started at 10 a.m. with a prayer by the Venerable M. M. MahaWecni Mathathera. There are (ive classes m the Sunday school which caters
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    Pay rates...or else
    24 5 Pay rates... or else KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Municipal Council has warned ratepayers to pay up their rates quickly or have their properties attested.
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    A MAN LOST EYE AFTER BROTHER, 15, HIT HIM, COURT TOLD
    94 5 A MAN LOST EYE AFTER BROTHER, 15, HIT HIM, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE. Wed. A 25--year-old shop assistant was badly assaulted by his step-brother. 15, and his left eye had to be removed, a court was told. Tne younger boy. charged with causing grievous hurt, told the Juvenile Court that he
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    Broken bottle slashing in a beer garden: Man is fined $200
    238 5 Broken bottle slashing in a beer garden: Man is fined $200 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. LANCE corporal attached to the Royal Military Police told :i district judge thut Ik* whs assaulted by a man armed with a broken bottle while he \\;is drinking with tour others m the Happy World Beer Garden.
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      192 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson x -v^ I r:.\ e>L ;.-v, oka> f^l P^^ Lri rhjf-j-MHHHSI S A\-c-IBNEY WK.KIRBI r- I STRA<6HTEN THINGS I NEVER UkEP 1[ p 1 lM7t^BMir*^i WHAT'S THE THINK I JJST CUT. HOW ABOUT V \\ATER AM WAt A*L*m> B W-i^B T/\CJeLE?y CAUc-HT
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      NOW A SCOOTER RACE SUGGESTION
      90 6 NOW A SCOOTER RACE SUGGESTION After reading Oswald Henry's great service to spcrt m Sine pec by organising the Big Walk and rht Cycle Race. Since there are many people m Singapore who possess SCOOters. rr^v I suggest that the Free Press also organise a Scooter Race r,-und the inland.
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      THERE WAS NO NEED TO CALL IT OFF
      119 6 THERE WAS NO NEED TO CALL IT OFF Ib^b^bSJLib^bO 0 Ho* .an rht Singapore Amateur BtKing Association M to gain publtc support wnen it e;;ves cve r v md c^ticn scared to '-rect a challenge? There was no need to call eH the Cevlc-n versus Smga"test. The feeble excuse *->at
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      OTHER SINHALESE IN RACE BEFORE HIM
      92 6 OTHER SINHALESE IN RACE BEFORE HIM 0 Refer to Mr. W.6.G. Fernando's statement (June I7| |he is t^e first Singhalese to participate .n the Free Pre^s Ci Io Race. I like P° int out it he is mistaken. It he had taken a little more interest nr would have found
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      SIX-DAY SCHOOL WEEK AN APPRECIATION
      197 6 0 Most oi the English-educat-ed parents do not seem to appreciate the present Government tor imposing the six-day school week. A^ a matter of fact, they should be thankful for the present policy. because their children can progress well with the extra day of study.
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    Spotlight on two Singapore 'Queens' who tell what it is like to go before the judges
    1533 6  -  Constance De Cruz SINGAPORE t; V. r ...by SPOTLIGHT on the Queens! Two weeks ago the 1960 National Carnival Queen was elected. Last Saturday the National Ball Queen was crowned by the 1960 National
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      85 6 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 PATEK PHILIPPE Us the only watch manufacturer
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    ivien and peter: him docs not like ay its put
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    THE NAME'S THE SAME, BUT TUN LIM IS NOT IN JUNIOR TOURNEY
    112 7 THE NAME'S THE SAME, BUT TUN LIM IS NOT IN JUNIOR TOURNEY SINGAPORE. Wed.— Friend* of former Chief Minister. Tun Lim Yew Hock, were sadly disappointed when they rang up his office to wish him all the best m the Singapore Badminton Association men's singles junior championships. They were told
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    An annual meeting
    21 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The annual meeting of the YWCA will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Raffles Quay.
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    BOY FROM CHINA FELL INTO BAD COMPANY, STOLE PERFUME
    122 7 BOY FROM CHINA FELL INTO BAD COMPANY, STOLE PERFUME SINGAPORE, Wed. A 15--year-old stall assistant, formerly a farm-hand m China, was sent by the Juvenile Court to Gimson School for three years. The boy was found guilty of stealing a bottle of perfume worth $10 belonging to a woman volunteer
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    Holiday romance in Sydney leads to wedding for a Malayan nurse
    221 7 Holiday romance in Sydney leads to wedding for a Malayan nurse kt ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AN attractive Malayan Chinese nurse who found romance while holidaying m Sydney was married to an Australian Chinese at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church m Kuala Lum- =L pur. She is Miss Lai Swee Ying, i
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    t. Joseph's win quiz
    61 7 st. deepta lo»- ,:UIZ part tions were set on literary works as well as general ££to& The Josephians won by 33 points to 31 2St Teresas was rt-pie seated by Misses Agnes. Sea h Molly Iff. Rose .Mary nnH t.pw Yin Peng an d the Snii
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    FORMER MENTAL PATIENT ON MURDER CHARGE
    84 7 FORMER MENTAL PATIENT ON MURDER CHARGE SINGAPORE, Wed.-P. Veelasamv was tentatively I charged m the ninth magistrate's court, with the murder of Triviayam m a room of the City Council Quarters. Lorong Lalat. No plea was taken. Inspector Teoh Beng San. i prosecuting, applied successi fully to the court to
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    Stronger regiment
    30 7 IPOH. Wed.- The Ipoh division of UMNO wants the Federation Government to increase the strength of the Royal Malay Regiment to two divisions within the next five years.
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    Canadians' big day
    20 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Canadian community m Malaya will celebrate their national day here on July 1
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    How to set up a TV station: A Japanese report goes to Singapore Government
    229 7  - How to set up a TV station: A Japanese report goes to Singapore Government CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE, Wed. fHh Sincere Government has received a team vhi re h PP Orth rt rOm a thr <*-™" Japanese team which had come to advise the Government on how to set
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    Abdul Aziz on the vital role of women
    196 7 Abdul Aziz on the vital role of women KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tv —The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, told women leaders attending a co-opera-tive seminar at Petaling Jaya of the invaluable contribution they could make to raise the standard of living m rural areas. Inche
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    Youth conference
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the first biennial national youth conference at the Language Institute here on June 30.
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    'Tariffs on consumer goods not high enough in Malaya'
    292 7 'Tariffs on consumer goods not high enough in Malaya' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. jyjALAVAN tariff on imported consumer goods should l>e increased to induce manufacturers to establish their factories here, said Mr. J. F. J. Fiieger, Far East representative of American Home Products International Ltd. who is on his sixth market tour
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    Essay competition for Malayans
    52 7 IPOH. Wed. An essay competition open to all Federal citizens is being organised by the Malay Students' Association. Entries must be m the national language on the subject: "A national culture which Is acceptable to all citizens of the Federation of Malaya." The closing date is
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    Fifteen thousand want a long-promised theatre to be built
    188 7 Fifteen thousand want a long-promised theatre to be built 3ERANGOON GAR- DENS, Wed.— Fifteen thousand people m Serangoon Garden Estate want to know why they do not have a theatre of their own. The nearest modern theatre is about seven miles away and this causes great inconvenience to the people.
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    DEBATE FOR THE CATHOLIC SHIELD BEGINS NEXT MONTH
    116 7 DEBATE FOR THE CATHOLIC SHIELD BEGINS NEXT MONTH SINGAPORE, Wed. The annual debates for the Catholic Social Guild Shield this year will be held next month and m August. This is open to all Catholic English schools and will be held on a knockout system. Each school taking part will
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    6 on riot charge
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Six men were charged m the First Magistrate Court here with rioting during the Am- pang new village local election.
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    First airline over the Iron Curtain runs into silent barrier
    215 7 First airline over the Iron Curtain runs into silent barrier SINGAPORE. Wed.— The first non-Com-munist airline scheduled to penetrate the "Iron Curtain" with regular iliehts into China has been refused details of emereency landing grounds, navigation aids and territory by the Chinese Government. Refusing The airline, Air Ceylon, has been
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    NEGRI ASSEMBLY QUIZZED ON MINING LEASES
    68 7 NEGRI ASSEMBLY QUIZZED ON MINING LEASES SERLMBAN. Wed. The Negri Sembiian Leui.->--lative Assembly has been asked whether any member has obtained mining l< and if BO whether any money is due to the Government. The question has b< < n submitted by Mr. Gurnain Sintth Gill (S.F.i. He has also
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    DINNER AND DANCE MARK END OF RAGGING FOR VARSITY FRESHIES
    59 8 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Rasging came to an end for 199 medical freshies when seniors entertained them to a dinner over the week-end. It was a hilarious a (lair with seniors and freshies eating and drinking on equal terms. Picture shows a group
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    Know-Japan-better tour for travel ageme Free trip offer from airlines
    231 8  - Know-Japan-better tour for travel ageme Free trip offer from airlines CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A KMOW-JAPAN-BETTER two-week tour is being planned by Japan Air Lines for Singapore travel agents. A circular to find out if the travel agents arc interested m the trip has been sent to all
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    Twelve people punted in a 'common betting house': Fined $50 each
    144 8 Twelve people punted in a 'common betting house': Fined $50 each SINGAPORE, Wed.— Twelve people arrested m two separate police raids here, were fined $50 each m the Ninth Magistrate's Court for "betting m a common betting house." They were Tay Phua Yam. An?. Hock Heng. Ong Peck Beng. Yeo
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    Man and boy cleared of assault on two constables
    220 9 Man and boy cleared of assault on two constables OENANG, W e d. A vegetable seller and a schoolboy were acquitted without being called upon to make their defence to joint charge of^as^ saulting two policemen at Batu Lanchang Lane on May 10. Ong Chong bo and the schoolboy, 13,
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    Now he wants to learn to tame the bad Toys
    130 9  - Now he wants to learn to tame the bad Toys ROY LAZAROO By SINGAPORE, W e d.Manoharan Ponnusamy, 19, a secondyear student at the University of Queensland, plans to undergo a criminology course after obtaining his social studies diploma. Manoharan hails from Singapore and has made a name for himself
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    This hard-top version gives comfortable motoring at 110 mph
    359 9 This hard-top version gives comfortable motoring at 1 1 0 mph By a SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT T HAVE been testing the hard-top Triumph TR3A a sports car that combines two worthy virtues. It can be a two-seater saloon for high-speed travel m any weather, and a traditional open typewhen the top
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    Patient of mental hospital freed on 3 charges
    128 9 Patient of mental hospital freed on 3 charges KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A patient of the Central Mental Hospital at Tanjong Rambutan, Leow Kam Wah, 44, was acquitted m the magistrate's court here of three charges of extortion. Leow was alleged to have attempted to extort: $2,000 from Wong Kup Sing
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    Rangers on parade
    38 9 JOHORE BAHRU, WedMr. F. D. Jakeway, Chief Secretary of Sarawak, will Inspect and take the salute at a parade formally marking the formation of the Sarawak Rangers (FarelH unit at Baird Camp, Johore, on Saturday.
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    Madam Marie is back after an Aussie cake-making course
    264 9  -  ROBERT CHONG ALSO A FORMULA TO PREVENT THE ICING FROM MELTING By SINGAPORE. Wed A 50-YEAR-OLI) woman who is popularly known m Singapore as Madam Marie ha* just come back after a cake-making course m Australia. Madam Marie (her real name
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    MTUC PRESIDENT CALLS ON WOMEN TO GIVE SUPPORT TO NEW UNION
    111 9 MTUC PRESIDENT CALLS ON WOMEN TO GIVE SUPPORT TO NEW UNION pENANG, Wed. Mr. Lum Kin Tuck, president of the Malayan Trade Unions Congress, urged women teachers m Malaya to give full support to the newly-formed Women Teachers' Union. "This union has dedicated leaders and every woman teacher has everything
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    Big party for 750 children
    93 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The West Coast Road Community Centre will hold a "children's party" at the open ground m front of its premises at 7i milestone West Coast Road tomorrow at 3 p.m. This is the first children's party to be organised by the Centre since
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      SEVEN SMILES FROM THE MEN WHO WON WATER POLO TITLE FOR SWIMMING CLUB
      74 10 SEVEN SMILES FROM THE MEN WHO WON WATER POLO TITLE FOR SWIMMING CLUB Sinjiaporo Swimming Club who won the Singapore Amateur Swimmini Association first division league water polo tournament this year. Left to ri^ht: Back row. MIC. Bum. R. Ballenuid. T. John- son. I). M. Brown. From row. \V. Writers
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      Four tennis players training hard for 'Port' battle
      377 10 Four tennis players training hard for 'Port' battle SINGAPORE Lawn Tennis Association have named four players for special training with a view to selecting the state side for the Malayan inter-port tennis championships next month. All four state players were members of the Singapore team which trounced Malaya early this
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      Sussex Maid wins 55-mile yacht race
      150 10 Sussex Maid wins 55-mile yacht race fiHANGI. Wed.-RAF Changl j once again organised the 1 Horsenet yacht race from Changi Yacht Club to Horse- I borough Light and back again— a distance of 55 miles j last weekend. This race, which is lntena- ed to test the skill of small
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      Royal Air Force soccer team celebrate their smashing 11-1 victory over S.R.C
      31 10 Royal Air Forte soccer team lithtialt their 111 victi 1 It was the MM liirlhrlax »»1 n\( Mov\.at I
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      Army sports: Signals dominate
      166 10 Army sports: Signals dominate SINGAPORE. \Ved. OIGNALS Regiment dominated the annual Singapore Base District athletic team championships. No. 19 Signal Regiment were Major Unit champioi while 18 Sig'.:ai Regm.\V were ruuners-up. The Minor Unit title \\< to MBTC with No. 10 Tra. portatiou Squadron second. Water-polo SINGAPORE water players nave
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      DAILY BRIDGE
      218 10  -  M. Harrison-Gray l)v THE value of your hand >eldom remains the same throughout the of the auction. A.. example from match phiv shows how deaa minimum has to be viewed In a new Light t West and East began In both room* with One Heart Three Diamond.-. The
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      BILLIARD MEET TOMORROW
      45 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Billiard Association will hold a meeting tomorrow at the Siang 800 Association premises. Time; 5.30 p.m. Officials will discuss president Mr. Wong Kwok Leone's plans on inviting Federation players to participate m Upstate championships to bt held soon.
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      MOST UNLUCKY SCHOOLBOY: VINCENT GIVES UP SOCCER
      166 10 MOST UNLUCKY SCHOOLBOY: VINCENT GIVES UP SOCCER gIXGAPORE, \\rd-\m ik 7 Deal I an. It,, .i I (inn student of Montlord Si (■(•mlar\ m probahh ti, BMSt uiiluc ky st h(toltH(\ m Siagiawe May. Be li Kit*' up his taxmiriii >porl. simt-r. iu>.i became hie wmmta to ■>r»lc Ita mm
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      The Bark athletics
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    121 11 FREE PRESS TH L STRAITS J i ie L___ i^ayi W il mhyahg mnfang ULAN LtW.S TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP I— I LL BOY I POINTER anCI CITY OF PARIS! ALUANCE KWEELOH MAYU-LOOMG aLV""BC *r*ssi S SI lsr r: a> par SF= B 8 gaaa> feg^
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    loon Leong, in fine on. plays big part i Haikowyu's victory
    53 11 M. Emily o VKRER PARK, Wednesday. >K\VARD Boon Leong was m I "I m yesterday for Haikowyu. m the lend m Ihe third minute vverc outclassed by the fast p iK v. at t: iryu'a n .i i b
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    Bintang go to town
    93 11 Bintan^ Bulun 8 s.c.c i SINGAPORE. Wed Dollah -cored a fine hattrick. SCC were completely eclipsed m 'his friendly match. Bintang Bulan scored fiv»tlmn m the first half through Amswl -2> a iid Dollah <3>. SCC. managed to >core onp goal through Fisher. In r: -t
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    997 11 Race 1 —2.30: Cl. 5, Diy. 3 Abf. 7 Furs. tit mVMM+M*m££ ,V r Ch t B Rod ers 812 <«> Wilson 4 737 *JOH4v Sv >T 8.7 (1> Burton Ou? *fvfv\T ?I> f K ag Sullivan. 8.2 f3) Johnson ft 8 M4M» T b K rg Allan
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    Bowler Geoff Griffin no-balled six times
    27 11 SOUTHAMPTON, Wed— The South African touring \a» a nine-wicket IXJ over ■Hampshire here yesterday. Victory was overssrssner su "sac* field 6-78»-Keuter.
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    Lock icon Basketball tour
    15 11 MOSCOW. Wed. -A touring Oxford and Cambridge University basketball team arrived here. Reuter
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    Lock icon Pakistan send 12
    15 11 KARACHI. Wed.— Pakistan will send 12 athletes to the Olympic Games. Reuter
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    Trdck Form •••guide to winners
    1303 11 RACE ONE CL. 5 DIV. 3— 7 F. CITY OF PARIS: 5-3-60— Went from 7P at three -quarter pace; won on course. RtSSIAN ROSE: 20-6-60— Went over 3F In 41. ALLIANCE: No recent track report. JOHAN: 14-6-eo Went over 3P In even time. TALENT: No
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    Eastern tourists find S'pore tough customers
    312 11  - Eastern tourists find S'pore tough customers CHUA BAN HOCK By Jaian Besar, Wednesday. Eastern 1 Singapore gASTEHX Athletic Association of Hong Kong found the Singapore boys tough customers. They managed to win but it was a victory which was earned the hard way, Singapore matched the visitors move for move.
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    Victory for Infantrymen
    43 11 FARRER PARK, Wed. Singapore Infantry Regiment defeated 443 RAOC 6-3 In an Army Inter-Services league soccer match yesterday. Scorers for S.I.R.- Ahmad <2k Cpl. Ong (2); Lieut Mltchel and Sharlff. Bakar (2) and J aland m scored for 443 RAOC.
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    47 11 FARRER PARK, Wed. —I Indian Navy lost to Malayan Royal Navy Volunteer Re- serves 5-1 m a friendly soccer match played yesterday. Scorers for MRNVR were Wari Ba.sri (1). Dahlan (2», Dahab Abu I), Ba^risum (I). i Muthurzu scored for the I Indians. j
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    Here's why Johansson was slaughtered... A cool kiss tells the whole story
    33 12 A world champion m training. This amazing photograph of Johansson and fiancee Birgit Lundgren was taken four days before the fight.
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    128 12 Every day a lazy day for Ing o... and nights were long and gay From DESMOND HACKETT: Grossingers, Wednesday. IT m this millionaire playground where relaxing is 11 fine and highly expensive art, Ilk acknowledged lord of the loungers \v;is Ingemar Johansson, ;i handsome, deeply dimpled Swede. Tne purpose o;
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    281 12 ALL CYCLISTS READ THIS: HERE IS WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO IF you are one of the 500 riders m the Free Press Cycle Race on Sunday, then read the following carefully. Numbered tags can be collected from Times House from today onwards between o p.m. and 7 p.m. A
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    Lock icon Yorks regain county lead
    68 12 LONDON, Wed. Crushing Surrey by nine wickets at the Oval county cham- pions Yorkshire yesterday reestablished themselves firmly at the top of the table. Middlesex, wno gained a narrow advantage m the table last week, drew with Lancasnire at Manchester and could console themselves only by
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    30 12 LONDON, Wed.— Defending champion Maria Bueno of Brazil and American Darlene Hard, "big two" m the women's singles at Wimbledon, opened their cnallenge with convincing wins yesterday. Reuter.
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    Today's best bets: Dark Duet, Kerrbrook and Alliance ...but it's a hard programme
    612 12  - Today's best bets: Dark Duet, Kerrbrook and Alliance ...but it's a hard programme ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA. LUMPUR. Wednesday. £)ARK DUET, (Race 6), Kerrbrook (Race 4) and Alliance (Race 1) should be a safe treble m a difficult programme here this afternoon. Dark Duet, who is penalised only 2 lb
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    30 12 LONDON. Wed— Pitch at lord's for the second Test between England and South Africa tomorrow is expected to be truer than m recent years. Reuter.
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