The Singapore Free Press, 23 June 1960

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    17 1 IIL!!22!*!!LL«RYBOOY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960. tuft* 15 CENTS.
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    NIKITA SLAPS DOWN CHINA
    116 1 i Now a daring breach with past Communism |nsefrom\ -e would I ;e to task'/ ■so policy lakes a ■eating at leeting of L leaders >\, Thurs. PreNikita ev, has won victory over tor his i-a refill co and has another eak with licated in from
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    Agony of a wife
    460 1  -  PETER HOPKIRK KATIE WAITS IN NASSAU AS BADLY INJURED MOSS LIES IN HOSPITAL WITH A BROKEN BACK AFTER 140mph CRASH The big worry: 'Should I go to him?' By Nassau, Thurs. i ITATIE MOSS, estranged wife of racing driver Stirling, wrestled with an agonising problem today
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    Direct phone link
    16 1 TAIPEH Thurs. Direct ♦pleohone service between T^ipeh and Saigon will be inaugurated today.
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    Lock icon Kidnapper: Girt gave away Eichmann
    91 1 Kidnapper: Girt gave away Eichmann LONDON. Thurs. A man who claims to be one of Adolf EichmaniVs kidnappers has been interviewed by The London American a weekly news-wS-^uskeci what led him to Eichniann. the man -ft was a woman. He had a German mistress a young girl He gave her
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    Crash kills 16 pilgrims
    19 1 Crash kills 1 6 pilgrims i W ,v"l,m Jourtcn of then burnt to d-uih and two lat<T in hospital.
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    Ingo spurns Joe's offer to coach him for fight with Patterson
    335 1 Ingo spurns Joe's offer to coach him for fight with Patterson NEW YORK, Thursday. IXGEMAR JOHANSSON has flatly rejected 1 lor I ouis's oiler to instruct the handsome Swede for his third match with heavyweight champion FlovdJ^son. (Louis) he's got nothing to do with us," Johansson said before boarding a
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    Soviet ship buzzed
    23 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. An Amercian aircraft yesterday buzzed a Soviet ship four times in the Bering Sea, the ship's captain reported.
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    US ratifies treaty
    22 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs The Senate yesterday ratified the new United StatesJapanese security treaty by a vote of 90 to two.
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    Death of an envoy
    25 1 ROME. Thurs. Sir Marcus Chekc. British minister to the Holy See. died in a Rome I hospital yesterday. He was 04.
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    BOUGOURE RIDES WINNER OF IRISH DERBY
    80 1 BOUGOURE RIDES WINNER OF IRISH DERBY KILDARE (Ireland), Thurs.— Former Malayan champion jockey Garnet Bougoure rode Chamour to victory in the M540.000 Irish Derby over U miles. Chamour is the colt whose alleged doping recently cost Irish trainer Vincent O'Brien an 18 months suspension. Chamour. 3 to 1 second favourite,
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    New nose for Atlas
    22 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Thurs. An Atlas missile with ft new type of nose cone made a successful 5,000-mile flight.
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    GUINNESS 'NO' TO $4m. OFFER TO SELL BEER
    161 1 GUINNESS 'NO' TO $4m. OFFER TO SELL BEER LONDON, Thurs.Film actor Alec Guinness said he had turned down a M54,000,000 offer to act and sell beer in an American television series. ••I would have despised myself." Guinness explained In disclosing the oiler from a leading American brewery which he did
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    Lock icon $73 mil. pay up
    23 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a bill to pay U5573.000.000 to the Philippines war damage. U.P.I.
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    French requisition
    29 1 PARIS. Thurs. The French Government decided to requisition from today all workers of the Paris metro and bus network in a bid to end the Tolling strikes."
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    STOP PRESS
    18 1 WtICHTS FOP SUNDA t STOCK b> -11. >1 I > II I i 1 1 1 'it
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    Lock icon KISHI TO QUIT
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    20 1 Managers' prices todfty, First Malayan Fund: buying SI 37. selling $145 Second Malayan Fund: Sl.Oo. M-lling I $1.11.
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      65 1 KjufE DANDRUFF? Get rid of it with )Apn Effective J2i& I Aofiomical-Fast-Pldandricide Y*3 Mg^^^ X9trdT*%%*r%, Lc«dtfi9 r Ol^ A H trading CO.. .1 spore Tel: ***** NOW IN SERVICE Osaka/Kyoto en route to Tokyo VIA HONG KONG weekly to Tokyo 2 0068 flights •^'••a/Kyoto plus 2 non-stop prop-jet fligms Cathay
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      72 1 jWorld wide valuo I and world wide fame I IZEISS IKON I IO9BWE I .startling diijervnee Y(H K ear can hear! \uir uith your mu (.HI MM, R4IHO. the uorld of music burglg into magical neu life all the uonderful complexity of colorful »ound* that whirled throuuh the compo»er mind
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    Tins advance under Far East influence on quiet day in London stock markets
    219 2 Tins advance under Far East influence on quiet day in London stock markets LONDON. Thursday. 'PHE stock markets in London yesterday were quiet and irregular. Fears of further credit restriction measures were still a strong deterrent but industrials were noteworthy for a number of individual features. GUN were quiet pending
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    WALL STREET
    124 2 Prices rally at close after early setback >TE\V \ORK: Wall Street I ytsterday closed Inegularl.v higher with changes either way ranging mostly to one dollar or more. Although there was a slight turn lor the better In iho business Dews background, the market continued to en.^e In early
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    Rubber: April figures
    63 2 London. Thurv Stalls; us U-uwl b\ tiie International Ruobw Study Group shot the m position in Britain for the MOOtl) of April with March in bcacsaati .«> fo;iow> (in !on^ :ons> consumption 13.527 (17.326>. imports 16.248 <24.391>. re-exports ,i.047 r2.309> Stocks he!ci by manufacturers m warehouse i
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    AMSTERDAM
    57 2 Demand for beer shares and internationals AMSTERDAM imernatior.ai* staged a good recovery yesterday partly aided by "ihe Strong tendency of We.-t German markets, dealings, however, were moderate. Shipplr.gs were very quie: Lnr steady. Plantations were Irregular Stat* lo;\ns were again firm on continued re-investment support. Among local issues, beer
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    London stocks of refined tin
    56 2 LONDON*: Stocks of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end of last week were 8.576 tons comprising London 4.225 tons. Liverpool 3.071 tons and Hull 1.-80 tOIIS. Copper stocks fo'.illed 3.383 Tons and comprised London 424 tons. Liverpool 2.159 tons. Birmingham
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    UP 9 DOWN 33 UNCHANGED 135
    929 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARRING* eci emu capital itsut nil eiciud.ti rmytivni Piclulmr d.v.dentf I cli m cum bMus uiue. f «cr ficiui,n t capital nturi r cer cum cafitai r«tu». I cl cum *vigeit| t eali cum »>i.
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    Hong Kong prices
    64 2 HO.VG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. Ar S. Banking Corporation 1.225 $1,225 1 sales sales Union Ins. C^ton $94 00 $95.00 i sales sales Wheeloek Marden 7.20 7.10 1 sales sales H Kon_, phone 139.50 $39.25 tmmm" sales Dairy Farm A: Cold
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    DIVIDENDS
    299 2 Caledonian recommends 40 p.c. and a share for share issue LONDON: The Caledonian iSelangon Rubber Company Ltd. board has recommended a final dividend of 40 per cent actual <9.6 pence per stock unit of two shillings less income tax at 7 9d. in the pound for the year to
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    TAKE-OVERS
    82 2 Sabrang and Rubana LONDON: The Straits Rubber Company Limited announce^ that Its offers to acquire all the Issued capital i the Sabrar.£ Rubber Estate Limited and all the Issued capital which it noes not already own of the Rubana Rubber- Estates limited are now unconditional subject only to permission
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    LOOK-AROUND
    150 2 Threat to French Dunlop FAB IS: Additional funds will be required by S. A Des PneumatlQues Dunlop, French subsidiary of !he British firm, to maintain its leading position or. the French market in view of prospective competition from two American Onus, the chairman told the annual meeting. The two
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    Exchange sensation: Ayer Hitam Tin's record rise
    546 2 Exchange sensation: Ayer Hitam Tin's record rise BVirW^vT^^ SINGAPORE, Thursday. AYER HITAM TIN, stuck in its tracks for a while, crashed back into the centre of the stage on the Malayan Share Market yesterday with a vengeance. With ii record rise oi over ir>s. (id. on the day, dealings were
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    RUBBER
    147 2 Market hardens on small orders and very quiet opening LONDON, Thiir*. -Alter a auiet opening, with quotations indicated nominally at Tuesday's final levels, the market yesterday hardened a little on small scattered orders which found sellers reserved. Although continuing quiet the afternoon session saw prices maintained except for spot
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    Textile plants for Thailand
    138 2 BANGKOK: The Board of Investment here has approved in prir.ciple applications for the Ktttog up of two textile plants in Thailand. The chairman of the board fold a press conference that the first plant would be built bv Toyo Menka Kaisha of Japan with a capital
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    All-round gain for tin in day of active trading
    75 2 T ON DON*. Thurs. Tin Lj ed all rounci in active ings. The Liverpool dock strike .Simulated tradimr. ■(coordij some sources, and there ful overnight U.S. demanc a fair amount of cocui.« inquiry thus morning. Copper was arm el. firming prices.
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      203 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LIKE 6c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseilles, Anrwcr Bremen Hamburg Calls Southampton for passengers t DRESDEN HAPAC) 25 27 Jun SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYD 50 June IJI HESSENSTEIM (LLOYD) 11/11 Ml BRAUNSCHWEIG 'HAPAC ?5 II Jul, t Calls Alexandra Bilbao To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohama No< HAMBURG (HAPAC UEIFEMSTEIM (LLOYO)
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      213 2 I j CHIPS lying alongside the Sin- fapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Corfu 1/2, i Steel Artisan 4 5. Tourcoing 6A. Abbekerk 6 7. Benvenue 8 9, Mad- ras Maru 10 11. Benvrackie 13 14. i Menve Lloyd 15 IC. Bali 18. Lene- verett 19. Perak N.
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    new system of school registration in force now
    35 3 new system of school registration in force now Thurs. "i iv«isentry Stagag i-om--rd. tton ha.> ie delay :i pre- rird out April regisn diffor the breams j d under :ion IIU date 01 ■iOunret :r.ade
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    DUTCH COMPANY SEEKS CLOSER TRADE TIES WITH MALAYA
    102 3 DUTCH COMPANY SEEKS CLOSER TRADE TIES WITH MALAYA gINGAPORE, Thurs. A Dutch cereal manufacturing company with 12 years trade relations with Singapore and Malaya is now making efforts to foster closer trade ties with this area. Secure Mr. \v. Franck. sales executive of Royal Mills of Laan Bros. Ltd. said
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    SECRETARY MAGGIE AND HUBBY 'S.C.' ARE OFF FOR STUDIES IN BRITAIN
    87 3 SECRETARY MAGGIE AND HUBBY 'S.C.' ARE OFF FOR STUDIES IN BRITAIN MARGARET and her husband. .Mr. S. C. Lim left Singapore for Britain on the Oranje to better themselves. Margaret is to take a course in secretarial practice. Husband "S.C" contemplates on settling for a law course. Accompanying them is
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    PINEAPPLE COSTS A PADI PLANTER $5O
    72 3 PINEAPPLE COSTS A PADI PLANTER $5O rTEMERLOH. Thurs.— A fresh M pineapple cost a padi planter. Akil bin Awang Itam. 22, $50 in the magistrate's court. That was the fine imposed on Akil when he pleaded guilty to stealing the fruit from a plantation in Kampong Belengu. The court was
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    A CHECK-UP NOW BEFORE A JOB FOR ALL
    84 3 A CHECK-UP NOW BEFORE A JOB FOR ALL I KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Almost all big commercial firms here now insist that new employees should get a "clean bill of health" from a doctor before they are taken on. In nearly all cases, employers pay for their new staff to be
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    Woman on gambling charge fined S2OO
    53 3 JOHORE BAIIRU. Thurs. Wong Kim Pah was lined $200 in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday for permitting her house to be used for gaming purposes. She pleaded for leniency on the ground that her husband is a TB patient and that she had five
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    Town says presence of big herd of hungry elephants a good sign
    149 3 Town says presence of big herd of hungry elephants a good sign KLJAX IXTAX. Thursday. 4 BIG herd <>!' elephants Ikis been reported rooming near Klian Intan. The herd was List seen in the Telok Ayrara area, about six miles from Kliiin Intan town. The herd, it Ls estimated, comprises
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    Ferry to Rhio to bring a windfall to
    263 3 110 tourist launch owners in harbour By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Thurs. pERRY to Rhio which will be a regular service once the tourist trade starts in the Rhio Islands* will bring a boom to Singapore watercraft plying. And local operators of
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    The Malayan take-over of top jobs in the forces 'satisfactory'
    256 3 The Malayan take-over of top jobs in the forces 'satisfactory' I^UALA LUMPUR. 1Y Thurs. The takeover by Malayans of top jobs in the armed forces from British officers was going on satisfactorily, the Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, said in Parliament. He was replying to Inchc Ahmad Boestamum iSFSetapak)
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    Two-week fun fair
    33 3 KUALA KANGSAR. Thurs. The Ex-Security Forces Association of Malaya will hold a two-week fun fair on the polo ground here beginning on Saturday, to raise money for its building fund.
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    Working on flies
    27 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Three top men of the Institute of Medical Research, including its senior entomologist, are tackling the fly problem in Cameron Highlands.
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    MISSIONARY IS ACCUSED OF 'OUTRAGE' BID
    84 3 MISSIONARY IS ACCUSED OF 'OUTRAGE' BID OINGAPORE, Thurs. A >3 missionary, Gnanamuthu Dixon James, was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with using criminal force on the wife of an R.A.F. personnel. Mrs. Sylvia Brook, "with intent to outrage her modesty." The offence was alleged to have been committed in
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    New shipping man
    30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr. T.L. Beagley has been appointed the new shipping adviser to the CommissionerGeneral for Smith-East A.sia and the British High Commissioner in Kuala Lumpur.
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    Shell man will study market
    66 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs— A Singapore chemical engineer Dr Richard Hu Tsu Tau, of tfle Shell Company here has gone to Borneo to study the production and marketing operations of nis company there. A graduate of the University of California and Birmingham University, Dr. Hu had been
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    A new president
    33 3 IPOH. Thurs.— Mrs. Ng Yok Hing. wife of a private medical practitioner was installed the npw president of the Inner Wheel Club here by the past president. Mrs, Lilian Cockram.
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    'KILLER' ROAD MAY SOON BE ELIMINATED
    117 3 'KILLER ROAD MAY SOON BE ELIMINATED KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.v What |i probably the most rl;i gtTous itKtdl of main trunk road in the cou:itry may be eliminated nwi. H l- the 28 mile.> of narrow, twisting highway which snakes between the Perak-Selannor border town ol Tanjong Malim and Trolak. At
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      114 3 >°° MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 2O ft/CK FOCWS Ct/CK fSf < y v ¥:-w.:- ■>:■:■ d7 first Roll! LIGHT B^2^ -"^P^^SOV fpQ I >— s 3 Thumb ***** AjMiir.Mi^fr s> I IMSCOUNT FOR CASH) v.rnts A Serrice Station TITHES DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. M.ddlc
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      198 3 BORGWARD Unmatched for Comfort, Economy Performance sssr^^ I "4Mb* t> i i HOME DELIVERY SCHEME i,^k^ IN OPERATION. VS^^ >s, I HIRE-PURCHASE TERMS y> VvJ 1 AVAILABLE. V 1 ASIA MOTOR CO., UMITEDrN 1 Orchord Rood, Smgopore. Kuato Lumpur Bmnrr. ASIA MOTOR I CO., LTD., 17, Buk.t B.atong Roar:, Penarvj
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    Gaitskell HAS to go or this is the end of the Labour Party
    823 4  -  DOUGLAS BROWN SQUABBLES AND MORE SQUABBLES... NOW THE UNIONS THREATEN TO BREAK 0FF... 50 TIME HAS COME FOR THE SUPREME SELF-SACRIFICE By LONDON. THURSDAY 'pHE time has come for Mr. Hugh (iaitskell to make the supreme self-sacrifice.
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    Getting the 'American look' without fuss or frills
    439 4  - Getting the 'American look' without fuss or frills ANN DAVIDSON By T ONDON, Thurs. Someone threw a real teaser my way the other day. She said: "How does one look American?" As I am an American I found it hard to answer that question. But when I had gotten around
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    Top Huk capture
    15 4 MANILA T- J j memb-r <if tktl muni .tpturec i j raid
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    UNKNOWN
    18 4 NEW YORK. ft*, eral I '#M| a -epi^c 1 (ion of tl. I o«ai foreigner >- :jhi tie.
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      84 4 She's found the answer f^# FOR THOS[ IE SIRE HoyRS SHn ORDERED f V r""~ Bf sure you get by plating an order boh Fill in the form below and post it to H Manager, Times House, River Valley Road Sinf** half-yearly subscription to HER N^ w WORLD will be
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    FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE TROPHIES ATTRACT A LARGE CROWD OF ADMIRERS AT ROBINSON'S
    130 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A steady stream of people -topped in Raffles Place to look at the coveted prizes tor the Free Prc.^ Cycle Race on Sunday now on display In the showroom ot Robin>on>. The priz* > which
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    New 'star' strippers still rake in the money at top secret shows for rich patrons
    124 5  - New 'star' strippers still rake in the money at top secret shows for rich patrons R. G. PILLAI r SINGAPORE, Thur«. >NAL striptease shows are being -wry m S ht in three residential I been taken oil several "towkav" iy the racket which raked in ntiiy ka the H ?d
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    BUS-MAN IS ORDERED TO SUPPORT WIFE, CHILD
    74 5 BUS-MAN IS ORDERED TO SUPPORT WIFE, CHILD SINGAPORE. Thurs. A bus conductor was ordered by a magistrate to pay S5O monthly towards the maintenance of his wife and child, now in her custody. Tay Swec Leong of the Singapore Traction Company was alleged to have failed to maintain his wife,
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    New UMNO branch
    18 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.Datin Fatimah bintr Haji Abdul Majid has opened the UMNO branch at Masai.
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    Secondary students to get bus passes—and right to special rates
    158 5 Secondary students to get bus passes— and right to special rates SINGAPORE, Thursday. §ECO\DAKY school students here will be issued with passes by the Ministry of Education to enable them to travel at concession rates in S.T.C. buses as from July 1. Students between the ages r of 16 and
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      228 5 DO YOU KNOW YOUR OLD RADIO CAN BE CONVERTED TO STEREO t BLUE SPOT STEREO UNIT TYPE 4599 THIS STEREO UNIT WILL CONVERT ANY MAKE OF RADIO OR RADIOGRAM FOR PLAYING OF STEREO RECORDS. f IHcase consult the Sole Agents:MatSPj KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. 122-124. ORCHARD ROAD S POM
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      315 5 [DIARY of TODAY'S 1 EVENTS JMMSTRY in CILTtRK: Prte lilni shows at Killiney Road Pel Chai School. Trafalgar' Estate 1 Fulau Semakau 7 pm INFORMATION SERVICE OF INDIA: Free film show at India Ho^.e. 31 Orange Hoad. 5 pm ROTARY CUB OF SDCGA-POKF-WEST: Luncheon meetme r Princes Blue Room l
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      WHAT'S WRONG WITH TABLE-TENNIS IN SINGAPORE ?
      352 6 WHAT'S WRONG WITH TABLE-TENNIS IN SINGAPORE There has been a steady decline in the standard of table-tenn,s during the past tew years. This was amply proved by a toa-M of youngsters from Ipoh la>r \car wrv "swept'" through ll length and breadth of our State without meeting a single te.vn
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      CALL FOR A NATIONAL SPORTS STADIUM
      145 6 Since the pecple"s government came into power it has promisee u 5 a National Theatre and a National Theatre fund has been started. Recently, an Art Gallery was promised but nothing was mentioned about a SPORTS STADIUM. Is the Art Cillery more important than
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      AN HOUR FASTER
      54 6 I was shocked the other day when the time announced by Radio Singapore was an hour too fast. It was a Friday and the time was actually 5 p.m. but it wns announced as 6 p.m. I hope that that particular announcer will be more careful in
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    An ambitious and hard-working Helen wins a much-coveted award to study the art she loves
    1023 6  -  ANTOINETTE i E9 SHE'S KEEN STUDENT OF EASTERN DANCING WE don't have many ballet students in Singapore going abroad on scholarships to study dancing, so it becomes an occasion for rejoicing when one does get
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    'Mute-growl' Nel swings his Rockin' Chair... with pep and drive
    281 6  -  Jonathan Russellj RECORD REVIEW, -by i ROCKIV CHAIR. The Nelson Williams Quartet. Exactly like you. My blue heaven. Perfidia, 1 cried for you, Roekin' chair, Ain't misbehavin'. Blue moon, Besame mucho. You made me love you, Cocktails for two, All
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      543 6 You can hand in your small ad. to any ttne of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS Cold Storage <M) Ltd-, II Taaah Rata. IPOH row Storage (M) L'd., 1-5 Clare Street. KLANG Cold Storage <M) Ltd-, N New Road. KOTA IHARU Cold Storag* (M) Ltd., 1167
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      17 6 ENGAGEMENT RINGS Particularly interesting are the Diamonds. U.S. de SUVA JtweiUrs 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Tel: *****
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      133 6 Come See th IJpp .exhibition £LjL*> feS^ rt MALAYAN V>\^—-X^^ Yo«'r« t«re to i*4 !T I We do >cc«n| I Orient Cvs< I 108, ORCHARD ROAD, TEL: I (Opens from Monday to Saturd«v I |PT Dine, Drink and IV in coo* H cosy comfort 1 E3 ADELPHI GRILL The ct>
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      44 6 Musical quiz QUR ghost personality was Tommy Steele. Winner of two Philips EP records is S^^^^w^"^^^Mohamed Ali, 119 Nel- ■pt^^ son Road, Singapore 4. lp^> flr 5888: A /jmß^C- Tf *fmß tery star on the right. Address entries to Free &sl^ S pore 9.
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      281 7 THE NEW 7 t «u. ■'TS^Si' sSiiSPi fN a<l (J1 well-known ran-e of Pre.stcold -V^y»: Sl^T <r 'Jnr nh lld rHnKfrul^- incorporates the New Pre.stcold !iL JSK» %3mSs ?1/ miniHpr «"tary Compressor with 111 th H.P. split#r te-^^^^ l. K molor only half the normal current. *T dt a l
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  • FREE PRESS Modern Homes SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT
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      A MALA YAN STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE IS AT LAST ON THE WAY
      548 7  - A MALA YAN STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE IS AT LAST ON THE WA Y HARRY CHIA Polytechnic department: It may be evolved by some of Singapore's own students BY A MODERN home should express the personality of its owner and give an indication of the type of people who live in
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      MORE SUBURBAN HOMES GOING UP
      34 7 ONE of o series of semi-detached terrace houses being completed in a suburban housing estate in Singapore. Housing estates providing hire-purchase terms sue mushrooming in the city s suburbs
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      A NEW COAT OF PAINT FOR YOUR HOME? BE BOLD AND ORIGINAL FOR A PLEASING RESULT
      752 8 A NEW COAT OF PAINT FOR YOUR HOME? BE BOLD AND ORIGINAL FOR A PLEASING RESULT THERE is a thrill about painting in exclusive colours colours that stamp your personality on your home because they are always yours and nobody else's. In the painting of your walls you can make
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      Modern furnishings -for only $2O a month
      257 8 Modern furnishings -for only $2O a month NOT long ago, when people in Singapore and Malaya bought new furniture for their homes and offices, all they looked for was that it should be long-lasting. Design and colour did not matter. Furniture styles became dull and uninteresting. Then when tall, beautifully
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      Try the Vono way fOr deep, peaceful sleep
      677 8 Try the Vono way f Or deep, peaceful sleep THE MANY NEW FEATURES MA MATTRESSES BIGGEST DRA OF FURNITURE TRADES EXHIBIT!! VONO products caused a stir at the recent annual Furniture Trades Exhibition in London. Once again the Vono stand stole the show with their beds and mattresses, which this
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      The ideal tropical home for S'pore
      114 9 "THIS is my essay of a tropical regional contemporary home/' says Mr. Kee Yeap, head of the Department of Architecture »nd Building, Singapore Polytechnic. This two-storey four-bed-room house is neat, well-venti-lated, unostentatious and fits snugly into the surrounding landscape. The house forms part of
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      422 9 FOR FUN— A BARBECUE IN BACKYARD RIGHT now is the time to consider outdoor eating. For surely the simplest parties are those that are given In the garden. No ash on the carpet no elaborate tablelaying no seating plans less effort, less washing up and MORE MIXING. Bidden last wee:;
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      FOR TSU-MING-A U.S. BRIDGE DESIGN PRlft
      780 10 A soldier at 12, he now holds a responsible post with U.S. highway department TRAVELLERS on America's highways of the future may not be aware of it, but their safety and driving comfort could be due in part to the work of a young
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      Turn your house over to a furniture expert -it's cheaper in long run
      245 11 Turn your house over to a furniture expert -it's cheaper in long run FOR AS LITTLE AS $3,000 YOU CAN OUTFIT EVERY ROOM in snii P are er their ntractors t U rn hin^ and nor fa pinion 01 Peh, as:tr of the .niture one of furniture .rupore. because realising
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      A firm that is helping to change the face of modern Singapore
      285 12 A firm that is helping to change the face of modern Singapore 'FHE Singapore Trading Company is proud that a has played its part to provide lowcost housing tor Singapore's growing population. The company, iounded in 1955 with Mr. Sean Boon Heng as managing director, has been responsible for an
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      KEEP OUT THE HE AT, PROTECT YOUR HOME- WITH KIRSCH
      192 12 KEEP OUT THE HE AT, PROTECT YOUR HOME- WITH KIRSCH QNE of the best known names in the Venetian blind business is Kirsch SunAire. It all started back in 1907 when C. \V. Kirsch invented the light and strong flat curtain rod and then went on to perfect the manufacturing
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      POPULAR CHOICE FOR KEEPING COOL
      297 12 POPULAR CHOICE FOR KEEPING COOL AIR CONDITIONER AND FRIDGE FOR THE IDEAL SPORE HOME \yHAT are the chief j requirements of the ideal Singapore home? The chief engineer of Climate Engineering, Ltd. I Alexandra Road, gives this reply: "An airconditioner that refreshes the housewife and a refrigerator that keeps food
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      A novel plastic way to gayer wall decoration in your home
      755 13 A novel plastic way to gayer wall decoration in your home CONTACT- NO PAINTS OR BRUSHES HEEDED: YOU JUST STICK IT ON LET THE CHILDREN SCRIBBLE IT CLEANS SO EASILY ...,r k.Ul.v.. ..ted redecorating? Is the table worn and scratchHave the children ruined the dining room tab"e and scribbl|a u
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      A 'GARDEN SUBURB' WITHIN EASY OF CITY
      229 13 A 'GARDEN SUBURB' WITHIN EASY OF CITY p. development of Kimlin Park Estate at Paterson Road, undertake, hv the well-known firm of housing developers, Messrs. Yat fc» li,,n, Co Ltd. of SinwawjLnowpnK^infrt one of its kind in Singapore which is situated in a busy town area and yet enjoys the
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      SHROFFS-FIRM THAT BEGAN BUSINESS 14 YEARS AGO AND NOW HAS 5 BRANCHES
      280 14 SHROFFS-FIRM THAT BEGAN BUSINESS 14 YEARS AGO AND NOW HAS 5 BRANCHES MR. I. B. SHROFF, who came to Singapore 14 years ago and started a business dealing in carpets, electric fans, and sewing machines, has now five branch offices in Malaya and expects to set up another three soon.
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    A family of 16 flee to Macao: They reject a chance to start life anew in Communist China
    196 15  - A family of 16 flee to Macao: They reject a chance to start life anew in Communist China CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE. Thursday b€M ior the Lei iamily who, unlike many other In- i hinese, have chosen that Portugese colony for their new K m pi, iVrencc to Red
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    Girl seeks fame
    219 15 Susan, 22 hopes to break into world of fashion PAYA LEBAR. Thurs. A Singapore model and travel agent's representative left here yesterday with hopes of making a break into the world of fashions as a model. But 22-year-old Miss Susan Khoh has not made up her mind
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    Four more sites picked for Work Brigade
    177 15 Four more sites picked for Work Brigade SINGAPORE, Thurs.The Singapore Government has selected four more camp sites tor the Work Brigade. The sites are at Jurong 13 2 mis. Bukit Kaki off Jalan Eunos, Sembawang Road 14th mis. and Tanjong Kling. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M.
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    The typewriter sales war hots up as more use the machine
    149 15  - The typewriter sales war hots up as more use the machine HARRY CHIA By SINGAPORE, Thurs THE increasing use of typewriters in the business, social and technical fields has induced typewriter manufacturers to do constant research to improve their machines. Competition among the manuiacturers was also becoming hotter, said Mr.
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    WEEK'S TOUR OF RAUB FOR PAHANG SULTAN
    66 15 WEEK'S TOUR OF RAUB FOR PAHANG SULTAN RAUB. Thurs. The Sultan of Pahang toured Raub district for a week. During the tour he opened a new Balai Raya built with a grant of $3,000 from the Social Welfare Lotteries Board. He advised the people to co-operate with the Government, work
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    Bi-lingual answers
    35 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Government here set precedent by answering in Rumi written questions in Rumi submitted by members of the Parliament. Questions submitted for written answers in English were answered in English.
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    Claim for income tax dismissed
    58 15 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— In the Supreme Court here, Mr. Justice Neal dismissed a claim brought by the Comptroller of Income Tax against Chan Guan for $30,924.05 being assessed tax for the years 1950 to 1956. Chan Guan, a shopkeeper, was represented by Mr. Paramjotny Inche
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    MOTORING CLUB CHAIRMAN HAILS MOVE TO CURB EXHAUST FUME MENACE ON THE ROADS
    167 15 MOTORING CLUB CHAIRMAN HAILS MOVE TO CURB EXHAUST FUME MENACE ON THE ROADS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore Mr Milton Tan. praised both the Singapore and Federation Governments lor taking action to stop the exhaust fumes menace on the roads. "It is heartening to note
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    A PMIP division
    28 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Pan Malayan Islamic Party Singapore* will officially set up its religious section— Dewan Ulama Pas— ln Jalan Eunos orT^ Saturday 2.30 p.m.
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    STUDENTS HARASS GARDENS CHIEF
    158 15 STUDENTS HARASS GARDENS CHIEF SINGAPORE, ThursSecondary school children in botany or nature studies are finding that a rose by any other name just throws them off the scent. When the teacher orders the class to bring him hibiscus plants or frangipani flowers, the pupils scratcn their heads and dash to
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    The naval miss on prize tour finds our local food so complicated
    111 15 The naval miss on prize tour finds our local food so complicated CINGAPORE, Thurs'Asian food is so complicated. said 20--year-old Miss Pamela Nixon, a leading cook in the Australian Navy. Miss Nixon arrived her* from Australia aft*»r winning first prize in the K<d Cross Queen Competition, in Darwin. The prize—
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    All cyclists...check your numbers to wear in Sunday's big race
    2237 16 All cyclists... check your numbers to wear in Sunday's big race rpHESE are the num- bers to be worn by competitors in the Free Press Cycle Race on Sunday. Cyclists must collect them at Times House today or tomorrow between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Bring your cycle with you.
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      281 16 BORN today, you have a i progress. Accompli.sh important fiery and impulsive na- wor k in a sno:t time, ture. You desire, and must libra (Sept. 24-Oci. 23) have, excitement and Your best da of the week B^m change. Unless you are con- a ,7 active f our w ««k
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      IT'S A GOOD EXPRESSION, BUT FOR CHILDREN ACTION SHOTS ARE BEST
      114 17 IT'S A GOOD EXPRESSION, BUT FOR CHILDREN ACTION SHOTS ARE BEST BIG SMILE." (above) The expression is good. However the centre of picture is darker than the rest, so top area should be burnt in. Baby's picture will be better if you show her doing something. "WATER BABY" (left). Distortion
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      'Oil in life of S'pore' photo contest offers wide choice of subjects
      473 17 'Oil in life of S'pore' photo contest offers wide choice of subjects SAMPAN The Print is .rainy, caused either by developing i.n nonline grain developer or having used a too fast film The subject is loo centred. This is where the law of the Third' comes ui. Rnp >our Wlfar
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      Each week the Camera Coach comments on YOUR pictures
      189 17 ..ivni v TIB There is storytelling here. The wolf;,h k trviiiK to cross the stream and Ike expression V hi* fu, indi ates fear of fallinu. That much it is. tLFiJ^WtoS™ are plentiful. Salon judges, part.B rLiones are n^ver in favour
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      63 17 POLAROID I LAND CAMERAS nri Snap to Print in GO seconds 1 POLAROID r^y I era 'gWIL W "'■^'^#""lll,l J POLAROID I 5282/- (Fed.). from all leading photographic dealers. Tit most adfs/ancecJ MOVIE PROJECTOR /or ¥/ie home/ /L Sankyo ■Aim 8-sp '*C~^fk** 1 n r |„n s fIZ-lS"""-BrV ,-Ta^M •^u-SniihH
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      201 17 KONICA F A 1/2000 SECOND SPEED FOCAL PLANE SHUTTER ON A SINGLE LENS REFLEX CAMERA Jt im Th c focol plonc shutter •'^l KONICA F operates by vcrticol sy> oction ot its metol von?* Th« > 1 N i metal vanes ore 6. 100mm in t^ s thickness and arc
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    Three athletic records smashed a R.A.F. Seletar annual sports meeting
    481 18  - Three athletic records smashed a R.A.F. Seletar annual sports meeting DAVID BARTLETT By SELETAR, Thursday THREE station records were broken here yesterday at the R.A.F. Seletar athletic championships. In the 220 yards Cpl. Sperring of Technical Wing returned a time of 23.3 sec. Other records were set in the 120
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    A narrow win for Army
    267 18 A narrow win for Army Army 4 Indians 2 T ALAN BESAR, ThUTS.j -In a keenly con- j tested SAFA Premier League match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Army just managed to beat the Indians. The Army had the game won only alter the interval. They had to concede an
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    Austria rally
    20 18 OSLO. Thurs. Austria beat Norway 2-1 after bring one down at half-time in an international soccer match. —Renter.
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    Lock icon Gumma trounced
    13 18 TOKYO, Thurs.—A visiting Roumanian handball team beat Gumma Prefecture 24-11 Reuter
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    TWO AIRMEN OF SELETAR WHO MET WITH SUCCESS
    26 18 BOTH were among the winners yesterday at Seletar LAC BLACK WOOD 120 yds hurdles CPL. NORRINGTON 440 yards
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    Winger Lee Ban Kit stars for Bramtoco
    204 18 Bramtoco 6; H.K. Bank "A" 4. FARRER PARK, Thurs.— Lee Ban Kit was the match winner. Bankers took the lead in the 35th. minute when Mahmud mossed the ball to Percy Peters to net. Immediately after this, Lee Ban Kit passed the ball
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    Siak So Walt best performence of the day at Raffles meeting
    564 18 HUNDREDS turned up yestenlav al Ihe I^Wk I Raffles Girls' School held on Ihe Raffles "Si"" 1 I So Wah, who was the A Division champion was th I \eoh Saw Chen* was 13 Division champkm. I There was
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    132 18 <»lass Factory Eveready RIVER VALLEY, Thlltt Eveready. the favour! went down to Gl I in this S.B.H.F.A. I and Cup group imal I: a narrow victory for Glass vocken In the inst half I sides tried hard to open scoring but were unlu Tne ice Vit broken In d
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      419 18 i55~6"~6d67JPRODENT TOOTHPASTE JACKPOT COMPETITION Competition No. 4 Closing Date: 31st. July, 1960 Ist. prize NEW 1960 FORD AN6LIA 2nd PRIZE $2,000/- cash I 3rd PRIZE $1,000/- cash Plus many consolation prizes of Evening in Paris Perfume Gramophone Records etc. SEND IN THIS HALF REMEMBER THEBF K OF THF POnnPKJT >v
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    RACE FINISHES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    92 19 Day. June 22. H^H H Going: Firm. <K W n by: -k. Time: Imin. a "»v. ---am F Timr: I Aht 7F W '■>: Si. I. lime: .mi,, (i 4/5. Ci. 5. Div. 2—:> '.F Won bv I 1 ii. Un *> r Hon by.
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    American pair take the course in their stride
    68 19 DUBLIN. Thursday. 4 KN'OLD PALMER, the American master goiter A in d open champion, and 'Slamming'* Sam Snead strengthened their claim as favourites tor the Canada Cup world championship with .some tprrific eolf at Portmarnock. here yesterday. HA -J, their final practice
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    Rugby tourists
    34 19 ROCKHAMPTOM (Quornsland', Thurs. Thv French Rugby League tourinp team fought off a storming weondhalf comeback by Central Queensland to win 13-8 last niKht. The French Ide were leadIng 13-0 at half-time. Renter.
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    A GOOD DAY FOR BARRATT WITH A WINNING DOUBLE
    869 19  -  ALLAN LEWIS i See How They Ran -By £EN BARRATT had a successful day at Kuala Lumpur races yesterday when he rode a winning double Talent in the first race and Fire Power in Race Four. But they were "arm chair"
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    67 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Army team to meet Indian Association in the Singapore Cricket Association tournament league match on Sunday at Nee Soon Garrison ground will be:A. J. M. Perkine. P. S. D. Griffin 'captain). D. Keech. M. Morgan, R. A. Bowles C. R. Goodall. S.
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    51 19 RAFFLES BEAT ST. JOSEPH'S BRAS BASAH, Thurs. Raffles Institution beat St. Josephs Institution by 50 runs at a City District InterSchool cricket match played on the SJI fluid here yesterday. R.1.: 122 'Peter Khor 43. Soon Seng 26ret. Westerhout 5-24". S.J.I. 72 <Singam 29 A. Chan 13 Westerhout 12 Rahim
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    176 19 S.T.C 2; Sime Darby 1. FARRER PARK, Thurs. Singapore Traction Company must thank goalkeeper Rasiman. He displayed brilliant technique to save the 'impossible' shots from state player Sutton. Without him, Traction Company would not have smelt success. Traction's opener came in the 15th minute. Avtar Singh
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      320 19 '^>^«5v c *^Sc "-4 2. One role, quite separate (ft*, fl MZ IP p HH I 5. This is measuerd in erg^ I I I W^^ II UmmjJ -jJ or hours! (4*. MBl flPsj IHE rajgH 7. How the char can be thrown H^L JBL— H SHI j3H HH| across
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      41 19 SINGAPORE JH TODAY: 11.05 a.m. and 10.12 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.40 a.m. and 10.46 p.m. SATURDAY: 12.14 p.m. and 11.20 p.m. SUNDAY: 12.48 p.m. and 11.55 p.m. MONDAY: 1.20 p.m. TUESDAY: 0.32 a.m. and 1.54 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1.09 a.m. and 2.26 p.m.
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    Shocks for Kent, then they slam 371 runs
    554 20 Shocks for Kent, then they slam 371 runs LONDON, Thursday. SPLENDID knock of 159 by Bob Wilson and another of 155 by Arthur Phebey helped Kent declare at 371 for four in their English county cricket championship match with Glamorgan. Earlier they had lost two quick wickets when they batted
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    Singapore four points up, and looking fit for a clean sweep
    430 20 Singapore four points up, and looking fit for a clean sweep If OUR clear victories at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night assured Singapore of a place in the south zone final of the Foong Seong (up. Tonight thev will complete the fixture against Negri Semhilan, but on form the
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    Youghal Bridge goes best in quiet day on Kuala Lumpur track
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