The Singapore Free Press, 25 June 1960

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    Masthead
    18 1 !HE NEWSPAPER EVERVRnnv S TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    BOMB BID ON A PRESIDENT
    196 1 B OMB BID ON A PRESIDENT All armed forces recalled to barracks and the tanks are out on the streets DYNAMITE-PACKED CAR EXPLODES BY REMOTE CONTROL AS VENEZUELAN HEAD DRIVES THROUGH CAPITAL: THREE DIE AS THE CAR BURNS OUT I CARACAS, Saturday. HAT Romulo Betancourt, 32-year-old leftwinger who look Min
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    Cut in buffer stock provided in new tin pact
    268 1 Cut in buffer stock provided in new tin pact v YORK. Sat— e United Nu:onsoreti conof tin produced consuming unanimoused a new tail tin negotia-M-mri! will In London for I, 1961. tiflcatton by te countries changed n .t floor ol v T3O ton of tin. the size of >tock in
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    Lock icon Coup fears
    109 1 Venezuelan workers were reported organising for a flash national strike last night in the event of political opponents of the regime seizing the opportunity to try to stage a coup. All the' Ministers in President Betancourt's cabinet were reported standing by at the Miraflores Palace, which was surrounded
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    NO CANCER FEARS FOR BACCY CHEWERS
    97 1 NO CANCER FEARS FOR BACCY CHEWERS ONDON, Sat To- bacco chewers are safe trom stomacii cancer as far as is known, according to the British Medical Journal. A reader asks: "Is there any known connection between tobacco-chewing and gastric cancer?" In reply the journal says: 'There is no evidence of
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    Royal visit to base
    19 1 CALIFORNIA. Sat. The Kin^ of Thailand inspected missile installations at the Vandenberg Air Force Base.
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    Nasser goes home
    14 1 ALEXANDRIA, Sat. President Nasser arrived here after a visit to Yugoslavia.
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    Photographer fined $300 for taking picture of a Pretoria funeral
    149 1 Photographer fined $300 for taking picture of a Pretoria funeral PRETORIA, Saturday. A PRESS photographer \\;is lined £.T> A (Ms3oo) or three months' imprisonment for taking photographs of the funeral of executed persons without written permission of the Director of Prisons. The conviction was believed to be the first on
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    Emperor's support
    18 1 ADDIS ABABA. Sat. Emperor Haile Selassie yesterday gave his personal backing to sanctions against South Africa.
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    Chile: New tremors
    19 1 Chile New tremors SANTIAGO, Sat.— Two new tremors rocked tho Chilean city of Valdivia but no casualties were reported.
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    Egg thrown at mayor
    45 1 NIAGABA FALLS (Ontario). Sat— An unidentified man. thought to be a Lithuanian refugee, barged through a ben of plain-clothes police officers here and threw a raw e««* at the visiting mayor of Moscow, Mr. Nikoh Bobrovalfcov, hitting him in the neck.
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    'Ingemar shivered when we clinched' says tearaway Patterson
    826 1  -  DESMOND HACKETT Tho IflMftlr nut" the camera captures the moment in I lIC IVIIUuiV"UUI- SLOW MOTION THE END OF A CHAMPION By NEW YORK. Saturday TWENTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD Floyd Patterson, who came tack from nowhere to an eternity of fame, told me an astonishing
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    Just not cricket...
    32 1 HONG KONG, Sat —Abdul Aziz Rum.iahn. a former Hong Kong cricket captain, was sentenced to three years gaol on charges of having corruptly offered money to a government official.
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    Death of lightship
    32 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— The welcoming beacon of the world's busiest harbour Ambrose lightship- was rammed by a freighter in dense fog and sank at its achorage oil New York.
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    STOP PRESS
    14 1 STOCK EXCHANCt 1 VJ,,. I'l I t*l m m i i P
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    Backstroke record
    32 1 LAS ANGLLES. Sat —Lynn Burke (United States j be.»i the official world record I'jr tin- women's 200 metre.- backstroke with a time of two minutes 36 3 wcondl here yesterday.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Malayan Fund manager* prices today buying $140 and selling $1.48 s. cond Malayan Fund manager's prices buying $1 07 and selling $1 13
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    Sharp rise in Treasury Bills of no help to gilts in the London stock markets
    211 2 Sharp rise in Treasury Bills of no help to gilts in the London stock markets LONDON. Sat yHE London stork 1 markets finished the week somewhat uncertain further reflecting Thursday's credit restriction moves but towards the close yesterday. leading industrial equities attracted cheap buyers and I many were able to
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    Show brings the orders
    89 2 \M\ >ORR: British automomie 11l ««M sales o: British lorries and commercial vehicles to the U.S. to < :mrea>e by more than SMIS mi:: \rar u a re.>.:it of BrU Exhibition here Mr. R A. B. Learovd. Presio: the Association, reportec. 'ha* exhMtors a r the
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    WALL STREET
    134 2 Motors fall despite improvement in June car sales NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday closed irregular with mostly fractional Changes cither wav. An irregular tendency was noted In morning trading with sentiment affected by a mixed business new* background and weekend considerations By midday the list showed well divided
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    AMSTERDAM
    43 2 No demand for internationals AMSTERDAM were Inclined lower reacting to local profit-taking in front of the weekend and the absence of foreign buying. Trading irts small. Shippings ;v.iri state loans were qr.ie: and slightly lower. Am plantation! Amsterdam Rubber was lomewhat better
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    METALS
    74 2 London tin ruled steady with moderately active dealings in mart LONDON. Sat. Apart from ft slight narrowing In the ba< <- wardation the tin marice r ruled .steauy. Dealing* were moderately active. fair amount of continent enquiry was noted but overnight U.S. demand was auiet. Trade quarters said copper
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG. Friday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Toaay H. <fc S. Banking Corporation $1,215 $1,300 Bales sales Union Ins. CaWOU $94.50 $95.5U sales sales Wheelock Maiden 7.u:> 7.10 salfs s.i]e> H Kui.g phone $3fi.i;o sij^.t sales t Dairy Farm ,V Cold Storage $2900 $-_>B.to sales
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    British bank rate is up and Exchange is less active
    385 2 British bank rate is up and Exchange is less active PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS I SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE MALAYAN Stock Exchange yesterday was less active, one feature which might have contributed to this being the raising of the British bank
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    DIVIDENDS
    60 2 Bertam Consolidated LONDON: Bertam Consolidated Rubber declared a dividend oi 17' per cent for the year to March 31, 1960 agaiii.sf 15 per cent. Dividend payable Aug. 12 Trading profit totalled £126,--389 ugainst £52,500 before taxation of £53.000 afiainst £12.430 Escot Rubber Estate LONDON: Escot Rubber E-.taies announced ;m
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    EARNINGS
    22 2 Shelford Rubber Estate LONDON: Shelford Rubber Estate profit icr the year to December 31. 1959. 'totalled £29.600 against £12.849 in 1958.
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    LOOK-AROUND
    107 2 South Perak Rubber LONDON: South Perak Rubber Syndicate Limited board of directors announced that the rights issue of 30.000 shares of £1 each at 55 shillings per share has been fully subscribed. Applications for excess shares have received allotment on the following basis: nil to 99 shares applied for
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  • Round the Wprid Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      110 2 LONDON June M. Previous Touav hUBBER No. 1 KS!> c i.l. European oorts June unnuot< I inquofed July IS 1 !0 o.*>? RUBBER No. 1' RSS Spot Mi HI RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Houie Ttrms July Aus >6 J ,fi 3*>1 TONE B.in y steady alu
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      New York Prices
      54 2 NEW YORK. June 24. Previous Indav TIN Straits spot 101.87 RUBBER Futures July 43 1". K Sept 41 •1.80 SALES: 53 lots. TONE Barely steady. No. 1 RSS July tanned ones 44 43! COFFEE: Futures B Contract July 36 20 36 -V"> At>ove prices yaoted In U.a>.
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      Dow Jones Averages
      37 2 NEW YORK. June 24. Previous Iiiriay 30 Industrials fi47ii 647.01 :o Railroads 143.15 in Th 40 Domestic Bonds 82 71 82 8*. 15 Utilities »2 S3 65 Stocks Composite Averages 212.19 21 J J3
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      U.S. Pepper
      34 2 Malahar spo 1 and afloat* 83, nhipment 6.V Uimport sj>o* nrd atU-..--6-V June shipm.'nt ti.Y MttßtOk i afloatj 88, June ihipment. *>• wlltra, ex-dock A-.'.t. ortcca jiiOted ir: L s>. .en:» I pci
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      82 2 LONDON. June M. Previous Tudat COPRA Philippine* C.I f. U.K. North European port* delivered weight per long ton July Sl*- $I*> GOPRA. Straits c it. UK./North European port* deli* vered wikht Der long ton July Sept. 70 COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports in bulk per
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    RUBBER
    99 2 Lower Eastern advices force a fall in opening prices LONDON. Sat. Lower Eastern advices brought priors down at the opening but values for near positions were difficult to as>ess as opinions varied regarding the situation arising from Liverpool doekworkers strike. Caution predominated. however, and tellers quoted reservedly. The market
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    Barely steady
    98 2 The dote m barely steac\ with near terminal positions a half penny and aiMant a farthing per pound lower on the day. Registrations in the settlement house un Thursday totalled 260 tons of number seven contract. JAKARTA: There were no significant developments and i he market closed very
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    UP l6 DOWN 11 UNCHANGED 150
    904 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Friday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Alex, trick! Cros .N) .90 .90 At;as Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petro! 50- 50'B.v. Trustees 5.25 525 Con. T>n SmCit. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Crds. 51 Si/Ftdtral Dispensary 1.57''.- 1.65 FiUpatriCkl
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      359 2 HAMBURG-AMER^TTr tic NORTH GERMAN LLayJ To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseilles, Antw, Bremen Hamburg Colls Southampton for posscngcr, t DRESDEN (MAPAC) SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOVO) 30 June 2 July NESSENSTEIN (LLOYD) I 11 July BKAUNSCMWEIG (HAPAC) 25 ?7 July i Oils Alexandria i. Bilbao f, c To Monilo, Hongkong, Yokohomo No«o u yoyo cHAMBURS
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      182 2 SMPS/M L>,'. i SHIPS Ivinj; alongside the Sinuaporr Harbour Board wharves this morning. Burma 1/2, Agamemnon 4 '5. TDurcoin? 6A. Drtsdeu 6 7. Tamashlta Mam 8/9. Kilmski 10/11, Clytoneus 13/14. DemoQocii> 15/16, Bali 18. East Sea N. Wall 5 Pc.:i.> 21 22, Kimanis **3 24. Htie^h Silverwave 23/26. Gorgon 27
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    Stories of old for English comic-readers
    183 3  -  HARRY CHIA eetett SINGAPORE; Sat -lOltt books ot ancient Chinese and histories, translated into I published in Peking are now availmarket and wayside-stall libraries of hinatown. picture storv books or comics, in hile illustrations with ;i brief exexl on each page, arc introducing inese
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    The death home with a big difference
    222 3 The death home with a big difference SINGAPORE, Sa t. 1 Tucked in the middle of a row of shophouses in Clemenceau Avenue is a "Charity Home" where poor Catholics, can hold pre-funeral rites for their dead. I Known to many Catholics as -the house," it is not a death
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    SINGAPORE SPENT $8½ MIL. FOR CIGARETTES IN ONE YEAR
    113 3 SINGAPORE SPENT $8½ MIL. FOR CIGARETTES IN ONE YEAR SINGAPORE. Sat- FOUIti en million pounds of cigarettes wert- imported into Singapore last year. In linear measurement they could .stretch as long as 150.000 miles which will eirj cumscribe the girth uf the 1 globe five times over. They cost $68.5
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    ILO expert arrives
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— An International Labour Organisation expert on workers' education. Professor Charles A. Orr, has arrived here to assist the Malayan Trade I Union Congress in its educaj tional programme.
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    China now available
    280 3 'Colonial turn of mind' but pro-Shakespeare students win the day SINGAPORE, Saturday. ALTHOUGH carving Shakespeare out of the curriculum of English schools may be the secrel love of every schoolboy, yet any party proposing such a motion is doomed to certain love labour lost. Siglap Secondary School,
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    Work brigade moves on to Jurong for new development projects
    98 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. OIXTY potential lenders of.tlie Singapore Work Brigade have moved from their Pasir His (lamp to ii new work sile the Second Workers' Camp ;it the 13j milestone Jurong. In the past two months at Pasir Ris they worked
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    Assistance
    70 3 They are receiving assistance in their work from 25 members of the Special Squad. Work on a new two-mile long drainage canal project will begin as soon as Brigade members have set up their camp. The proposed canal runs from Boon Lay Road and empties into the Jurong River.
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    A string recital
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Societa Corelli, a group of Italian string players, will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on July 18 at 8.45 p.m. jin aid of the National I Theatre Fund.
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      137 3 Medium Wave Kb metres: summary, followed b Muisic. SHORT WAVE: 6.» metres (4780 655 Programme preview; <.00 Eg -r. m Mi P.n,.-.«.0. P-. The u ,,e» r PM 100 Programme sum- programme highlighting youth at man- 103 Evergreen parade; work and play, produced and pre--1 30*The new<: I.4<> Weekly share
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    I'm glad Katie didn't play nursemaid to Stirling
    520 4  - I'm glad Katie didn't play nursemaid to Stirling JILL BUTTERFIELD SHE DIDN'T FALL FOR THE TEMPTATION OF STr 0^ THE BROW OF A HERO LYDIG IN HIS HOSPi Tal b*■ By LONDON, Sat. gO KATIE MOSS stayed at her place in the sun while her husband lay 4,000 miles away
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    Dying girl, 21, writes down names of four men
    123 4 Dying girl, 21, writes down names of four men T ONDON, Sat.— Pretty 21-year-old Mary Germaney was found dying at her home after writing two letters mentioning four men. On a table by her bedside was a glass containing a chemical. Tall, dark-haired Mary was heard weeping by ner mother
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    SHE KEEPS UP FIGHT TO GET INTO PULPIT
    108 4 SHE KEEPS UP FIGHT TO GET INTO PULPIT rjORONTO, Sat. RedX headed Shirley McLeod. aged 19, is determined to become Canada's first woman Presbyterian minister. Despite a snub from the General Assembly, which refused her permission to argue her case. Shirley says she will keep trying. While continuing to study
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    New Hovercraft
    21 4 LONDON. Sat. A new 68-seat multi-engined version of the Hovercraft, capable of 70 knots, is under construction at Cowe>
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    'DROP IN' LETTER FOR BUSY MR. KENNEDY
    76 4 'DROP IN' LETTER FOR BUSY MR. KENNEDY NEW YORK. Sat. John Kennedy, favourite Democratic candidate for President, hat, been so bu\v hustling up vote* that he hasn't shown his youthful face in the Senate for some time. His absence prompted a sarcastic "open letter" from Republican Senator Hugh Scott. "We
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    Schoolgirls punished for sucking ice-lollies AFTER school hours
    140 4 Schoolgirls punished for sucking ice-lollies AFTER school hours LONDON, Satunfay. poi R 16-year-old grammar schoolgirls have been punished by their head mistress for walking along the street after school sucking I -j ire-lollies. The parents of the two girls have been told it would be better if the girls hr.ishrd
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    Disneyland death
    29 4 ANAHEIM, (California Sat. Mr. Vanazul Phitiyakon, 42, a public relations officer accompanying the Thailand royal family, dropped dead from a heart attack during a tour of Disneyland
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    UNKNOWN
    19 4 HOLLY woe: I thon: N I ter o: 1 Eden's c&bini 1 new career I press agent. 1
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    WIDOW WANTS BAD DOG BACK
    111 4 LONDON, Sat. Forty -one -year -old widow Mrs. Constance Gamble wants her boxer Butch bacK home, whether or not he is cured of his big failing biting other dogs. For nearly eight months Butch has been having psychiatric treatment at the kennels of the National
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      36 4 I LEA& I I PERRINSI 5AUtf 4 m r I origi haL "MERZPLE) "MERZPtEi Prr torn thii la tonic I plex a piEsp<vu prowir.and < v it min "Bh in v. and ben CHARI c0 29, I
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    Market prices soar in Singapore as cheap China supplies are cut off
    134 5  - Market prices soar in Singapore as cheap China supplies are cut off R. G. PILLAI ytytytytyytyt SINGAPORE. Sat uS of cheap vegetables, fruits, fish and; foodstuffs from China ar e run-' local markets. ns: Shortage of shipping facilities ii ports and Jhejwent drought in rs >aia yes>ierupply position a lew
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    Border rows rouse him to do 'So Cool' picture
    165 5  - Border rows rouse him to do 'So Cool' picture A. RICHARDS By SINGAPORE, S a t.— The Sino-Indian border clashes had a profoundly disturbing effect on a young Singapore artist, 23-year-old Yunos bin Aman. And he reacted in an artist's way. Yunos took his copy of the Straits Times dated
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    A fund to clothe the young Miss Borneo
    117 5 JESSELTON. Saturday. THE North Borneo News and the Sabah Times here have started a fund to raise money for 18-year-old Elizabeth Voon to buy dresses for her j forthcoming trip to Long Beach, California. Elizabeth was elected "Miss Borneo' at an inter-territo-rial
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    OUR HOTELS WIN PRAISE FROM AN AUSSIE PROPRIETRESS
    123 5 OUR HOTELS WIN PRAISE FROM AN AUSSIE PROPRIETRESS SINGAPORE. Sat Singapore hotels are modern and up-to-d-ate and some of them are better than the ones in Australia according to an Australian hotel proprietress. Mrs I Bonnie Hill. Mrs. Hill, who is staying at the Sea View Hotel, said she was
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    Text books in Malay for all classes by next year
    261 5 Text books in Malay for all classes by next year KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A complete set of textbooks in Malay for Standard One pupils w'x'.l be ready for use early next year. And It is hoped to have a complete set of textbooks in Malay fQr all standards by the
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    A former civil servant dies
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. News has been received of the i death last Saturday of Mr. Thomas Alexander Melville, a former assistant secretary for postal affairs, at his home in England. Mr. Melville, who retired from Malaya in 1930. was 79.
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    Guest of honour
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will attend tonight's performance ;of ''Princess Kwei Ying," at the Victoria Theatre. i
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      437 5 *************************************************************************************1l flaiv yourself as a shopper: Do you depend on price alone? When it come, to value, a smart shopper knou s a low price is ju»t the beginning It's what she gets for that price that counts' Is the fashion new? Thr quality high? The merchandise fresh? When a
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      130 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson SS% Vlti Ipi^jF^ -II :PL^ 6^g% MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis B^ l r .^O^ AGUBWAn ir; I \"oi/0..- ■'r- I I IP^t^j^Zy -A/iw abcot wr MME^> T^/u^iy 6^ 'j -I___LJ '^t f/ jM THE HEART OF JULIET By Stan
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  • Letter
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    536 6 Dear Sir. I FROM YOO TO I THE EDITOR OH, SUCH VANITY IN WOMEN ytytytdy 0 After reading Oswald Henrv's unl of the dazzling $3,000 dress which makes Elivra Real a J m Spa^n. I've come to The conclusion that women are trulv vj,r>; While I can understand their ta<^te
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    Night Beat
    931 6  -  OSWALD HENRY H The incredible Teresa keeps her pretty head while the others lose their's THE LIGHTS were low. The dance floor was packed. The five-piece combo were playing; a rather dreamy number as I drifted into the place. A young couple glided by: he was moving with
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    'Just for fun' at the mike... and Linda becomes a singing star
    363 6 'Just for fun' at the mike and Linda becomes a singing star COME people wait all their lives for a break that never comes. Others get it without even an effort. Linda Tay can consider herself one of those lucky ones. She visited a nightclub with some friends and went
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    Meeting that led two men (a Malay and Eurasian) to discover after 39 years that they are blood-brothers
    437 7  -  JOE EZEKIEL IAN MOK-AI A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN 1923 WAS THE ONLY CLUE TO THEIR PROPER IDENTITIES By and SINGAPORE, Saturday. |r pHE two men had seen each other in the market
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    UNKNOWN
    82 7 Sa L k, for..rector Granite •ci. under in e yw of :eed duel m his A Tay twice used written eat Industrial loan of MIICC hi;--l pro- agreem Mr. L. ager that I of the Dishonest appeai>ubmitted judge had the jury position or i Serf had quarry the brother-
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    MRS. SEOW GETS AIRPORT APOLOGY
    98 7 MRS. SEOW GETS AIRPORT APOLOGY Sat. The *J Singapore Airport ManaR^r. Mr. G. A. Tessensohn. Bent a letter of apology to Assemblywoman Mrs Seow Peck Leng Mrs. Seow found that the vIP room at the airport was not opened for her When she left for Taipeh on June 4 to
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    New $600,000 building is planned for Singapore American school
    168 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. JMIK Singapore American School in Rochalie Drive will soon have :i new $600,000 build- ing on ;i seven and ;i half acre ground in Kings Road. This was revealed to the Free Press by the school principal. Mr. James
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    37 co-op societies
    41 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. During the past year 37 new co-operative housing societies h an aggregate capital of over $10 million have been established and these societies have built 750 houses, the AllMa lava Co-operative Conference was told yesterday.
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    Jubilee Camp for Girl Guides
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Girl Guides Association is organising a camp for First Class Guides to be held at Jubilee Camp at Jurong Park from Aug. 29 to Sept. 2. Guiders are requested to submit names for approval by the Jubilee Camp Commandant, Mrs. P.
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    Emergency fighters are invited
    62 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Three more leading figures in the Malayan Emergency are being invited to attend the celebrations in Kuala Lumpur marking; the official ending of the 12-year-old campaign, on July 31. They are the former Director of Operations, Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne and Gen. Dato
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    He wants all ballroom dancers to get together
    108 7 He wants all ballroom dancers to get together SINGAPORE, Sat. A Singapore dance teacher's ambition is to gather all ballroom dancers together. The teacher, Mr. S. A. Soon, has started to organise weekly one-dance competitions at the New world Cabaret. Ho said: "I found that there are quite a number
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    VARSITY STUDENTS LAUNCH WELFARE WEEK WITH A COLOURFUL FLAG AND RAG PROCESSION ROUND TOWN
    215 7 VARSITY STUDENTS LAUNCH WELFARE WEEK WITH A COLOURFUL FLAG AND RAG PROCESSION ROUND TOWN BUKIT TIMAH. Sat. University of Malaya s <1960> Welfare Week got ott to a big bang early this morning as more than 800 undergraduates 'stormed" their way to town to launch their big drive fur funds
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    SIT union meeting
    24 7 SINGAPORE, Sat— The S.I.T. Labour Union will hold its annual general meeting tomorrow at 1.30 p.m., at ~.r\ Race Course Road.
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    'You should be whipped' judge tells boy who hit old man
    237 7 'You should be whipped' judge tells boy who hit old man 2INGAPUKE, S a t.— The First Criminal District Jud^e told a youth that he would order him to be whipped. If he was empowered tu do so. lor "bullying an old man" Nineteen year old Chin Hong Tt'Ck pleaded
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    Hurt by a stone
    30 7 SEREMBAN. Sat. EMato Manager, Mr Anthony Pottor, was injured by a stone flung into Land Rover whicii he wfmu driving irom iLinggi bfate to town yc.^toriday.
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    Man is picked up half an hour after a house robbery
    150 8 Man is picked up half an hour after a house robbery OENANG, Sat.— A police patrol car picked up a suspect half an hour after a housewife. Mrs. Lim Saw Ens. was robbed Of $200 worth of jewellery by five armed youths. Tho robber* entered Mr-. LlnVs hou^o in T»k
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    BALLET DANCER OFF TO GET A DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
    100 8 BALLET DANCER OFF TO GET A DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL SCIENCE SINGAPORE. Sat. -A University of Malaya ballet dancer. Miss Helen Deborah, is now on the Oranje on her way to study for a diploma in Social Science at Edinburgh University. Miss Deborah said that she will be at Edinburgh for
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    Little Miss Singapore wears more local dresses now
    197 8  - Little Miss Singapore wears more local dresses now CONRAD CHIEW By SINGAPORE, Sat. J^ TWO-YEAR-OLD company manufacturing children's wear, which started with a capital of $30,000, has met such a high demand for local-made dresses that it has decided on a 8100,000 expansion over the next three years. A spokesman
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    First-aid ferries
    31 8 PENANG, Sat. The Port Commission here has install- i ed searchlights on ferries to help in channel rescue operations; a blanket and a first aid box are also provided.
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    Anniversary show
    22 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Jinjang Youth Club will j celebrate its fifth anniversary with a flower and art exhibition here today.
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    MUNICIPAL MEN MOVE NEARER THAT EXTRA MONEY
    97 8 MUNICIPAL MEN MOVE NEARER THAT EXTRA MONEY MALACCA. Sat. Munici- pal councillors here are moving closer to getting an allowance. A supplementary budget the first for this year for i $60,000 to meet payment of councillors' allowances will be tabled when the council meets. Directed The councillors decided by a
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      193 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S .EVENTS VICTORIA THEATRE: Public performance afl "Princess Kwei Vai«" 8.30 p.m. PHOTOCiRAPHIC SOCIETY OK SINGAPORE: Exhibition of i colour pnotograpiis of Japan a' Raffles Museum Stamford Road. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Red Cross Home for Cripplea Children. Tanah Merah
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    Meet the Army tennis champs
    68 9 Miss Derwick (left) and Miss Stroud who were the women's doubles champions. Men s Upen doubles Runners-up: Major Anderson Heft) and Mr. Thomas. I>enham (left), Men's singles champion and runnerup Straker. They paired together to become champions of the Men's Open Doubles. Mrs. Chevis and
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    TWO LIEUTENANTS THRILL THE CROWD WITH POWER TENNIS
    178 9 'T'YERSALL, Sat— Two sreond A lieutenants gave a display of powered tennis in the Singapore Base District men's singles final here yesterday. Denham beat Straker 8-6, 7-5. It was a hard fight. WOI Viant and S/Sgt. Wrag K won the Regimental dcuoie,
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    The slightly bigger car with the so-big look: It's the A55
    355 9  - The slightly bigger car with the so-big look: It's the A55 CHRISTINE RODDY CARS... THE WOMAN'S VIEW By T LIKE Ihe Austin Aso for many reasons. But it is its big car comfort that appeals to me most of all. But it is not all that big in its external
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      299 9 ytdtytdydy ST. GEORGE'S GARRISON CHI'RCH, Tanglin barracks: 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion; 9.30 a.m. Sunday School; 9.30 a.m. Morning Service; 11 a.m.. Holy Baptism; 6.30 p.m. Evening Prayer. BETHESDA (Katong Church) 8.30 a.m. The Lords Supper; 9.30 a.m. Ministry, Mr. Llm Slew Kiam; 3 p.m. Junior Sunday School; 4.30 p.m. Senior
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      309 9 in English, Rev. Chew Hock Hin. ORTHODOX SYRIAN CHURCH, 10 Topaz Road: 9 a.m. to H a.m. Holy Communion Service. STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH: 8.40 a.m. Sunday School; 9.30 a.m. Morning Service; 11 a.m. Malay Service; l pjn. Boys' Brigade; 3 pjn. Life Boys; 5.30 p.m. EvenIng Service. CATHEDRAL OF
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    1546 10 RACE ONE K I- inv. si-) KlvM\N ROSE: 2U-6-60 UYnt o\er 3F in 41; 22-6-60— nth la Talent m Div. 2— Abt TF TRITARA: 22-6-60— Fourh to t Power in Div 2—s' F rate K\PII) AIR: 22-6-60— Emh* a Du. 2— 5 _F race. TWENTY PER CARAT: 23--*>-6o—Second0
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    Don't bet without this guide
    429 10 I FREE PRESS I THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL' HAAYAHG I NANFANG m i j J ALLAN LEWIS I PASSER EPSOM JEEP I CALL BOY j POINTER L.M.Y. KWEE LOH j Mo Yu-loong WANSBROUGH~ WANSBROUGH 20 PER CARAT QUINT 20 PER CARAT WANSBROUGH 20 PER
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    1006 10 Race 1 2.30: Cl. 5, Div. 3-6 Furs. 1. 884 RUSSIAN ROSE II syr bam Yang. 8.9 (6) Ward 2. 384 TRITAKA syr bem Lee. 8.8 <9 1 Burton 3. 978 RAPID AlR*4yr bag Sullnan. 8.6 (8> Geyer 4 092 TWENTY PER CARAT oyr cheg Spencer, 8.3 (~>
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    FOUR WINDS SHOULD DO THE 'DOUBLE' IN CL. 5 SPRINT AT K.L. TOMORROW
    351 11 FOUR WINDS SHOULD DO THE 'DOUBLE' IN CL. 5 SPRINT AT K.L. TOMORROW Remembrance 8.03. then i 5o" r h Imkv <;ame 7.10. nenl 8 2 Chase 1 Ul tin- lirst day lo wmthe (Wl Div. 1 sprint and complete a 'doable 1 for lie is penalised 71b. *:p h<?re
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    IBRAHIM IS BRANI HERO
    33 11 < u Centrrh** worad M only Scorers: Md Noor I m b Hu.vHussein. Amat Aamurnl b t:. OMnan Huang. Ibrahim m Kim. Ali I>i"t: Rahm.T; N or; Ismail, Chor. Sam-
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    Top-weight Cecil Street too good for rivals
    297 11 ALLAN LEWIS NAMES TOMORROW'S WINNERS j Race v_ w f^L?' DIV J U4M.: Ocil Street 9.00. Brantaa 8.12. Azarole 8.06, Ricky II 8.04. Bridge 8.03, Time To Win 8.03, Perh aps So 8.02. Ever Tranquil 7.13, Amusement Park II 7.13, Sureshot 7.U. "pHE
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    BILLEEN AND CHA CHA CHA APPEAL THE MOST
    228 11 BILLEEN AND CHA CHA CHA APPEAL THE MOST Race 6 Cl. 5. Div. I— 9F: Billf+n 9.00. Gildfd Prince 8.13, Flower Quern 8.11, Typhoon II 8.08. Petite Princes«e B.fl:>, Hevdav 8.05, Goliath 8.03. I rslian 8.01, Malay Kilm II 7.1 Cha Cha ha 7.07. OILIEEN dinner over TF on me
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    Nothing to beat Redouble in this
    456 11 Nothing to beat Redouble in this jjiace 7) CL 2, Div. 1 I m. Come What May 9.00; Twilight 9.00; Mont Bint II tIS; Bintang Timor 8.11; Redouble 11 8.10; Elstre< Slar 8.08; Kaiamazoo 8-OS: Estrtl 8.07; Folly Slippe. '{.04; Supremr Test 8.02. I AM not looking beyond Redouble for
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    These 3 are the pick
    163 11 These 3 are the pick Race 1 CL 5, Div. 3 6f Intuition 9.00; Russian Rose II 8.09; Tritara 8.08; Rapid Air 8.06; Twenty Per Carat 8.03; Wansbrough 8.00; Shangrila II 8.00; Rita Rio 7.12; Dauntless 7.07; Quiny 7.07; Pendekar 7.07; Four-G 7.07. WANSBROLGH, T.itara and Twenty Per Carat look
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    Azad edge Kris
    32 11 FARRER PARK, Sat. Azad S.C. beat Kris Film B.C. 3-2 in a friendly soccer match yesterday. Scorers for Azad: Syed Omar (2) and Loganathan. Ra]oo (2) scored for Kris.
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    Indians are no match
    125 11 Setia Java 5 S. V. Indians 0 FARRER PARK, Sat. Seletar Young Indians were no match for the tough Setia Jaya team who played constructive soccer. Nevertheless the Indians tried desperately to cope up with the fast Setia forwards. Setia opened accounts in the fifth minute
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    Police trounced
    29 11 FARRER PARK. Sa\—Singapore Infantry Regiment trounced Singapore Police Training Srnool fi-0 in an Army Inter-Service soccer League match yesterdav. Scorers were: Atan. Arusa, Nasir. Mohd. Sved (I).
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    211 11 Mallee should make amends for her first-start defeat CL. 5, DIV. 2 9F.: Clever Bujf 9.00, First Partnership 900 Sweet Pleasant 8.13, Honey Bee 8.13, Honey Bird 8.13, City ot Paris 8.11. AlUance 8.03, Talent 8.00, Johan 7.12, Mailee 7.10. M\LLEE should make amends for her first start defeat. She
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    60 11 ATHLETICS: S.A.A.A. trianpular meet (S'pore Selection, S'porc Govt. Services) Farrer Park; Siglap Secondary School, Siflap: Balestier Girls' School* Balestier Road; Beatty Secondary School, Victoria School; Filing North School, Monk's Hill Secondary School. BADMINTON: Foong Seon* Cup South Zone final; Heah Joo Seang Cup. S.B.A. Hall, 8 p.m. SOCCER:
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    AN UPHILL BATTLE TONIGHT FACES SINGAPORE MEN
    355 12 GUILLEMARD. Saturday. LM)ONG Seong Cup hopes slumped in the Singa- pore camp last night as Johore ran up a 3 l lead. This south zone final is being fought out at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Five more matches remain to be played tonight.
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    Young Russian stars impress
    119 12 VyiMBLEDON. Sat.— Procress of the jroung Russian players is a feature of the 1960 Wimbledon tournament. Thomas Lejus took a set off Australia's Neale F.asev. the world's top amateur. Then it was the turn of 19-year-old Anna Dimiuieva to shock a Btar player. The stock;. Russian
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    56 12 LONDON, Sat. England left-winger Edwin Holliday rocked Middlesbrough by demanding a transfer 'preferably to a London First Division club." If Borough's directors agree to part with their highly-co-veted 20-year-old property. Arsenal can be expected to lead the bidding with Fulham close up. Holliday thrust his
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    94 12 GRIFFIN'S HAPPY END TO A TRYING TEST DAY LORDS Sat.— South African captain Jackie McGlew stood back and insisted that Griffin lead the team in when stumps were drawn in the second Test here yesterday. And the pace man who has been criticised for his "throwballs" acknowledged the crowd's cheers
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    72 12 ENGLAND— Ist INNS. Overnight. 114-2> Cowdrey c McLean b Griflßn 4 Subba Row lbw Adcock 90 Dexter c McLean b Adcock Barrinpton Ibw Goddard 24 Smith c Waite b Griffin 99 Parks c Fellows-Smith b Adcrck Walker b Oliffln 52 Illinsrworth noi ou: 0 Tineman b Griffin 0 SUiham
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    766 12 14 records are smashed at Queenstown and Ong is best athlete QUEENSTOWX, Saturday. pOURTEEN rccoids were smashed and Eve equalled at the Queenstown Secondan* School athletic sports yesterday. Onfl Soon Hua was the most outstanding athlete. lie won the 'A 1 Division title with 27 points. A division 100 yds:
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    66 12 ASSEN. Sat.— World champion John Surtees of Britain beat the official lap record by two seconds when practising for the Dutch motor cycling Grand Prix. Riding an Italian If. V. Augusta 1 350 cci. he covered a lap of 4 n 4 miles in 3 min.
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    36 12 BERMUDA, Sat. Carlton j Mitchell's 38-foot yawl Finisterre is overall winner of the Newport-Bermuda yacht race for the third time. After handicap correction. time was four days six hours 58 minutes two seconds.- Reuter
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    225 12 Important to all cyclists /COMPETITORS In the Free v^ Press Cycle Race tomorrow should all have collected their numbered tags from Times House by now. All must at the start (Kranji War Cemetery) at 6.30 a.m. CLASS C and CLASS D please note Cycles wtth racing frames, racing wheels or
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    96 12 DUBLIN. Sat. The United j States leads Ireland at the half way stage in the Canada Cup Positions: 279 United States tS. Snead 68. 139; A. Palmer 71. 140 1; 282 Ireland <C. O'Connor 68. 141: Norman Drew 71. 141 234— Sou i Africa tGarj'
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    21 12 LOS ANGELES. Sat. -Lew Hoad beat Tony Trabert 6-3. 13-11, in the Masters round robin tennis tournament.— U.P.I.
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    First District Sports RAFFLES TAKE THE LEAD
    277 12 First District Sports RAFFLES TAKE THE LEAD OINGAPORE, Sat. The First inter-school district athletic championship was held* yesterday on St. Joseph's field. Schools in City District competed. After the first day, Raffles Institution are leading with 64 points. St. Josephs are second with 50 and Monk's Hill third with 38.
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