The Singapore Free Press, 30 June 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKIKG ABOUT The Singapore Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Dr. DANARAJ IS NEW DEAN
    111 1  -  A. MAHADEVA University names head of Medical Faculty He takes over Mm Monteiro who's now Varsity No. 2 by SINGAPORE. Thurs versify of Malaya yesterday appointed v, Deal to head its Fatuity of Medicine, head of Malaya's only medical I .1. Danaraj, himself a graduate!
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    Tikita backs China
    20 1 Thur>. Mr. v. the S r, told Indian Kremlin retna should He :n any negotia- t:i I
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    Erake o temples
    11 1 rtmrq The considering a > the building sire templecountry.
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    Pepper man's trial
    31 1 JAKARTA. Thurs.— Chinese businessman Tan Sion Nic will be tried today m the Jakarta Economic Court on Charges of smuggling millions of rupiahs worth of pepper to London.
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    Lock icon SABOTEUR CUT HOSE ON THE ATOM SUB NAUTILUS
    136 1 SABOTEUR CUT HOSE ON THE ATOM SUB NAUTILUS PORTSMOUTH. -New Hampshire Thurs. A member of the crew of the nuclear >übmarine Nautilus. has been blamed here as belnf responsible for cutting an evaporator testing ho.>e the second case of sabotage to the Nautilu< wltfltp a year. The man is accused
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 R, DOWN I H I >' i X TAX! MAN PO I I HUI- i up M I I STARS TO PART i < > i IP MISSi
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    Lock icon Getty's $85,000 house-warming: Even a milkmaid and her cow will be there
    347 1 WORLD'S RICHEST MAN THROWS THE PARTY OF THE YEAR FOR THE WEALTHY AND THE TITLED; ON THE -MENU* ARE THREE BARS, A FORTUNE TELLER, FIREWORKS DISPLAY AND A NON-STOP BREAKFAST LONDON, Thursday. MR. PAUL GETTY, the worlds richest
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    6 feared drowned
    26 1 HOUSTON 'Wisconsi:.', Thurs Six boy campers v. ho plunged into khe j swollen Wisconsin river v.hile crossing on a rojx-, a:e feared drowned
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    Algeria: First step
    25 1 PARIS. Thurs. The hr t tcp towards peace In Algeria was reached today when French Government e-unpleted taik> with two rebel emLsarie
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    Not so sweet...
    29 1 HAVANA Thurs Premier Fide] Castro thr* i else American -owned mills on a "pound for ba Is il the United S1 cuts imports of Cuban Si-.
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    Not even in private
    30 1 LONDON. ThUTS. The House of Commons reje a proposal that homosexuality between consenting adults In private should no longer be a criminal offence m Bl 11
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    Jet dives into sea
    26 1 TOKYO. Thur A Jet lighter of the Japanese Air Self-defence Force crashed m Ihe sea off Western Ja; Thr pilot bailed out
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Malayan Fund i Mr"! prices today bu; 11.39 and selling $147 Beeond Malayan Fund manager, prices buying $1.07 i and selling |LU xd.
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    Ike gets backing
    25 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The House of Representatives approved President Eisenhower's plea for a joint international lending programme to speed Industrialisation of under-developed countries.
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    14 killed in clash
    26 1 USUMBURA (RuandaUrundh. Thurs. Fourteen Watutsi warriors were killed and 30 injured m a pitched battle with security forces at Bufunda. near Astrid.
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    Ask Chou to Britain: MPs call in Commons
    170 1 Ask Chou to Britain MPs call in Commons LONDON, Thurs. A Labour Member, Mr. John Rankin, yesterday urged the British Government to invite China's Mr. Chou En-lai to Britain on an official visit He said Britain's relations with China were very friendly and it was usual for the heads of
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    Lock icon Cost of crisis: $799 m.
    54 1 m I fl-NDON I hWI -Thr cost Bi the 1 !-vear-old enierjjcncy v. i. v C 94 000 'Mill (M 8799 million )-Mr. Harold W Vinson M ,isU- «f liefeme. UM the House of Common*! terday. m reply to a question hy a Labour Member,
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    AN AFRICAN GRABS BAUDOUIN'S SWORD IN CONGO
    122 1 AN AFRICAN GRABS BAUDOUIN'S SWORD IN CONGO LEOPOLDVILLE, (Congo), Thurs.— An African nationalist demonstrator snatched King Baudouin's sword from its scabbard and was quickly overpowered by security officers who feared an assassination attempt on the Belgian monarch. The demonstrator, not immediately identified; snatched the ceremonial sword as the young bachelor
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    Lock icon Border clash at site of airstrip Nepal is building with U.S. aid
    352 1 Border clash at site of airstrip Nepal is building with U.S. aid KATMANDU, (Nepal), Thurs. OFFICIAL reports reaching here today said nearly 2,000 Chinese troops Bred al a Nepalese patrol across the border m the Mustang area last Sunday. 1 The clash took place near where Nepal plans to build
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    $54,000 for finger
    25 1 SYDNEY. ThUTS. A New South Wales, supreme court jury has -awarded a 21-year-old woman. M 554.000 for the loss of a linger.
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    Mikoyan back home
    21 1 MOSCOW, Thurs. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. Soviet First Deputy Prime Minister, arrived here after a week's visit to Norway.
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    No romance in it
    26 1 PARIS. Thurs. The two-year-old marriage of bestselling novelist Francoise Sagan and her middle-a^ed husband Guy Schoeller ended with a "mutual*" divorce today.
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    Kishi to visit U.S.
    31 1 TOKYO. Thurs.— The Tokyo Shimbun reported that Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishl would tour the United States and West European countries after his resignation somei time m August.
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    Industrials forge ahead in a day of scattered gains in the London stock markets
    199 2 Industrials forge ahead in a day of scattered gains in the London stock markets LONDON. Thurs. ALTHOUGH the vo- lume of business left much to be desind. the stock markets here -renerally <»aye a satisfactory performance yesterday. The feature was provided by South Alrican minim shares but industrials and most
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    WALL STREET
    153 2 The profit-takers fail to upset the market WJBM YORK— WaII Street yes- teraay clo.ed steady with a majority of mostly fractional advances. liie market moved narrowly throughout the day against an uninspiring news background. Evenh mixed mostly fractional changes either way soon gave wa;* to a majority of
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    AMSTERDAM
    51 2 Internationals drop i m quiet mart AMSTERDAM:- The market vit quieter yesterday. Profit-taking, however, continued but foreign buying orders were considerably smaller than of j late. Buyers were hesitant. Internationls were mostly lower. Other sections were featureless apart from Deli which regained Dart of Tuesday's loss. Shipping:-, were barely
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    Japanese bid for Afghan trade
    63 2 TOKYO: ihe Japanese Foie*.gn Ministry «-aid that a te.>:*n of Japanese Oomrnimill officials would be sen: to Afghanistan sho.tly ti. explore vie possibility of i race between Japan ai.d Afghanistan Trade between the two countries has beer, suspended Mice April. 1959. when Afghanistan Sioppec baroorta
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    106 2 SHIPS IN PORT t^IIIPS lying alongside tbe Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Steel Advocate 1/2. Kir nikawa Mn.u 4/5, Tirranr.a 6A, Perim 6 '7. Tjimenteng 10/11, Bennachie 13/14. Antilochus 15/16. Lika 18, Wairata 19. Serdano n. Wall 3. Giang Ann N. Wall 5. Rajah Brooke 11/23, Salatiga
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    Jobs in Hong Kong
    47 2 HONG KONG: Skilled building and construction wdkers and domestic help .emain tiie main needs m migrant labour, according to *he Commissioner of Labour, Mr. R. If. Heiherlngton. "Norih Boriif-o. Brunei. Sarawak, and Singapore a.c still tiie most important recruiting territories." he adds. Reuier
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    Hong Kong prices
    62 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today I H. S. Banking j Corporation $1,205 $1,200 I sellers sales J Union Ins. Cauton $94.50 $93.00 sellers sales Wheeiock Marden 7.10 7.10 sales sales HKong phone $38 50 $38.50 .s:ile«; sales Dairy Farm B Cold Storage
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    Big Indian carbon plant
    98 2 B RTLK S VILLt. .Oklahoma Philips Carbon B'.u ft Limned, a newly formed total veator-a of Phillips Petroleum Company and Duncan Brothers and Com pan* Limned of Cal- srUl construct a carbon plant near Durgapur m India I* will have an annual capa- .1... and is
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    DIVIDENDS
    84 2 Djember Rubber Estates LONDON: Djember Ruboer Estates Ltd. declared a final dividend of nine per cent making 15 per cent for the year ended December 31, 1959 against 6 per cent. Subject to audit, profit was £26.682 against £12.482 before tax of £10.830 against £4.546. Lambak Rubber: 25 p.c.
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    TAKE-OVERS
    139 2 Oil refinery for Castro HAVANA: The Cuban Government today took over the American-owned Texaco refinery m Santiago De Cuba, Oriente Province, for refusing to refine '•government -owned" oil. The Government had asked the company to refine Russian crude oil which Cuba is getting this year under the Soviet Cuban
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    LOOK-AROUND
    282 2 U.S. Budget surplus WASHINGTON The United States is expected to end trie 1959-60 fiscal year tomorrow with a budget surplus of about S5OO million. While official figures <ue no! expected to be available until the latter part of July, lt appeared certain that the surplus would be more than
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    UP 18 DOWN 25 UNCHANGED 134
    924 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Wednesss,. Previous locj* INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricfcs Crfls (N) .SO .90 Atlas ice 11. CO B^era 88. Pet'O' 46 6 46 5 b.M. Trustees &2S 5^:5 Cca. Tm Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Oros. 51 49
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    Ayer Hitam continues its rise on Exchange
    603 2 Ayer Hitam continues its rise on Exchange PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OFtT UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^* SLNGAPORE, Thursday. /\YER HITAM continued its rise on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and gained another 2s. with business up to 1375. 6d. AIS. Altogether 15 of lhe 18 changes
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    RUBBER
    165 2 Further Eastern decline brings a small fall m opening prices LONDON. Thurs-— The list was marked down by about a farthing a pound at the outset m sympathy v.-ith a further decline at Sine* pore. Business v.a-> done to > f ar; but prices hardened a little i>n the
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    Britain lifts some import duties
    78 2 LONDON: The British Treasury has announced that the import duties on >ome chemicals and iron and -steel products are being temporarily lifted. The order, effective from today, covers some iron or steel rods m coils, some iron or steel sheets and plates, some iron or
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      89 2 LONDON. June 29. RUBBER No. I Ki»s c.i.f. European ports July 1 l> Auk -'54 1., HUBHtI ..u I RNi Spot .57. HUBBEH No 1 RSS Settlement Mou»t Terms Aug Sept. TONE Slightly steadier ftft'th ..tt.tt Sarawak t.a.q. c i.i [uii'pi j> porti July Auk. *>~> PEPPER:
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      New York Prices
      27 2 NEW YORK June 29. Prrvmuk li.d.iy nN Strait* spot RUBBER Futures July Scot 4" SALES 99 lot' TONE: Easy No i RSS July hh-
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      Dow Jones Averages
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      Copra. Coconut Prices
      42 2 f.OPRA .'h.Mpo.m. H OK f. Currp. ••Inn 0(i COPK* U X N(." tur». I lon. -OcOnui o Strait* c.it P«an ocri, lon. July COCONUT OIL .ruo« i tur#. duly I JMILIfM'iKC (IPRA U i f -c .*t »«ft» O^f
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      U.S. Pepper
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    Tin: Supplies will remain tight for some time
    70 2 I ON DON. Thui me my o: the Liverpool strike was off.-et oy the ness of supplies o! nearly. Market suppliot ol expected to remain .some little tune yet. Copper spoi was c j forward was mmß act;\e dealings were by a
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    In new world of music East meets the West in fine harmony
    49 3 In new world of music East meets the West in fine harmony _R, Thurs. American is discovery. or lei ot Ilia visit to v Gamelan a 50-man orchestra. discovery made by Mr. Urn om»r c: the New rti Asaotic Mr. Beckett is orrery In months a Ur.itirtment m BECKETT
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    Statue of Buddha
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    LACK OF TRAINED STAFF IN WELL-EQUIPPED TRADE SCHOOLS
    93 3 LACK OF TRAINED STAFF IN WELL-EQUIPPED TRADE SCHOOLS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation had well-equipped technical and .itional schools but these were not yet adequately staffed due to the nonavailability of properlyqualilied men. -aid the Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman. Inche Abcul Rahman explained that In technical institutions, the
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    Youth carves a fleet of warships for himself
    168 3  - Youth carves a fleet of warships for himself ALIAS RAHIM 19-YEAR-OLD FASHIONS SCALE MODELS WITH PARANG, HANDSAW, CARPENTER'S PLANE AND PENKNIFE... AND WITH A LOT OF PATIENCE AND IMAGINATION, TOO By Pulau Bukom, Thurs A PARANG, handsaw, a carpenter's plane and a penknife were the only tools Azilah used to
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    Malayans dole out $1/2M. a month for China dolls
    215 3 Malayans dole out $1/2M. a month for China dolls SINGAPORE. Thurs. —Singapore and Malayan householders spend over half a million dollars each month on a new hobby that has spread like a wild fire collecting miniature porcelain or chinaware dolls to decorate their homes. Collecting these ornaments and displaying them
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    RICHEST MAN' IN JOHORE: GOVT. SERVANT Mr. LOWE
    118 3 RICHEST MAN' IN JOHORE: GOVT. SERVANT Mr. LOWE JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Hundreds of guests at the All Malaya Co-operative Conference dinner were startled. One of .ne speakers referred to Mr. C. Lowe, a Government servant, as the richest man m Johore. Miss P. Ponnudurai. wno proposed a toast for the
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    S'PORE AMATEUR DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP
    91 3 S'PORE AMATEUR DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP OINGAPORE Thurs. The International Society of Teachers ut Dancing (Singapore and Federation) will hold the 1960 Singapore Open Pre-Amateur Ballroom Dance Championship at the Great World Cabaret from 10 p.m. to midnight on July 1 and from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on July 2. The
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    Thugs on record
    24 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federal Police have registered a total of 426 thugs canisters secret society members and other malefac- tors.
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    SHIP BREAKS DOWN SO SEARCH FOR OIL IS NOW OFF
    148 3 SHIP BREAKS DOWN SO SEARCH FOR OIL IS NOW OFF KUCHING. Thu r sAn offshore oil sear c h by Shell's "Orient Explorer." a mobile barge, was recently postponed due to lack of required materials to meet repairs. Available icsources m Borneo were insufficient to meet the repair of the
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    Chairman resigns
    23 3 KAJANG. Thurs. -Mr Ong Chin Yew. chairman of the 9th mile sub-branch of the Malayan Chinese Association has tendered his resignation
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    New course at YWCA
    64 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The Y.W.C.A. is beginning a three-month homecraft training course, the only one of its kind. It is open to girls of lo and above. The five essentials of cookery, house- wifery, laundry, sewing and health education will be taught. Enrolment fee will be a
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    Beauty Queen Pamela sails home minus her $600 prize money
    150 3 Beauty Queen Pamela sails home minus her $600 prize money SINGAPORE, Thursday. DAMELA NIXON sailed for her home m Queensland yesterday minus $(100 lhe cash prize she received when she won the "Wed Cross Queen" competition m Darwin. Reason: There were so many nice things m the shops here and
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    Start Malay in the courts now, says Dr. Zainal
    169 3 Start Malay in the courts now, says Dr. Zainal ITUALA LUMPUR. sv Thurs. The national language should be put to use immediately m all courts, says the acting director of the Language and Literature Agency. Dr. Haji Zainai Abidin bin Ahmad. He was commenting on a statement by the Minister
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    Detention extended
    28 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thin* Forty-eight detalnee.s were brought before a magistrate here to have their detention period extended for 28 dayi under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance.
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    12 3 Young Azilah and his ship creations built up with odds and ends.
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    THE BOY SCOUTS CALL A RALLY FOR TRAVELLING COMMISSIONER
    112 4 THE BOY SCOUTS CALL A RALLY FOR TRAVELLING COMMISSIONER STAMFORD, Thurs.— The Stamford District of the Singapore Boy Scouts Association will hold a rally on Saturday at 4.00 p.m. on the St. Joseph's Institution ground at Bras Basah Road, m honour of Mr. G. F. Witchell. the Travelling Commissioner from
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    Seven civil servants take Induction course' at Political Study Centre
    275 4  - Seven civil servants take Induction course' at Political Study Centre ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE, Thurs. SEVEN administrative officers, including a woman, have completed an "induction course*' at the Political Study Centre. The seven are: Miss Heng Hong Xgoh, Ministry of Finance (Economic Development); Mr. Peter Tan, Ministry of Health: Mr.
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    University lunch
    23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The University of Malay:. Society. Selangor branch, will hold a monthly lunch at Lc Cog dOr on Saturday.
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    HOPES FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY: A 5-YEAR PLAN TO RAISE RICE PRODUCTION TO 400,000 TONS
    116 4 HOPES FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY: A 5-YEAR PLAN TO RAISE RICE PRODUCTION TO 400,000 TONS IT'UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federa- tion would be self-sufficient m rice In five years if the present rate of increase was kept up. the Minister of Agriculture. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, told the House of Representatives.
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    Sardon on shipping
    37 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— I Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, I the Minister of Transport announced m the House of Representatives that Malaya has j no plans at the moment to introduce a national shippin*company.
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    Inspection course
    28 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Mr. Edwin Gabriel, of the Abattoirs Department of the Kuala Lumpur Municipality, left for Sydney by BOAC on a six-month meat Inspection course.
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    JUST TURNED NINETEEN, ATTRACTIVE ELSIE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
    48 4 JUST TURNED NINETEEN, ATTRACTIVE ELSIE CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Miss Elsie Chua, who celebrated her 19th birthday on Sunday, blowing out the candles on her birthday cake. Attractive, and a girl of many talents, she is an accomplished dancer. She celebrated the occasion by giving a treat to her friends.
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    FAO man has plans to launch 'freedom from hunger' campaign
    111 4 FAO man has plans to launch 'freedom from hunger' campaign KUALA LUMPUR Thursday. J^ FOOD and Agricultural Organisation expert has arrived to discuss the FAO "Freedom from Hunger" campaign with officials here. He is U Thet Su, FAO deputy regional representative for Asia and Far East. U Thet will have
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    Back from course
    39 4 IPOH, Thurs.— lnche Abdul Rahman bin Pilus, a former assistant state secretary, has returned from Canada after attending a six month community and regional planning course at the University of British Columbia under the Colombo Plan.
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    CHURCH TO HOLD THANKSGIVING SUPPER FOR FUND
    51 4 CHURCH TO HOLD THANKSGIVING SUPPER FOR FUND SINGAPORE, Thurs. Wesley Methodist Church will hold a Thanksgiving Supper at the Anglo-Chinese School hall, Barker Road, at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. Gifts -and pledges for the Thanksgiving Supper will be used to help wipe out the $15,000 deficit of the Wesley Manse
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    The ronggeng beats the joget: Mr. Lim wonders why
    171 4 The ronggeng beats the joget: Mr. Lim wonders why SINGAPORE, lirs.— The man who J roduced joget mod to Singapore m 1935 is today w r_.., why it is ge of fashion. Mr. Lim Siew Tei- > said yesterday «ifgeng had air .-on pletely eclipsec hf joge* modern. "I don't
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    Falling tree kills wife
    50 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs— Mah binte Yunus. 52, was killed by a falling coconut tree during a storm at Mengkuang village here. Mah was standing on the steps of her house when the tree crashed on the building. Three children, who were m the house, escaped unhurt.
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    Ten saved from sea after typhoon sail home
    54 4 Ten saved from sea after typhoon sail home DENANQ -j fish •el sank China hoon how a iti saved had 1 1 fm up tei the Bwe Chu; ton X Spotted Ho Fori: *>hiung er» China Sea Mary The IrM br June 16 an they wen Bhan: Penang. Hen* aboard
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    Miss Muar, ownel
    10 4 Miss Muar ownel MDEiI old Yoon How. '"Miss Muar here.
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    A lovely footnote – by royal 'shoeman'
    113 5  - A lovely footnote by royal 'shoeman' CH AN SWAN BEE 0-EY'RE THE SMALLEST. TTIEST AND 5T DELICATE IN THE LqRLD 1 HE SAYS by SINGAPORE. Thurs >E .md Malay women have the smallest, and most delicate feet m the world! leading British shoe-designer on a visit pore. Mi. Jacfc Hin
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    A JEALOUS WIFE STABBED YOUNG WOMAN, COURT IS TOLD
    115 5 A JEALOUS WIFE STABBED YOUNG WOMAN, COURT IS TOLD pENANG, Thurs A leal- ous wife tabbed a younger woman whom she had seen talking to her husband m a backlane. the second magistrate's court was told. Lee Ah Hong. 49. pleaded guilty to a charge of causing hurt with a
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    Inter-school quiz
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    Our own cowboys?
    14 5 R, Thurs. Council here rrday to re.vbevV to utle found units.
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    Permanent posts
    11 5 LUMPI Thurs. i Territorial officer> In > to apply ppointments
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    CYCLIST ROBBED ME AT ROAD CORNER IN DAYLIGHT HE TELLS COURT
    142 5 CYCLIST ROBBED ME AT ROAD CORNER IN DAYLIGHT HE TELLS COURT SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A youth. Chow FoolYuen was committed to 1 stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of robbery. He was alleged to have robbed Chan Hon Wah o) a wrist watch worth 547 and I slo
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    The first five to get degrees in theology from College
    265 5  - The first five to get degrees in theology from College MAVIS CHUA By SINGAPORE. Thurs FIVE graduates of the Trinity Theological College were conferred with the Bachelor ol* Theology degrees, for the tirsl lime, at its tenth graduation ceremony. A dedication service of the new $210,000 men's hostel, contributed by
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    Teenagers who want to go to sea get an offer from companies
    137 5 Teenagers who want to go to sea get an offer from companies SINGAPORE, Thursday. gIXCiAPORE lads m their late teens will soon be able to i_,o to sea as cadets on vessels run by local shipping companies. Tne companies drew up a scheme and approached lhe Singapore Polytechnic. Tne Polytechnic
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    Police investigate fatal accident
    56 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Traffic Police are Invest!- j gating a fatal accident on Monday night m which a three-year-old boy. Sa.see bin Ibrahim, died m an accident involving a car near the General Hospital here. Sasee's lather works m the hospital. The boy was crossing
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      ATHLETICS: A STILL BICCER CROUSE
      117 6 ATHLETICS: A STILL BICCER CROUSE \o ran pomtcd out a tew faults of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Assoc ation. But mere is still a bigger grouse and it is thi Na t hear ol a triangular meet at toe very lost moment. 7- none ot know who are taknfl pa-t.
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      SKINNER. A HERO'S DISPLAY AT COAL
      112 6 A 4r* Skinner! V our hero's disc'av at goal m the key »a Cup match (south, n between Smgapce and Selango- en Sunday was :e--miniscent Chee Seng ai his It al S angbr better ream all-rcu^d but for S<inner, they could ha^e earned a
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      WIVES DESERVE THIS CLOWINC TRIBUTE
      173 6 WIVES DESERVE THIS CLOWINC TRIBUTE 0 'I 'i not often that we read 01 a man paving tribute to his wife m public More often the newspapers are full of reports apouf nagging wives, family quarrel-, and divorces. For once, t was most refeshinti to read your report where the
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      Talking point...
      17 6 In America, the Pre- sident reigns ior four j years: journalism governs forever. OSCAR WILDE.
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    THE SHOCKING TRUTH!
    1080 6  -  ANTOINETTE i rfl An expert shows the faults: Our dancing, th.ugh up to standard, is 'DEAD'...it lacks expression, feeling and spirit VVHAT I am going* to write now won't be pleasant for Singapore ballet. But if we are true artistes, we will swallow this bitter pill without
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    The Blue Diamonds from Indonesia hit the road to disc fame
    381 6  -  Jonathan Russell RECORD REVIEW ■■■bY THL FABULOUS BLUE DIAMONDS. Trettv blue eyes, Cathy's i'lown. Let it be me. Stairway to Ilea en. (Fontana LP 463 18*: TL). TWO boys from Indo--1 nesia left for Europe a couple of years
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    Musical quiz
    40 6 JHERESA Cheok, 8-A Orchard Road, wins the prize of a Philips 10-inch long-play record for naming mystery star Ted Heath. Now guess the "ghost" on the right. Address entries to The Free Press MusicQuiz, Times House, Singapore 9.
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    Towkays fight for a 'Princess'
    192 7  -  CHAN SWAN BEE A GROUP OF 'POWERFUL ID INFLUENTIAL' YEN ARE BACKING HER CLAIM TO A THRONE By SINGAPORE. Thur*. --POWERFUL and influential group" 0 f I iiiu>e towkays have promised to finance hdann Kmiria Soenassa's trip to New York nt a claim before the
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    SPECIALISTS ARE MAIN SHORTAGE IN SCHOOLS: EDUCATION CHIEF
    214 7 SPECIALISTS ARE MAIN SHORTAGE IN SCHOOLS: EDUCATION CHIEF -TAIPING. Thurs.— 1 The Chief Education Adviser, Mr. D.H. Christie, said here that there was an acute shortage of specialists m schools m Malaya. A survey carried out m the schools showed a need 1.500 specialists but we have only 450," he
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    STB TO INSTALL 100 NEW PUBLIC PHONES WITHIN 2 YEARS
    118 7 STB TO INSTALL 100 NEW PUBLIC PHONES WITHIN 2 YEARS CINGAPORE, Thurs.— One hundred public call boxes of a new and improved type will be installed within tne next two years, according to a spokesman of the Singapore Telepnone Board. The new call boxes known as "coin-collecting boxes" wili arrive
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    Handicraft show
    24 7 Thsn ingot v.- ill I :ts a d I fell I Is at the Malay ion build: ne I c at It
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    Quit the jungle call
    15 7 I I'M PUR. Thurs. i Malayan has ordertore sick. set r.
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    Boat owner fined
    41 7 KLANG, Thurs. Kastm bin Din. 51, of Kampong Raja Uda Port Swettenham. who pleaded guilty to a charge of allowing an. excess ot 13 passengers m his boat on June 6. was fined $50 m the magistrate's court.
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    MAN IS FINED $1,000 FOR CHEATING WOMAN
    153 7 MAN IS FINED $1,000 FOR CHEATING WOMAN KOTA BHARU, Thurs.— A plumbing contractor. Abdul Rahman bin Haji Hassan, was jailed for one day and fined $1,000 or one year's jail for cheating. Abdul Rahman. 26. was found guilty of cheating a woman padi planter, Met_ binte Lah. of $300 at
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    NOW MERCHANTS CALL FOR FISHERIES SCHOOL IN SINGAPORE TO TRAIN BOYS IN DEEP SEA FISHING
    102 7 NOW MERCHANTS CALL FOR FISHERIES SCHOOL IN SINGAPORE TO TRAIN BOYS IN DEEP SEA FISHING SINGAPORE. H^^-S^rC^^ S merchants want a fishing. largely In foreign and the in-" Unless a sCh^U^a D ore will have to g& WWs^^ they said. olcr ra iied ior a joint enable Singapore fishermen to
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    6 7 MADAME SOENASSA ART IS HER HOBBY
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    MIC plan home for poor to wipe out disgrace to community
    244 7  -  R.G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE, Thurs. TIIK Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore, will build a home for destitutes to house hundreds of aged, physically handicapped and displaced Indians m the State to wipe out a disgrace to the whole community. Plans
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    MISS BORNEO 1960' WILL HAVE EVERYTHING SHE NEEDS. SAYS HER FRIEND
    164 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Eighteen year old Elizabeth Voon "Miss Borneo I96o"— is due here on July 9 on her way to Long Beach, California, for the "Miss International I960" contest. In Singapore she will be the guest of Mr. Lim
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    EX-SOLDIER WHO CHEATED WOMEN OF $1.50 IS BOUND OVER
    83 7 EX-SOLDIER WHO CHEATED WOMEN OF $1.50 IS BOUND OVER BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs— An ex-Serviceman who, according to the prosecution, had swindled nine other people, was bound over for cheating 2 housewives. Teoh Kirn Wah, formerly attached to the Royal Army Medical Corps m Singapore, pleaded guilty to two counts of
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    No take-over yet
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 'The President of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council, Mr. A. D. York, yesterday disclosed that no date WBB yet set by the Federation Oov- ernment for the take over of jthe Municipal Council
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    Sultan's objection
    29 7 KUALA TINGGI, Thurs. I The Sultan of Kelantan. has declared that he would not i like to hear the Malays In Kelantan being called "lazy I people
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    Bank employees seek overall increase in salary and better working conditions
    223 7 Bank employees seek overall increase in salary and better working conditions SINGAPORE, Thursday. THK Singapore Bunk Employees' Union has submitted new sets of claims lo two banks, on behalf of about 200 employees The banks: Netherlands Trading Society and lhe Chung Khi.iw Bank Ltd. The claims: An overall salary rise
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    SEPAK RAGA NOW THE NEW SPORTS CRAZE OF MANY NON-MALAYS
    187 7 SEPAK RAGA NOW THE NEW SPORTS CRAZE OF MANY NON-MALAYS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Sepak Ra^a, the traditional Malay rattan ball game, is no longer the exclusive sport of the Malays m Singapore. So the Free Press was told triumpantly by Inche Mahmud Awang. assistant secretary of the Perseketuan Sepak Raga Singapura.
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    Damaged road sign
    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. j Tan Lit Foo, 21. who drove without care and attention and damaged a road sign, was fined $100 m the magistrate's court here yesterday.
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    Remittance to China
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ministry of Finance last night announced that total of I $709,243 has been sent to 'China from Sirgapore last month. Remittance from the Federation to China during j the month amounted to $361. 731
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    New I-cards soon
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Th»' Minister for the Interior, Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman. y«- tcrday said that new style ld'-ntitv 'cards will be introduced from Aug 1.
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    Low-cost housing
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Triors. The Municipal Council has decided to build mon- low cost hov e m the municipal limits lor jx'oplc m the low<*r Income group.
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    Photographic Society of Singapore (started in coffee shop) is 11 years old
    335 8  - Photographic Society of Singapore (started in coffee shop) is 1 1 years old Calling camera fans... by JUST a decade ago, a handful of photo enthusiasts met m a coffee shop for a pow-wow. Over cups of coffee, the Singapore Camera Club was formed. Soon thc club's strength grew and
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    CAMERA COACH COMMENTS ON YOUR PICTURES
    118 8 ♦THK GYPSY," (left) The backgiuund associates well with the subject BIT it was not made full use of. try and use a background m such an instance to create "atmosphere." One *nore fault: the subject is staring straight at the camera and he is
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    GOOD FOR OVERSEAS
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    THIS PRINT HELPED GAIN F.R.P.S.
    21 8 •GEESE* BY PENG SENG WU. ONE OF THE 12 PRINTS SUBMITTED POR HIS F.R PS. AWARD.
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    EMBASSY HOTEL LIQUOR GOES UNDER THE MAMMER
    28 8 EMBASSY HOTEL LIQUOR GOES UNDER THE MAMMER Weeptag under the 1 ri.T_ m< c ior J h tel -J Mr. r.a_nJ Sa.' thi su hold •V i foa
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    FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM
    11281 9 FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM Horses entered ior i the Singapore Turf -ThiTs Jnlr race meeting FORM OF THE CLASS FOUR HORSE* I p. M OWING are all Jhe urscs entered for •>i!iu.iporo Turf 1 lulv rnectinu. CLASS ONE m.m > mm NL) 2 1. ItS King's Tl M
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    So thrilling...but who were winners?
    652 11  - So thrilling... but who were winners? CONRAD CHIEW TEACHERS STAYED BEHIND TO TOTE UP THE POINTS 3, KATONG. Thursday. WEDS oi students from 17 Katong schools turned up vesterlor the final day of their District sports to cheer for the chamhnol. Hut unfortunately the result was not known. .Hint -Minn
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    BUKIT TIMAH: THE CHINESE HIGH IN WINNING FORM
    506 11  - BUKIT TIMAH: THE CHINESE HIGH IN WINNING FORM CHONG ggI BUKIT TiVAH. Thu'-.Jay. -m-iool swept ii\. event m the o al the Bvkit Timah inyang Girla High ta n three i: eet cun- s DIVI .lON -*..ee Chor metres: 1. H Jump: 'CH.. 1. tnerii ir. Ii g SS l-
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    The Serangoon District: Victorians take title
    858 11  - The Serangoon District: Victorians take title CHOO KIM LOCK By FARRER PARK. Thursday yiCTORIA School be- came Serangoon District champions yesterday. They beat opposition from 17 other schools to score 158 points. St. Andrew's School. 116 points, were runners-up. Benjamin Lee of St. Andrew's was thr best performer of the
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    Second half energy by Metal Box
    196 11 Second half energy by Metal Box Metal Box 2: S.T.C. 1. FARRER PARK. Thurs. Thc fans were lull Of praise for S.T.C. goalkeeper Rasman. Although beaten twice, he was the outstand ing player of this Bu.>i: Houses Lc-ague <-iid Cup game yesterday. S.T.C. forwards, sparked by Avtar Singh, gave a
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    43 11 SALT LAKE CITY, Thurs. Gene Fullmer, recognised by the National Boxing Association as the world middlel weight champion, tonight fights Carmen Basilio. In New York. Paul Pender is re- i cognised as champion. He j i beat Sugar Ray Robinson. Reuter
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    17 11 TOKYO. Thurs, Judo will replace canoeing In ihe 1964 Olympic Game, hen i. Reuter
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    U.S. dominate at Henley
    57 11 HENLEY ON THAMES, Thurs.— Americans domlnated the Henley Royal Regatta yesterday. Harvard University shattered the course record by six seconds. With a time or 6 mm. 39.0 sec. they beat Isis. Oxford I University's second eight. during a heat of the Thames Cup. Harvard have won
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    Medics win 2-0
    23 11 FARRER PARK, Thurs. Royal Army Medical Corps beat Singapore Military Forces 2-0 here yesterday. Scorers; Othman and a gift «_oal
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    Seletar airmen get 141 points to beat rivals from Tengah and the Royal Malayan Navy
    363 12 2ELETAR, Thurs. R.A.F. Seletar athletes beat R.A.F. Tengah ana the Royal Malayan Navy m a triangular competition here yesterday. They scored 141 points. Tengah scored 100 -and Navy 78. During practice on Saturday, A.C. Balakrishnan
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    Australian claim: Griffin calls are 'cooked up'
    125 12 Australian claim: Griffin calls are 'cooked up' SYDNEY, Thursday. fHE present Tesl series m England was being played nnlv formally against South Africa, bill m reality against Australia, a Sydney evening newspaper claimed hi-st night. a n on the playing fields oi f bbbbb ol its fruits seem aouut to
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    Emerson and Fraser lose
    76 12 IV IMBLEDON. Thurs. The BB world's top doubles pair. Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson, were eliminated from the nun's doubles here yesterday. Mike Davies and Bobby Wilson of Britain beat them 6-3. 6-4. 3-6. 4-6. 6-3. In another fourth round match R. Hewitt ar.d M. Mulligan
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    Geylang get 4
    28 12 FARRER PARK. Thurs. Geylang Serai Youngsters beat Owen Youngsters 4-2 m a friendly soccer tie. Scorers: Mahud (2>, Yusof. Lamad. Williams scored two for Owen.
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    The will to win
    68 12 EVERYBODY'S GETTING IT NOW... Its the time of the year for track rivalry, and throughout Singapore you'll Bad the will to win. Here Avatar Singh (Naval Base School) puts m a finishing spurt to win a 1.500 metres rate by 10 metres yesterday at the Bukit
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    HAPPY MELODY WILL BE HARD TO BEAT ON SATURDAY AFTER TODAY'S FINE GALLOP
    624 12  - HAPPY MELODY WILL BE HARD TO BEAT ON SATURDAY AFTER TODAY'S FINE GALLOP ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH. Thursday. JJAPPY MELODY, rated the best sprinter m Malaya, at present, will be one of the hardest to beat m the Summer Cup, main race at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Since finishing
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    160 12 GLOUCESTER SKITTLED: ALL OUT FOR 81 RUNS BRISTOL. Thurs. -Hu.tled out for 116 In their first innings yesterday, the South j Africans turned the tables !on the county side by skitj tling them lor 81. But the game swung vet j again Gloucestershire's way I when South Africa lost a
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