The Singapore Free Press, 6 July 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERVBnnv S TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1960. 15 CEJ*S.
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    Lock icon US. STRIKES BACK AT CUBA
    239 1 Castro's cabinet holds an emergency meeting to plan 'drastic measures' Ike orders a ban on shipments of Havana sugar SHINGTON, Wednesday. Kixonhower yesterday struck i take-over of two Americanries by halting shipments of Cuban sugar to the l\S. is Ihe unshipped remainder > quota «>t
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    'Watch for wing-tips' order to ships
    9 1 'Watch for wing-tips' order to ships B D a
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    500 million mark
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    Did Japan execute Amelia Earhart?
    115 1 Did Japan execute Amelia Earhart? LOS ANGELES, Wed.Did the Japanese execute the American woman pilot Miss Amelia Earhart? A United States Air Force Captaip yesterday claimed photographic proof existed that the Japane.se did execute and bury Miss Earhart, on Saipan Island m the Pacific. In 1937. Captain Paul Briand. assistant
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    Lock icon CUPS OF TEA AND SYMPATHY (100 FT. UP) SAVE A LIFE
    137 1 CUPS OF TEA AND SYMPATHY (100 FT. UP) SAVE A LIFE BIRMINGHAM. Wed. A priest crawled along a giddy parapet high above one of Birmingham's busiest streets to talk a man out of throwing himself to death. Reginald Garbett. 46, father of four children, sat for more than an hour
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    Thuan Heng (still plump with baby fat) now aims at 1964 Olympics
    361 1  - Thuan Heng (still plump with baby fat) now aims at 1964 Olympics IAN MOK-AI A champ at 12: WONDER BOY' BEATS NINE MEN IN 1, 500-METRE EVENT TO WIN CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB TITLE By SINGAPORE, Wednesday A SINGAPORE Father's dream of his son becoming a champion at 1961 Olympics took
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    Rescue by grandma
    26 1 DARWIN. Wed. An 80--year-old woman dived from a wharf to rescue her four-year-old grandson. It was her first swim for 20 years. i
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    Eichmann's counsel
    25 1 COLOGNE. Wed.— Dr. Robert Servatius. 65. said ho would head the defence at the trial of former S. S. Colo- nel Adolf Eichmann.
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    Lock icon Nehru at the border
    80 1 CIU'SlirL (m do •Tibetan border). Wed MrNehru the Indian Prime Minister *au Indian and Chinese troops facing each other across the border only 400 to 500 vnrds apart during a helioont»»r survey of disputed Ladakh. I The Indian Premier was making his first visit to the
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    Rebels kill twenty
    27 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Rebels last week tired a bazooka shell into a bus near Medan. and tilled 20 persons an Indone- sian Army statement said.
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    8,000 MILE RED ROCKET CONE JUST OFF TARGET
    67 1 8,000 MILE RED ROCKET CONE JUST OFF TARGET MOSCOW. Wed.— Russia yesterday sent a rocket about 8.000 miles from the Soviet Union into tne Central Pacific, and claimed its nose cone landed m "close proximity" to the target. Specially equipped ships stationed m the area, nortn-east of the Gilbert and
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      15 1 VAN I\VS FOR Mftft HHMTIIHE 136/142. Or<n«ru Head fl*pore— J» Tfto: ***** «SM A *****
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    Industrials are in demand on a day of indecision: Engineers also show gains
    296 2 Industrials are in demand on a day of indecision: Engineers also show gains LONDON, Wed IT has been another day ol Indecision In th» '<u-k markets wiih bi: a cautions Ucy In new ot credit uncertainties. bad ItSi provided rt num- features also n number of gains Motoi.- -ere dull
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    RUBBER
    209 2 Demand slacks and the price slips m a day of moderate trading ONUON: Rubber prices were slightly easier yesterday >howing final lob.^es extending to three-eighths pence per pounct m spot and near months. Alter opening about unchanged, prleojf held steady on .some further short covering demand tor distant landeds.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    204 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS 'ving alongMdr the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or e\peoted today are: Corfu 1 2, Patroclus 4 5. Nagoya Maru bA. Beminnes 6 Selat Durian 89. Mendeville 10 11. Stavropol 13 14. Atreus 15 16. Yama 18. Saint Edmund 19, Sirusa N. Wall 1. Se.iili N. Wall
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    Hong Kong prices
    49 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. doling piiotl he.c today \v?re: Previous' Today Ha a Ranking Corporation $1,210 $1,215 U' Canton $93.00 $93.00 •sales s;t!e£ W k Maiden 7.30 7.25 H KcnK piion* $38.7.) $38.75 ■ale* \a.*h O Pf»r-v ACold Storage 130.46 $29.30 nUkOO Durks. $.i 7 00 $57.00
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    Rise in rubber output
    70 2 IMHSCOTOM: World .aui- ibber p:t*durtion x< Ued I o '..e Depiir'nient of Com:: al rubber pmc m 000 lam In the .same period test ve;.r ol natural rubber for April vai estimated at mo.ooo tuns, compared \U'h *****0 "ii- In April 1959 Foi 'lie first four
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    Exchange prices show a sharp general ease
    562 2 Exchange prices show a sharp general ease SINGAPORE, Wednesday. LX)R THE first time m many months there r was a sharp general easing m prices on the i Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. A recent enick m the commodity price lias had its effeel and 23 <>r 70 per rent of
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    LOOK-AROUND
    104 2 Coffee pact hitch PARIS: Franc Zone cuffee producers will not ratify ihe International Coffee Agreement unless certain concession* for Robusia coffee marketing are gianieo. according to authoriialive sources. Aiuiougn "he official communique relea-ea last Friday afier the Franc Zone Conference did 001 rete: tv any move to this effect,
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    DIVIDENDS
    125 2 Turner and Newall LONDON: Turner ana Neuall propose to make a cine for one iree .strip issue. An interim aividtnci of rive per cent ha.s already been declared on the present capital and directors fore.-haciow final of 8 i per cent on the doubled capita! making v lotai equivalent
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    METALS
    99 2 A modest rally m price: Steadier tone on moderate demands I ONDON, Weci Tin price* rallied mwimfly ye.-terday morning with ciish gaining over £2 a ton. Tlie steadier tone vat'iaid to largely reflect technical considerations with outside demand reported only moderate. copper v. as sieati\. In the afternoon un
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 i Maiahir tpo( and afloat* t5, July Rhipmeni 6"> I...mponz ipot and ftAoata ♦■<5. July ■hipmetrt tS. Mttntok Mrhitc Rpot and aftiMti •»■">. July ■hipwM lit tellera, rx-dock. Al>o\c price* quott-d m U.M. octti p«r !b.
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      115 2 LONDON. July 5 Previous Today RUBBER No 1 RSS c.i f. European port* July B 15 1« 33 1 I 16 AuK M W W W RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot o». 34; RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Aug 33 11 l< SI !>.16 Sept
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      New York Prices
      50 2 NEW YORK. July 5. Previous Today TIN Strait* spot 102 T'i 1 u:\sij RUBBER Futures July Sept. W.«« ».«71 SALES 66 lots. TONE Easy No. i RSS July landed price 4.1J 4_'J COFFEE Futures B Contract July 36.2.% 3*5. Al)iiv. prices quoted ;n IS ctnts \><-i Ib.
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      Oow Jones Averages
      38 2 NEW YORK. July 5 Previous Today 30 Industrials Ml 30 M 0.91. 91 20 Railroads 142.71 142.21 40 Domestic Bonds R2.M &2.M i 15 Utilities S»3. 49 M.M 65 Stocks Composite Averages 211.21 211.91 I
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      85 2 LONDON. July 5. Previous Today COPRA Philippine i,.i.1. UK. North European ports delivered weight per long ton July Jl-T 5 COPRA, Straits c i f. UK North European ports delivered weight per long ton July Au« t M 6*i COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m
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    UP 8 DOWN 55 UNCHANGED 114
    833 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MAMUN6& 9 CO cum Of'tai iltte > <*ll euiui'U ocrtK t| «aclw«inc itirM I cli turn imhs .iwi T ier cicluliai cap<tai -eti i t ccr eh* eMitai ntwra I n cm* dim f cil)
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    Expert aid for schools
    51 3 Mr. Prime and Mr. Dunlop have already visited the Dragon School, the Tarat Agricultural Extension Centre and schools m Bau district. Thr two New Zealand- who will also visit Sibu. Mlrl and Kanowit m the fount of their tour, are expected back m Singapore sometime this
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    Indian Govt.'s revision of licence rates may affect betel nut trade
    124 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday MERCHANTS m Malaya and Singapore foresee a Weak fulure Tor the betel nut trade. Exporter* are perturbed over a recent decision made by the Indian Government to revise the existing conversion rate of quota licences. The licence
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    Our representative to tourist talks
    52 3 \GAPOPE. Wed. Mr. P G. Permit*, wbo retired .rum his post o: Exhibition and Tourist Promotion Officer m the Ministry ol Culture on June 29. has left for Manila to attend tourist conference the Singapore Government s observer Mr. Peralta plan> to be Ie on
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    New extortion racket by bicycle gangs
    28 3 prosecution Henif* lonspiracy n graft ease trial I I I I I Suggestion I I No opinion i 2 3m.on education < 'I
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    THE YOUNGER INDONESIAN SET TO HAVE OWN SCOUTGROUP
    196 3 THE YOUNGER INDONESIAN SET TO HAVE OWN SCOUTGROUP Wed The Indonesian community m Singapore will soon have a scout uroup of its own here. leading Indonesians re arc now finalising preliminaries before gruup becomes officially established. Chief amongst the sponsor* ka Mr. S. Surjono. the rormaUon Officer at the Indonesian
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    LONE MOTORISTS ARE VICTIMS OF 'NEAR HIT AND FAINT STUNT ON SINGAPORE ROADS
    361 3  - LONE MOTORISTS ARE VICTIMS OF 'NEAR HIT AND FAINT STUNT ON SINGAPORE ROADS EVELYN TEO By SINGAPORE, Wed. YOUTHS on bicycles have thought up a new racket to extort money from motorists on the roads m Singapore. They gang up and stage a "near hit and taint" stunt m order
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    War Office man due
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Military Secretary, War Office. Lieut-General Sir Geoffrey Thompson, i* due In Singapore today on a routine visit to the Far East Land Forces.
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    Beauty expert in
    26 3 SINGAPORE, Wed -^_Jl French beauty expert. Miss Yvoime Ijames. arrived here on Monday by CPA to introduce a "new 100k" In eye make-up.
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    His good deed for the day done...Chief Scout relaxes
    35 3 His good deed for the day done... Chief Scout relaxes CHIEF Scout Incite Vusof bin Ishak relaxes with a cool drink after opening: the new camp site of the Boy Scouts Association m Telok Paku.
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    60 BOYS AND GIRLS TO ATTEND CAMP ON ISLAND
    130 3 60 BOYS AND GIRLS TO ATTEND CAMP ON ISLAND SINGAPORE. Wed. The Federation oi Boys' Clubs will hold a camp at Pulau Übin from Aug. 15 to 21 for 60 boys and girls. The camp is open to its affiliated club members who will bi* taught camping procedure, cooking and
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    'Terror' ratings on robbery charge
    52 3 JOHORE BAIIRU. Wed Four Naval ratings from H.M.S. Terror. D. K. Thresh C. K. Barret. K. Buttier and C. K. Reeve, were charged m the Magistrate's Court here with robbing Salleh bin Merah of $18 and a motor i car. They were allowed $1,000 bail
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    Vet off for course
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Veterinary Officer Tan Boon En? of South Kedah left' here by air yesterday to take Dp a two-year course on j poultry husbandry at Glas- gow University.
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    Settle dispute call
    40 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Sawmill Workers' Union yesterday appealed to the Trades Union Congress to take necessary steps to settle the dispute between its members and the management of the Bukit Timah Sawmills over redundancy of staff.
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    Too many fun fairs, so they are now banned
    133 3 J^OTA BHARU. Wed. IlTlic Kelantan Government, which is controlled by the Pan -Malayan Islamic Party, has banned all future fun fairs m the State. The State Secretary, Dato Hashim bin Haji Mohamed, has instructed Government officials to stop issuing licences. No
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    Headmaster gets a USIS trip
    38 3 KAJANG. Wed.— The headmaster of the Yu Hua Junior Middle School. Mr. Lee Kef, has left for a three-month tour of the United States. His trip was sponsored by the U.S. Information Services.
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    YOUTHS TELL THE GOVERNMENT: 'CONSULT US'
    118 3 YOUTHS TELL THE GOVERNMENT: 'CONSULT US' KUALA LUMPUR. \\>c!. The Federation Government was urged to consult the Malayan Youth Council before drafting policies affecting young people m the country. This was one of the 15 resolutions adoptee at the final day ol the first biennial National Conference of Youth here
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      193 3 *ff/^ Are you going bald? j^^^S^R«» lk so f l lo^ nicn 1 *as worried becaus* M^^^^S&^blk ta cj patches were beccmng increasingly Mft^BZ^Jll noticeable en my head. I had tried many V^\Kfl l^v a r cn<3 l^^'C^s. but '"5 no avail. JV->^g3J JH™^ The INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION cdllQlDHYiaTMßy^'t v ied
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    The Lash family from New Guinea now off to Holland for 'a new life'
    313 4  - The Lash family from New Guinea now off to Holland for 'a new life' ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE, Wednesday A DUTCH INDONESIAN family who stayed here on transit for the last fortnight, has left for Holland yesterday, taking with them bitter memories of their past m New Guinea. The family
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    $2,000 comes back in a mystery packet after $4,000 robbery
    129 4 $2,000 comes back in a mystery packet after $4,000 robbery KAJAXG, Wednesday. MYSTERIOUS caller deposited a package containing about $2,000 m a house which w;js robbed of cash and jewellery totalling ;.|>out $4,000. The money. In notes and coins and wrapped m an old newspaper, was found at about 8
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    MAN ACCUSED OF RESTRAINING' WOMAN ON ROAD
    55 4 MAN ACCUSED OF RESTRAINING' WOMAN ON ROAD SINGAPORE, Wed.— Quek Kong Seng pleaded not guilty to wrongfully restraining a woman. Low Choon Huay. m Balestier Road on Thursday afternoon. He was alleged to have prevented Low from proceeding towards Lorong Limau. He was allowed bail of $500 until Sept. 6
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    A Hong Kong tour
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Cathay Pacific Airways is starting an inclusive two-week tour to Hong Kong and Japan commencing on September 15.
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    Couples scared of an attack by wild boars at reservoir
    212 4 Couples scared of an attack by wild boars at reservoir SINGAPORE, W e d.— Courting couples at Mcßitchie reservoir are being attacked by wild boars. A number of couples who had been chased by the animals said they would not dare visit the place any more. Many of them believe
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    NEW OFFICIALS OF HANS ANDERSON CLUB
    92 4 NEW OFFICIALS OF HANS ANDERSON CLUB SINGAPORE, Wed. Mrs. Rose Minme has been elected president and chairman of the Hans Anderson Club. Other officials are vicepresidents, Mrs. E. Boswell and Mr. N. Rastogi treasurer, Mrs. Mary Smith; secretary, Mrs. C. de Cruz. Committee: Mrs. B. Smith, Mr. W. Taylor, Inspector
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    Orchid conference
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Malayan delegates of the wurld orchid conference will form a sub-comn»ittee to decide whether Singapore can provide adequate facilities for the next international conference of orchid-growers to be held m 1963
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    Rotary Club project
    25 4 iVL^LACCA. Wed.— The Rotary Club ot Malacca intends to undertake the floodlighting Of Kubu Stadium here as its project for the year.
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    TWO YEARS OF HARD TRAINING IN SYDNEy FOR SIX CHOSEN SINGAPORE YOUTHS: THEY WILL LEARN ALL ABOUT THE JETS
    86 4 TWO YEARS OF HARD TRAINING IN SYDNEy FOR SIX CHOSEN SINGAPORE YOUTHS: THEY WILL LEARN ALL ABOUT THE JETS Experience Since th«n th< h ai read> tompl«t >«ar trainiii. m« thr n< m s\(!n«-. m uill attend Tt-chni.Ml (oil- g< Qantav T». hnu to obtain |i p<»rieim' m Rineerini: Irec
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    MEREDITHS ACT WELL IN COMEDY AT NAVAL BASE CLUB
    182 4 NAVAL BASE, Wed. —An obscure painter dies m the home of a humble country doctor and leaves behind a number of pictures which suddenly become the rage of the London underworld. This was the theme of "The Late Christopher Bean", a
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    New Bar members
    30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Messrs. Ang Chui Lai and Tee Seng Tan have been admitted to the Federation Bar by Mr. Justice Ong m the Supreme Court here.
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    Trained team leaders are now serving at 23 community centres
    174 4 Trained team leaders are now serving at 23 community centres SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TWENTY THREE potential communitj centre team leaders who have just com pleted a seven-week leadership training course, have been posted to various community centres m the State. Of these, five are women. They are all attached to the
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    2 on timber study
    22 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Two leading Malayan timber merchants have left lor Manila to study the timber industry there.
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    Register as voters
    21 4 SEGAMAT. Wed. Mobile units from the Information Department are urging people m the district to register as voters
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    A Senate meeting
    14 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Senate meets here at 10 a.m. today.
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      118 4 MOM/ a! I LOOK NEW ITEMS! LATEST CLOTHINGS JUST UNPACKED FOR BOYS FANCY COTTON SPORTSIJ COOL OUTDOOR T SHIRT! PARTY SHIRTS /r v ACCESSORIES f. .j/ FOR CIRLSV NtW THRILLS rv2: vri SUITS !^r-r-) vj _J y COOL A^Er i FROCKS BABY DOLL PYJAH I L^ U SHORTS Tjri BLOUSES
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      40 4 TOD.W: fc.3l p.n..* TOMORROW: 10.00 a.m. and M.21 p.m. FRIDAY: M.."> 2 a.m. and 10 08 p. in SATURDAY: 11.40 a.m. and 10..").") p.m. SUNDAY: 12.28 p.m. (noon; and 11.43 p.m. MONDAY: 1.11 p.m. TUESDAY: 0.29 a.m. and LSI p.m.
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      271 4 DAiLY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS 4. Does one get it wnen one L« 1. Malacca on the march (7, inoculated? (6>. 5) 5. Self-adverti.^d growing thinp 8. Fixed, like tunes for an or- to inculcate (7>. rhestra (8). 6. It's 3 down to make a start 9. Went round very fast,
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    The axe falls on 250 R.A.F. workers
    211 5  -  R. G. PILLAI .BOUR MINISTER GETS APPEAL TO FIND AL TERNATIVE JOBS FpR T HE DISMISSED MEN By SINGAPORE, Wednesday Mini>tr\ Local Staff I'nion is appealMinister for Labour and Law, m la find alternative employment idttstnal workers who will become jhr iiid of
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    Nev bank branch
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    A display of naval assault power
    36 5 \GAPORL. Wed T 42 Commando, Royal Marine, and aircraft oi Xo. 848 idron H.M.S. Bulkward if a demonstration of assault power wwang from t.45 i 8.43 a :n. on July
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    500 attend open air service and a procession at Sacred Heart church
    49 5 About 500 people attended the Corpus Christi and patronal least celebrations of the Church of the Sacred Heart at Tank Road. Father Gregory Yong officiated at the open air service and the procession m the church compound.
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    Hotel clerk accused of procuring woman for lodger-acquitted
    189 5 Hotel clerk accused of procuring woman for lodger -acquitted SINGAPORE, Wednesday HOTEL clerk \\;is acquitted m a district court today on v charge of procuring v I woman lorn lodger ;it ;i hotel m Marshall i liOtid. The charge arose from a raid conducted by Mr. Kum Teng Hock, vice-chairman
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    Appeal to Minister
    41 5 SINGAPORE Wed The Machine au ci Engineering Employees' Union yesterday appealed to Mr. KM. Bynv\ Minister loi Labour and Law. to take stern measures to wipe out yellow culture and unify the trade, union movement In the state.
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      395 5 MINISTRY 01 (II.11K1: CHINESE \M( hows a: Kampong Pier): Tabie-team> 9 a.m.; Teck Get via Chen Sam Road; bodybuilding and weightliftuig 2 Pulau Tefeoug, Kamposig Sai p.m. Kong; Tkmg B.iiiru City CLOTHING SHOP at Fi. Andrew's Cathedral, CWA \J\\ SCEXESHIFTEBS pie- Rc>om Sou::i 6lcle 5 P l 0m l0 5
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    DEATH
    19 6 M urti\ *•>> \linimum i LYNCH J. C. Suddenly 4th lulv m > K. previously Manager. Austasia i 1. ne.
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      A WONDERFUL CHANCE TO BUILD GOODWILL
      133 6 0 ThomQj Heng's report about British Servicemen m Singapore being keen to make friends with Singaporeans should be an eye-opener to the various cultural and social organ(ations m our State. Th:s is a wonderful opportunity for these groups to strengthen goodwill and international understanding
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      28 6 0 I om sure the people of Sin^ap"-'e wilt open their homes to Servicemen who are genuinely interested m getting to know the local people better. ANGELINA FONC
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      57 6 I \*cnder v*hy Servicemen m Singapore find it so difficult tj make friends with the local people. Why there are a hundred and me places where such friendships can be formed, like the YMCA. Chinese YMCA. YWCA. The Stage Club, Singapore Musical Sccietv. Singapore Film Society, churches, sports dubs and
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      71 6 May I suggest that churches and other Christian groups like lh« YMCA YWCA and the Cnmese YMCA hold fellowship gather.ngs every month and invite Servicemen. This should be a regular feature. As Servicemen are always on the move a monthly event would ensure that all of them havq a fair
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      103 6 AN EXAMPLE TO IDLE YOUTHS IN S' PORE Young Azilah has shown to idle youths of Singapore one way of making good use of their spare hours. Your report (June 30 1 about him and his hobby^ carving a fleet fo model warships with a parang, handsaw. carpenter's plane and
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      54 6 cm no dancer but I think I know the reason why |oget modern is dying a naturo! death. It is a modified form of ballroom dancing which originoted from the West, whereas ronggeng has its roots m Molava end therefore can be regorded as "part of Malayan
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    19 6 Talking point... Nothing is often a good thing to do. and always a clever thing to say. —WILL DURANT.
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    1863 6  -  CONSTANCE D'CRUZ SINGAPORE X I aW H by SOMETHING INTERESTING but not too complicated was what I wanted when I went m search of the answer to a question. The question: What do men know
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    pavement traders defy police to hold big clearance sale at busy road junction
    82 7  -  R.G.PILLAI PEACEFUL' EFFORTS BY N SPECTORS WENT jNH EEDED TILL HALF THEIR STOCKS SOLD a SINGAPORE, Wednesday niunt traders held a "ciear- at the busy hulia StreetunuT, they drew out police and iiu'd hawkers' inspectors to lactic
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    A fed-up teacher goes off to study in London
    129 7 A fed-up teacher goes off to study in London Wed. A 25-year-old Kuala Lumpur teacher gave up his job and left for London over the week-end to study electronic engineerin l:. Mr. Joseph Manuel who >aid he was "fed-up teachii Mr Manuel who was edu- d at St. Xavier"s Insti-
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    DOCK MEN DASH TO SAFETY AS TWO SHIPS COLLIDE IN THE HARBOUR
    100 7 DOCK MEN DASH TO SAFETY AS TWO SHIPS COLLIDE IN THE HARBOUR SINGAPORE, Wed. Two ships collided at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday. There were no casualties, but both ships were damaged. The Nissen Maru, moored at Godown 18 was discharging cargo when the American President Line freighter President
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    Support for boycott
    35 7 SINGAPORE. \Y:d. The ;apore Rattar< Workers' Union of 1.000 members yesterday supported the move by the Trades Union Congress to boycott South African goods as a mark of protest against apatheid policy.
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    Women barbers are now the top draw in the haircut business
    212 7  - Women barbers are now the top draw in the haircut business MAVIS CHUA By SINGAPORE, Wednesday gAKBKK shops m the Paya Lebar area arc dismissing Iheir male employees and si^nini; on women. i'n<> rage lor women barbers began with the opening of a new nairaressmg saloon with an all-women staff,
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    Visiting pianist is full of praise for Singapore
    177 7 Visiting pianist is full of praise for Singapore gINGAPORE, Wea.—Visiting German pianist, Mr. Gerd Kaemper, spoke highly of Singapore music students and teachers he met daring a series of leclures ne gave at tne Cultural Centre recently. Mr. Kaemper who aiso gave music lessons, said he was impressed by their
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    TO PENANG AND BACK BY SCOOTER AT ONE GO: PHOTOGRAPHER DOES IT
    211 7  - TO PENANG AND BACK BY SCOOTER AT ONE GO: PHOTOGRAPHER DOES IT ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE. Wednesday A PHOTOGRAPHER, Mr. A. M. Thondan, 25, checked m at his studio m Tank Road yesterday morning after a 1. 022-mile round-trip to Penanc on his scooter m 30 hours and 4r> i
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    GOVERNMENT TO SEEK VIEWS OF THE PEOPLE ON THREE NEW ARKETS PLANNED FOR ESTATE
    131 7 ~^r Va f^ 2 r:;mcnt is Garden Estate, ".aoPherson. Minister for rahlm, at the trket at St. n was still urketa m the of new roa>e m t had de- cided to meet this challenge with
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    Talk on the sari
    31 7 monstration and talk on the sari will be given at a meeting of the YWCA International Women's Club at No. 5 Raffles Quay today at 10.30 a.m.
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    A STOLEN SHIRT AND TROUSERS GAVE THIEF AWAY
    102 7 A STOLEN SHIRT AND TROUSERS GAVE THIEF AWAY SINGAPORE. Wed. A week after a youth had stolen a shirt and a pair of trousers from an attap hut m Mount Emily Road, he was seen m the neighbourhood wearing them, tin ninth magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1 Pates was told. Inspector
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    $11 million saved
    36 7 PENANG, Wed. The Federation's Rural Co-opera-tive Apex Bank has saved padi planters m the country •about $11 million m interest alone and has smashed the padi- kuncha (middleman I system m some states.
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    Thugs wound man
    29 7 PENANG, Wed. A group of eight thugs put up a road block at Sungei Dua and seriously wounded a lorry attendant with sticks, rods and daggers.
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    Pen-pals for three years—wed
    54 7 Pen-pals for three years— wed SEREMBAN, Wed. A couple who corresponded with each other for three years as pen-pals were married at the Church of the Visitation here. The bride is a well-known athlete Miss Doris HendrofT. 20. of the Telecommunications Department. Her husband is Mr. Henry Rodrigues, 30, of
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    Motor-cycle ace retires: He will manage a firm
    283 7  - Motor-cycle ace retires He will manage a firm HARRY CHIA By OINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's motorcycle racing ace, Mr. Louis Chia, has hung up his crash helmet and goggles for a desk and a pen. "I am now settling down to consolidate my position m the business world," said Mr. Chia,
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    EX-HOTEL MEN ARE FINED $1,860 ON 25 CHARGES
    145 7 EX-HOTEL MEN ARE FINED $1,860 ON 25 CHARGES SINGAPORE. Wed. Two former employees- of the now defunct Ban Wall Hotel m 'Guillemard Road, were fined a total of $1,860 when they pleaded guilty to 25 charges each of tailing to enter particulars of occupants of room.s on Dec. 15. last
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      33 7 ti)W} lt By Cog yojr Y^\ j^v j \I L Tor v«o^^ book ttru to luck... b sure of a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press
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    The fantastic escape story they tried to ban because he invented the keys to freedom
    1035 8  -  James Leasor By LONDON. WEDNESDAY afternoon the Nazi commanders had been m conference, m the Mairie of an occupied town m France As the cark autumn dusk darkened their windows someone knocked ;it I hi*
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    The mystery of Amelia Earhart: 4 natives tell of a plane 'ditch'
    301 8 The mystery of Amelia Earhart: 4 natives tell of a plane 'ditch' FROM PAGE ONE from New Guinea to Howland Island, Central Pacific, during a round-the-world flignt. Captain Briand said the photographs, which were Japanese, and the affidavits were gathered by a fellow officer. The officer had reported having details
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    CANNOT READ YET, HE WINS $120,000 IN CONTEST
    122 8 CANNOT READ YET, HE WINS $120,000 IN CONTEST T ONDON, Wed. An Indian who cannot read or write English has won $14,120 (M$120,000), In a football contest. He is 29-year-old Gurdil Singh, from the Punjab. How did he manage it? A Polish friend filled m his entry and then an
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    Editor arrested
    21 8 JAKARTA, Wed.— The Jakarta Garrison Command has arrested Mr. Zoelharman, chief editor of the right-wing Sunday paper Harian Minggu.
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    Cyprus elections
    18 8 NICOSIA, Wed. Elections for the first Cyprus House of Representatives will be held on July 31.
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    Lana sobs at midnight party to mark the premiere of new film
    212 8 Lana sobs at midnight party to mark the premiere of new film NEW YORK, Wednesday jjMLM actress Lana Turner sobbed into a table napkin at a midnight party m Hollywood after her escort, Fred Slav. £jot involved m a brawl with a newspaperman. The cause of the trouble: Lana's delinquent
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    RAILWAYS' BID TO PREVENT SUBWAY FIRES
    72 8 RAILWAYS' BID TO PREVENT SUBWAY FIRES NEW YORK. Wed.—Throwing rubbish out of the window of an Underground train will cost up to <M>slso soon. The New York fire department is worried about fires on the subway, now averaging 400 a month. Most of the fire.-> are caused by electric sparks
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    Onassis says 'No'
    21 8 MONTE CARLO. Wed Millionaire shipowner Aristotle Onassis has turned down a Soviet request to ship oil to Cuba.
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    Dangerous theft
    18 8 SANTA FE (New Mexico Wed.— A shipment of "extremely dangerous" Radium has been lost or stolen.
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    Look here for your lucky star
    420 8 BORN today you are a person who wants peace and harmony m your life. There is a spiritual side to your nature which will exert Itself when least expected. You are a born intellectual and things of the mind appeal to you most. History,
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    US expert are building new giant rock
    145 8 US expert are building new giant rock iiuntsv: bam. monstn sion o: sparr 25-sto!--is beinu America hop* Rusm; plora; Tin >tag< v. :.i Of delivr: load t It i> be::.^ Wrrnher Gernia: pert i huge mi Huntsvi Maiden flight No exi.sti:, v can liopr Sputiiikthis Satur United w of surp;
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    The spirit of sport
    103 9 A MIGHTY YELL EGGS ON THE HOOP SPRINT v. .vo"- Afternoon of fun, games "Come on!" yell the children (picture on left) as they cheer their mates at the Saint Stephen's Primary School athletic meet the other day. It was a wonderful afternoon of fun and
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    A HOME-COMING GIFT FOR PRINCESS MARGARET: TWO-SEAT METROPOLITAN
    157 9 A HOME-COMING GIFT FOR PRINCESS MARGARET: TWO-SEAT METROPOLITAN ¥>RINCESS MARGARET and 1 her husband Mr. Antony Armstrong -Jones have been given a new car as a coming-home present. It is one which is not available any longer on the British home market, an Austin Metropolitan convertible (above). These cars could
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    INSOLE WRITES WITH INSIGHT AND HUMOUR
    129 9  -  JOHN CLARKE LONDON, Wed.— Douglas Insole, Essex captain, England Test selector and a fine all-round cricketer, nearly always manages to convey by the way he plays the intense pleasure he derives from the game. In his book cCrlcket from the Middle, Heinemann, 165.) he
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    Brush up your Bridge
    147 9 Brush up your Bridge by M. Harrison-Cray Dealer: South North-South game N. FOR all its complexity, bridge can sometimes become an easy game. As the above example shows, it may be merely a question of using a convention that was specially designed for such occasions. In actual play. South and
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    R.A.F. Seletar, with 7 Service stars found the going tough
    392 10  -  Chua Ban Hock By Jalan Besar, Wed R.A.F. Seletar 2 Darul Afiah 0 FJ.A.F. Seletar fielded Xi seven Joint Services players. Yet they found the going tough against Darul Attan, last year's SAFA Division One League and Cup champions. Hefty
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    Loh Chai Seng of Kallang wins both the sprints
    606 10 GEYLANG, Wednesday. I OH Chai Seng ot KaHang Government Chinese Primary School was the outstanding performer at the Geylang District first annual >ports meet yesterday. He won the 100 metres and 200 metres events. A DIVISION Itl metres: Lun L ,:-;OCP6
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    Friendly match
    31 10 FARRER PARK. Wed. Chinese Athletic "A" defeated Springdale Sports Club 2-1 m a friendly soccer match yesterday. Scorers: Lee Wah Lee <2>. while Lee Teng Yee converted for Springdale.
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    Stand by for thrills tonight: 2 shuttle finals will be held
    202 10 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. STANDBY for thrills tonight The Singapore Badminton Association championships continue :jI the S.B.A. Hall. Two finals are l<> I* 1 decided. The finals to be decided tonight are the Veterans' singles and the Veterans' doubles. The rest
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    Drawn match
    34 10 FARRER PARK. Week j H.M.S. Hartland Point drew 2-2 with Jollilads m a friend- ly soccer match yesterdayScorers for Jollilads: Ah Teng and Kuang. Sheppard and Hinds netted for H.M.S Hartland Point.
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    Four horses promoted to Class 1
    131 10 Four horses promoted to Class 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. The latest Straits Racing Association clarifications announced yesterday art: PROMOTIONS From Class 2 Class 1 Sir Chiron. Pantj* sah. Whiz Pah. Prudent Choice: from Class 4 to Class 3: Follow Me Home: Irom Class 5 to Class 4: Billeen. Four Winds 11.
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    Katong Convent sports meet
    694 10 KATONG. Wed. Hundreds turned up for the .sixth annual athletic spoits meet of the Katong Convent yesterday held on the .St. Patrick':, school ground. Rosalind Lim. the "B" Division champion gave an outstanding performance. She won the 100-yards and 220 yards as well as the long
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    Rivals yet the best of pals at school
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    Medal for Watt
    27 10 KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wed. —Mr. G. R. Watt won the 'A' Division Keppel Golf Club July monthly medal. 'B Division winner was Mr. D Barnes.
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    U.S. coac Hall for 6 week session
    98 10 U.S. coac Hall for 6 week session MNGAP< vi.Si' can fcennJ re nee H school ti students Kai Mr. On^ Sv retary of Amateur I Association. Hall, now i expected to I on SeptemD* j eoQChinf weeks. Teachers In conju:; Education 1 Singapoic a TennU Ateoci pare a progi The
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    67 10 BEOHM WINS THE GUN CLUB SHOOT BUKIT 1 A. G. Beohm I pore Gun Club I event the oth« points. John Bu was second In the ha:. j F. Harris »22. pon winner with Tan (220 points i The club ha visitor during shoot. He i Holtfrater. pre North-am ana
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    Singapore Opertennis tourney
    31 10 SINGAPORE I Singapore op« I pionships will 1 July 14. 15. 16 be held at th. Tanglin cour Entries olo' Forms are Ong Sw< < X Building X YMCA
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    30 10 SINGAPORF pore Glas> Fa Club will hole Saturday In ;ii ing fund 1 place at the V rial Hall from b The Cheshire Band will be r
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    135 11  -  BILL PELLOW By SINGAPORE. Wed. ■TODAY we begin a new series on the highlights of softball In Singapore. The aim is to comment on rules, the finer points of the game, the gossip or jargon, and the art of playing. Softball is the latest spurts crazr. It
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    87 11 l .a. A/.ogether four events weir ec more will be f-jinpleted tomorrow. Re^ul-.- tH metres butterfly: 1. Pla; 2. Thio Si:r. Hock. For.^i H.^e Be:;,, 2.34 I BM .".tt metre* for Boy* under H: Tar. Thuan Hen?. 2. Bernard 3. Ta:: Ce.K Crion^. 36.5 .>e
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    41 11 MANCHESTER, Wed— Ram washed out the last day's play between Lancashire and the South African cricketers. The match was abandoned as a draw. Scores: Lancashire 351 for six dccl. and 72 for two. South I Africans 233.- Reuter
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    58 12 PAU. Wed.— Ga.stone Nencini of Italy took over leadership of the Tour de Fiance cycle race yesterday He finished second m ihe tentn sta^r. Winner Rop,er Riviere. France, covered the 141 67 miles from Mont-cie-Marsan io Pau m C nr 38 mm 48 .sec.
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    743 12  - PLUMP FOR SPEEDY USAHA SETIA: HE IS THE BEST BET OF DAY ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH, Wednesday. ITS\HA SETIA should be one of the day's best bets m the sixth race, main even at Bukit Timah this afternoon. His previous form is good and he is still retaining that
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    139 12 Boy beats men to become swim champ ft From Page One He does his homework when he get back and prepares tor school. In the evening, he swims again. 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m., and to bed at nine. It is only when his father takes him on long sea
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