The Singapore Free Press, 12 July 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press iNo. *****. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    I'M ALL RIGHT' SAYS JACK
    28 1 1/ntPC nilo m <0N THE FENCE delegates at democratic WUIGO |JIIC 111. CONVENT |ON COME OUT IN SOLID SUPPORT KENNEDY.. A GIANT LEAP
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    200 police, helicopters hunt kidnap boy
    89 1 Harbour -.)ld bo ifter I oco ptwoe police he boy had r of here his overcoat and lunchbox were found early yesterday j>ent searchers rushing toßantry Bay. an arm 01 Sydney harbour. The call turned out to be a hoax. Little Grame. whose father,
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    Spy flights: Now a warning for Britain
    141 1 Spy flights: Now a warning for Britain LONDON, Tues.— The Soviet Government has issued a warning to Britain following its announcement that a United States RB-47 reconnaissance aircraft was shot down over the Barents Sea on July 1. The warning completely dominates today's British newspapers. Typical banner headlines read: "Mr.
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    Dies in his sleep
    19 1 CHICAGO, Tues.— Chesser N Campbell, 62. publisher of the Chicago Tribune, died m hu> sleep.
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    5,400ft. death jump
    29 1 SAN RAMON. Tues. Mrs. Joy Dykes. 28. plunged 5,400 feet to her death during a delayed-opening jump from a small plane. Two parachutes failed to open.
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    Diana Dors wins suit
    27 1 LOS ANGELES. Tues.— A U551,275,000 breach of contract and defamation suit brought against RKO Pictures by Diana Dors has been settled for US$2OO,OOO.
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    Lock icon Island volcano erupts
    40 1 a VII A (New Hebrides), Tues. The population of the ™Iranic island of Lopevi has been evacuated after erupan of Lopevi volcanron Sunday. Most of the 268 inhabits of the village were taken off by ships.- U.P.I
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    BURNED HOME TO GET NEW HOME FOR 9 CHILDREN
    91 1 Vienna, rues.— A father burned down nis House on Sunday because it was wo small for his nine children. 'I lit the fire on the roof myself," 40-year-old Heinrich Autengruber told police. -I did it for the kids. I'm probably going
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    $42mil. loan offer
    18 1 LONDON, Tucs. Britain has offered an immediate loan of M 5 4 2,000,000 to Pakistan.
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    Lock icon Boy, 11, walks six miles down a mountain to report plane crash
    168 1 Boy, 1 1 walks six miles down a mountain to report plane crash CHATTANOOGA, Tuesday. AX 11 -year-old boy staggered from the wreckage of a light plane yesterday and made his way six miles down a mountain here m Ten™^f^4*v4p4Utf the crash. "My mother and the Tnlot are dead." the
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    Slayer deported
    31 1 NEW YORK. Tucs. Dr. Rocimo L. Sarmicnto. 40. the admitted slayer of his nurseparamour, was lreed on condition he loaves the United States within 48 hours 'never to re-enter."
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    Sea exercises end
    20 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Indian and Indonesian navies have completed a week of joint manoeuvres m the Java Se-a
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    Katanga quits Congo: Lumumba's mission ordered back
    190 1 Katanga quits Congo: Lumumba's mission ordered back EL I S A B E THVILLE, Tues. Mr. Moise Tshombe, Prime Minister of Katanga, last night declared the mineral-rich province independent of the rest of the Congo. In a Radio broadcast he said it would be "total independence" but with an economic
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    Train crash kills 3
    22 1 MONTEBELLUXA. (North Ital>>. Tue^ Three Italian soldiers were killed and 25 injured m a train crash here, j
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      $4. 100 BURGLARY
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
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      Lock icon KISHI CABINET QUITS ON THURSDAY
      39 1 1 > X > 1 I IHn I lip. in .Ur.ii' t lo<l.i\ <!• t«» resign Jill? 11 inn' R m said t!i. n-^. tiun ii)W v->>u ->> v pc, v i I n.m.'t n I Kursda Reuter
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      Author's wife dies
      22 1 LONDON, Tue*. Lady (Faith) MacKenzie, wife of writer Sir Compton MacKenzie, died on Saturday m a London nursing home.
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      $21m. industry plan
      25 1 $21 m. industry plan KARACHI. Tues. Two dozen small industry estates will be established under a Ms2l million programme now being studied by the Government.
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      Independence for 4
      23 1 PARIS. Tues. France last night granted complete inden«ndence to four West African states— lvory Coast, Dahomey. Upper Volta and Niger.
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      Mau Mau arrests
      24 1 NAIROBI. Tues— A roundup of people suspected of administering or taking Mau Mau type oath.s, ended yesterday with 60 In custody.
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      Japan tests rocket
      24 1 AKITA, Tues.— Japan successfully fired its first Kappa No. 8 two-stage, rocket at Michikawa beach near here. It travelled 62 miles.
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      MALAYAN FUNDS
      25 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today— buying $1.32 and selling $1.40 xd Second Malayan Fund manger's prices— buying $1.03 and selling $1.09 xd.
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      RUBBER DOWN
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      Lock icon 330 STRIKE ARRESTS
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    476 1 LOS ANGELES, Tuesday i |c is just 15 votes short of the presidential domination: •nothing can Itop the B Senator now solid support from another key delegation at the Democratic Party convention today brought Senator John Kennedy just 15 votes short of the Presidential nomination. One* of the few party
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    Active dealings in tin
    109 2 lONMK, lues I.: steady apan from some nar:owing In the backwardation. Dealings were falrlv active Demand outside. howe\er wtm reported to be \ery quiet while ♦he increase last week m London metal exchange warehouse rocks seemingly imparted some restrain: to the cau^h position which finished fractionally
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    Buyers hold back because of international situation: All round fall in London prices
    405 2 Buyers hold back because of international situation: All round fall in London prices LONDON. Tues I TNSETTLED condiU tions prevailed m the London stock markets yesterday. Buyers were reluctant to deal m view of the international situation and although there was no great pressure, small sell- Ing was sufficient to
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    Treasury bills
    61 2 LONDON: The total amount of application for last WMk'fl offer of £280 million 91 -day Treasury bills was £507,460,000. The amount allotted was £260 and went at an average rate of £5 13 3.06 pence per cent compared with i! 5 13 6.14 pence per cent last week.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    181 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Relfensiein I' 2, Sanuki Maru 4 5, Tobago 6 A, Charon 6 7, Agamemnon 89, Kristen Bakke 10 11, Oceania 13 14, Urlana 18, Seikai Maru 19, Pesco N. Wall 2. Serudom N. Wall 3,
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    Hong Kong prices
    59 2 HONG KONG, Monday. Closing price* here today werePrevious Today IH. 8 Banking Corporation $1,230 $1,235 sales sales Union Inj. Canton $93 00 $90.50 siles gales Wheelock Marden S 7.40 S 7.50 sales gaien H Kor.g phone S3R 50 $38.50 s.Ues sale* Dairy Farm ACold Storage 9MM $29.10
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    DIVIDENDS
    34 2 Malayan Tin Dredging LONDON: Malayan Tin Dredging declared a third interim dividend of 7 1 pence per share. Southern Malayan tin dredging also declared a third interim dhiriend of 1H pence per share.
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    480 2 Prices up with costs CLEVELAND: Truck operators are paying some eight per cent more for truck tyres following elimination of a year-old disi count to dealers. Elimination of the discount which amounted to 7 1 per cent was initiated recently by U.S. Rubber Company and has bei come general
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    UP 2 DOWN 30 UNCHANGED 145
    933 2 I Malaka Pinca 360 3.60 Manoai Tekong v.25 y.25 (Mentakab 2 05 2 03 I New Scudai 3 us 3.05 New Serendah 3.35 Nyalas 2.05 ?.O5 Radelia ,3 10 Pajam 2.20 Pant Perah 4 85 4.85 Ruerview 6 3 6 3 Sel. Coconuts 290
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    RUBBER
    185 2 Final prices show little change on balance after steep early rise LONDON. Tues.— Rubber prices finally showed j little change on balance after at one time showing j gains of up to a half penny per pound. Reflecting steadiness m the East prices opened around the previous close and
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    Volume of business continue to drop on Exchange
    471 2 Volume of business continue to drop on Exchange PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS Or m, UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Malayan Stock Exchange continued to ease again yesterday and only two of the 35 price changes were gains. Altogether 12 dollar rubbers, eighfl industrials, seven
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    Round the WOrld Market Prices
    261 2 Round the WOrld Market Prices NO ft. Alt price* Odou. are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. July 11 Previous Tod^y RUBBER No. 1 RS& c.i.f. Europtan ports July 31j Aug :tu SI 1 RUBBER No. 1 R&S Spot M 7/M 7 i», RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms
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    Foreign property committee set up
    66 2 NEW YORK: A foreign property committee of the National Foreign Trade Council has been organised to consider problems ariMng from seizure of United States property abroad and to develop plans for i*s recovery or for just compensation. The committee would iIH explore possibilities of preventive
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    Lock icon Bumper crop due
    39 2 MOSCOW: A bumpe: crop is ripening on the virgin lands of Soviet Kazakhstan which will provide about a third of the Soviet. Union's marketable gr.un harvest this year, the official Communist party newspaper. Pravda. reported Reuter
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    Russia to build a ste mill in Indonesia
    122 2 VfOSCOW. Tues.— A conimunique Issued at the end of the visit to Soviet Russia of the Indonesian First Minister. Dr. Diuanda. said agreement had been reached to construct steel mill m Indonesia with an annual capacity of 100,000 tons The communique reported
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    Factories for Co
    28 2 BERLIN: Bu deliver several i the Ea- Qt a ner*i ADN reportec ioc&;. East Germ.:: 1 plant for the pro I and another for brasto
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    lew system of glide path indicator lights will cut crash landing risks at airport
    147 3  - lew system of glide path indicator lights will cut crash landing risks at airport CHAN SWAN BEE £vbcvbvcv SINGAPORE. Tues. HE Department ot Civil Aviation m SingaM ro is studying a report on a British-deve-systew ot visual glide path indicator tor tho international airport at Paya oi Ilk- glide slope-
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    ATTRACTIVE SINGAPORE TEACHER, MISS BONAMIS, IS NOW ACTIVE YOUTH LEADER IN AUSTRALIA
    80 3 Attractive M-yeur-old Miss Lisia Bonamis of SelegiiKoad Sinaapore, who is now teaching m a Melbourne state school, is very active youth leader. She is a member of the executivr of the Junior Ausiralian-Asian Asso- ciation of Victoria and
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    TWO COLOURFUL BANNERS PRESENTED TO LOCAL CLUB
    99 3 TWO COLOURFUL BANNERS PRESENTED TO LOCAL CLUB SINGAPORE. Tues.- A Japanese textile merchant m Singapore has printed two colourful silk banners to the Hans Anderson Club. Hi- is Mr. Klyoshl Doi. a life member of the Club. "This gift." Mr. Mike Morrtssey. an official of the Club said, "was a
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    DOUBT IN THEFT CASE: YOUTH FREED
    59 3 DOUBT IN THEFT CASE YOUTH FREED SINGAPORE. Tues. A youth. Ishak bin Awang. was acquitted m a magistrate's court on a charge of stealing two gold rings worth $60. Ishak. the prosecution said snatched the gold rings from Lim Lip Suat. a pawnshop assistant, at Selegie Road on May 26.
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    APPEAL LOST AND NOW HE'S JAILED INSTEAD OF A FINE
    144 3 APPEAL LOST AND NOW HE'S JAILED INSTEAD OF A FINE I POH. Tues. Mr. Justice Azmi dismissed a motorist's appeal against conviction and. allowing a cross appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor, varied the sentence of a fine to one of imprisonment. The motorist, Poopender Singh, was convicted by the
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    Jalan Eunos mosquitoes win spray-gun war with anti-malarial men
    156 3 Jalan Eunos mosquitoes win spray-gun war with anti-malarial men CHANGI, Tuesday. HESPITE repeated and concerted attempts by health authorities to rid Jalan Eunos of mosquitoes, residents complain they are still not free from the nuisance. An elderly resident. Mr. O. T Wee said: "We are thankful foi; what the anti-malarial
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    Opium addict is fined $200
    50 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Lim Kirn Poh Of Masai was; fined $200 In the Sessions Court here yesterday for be- ing m possession ol a tin of opium pills and two chandu smoking pipes. He admitted he was an opium addict for the past 20 years.
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    ENTERED HOUSE BY CHIMNEY TO KEEP DATE WITH WIDOW, SAYS LABOURER
    122 3 ENTERED HOUSE BY CHIMNEY TO KEEP DATE WITH WIDOW, SAYS LABOURER BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. —A labourer. V Subni-* maniam. 21. told the magistrate's court here he entered an estate labourer's quarters through a chimney to keep a date with a widow. Subramaniam" was making his defence on a charge of
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    Parents of 700 appeal for new youth clubs
    129 3 s rAPORE. Tues g of about living m u:i CTiian Esci that the nt re and .v d service extended to squatter settle- td-man. Koon, 54. children wastM loitering with bad -hat if there were a community centre and youth club m
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    Driver fined $50
    37 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tups. Yoo Beng. a motor car driver .was fined $50 m the Magistrate's court here yesterday t and had his licence endorsed for driving without reasonable consideration for others using tv-ip road.
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    SHE HEADED SCHOOL FOR BLIND FOR 11 YEARS-NOW SHE RESIGNS TO DO CHURCH WORK
    215 3 SHE HEADED SCHOOL FOR BLIND FOR 11 YEARS- NOW SHE RESIGNS TO DO CHURCH WORK PENANG, Tues AFTER serving 11 years at St. Nicholas' Home for the Blind. Miss P. Kelly resigned as superintendent, and left yesterday. Sne Will accompany Juno Cnwee. tfw 12-year-old blind orphan gii'l who is sailing
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    Cheat jailed for theft
    66 3 BENTONG, Tues.— Din bin Karlm, 49, now serving a jail term m Kuala^umpur for cheating, was jailed for one year for stealing two gold bangles and a chain valued at $101 be- longing to a housewife, Sharipah binte Othman, 1 on Dec. 14 last year. Din
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      155 3 Medium Wave 47*» merte* Cuttle to the Rescue" 6CO A Short Wave: 62 metres) Day To Remerr.bei. birtuday (4780 kt/s.) and anniversary greet ings vim from 9.00 o-m-10.00 p.m. daily. j~ M^ PM 1 i,° 0 A .2' B Te Ban 3: mmnceme^; ToO T^ nrm.: mar l t A
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      207 4 sdfsdfsdsdsdf EIGHT ballet teachers completed an advanced refresher course conducted by Miss Olga Cooper, a major examiner for the Royal Academy of Dancing. London. The course was held at the Singapore Ballet Academy m Peek Hay Road. Miss Cooper who has travelled all over the world, said: "The teachers
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      Talented musicians from Rome to perform in aid of Theatre Fund
      203 4 Talented musicians from Rome to perform in aid of Theatre Fund dsfsddsfsdfdssdf SINGAPORE, Tuesday. g()()KI\(iS tor two concerts by n worldfamous group of musicians, the "Societa Corelli/ 1 are now open 'M Robinson's. Consisting of 13 string players, this talented group of musicians from Rome, will be performing at the
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      A success story
      40 4 KUALA LUriPUR. Tues.— An ice-water man, Inche Yom Ahmad, 37, who struggled for 15 years building up a small-scale business is today the head of a million dollar business concern here with its arms m many industries.
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      Cash, gems stolen
      35 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A hcusowift, Poh Geok Eng. re ported to police that thieves broke into her house m Robinson Road on Sunday and stole cash and jewellery worth about $200. MIRELLA SILVANO
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      WATER RATES UP SOON IN THE RURAL AND URBAN AREAS
      130 4 WATER RATES UP SOON IN THE RURAL AND URBAN AREAS PENANG. o Tues.—Consumers here will have to pay more for their water from next month. The higher rates will apply to urban and rural areas. The new tariff, operative from the August meter readings, will be: I Domestic: First 10.000
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      Missing since May
      45 4 PENANG. Tues.-A housewife Madam Mah Choi Kam ot Kuala Lumpur, reported to the police here that her husband who was discharged rom he General Hospital together with three other patients for gambling m a ward, m May, has been missing since then.
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      A goodwill tour
      38 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Minister of Commerce, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will lead a 15-member delegation from the UMNO Kaum Ibu (Women's Section) on a good-will tour of Indonesia for a week from July 22.
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      SATA WILL SELL STICKERS FOR CARS
      89 4 SATA WILL SELL STICKERS FOR CARS SINGAPORE, Tues. The O Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association will begin its 1960 car-stickers campaign at the end of this week. Costing $1.00 each, the stickers will be on sale at all petrol stations. Individuals and motor companies are already selling them. Printed on yellow "scotchlite"
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      Rolls date extended
      46 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Election Commission here yesterday extended the period for re-registration of voters, scheduled to end today, by 18 cays, because only 63 per cent of the voters at present registered m the Federation have re-register-ed for the new "central rolls."
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      Police criticised
      37 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s.— A lawyer. Dato R.P.s. Raja.soor.a. yesterday criticised the police for chasing a boy although they were not m possession of an arrest warrant, for interrogation m connection with theft of wrist watches.
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      Jewellery stolen
      32 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thieves broke into the house ol Khalid bin Salleh m Fuyong Estate on Sunday and stole jewellery worth about $150. A report has been made to the police.
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      Dirty photos: Fined
      27 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tue.s Low Kew Pan was fined $500 or four months jail yesterday importing nine obscene photographs irom Singapore She paid me fine.
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      Singapore schools an invited to take part in art contest
      148 4 Singapore schools an invited to take part in art contest SINGAPORE, Tuesday. GRAND inter-srh(K)| urt oooipetitioi be Sponsored soon m Singapore. It will bf- thf Rfst caw of its kind IB fc ndutij m Malaya. A spokesmc sores told the Free Pi the competition wa be organised budding arti>t^ i
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      356 4 TODAY: 1.57 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.17 a.m. and 2.37 p.m. THURSDAY: 2.06 a.m. and 3.16 p.m. FRIDAY: 2.59 a.m. and 3.58 p.m. SATURDAY: 3.56 a.m and 4.41 p.m. SUNDAY: 507 a.m. and 5.33 p.m. MONDAY: (J. 49 a.m. and 6.36 p.m. CLUES ACROSS if 1. Fruitful appointment for X I B^
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    Rupee market in Singapore is upset
    121 5  -  R. G. PILLAI SINGAPORE. Tues. aN ie over arrest of qjNTERFEITERS IN qUTHERN INDIA: PRICE f BIG NOTES FALLS 1,, ir!T .t ot IS people m South India, m with counterfeiting 100-rupee t o r black market circulation m Hong ant l Malaya has
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    Malaya's flying envoy almost missed his appointment when he landed his Tiger Moth on a 'ghost' airstrip
    463 5 Malaya's flying envoy almost missed his appointment when he landed his Tiger Moth on a 'ghost' airstrip KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. AM EET Malaya's flying iTI diplomat the man who pilots himself around the Federation m a Flying Club Tiger Moth. He is Mr. Tom K. Critchley, the Australian High Commissioner,
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    ROAD LINK WILL COST GOVERNMENT $750,000
    91 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Construction will begin next month on the $750.COO two-mile road to link Braddeli Road and Serangoon Garden Estate, and ease the tail-end stretch of Upper Serangoon Road. The new road will divert traffic m the heavily populated estate from pouring into the already
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    2 MALAYAN GIRL GUIDES TO ATTEND CAMP IN SWITZERLAND
    95 5 2 MALAYAN GIRL GUIDES TO ATTEND CAMP IN SWITZERLAND IPOH. Tues. Two Malayan Girl Guides have been given the Julitte Low Award sponsored by the American Girl Scouts Association to attend a camp m Switzerland for three weeks. They are Miss Ong Bee Choo 17, a student of the Anglo
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    Malaya good field for low-cost insurance business, says visitor
    177 5 Malaya good field for low-cost insurance business, says visitor SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MALAYA presents a healthy climate for progressive companies to establish low-cost insurance schemes to provide economic security lo the man-in-the-street This was stated by a visiting representative of Ceylon's r premier insurance company. Mr. U. D. R. Gunaratne. Foreign
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    Rural development
    37 5 KLUANG. Tues.— The Fed- eration Government has allotted a sum of $50,000 for i construction of wells m kam- pongs m Kluang district and i a new road from Simpang Rengam to Kampong Haji Woh.
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    Suspected bookies
    17 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Police have detained six su>pects, on book-making charges at the Singapore Turf Club.
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    Leaflets to clarify
    39 5 KUANTAN. Tues. Five thousand leaflets are being distributed m Pahang telling the people that the official ending of the Emergency on July 31. does not mean that Communist bandits will ibe allowed to move about freely.
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      292 5 TODAY'S EVENTS SINGAPORE POLICE BAND Concert at Ka«.ong Park 7.30 p.m. ;o 8.30 p.m. TCH H SINGAPORE BRANCH 1 Scofs Roaa>: Talk on "Mortuary Science" by Mr. Guy Derrick Weob at 8.30 p.m. \l STRALIAN ASSOCIATION iWamtu's Branch) meeting ail Pawliou Officers Club. Tanglni. 10 am SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Talk
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    Simple housewife (my statistics by chassis isn't classy) hates to look like a pink doll
    1328 6 AT 41, my statistics by chassis isn't classy. My husband and three teenage sons think I should wear pastel colours with frills and bows. They sulk when I buy clothes m my favourite grey or
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    Picasso-still the biggest name in modern art and still the angriest
    746 6  - Picasso -still the biggest name in modern art and still the angriest PETER RAWSTORNE by LONDON, Tuesday. WHEN he was 19, destitute and angry, Pablo Picasso sold his first pictures. He persuaded Berthe Weill, the Paris dealer, to buy three of his bullfight scenes. She paid him £4 for the
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    the silent 'masters' anger them
    220 7  -  IAN MOK-AK vbvbvc£• SINGAPORE. Tues b sence of guidance mß itte;rs young rtists: a complaint )f muddled' art L»o| ot \oun^ angry artists m Singapoie L l uttf 4ii^jiia>tcrs^gLtiu^>lalayan^^r^vvorld up and set themselves upTnUTa colony r l that Singapore's muddled art ling; needs to he
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    airman off to US
    19 7 IR Tuc. 'him. the the Na- Woin Perak. for a two'he United activities .d wel-
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    A sea expedition to Tioman
    55 7 SEREMBAN. Tue.>. A >ea expedition to Pulau Tioman being planned by the Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association. The party will leave Seremban on Aug. 11. This is the first sea expedition to be organised by the association. More than 20 members
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    Wan, once a boxer, is now selling medical pills
    183 7 Wan, once a boxer, is now selling medical pills SINGAPORE, Tues.— A Kelantan Malay who was once a top professional boxer m Thailand, is today an itinerant medicine man. Ho is Wan Ghazali. 29, who sells home-made medicines and pills m the streets of Singapore and through- out the Federation.
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    RELIGIOUS MISSION HEAD HERE ON VISIT
    117 7 RELIGIOUS MISSION HEAD HERE ON VISIT CIINGAPORE, Tues. A full i 5 programme has been arranged for the head of the Ramaknsnna Mission, Swami Ranganathanand. who has arrived here yesterday. The Swami. a well-known philosopher m India, is currently touring Southeast Asian countries on a lecture tour. During his stay
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    OCAL HORSES NOT INFECTED BY DREAD DISEASE THAT IS SWEEPING THE MIDDLE EAST
    104 7 OCAL HORSES NOT INFECTED BY DREAD DISEASE THAT IS SWEEPING THE MIDDLE EAST -ttonm m Singapore are free from any Ul authorities m Singamenting on an ECAFE thai >aid many horses •In from Turkey to iftcted with African hat m Southern Iran Ration of about 200.000 A Government spokesman disclosed
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    Petition for prayers
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore City Council Town Cleansing Labour Union will ask the City Council to allow its Muslim members to work from 6 a.m. straight-on to 12.30 p.m. on Fridays— to enable them to go for prayers m the afternoon.
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    16 athletes chosen
    36 7 BRUNEI. Tues. Sixteen Shell athletes are among 26 selected by the Brunei Amateur Athletic Association to represent the State at the forthcoming British Borneo Inter-territorial Meet at Jesselton on July 15 and 16.
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    Good food is good for the spirit, pastor teiis the theosophists
    233 7 Good food is good for the spirit, pastor teiis the theosophists SINGAPORE, Tuesday. PERSON'S diet and the activities of his brain are closely related to one another, a gathering of theosophists here was told. Hence it was essential to ensure that people took the proper kinds of food m tne
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    6 ARE PICKED TO ATTEND INTERNATIONAL VARSITY TALKS IN MEXICO
    147 7 6 ARE PICKED TO ATTEND INTERNATIONAL VARSITY TALKS IN MEXICO SINGAPORE, Tues.— A delegation of six has been named 10 represeni tne University, ol Malaya ai the third conference of tne International Association of Universities to be held m Mexico City from Sept. 6 to Sept. 12. It confpriscs tne
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    Cheshire Home to hold mahjong and bridge drive soon
    301 7 Cheshire Home to hold mahjong and bridge drive soon SINGAPORE, Tues.— Just over 10 years ago m England, a man was very ill with an incurable cancer. The hospital where he was being treated could do nothing more for him, and wanted to send him home. But since this man
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    Honoured by Queen
    34 7 BORNEO. Tues.— Mr. J. H. Loudon. Chairman of the Group Managing Directors Committee was appointed an Honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire last month by the Queen.
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    PRETTY NURSE QUITS SINGAPORE FOR NEW LIFE IN LONDON
    95 7 PRETTY NURSE QUITS SINGAPORE FOR NEW LIFE IN LONDON SINGAPORE. Tues.— Pretty Singapore nurse Miss Olga de Cruz has left for Britain to study obstetrics. Miss dc Cruz, who worked for three years m the General Hospital here, will enter the Mount Gold Hospital m Plymouth. "No I am not
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    One mistake—it may have cost the police the solution to this case
    1113 8  - One mistake— it may have cost the police the solution to this case Frank Entwisle sdfsdfdsfsdfdsds QX a wooded hill overlooking the spires and crescents of Regency Cheltenham there stands a grey, two-storey cottage with ivy creeping round the door to a battlemented parapet. In the bleakness of February, 1938,
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    Priest makes a bid for chapels on all the big ships of the world
    169 8 Priest makes a bid for chapels on all the big ships of the world LONDON, Tuesday. A PRIEST who once demanded that a liner should put back to harbour when he found that a portable altar had been left behind, is campaigning for chapels afloat. He is the Rev. Arthur
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    10 on missing plane
    35 8 1 0 on missing plane BAHREIN, (Persian Gulf), Tues.— Royal Air Force planes are searching for a Dakota aircraft which disappeared yesterday on a flight from Doha, Qatar, to Sharjah, Trucial Oman. with 10 aboard.
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    IN PLACE OF A VACATION... A 3-DAY DOZE
    112 8 IN PLACE OF A VACATION A 3-DAY DOZE NEW YORK, Tues. More and more business executives are giving up their regular summer vacation and taking instead a succession Of Friday night to Tuesday morning week-ends They claim that a fortnight's holiday with the family can be as hard on the
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    Warning to Kikuyu
    23 8 NAIROBI, Tues. The government stated it would introduce another state of emergency m Kenya if Mau-Mau-type oath-taking continued among Kikuyu.
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    'BIG SPLASH' ROCKET MAY MAKE ATTEMPT TO REACH MARS
    160 8 'BIG SPLASH' ROCKET MAY MAKE ATTEMPT TO REACH MARS LONDON. Tues. Western scientists are convinced that Mr. X's second "big splash" Pacific rocket will be used to send a flying iaboratorv close to Mars, and later Venus. It will have, they think, at least four— possibly fivestages, the last two
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    Red envoy sacked
    21 8 KATMANDU, Tues. A Soviet diplomat has left Nepal at the request of the Nepalese Government, for "unfriendly activities."
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    POPULAR BACKING FOR MY MARRIAGE-SAMMY
    88 8 POPULAR BACKING FOR MY MARRIAGE-SAMMY NEW YORK Tues. Sammy Davis Junior, the Negro entertainer, said that "85 per cent of the people" m f-avour of his marriage to Swedddish film aciress May Britc. He is planning the wedding for October at his home m Beverly Hills. Hollywood. "Isn't it wonderful
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    Mixture as before
    32 8 BURTON ON TRENT l< England* Tues. it was I bound to happen. The Bass Breweries have perfected instant beer. It is made by adding carbonated water to concentrated beer
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    Look here for your lucky star
    385 8 BORN today, you are a deep student, an original thinker and have an inner nature which calls for serious contemplation if you are to reconcile your ideas with contemporary life. You have distinct literary and musical talents and should make use of these gifts
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    Makarios invited
    19 8 Wshop Makario^. President?lect of Cyprus has accepted m invitation from th<> Maltese Labour Party to visit Malta.
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    Boy boxers begin brain test...a five-year look-out for defects
    212 8 Boy boxers begin brain test... a five-year look-out for defects LONDON. Tuesday. pW) hundred London schoolboys are to take part m a medical experiment to find out il boxing affects brainpower. The boys all over 11. pupils at central or suburban schools affiliated to the Amateur Boxing Association have to
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    Call for boycott
    30 8 ACCRA. Tues. President Kwam<- Nkrumah ha.s urged Independent African states to agree on a date for a total economic boycott against South Africa -m protest against apartheid
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    Copter for Queen
    26 8 LONDON, Tuts. Qu.-en Elizabeth will take a helicopter for quick visits ashore when she goes on her holiday next month aboard the Britannia.
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    TRAVEL GRA FOR OUR VARSITY PRO
    49 8 TRAVEL GRA FOR OUR VARSITY PRO NEW YORK T^l fe^sor J S Bast: fl M)r of Hi-: versity ol I Lumpu: a CarnepK c travel na I °W nouncrd y« t rcay Th< fl ftMor B j teachi: v m Asian history m 4 (Jntver r to M 1
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    lourful selection of Cepea for whatever ess you have in mind
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    'VITALAST' FOR THE QUICKEST WASHING
    86 9 THE modern, quick-as-a-wink way to wa.sh delicate under-garments is by Warner Wash, made by thf American firm which produce Wajner bras and glrdl With Its Vitalast Inciient. Warner Wash will keep your whites, pure and miours. truer, m just under ::ve minutes. To a cupful
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    Straw lobsters
    20 9 Brighten up your walls with hime straw lobsters, har.d-made m Trengganu. trorn Orient Craft m Orchard Road. sdfsdfdsfsdfsdfsdfds
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    The smart 'budget dresses' Miss Singapore can afford
    379 9 JJECEXTLY, a colleague passed a remark which set me thinking. It is: "Why worry, I'm sure you'll be able to pick up a lovely dress for $25." She was pacifying a young friend who complained ruefully that she had "nothing to wear*
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    Rough prettiness in this fabric
    55 9 You will just adore the gleaming look of this new fabric from Switzerland. It is raw Mlk. and it is ivversible. But if you don't like your dresses to shine, you will be just as enthusiastic about the rough prettlness of the other side. From
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    This 'fabric look' tray with detachable stand will not stain
    139 9 This 'fabric look' tray with detachable stand will not stain If OUSEWIVES often complain that their trays 11 always seem to wear out so quickly. They either rust or are cnipped. The new type that I found at Marden Co., m Orchard Road, does neither. Furthermore, they are very pretty.
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    The washable tea cosy
    59 9 No matter how clean you keep your kitchen, house flies always seem to be around. And since food is covered, tea pots become their favourite haunt. To keep flies away, try covering the pot with a tea cosy. Made m white cotton and decorated with pretty
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    CHE FARINA'S 'KALIA' OR BRINJALS AND LIVER WINS A PRIZE
    378 9 CHE FARINA'S 'KALIA' OR BRINJALS AND LIVER WINS A PRIZE Recipe contest No. 27 CHE Farina binte Booso, of 5-G Kampong Eunos, Singapore 14, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 27 for her dish "Kalia" or Liver and Brinjals. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10.
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    Christine's problem: How not to be tanned
    126 9 Christine's problem: How not to be tanned PAIR-SKINNED girls 1 are often troubled by the hot climate nere. One of them is Christine Lee, of Jalan Besar. She writes: "I am a fairskinned girl and I do not wish to be tanned by our hot climate. What care and protection
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    942 10 SHOPPING Centre CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. HERE* A LIPSTICK that have been waiting for! One applicaiion of noii-smeani.a
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    WORLD RECORD LEAP TAKE POLE-VAULT CHAMPION DON BRAGG TO 15 FT. 7
    48 10 WORLD RECORD LEAP TAKE POLE-VAULT CHAMPION DON BRAGG TO 1 5 FT. 7 0 Don Bragg: of America sets a new world pole-vault record of 15 ft. 7 m. during Olympic trials at Palo Alto. I record of 1 was Mi b\ i, ski. another \a Paul Popper!
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    Bartley System
    329 10  -  LIM KOK ANN by SINGAPORE. Tues sdfsdfsdfdfsdfd WE resume our examination of the play m the French defence vv here White tries to maintain a piece m the center. 1. P-K4, P-K3; 2. P-Q4, P-Q4; 3. N-QB3, PxP: 4. NxP. B-K2: 5. NKB3. N-KB3; 6. B-Q3. QN-Q2. Previously
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    After the match: Rugby players in mid-field brawl
    96 10 After the match: Rugby players in mid-field brawl ARMIDALL. Turs. The French Rugby Leaft* touring team beat New South Wales Northern Division 24-10. They scored three goals and six tries to two goals and two tri<w At the end of the match players fought m a wild scrimmage until they
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    Wedding for Pan
    18 10 Wed ding for Pan 1 world 1 I hail j. rou who n it v 3 roc mi
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    Navy score an up
    30 10 SYRACTSK. Tuev— Th« I > N«* li riuht to represent America :n eiclii the Rome Olympics with a tremendous California. They won In a b«ui l«»- 1
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    enalty saves Fathuls, but should it have been given?
    455 11  - enalty saves Fathuls, but should it have been given? CHUA BAN HOCK By JALAN BESAR. Tuesday Chinese Athletic 3; Fathul Karib 3 FREE KICK or penalty? The fans were still arguing this one out long after the referee's whistle had signalled an equalising goal for Fathul Karib. The dra w
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    HREE BIG NAMES IN SINGAPORE SOFTBALL: WACKER. BILL AND DON ARE EAGER END THE GASSERS' UNBEATEN RECORD
    207 11 HREE BIG NAMES IN SINGAPORE SOFTBALL: WACKER. BILL AND DON ARE EAGER END THE GASSERS' UNBEATEN RECORD ti sends m true .N'LEY ed m put June I x p He will prod tor tram Ga>I ight at dium. r-• I I )in- be: ore Coach and pitcher OILL Tan, 31,
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    lee takes McNair honours
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    27 11 Mr. look up :rom d led the Ki-ppcl-I Soon <69>. i ,•*R- L Bird f c^c. (7o>, 6. Pr.ud--1 S«:o tt <T3>.
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    Lock icon Record prize in the Eclipse Stakes
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    Sepoy Youngsters beat Glass 4-2
    40 11 FARRER PARK. Tues. Sepoy Lines youngsters beat Singapore Glass Factory 4-2 m a friendly soccer match here yesterday. Scorers for Sepoy: San Haw <2». Ali Ahmad and Ah Teng Hn.sssan and Ahmad Abu for Glass.
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    13 11 SIENA, Tues. Italy beat Yugoslavia m a two-day athletics meeting Reuter.
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    240 11 BUKIT TIMAH, Tuesday. A HEAVY programme has been arranged for the seventh inter-varsity biennial games starting here on Friday. The Hong Kong contingent of 50, including j four girls, will be accom- modated at Dunearn Road Hostel. The full fixtures: Int^r-varsities games: Soccer:
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    273 11 Triumphant after thrilling final: Schoolgirls beat Girls Sports Club Schoolgirls rally to victory Combined School 'Red' 16; Girls' Sports Club *Z' 11 OERANGOON, Tues.— Combined Schools 'Red' team, newcomers to the Netball League, won the Clarke Shield here yesterday. They beat the strong Girls' Sports Club team m the final
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    38 11 SINGAPORE, Tues Three representatives from the Walking Club of Singapore will take part m the S.A.A.A. six-mile walk on Friday, July 22. They are Syed Abu Bakar Alsagoff, Syed Hashim Alsagoff and Hamzah.
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    Who will make the All Star grade? Secret out tomorrow
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    Marathon march by 2 sergeants beats the record by 8½ hours
    260 12 Marathon march by 2 sergeants beats the record by 8½ hours From Changi to Tuas m 9 hr. 25 mm. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. •f WO sturdy sergeants attached to 443 Base Ammunition Depot, Kranji, set a record marathon walk across Singapore from Changi Point to Tuas. James Father, .T2. and Kenneth
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    137 12 BAASTAD, Tues. Lvii Ayala of Chile, beat India's rcamanauian Krishnan 6-1. 6-0, 6-4 m the men's singles final of the Swedish inter- national lawn tennis cham- pionships here yesterday. Ayala thus retained the title he won by beating Krishnan last year, and avenged his
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    The first of three
    41 12 "TvT^? faUS tO thC rSt g al by ChineSe Athlctic < ored b > Ch^" This SAFA Div. 1 league match against Fathul Karib was drawn 3-3 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Report and another picture on Page 11.
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    Mat's lob was the winner
    101 12 dodoun 1 I a hour i) KEPPEL. Tues. Mat Top of Godown scored the or.ly goal In a friendly match with Singapore Harbour Board Labour. Labour had many chanes. only to be de- feate-d by strong right-full- back Omar Said. The scorless first half was
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    25 12 CHICAGO. Tues— Hypnosis is dangerous when used by athlete^ who hope to better their performances, warned the journal of the American Medical Association.
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    Lock icon England win the Test series
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