The Singapore Free Press, 14 July 1960

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    15 1 IS TALKING ABOUT The Singapore Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    CONGO: NKRUMAH ACTS
    77 1 GHANA'S CHIEF OF DEFENCE ARRIVES FOR DISCUSSIONS WITH LUMUMBA AS REBEL ATTACKS ON BELGIANS CONTINUE Security Council neets to consider La tor urgent aid OPOLDVILLE, Thursday. el <»t Defence Staff, MajorT. Alexander, arrived here tom inline Ghanaian troops to •ml came on the orders of •v Nkrumah
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    AGAIN! MALAYAN MONKEYS DIE ON SHIP TO BRITAIN
    106 1 AGAIN MALAYAN MONKEYS DIE ON SHIP TO BRITAIN ONDON. Thurs. More I i deaths of monkeys at id Wilt reported here yesjay when the 7,000-ton French ship Mauricien docked at Tilbury after a voyage from Singapore. An ofticer aboard the ship, completing her maiden voyage, said that an estimated 50
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    Russian spy ship
    35 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The United States Navy said that a Soviet trawler which operated close to the U.S. Atlantic coast m April was an electronic spy ship "making i reconnaissance of American defences."
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    Fanatic caravan seeks safety in the snows of Mont Blanc
    164 1 Fanatic caravan seeks safety in the snows of Mont Blanc COURMAYER. Thursday. THE end of the world is coming today, a group of people on snow- topped Mont 13 lane beHeve^ -aftd-vesterday a convoy of 553 people was en route to the mountain seeking safety from the end. The "Emman"-
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    Lung cancer—the toll
    34 1 Lung cancer— the toll m I ONDON Thurs. Lung cancer killed 21.063 people m Fneland and Wales m 1959—1,200 more than m 1958. Deaths from coronary heart disease also continued to increase last year.
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    Stewart Granger talks
    392 1  -  DAVID LEWIN 1 am coming home to Britain to be with mum' By JJEVERLY HILLS, (California), Thurs. Stewart Grander is returning to Britain to his family, his friends, and a new way life. He is selling his ranch, the V Lazy B, m Arizona, packing up, and
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    Lock icon END OF WORLD-SO IT'S CONFESSION TIME FOR VILLAGE
    119 1 END OF WORLD-SO IT'S CONFESSION TIME FOR VILLAGE ATHENS, Thurs. Inhabitants of t.he northern Creek village of Lefkara ar2 conducting continuous prayer as a result of newspaper stories from abroad that the world will end toda^, or thereabout. The villagers are forgiving each other's sins and some have made their
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    Boy of 11 is freed of murder
    63 1 Boy of 1 1 is freed of murder WINCHESTER England) Thurs.— An 11-year-old boy was acquitted of murdering a nine-year-old girl whose body was found with 39 stab wounds m a Southampton Park last February. After being freed, the boy, whose name was given m court but not published, said:
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    Kennedy is sure as voting begins
    42 1 LOS ANGELES. Thurs.— The all important third session of the U.S. Democratic Party's national convention, at which the party's presidential candidate will be chosen, began today with Roman Catholic Senator John Kennedy sure of the nomination.
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    Lock icon Plane with 58 crash lands at sea after propeller falls off
    144 1 Plane with 58 crash lands at sea after propeller falls off MANILA, Thurs. A Northwest Airlines plane with 58 people made a crash landing at sea early this morning: after a propeller fell off and fire broke out m one wing. The plane, a DC-7C, was Manila-bound from Okinawa. The
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    Train crash: 3 die
    31 1 BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. Three people were killed and 31 injured when a passenger train collided with a train engine near the oil port city of Comodoro Rivadavia.
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    No communications
    15 1 CALCUTTA. Thurs.—Striking government employees disrupted telecommunications between Calcutta, Bombay. New Delhi and Assam.
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    STOP PRESS
    507 1 i»n& m 1 ifir% i. If m .1 !l« v v i Willi Mi! m. /oF.K DOWN Nin < I ..IN*. E CRASH TIMS RESCUED vi \u ..l.iV I t' x 'I I Hia r i sirl £D i i .H DPS ih,' ...-in mi' I I' 1
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    Russia's UN move
    24 1 LONDON. Thurs. Russia asked that the United Nations Security Council discuss the shooting down of an American aircraft on July 1.
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    'Drum' ban lifted
    21 1 ACCRA, Thurs.— The Ghana Government has decided to lift the ban on the South African monthly magazine, "Drum."
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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 manager's prices buying $1.03 and selling $1.09 xd.
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    New £300 mil. Treasury issue causes gilts to recede: Support swings to industrials
    227 2 New £300 mil. Treasury issue causes gilts to recede: Support swings to industrials LONDON, Thurs. 4LTHOUGH still un- settled as the result of the international situation and a further fall on Wall Street on Tuesday, London stock markets were looking brighter m the afternoon following support for many of the
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    WALL STREET
    108 2 Small losses m most sections, while aircrafts m demand NEW YORK: Wall Street closed irregularly lower with the general list showing a majority of mostly fractional losses. Practically all industrial groups closed at around their lowest levels of the day. Defence stocks, particularly aircrafts, were again m demand.
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    AMSTERDAM
    49 2 Internationals weaK •m quiet market MSTERDAM: In a qulei mar- ket internationals showed a rather weak tendency m sympathy with Wall Street. However, there were no signs of nervousness. Shippings were generally steady with business very small. Plantations held around previous closing levels and state loans were featureies?.
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    Fords close more assembly plants
    69 2 DETROIT, (Michigan): Ford Motor Company announced four additional assembly plants and a frame g)ant will be closed as a result of a strike of 3,800 workers at the company's Cleveland, Ohio, stamping plant. Parts shortages stemming from this dispute already have idled 10,000 employees at
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    Lock icon Rise in tin output
    102 2 LONDON: The International Tin Council reported that world mine production rose to 13.100 tons m March from 11.700 m f-et>. making 36,600 tons for the flrs* 1960 quarter against 37.900 m the last 1959 quarter. Snrcel'er output rose m Mart h to 14.800 tons clvtnj 40.000
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    179 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singak pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Musi Lloyd 1 2. Ayuthia 45, Diomed 6A, CharcJn 6 7, Agamemnon 89, Sudan 10 11. Talabot 13/14, Tjikampek 15 16. Marquisien 18, Calcutta Maru 19, Serdang N. Wall 2, Perlis N. Wall 4.
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 HONG KONG, Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <fc S. Banking Corporation $1,230 $1,230 sales .sales Union ins. Canton $93.00 $93.00 sales .sales Who loci Marden 7.35 7.30 stiles .^;»lei H'Kong phone $38.50 $38.00 •sales .sale* Dairy harm Cold Storage $28.90 $28.90 Mlfs S
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    DIVIDENDS
    20 2 Samnugger Jute Factory LONDON: Samnugger Jute Factory declared an interim dividend of three per cent (same), payable Aug. 4.
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    LOOK-AROUND
    529 2 Republic's output CLEVELAND: Republic Steel Corporation estimated its production this week will be 102.862 ingot tons, a marked increase from the Independence Dayshortened work week's output of only 38,494 tons. During the corresponding week a year ago, just before the steel strike, the big steel maker turned out 181,194
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    Lock icon Court rejects $39 mil. claim
    85 2 RANGOON: A Burmese high court yesterday rejected a claim fcr M 539.000,000 filed by the British-owned Indo-Burma Petroleum Company for destruction of its properties when the British Army withdrew m the face of the invading Japanese dining World War 11. The court held that IB
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    UP 8 DOWN 40 UNCHANGED 128
    850 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Aiex. Bricks OrdS (N) .90 .90 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petro! 4b 6 46/6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20/3 20,3 OrdS. 49 45/Feoerai Dispensary 157% 1.57% Fitapatricks
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    Industrials rise, but the general dip continues
    458 2 Industrials rise, but the general dip continues PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF T«i UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Thursday. A FTER the easier tendency of the past week, A industrial shares showed a better sentiment on the Malayan Stock Exchange yestera> Shares which showed a rise
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      98 2 LONDON. July 13 Previous Today RUBBER No 1 RSS c.i.f. European port* July 31. Aug 88 io 811 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 881 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Auk 31? Sept 31 '.< M 3K TONE: Easier. PEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. c.i.f. European ports
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      New York Prices
      38 2 NEW YORK. July 13 Previous Today TIN Straits spot MIS.H I RUBBER Futures July Sept. Bf.mB 3. tos SALES: 74 lots. TONE: Barely steady. No. 1 RSS July landed pnti COFFEE: Pmtmri Contract July Abov.-
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      Dow jones Average
      19 2 NEW v 0,,, 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 40 Oomestic Bonds 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite' Averages
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      U.S. Pepper
      15 2 J •;:i. jiiu si f-|iot and at, m Above pr;< J p«-i lii
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      Copra. Coconut Price
      72 2 LOaot* J COPRA Phil.pflm.s C.i.f. UK North European p < delivered weight per Jonß ton July COPRA Strait, c.i t UK. North Cur.,. pean ports on,. vered weight per lon* ton July Au. COCONUT OIL crude Straits C.i.f Eur< pean ports m bulk per lone ton July
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    RUBBER
    163 2 Prices develop tendency to drift after a sharp opening rise LONDON. Thurs.— Rubber i prices were initially marked up nearly a halfpenny per pound m sympathy with improved advices from Singapore. But there was very little fol-low-through demand and once early small orders were completed prices developed a drifting
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    Agreement reached in Ford strike
    70 2 CLEVELAND tOhio>: Agreement was reached between the management and the union m the week-old walkout by 3.000 workers at the Ford Motor Company's stamping plant here. A Ford Motor Company spokesman said it was expected that resumption of operations at the eight assembly plants affected
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    London tin rules steal espite quiet demand
    148 2 London tin rules steal espite quiet demand LONDON, Than. Tm ruled j very steady at small gains de- j cmc me overnight quietness of U.S. demand and the disinclination of continental buyers to operate on the bast- of the higher eastern price level. The Congo situation seem- ingly imparted a
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      589 2 SHIPPING Tv -Z=Z. ST *y fllf THE L A.L. LINES ujfl &V) Sa.lKfs tt »DCN. REO S!«. MEOITE*R»NE»N. J» CONTINENTAL 1 SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. >£ S pre P. Sha* Pena«| z\. i:iii.a" k) 11 n i««» 2' '»>» 2 5 4 mi; \c T/ ms. -SelaMia" I) II 2t Au| 2
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    Drive to unite 10,000 teachers
    309 3  - Drive to unite 1 0,000 teachers R.G. PILLAI NEW CONSTITUTION OF UNION OPENS WAY TO ENROLMENT OF ALL IN THE PROFESSION By SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE Singapore Teachers' Union has started a giant campaign to unite more than 10,000 teachers m the State. A union spokesman told the Free Press Yesterday
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    She wins scooter race at Vespa Club meet
    30 3  -  _-N TOO hg;, ;g V :-iok ritly bed f I \m won awnv nd of NANCY. ...SHE WON THE WOMEN S RACE
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    Membership drive
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    Club contest
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    British bosses pledged to keep industrial peace —Inche Bahaman
    171 3 British bosses pledged to keep industrial peace Inche Bahaman kl ALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A assurance Hut British employers will help to maintain industrial peace m Malaya Ikis bean given m London by the Overseas Km- plovers Federation. This was stated at a Press conference here recently by the Minister of
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    THREE ACQUITTED OF ROBBING FRIEND ON SPREE
    83 3 THREE ACQUITTED OF ROBBING FRIEND ON SPREE JOHOKL BAHRU. ThUTb. mice men. K. Mamam. P Maniam and Perumal. wen acquitted m the be>Court ot robbing a friend who had taken them 01 v spree with money he dre« from the Employees Provident Fund. The complainant, Karayanasamy, 50. alleged that after
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    A union meeting
    39 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Representatives of the Singapore Trades Union Congress and the Thornycroft branch of ■the Singapore General Em!- plovees' Union will hold an emergency meeting today to discuss a bonus dispute between the union and the management.
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    Literary sketches
    43 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Literary Society of the English College here will present scenes from Shakespeare and the legend of Sultan Mahmud at the College Hall on July 21 and 22 at 7.30 p.m. and on July 23 at 3.00 p.m.
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    Regiment's return
    23 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The 26th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery is expected to return to Malaya on the troopship Oxfordshire today.
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    FULL LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WHO SAT pOR EXAMS HELD RECENTLY IN SINGAPORE BY THE AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS
    475 3 FULL LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WHO SAT p OR EXAMS HELD RECENTLY IN SINGAPORE B Y THE AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY OF ACCOUNTANTS I 1 I AusI I I B m :.:my Eng :i X Kon« I I X I I Ki. Wong Chee Chong: Wong Yeu Him: Gerald Anthony Woodford. ommercial
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    Filipino Association officials chosen
    46 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr F. A. Undasan has been elected president of the Filipino! Association of Singapore. Other officers include: Mr. L. C. Reyes, vice president: Mr. B. J. Tupaz. secretary. llr. Paul del Rozario. assistant secretary and Miss. P. I Gonzales, treasurer.
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    KING FORCED TO TRAVEL BACK TO KL BY RAIL AND ROAD
    129 3 KING FORCED TO TRAVEL BACK TO KL BY RAIL AND ROAD I{OTA BHARU, Thurs. lv —The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and his party had to travel by train and road to return to Kuala Lumpur the other day. The King, who had come here for the funeral of the Sultan of
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    Four-point proposal by Socialist Front to stop poll quarrels
    138 3 Four-point proposal by Socialist Front to stop poll quarrels KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Thursday. THE Socialist Front has made a four-point proposal to the Election Commission to stop quarrels and fights during local council elections. The proposal follows several incidents between supporters oi rival political parties during elections m Selangor m the
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    GIRL, 18, HELD IN RAID BY ANTI-VICE MEN
    80 3 GIRL, 18, HELD IN RAID BY ANTI-VICE MEN SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Department of Social Welfare conducted 127 raids on brothels and hotels last month. During the course of the raids a girl under 18 years was detained. Two girls were found yi moral danger and were detained pending inquiry. Five
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      87 3 nn-t.eN Hospitals. HMCtalfr compiled and presented for those m ho&--%h by Mildred Appaduray. 1.45 Sunset serenade; tJ.o3 An::»u:;ements; 6.55 Singapore shan market report; ..00 The news; 7.10 Newitaik. 715 Learn Malay Lesson 44 730 Continental musicale, 745 Space probing rockets; 8.00 re- Radio ranch; 8.15 Concert ins--433 trumental. 8.30 The
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    PHOTO NEWS
    138 4 PHOTO NEWS PAGE F^OUR TODAY PRESENTS THE NEWS IN THE DAY^S BEST PICTURES Rain did not dampen the spirit of these girl guides who took part m the camp-fire at the Gan Eng S 'ng School hall. These happy smilingr snides were enjovins themselve while watching a play put on
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    Fashionable women in Singapore adopt the little Girl' look
    129 4 Fashionable women in Singapore adopt the little Girl' look SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^ NEW fashion craze has caught up with Singapore women the "Little Girl" look. The new look first made its appearance m Paris. It is now taking Britain and America by storm. It calls for a gathered skirt with
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    MAGISTRATE SAYS 'NO' TO A PLEA BY PAINTER
    103 4 MAGISTRATE SAYS 'NO' TO A PLEA BY PAINTER SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A magistrate. Mr. James Loh. described as "frivolous and vexatious' 1 an application made by a man against his estranged wife. Tan Ens Wan. a ship painter, had asked to be allowed to pay a smaller sum as maintenance for
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    Courses to foster creative outlook planned by Board
    385 4 Courses to foster creative outlook planned by Board a I N (i A P 0 H E, Thurs. Singapore's Adult Education Board will endeavour to bring about a more creative outlook among its students, a member of the Board announced. The Board member who said this was Dr. Wong Lin
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    THE 'SALES' SEASON IS NOW IN ITS FULL SWING
    115 4 THE 'SALES' SEASON IS NOW IN ITS FULL SWING SINGAPORE, Thurs. The "sales" season is on again m city shops drawing bargain hunters from all parts of Singapore. The shops that attract the most customers are the ones that spend a lot on advertising and display attractive sign-boards m bold
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    LCC Certificate holders are needed City firms
    74 4 LCC Certificate holders are needed City firms SINGAPORE. Tr.: Commer Singapore r< applicants London Chj Commerce cen An Education Mb* cial said thl complaint by dent of thr 0 ment Secondary Caa school. A Complain Thr i that thr G attach much impom L.C.C certifiestion into G This, thr ron
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      41 4 SINGAPORE jm*Q TODAY: iUG p.m. TOMORROW: 2.59 an and 3.58 p.m. SATURDAY 3.56 a.n and 4.41 p.m. SUNDAY: 507 a.m. and 5.33 p.m. MONDAY: 6.49 a.m. and %M p.m. TUESDAY: 8.32 a.m. and 7.40 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.33 a.m. and 8.33 p.m.
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      302 4 DAILY CROSSWORD kijx-j yjjss.ys.: .-..v.-. CLUES ACROSS 2. The twinkling of an eye perl. For examnle, the rim may be haps, straight away (7j made dirty (s>. 3. Followed Susan m the end 4. To do so, one comes to the (7). Q m water (7) 4. A way of
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    Swank clubs are closing down
    267 5  -  808 PERIES THEY ARE NO LONGER PAYING: GAMBLING ON CHIPS HAS BECOME RISKY- BUSINESSMAN By Singapore, Thurs. gWANK clubs run by business associations and guilds m the City are now closing down due to lack of funds. Organisers to their dismay have found out thai
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    A long-house fire
    26 5 KUCHING. Thurs.— Three Dayaks were burned, one seriously, when a fire broke out m Rumah Tujang, a long-house m an oil Kapit District.
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    B.A. for local boy
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Singapore student. Chua Cheng Lok. has been awarded a Bachelor of Arts degree by the De Pauw University m Indiana. U.S.A.
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    Dr. Wong: The TB talks on control have been useful
    172 5  - Dr. Wong: The TB talks on control have been useful ALAN KHOO L?_ SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Constructive methods m the prevention of tuberculosis which will benefit Singapore and other countries of the world were discussed at a two-week World Health Organisation seminar held m Sydney recently. This was stated here by
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    Nautical board sets new tests for all officers of ships
    157 5 Nautical board sets new tests for all officers of ships SARAWAK, Thursday. officers of ships of live tons and more will have lo hold certificates of competency as from January next year. A regulation to this effort will become law under the Merchant Snipping Ordinance, a joint Education and Marine
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    MORE OPIUM IS SEIZED BY POLICE NOW – OFFICIAL
    102 5 MORE OPIUM IS SEIZED BY POLICE NOW OFFICIAL KUALA LUMPUR, Tnurs. —Now that tiie Royal Federation of Malaya Police are playing a more active part m tbe drive against smugglers mere has been a big increase m the amount of opium confiscated this year. In tact, m me Hrst naif
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    A research grant
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thr Australian Government is offering a scholarship for research study to young scientists from Malaya and other South East Asian countries.
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      384 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S > EVENTS MINISTRY Of CTLTI/RE: Fiet? film show. Tuan Mong School. Tank Road. Joo Chiat Piace Chinese Temple and Pulau Bukom Besar. INFORMATION SERVICE OF INDIA: Free film show at India House, 31 Grange Road 5 p.m. POLICE BAND: A I Kallang Park. 7.30 p.m. RAFFLES MUSEUM:
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    Dear Sir...
    413 6 Dear Sir. ;gwae;wef\;\ ROADSIDE STALLS A SOLUTION 0 Pavement traders ore not necessonly a nuisance to the public. They serve a doubly useful purpose. Firstly, they sell consumer goods such as shirts, toys etc. at much cheaper prices than in established shops, and secondly they compel the latter to reduce
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    All the four Hoe girls will be in that big studio dance
    1012 6 All the four Hoe girls will be in that big studio dance E9 ...WHO REPORTS ON WHAT IS NEW IN BAIoJ COMING: A GRAND SHOW, AND EVEN THREE-YEAR-OLD GLORY LIM WILL HAVE Ap J ambitious programme of ballet will be staged m Singapore m October by the Taylor Dance Studio,
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    It takes 2 languages for Los Espanoles to put across a merry 'Mustapha'
    313 6 It takes 2 languages for Los Espanoles to put across a merry 'Mustapha' ef..f THEMES FROM A SUMMER PLACE. Los Espanoles. Ay cosita linda, Theme from a "Summer Place", O ymittos, Romantlca, Marina, La montana. Samba Fantastico, Mustapha. Granada, I adi> das queixas, Macarenas, Destinos paralelos, L'n telegrama, Kanimambo. (Polydor
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    Guess who the 'ghost' is
    56 6 QUR mystery personality was Danny Kaye. The winner: Chow Kai Ming, 6-A, Opal Crescent, Singapore 13. Prize of a Philips 10-inch LP record is on its way. We have another "ghost" for you to identify this week. Who is it? Address entries to "Free Press
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    Singapore model enters Candy Queen contest
    60 7 I tt> model Pat Yon« has entered the ,):h«;i contest to be held at the Sea mi Saturday. Onp of the prizes for i trrt* round trip to Hong Kong given Tickeis can still be bought I I. in,. Adelphi a-nd Sea View hotels
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    Novel language class in Katong: Students take role of teachers
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    VARSITY UNION IN NEED OF $2,000 FOR GAMES EXPENSES
    72 7 VARSITY UNION IN NEED OF $2,000 FOR GAMES EXPENSES BUKIT TIMAH; Thurs.— The University of Malaya m Singapore Athletic Union has launched an appeal for funds to meet expenses for the 7th Inter-Varsity games between the Hong Kong University and the University of Malaya. This was disclosed by Mr. Edmund
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    30 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. —A labourer described by the prosecution as a "village terror" was jailed for two years for causing grievous hurt to a P.W.D. mason with an iron pipe
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    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Mr. M. J. Moriarty, the assistant secretary (overseas trade) of the Department of Industries and Commerce m New Zealand will arrive here today for a three-day visit.
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    NEW CARGO LINER HERE ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE: SHE IS NAMED AFTER FORMER THAI CAPITAL
    282 7 NEW CARGO LINER HERE ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE: SHE IS NAMED AFTER FORMER THAI CAPITAL SINGAPORE, Thurs. The 12,000-ton Ayuthia, the first m a new series of cargo liners built for the East Asiatic Co. Ltd., arrived m Singapore on her maiden voyage yesterday. Named after the former capital of
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    Ex-manager dies
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— News has been received here of the death of Mr. R. M. Williams m England. He was the former general manager of Messrs. Paterson and Simon m Singapore.
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    Swami to lecture
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A lecture on "The Spirit of Indian Culture" will be delivered by Swami Ranganathanandaji at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall, tomorrow at 6.30 p.m.
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    A strict check on luggage to China
    242 7  -  808 PERIES, VALUABLE BELONGINGS ARE LOST BECAUSE OF UNRULINESS AMONG THE PASSENGERS By SINGAPORE. Thurs. CHIPPING agents m Singapore have imposed stricter measures to control the transportationo£4uggage to BecL China. In a circular to booking agenhThefeTThe China-Foreign Shipping Company of Swutow pointed out
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    YOUTH CAMP-FIRE AND BIG BARBECUE PARTY DRAWS 100 CLUB MEMBERS
    90 7 YOUTH CAMP-FIRE AND BIG BARBECUE PARTY DRAWS 100 CLUB MEMBERS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— About 100 people attended the barbecue and camp-nre organised by the Malay Farm Youth Club. It was held at the Istana Ayer Gerumoh at Wing Loong Road. The evening's programme started with a get-to-know-each-other followed by group singing.
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    A union meeting
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The annual meeting of the Malayan Supernumerary Clerical Services Union will be held at the Federal House canteen .tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    Pilgrims to note
    30 7 SEGAMAT, Thurs.— People who want to go on pilgrimage to Mecca next year must notify the District Officer, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohd. Tahir before Oct. 1.
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    Fatal to stage English opera here, says chief of Sadler's Wells A 'terror' is jailed
    238 7 Fatal to stage English opera here, says chief of Sadler's Wells A 'terror' is jailed SINGAPORE, Thursday. sponsor an English opera m Singapore would be fatal. It would be a complete failure, said Mr. Norman Tucker* Director of the famous Sadler's Wells Theatre, London. He added: "I cannot imagine anyone
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    Kisane to try her luck as a model in Australia
    247 7  - Kisane to try her luck as a model in Australia ESME BAPTISTA SHE WAS ONCE A SHY AWKWARD GIRL BUT A 'CHARM AND PERSONALITY 1 COURSE SOON BROUGHT HER BEAUTY TITLES By SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tall and willowy, Kisane Davis, one of Singapore's youngest and most popular fashion models, is leaving
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    Training in India
    39 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. An India House announcement here said that Mr. Peter Wang Chin Hua of Kuching has been chosen by the Indian Government to undergo training m statists m the international statistical education centre at Calcutta.
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    Found guilty of murder
    73 7 IPOH, Thurs. A rubber tapper, A. Krishnan, 24, who was accused of the murder of N. Tangamani at Sengat Estate on Dec. 28, was unanimously acquitted by a seven-man jury m the High Court here at the end of a five-day trial. M. Sinaraju, who was
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    ROTARY IDEALS A MUST IN TROUBLED WORLD TODAY, HE SAYS
    166 7 ROTARY IDEALS A MUST IN TROUBLED WORLD TODAY, HE SAYS "MALACCA, Thurs. lfl The new president of the Malacca Rotary Club Dr. J. A. Vanniasingaham said here that Rotarians might belong to different political parties but when it came to service to the community they contributed m time and effort
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    Governor will open bank branch
    42 7 PENANG, Thurs.— The Governor, Raja Tun Uda bin Raja Muhammad, will open Penang's newest bank a branch of the United Malayan Banking Corporation Ltd.— at 11 a.m. on Monday. The ceremony will be followed by a Veceiption.
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    3 plead not guilty to extortion bid charge
    116 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Three men were remanded for a week after they pleaded lot guilty to charges of attempted extortion. They were Goh Sin Hoo Ng Choon Meng and Chan Hup Fatt. Goh and Ng were alleged to have threatened Oh Chye Huat
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    Don't let this opportunity pass by... enter big photo contest
    530 8  - Don't let this opportunity pass by... enter big photo contest SUNNY GIAM By SINGAPORE, Thurs. lIERE is some important news for all readers a of this column the Bth. Pan Malayan Photographic Exhibition will soon be on. This exhibition is open exclusively to photographers resident m Singapore, Malaya, Sarawak, Borneo,
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    The Camera Coach
    78 8 gives $25 each month to the best beginner. Send prints to "Free Press Camera Co a c h," Times House, Singapore 9. BELOW: "MAKAN." There is nothing interesting In a man taking his meal. As it is not interesting, salon judges could hardly be expected to look
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    1176 9 Name the culprit guessing game still goes on after 80 years fVE INTRIGUE, A FORTUNE^THEN THE AGONY OF DEATH BY I5ON: WHO DID IT? WHY? THERE WERE QUESTIONS IN RLIAMENT AND TWO INQUESTS... IT REMAINS A MYSTERY WATCH FOR A GREAT NEW SERIES BEGINNING IN 2[l(Mf]j|Hl ON SATURDAY Irvergrown hedge
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    THEY EXPERIMENTED ON MAN WHO WAS DYING OF BRAIN CANCER: NOW THE ETHICS OF MEDICINE ARE IN QUESTON
    670 9  - THEY EXPERIMENTED ON MAN WHO WAS DYING OF BRAIN CANCER: NOW THE ETHICS OF MEDICINE ARE IN QUESTON CHAMPMAN PINCHER, By LONDON, Thurs. A 37 YEAR OLD man who was dying from cancer of the brain has been the subject of an experiment which raises issues of the gravest importance
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    Look here for your lucky star
    372 9 BORN today, you* have a natural leaning toward leadership and a magnetic personality despite an easygoing nature. You are never inclined to exert yourself too much just to get fame or wealth! There is a strong religious trend m your nature and you are
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    'I've killed four people' he boasts to police
    183 9 'I've killed four people he boasts to police T^EW YORK, Thurs.— Even the crimeand brutality-hard ened New York police were horrified as sick-ly-looking Frederick Wood blurted out his confessions. Four murders he boasted with beer bottles, an iron shovel, a knife, and poisoned cream puffs. "I used anything I could
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    Meter maids' harvest...
    69 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. Meter Maids, 100 of them, m trim blue uniforms and white saloon cars, have made M 5637,500 more m four weeks than they did at this time last year from motorists who overstay the regulation hour at parking meters. There are 50,000 streetparking meters
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    US housewives will do shopping by pressing button at home
    230 9 US housewives will do shopping by pressing button at home YEW YORK, Thurs.— 11 The American housewife of the 1970s will be able to do all the family shopping from a comfortable chair m the living room of her home simply by pushing buttons on a control box that enables
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    Guinet's luck as a punter induced him to race horses here
    687 10  - Guinet's luck as a punter induced him to race horses here ALLAN LEWIS WAR ELIMINATED HIS STABLE, NOW HE IS MALAYA'S BIGGEST OWNER By SINGAPORE. Thurs VENI VICI STAf BLE, Malaya's present leading own* er is the nom-du-plumo of Mr. Claude Guinet a Frenchman, who for many years lived m
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    1006 10  -  CHOO KIM LOCK By QUEENSTOWN. Thursday SPRINT double by Mohd. Said yesterday makes him leading candidate to represent Radin Mas District m today's Combined Schools athletic championships at Farrer Park. Said won the 100 metres and the 200 metres at the District championship held
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    THE CIVILIAN CYCLISTS DOMINATE RAF MEET
    228 10 mAMPENIS, Thurs.— Strong JL winds yesterday evening hampered the progress and timings of the riders at the Royal Air Force 10-mile time trial held at the Bth milestone, here. Nineteen year old Sarip Samin, however, won the race with a time of 25min. 51.1
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    Charity walk
    18 10 LONDON. Thurs— Barbara Moore left for Australia to begin a 500-mile walk m aid of charity.
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    The modern Miss under fire: sin belongs to powdi puff brigade
    119 10 The modern Miss under fire: sin belongs to powdi puff brigade SINGAPORE. 1W THK modem Miss is under Bit. cused of belonging t<> i| u f>r(V brigade. She is not interested mi n S(( mother and grandmother befew be. This is the opinion of Mis p lUl(l father, wife of
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    HE TURNED OPEN LOT INTO A FINE PITCH
    116 10 HE TURNED OPEN LOT INTO A FINE PITCH ALEXANDRA, Thurs. An J\ astonishing change has taken place at a discarded plot of land m Hyderabad Road Formerly used for dumping old tins by the rag and bone collector, it has now been transformed into a fine cemented sepak raga- pitch.
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    Gurkha walkover
    15 10 KEPPEL. Thurs. Gurkha Rifles gave Singapore Harbour Board a walkover at soccer yesterday.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    184 10  -  M. Harrison-Cray by Dealer: South Last- West game A better sense of values and a\ some good dummy play led to a big swing when this hand came up m a match. West and East bid as follows m Room 1 One Heart— Two No-Trumps Three NoTrumps. The
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    Brazil defeat Argentine 5-1
    52 10 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs.— Brazil, the World Cup holders beat Argentina 5-1 here last 1 night In the second match of the Triangular Atlantic Soccer Cup tournament. They led 3-1 at half-time. Uruguay are the other team competing m the competition. i which is held every
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    Singapore women taking up softball
    216 10 Singapore women taking up softball SERANGOON, Thurs. Not willing to sit back and watch the boys basking m glory and having all the fun. members of the Girls' SportClub have decided to form a softball team. The move to form a women's team was made by Iff*. Linda Carnegie. A
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    Army cycling
    39 10 I SINGAPORE. Thurs. On Sunday the Army will hold a 25-miles cycling time trial at Bukit Timah at 7 a.m. The race is open to R.A.F. and M.A.C.A. riders. On tho spot I entries will be accepted.
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    107 10 ?J^ it c P S Wa "P ack Ne w Jersey, will be one of the four members u f «> uestn an Jumpuig team which will compete m the 1960 Olympic Games at Rome Here he is shown atop
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    15 10 FORT i Midah w> scored a >•■<•< I out over B last night
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      62 10 Today's Sport SOCCER: Eveready v Hong Kipii; I nn-eriity, Bukit Timah. S.A.F.A. Dfv. 3 B— R.A.F. SHeUr "V v P. 8.1.. Farrrr Park. <ipylang United v Indian Youngsters, (ieylang. BADMINTON Hone Kong Iniversity Combined Schools. Oei Tiong Ham Hall CM p.m.>. TENNIS: S.L.T.A. championships (Ist Day), Bras Ba^sah Road (3.30
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    BOMB FINISH
    376 11  -  CHUA BAN HOCK By JALAN BESAR, Thursday. Wearnes S.C 1 Hong Kong Bank 1 fHE referee was looking at his watch as the last seconds ticked away m yesterday's SBHFA Senior League and Cup final here. The fans were already drifting out of the Stadium after watching 58
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    30 11 second sprint Army finals Ru•a on the Sin- ..imi r*»rI I Bad start He ran c P Hurdles L HI H Ion? Wan r M I WO I 'a 155
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    18 11 layans 2nd in boycott meet two at posed a :.ent wn 1 Ma--km I V 2 Mala- Reuter
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    164 11 Benny blasts to victory in Round Six > T t»V YOrtK, Tnurs. World- I welterweight cnampion xsenny Kig ol CuDa ■nnatnri Garnet riart oi Phi- aat ipma to me canvas with ri^nt tv the cntaL This, KiiocKuut came In the sixth round ol their non-title bout Madison Square Garden. It
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    Lock icon Play off gives U.S. the cup
    73 11 BUFFALO, Thurs.— United Stales retained the Carling golf cup yesterday. They beat Canada 7-6. For the second year running a play-off was necessary. Represented by four professionals and four amateurs, the countries had tied with six points each. Ward Wettlaufergn (Buffalo) clinched victory by
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    SCHOOLBOY IN ACTION
    15 11 uanjr Jah In action m the second singles fr-District tennis final yesterday.
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    167 11 COMBINED UNIVERSITIES Letchumanan lbw He' Zone 11 Ponnudurai b Hoiloway 6 Jag Jit Singh st WilUnfton b Sproates 4 Ketchil lbw Penny 3ft Delilkan c Marshall b Bean 43 Minu b Bean 1 Moranasundraan e&b De' Zone 0 M. Lo c Sproates b Bean 0 George b Bean o
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    ATONG DISTRICT TAKE THE TENNIS TITLE: THEY WERE TOO GOOD FOR OPPONENTS
    239 11 ATONG DISTRICT TAKE THE TENNIS TITLE: THEY WERE TOO GOOD FOR OPPONENTS layers W and Timah oj the '"'jurts IHL' raft boys oppo- The Katong District team, which comprised four boys from St. Patrick's, the hading school m tennis, won every match m traight sets In all but ono game,
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    Missing men: Hong Kong fielded only 4 for cricket, 3 for hockey
    325 11  -  VAZIR MARKAR. CHILL OF UNCERTAINTY HITS THE 'WARM-UP' MATCHES By Bukit Timah, Thursday pj(>N(i KONG Varsity's visiting sportsmen are m a quandary. Many of their selected players are still m Hong Kong and it is not certain thai
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    231 11  - HOCKEY Sta Maria in top form as students go down ANTHONY JOHN By Police 5 U.K. Selection 1 BUKIT TIMAH, Thurs. Hong Kong Selection were outclassed by the Police m this friendly hockey match at the University ground yesterday. They played with only three regular players. Freddy Sta Maria was
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    228 11 LONDON,* Thurs. Today's meeting at Lord's of the Imperial Cricket Conference the game's annual "Summit" talks for the seven Test mafch countries seems certain to be faced with more tricky problems than any previous cricket meeting before. The conference's agenda is never made public but
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    103 11 Malayan Airways 4; Shell Co. 0. JALAN BESAR, Thursday. J^jALAYAX Airways became the first holders of the Business Houses Junior League and Cup trophy presented by Wearne Brothers. They had no trouble beating Shell Sports Club m the final yesterday.
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    69 11 BARCELONA, Thurs.— Andres Gimeno, Spain's No. 1 lawn tennis player, said yesterday he had not yet signed a professional contract—"but I assure you I am now a professional and a member of Jack Kramer's team." Gimeno said he had not yet studied the Spanish
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    266 11 S G t to wln dward. or beating" as it is called, is the ultimate test of the from A to B m the general s ir £»7 of against the wTnd o J°e am as much distance ai possible to windward whil* ming the
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    With four of the top ten batters, Champions challenge All Stars
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    54 12 JAPANESE ROUT TOURING STARS rKYO, Thurs.— The visiting Yugoslav-Hungarian combined table-tennis team last night lost its last competition to an all-Japan team by two games to eight. The visitors won two competitions and lost 14 during their six weeks tour. They leave here by air for home today. Last night's
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    80 12 Doubles N. Hoshino and T. Tanaka bt F. Sido and Z. Berczik (Hungary) 21-18. 21-16: I. Orimura and T. Murakami bt V. Harangozo and J. Vogrinc (Yugoslavia) 21-7, 21-17. Singles S. Egashira bt Harangozo 21-16, 21-19; Y. Nakanishi bt Berczik 21-18. 22-20; T. Shinjo lost to Sido 17-21, 18-21:
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    24 12 BUENOS AIRES. Tnurs. The French Rugby Union touring team trounced Gimnasia V Esorima 40-6 here yesterday. They led 16-0 at half-time.- Reuter
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    101 12 All Blacks tour PORT ELIZABETH, Thurs.— Scrums frequently broke up with lists flying here yesterday as the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union team beat Eastern Province 16-3. Fighting amongst the forwards punctuated the match, m which the All Blacks scored two goals, a penalty
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    195 12 PARIS, Thurs. Roberto de Vicenzo, 37-year-old Argentine-born professional now living m Mexico, yesterday put m a great finish to win his second French Open Golf championship at Saint Cloud. De Vicenzo, who won the title m 1950, was six strokes behind the leader
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