The Singapore Free Press, 20 July 1960

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    19 1 11l HE *SP*PER EVFRvannv s mK|HG hmX The Singapore Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    A better life for our People
    10 1 A better life for our People Iht cnange r m
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    THE YEAR AHEAD
    2562 1  -  DAVID TAMBYAH ILffun salute thunders as Inche Yusof opens second session of the Legislative Assembly By Construction the main task: 'Understanding will temper zeal' 'Government will avoid taking any action that will damage our trade' reporting from ASSEMBLY HOUSE THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak
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    Lock icon MAN WITH RIFLE ORDERS PILOT TO FLY TO SINGAPORE
    68 1 MAN WITH RIFLE ORDERS PILOT TO FLY TO SINGAPORE BRISBANE, Wed, The Tram Australia ie Electra yesterday rmed a iianMi.fr who tul a sawed -off m mia-fligni and I \v 10 fly to ipon On pretence o. going to .torn io cneok the fuel First Orhcer T. abbed a fire
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    Plane the Turks 'buzzed' arrives
    198 1 Plane the Turks 'buzzed' arrives pAYA LEBAR, Wed. A Britisn European Airways Britannia which was 'buzzea' ana lorcccl down by four Turkish jeis m Ankara touched down safely In Singapore this j morning. s>e\'vn and a hall hours behind schedule. Tiie four-engined turboprop airliner carrying 130 servicemen and members of
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    Peking art show
    25 1 PEKING. Wed. Several hundred diplomats and gue/s attended the Peking opening of the first exhibition of British painting held In China, i
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    Ban on 'Democracy'
    24 1 JAKARTA. Wed.- "Our Democracy." a pamphlet by the former vice-president of Indonesia. Dr. Mohammed Hatta. has been banned m West Sumatra.
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    23 1 LONDON. Wed. The Daily Telegraph has announced it will publish B Sunday edition entitled "Tho Sunday Telegraph*' early next year.— Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    16 1 STOCK i a i*. i SBF.R CHAI i foi 1 1 1 i i
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Malayan Fund manager s prices today buying $1.33 and selling $1.41 xd Second Malayan Fund managers prices buying $1.04 and selling $1.10 xd.
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    Uncertain business outlook affects industrials: But motors and steels improve
    174 2 Uncertain business outlook affects industrials: But motors and steels improve LONDON, Wed DUYERS continue*] to display a reluctance, to" open now commitments m the London stock markets yester- day and there were ■otne narrow irregular price movements. The brightest spot was proelded .by gilt securities where .-mall investment buying brought
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    Lock icon TV film pact signed
    84 2 T'JKVO A Jap. ran and Communis Chin have *-c In Pektaf ..ureement for the mmual ...:.ge of television i.ew.N Radio Tl.' .re:.' maue betwatn Ltoc Niiioii Denpa News Japan RaC:o News CC he Peking Brn.. ..nd Telew.Mi.n Station, mc i>. uuciin-st said I ...id n.e pact
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    WALL STREET
    117 2 Light selling near close reduces some early sains NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday closed mixed m a fractional range. In slow morning trading the market moved narrowly mixed reaching midday with gains having a slight advantage. Steels met uood demand reflecting anticipation of a further recovery m production
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    METALS
    99 2 Tin takes on a firmer appearance m both main marts LONDON. Wed —Tin took on a firmer appearance yesterday. In the East demand for Straits metal retrained srood and was ■mfllllllgly a finning influence m London. Moreover: I'-S. and Continental buying interest was noted, which some quarters felt could
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    DIVIDENDS
    65 2 Cable and Wireless LONDON: Cable and Wireless (holdings j declared i second interim dividend of l pence per unit on a capital increased by a one-for-five free scrip i_vsue. This a*as the same as on smaller 1 1 pi* il Imperial Tobacco Co. LONDON: Imperial Tobacco Company (of Great
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    200 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Benlomond 1 2, Bengalen 4 5. Sydney Maru 6A. Glenartnev 6 7, Akita Maru 81, Jutlnndia 10 11. Glengyle 13 14. Weltevreden 15 16. City of Colombo 18. Malacca Maru 19, Pesco N.Wall 2. Scudai
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    Hong Kong prices
    66 2 HONG KONG. I uesday. Closing prices here today were: i Previous Today H <V ft Banking Corporation $1,223 $1,210 sales 1.215 T R-iles Union in> Canton $92 D0 $90.00 sales buyers wheelock Marden 7.35 I 7.30 _ale_ 7.20 sale* H Kong phone $38 uO $38.00 sa les
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    Selective support helps recovery of market
    502 2 Selective support helps recovery of market PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF T^E UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS J SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THERE was selective support m all sections of J the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday as a result of which three industrial shares nine mining shares, six dollar
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    'Statistical position of tin raises the price'
    204 2 'Statistical position of tin raises the price' T ONDON. Wed.— Tne very sharp rise m Lin prices yesterday was not due to any one factor ol overwhelming importance, says ihe Financial Times m an editorial today. It is true that there was 8 strong demand m Singapore, including a very
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    Round the World Market Prices
    328 2 i NOTE: All prices oelom are middle prices. Ma.atiat apol and afloats .".9. Jul> shipment 60. Larr.poDE spot nnd afloat.* 59, July f-h.pm.-nt 60. Muntok white arid afloat* 82, July shipment. 82, •ellora, ex-dock 1 Atnvo prices quoted ln U.S. cent* j per lh. LONDON.
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    RUBBER
    103 2 Tendency to ease at the outset. business slow LONDON Wed. _As Eastern advices showed little net change, values had a tendency to ea*>e slightly at the outset. Business was slow to develop but sellers were disinclined to press Traders described the day's activity as patchy. Settlement house business included
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    UP 27 DOWN 7 UNCHARGED 142
    908 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS A;ex. BncHs Ords (N) JO .90 At<as Ice IIJO Buyers 8.8. Petro! 43 6 43 6 B.M. Trustees 5.2 i 5 25 1 Ccn. Tin Smelt. Pref. 2C.<3 20 3 Ords. 5:
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    MEMO TO SMOKERS: WHY TAKE MUCH A BIG RISK
    48 3  - MEMO TO SMOKERS: WHY TAKE MUCH A BIG RISK Unknown jgfh SINGAPORE. Wed. one. ©He of America's ies on cancer research, at n-earchers all over the find a "wonder" drii£ to i thai the present use il radiation were not lo delei t cancerous jigger risk Encouraging dfjdg
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    RUSH IS NOW ON TO GET GLIMPSE OF THE 'LUCKY' CROC
    126 3 RUSH IS NOW ON TO GET GLIMPSE OF THE 'LUCKY' CROC l>V ITER WORTH. Wed. A large crowd of Sungei Dua villagers at the Prai River tributary a •'lucky crocore ported to have een seen oi! Sungei Maklom recently. Ariffin bin Mat. a herramn. claimed he across the 14 -ft
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    pier who flirt with death worry officials
    138 3 The wall sleepers at COLLYER QUAY, Wednesday. pEOPLE< who llirl with death sleeping on ClifTord Pier walls arc worrying officials. Port rules expressly prohibit loitering. Section 57 111 says: "No person shall loiter on any public pier." And (21: "No person shall sell,
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    HELP FOR FREED PRISONERS SOUGHT BY GOVT.
    73 3 HELP FOR FREED PRISONERS SOUGHT BY GOVT. IPOH. Wed. The Federation Prisons Department plans to encourage public Interest m the "after care" of discharged prisoners The decision to lay special emphasis on the "after care" of prisoners was reached at the annual conference of the country's senior pri>on officers m
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    REGISTRATION: IT STILL IS ONLY 70 P.C. OF ELECTORAL ROLL IN PERAK
    200 3 REGISTRATION: IT STILL IS ONLY 70 P.C. OF ELECTORAL ROLL IN PERAK IPOH. Wed.— Only 70 per cent ot voters on tne electoral roll m Perak at the last genera] election have re-registered so far. Of 450.000 voters In the State about 285.000 have re-registered. It was originally expected that
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    MANY LOCAL AND FOREIGN FIRMS ARE NOT HELPING MALAYS TO GET A START IN BUSINESS. SAYS ANGRY MINISTER KHIR
    298 3 MANY LOCAL AND FOREIGN FIRMS ARE NOT HELPING MALAYS TO GET A START IN BUSINESS. SAYS ANGRY MINISTER KHIR KUALA LUMPUR. WEDNESDAY THE Minister of ComHM rce and Industry. he Mohamed Khir Johari. deplored the attitude of local and foreign firms which are not helping Malays to get a start
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    Raffles girls convince judges that boys must learn to cook
    362 3  - Raffles girls convince judges that boys must learn to cook ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE. Wed. gECOXDARY students of Raffles Girls School had Hie last word when they argued successfully t lm t "domestic science should be taught m boys' schools.'' In the semi-final oi" the Inter-Secondary Schools Debate held at
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    HELP COUNTRY TO PROSPER, SHOP MEN TOLD
    121 3 HELP COUNTRY TO PROSPER, SHOP MEN TOLD KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The president of the Selangor Federation of Chinese Guilds and Associations Mr. Chong Shin Guan, urged Selangor's coffee and te-a shop keepers to work together for the prosperity of the country. Addressing members of the Selangor Chinese Coffee and Tea
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    PROGRESS MADE IN RURAL DRIVE SCHEME SAYS REPORT
    90 3 PROGRESS MADE IN RURAL DRIVE SCHEME SAYS REPORT KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Government will not sacrifice the principles of sound planning to speed m its rural development programme, an interim report from the Ministry of Rural Development says. The report says that Tun Razak. the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister lor
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    3 Malayans to attend science talks in Australia
    143 3 3 Malayans to attend science talks in Australia SINGAPORE. Wed.— Two professors from the Singapore division of the University of Malaya and a lecturer from the Kuala Lumpur division will be anion" 500 delegates attending one of the biggest international scientific symposiums tc be held m Austi alia next month.
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      92 3 ■_B-Baa_Baaßaaaßa-_BB__m_--------ii»— *m YOUR RADIO TODAYI Medium Wave 476 metres Short Wave: 62 metres (4780 Kc/sl P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 1.02 Tunes witii your tiffin: 1.30 Tne news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 The Benny Goodman sextet; 2.00 Close down. Schools' broadcast: 4.10 Signature tune; 4.13 Music and Movement, a repeat of Monday's
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      104 3 630 Impressions of Japan; 6.45 Sunset serenade: 6.53 Announce- ments; 6.55 Singapore share market report: 7.00 The news, j 7.10 Newstalk; 7.15 Four at a time; 7.30 Test Room Eight— Episode 2— "The Broken Am- i poule." repeat of last Sunday's broadcast; 8.00 Wednesday concert; 9.00 The news; 9.10 Newstalk.
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      414 4 \< K<>>> 1 I mi 1? 1 i_rnn"T-W-B-f-rT-iwp*"" I I Jo 1 r^ I I I Dad begins to fill up with _,_^.^__J___.^_-I_____ I_____^-— --_________P P P P people _________P 1 7 I I 7 Colour cheekily to be applied? _________________________J_______L____J (5) I I I I I I |^^H^H mWrnM
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    SUDDEN DROP IN CHICKEN PRICE
    36 5  -  Uknown dj SiNGAPORE. Wednesday. lOSTS 51. 40 r SUPPLY ACTOR FOR DEALERS n price-drop, local chicken n beef or mutton. i ken cost (ink $1.40 m million is sold al >__>. mere;-
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    FLOATING FAIR TO SHOW RISE OF AUSSIE ECONOMY IN RECENT YEARS
    108 5 FLOATING FAIR TO SHOW RISE OF AUSSIE ECONOMY IN RECENT YEARS SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore business- will be able, for first time, to get a complete picture of the I rial progress of tralia when her ting fair arrives re m March next ar. 00-ton Dutch ship, raat Banaa. has been
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    Hong Kong Still short of men
    7 5 Hong Kong Still short of men Ir
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    %3 MILLION CO-OP TO HAVE OWN BUILDING
    68 5 %3 MILLION CO-OP TO HAVE OWN BUILDING KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation of Malaya Postal and Tele. .unlcations Co-opera-tiv. Thrift and Loan Sottas decided to have it- own buildi: It Will be or.c of the few perative societies m the country to have its own building. It Is one o:
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    KELANTAN'S PARK TO BE SHUT DOWN SOON -MENTRI
    65 5 KELANTAN'S PARK TO BE SHUT DOWN SOON -MENTRI t r OTA BHARU. Wed Th< _v Pan-Malayan Islamic Party-controlled Keiantan Oovernmeni Ls to close the Biarrite Park here the States only amusement park. Be i ore closing it. the Government will consider the position or about 100 waitress, > employed there.
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    Dr. Smith says good teeth mean long life
    217 5  - Dr. Smith says good teeth mean long life EVELYN TOO HE HELPS TO KEEP THAT CERTAIN SMILE' OF HOLLYWOOD STARS By SINGAPORE. Wednesday. UELPIXG Hollywood slurs lo keep thai "certain smile" is the business of Dr. Maurice Smith who is here now on a short visit. Dr. Smith, formerly Professor
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    Schools to close a week earlier
    61 5 PENANG. Wed. a;; .-chools and teachers training colleges m the Federation will close one week earlier lor their August holidays this year. This is to enable students to celebrate the end of the Emergency on July 31 and also return to school m time
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    Prayer services and free meals
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pray--1 ers are now going oi~. at toe Central Sikn Temple. 175 Queen Si reel, Singapore, and will continue until Sunday. During those prayer ser- j vices, free meals will be served tor all.
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    Dear Sir...
    490 6 Dear Sir. I FROM YOU TO THE EDITOR I WANTED FOOT PATROLS MMH 0) Now ond ogam we read of cyclists and pedestrians being robbed os they travel along Guillemard Road ot night. The recent move by the police to hove the road regularly patrolled is a welcome one, but
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    Doomsday?-not in this Consulates ...it's party time
    1373 6  -  CONSTANCE D'CRUZ Jacir by THE GLASSES CLINK TO MARK BASTILLE DAY UJE ALL HOPED, at least I did. that bubbling French wine would How ms freely as the River Seine when the French community m Singapore celebrated Iheir National Day on July 14.
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    200 at mahjong party in aid of Cheshire Home
    16 6 AT SLA VIEW HOTEL... THE MAHJONG PARTY
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    142 7  -  Unknown gjdhj APORE. Wed: $s tfOMAN SEEKS THE 0F ACUPUNCTURE CALIST TO HEAL A |EE YEA r AILMENT ns woman s isl week Mck a cure ss by acuinneryd, the little Switzer--7 struck by a ssion of the .terday, Mrs. Bother ol tight, was la] of treatse physician, m
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    A 24-hour strike
    31 7 ANGAPORE. Wed— About Singapore Glass Manu- "..rers workers In Hender- I Road wenr on strike for ra yesterday alleging *he management had j been unreasonable about re- trenchments.
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    ROHANNA TO PLAY THE WIFE OF KANG TUAH IN VARSITY PLAY
    173 7 ROHANNA TO PLAY THE WIFE OF KANG TUAH IN VARSITY PLAY IMPRESS PLACE, 121 Wed. Charming Rohanna Zubir will play the only female part m the University of Malaya production of Hang Jebat the Rebel m conjunction with Welfare Week. Rohanna. who is the daughter of Said Zubir, composer of
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    Strings to study awards? Oh, no! says Mr. L.
    308 7 Strings to study awards? Oh, no! says Mr. L. SINGAPORE, W e d.— An American Field Service International representative denied allegations that scholarships sponsored by his organisation were aimed at furthering American propaganda. He is Mr Don Lutman, a member' of the Field Service International, a private organisation which gives
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    LABOURER IS ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF ROBBING COLLEAGUES $110 PAY PACKET AND ASSAULTING HIM
    153 7 LABOURER IS ACQUITTED ON CHARGE OF ROBBING COLLEAGUES $110 PAY PACKET AND ASSAULTING HIM SINGAPORE, Wed. -A Rural Board labourer kept his pay packet of $110 In his shirt pocket for about, io hours before he was robbed of it on the night of June 7. the First Criminal District
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    That girl in That girl the crowd: Her name is...
    75 7 That girl in That girl the crowd: Her name is... Helen Leong, 22-year-old receptionist-secretary m a firm m Raffles Place. Miss Leong was shopping (luring lunch-hour on Friday when she was photographed by a Free Press cameraman. Miss Leong. who called at the Free Press office to identify herself, received
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    Ex-MCS man dies
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. O. E. Venables, formerly oi the Malayan Civil Service has died at the age ol 69, according to news received from London.
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    Lock icon ROME ORCHESTRA SHOWED BRILLIANT FORM IN CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT
    153 7 ROME ORCHESTRA SHOWED BRILLIANT FORM IN CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT SINGAPORE, Wed. Trie highlight ot^ last night's concert by the Societa Corelli of Rome was undoubtedly a brilliant performance of the Boccherini concerto m D major. Silvano Zuccarini gave a performance of the solo part m every way worthy of the
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    C-in-C for Saigon
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Commander -m Chief. Far East Land Forces. General Sir Richard Hull, will visit Saigon as the guest of the British Ambassador there.
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    Approved: $31,500
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Johore Legislative Assembly has approved payment of $31,500 to meet the cost of the Mecca pilgrimage of Tengku Mahkota and his consort
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    President again
    17 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Kelly Chan has been re-elect-ed president of the Commis-sioner-General's Local Employees' Union.
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    Thailand Govt considers special rebate to boost its rice sales
    180 7 Thailand Govt considers special rebate to boost its rice sales SINGAPORE. Wed.— P The Government of Thailand is .considering a special rebate for rice merchants m Singapore "and the F"ederat^t>TV who import large quantities' of rice from that country. The move, the Free Press was told, is to boost the
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    A ban on textiles
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government last night imposed a ban on the importation into the country of six more brands of Chinese textiles.
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    21 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. -Robmaon and Co. Sport. > Club will ■wet Airport Police In a friend:-. tomorrow al Pay*. Lebar
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    396 10  -  JOHN PICKARD By LONDON Wed. I BRINCJ fresh ammunition for those golfing 1 traditionalists who insist thut the feame is being ruined by mathematics and mechanics. Bui before 1 go any lurther, let me say where I stand, Jonathan is all
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    58 10 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore CireKet -.irrnrta tion team to piay tne Combined Universities of Malaya and Hong Kong Saturday on the SCC pauang was picked last night. Tne team is: Reggie Da SUva (captain), a de Silva. i M deVaz, Wicks, Wooanou.sc. Brain Marks. Ong
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    57 11 UPEH, Wed. -Nationalist ill .send 47 athletes to part m the Olympics les In Rome next month. Nationalist Chinese de- >n will be composed ot a 'earn 01 19 men. a tball team of 12 men. a and held team of six a weightlifting team ofl men,
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