The Singapore Free Press, 13 August 1960

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    17 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    mother huns...
    171 1  - mother huns ESME BAPTISTA le boy I This is Tan ;i happy iiik i whom his v: because d him lily, he was tnd father. jdenty became d to the ..jnths and his si^ht I FROM PAGE ONE their home m Yio Chu Kang. Hib mother refused to have any
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    UNION MEETS ON ULTIMATUM TO PETROL FIRMS
    86 1 UNION MEETS ON ULTIMATUM TO PETROL FIRMS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Petroleum Workers' Union will today discus a seven-day ultimatum calling on all the oil companies m the State to accord it recognition as the only body to represent petroleum workers here. The S.P.W.U. represents majority of workers m the
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    Smuggling charge
    24 1 KARACHI. St.i.—K arachi police ..a customs officers probing a wave of gold smuggling have ed two airline crew and •;\e other persons.
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    GAS IN TERROR TOWN
    267 1 PEOPLE DROP LIKE FLIES IN THE STREETS AND 500 FLEE IN FEAR AS POLICE 'KNOCK-OUT' WARNING GOES OUT Grey cloud brings 90 minutes of panic m Texas LA PORTE (Texas), Saturday. DEOPLE dropped 'like flies" m the street here yesterday overcome by a mystery gas which
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    Chin's proud day
    188 1  -  LYDIA AROOZOO By Head of State buys schoolboy's painting It will get place of honour at Istana SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. It was a proud and happy day lor 12-year-old Ho Siak Chin, a student of Chin Kwang School, a Chinese primary school, yesterday, at the All-Schools Art
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    STOF PRESS
    48 1 EXCHAN >i it i «i \i^ ii •N FUN !'f. l i; \i i I 1 1 1 I >S PROMISE t i i i<> ii ,i ii t 1 P ,11- A > 11. 1 i vi 1 1 > p M ■i v m iHIM i
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    108 1 Mr. Nelson Lewis. plant manager at the chemical factory fhat had been suggested as the origin of the escaping gas. denied it came from his plant. "Someone apparently pushed the pinic button m La Porte." he said. "We don't know anything about it. "We haven't smelled anything yet."
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    Big jump in Ceylon bank rate
    61 1 COLOMBO. Sat.— Ceylon's Central Bank announced Uiai effective at midnisht last night the bank rate will be raised from 2V> per cent to four per ceiu. Tiie Central Bank Mso rulea that Ceylonese residents and firms importing consumer goods must deal with commercial banks
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    One dies in Cuba
    25 1 HAVANA. Sal. Government radio stations ieported that arm*d_ ami-government elements attacked OYe Janbotttc« Aim^ Barracks m Camaguey Province, killing one soldier
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    Jets for Philippines
    31 1 MANILA. Sit.— The Philippine air force receded the first, two of on F-86-D jei fighter-intercepiors r o be delivered by the United States witnin the next few months.
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    Margaret says 'No'
    23 1 LONDON. Sat— An American girl tourist was turned down when fhe asked for Princess Margarets autograph at a London theatre_
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    Beach ball was bomb
    30 1 A DI'NSTER, (England). Sat -Children engrossed on the' beach here m a game of cricket were found to be playing it with a three-inch mortar bomb
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    RIDES ROUND THE HARBOUR FOR ONLY 50c
    182 1 RIDES ROUND THE HARBOUR FOR ONLY 50c SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— For only 50 cents the people of Singapore can now go for a U hour joy ride In the harbour and at the same time learn how this port— the crassroads of the east operates. Guides, speaking various languages, explain
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    WHEN TERRENCE FOUND A LIVE BULLET...
    77 1 WHEN TERRENCE FOUND A LIVE BULLET... SERANGOON GARDENS. Sat.— Residents here came tumbling out of doors yesterday evening when they heard 10-year-old Terrence Bogg run through the estate shouting. "Live bullet! Live bullet!" Terrence. the son of a British serviceman, had found the bullet m a piece of .land near
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    Arabs for Congo
    30 1 NEW YORK, Sat— The United Arab Republic, Sudan and Indonesia each will soon dispatch a battalion of troops to join the United Nations force m the Congo.
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    Rocket plane zooms to record height
    213 1 Spiral glide EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Saturday. THE United States X-15 experimental rocket plane yesterday climbed more than 24 miles above the earth to a new altitude record of 131,000 f ee t the highest man-made flight yet achieved. In a four-minute burst of
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    Plane for Lumumba
    20 1 MOSCOW, Sat. Russia has presented an Ilyushln 14 airliner to Mr. Patrice Lumumba, the Congo Prime Minister
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    Drunk in wheelchair
    25 1 SYDNEY, Sat— A legless man with only^one hand— fined Ms3B hi the Central Court here for having driven a wheelchair while drunk.
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    Sun shines again
    23 1 LONDON, Sat. Dry brighter weather came to most of southern England yesterday after nearly 36 hours of almost continuous rain.
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    On way to Moscow
    23 1 LONDON. Sat.— Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Powers, parents of Captain Francis Powers, the American U-2 pilot, left for Moscow.
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    20 1 Horrified parents informed the police. The police closed the beach and then army sappers from Salisbury detonated the dangerous missile.
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    Strike delays liner
    29 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Sat —The departure of the 81.000-ton Cunarcier Queen Mary was cancelled for the second day running as a result of a nation-wide unofficial seamen's strike.
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    Royal birthday
    14 1 LAUSANNE. (Switzerland). Sat. Queen Sirikit of Tnailand celebrated her 28th birthday yesterday.
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    Japan: Mild tremor
    16 1 TOKYO, Sat. A slight earth tremor shook the Eastern part of Japan yesterday.
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    THE KILLERS WHO GO FREE
    47 1 THE KILLERS WHO GO FREE For ever y murderer brought to trial dozens tfo tree and unsuspected became of loopholes m the law loopholes that enable them to Ret their victims certified as having died from natural causes. This great new series begins today 00 PAGE SIX
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    London markets end active week on firm note: Economic outlook bright
    343 2 London markets end active week on firm note: Economic outlook bright 4\XE of the most ac- tive weeks the London stock exchange has experienced for some time ended on a very firm note yesterday. Buyer- were again active m industrials a.vi with the demand often exceeding the supply, prices bounded
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    WALL STREET
    192 2 Market firms up on news of bank rate cut >JE\V YORK: Wall Street I yesterday closed very steady, with a modest distribution of gains extend* ing mostly to a dollar or so. The recent advance was given further impetus by cuts In discount rates to three per cent
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    AMSTERDAM
    18 2 4 MSTERDAM: Inlerna/V tionals were active. Shippings and plantjiions were bright while Mate loans showed little change.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    153 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying atoiifside the Mugapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Havelstcin 1/2, Radnorshire 4/o, Wainmu 6A Jan Matejko 6/7. Livenza 8/9, Kmosono 10/11. Patroclus 13/14, Nijkerk 15/16. Therms 18. Giang Seng 19, Pernjc N. Wail 2. Bruas N. Wall 3. Serudom N. Wali 4, East
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 HONG KONG. Ftiday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,195 $1,190 M les sales Union Ins. Canton $9000 $9100 sales sales Wheelock Marden 8 7.65 $7 70 sales .sales H Kong phone $38.25 $38.25 sales .sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $28.50 $28.50
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    METALS
    161 2 Little demand sends tin down m New York and London IONDON: A further a modest downturn was registered m tin. Some quarters suggested that the softer tone was a reflection of the quietness of outside demand. Mid -day copper was moderately dealt m at steady prices. Helping to sustain
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    LOOK-AROUND
    137 2 U.S. copper review WASHINGTON: Demand for brass and wire mill products is expected to remain quiet until late m the third quarter, according to the copper division of the Business and Defence Service Administration. U.S. Department of Commerce In a spring-summer copper industry review, the division says late m
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    Alcan adjusts prices
    105 2 NEW YORK: Aluminium Limited Sales Incorporated the U.S. sales subsidiary of the big Canadian aluminium producers. Aluminium Limited announced that it has adjusted prices to U.S. customers In line with similar price changes recently made by U.S. aluminium producers. Alcan extrusion ingot is increased by 3/10 of
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    UP 18 DOWN 23 UNCHANGED 134
    914 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. Jonan 3 90 3.90 K. Kamoar 45 44 6 K. Karrunting 12 3 12 3 K. lanjut 70 70'Kamunting 15 3 16,Kent (I/-) c UM 2 104* Kepong 7 3 7/3 Kesang I.osi'a 1.05 Vi Killinghall 14
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    Selective buying bring a rise in sentiment
    422 2 P>P^MWwpfP^P¥WT?^r^M» MJi] TfTTTT^B SINGAPORE, Saturday. AFTER the week-long drop there was a better sentiment on the Malayan Stock Exchange I yesterday afternoon when buyers came m at the lower levels. This wiis particularly noticeable m the mining section where the arrival of scrip
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    RUBBER
    230 2 Recovery at Singapore leads to small rise m early prices LONDON, Sat. Following the partial recovery j at Singapore values were marked up a little at the opening. Not much interest was noted during the morning. and dealers said that the afternoon session was mainly dull. They mentioned, however,
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    Small drop in output of tin
    82 2 LONDON": World mine production of tin-in-concentrates is estimated to have fallen slightly m April to 12,400 tons as against 13,100 tons m March, according to figures released here by the International Tin Council. In May output, m Malaya rose to 4.470 tons, a figure
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    Lock icon Tourist trade up
    32 2 HONG KONG: The Tourist Association here has reported that there was a 10 per cent increase m tourist traffic during June compared to the same month last year.— U.P.I.
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      92 2 lonoon. Aag. i: PreviouRUBBER No I RSi e.i.f. European port*. Aug << M Sept J* 1 1 l», .:< 1 |< RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot J«<; RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms Sept Oct. Dec •-!< 1 I TONE: Continues quiet PEPPER: White Sarawak t.a.q.
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      New York Prices
      29 2 NEW YORK Auk 12 Previous TtKi.iv TIN Straits spot 10 RUBBER Futures Sept Nev lALES: Three lots rONE. Quiet hut steady Me. 1 RSS Auk- I
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      U.S.People
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      Copra, Coconut
      19 2 COCONUT oil I I P'»" »«r H bulk p*r l WM Stpi PMILIPP.NE C»m c.i.f. vi. I
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      Dow Jones Av
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    haotic conditions in textile trading
    65 3  -  IAN MOK-AL I JL ISHED IMPORTERS I T AiLING STOCKS I H £AFER PRICES IsIM.APORE CITY, Saturday, j FILE importers have turntirst time to convert i-h and to meet bank and nX r iv x v w I lu* slate ol affairs as also set
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    CLERK TELLS OF HIS WIFE'S DESERTION AFTER 4 YEARS
    119 3 CLERK TELLS OF HIS WIFE'S DESERTION AFTER 4 YEARS SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. 3 The Chief Justice. Sir Man Rose, granted a decree In the High Court to t Fatt Seng, a cleric, distap his marriage with Ng Wai Leng. The decree is to be made absolute i:i three months. Chia
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    Handicrafts from Maris Stella school to be exhibited today
    121 3 Handicrafts from Maris Stella school to be exhibited today SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. THE Maris Stella Vocational School holds an exhibition today of work done by students. _1 There will be displays m 7,T^m7..» various subjects of the curri- culum. The section on child welfare i and nursing will present a
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    Work on town hall to start soon
    53 3 KUAXTAN. Bat. Work will start soon on the S2OU.OOQ town hall here wliich Is expected to be completed by the end of the year. The new town hail, which will face the main padang I will have a spacious hall with seating accommodation
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    Dr. Cheah beats his rival by one vote
    46 3 ALOR STAR. Sat. The i National Pre>ident of the l MCA, Dato «Dr.» Cheah Toon 1 Lok was re-elected president of the Alor Star MCA branch. He defeated his only rival. Dr. C. K. Cheung, by one vote.
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    SHE IS ONLY 18 BUT A KNOW-ALL OF PEOPLES
    278 3 Angeline to visit her 'dream land' SINGAPORE CITY, Sat.— Miss Angeline Ng is pretty, poised and precocious. Though only 18, she has travelled across three continents, and is now leaving for the fourth one America, her •dream land"'. In her lather's
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    New department
    47 3 This is the first time that graduates of the two universities m Singapore are attending a course with a common syllabus, although using different language media. The T.T.C.. which turns out about 500 to 600 teachers yearly, will also introduce a Tamil department next month.
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    Officials of YWCA
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Sat—Chairmen of YWCA Standing Committees are: Mrs. Loh Poon Lip m charge of staffing, Mrs. A. Thevathasan 'Hostel), Mrs. Pearl Fleming (Programme i Mrs. Goh Kok Kee <Outram Road Centre). Mrs. Helen Hwang (Acting Chairman of Finance >.
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    Controller retires
    36 3 BATU GAJAH. Sat. Haji Megat Abdul Rahman bin Megat Hussein, Assistant Controller of Land Revenue here, has retired after 36 years' service In the Government. His successor is Inche Abdul Sani bin Panjang 'Hamzah.
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    PONGGOL POULTRY FARMERS ARE SCARED OF EPIDEMIC
    130 3 PONGGOL POULTRY FARMERS ARE SCARED OF EPIDEMIC pONGGOL. Sat. A minor epidemic recently hit the poultry farms of Ponggol, causing a panic among the farmers, who sold even their egg-laying hens. The outcome is that the price of eggs has gone up by one cent m tnis egg producing area
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    Woman fined $25
    38 3 BENTONG. Sat. -A woman tapper Yong Ah Fong 20. of Chamang new village. Ben- i tong. was fined $25 for abus- ing police inspector Beh Bak Seng at Jalan Padang. Ben- tong on June 15.
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    'Phone us for eggs'-SATA
    207 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. If you should run out of eggs, ju.st put a call to the SAT A Shop m Anson Road and you can be assured ot a fresh supply m a short This new "egg delivery service" has been instituted only two months ago
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    MR. GOH IS BACK WITH A DEGREE IN MUSIC
    56 3 MR. GOH IS BACK WITH A DEGREE IN MUSIC g| Mr. Goh Say Meng, ZZs who has returned to Singapore after qualitying for his master's degree m music from Westminster Choir College. New Jersey, America. A former teacher at York Eng School. Singapore. Mr. Goh went to America on a
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    Anniversary dinner
    30 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The Overseas Chinese Friendy Association will hold a dinner at their premises m Lorong 16 at 8 p.m. tomorrow night to mark its anniversary celebration.
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    Hew one-year course for varsity graduates starts at the T.T.C.
    94 3 Hew one-year course for varsity graduates starts at the T.T.C. SINGAPORE, CITY. Saturday. TMIF Singapore Teachers' Training College 1 with 4,000 student teachers the biggest institution of its kind m the world— has ex- 1 panded its department by including a special one-year course for university graduates. Inaugurated by the
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    Two bridges closed
    24 3 KUALA TRENGGANU, Sat. —Two bridges at the 9th milestone, Kuala TrengganuKuala Brang road, are closed j to all vehicles and traffic.
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      218 3 BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND HAVE A LOOK AT THE OUTSTANDINC sole wm LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS 108 NORTH BftlOCC ROAD, SINGAPORE TEL: ***** iole Distributor* tor Federotion: WOO HING BROS., (M) LTD., WOO HING BROTHERS, 8, Bt., Bintang Rd., K. Lumpur 96, Compbell St., Pcnong. i' /•< •y'^
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    The Singapore scene
    968 4 Jose's uncles are so proud of him STARTED OFF ON THE KEYBOARD CIRCUIT AT 16, NOW HE HITS THE HIGH C OF FAME, FORTUNE THE gentleman m Manila had just received his mail. One of the letters bore a Singapore postmark. Quickly opening it he danced al
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    YOUR SWIM TIMES TODAY
    45 4 TOD A V: 3.02 p.m.: TOMORROW: 3.28 a.m. and 3.40 p.m.; MONDAY: 427 a.m. and 4.25 p.m.: TUESDAY: 5.53 a.m. and 5.23 p.m.; WEDNESDAY: 8.12 a.m. and 6.42 p.m.; THURSDAY: 9.20 a.m. and 8.01 p.m FRIDAY: 9.59 a.m. and 858 p.m.
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      72 4 Mr. CLOGGHEAO THE WORST ORIVER IN SINGAPORE 0 HE always choost-s his position on the road carefully at intersections M as to occupy part of two lanes. BUILT-IN TUNING/BATTERY I SSS RADICATOR PE? sw 39 5 5 7 -n AC/ADAPTOR 'W- __~-J SPORE PRICE $15/ 'jll IfgJßE^^ II STORE PRICE
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      284 4 at long, long r H IT'S HEI« TASHICA Pen >«<B The 35mm Single-Lens Refi ex You've All Been Waiting j^k^f Price ONLY ff $378/- 1 I including carrying case\ |^^P [TOP DISCOUNT FOR CASH)^ I*^^^^1 I^^B Yoshica Pentamatic shown here with the cxtra-tast recycling Quik-Lite S7I/- electronic \m flash gun.
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      153 4 p5 HH H| 116 I CLUES ACROSS 1 "To cease upon the with no pain" (Keats) (B>. 4 Or getttng mother inside like the first name of an Eastern poet <4). 8 There"* a sister m the pavilion unseen < 3 9 Pearl got this submarine fellow to win the
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      134 4 when men ail (6). 2 Material that's quarried In reverse <5). 3 Uncertain craft m flight? (5». 5 An ancient one told a tale to the wedding guest O). 6 Settles what's owed (6>. 7 Thi.s shows ones partiality (10). 9 It's just toothpaste to you and me! <10>. 14
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    'Dole by post' system a success
    232 5  -  R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE CITY Sat. 17.000 BENEFITTED: BUT JOBLESS WILL HAVE TO COME IN PERSON. SAYS OFFICIAL gOME 8,000 beneficiaries ot the Government public assistance scheme will continue to qaeue up at the Social Welfare Department m Haveloik Road to collect their
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    GOH TO OPEN MESS FOR CUSTOMS MEN
    87 5 GOH TO OPEN MESS FOR CUSTOMS MEN SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Senior officers, of the Singapore Customs will now have a mess of their own for the first time. The new mess m Keppel Road will be opened by the Minister for Finance Mr. Goh Keng Swee on Aug 21. A
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    LOOK HERE FOR WHAT'S ON TODAY
    169 5 STACK CLl'B: Ihe Rapt ul ihe Belt" Viciuiia Theatre 9 p.m. SINGAPORE JIDO CLUB: Instructors' Session 7.30 p.m. to 10 p m. GSTLAItG STRAITS C HINESE METHODIST CHURCH: Family group meeting at home of Mrs. Neo Lten Poo, 32. Lcuong MA, Oeylaug. KLIM CHURIH:
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    NEW SIGNAL TO HELP 'L' DRIVERS ON TEST
    111 5 NEW SIGNAL TO HELP 'L' DRIVERS ON TEST SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. An innovation has been introduced by the Traffic Police here to ensure that persons taking driving tests are not handicapped by other drivers on the road. All cars m which tests are bein» conducted will now have to carry
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    Avoid kissing babies near the eyes, warn eye specialists
    201 5 Avoid kissing babies near the eyes, warn eye specialists SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. fHK next time you wanl to kiss your little m brothers or sisters, make sure that you don't do" it anywhere near their eves. If you do. you may even make them blind for you may be one
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    MEXICO TRIP SURPRISE FOR TRAVEL AGENT
    166 5 MEXICO TRIP SURPRISE FOR TRAVEL AGENT SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. For Singapore travel' agent Mr. P.P. Ohri. it is going to be a pleasant change when he visits Mexico next month. Mr. Ohri. who has looked after thousands of visiting tourists m Singapore will m turn be cared for by a
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    FULL DECORATION FOR CHURCH ON 'FEAST' DAY
    80 5 FULL DECORATION FOR CHURCH ON 'FEAST' DAY THOMSON. Sat. The Redemptori.st Monastery m Thomson Road will commemorate the "Feast" of Our Mother of Perpetual Succour on September l. The programme opens with an early mass and prayers will be offered. After this, there will be procession round the church m
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      37 5 I II ft f P it 4 /k r MHUfACTURE WELLERY Of WOE RANGE Js -:y ship [KILL FIT IN POUR BUDGET N3 CONFIRM TO R TASTE TABLE FAN •JlTl VOLT you a tha 7 thls morning.
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      195 5 TAKE >/ "P PEEP MSal c NOW IN FULL SWING NOW I N w AMERICAN SPORT »-j j> n SHIRTS JJ OU Up SW WOVEN COTTONS tfJO QA AM iS§L A Iu?T.NC° N 56.50 a yd. ENGLISH PRINTED $Li.J\J j HICKOK BELTS $4.90 co FILAMENT SILK American fancy c^qq... UNOERSHORTS
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      86 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Diekenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis *'//>,+ I U EC-OTTO STOP I (^w" 1 G~^ &/C\ T v < THF >ACHT. START POWM X V -TT^ :>^^''^^r r i\\ MS% THE HEART OF JOUET JONES by Stan Drake IW u*'^^^ I
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    Many unsuspected murder
    844 6  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER by It's almost incredible ho m« secret killers fiMSM get away with FOR every murderer brought to trial dozens go Unsuspected because incredible loopholes m the law enable them to get their victims certified as dying from natural causes. This is the inescapable conclusion which
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    Tan off to Rome to keep a vow to father
    469 6  - Tan off to Rome to keep a vow to father KEN JALLEH By SINGAPORE CITY. Sat •JMIK young man rubbed away the tears from his eyes, lightly brushed his shortcropped, black hair ;is he gazed sadly al the thin, lifeless form of his father lying m a Sago Lane deathhouse
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    $3m. for dead rocket pioneer
    150 6 NEW YORK. Sat. Rocket pioneer Dr. Robert H. Goddard's patent was m!- fringed, the U.S. Government has admitted. And a Ms 3 million settlement has been made. Godda.-rl died In 1954 before any of the large rockets he foresaw and made possible had been built
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    Woman's claim to throne 'not genuine'
    240 7 MADAME SOENASSA HAS NO FOLLOWERS IN WEST IRIAN, SAYS TOP INDONESIAN OFFICIALS PAYA LEBAR, Saturday. A TOP Indonesian Government official yesterday dismissed a claim by Madame Emiria Soenassa that she is the rightful monarch of West Irian, Dutch New Guinea. Mr. Bustami Sutan Bcsar,
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    Night patrol
    202 7  -  ALAN KHOO By Singapore City, Saturday ONE HANGING, AN ARREST, A DOMESTIC QUARREL... ALL IN A SIX-HOUR BEAT Jl WAS 0.10 p.m. A message cackled through SWr r;l m Whisky 27 Proceed lo No. 37 beach Koad case of hanmnii over ft r> Whisky 27" is the axle
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    Kidnaps will spread
    41 7 PENANG. Sat. The President of the Penang branch of the Straits Chinese British Association said that the present series of kidnapping m Singapore might soon extend to the Federation, unless the Government does something to counteract this menace.
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    Menorah Club show
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Jewish Mem rah Club will present a film show at the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Communal Hall. Oxley Rise. today at 8 p.m.
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    Surprise checks
    58 7 A:. average of 13 to 15 ;:prise checks are made tag a six-hour shift m various areas to ensure "that well." By the end of the patrol had also detained a man B Loronc: 30 on an extortion ?e. dispersed a crowd of rvclists behaving susIn Beatty Road
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    Call to form a Malayan club to foster interest in poetry
    205 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Saturday. MRS. MARGARET LEONG, a Malayan poet, has urged the formation of a poets' club us "Malaya is sadly lacking m poets. She said 'such a club would enable those interested to promote poetry as an art.
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    A photo exhibition
    31 7 PULAU BUXOM. Sat.— The Bukom Camera Club is offering gold, silver and bronze medals for the winners of Its annual photographic exhibition at the end of the year.
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    POLY STUDENTS TO HOLD 'ORIENTATION WEEK' FOR FRESHIES
    116 7 POLY STUDENTS TO HOLD 'ORIENTATION WEEK' FOR FRESHIES SINGAPORE City, Sat. The Singapore Polytechnic Students* Union is organising an "Orientation Week" for all the new students of the college from Monday to Friday. In a circular to the freshies who will begin their first academic year from Monday, the Union
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    Teachers 'satisfied'
    22 7 PENANG. Sat. The National Union of Teachers, has accepted the report of the Education Review Committee as "fair and satisfactory."
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    90 SEA CADETS WILL UNDERGO RIGID TRAINING COURSES DURING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
    152 7 90 SEA CADETS WILL UNDERGO RIGID TRAINING COURSES DURING THE SCHOOL HOLIDAYS OIN'GAPORE CITY. Sat —Ninety sea cadets from the various schools here will undergo rigid sea-training courses during the school holidays. Training- will be split into two groups— an annual camp at Pulau Übin and a sea trip to
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    Special allowance
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. All Science graduate teachers m Singapore will get profes■tonal allowances varying from $75 to $225 a month with e fleet from Jan. 1. this year.
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    Dr. Sir Kamil dies
    29 7 PENANG, Sat. Penangs only Malay Knight, Dr. Haji Sir Kamil Mohamed AriiT, died suddenly m his Burma Road home on Thursday. Sir Kamil was 67.
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    'Beginning of end'
    39 7 KUCHING. Sat. Singapore Assemblyman Dr. Lee Slew Choh warned here that if his States experiment m democratic socialism failed, it might be the beginning of the end of democratic parliament m this part of the world.
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    GIRL GUIDES OF 3 COUNTRIES TO ATTEND SINGAPORE CAMP
    98 7 GIRL GUIDES OF 3 COUNTRIES TO ATTEND SINGAPORE CAMP SINGAPORE CITY. Sat— Girl Guides from the Federation, North Borneo and Sarawak will take part m the Singapore Guides golden jubilee celebration from Aug. 29 to Sept. 7 at. the Jurong Scouts Camp. The girls will stay with local families. An
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    Tickets available
    35 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Tickets for the Campoli violin recital on Aug. 31 sponsored by the Singapore Musical Society are still available at Robinson's and C. K. Tang's, a spokesman of the society announced today.
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    YWCA Conference
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mrs. Ba Maung Chain, vicepresident of the World YWCA movement, opened a biennial conference of the YWCA at the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur.
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    Pupil teacher dies
    28 7 RAUB Sat. Student teacher Miss Phang Yit Sim, 19, of Bukit Koman who was admitted to the Raub District Hospital unconscious last Tuesday has died.
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    A lone fight ...now a new life for courageous widow
    354 7  - A lone fight ...now a new life for courageous widow ESME BAPTISTA By SHE FINDS JOY TEACHING IN SCHOOL THAT WAS HER LATE HUSBAND'S IDEA CERANGOON, Sat. Not many women have the courage and determination that Mrs. Harriet Doraisamy has m her lone fight. It is a fight to give
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    A new appointment
    26 7 IPOH, Sat.— The first Malayan chief of the Federation's Game Department, Mr. James Aw, takes over as acting Chief Game Warden from today.
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    Labourer robbed
    27 7 PASIR PANJANG, Sat. A woman labourer, T-an Guek Keow of Pender Road was robbed of $15 by four thugs while walking home on Thursday evening.
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    Centre wants disused market for 'home'
    252 7 PASIR PANJANG, Sat.— 1 About 1.000 people living near Ik m.s. Pasir Panjang. want the Goverment to convert the Clementl Road market into a community centre The market, believed to have been built at a cost of approximately $23,000 by the previous Government, was
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    To Britain for law
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Che Zainon binte Mohamed Daud, niece of Inche Mohamed Sa'ari, manager of the Daud Shipping and Stevedoring Company m Port Swettenham, has left here lor Britain to study law.
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    Jailed for procuring
    32 7 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A hotel clerk. Chong Kirn Han, 28 was jailed for a year by the Third Criminal District Court for procuring two women for the purpose of prostitution.
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    Big rush now for anti-kidnap devices
    266 8  -  ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. MORE TOWKAYS ASK FOR pEQN p|NDS RADIO TELEPHONES, SIRENS. BODYGUARDS, POLICE ESCORTS THE BIG RUSH for anti-kidnap devices is on m Singapore. More towkays are reported to have bought them as preventive measures to beat kidnap gangs. A
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    INDIAN PASSPORT THAT BELONGS TO A MRS. MIRANDA
    166 8 INDIAN PASSPORT THAT BELONGS TO A MRS. MIRANDA SINGAPORE City, Sat. -An Indian passport belonging to a Mrs. Tessie Miranda was found on a fivefoot way m Orchard Road two weeks ago. The director of Marden Company. Mr. S. H. Tan, walked into the office of the Free Press and
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    No probe-Tengku St Andrew's boys stage grand concert
    214 8 No probe -Tengku St Andrew's boys stage grand concert -THE SHOW'S STAR PERFORMER I WAS A SCHOOLDOY VIOLINIST SERANGOON, Sat. A variety concert jointly put up by the cultural and social club and musical society of the St. Andrew's School, was a exeat success. The president of the school's cultural
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    100 LANDLESS FAMILIES TO GET A 6-ACRE PLOT EACH
    96 8 100 LANDLESS FAMILIES TO GET A 6-ACRE PLOT EACH IPOH, Sat. One hundred landless families near Batu Gajah are to be settled on 600 acres of land suitable for rubber planting at Sungei Durian. Each family will be given a six-acre lot. This is the first major land project m
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    Dog owner fined
    44 8 KLANG. Sat. -A rubber iac--1 tory employee. Foo Siew Kiat. 49. of Bukit Kuda Road was fined $40 by the Magistrate's Court here for letting his dog to be at large without a muzzle and without proper control, on June 10.
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    Civilians topped list of donors at Blood Transfusion Centre
    185 8 Civilians topped list of donors at Blood Transfusion Centre SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. THERE were 1,137 blood donations during the month of .Inly as against 1,079 transfuI sions given at hospitals during Hie period. Civilian donors topped the list with 567. while service personnel who donated blood during July numbered 330.
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    SEASIDE STALLS ATTRACT CHINATOWN FOLK
    75 8 SEASIDE STALLS ATTRACT CHINATOWN FOLK SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— The strip of vacant land fronting the sea m Shenton Way is fast becoming a popular eating place for residents of Chinatown and more stalls are springing up there. The stalls first made their appearance early this year and today there are
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    TANJONG KATONG GIRLS LEAD IN QUIZ ON GEOGRAPHY
    164 8 TANJONG KATONG GIRLS LEAD IN QUIZ ON GEOGRAPHY SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. More than 400 students from eight secondary schools m Singapore took part m an interschool quiz on geography at the Raffles Institution. Sponsored by the Geographical Society of Raffles Institution, the quiz was for students of the fifth form
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    your lucky STAR
    409 8 HORN today, you have exceptionally keen perception and you seem to know what others are thinking, even before anything is said or done. This ability to judge character and motivation can become very useful to you m youi profession. You are so versatile that you must guard
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    Reput and the Whistlefish-6
    105 8 Arriving home, Mr. Bear puts his goldfish into the pond and then adds the one from the round bowl rather anxiously, wondering if it will fight with the others. No, it's all right," he murmurs at length. They all seem quite happy and friendly." They all
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    rget Rome and for a medal at Asian Games
    53 9 rget Rome and for a medal at Asian Games L£H comments 1 invmpit team fly off August 81, none man- tht crack--11 fairh younfii>! ialitj i- t" beat tnt Singa- 3fl m1! all agree B 'X. fr ictoa 3ted £ree trip mat Hocta wanted b Q peni orj pattern z.
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    THE NIGHT 'WILD BULL' WENT BERSERK
    650 9  -  DESMOND HACKETT By London, Saturday by M. Harrison-Cray °«*i«r: South Game a.. ♦Q a J 3 H •KQIO 8 3 O la A 7 4 3 .S V 6 OKJ 9 8 3 ♦AJ 6 o X paii variety oi pcx: oontn x S|
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    15 9 WESTBITI Dux entn I I Aug b: taeancii g< Crevaicore U.P.I.
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    Badminton match
    13 9 DFfB SKRANGOON, Ba Rotatnaoxia Spcr- ar.i Benenaeei badm I: 7 p.rr.
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    401 9 ROAD-TESTING THE TAUNUS 12 M SUPER i my friend 1 LVdia ride m tht Taunus 12M Super and she com mented "A jo)lv met car, and a nice sizu. too. especially if von have children and if you are ;l often asked to o\s V your friend* a lift."" I
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    Balestier gallery of champions
    436 10 TITLE TIE BALESTI£K. 6 at. Mohamed bin Faradi iftid Osman bin Mohamad tied for the "A" Division individual championship at the Balestier Junior Trade School's tenth annual athletic sports. m>\>. "A" Division. ioo yds: 1. Tajudin urn Jamaludin. 2. O^man bin Arbi. 3. Hamid bm Judi
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    Nee Soon top sports house
    88 10 NAVAL BASE. Fit N>e Soon Hou.v with 70 points won the Canberra School I >port> championship at the sixth annual combined sports meet held at Canberra Schu^l ground. Winner ul the School II championship was Mandai Hou>e with 74 points. Runners-up of School I were
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    Sng, Wong tops at Dorset meet
    227 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Sng Boon Chye of Green House was champion athlete at the Dorest School Athletic I Meeting. He won the 50 yds. 1 dash and was second m the Long Jump. In the girls' section Wong Lai Har won the Individual Title
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    Table tennis
    37 10 TIONG BAHRU. Sat. Lim Kee Soon. 16 captain of the Tiong Bahru Community Centre table tennis team, will lead a team of seven to play against Kirn Keat Community Centre tomorrow at 7 I p.m.
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    FARRER PARK IS TOP PRACTICE GROUND
    275 10 pARRER PARK, Sat. This ground which has produced many a football star, is still the favourite practice ground of Singapore footballers. Attendance at Farrer Park increases daily. Reason; Then is no restriction for the use of the .'ieid except on days when tlv pitches
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    RACK FORM....guide to winners
    1674 11 RACK FORM.... guide to winners L TWO <C£ IHREE I.OSI HORIZON: 7-7-60 .m m 58 and last 3F 4.< i»> M\KARA 11-8-tiO Hm\ I between them over ,iV aH 4 5 with River Cloud; ■n on M^khnu tmck. \\NGUM: No recent track <rt. TOURNAI: 9-8-KO— Haci ohinsr between them o\er
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    Tonight is Carnival Night at the Royal Island Club
    278 11 Tonight is Carnival Night at the Royal Island Club Council to swell the International Games Fund. The main source of revenue for the S.O.S.C. will be meal tickets for the buffet at $6 per head. There is no other charge. Tickets can be obtained at Winstons and from Mr. Cecil
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    Healthmen too good
    105 11 Healthmen too good Ministry of Health 3 Keris Film 0 FARRER PARK. Sat. Ministry of Health outclassed their rivals to score an easy win m this friendly soccer match yesterday. Star of the match was Marimuthu. Although he scored only one goal, his sense of balance and superb dribbling made
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    STAR PERFORMER FOO FIRST IN ALL HIS EVENTS
    611 11 STAR PERFORMER FOO FIRST IN ALL HIS EVENTS TELOK KURAU, Saturday. pOO Siang Hai 18, was the star performer at the Presbyterian Boys' School annual athletic meet held on the school ground yesterday. He won all five events he took part m. Poo's winning events were m the 100 yards,
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    Lock icon Jack Kramer hits back at his critics
    163 11 MELBOURNE. Sat.— Jack Kramer, angered by a claim his professional tennis troupe was "runnin* for cover flew here lor talks with the LTAA about his players' 1961 itinerary m reply to a statement by Sir Norman Brookes that Kramer was on the defensive
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    The big walk
    54 11 KLUANG, Sat. To celebrate the end of the Emergency, the Kluang Youth Club will hold a walking race from Ayer Itam to Kluang— a distance of 13 miles today. There are 85 entries. Ninety-nine juniors, including 17 girls, will also take part m a five-mile walk from
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    Indians edge RMP
    31 11 FARRER PARK. Sat.—lndian R.C. beat R.M.P. 4-3 m a soccer match yesterday. Len Lai 2, Nathan and Limbu scored for I.R.C. Bridgeman. Lonedale and Arnold netted for R.M.P.
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    Narrow win
    17 11 BALESTIER. Sat. Stable Boys beat Alexandra Football team 3-2 m a Junior Cup soccer replay.
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    Roman Galley has the form to triumph in the main event at Kuala Lumpur today
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    1078 12 RACE 1—2.15: CL. 4, DIV. 4— ABT. 7 F. 1 372 SINGAPORE GLORY syr birg Osman, 9.0 (10) Barratt 2. 121 WANSBROL'GH 6yr bag Noordin. 8.13 (6) Posner 3. 7t50 NOW SHOWING 9yr brag Spencer. 8.12 (9) Maddock 4. 007 PILOT'S BRAVERY 6yr bug Bagby, 8.12 (4) Dragon
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    MacKenzie arrives (plus ulcer) and is locked out
    626 12 MacKenzie arrives (plus ulcer) and is locked out I'pper Ten. who finished second to Cheers, also at the last meeting here, will be hard to beat. Topweight Rodato will be suited by conditions. Give him a place chance at least, Bacqlava could make a good outsider. JOSKER 111. who finished
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    Half point ahead
    38 12 OTTAWA, Sat. The United States, led by amateur champion Jack Nicklaus, rallied to close m on leading Canada at the half-way point of the fifth Americas Cup golf tournament. Canada lead 11 to 101/2— U.P.I
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    Cycling champion
    24 12 KARL MARX STADT. (East Germany >. Sat. Guiilermo Timoner ot Spain won the professional motor paced cycling world championship here last night.— Reuter.
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    30 12 LONDON, Sat. British football gets under way today with the first Scottish League Cup games, which swing into action a week before the 4 English League opens.—Reuter.
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    14 12 FARRER PARK. Sat. Rajaji beat RAF Tengah 5-4 m a soccer tie.
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    33 12 LONDON, Sat. Bobby Wilson, Britain's joint number one lawn tennis player, announced last night he has decided not to accept an offer to join Jack Kramer's professional troupe. Reuter.
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