The Singapore Free Press, 18 August 1960

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    KE ON OUR RIGHT TO SPY'
    346 1 Red spies have been caught all over world' THE PRESIDENTJAYS IT AGAIN: W AY TO GET INFORMATION ON k cmn society' ...AND GATES NAMES MAN I head STRATEGIC TARGETS' WAR AGENCY WASHINGTON, Thursday. -ihower yesterday reiterated America's right to send pbnes over Russia °the
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    A LAST-MINUTE BID TO SAVE POOLE: HE HANGS AT MIDNIGHT
    139 1 A LAST-MINUTE BID TO SAVE POOLE: HE HANGS AT MIDNIGHT VAIROBI. Tnuu. The parent! ol 28-year-old Peter Poole, wno is due to be hanged at mianignt today (Malayan ttmej for muraer of an African nouseboy. said last night that evidence on his men. tal condition was being nt to Lonoon
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    Blast at atom plant
    18 1 ALDERMASION lEi.glandi. n.UiS An explosion occurred at he British atomic weapons research centre here.
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    Aid for Morocco
    17 1 RABAT. Thurs. A Soviet of:;ci:.l said Russia is ready io -live Morocco economic aid.
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    2 TONS OF CONTRABAND SMOKES CONFISCATED
    126 1 2 TONS OF CONTRABAND SMOKES CONFISCATED SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs Singapore Customs, m one of their biggest hauls, yesterday seized 1!> cases of contraband cigarettes weighing more than two tons from thc ship liai Wong m the harbour. A Customs spokesman this morning estimated that the duty on the cigarettes amounted
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    Cholera fighters
    27 1 NEW DELHI, Thurs. Twentytwo anti-cholera teams were workin<j m New Delhi yesterday giving free injections to prevent the disease aom penetrating into the city area.
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    King: Fever continues and his condition causes grave concern
    153 1 King: Fever continues and his condition causes grave concern KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THIi Paramount Ruler is seriously ill (his morning m Kuala Lumpur's Bungsar irospiia4^4^M^udiJiDjr "causing serious anxiety. He is 02. A bulletin issued this morning said: "The condition of His Majesty, who is now ill m Bungsar Hospital, is
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    Wife Babs cries as sky spy Gary tells all
    389 1 Wife Babs cries as sky spy Gary tells all ing, said Liter: "That's my boy right down Ihe line. Even' word was his.*' .MOSCOW. Thursday. Oliver Powers, lather ol Francis Gary Powers, who attended yesterday's hear- He tuld reporters: "Mrs. Powers senior thought he had lost some weight But he
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    Lock icon Out of circulation
    27 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. —An official spokesman said yesterday that two joint Sino-Soviet magazines, "Friendship" and "China." had recently ceased publication m the Soviet Union. Reuter
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    'Protect us' call
    36 1 COVENTRY, Thurs. Coventry Indian Workers' Association plans to ask Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, for an act of Parliament to "make provision for the protection of coloured and colonial workers" m Britain.
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    12 die in mine
    31 1 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. A white mineworker. and li African miners who were trapped 2.300 feet underground m Village Main Goldmine after a rockiall yesterday, have been found dead.
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    Reds aid Congo
    25 1 LONDON, Thurs. Twenty Soviet doctors and nurses have arrived m Leopoldvllle "to do everything m their power" to help the Congolese people.
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    Chou promises aid
    56 1 PEKING, Thurs— The Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou Enlai, yesterday promised to support Indonesia m her struggle with Holland over Dutch New Guinea. Speaking at an Indonesian National Day garden party. Mr. Chou said: "We are glad to hear that President Sukarno has declared Indonesia's determination to recover
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    Hoisting of flag marks start of Freedom Day
    86 1 INDONESIA N Boy Scouts formed a guard of honour for the Indonesian Consul-General, Col. Sugih Arto. when he hoisted the Indonesian national flag at his Patterson Koad residence yesterday morning to mark /he beginning of Independence Day celebrations. Abou/ 400 people, mos/ly
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    Embassy attacked
    33 1 SAN SAI VADOIc, Thurs.— A crowd estimated at more than 1.000 attacked and damaged the United States Embassy here after staging a demonstration supporting the Cuban Prime Minister. Dr. Fidel Castro.
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    McCone meets Mac
    27 1 LONDON. Thins. Mr. John McCone. chai.man of the United States Atomic Energy Commission, called on Mr. Harold Macmillan. British Prime Minister last nigh i.
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    STOP PRESS
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    Industrials slip in dull, unsettled market: Gains in dollar stocks
    221 2 Industrials slip in dull, unsettled market: Gains in dollar stocks LONDON. Thurs. IWSETTLED condi- tions were again apparent on the London stock exchange yesterday and although very little selling developed, prices presented a dull appearance. disappointing United Bdoa trade figure> for ily dispelled buyers' renthuslasai and small brought several »sea
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    WALL STREET
    127 2 Mostly small gains m a steady market NTEW YORK: Wall Street I yesterday closed steady with a majority of mostly lractional sains. Profit -taking m some sections hindered the market yesterday morning but elsewhere buyers came m on expectations that the administrations easy money policy would eventually help
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    AMSTERDAM
    18 2 AMSTERDAM: The market was firm. Shippings and plantation issues were neglected. State loans were generally bet ter.
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    Foreign imports hit U.S. title industry
    69 2 WASHINGTON: A low priced invasion by foreign imports" is destroying the domestic ceramic mosaic tile industry In the United States, the Dresldent of the Associated Ceramic Mosaic Tile Manufacturers has told the U.S. Tariff Commission. Foreign producers, primarily those m Japan, are '•capturing ever
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    DIVIDENDS
    21 2 Standard Tea Holdings LONDON: Standard Tea Holdings declared a first interim dividend of five per cent, payable on Sept. 24.
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    102 2 Monorail for Tokyo COLOGNE: Four private Japanese railway companies are planning to build monorail elevated railways, according to the Alweg Research Company here. (It was reported from Tokyo that the Japanese engineering firm Hitachi Limited had signed a contract with the Alweg Corporation to obtain technical information on Alweg-type
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    Lock icon Bid for U.S. tourists
    90 2 TOKYO: Queensland's Deputy Premier, Mr. Kenneth Morris said he made "very good progress" m his mission to entice American tourists to Japan down to Queensland. Mr. Morris, m his two days here, met several leading travel agents and discussed tourist arrangements that would begin a mass
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    Lock icon TANRO accepts
    80 2 TOKYO: The Japan Coal Miners Union t <TANRO> has accepted a conciliation plan offered by the government m an attempt to settle the year-old dispute about redundancy m the Mitsui Mining Company's collieries at Miike on Kyushu but the local union at Miike said it would dispute the
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    Lock icon Japan's trade fairs
    62 2 TOKYO: The Japan Export Trade Promotion agency <JETRO> has announced that it will hold trade fairs m New Orleans and Los Angeles to commemorate centennial celebrations of the opening of commercial relations between the United States and Japan. JETRO said the fair m New Orleans will he
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    US Steel faces strike
    91 2 PITTSBURGH: U.S. Steel Corporation has begun curtailing output al six of its eight Pittsburgh-area plants m preparation for a threatened strike of railroad workers today. The closedown began a few hours after negotiators for the Union Railroad Company a US. Steel subsidiary and the United Steelworkers
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    188 2 SHIPS lying along«ud» the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1/2, Hannover 4/5, Tak Sang 6A, City of Wellington 6/7, Straat Johore 8/9, Orestes 10/11, Straat Van Diemen 13/14. Neder Elbe 15/16. Fuzan Maru 18, Nissan Maru 19. Samudra Timur N. Wall 1/2, Scudai
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    Hong Kong prices
    56 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,190 $1,193 &ales sellers Union Ins. Canton $91.00 $91.00 sellers sellers Wheelock Marden 7.60 $7 50 sales sales H'Kon? phone $38.50 $38.50 .sales sales D^iry Farm A: Cold Storage $28.50 $28.50 .sellers sales
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    UP 5 DOWN 16 UNCHANGED 151
    943 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS. cci cum capital issue a xalt eiciufliog tverytlifg. "A3 eiciuimg axipeoa I cli ppj cum tonus issue J 001 pjpj eicluliog cafital retira. T ccr cum capital renin. I CO CUM tflVlßtM c call
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    Rise in the price of acts as a fillip
    434 2 Rise in the price of acts as a fillip PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE ut tails UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST**, SINGAPORE, Thursday. A WELCOME rise m the price of tin after Tuesday's drop acted as a fillip on tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, despite the
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    Hound the Market Prices
    143 2 Hound the Market Prices NOTE. All price* are middle prices. uiU I < LONDON A... Premou* RUBBER No 1 H>c.i.f. European ports. Aur Sept 2t H RUBBER No. 1 IMS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Sept Oct. Dec. TONE: Barely steady PEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q t.i.t. European
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    RUBBER
    212 2 Further decline m East sends prices down m main marts LONDON. Thurs.—Following up the further decline at Singapore, value* again eased but the market ruled quietly steady at the lower level during the morning, yesterday. Traders said that limited buying by U.K. manufacturers was noted for lower grades of
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    Lock icon Reserves decline
    27 2 BANGKOK: The Bank of Thailand has reported a slight decline m the nations gold and foreign currency reserves at the end of last month.- Reuter
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    Metals: Tin continued fall with reports! Russians in the marl
    54 2 Metals: Tin continued fall with reports! Russians in the marl IjONIMIX, TIN turned easier rspcvuilh around £4/10 under riieanei day. Three months dirlinnl l»\ > and the contango widened In Out ide cemaat ..er. Mkfl -d Si:.gajxtfß M I chas.ge t»^J I I I 1 I Turning i I 1
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    UP AND UP
    145 2 Goodyear raises price of passenger car tyres by 2 per cent TORONTO: Tn. 0 year Tyre and Rubber I pany of Canada Limited has increased prices ol ali pa senger car tyres by l| per cent. The increases, tne flflfl since a downtrend l>three ytan ago. run
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    Students told: Accept society
    46 3 Students told: Accept society M H ged I B I mother H I who I more h as I I H the Ed the I javf a •"ze-*mners I Mera- ft Teo Siam N! I Nl Thong. I Ec Tan :.banHo Meng. M bin Lin. a-RS
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    wounded
    9 3 I Seven I and estate :.«m. while i.ight
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    GIRLS BRIGADE DISPLAY AT SCHOOL
    68 3 GIRLS BRIGADE DISPLAY AT SCHOOL SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Tne 2nd Singapore Company Girls' Life Brigade will hold its Btn annual inspection and display at Geylang Methodist Girls' School hall en Saturday at 5 p.m. The company will be inspected by Mrs. Henry A. Poppen. tne President of the Singapore Battalion
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    HE NOW KNOWS THAT TOO MANY COOKS SPOIL THE SOUP
    105 3 HE NOW KNOWS THAT TOO MANY COOKS SPOIL THE SOUP 0 (iO-year-old illfl man has found the proverb 'Too many cooks s;>oil Ihe soup" very true Mr. Edward Chia. an In-donesian-born Chinese who does not look more than 56, wanted a change m profession when he started a cooking and
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    Change of premises
    21 3 UPPER SERANGOON, Thurs. The Ponggol Bus Service Co. has moved its depot to new premises In Hillside Drive.
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    Mr. Chong owns a typical Dutch Cottage
    276 3  -  A. RICHARDS HIS ILLUMINATED WINDMILL JSJ^I RSTJDFJTS KIND AND ENVY OF MANY A COUPLE FROM HOLLAND By SERANGOON GARDENS. Thurs. §ERANGOON Garden Estate can boast oi a "Dutch Cottage" with its own windmill perhaps the first of its kind m the whole ol
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    The Lion City attracts sight-seers from kampongs of Malaya
    162 3 The Lion City attracts sight-seers from kampongs of Malaya SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. THE Lion City of Singapore is now ;i big attraction for tourists from the kampongs of the Federation of Malaya. During this month about 40 bus loads of kampong people are expected m Singapore The Tourist Bureau m
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    BRUNEI TAKES UP $2O MIL. SARAWAK LOAN
    68 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. The Government of Brunei has taken up the whole amount of a $20 million loan issued by the Crown Agents on behalf of the Sarawak Government. Tne Sarawak Government announced that the loan is to finance revenue-earning schemes under the
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    Forged $ warning
    41 3 Forged warning IPOH. Thurs. The Police here have warned the public 'to be on the look-out for i forged $1 and $50 notes that are still m circulation. though the gang responsible for putting them into cirI dilation has been smashed.
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    INVALID WEEPS AS HE BIDS FAREWELL TO MALAYA
    192 3 INVALID WEEPS AS HE BIDS FAREWELL TO MALAYA ITU ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An engine driver, "paralysed m both legs," wepi as ne bade farewell to Malaya to spend tne rest of his life m East Pakistan. Knalik Miah, 28, an exemployee of a tin mine near nere. was brought- to
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    HE MEETS HIS SISTERS AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS
    188 3 Two on one-way trip to China bring brief joy to a shopkeeper TANJONG PAGAR, Thursday. IT was a happy day for Mr. Aug Kbe Kok, a 22 year-old shopkeeper oi' Nelson Road, when the British-India Steamship Sangola called here on her way to
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    'POPULAR' DEATH HOUSE TO BE EXTENDED
    89 3 'POPULAR' DEATH HOUSE TO BE EXTENDED KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The death house at Sultan Street. Kuala Lumpur, is becoming more and more popular with Chinese living m the town area. To avoid over-crowding, the building is now being extended and renovated. Known as the Chek Seng Tong, the death house
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    THOUSANDS WILL BE FED ON PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY
    169 3 THOUSANDS WILL BE FED ON PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. A five-mile procession and massfeeding of the aged and children will be highlights of the celebrations of the birthday of Prophet Mohamed m Singapore. More than 25,000 Muslims are expected to take part m the procession on Sept. 3. starting
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    Malayan banks Rave bright future, says expert
    163 3 Malayan banks Rave bright future, says expert I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A visiting banking expert pr c dieted a bright future for banking operations |m the Federation and urged banks to enter into new fields to finance local industries, agriculture, and similar ventures. This was stated m Kuala j Lumpur by
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    'Pay more for typists'
    101 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Government is to be asked to revise the salary schemes and to creatt special grade appointments for civilians serving as typists with the Malayan Armed Forces. This Ls one or the resolutions to be brought up by the Rifle Range Road
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    The 'Sultan of Poly' makes his by
    391 4 ...AND THE FRESHIES PAY HOMAGE WITH SONG AND DANCE AT RAG-TIME POLYTECHNIC freshies were introduced to the College "Sultan" at an initiation ceremony. The "Sultan" was wildly cheered by the freshies (they had to) when he arrived for the ceremony m a wheelbarrow
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    BALLET DISCOVERY
    189 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Meet two new discoveries m the local ballet world. They are Goh Choo San and Wong Suet Lin. both almost 12, who are now emerging rapidly into the limelight. Choo San and Suet Lin are junior members and potential material for the Singapore Ballet, an amateur
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    The Singapore Scene
    113 4 dominate the Singapore ballet scene m the very near future. Choo San. who is a Junior One pupil of the Singapore Chinese High School, is youngest brother of Soonee Goh. a leading Singapore ballerina who needs no introduction. Suet Lin, who is a Primary Five pupil of
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    NO REST FOR LEE
    124 4 WOODS VILLE: Benjamin Lee, 19, an all-round sports man of St. Andrew's School, has gone to his parents home In Kuala Trengganu for the holidays, determined to train himself to win more sporting honours. He plays football, rugger, tennis, hockey, badminton and cricket. He represent- Ed
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    TALENTED DAVID
    61 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Young Ceylonese Gerald David is proving an outstanding singer and actor m Singapore. A student of Raflles Institution, fifteen year old Gerald comes from a musical family. He has shown his musical and dramatic talent m various concerts held both m Ceylon and Singapore. Recently he.
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    PASTOR IS OFF
    89 4 SERANGOON: The Very Rev. T. S. Abraham Korepiscopa. pastor of the St. Thomas Orthodox Syrian Church m Singapore md St. Marys Church m Kuala Lumpur, for the past three years, sails for India by the s.s. State of Madras on Sunday. He was guest of honour at
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    A FOWL DEED
    64 4 PASIR RIS: Practical jokers are playing havoc with farmers m Pasir Ris— they creep into farms late at night and drive away the fowls. Said Mr. Wong Theng Seng, 53, a kampong dweller: "This sort of disturbance is very annoying." "The pranksters are boys between the ages
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    PARTY ON SHIP
    127 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Heads of the shipping community and business leaders were entertained to a cocktail party on board the Knutsen Line's latest cargo-passen-ger liner. the Gudrun Bakke, now on her first visit to Singapore from Australia. There was food and drinks galore and music was provided by
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    THE GIRL BRITAIN LOVES WARM
    94 4 THE GIRL BRITAIN LOVES WARM KAIO\(, h (above i u»lf old dauehu-r ol U*r StammHl enKinm. who it loi her summer m cannot keep an* swimmint, am< Almost even Of her arrival ion weeks ago. Patna been coin; to tfr pore Swimmim Tanjong Rho m friend Sandra HI below Said
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    'RHYTHM AIRS'
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      31 4 Mr. CLOGGHEAD THE WORST DRIVER IN SINGAPORE WHY use a *iay-by." says Mr. < loggbead when there's a nice shady spot under a tree right on a bend in the main road?
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    Our health services praised
    214 5  -  LAN MOK-AI 2 ISRAELI PROFESSORS HERE TO SURVEY MEDICAL FACILITIES: SPECIALISTS DUE Bj SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. JWO Israeli medical professors, making a survey of Singapore's medical facilities, say they have been very impressed by the quality of work here despite the scarcity of qualified medical personnel.
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    India House show
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The documentary films. Bhoodan Yatra. Ganga ki Lahren and Assam, will be screened at India House m Grange Road at 5.30 pm. today. Admission to the show is free.
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    School team goes on tour
    109 5 0 Seventy five students and teachers of the Monk's Hill Secondary School who are on a tour of Malaya. They left Singapore m two buses and stopped at Kuala Lumpur last Monday, where they visited the Residency and had tea with the Prime Minister of
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    WELFARE CENTRE
    40 5 IPOH, TTiurs.— The Secretary ul" the Mental Patients Welfare Association, Mr. S. A. Raj, yesterday disclosed that a rehabilitation centre for patients discharged from the Tanjong Rambutan Mental hospital would cc soon built on a five-acre land here.
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    Polytechnic calls for applicants to fill several vacant posts
    148 5 Polytechnic calls for applicants to fill several vacant posts SINGAPORE (MTV. Thursday. THE Singapore Polytechnic Ikis three vacancies m its Department of Architecture and Building to be filled ;is soon ;is possible. Qualifications demanded arc an approved degree or diploma and or corporate membership of a recognised Institution, and preferably
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    Dr. Gunn leads Red Cross Society
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Dr. Gunn Chit Chan was elected chairman oi the Kuala Lumpur District Red Cross Society at a meeting held recently. Dr. Chong Yew Chong and Dr. R. Aw were elected medical officers: Mrs. D. Javatilaka secretary: and Mrs. R. H. Hirst
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    GIRL FINDS 1810 COIN: SHE SEEKS BUYER
    86 5 GIRL FINDS 1810 COIN: SHE SEEKS BUYER Thurs. k Zahara binte Ahamad Erin, 13, oi' tne Alsageff Arab Sciiool found a 150--year-old com along Winstedt Drive recently. Her father. Ahamad Erin bin Nawi. an employee of Whiteaway Laidlaw. believes that the coin is now worth a great deal more tnan
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    Sail to copy Babas
    48 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Alliance Senator, Incne Abdul Wanab bin larus Cram Negri Sembiian told the Senate here that "'Malacca Chinese who speak and benave like Malays- and who have an undivided loyalty to tne country should be taken as an example for racial unity."
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      342 5 I DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY OF CCLTCRE: Free film show at Pei Chai School. Trafalgar Estate; Pulau Sudorig: Kg. Chia Heng ofl Thomson Road. 7 p.m. POLICE BAND: At Esplanade 7.30 p.m. SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: "Haematological Night" at Pathology Lecture Theatre. 8.15 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY: Exhibition of photography by
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      156 6 SPECTACULAR. Such precision. Such grace. These were t h c comments of the crowd at the packed Jalan Besar Stadium when they saw the Mass Tattoo. Just like its predecessor, the mammoth National Day tattoo, it was an unqualified success. But what made it so the average
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      Be proud of these women
      117 6 WORD ol praise today for the International Federation of Women Lawyers. Thirty-four of its sixty-eight members now m Singapore, are ready to do legal battle and champion the rights of women and children throughout the world. What are their achievements? In Holland they have brought
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    Now world's teachers protest to Capetown on apartheid policy
    295 6  -  CHAN SWAN BEE THEY COULD DO WELL TO LEARN HOW OUR MIXED RACES LIVE IN HARMONY' By PAYA LEBAR. Thurs. THE World Teachers' Union has sent a note of protest to the South African Government against its apartheid policy. This was
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    EVENING CLASSES AT CENTRE WELL ATTENDED
    62 6 EVENING CLASSES AT CENTRE WELL ATTENDED TIONG BAHRU. Thurs.— Residents here are showing keen interest m the new evening classes m dress-making and folkdancing organised by the Tiong Bahru community Centre. The dress-making class will commence on Thursday at the centre. It will function m the evenings from 7.30 p.m.
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    THIS SWIMMING POOL IS A DEATH TRAP TO CHILDREN
    149 6 THIS SWIMMING POOL IS A DEATH TRAP TO CHILDREN pOTONG PAS I R, Thurs. Kampong children m Upper Serangoon Road court death daily m a swimming pool beside a precipice m Braddell Heights. The little swimming pool m which they enjoy themselves at all hours of the day is m
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    90 LEARN FOLK DANCING AT Y.M.C.A. CLUB
    110 6 90 LEARN FOLK DANCING AT Y.M.C.A. CLUB HONG LIM, Thurs.— About 90 people are now taking part m the Singapore Secondary Schools' International Folk Dance Club organised by the Chinese V.M.C.A. m South Pier. The dances are held every Sunday evening from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The club was
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    HOLIDAYING BOYS FIND CHANGI BEACH AN EYESORE: ITS NOW LITTERED WITH DEBRIS
    150 6 HOLIDAYING BOYS FIND CHANGI BEACH AN EYESORE: ITS NOW LITTERED WITH DEBRIS TANAH MERAH. Thurs.— About 60 school boys are now camping m Changi to enjoy their holidays. More campers are expected to join them during the next few days. Many of the campers complain that the beach is untidy
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    CHUA IS NAMED PRESIDENT OF SERANGOON GARDEN CLUB
    151 6 CHUA IS NAMED PRESIDENT OF SERANGOON GARDEN CLUB SERANGOON GARDENS. Thurs.— Mr. Chua Tian Teck. president of the Serangoon Garden Sports Club, was re-elected president for the fifth consecutive term at its annual gen*eral meeting. Mr. Chua said the club's aim m the new year will be to plan extensive
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    Joint tourist body
    32 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur> A joint liaison committee will j be set |p by the Singapore j and the Federation Governi ments to co-ordinate tourist trade promotion for both territories.
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    299 6 Scouts build a stage for shows in school SINGAPORE, CITY, o Thurs. Two open air talentime concerts were held by the Victoria School on a stage built by the school Scouts under the supervision of their teachers, Mr Peter Scow and Mr. Lim Ec Guan, and they proved a great
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      116 6 STRANGE CREED AND STRANGER DISCIPLE 0 As Nehru speaks at an Independence Day rally his j lathi-armed police beat up Sikh demonstrators and arrest 150 of fhem. What do the Sikhs want? just a D unjabi-speaking state? And how were they demonstrating? Peacefully, if the newspaper accounts are to be
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      HOPE TO SEE HER SON FREE
      133 6 0 In Peking an American I mother sees her son who is serving a life sentence ip Communist China after having been charged with being a spy during the Korean war. The mother is Mrs Mary Downey. Her 30--year-old son is John. This is
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      CREAT MAN WITH A COMMON TOUCH
      117 6 Wm Seventy Singapore school children now on tour of the Federation ask to see thc Residency grounds m Kuala Lumpur. Promptly the answer comes. 'Do come along.*' More than that. The present incumbent of the Residency takes the children on tour of the extensive
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      ON WOMEN'S ROLE
      37 6 ON WOMEN 'S ROLE How right Mrs. Wmnitrrd Holmes is. A woman's role today is to play a part m the aftoirs of the world m partnership with men not m competition ond conflict T. E. T.
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      STUPID TO STAND ON GANGWAYS
      46 6 In Singapore a young Chinese girl dies after feMpfMJ o*l a bus. How tragic. And how stupid. When will people learn not to stand m gangways when the city's buses are grinding rh<. *r way through our teeming streets. S. EMMANUEL.
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    10-year prosperity for Malaya
    37 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Mi. H. C. Bugbee. President of the Natural Rubber B:. m Washington has assured prosperity for Malaya for the next 10 year- because of the '"Government's successful rubber planting programme
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    Estate lights on
    37 6 SEMBAWANG. Thin*. Street Ugnts went up In Ben bawanc Hil.s estate for int first time this week since the 1 estate was Dofttfc. Many people came out of their bouse* id mm the linl.'
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    31 7  -  BOB PERIES lon warns Uk f former jnbassy ilwees- l rrrrrrl I I a deadlock li I I I I t I I I
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    SPEED-BOAT KEEPS lAN, 14, HAPPY DURING VACATION
    75 7 SPEED-BOAT KEEPS lAN, 14, HAPPY DURING VACATION PII.AI BUXOM, Thurs lan Barton-Wright. 14. the only son of >lr. H. >V. Barton-Wrisht. the administrator of Pulau Bukom. is here to spend his summer vacation. fo make lans holiday as t-n joy able as possible, his parents had a hydroplane specially built
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    Silent Japanese on fact finding tour leave after two days' stay
    173 7 Silent Japanese on fact finding tour leave after two days' stay PAYA LEBAR, Thursday. MX silent members of Ihe Japanese House of Representatives have left Singapore for akaita. They refused to be photographed or nterviewed at the airport. The Japanese Diet delegation was headed by Mr. Seijuro Arafune. a LiberalDemocrat
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    A SIX-DAY CAMP TO MARK SCQUT JUBILEE
    257 7 A SIX-DAY CAMP TO MARK SCQUT JUBILEE lURONG, Thurs. Scouts m the state will celebrate their Golden Jubilee with a mammoth six day camp m Jurong Park starting today. And to make the occasion a unique one, brother scouts, rovers and scouters from seven states m the Federation, North Borneo,
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    PLANTATION MEN INCREASE STUDY GIFTS FROM 11 TO 22
    109 7 PLANTATION MEN INCREASE STUDY GIFTS FROM 11 TO 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —The National Union of Plantation Workers has now doubled its scholarship awards from 11 to 22 a year, it was stated yesterday by the secretary-gen-eral of the Union, Mr. P.P. Narayanan. Each scholarship is worth $250 a year
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    ONLY BURMESE WITH CLEAN RECORDS AND SOUND FINANCIAL STATUS ARE ALLOWED HERE, SAYS CONSUL
    181 7 ONLY BURMESE WITH CLEAN RECORDS AND SOUND FINANCIAL STATUS ARE ALLOWED HERE, SAYS CONSUL SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Burmese nationals m Singapore. Sarawak. Brunei and North Borneo are required to produce testimonials on their character and financial status when they apply for or renew their passports and certificates of identity. This
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    Medical research unit is still searching for a qualified zoologist
    130 7 Medical research unit is still searching for a qualified zoologist KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Institute for Medical Research m Kuala Lumpur has been without a zoologist for more than two years. A number of attempts have been made to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mr. J. L.
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    5250,000 MIC HEADQUARTERS
    46 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Indian Congress is to build 'a $250.--000 headquarters here soon. This was stated by Mr. S. Murugesu. the general secretary of the Malayan Indian Congress. "A beautiful, site near the Merdeka Stadium has been chosen," said Mr. Murugesu.
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    2-STEM COCONUT TREE BRINGS LUCK TO ITS OWNER
    120 7 2-STEM COCONUT TREE BRINGS LUCK TO ITS OWNER PAYA LEBAR, Thurs. A coconut plant with two stems has brought luck to its owner Mr. R. Gangatharan, a War Department employee. Mr. Gangatharan bought the plant when it was sixmonths old from a Chinese planter. He planted it m his Glasgow
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    Key role to Malayan
    43 7 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs. The Brunei Government has picked a Malayan, Inche Sa'ad bin Marzuki a graduate of the University of Malaya and Cambridge University to play a key role m carrying out new pians to develop this oil-rich State.
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    Arrival of Sangola baby keeps harbour men in a flurry
    158 7  - Arrival of Sangola baby keeps harbour men in a flurry M. S. RANDHAVA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. This is the Sangola baby (m the arms of his proud father) who caused a flurry m the Singapore Harbour Board yesterday morning. He was born m the British liner Sangola, hours after she
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    Deserted baby dies
    32 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. A new-born baby died m the Kandang Kerbau Hospital yesterday a few hours after he was found abandoned m a drain m the Silat Road area.
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    THEY TRADE DURING DIPS IN CITY POOL
    133 7 THEY TRADE DURING DIPS IN CITY POOL SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Lunch-time dips at Farrer Park swimming pool are becoming popular among businessmen here. Situated within 10 minutes drive from the main business centre of the City, the pool Is open to all for 30 cents admission fee. It is kept
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    Bishop Amstutz to preside at Methodist talks in Singapore
    152 7 Bishop Amstutz to preside at Methodist talks in Singapore SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Tht ourth South East Asit Central Conference for Methodists will be held at the Lee Kuo Chuan Auditorium from AugThe first conference met m Singapore m 1948. The 1952 and 1956 conferences were also held m Singapore. The
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    RAILWAY TO USE MALAY BY 1967: WA'AB
    93 7 RAILWAY TO USE MALAY BY 1967: WA'AB KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Staff Manager of Malayan Railway. Inche Wa'ab bin Jamaludin. said that more employees of the Railway Administration m Kuala Lumpur were now showing an interest m learning Malay. "About 30 members of the staff are attending evening classes m
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    India aims to fill trade gap created by boycott on Capetown
    311 8  - India aims to fill trade gap created by boycott on Capetown R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. INDIA, which has already established a firm footing m Malaya's textile market, is now making an all-out bid to fill the vacuum created m the local market by the boycott of South
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    YOUTH GETS 2 YEARS FOR THEFT OF ANKLET
    69 8 YOUTH GETS 2 YEARS FOR THEFT OF ANKLET SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, sentenced a youth to two years' jail for theft of an anklet and possession of a cutting instrument a pair of small scissors. The youth. Low You Kong, of Tiong Bahru
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    GOES BACK TO JAIL AFTER 9 YEARS OF IT
    90 8 GOES BACK TO JAIL AFTER 9 YEARS OF IT SINGAPORE. CITY. Thurs. A man who haa .spent 9* years of his life m jail for theft was sent back to jail agajn for a similar offence. Hassan bin Abdullah, who pleaded guilty to stealing $8 from Alakarapillay m Pitts Street
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    Rupert and the Whistlefish-10
    108 8 The things Rupert brought are Ct to use at once. The round wl that came from the shop is filled with water. Sailor Sam catches thc strange fish m the little net and pops it into thc bowl, and Rupert adds some salt from the paper
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    Educational tours for eighty schoolg
    127 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Schools and youth organisations m Singapore are organising educational tours to places of interest for school children during the present school holidays. Eighty girls of Primary 111 and IV of the Geylang Methodist Girls' School went on a one-day tour of Singapore
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    Sea Cadets set out in two sailing boats on a trip to Malacca
    191 8 Sea Cadets set out in two sailing boats on a trip to Malacca KALLAXG, Thursday. JjjLEVEN members oi the Singapore Sea Cadet Corps are now on the way to Malacca, sailing m two boats yacht and a 27-foot whaler. They left on Sunday. Sail- l ing In the yacht, the
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    Ideal holiday, say on cycle 'expedition
    83 8 Ideal holiday, say on cycle 'expedition .11 IU)\( I THREE boys from Jukmi^ 5 H have left on a cvclin- Federation. They arc m, m i n and William Tan. all agwl In. w|, H there's no better way Uj sjkikl w^ Tney have on their racii.i bicycles, haversacks w
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    310 births in July
    28 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Three hundred and ten babies were oorn last month m Kuala Lumpur, according to statistics issued by tne Municipal Council today.
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    Look here for your lucky
    302 8 BORN today, you have a vigorous, outgoing personality and will undoubtedly do well m any business enterprise you undertake, Although you have a quick grasp of detail, von are hapDiest when <*uidincr eresrt SoW_f -uiain srean p J v You often exhaust your physical and
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    If medals for South East Asia Photo ciety's star salonists
    135 9  - If medals for South East Asia Photo ciety's star salonists SUNNY GIAM writes for photographer* lU_ „.,tlH -r W the cap oi tne South East Asia Photographic 5T tf»« ,hl rw __5 mg success es by its members m ffieJaaJH*" tompetition. several of their star salonists .U<l t.irther medals m
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    500 ROLLS OF FILMS 'SHOT'
    63 9 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —The pictorialists of the Singapore Photographic Society led by Wan Yue Kong, recently held a photo-picnic at Lam Soon villa, Jurone Road. Several models from the Evening Cafe, Great World, posed for the picnickers who shot more than 500 rolls of film
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    11 9 "EARLY TO WORK." by Ng Kong Chin (Kuala Lumpur). Bronze .Medal.
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    A SELECTION OF PRIZE WINNERS IN THE FIRST NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION
    21 9 "HARD WORKERS/ by C. C. Too (Kuala Lumpur), Silver Medal.
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    Romantic violin plays classics
    194 9  -  Jonathan Russell Record Review by DREAMY MELODIES. Tristesse (Chopin), Humoresque (Dvorak), Berceuse (Brahms), Minuet (Boccherini), largo (Handel), Aye Maria (Schubert), Plai&ir d'amour (Martini), Reverie (Schumann), Chanson de printemps (Mednelssohn), La Paloma (Yradier). (Philips 10-inch, P ***** R). TF you are seeking a romantic atmosphere m keeping
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    TOP TEN
    71 9 PHILIPS FONTANA HIT PARADE 1. MUSTAPHA Renato Carosone arrangement. 2. GREENFIELDS The Brothers Four. 3. THEME FROM "A SUMMER PLACE" Percy Faith and his Orchestra. 4. LITTLE DUTCH GIRL George Morgan. 5. HEARTACHES BY THE NUMBEiR Guy Mitchell. 6. I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN Johnny Ray. 7.
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    MUSICAL QUIZ
    55 9 0 Our mystery star was Victor Silvester. Winner is Miss Maria Lee Siew Yong, 73 Jalan Ma* Mor, Singapore 12. Prize of two Philips EP records is on its way. Now see if you can name the "ghost" personality on the left. Address entries to "Free Press Music
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    529 10  - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by The forgotten team... I)O\VN at Amber Road, where the deep blue waters of the Chinese Swimming Club pool glitter and shine under the setting sun, ten young men sit moodily listening to another man tell them how The young men, tall, bronzed and strong,
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    107 10 LONDON. Thurs. Results of yesterday's j Scottish League Cup I football matches: Airdrieonians 0 Kilmarnock 2. Arbroath 0 St Johnstone 0 Ayr United 1 Dundee 2. Cowdenbeath 3 Forfar Athletic 1. Dundee United 1 Brechin City 1, East Stirling i Stranraer 3. Hamilton Academicals 4 Falkirk 1. Montrose
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    79 10 CAPE GRIS NEZ, Thurs. Mrs. Jane Baldasare. 24--year-old New York housewife, abandoned her attempt to swim the English Channel under water after four hours. She had plunged into the channel m full make up with lipstick and eye-shadow. She was wearing her special tighthtting black and
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    169 10 LONDON. Thurs. County championship leaders Yorkshire are struggling to avoid a first innings deceit against Glamorgan at Swansea. Close of play score*; At Swansea Glamorgan 206 (A. Lewis 45, R. Illingworih eight lor 70 >. Yorkshire 140 for seven <W. Stott 52 1. At Leicester. Surrey 310
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    50 10 ROME. Thurs.— Japan freestyle swimmer Tsuyoshl Yamanaka slipped and fell heavily on the paving around Olympic pool. He was taken to a nearby hospital. Doctors diagnosed a bruising of his backbone but said the injury was not serious. He hopes to resume training today.— Reuter
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    THE BIG MONEY IN RACING
    1153 10  -  CLIVE GRAHAM By Take men who made 8672,000 on photo finish- without including! ANY stable lad can see that a particular horse is being treated with special preparations, m the way of food and exercise. And il will be common gossip m Ihe yard thai
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    Carolyn, 21, beats 33 for Olympic trip
    77 10 U.S. sports authorities believe that Carolyn Osborn, 21, of West Palm Beach, Florida, will be one of the foremost U.S. women performers m gymnastics at the Olympic Games. Miss Osborn recently was one of the leading contestants among 33 American girls who vaulted,
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    65 10 DOVER. Thurs. A Burly I Argentinian salesman, Alfredo j Camarero. 29, today became the second swimmer to conquer the English channel this summer. He swam the 22-mile stretch of water from the coast of France to south-east England m 12 hr. 22 mm. The
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    Polo Club gymkhana on Sunday
    66 10 THOMSON. Thurs. The Singapore Polo Club will hold their second gymkhana meeting on Sunday Aug. 21 at Thomson Road. There are several interesting events, including: a P.T. display by the Singapore Military Force. The gymkhana will start with a judging or the best turnout of
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    160 10 rKYO. Thurs. A massive six-foot-six. 265--pound Brazilian youth of Japanese extraction has come to the land of his ancestors to try his hand at Japanese sumo wrestling. one of the world's oddest and roughest sports. And from what 21-year-old Haruyoshi Wataru has experienced during his
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    163 10 Swift wins on points -and gets the boos LONDON. Thurs. Welterweight champion Wally Swift was booed from the ring after getting a points verdict over Assani Fakyh < Lebanon) over 10 rounds at Liverpool Stadium. Swift, hero of many a brilliant battle, had nothing to be proud about here. Occasionally
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    By day for Cumming: He returns two firsts In two swimming events
    88 11 By day for Cumming: He returns two firsts In two swimming events (TANJONG, RHl\ Thursday. ItiMiing -1. wlw broke records m the 200 metres butterfly tt inn metres freestyle at Kuala Lumpur during the Merks festival a week ago. accomplished two feats yesterday. U 100 yards freestyle al Ihe RAF
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    246 11 *o\al Military Police 2; R.A.PX 1 I DRAW would have been a fitting result when the two top Army Units clashed tor he annual Parker Cup yesterday. The teams vere about evenly matched. Police won the game during extra time. The
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    133 11 George can g0... f0r $340,000 LONDON Thurs.— Newcastle If United will sell George Eastham. England Under-23 j h side forward, probably befort the Soccer season starts on Saturday. Eastham. the player who refused to re-sign tin ess,. granted a transfer and left his North-East home andtook his wife to live
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    68 11 NLL SOON, touts. XI will meet Cey on Sports Club m a SCA on Sunday wM the Oairlson ground. The Army team is:K. M. Evans (Capt). C. vv Anderson, D. Keech m. Harrison. C. R. Go^ al s Da n Bucket. B. Hadley. RJ» A. Atkinson. D.
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    27 11 rliP»~ To.m whii won the teachers' rare U Boon 0 SM..F.S of 1-rT tn^r/can, Ohannpa.a and T ay Knslish S.H»ol annual sp
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    602 11 He's the King of world athletes SAN DIEGO, Thursday. DAFER JOHNSON, who scored 8,683 points m the decathlon last month at Eugene, Oregon, will be the United States outstandingcandidate m that event against Russia's Vasily Kuznetsov and Nationalist China's C. K. Yang mi n the Olympics. After the
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    'U.S. stands better chance to bag Olympic medals'
    423 11  - 'U.S. stands better chance to bag Olympic medals' General John Exclusive stories every day i By V. Grombach New York, Thurs. THE United States will send to Rome the strongest men's truck and field team the Olympic Games has ever seen. And I confidently expect our boys to take at
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    Akbar champ at Paya Lebar school sports
    440 11 SERANGOON. Thurs.— Akbar bin Hussein. winning four events, became the InI dividual Champion ol the I Paya Lebar Schools 1 and i. The "B" Div. champion was Ahmad bin Mohd. The champion girl of A division was Chua Kirn Kee with the "B"
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    DEDICATED TO THE ARSENAL ROBOTS
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    Arsenal plan $425 pay per week for players in bid to boost soccer
    375 11  - Arsenal plan $425 pay per week for players in bid to boost soccer BOB PENNINGTON By London, Thursday QTARS like Dennis Viollet. of Manchester United, Peter Broad. 5 bent of Wolves, and Johnny llaynes. of Fulham, can pick up (M 5425) a week this season if Arsenal have their way.
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    Jurong victory
    29 11 In a SGSFA Junioi knock-out tie ai the Kallang P.W.D. ground yesterday, Jurong Club beat Marines Sports Club 'A*' bj three clear goaLs. Mi-. Edward Pohan releieed.
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      28 11 TODAY'S SPORT SOCCER: (Friendly): Pakistan v Vietnam Jalan Besar stadium ..30 ££J_ SAFA Junior Cup: Cosmos Sport.s Club v Darul Afiah Sports Club. Jalan Besar .stadium (6.00 pm>-
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    Malaya's Olympic entry may not be accepted lOC will confer today as team flies to Rome
    291 12  - Malaya's Olympic entry may not be accepted lOC will confer today as team flies to Rome KEN JALLEH SPORTING PERSONALITY by SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. THREE Malayan track and field athletes are on board a plane bound 1 lor Rome and the Olympic Games. But they may not be allowed to
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    That's fearless Hag...if he keeps on improving
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    TRIAL SHOWS THAT | YES MASTER IS HOLDING FORM1
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    Robust battle by floodlight ends with a goal to each
    351 12  -  CHUA BAN HOCK By JALAN BESAR, Thursday. Indonesia. 1; Vietnam 1. ALTHOUGH beaten .Vl! by Indonesia m the Merdeka Tournament, it was Vietnam who toiled the Indonesians from entering the final when Korea went through with a better goal average.
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    MAXWELLS GOALIE IS ORDERED OFF
    93 12 MAXWELLS GOALIE IS ORDERED OFF R.A.F. Tengah trounced Maxwell Sports Club "A" 6—l m the SAFA second round junior knock-out com- j petition at Jalan Besar Staciium yr>UTday. Referee G. Suppiah had to give marching orders to goalkeeper Taib Mohamed for punching Bailey three minutes before full time. He had
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    Lock icon Coach complains: Pool is rough
    49 12 ROME, Thurs.— American Olympic swimmers took their first practice dip m the Olympic pool— and complained because it has no gutters. Coacn Gus Scager said that gutters would allow some of the water to slop over and prevent the surface becoming too rough-- UPI
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    Dual role can ruin pro. chief
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    Rugby training
    21 12 WOODS VILLE. Thurs —St Andrews Old Boys Association will hold rusbv training every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- E urday.
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    321 12 From Page One later while he gave evidence. At one time Powers complained of getting a headache and at his request a spotlight shining m his eyes was turned off. Powers faces the death sentence or a prison term of up to !5 years on
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