The Singapore Free Press, 27 August 1960

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    21 1 THE PAPER THAT IS UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERA6E The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    THREE EVILS by the CHURCH
    305 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON Methodists want strong action on menace By SINGAPORE CITY. Saturday Don't smoke jceply con- es>ourh. Don't drink 0 THE use of intoxicating liquor is becoming an "increasing menace to society." Don't gamble 0 "IT has a demoralising influence over society and is
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    Lock icon RUSSIA GROUNDS ILYUSHIN-18: PROBE ORDERED
    70 1 RUSSIA GROUNDS ILYUSHIN-18: PROBE ORDERED MOSCOW. Sat. Russia's Ilyustiin 13 airlmers have been reportedly grounded for a complete investigation, it was learned yesterday. Tin 1 order was issued shortly after one of the planes crashed on a flight from Cairo. A commission of inquiry is investigating the accident. Thr Dyushin-18
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    INDONESIAN CALL TO BAN TRADE WITH JAPAN
    8 1 INDONESIAN CALL TO BAN TRADE WITH JAPAN es'
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    Sweden study team
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    Clash of unions, so one loses permit
    58 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat The •rar of Trade Unions has the certificate of recisn of the Association of Arm} officer.-s in Singapore- A Government gazette notice said the Reg^trar considered this necessary m the intere^to of the workers m the DeSeruce> .Army*, having ■i
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    'Olympic bonus'
    26 1 ROME Bat —Shop assistants m will co OB strike because a demand for an 'Olympic bonus On mrtl during the Games been turned down.
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    Petrol price down
    32 1 LONDON. Sit- A leading Bri--tish petrol company yesterday an- nounced I reduction of a half- j penny a cailon m the whole>ale price* of the dearer grades of petrol
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    The Communist tag
    21 1 TOKYO, pit Jepan'n powerful Emplove.s A^ociation has branded 280 professors and teachers m si> universities tiere as pro-Communist
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    Eichmann escape is denied by Israel
    48 1 TEI AVIV. b.r.— Police h?adquuiurs -ere yesierday categories ilv denied Vienna newspaper report that Adolf Eichmann had eacaped. Behmann la bems held m an Israeli iail awaiting trial on charges of orderini the massacre of six million Jews during World War II
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    Red Sputnik ship
    21 1 MOSCOW, Sat. Russia is plannii.j: to ouilci a GO m.p.n. 300--seat lnarofoil ship to be known a.s Sputnik.
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    Embassy in Congo
    15 1 NEW DELHI. Sat— lnch* «J siiortly ope;, an emba^v m the Congo.
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    The cost of war
    17 1 LONDON. Si* War P^ons are at present costuig Britain M 5850.000.000 a year.
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    Lock icon $16 mil. grab by Castro
    46 1 $1 6 mil. grab by Castro m HAVANA Sat— Premier Fidel Castro's militia yester- the American-owned Swift and Company meat daV Jn l e rmw»iosc investment m Cuba is worth LSSS ,225fii million). Last week the authorities seized !ion Owens^lllnois Gta Company subsidiary m Havana. U.P.I.
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    Malayan students in car crash: 1 killed but five 'out of danger'
    163 1 Malayan students in car crash: 1 killed but five 'out of danger' VIENNA, Saturday. ANE Malayan student was killed and live others were injured, one seriously, when their car was involved m a collision with a tank-lorry m thick fog yesterday morning on the ailtobahn near Melk. l The students
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    Peter Poole fund
    29 1 NAIROBI. Sa:.— An appeal for financial aid for the dependants >f Peter Poole. 28-year-old Briton ranged last week for murdering m African. \\;..s launched here ■esfeexday.
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    Unwelcome import
    27 1 LONDON, Sat.— Visitors and migrants to Britain from tropical countries are bringing with them an unwelcome "import"— tropical diseases, says the Lancet, a medical Journal.
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    Mixed marriages come under fire: 'Problem for baby... doctor
    241 1  - Mixed marriages come under fire: 'Problem for baby. doctor ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. A LEADING Singap A Tan, last night rjre doctor, Essd attacked racial intermarriages here. Dr. Tan. who was giving a talk tc members of the St. John Ambulance Association, said that such marriages would inevitably
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    A call to open homes to U.S. students
    198 1  - A call to open homes to U.S. students BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Eleven Singapore teenagers, who have just returned from America, are meeting today to urge Singapore families to cast aside "racial prejudices" and open their homes to American students. They are students who lived with American families
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    'MADE IN JAPAN' MALAYAN STAMPS WILL BE ON SALE SOON
    109 1 'MADE IN JAPAN' MALAYAN STAMPS WILL BE ON SALE SOON I ONDON, Sat.-— lssues of 1 two new Malayan postage stamps, to be sold next month, have been printed m Japan, it was announced here. The stamps, of six and 30 cents, will commemorate the Natural Rubber Research Conference. 1960,
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    Forced confessions
    35 1 TOKYO. Sat. Forty-eight. Japanese Qshing boat> seized by Red China have been released after the crew members had been for- ced to sign confessions that tney i 'invaded" the Red Chinese territorUl waters.
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    STOP PRESS
    58 1 $5; men Em \4 m 11l i STOC tin »h Mm k I itin m- t i. j. m itional I i llk i K»- ttll .»u* r li I m lii' \i > i X ii-'. m \.'< lit KING STII HI \l 1 It l >
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    Lock icon Rome: Dane cyclists withdraw
    69 1 ROME. Silt.— The Danish road ling te;.m i,;<s withdrawn tro:n the Olympic Games- ThLs decision ben following the death of Knut Enamaik-Jensen the Scandinavten road not champion, who fell !rom Mi bikp m the third lap a| the i'iu kilometres race here .vetterday Atrord:nK to D.uush
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    Six Join IAAF
    47 1 ROME. Sat Six now ft dt rations were provisionally affiliated to th<- International Amateur Athletic Federation here today. Th« v were the Cameroon.s. Paraguay. Somalia. United Arab Republic. Sudan and \Y< t Indies. Tin- official federation congress will ratif%- the affiliation.', on Scut. 9.
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    Taiwan down 4-1
    22 1 NAPLES Sat. Italy Mfrurday that an underdog T.«.--wan eleven 4-1. m an elimii.ation round of the Olympic KOOOer tournament.
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    Blaze at a dump
    31 1 SINGAPORE CITY s..t--A |M t)M)r-.»- dir m rubbi>h dump »t Nit.-Mm Road heir thu monung I H*M put out bf MB Mgtai llvm U central Fne SUM
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    London stock markets end an eventful week on a quiet and rather dull note
    276 2 London stock markets end an eventful week on a quiet and rather dull note LONDON. Saturday. i__ T»HE London stock 1 markets ended an erentfui week on a quirt and rather dull note yesterday although the major part of the gains established earlier m the week were retained. Th^ mai::
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    WALL STREET
    140 2 Market reaches a new low for day, closes barely steady > T EW YORK Wai! Street I closed barely steady with the li.->t showing a majority of mostly fractional losses. Weekend evenlng-up openitlons prior to the close pushed th<- market to a new low fur the day. The
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    AMSTERDAM
    50 2 Unilever. Hoogovens show decline m a weak market A MSTERDAM: The market r\ was weak. Philips first half figures were sllghtl? below expectations a::d th< >har< eased. Arbitrage offerings m a thin market brought a decline m Ur.il' v< r and Hoogovens. Aku and Royal Dutch also lost ground.
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    TIN DOWN
    130 2 A £6 dive m London as the export restrictions are lifted LONDON: A lower level of values was established at the outset of yesterday morning's tin dealings following the removal of export quota restrictions for the la.^t quarter of this year. Thereafter. however, values held steady silthoush trading
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    252 2 Margarine withdrawn the HAGUE: The manufacturers of a new brand ol Dutch margarine said thai they were withdrawing their product from shop? after reports that an additive m it might be causing skin irritations and high temperatures. Professor P. Muntendam. Dutch Director-General for Public Health, said that Investigations into
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    Union Miniere back to normal
    50 2 BRUSSELS: Union Miniere's copper production is 'back to normal." according to a company source. He said that while the I figures were not at hand, this month's output will "at least equal that for May la.st and will exceed production In August of last year."
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    Bonn's imports
    33 2 COLOGNE: West Germany imported MS2.OGI million worth of goods from the United States m the first half ol thi> year a 54 per cent Increase over the same period last year
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    Hong Kong prices
    60 2 HONG KONG. Friday Closing prICM here today werePrevious Today H. A« S. Banking Corporation $1,160 $1,170 T sales sales Union Ins. Canton $90.00 $90 00 sales sales Wheelock Warden 7.43 $7 55 »tei sales H Konw phone »7.75 $38.00 ■•lei .sales Dany Farm ACold Slorase $l't no
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    UP 23 DOWN 9 UNCHANGED 142
    875 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Friday. Previous looay Alex. Bricks Gtds (N) .90 .93 Atlas Ice 11.00 c.yen 8.8. Petro! 42 42 B.M. Trustees 525 5 25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 2^ 3 20 3 Ords. 50 50 federal Oispensary 1
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    Buyers of the industrial shares confident
    452 2 Buyers of the industrial shares confident PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS <JTJ UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^ SINGAPORE, Saturday. gUYERS of industrial securities appeared to £am confidence m Singapore yesterday. There were several price improvements. Tin shares were irregular, hut there were some useful gains reflecting confidence m
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    RUBBER
    261 2 Dull and sagging market follows slight morning hardening LONDON, Sat. Rubber quotations were marked down by a hall -penny per pound at the outset m sympathy with the lower levels, at Singapore yesterday. But slight hardening occurred during the morning as sellers were not keen to offer at the
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      545 2 =3=SHIPPING.?=^ &y THE LAA. LINES H V*• ftOEN Rt D SE MEDITERRANEAN. < -V"--1 CONTINENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS *tr< S pore P. Sham Penang yC? >-^J m< A»uttiu a 30 Auf 4 Sco? 5 S Sept C 7 Sept t/Q •J» m Kma' 10 10 Sept >C a. mj. Meama
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      322 2 M H Hound ihv it I Market §> ri 1 NOTE. All prlßtt MMi ..n*,^ I arc middle prices. COF '> I U.K. Closing Prices I LONDON A,, t DOW Of I P.evio.. f n ~A»mB RUBBER No. 1 R»» e.i.f. European Sept f> RUBBER Ni>. 1 RSS Soot RUBBER
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      187 2 BMPS/N .i CHIPS Ivinß alongside the Sinjjapore Harbour Board wharves this mornins: are: Zamenhof 12 Pies. Tali 4 5, Eskbank 6A, Gorton 6 7. Bombay Maru 8 9. Karimun 10,11. Ampenan 13 14, Bradeverett 15 16. Slamat 18. Nikko Maru 19. Sumpitan N.Wall 1 Auby 21 22. Musi 24. Karo&sa
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    Doctor who let son, 12, drive family car says 'sorry' in court
    299 3 Doctor who let son, 12, drive family car says 'sorry' in court LONDON, Saturday. iu(l SIQ tor letting his 12-year-old son drive the ir. He told the magistrates he wanted to train ire and mastery of the car at an early age llotigham s;iid Unit he slopped Ihe car, belongrl
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    THE WORLD DID NOT END: SO OUT THEY COME
    11 3 THE WORLD DID NOT END: SO OUT THEY COME tosms nroblem
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    HE ASKED FOR A DRINK FROM BARTENDER FOR HORSE
    73 3 HE ASKED FOR A DRINK FROM BARTENDER FOR HORSE NpSW YORK. Fri A horse I you can lead to the but that does not nder will uive him a drink Tucker discovered i thi> yesterday. An animal- :.itor. he tried to I lour-year-old pony d Duke into a Bronx on.
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    Thanks by phone
    33 3 JODRELL BANK. lEnguind 1 Sat Professor A. c. B. Lo\ell. has received a telephone i hanks from Telephone LaboraNt a Jersey, United picking radio sig- bounced off the AmeriI atellite.
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    U.S. finds new device to keep aloft H-bomhers for days
    33 3 U.S. finds new device to keep aloft H-bomhers for days NEW YORK. Saturday. lluil NKiy enable H-bombcrs ftir days withoul refuelling I by a Swiss sciential workVn n aircrafl manufacturer. Au M million
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    MUSICAL ON KING ARTHUR AND HIS ROUND TABLE
    71 3 MUSICAL ON KING ARTHUR AND HIS ROUND TABLE N'LYV YORK. Sat. Lt-rner I and Loewe, who wrote Mv Fair Lady." say they xpect their forthcoming "Camelot" to br their la>t for some year-. Camelot is on anotht r British theme: King Arthur and bis Round Table. Ala:. J. Lerner, who
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    The super-careful officials
    55 3 NEW YORK. Sut. Officials of the New Jersey Reformatory :or Women want to be known as careful and considerate types. They have Just submitted their three million dollar plan for expansion. On the cover are the following notes: "original draft, 1954: rewritten. 1956: re-studied. 1957; Rr- vamped.
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    Physics meeting
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    'Our real friends'
    23 3 MOSCOW Sat Ghana ol Laboui auo Coopcra r. O Amoaku Ana here ihat -itae SorH lc are t.ur real friends.
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    Space Age hurts
    40 3 NEW YORK. Sat. San smoot is a slightly ruefu casualty ol the space age. H< broke a rib when he fell lion the roof of his home trying gel a good view Of the Ech( One satellite,
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    Cloak and dagger hunt for letter
    49 3 WASHINGTON. Sut.— American British and other Western intel- ligence agents are searching for the text of I letter m which the Soviet CommumM Party Ls .»nid U have explained to world Commu- nust parties its side of an ideological auaiiel with Communist China
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    Over-population the cause of it all
    55 3 LONDON. Sat. Hong Kon&J I vastlf swollen popuhuion— >omi :iOO()'.OOO with refugees— is the con ot every, administrative problem according to the official 1959 report for the Colony, publiMiec this week. The majority of the people, v says "cram themselves"* into th< V>" Square
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    Alligator safari in New York sewers
    305 3 NEW YORK. Saturday. A SAFARI m the sewers of New York is to take place shortly. Its aim: to dispose of the alligators that roam underground and terrorise sanitation workers. Baby alligators are popular cruldren's pels here But. tne Sanitation Department reports, wnen they
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    NEW TB BACTERIA IS FOUND IN NEW DELHI
    161 3 NEW TB BACTERIA IS FOUND IN NEW DELHI NEW DELHI. Sat. The Medical Research Council Is extremely concerned at the discovery of some new bacteria -m India. They have come to light during the last six months. They appear lo be related to the bacilli which cause tuberculosis, yet resist
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    New 'talking brain' may save lives
    62 3 LONDON. Sat. A talking brain', which might help to save lives by warning surgical operating tennis of changes m a patient's clinical condition, has been invented b> London doctor. He is Dr G. FVimpißlione. head of the neuro-physiolotiy departments of the Institute of Chile
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    2 DOCTORS CURE HOUSEWIFE'S FEAR OF CATS
    237 3 2 DOCTORS CURE HOUSEWIFE'S FEAR OF CATS LONDON. Fri.— A 37-year-olti London housewife who was scared of cats has been cured after three months' treatment on the National Heaith Service. She was admitted as a day patient to the Bethlem Royal Hospital. She told psychologist Dr. D. C. Kendrick and
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    Plans to display works of great masters on American roadside
    151 3 Plans to display works of great masters on American roadside NEW YORK, Saturday. AIM is to be introduced on America's busy highways. The U.S. Bill-Posting Association has announced plans to display Famed arl masterpieces ;it roadsides. Aim of the "highway art is to olTset criticisms that hoardings are cluttering up
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    DESIGNER OF AMERICAN HOMES DIES
    63 3 DESIGNER OF AMERICAN HOMES DIES YORK. Sat. ThouI sands ol American home.-. are designed, decorated, and i furnished the way they are 'because of Cedric Gibbons. For 32 years he was head of MPt ro Goldw vn Mayer's art department. In more than 2.000 films he get new styles tor
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    Norma offers her trees for rent
    43 3 LONDON, Sat.— Mrs. Norma Meres, an orchard owner of Nottingham, England, offering apple trees for rent. For two dollars and 80 cents a year you your name on a tree and all the apples you can pick.
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    It's Paris for her after 'hardship' job in Pnom Penh
    890 4 It's Paris for her after 'hardship' job in Pnom Penh THE SINGAPORE SCENE SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. IF one grts ;i posting Bast, and the place chosen is [ndo-China, it is a good sign. It means thai the assignments Unit follow will be si/i*;il>lc ones. This is the opinion of Miss
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    HIGHWAY CODE
    23 4 DON'T overtake unless you can see that the road ahead is clear and DON T accelerate when you are neinu overtaken.
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      307 4 CLUES ACROSS 3 Creature likes getting upset is 1 It accounts for many a cut at less <3) -the table (7). 4 The harvest to surrender (5). 5 French retort, not North, 5 See down <9>. wield.s the .stick <s>. ti P^v about nothing but a loop 8 Bob and
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    Race waste is 'a most beautiful land'
    68 5  -  ALAN KHOO POLLARD TAKES Lg ROUTE AND 3 OF THE WONDER r7 rQ ANTARCTICA sjdklmsd SINGAPORE CITY, bat Pollard, Director oi the Indus- pnunt Department m Christiland. who is now m Singahc mmA heautitul land m the liHiijilr m Ihr world lockiV vctl
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    FISHERMEN TO HOLD BOAT RACE
    102 5 PAHHt- saiT— About 30 fishermen of Southern Islands will take part In a "Jongs" (small sampan) race tomorrow m the .sea off Pasir Panjang park The race is unique m that the boats will not be named. There will be four divisions, divided according to
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    Bid to discipline unruly inmates
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Inmates m vagrant wards snoold be given less food for one week :i they broke the ■a.:. a rules. Tni-s was tccommended by: the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council tor the proposed vagrancy enactment to be I approved by the Selangor Gk>vernmen; snortly.
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    52 per cent failed
    30 5 SINGAPORE: CITY. Sat. Fifty-two per cent of the 2.846 driving tests conducted here last month were failures, said a report of tiie Singapore I Traffic Police
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    They are mystified by a decoration in naval officers' lounge
    150 5 They are mystified by a decoration in naval officers' lounge NAVAL BASK. Saturday. ALONG the wall of the lounge m the Chief Petty Officers Mess of H.M.S. Terror, there hangs a magnificent and ornate masterpiece vi' craftsmanship. It is an intricately worked backboard of a boat with a design of
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    VILLAGERS ARE PROUD OF INCINERATORS
    94 5 VILLAGERS ARE PROUD OF INCINERATORS POTONG PASIR. Sat. Villager.- m this kampong are proud to have simple incinerators Installed by the City Council for their refuse. Made up of 12 corrugated iron sheetings, refuse are dumped into it and set ablaze daily by scavengers. No Hies Litters that were normally
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    3-day conference
    18 5 KOTA BHARU. Sat. -Party Negara will hold a three-day annual conference here beginning on Aug. 29.
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    CITY'S YOUNGEST 'HOUSEWIFE' (AGED 3) DOES OWN MARKETING
    157 5 CITY'S YOUNGEST 'HOUSEWIFE' (AGED 3) DOES OWN MARKETING SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— Little Ah Ec is 'only three but she certainly knows where .she wants to go. At eight every morning she sets on* to the nearby McCallum Street to do her own marketing for the day. A strange thing lor
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      281 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SINGATOKI \in Leciure ot Chinese by Mr. Leo Siow Mong Secretary to the Minis- I -|N(. mmiki. Bl DMDSI ISSOCIATION: BuddhL»t Dhama the Sri Lankaramaya Temple. S: Michaels R oa d MM. trOftl 11 IM) (LIB: B<--8 p.m. to ii :ree practice 9 p.m. to 10
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    170 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Only way to beat crime 2O Singapore's most wanted murderer and kidnapper is dead —killed m a clash with the Police. What a triumph for our officers of the law who for months have plotted and planned to corner the gangsters grown confident with every kidnap they
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    A Malayan gesture
    103 6 'TRUE to its promise to uphold the Charter of the United Nations and to contribute its full share towards world peace and prosperity, Malaya is sending a special unit of her troops to serve m the Congo under the flag of the United Nations. World peace This
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    Talking point
    18 6  -  BENJAMIN FRANKLIN There arc three faithful friends. an old wife, an old don, and ready money.
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    Dainty-feet drivers learn faster
    98 6  -  HAROLD SOH 1 INSTRUCTOR SAYc THE -NOT SO CLUMsy WOMEN ARE SO I EASIER TO TEACH By S'NGAP OR[ D% WOMEN take to car driving mv h men because of their dainh clumsy" feet. So viid Mr. H. 1.. Lun| H should know, lor through his
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    Production man back after a study tour of US techniques
    185 6 Production man back after a study tour of US techniques SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Research In technical, industrial and human relations is a vital need for Singapore to guide industry along the right lines, said Mr. Peter Leong, Production Engineer of National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd.. who returned recently after a three-month
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    VARSITY PAPER ATTACKS 'STUDENTS AND THE CINEMA'
    159 6 VARSITY PAPER ATTACKS 'STUDENTS AND THE CINEMA' SINGAPORE. Sat. A favourite pastime ol University of Malaya students here has been severely censured by the latest issue of a student cultural magazine. The 'New Cauldrons' editor. Mr. Tan Hock Seng, observed that cinema-goi: seemed to occupy almost all the leisure hours
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    Ceremonial dances
    31 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Four I ban pastors and iay leaders have entertained their central conference ol the Methodist Church m Southeast Asia to a performance of the ceremonial dances.
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    Anniversary party
    22 6 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Dance Hostesses" j Association will celebrate its I 22nd anniversary at its promises tomorrow at noon.
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    51.5 mill. U.S. consulate building will be ready in early 1961
    151 6 51.5 mill. U.S. consulate building will be ready in early 1961 SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Work on the $1,500,000 four-storey American Consulate building m Hill Street is going on at full speed. Mr. Walter Althausen. who has been sent by the State Department to supervise the day-to-day work, said today that
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    The FACE in the CROWD
    30 6 If the girl (arrowed) will call at Times House, River Valley Road, she will get a prize of SI 5 and a photograph of herself.
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    ENVOY PRESENTS CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION
    109 6 ENVOY PRESENTS CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATION SINGAPORE CITY. Sat The Indonesian ConsulGeneral Arto, presented ••Certificates of Appreciation" to leaders of six Indoi nesian organisations which took part m the eight-day independence day celebra- tions. The celebrations which started on Aug. 16 was the most elaborate ever organised by the Indonesian community
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    Give us street lights to combat this crime wave, say residents
    192 6 Give us street lights to combat this crime wave, say residents BALESTIER, Saturday. JJESIDEXTS around Tessensohn Road are a|)|)culiiii4 for slreel lights. They say thai many cases of (licit and other crimes arise ns ;i lesull of the darkness thai pervades the area. The Balestier Held is fast behind this
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    EX-TEACHER LEAVES FOR STUDIES IN AMERICA
    77 6 EX-TEACHER LEAVES FOR STUDIES IN AMERICA PAYA LEBAR. Sat.— Miss Patricia One Kok Wah a former teacher of Westhill School m Naval Base left Singapore by air to do a three-year course on audio-visual aids m Alabama. Miss Ons. a Teachers Training College graduate, has been awarded a scholarship by
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    Lighted Gardens
    21 6 TAIPING. Sat. The Lake Gardens here will be illuminated on Aug 31 as part of the Independence Day celebrations.
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    The reckless age?
    38 6 SINGAPORE CITY Sat Drivers between the ages of 26 and 30 were involved m most of the 2.308 accidents last month. The accidents, a slight decrease over the June 1 figures, included 16 fatal cases.
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    11 lecturers needed
    32 6 1 1 lecturers needed SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The Ministry ol Education has invited applications from serving officers m Government and aided schools lor •appointment as 11 lecturers lat the Teachers" Training College.
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      'DOSE' STIMULATES THOUGHT
      163 6  -  JIMMY TAN 0 I and my sporting friends wish to congratulate you on the introduction ct an interesting new column m your sports section. I refer to the Daily Dose by Jeffery James. Hr 3 "dose" is most thoughtstimulating to sportsmen. I agree with his comments on
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      A TIP-OFF ENDS THE RULE OF THIS THUG
      106 6  - A TIP-OFF ENDS THE RULE OF THIS THUG HO SIAU SIT The Singapore Police are to be congratulated for their outstanding success m shooting dead two-gun gangster Oh Kirn Kee, the state's "Public Enemy No. 1." It's certainly a tremendous boost for the morale of the public. While this success
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      FAMILY PLANNING IS PLAIN COMMONSENSE
      69 6  -  ANG PENG ANN The advice on family planning by Bibhop Hobart B. Amstutz is plain commonsense and every one, Methodists or otherwise, should take it to heart. It's certainly most distressing to see a breadwinner with a string of children struggling to keep the wolf
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      THANKS FOR THE SPACE
      30 6  - THANKS FOR THE SPACE LIM MIAH KOON 0 We are very grateful for your article entitled, "Boat Rides Popular With Park Visitors At Kallant? Thank you very much tor it.
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    Pillion rider killed in accident
    48 7 KULIM. Sat. Ramali bin Cnik. 25 died after a collision between a scooter and a motor cycle. Ramaii was seated behind a ttacner. Hashim bin CniK, on the scooter when the accident occurred at Terap. 12 miles from here. Hasnim was not hurt
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    Bumper harvest expected this year
    222 7  -  VARGHESE JOSEPH THE 16,000 ACRES OF FARMLAND TO YIELD ABOUT 60.000 TONS OF GREENS-EXPERT By SINGAPORE CITY. Sat gIXGAPORr: farms are expected to yield a total of 60,000 tons of vegetables this year compared to 8,500 tons last year, according to Dr. Tham Ah Kow,
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    A SINGAPORE FAMILY OF KEEN WALKERS
    19 7 THE WALKING TANS (FROM LEFT) ALICE. ESTHER. PETER. MONG CHIA AND MOH HIANG
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    5 sporting Tans are after a marathon walk title
    250 7 5 sporting Tans are after a marathon walk title SINGAPORE CITY, Sut.— The marathon walk has become a traditional sport of the Tan family m Mouhnein Road. cynamo" behind this family interest is pretty •JO-year-old Alice Tan Kbil NfO, winner of the 1959 17-mile marathon walk organised by the Workers
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    GROWING PIGEON POPULATION LEAVES THEM IN RAGE
    105 7 GROWING PIGEON POPULATION LEAVES THEM IN RAGE SINGAPORE CITY, Sat Residents of Chinatown, particularly m the MrCallum Street, are fuming haplessly over the increase of pigeons m the area. Many residents living m this congested locality say that the pigeons are a nuisance to them. They spoil the clothes hung
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    Agricultural talks
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Mr. J. D. de Silva. first Secretary at the Malayan High Commission In Britain, represent Malaya at the fifth Commonwealth agricultural conference In progress m London.
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    The contractors agree: 400 tally clerks to get a wage rise
    187 7 The contractors agree: 400 tally clerks to get a wage rise SINGAPORE CITY. Saturday. MORE than MM) tally clerks employed by shipping contractors m Singapore will soon gel a wage nse. The rates of Increase will be worked out jointly by the < dores' Union and the propo.Md Singapore Shipping
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    $250 million more
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Depo>its m Federation banks have increased by 5250 million since Merdeka, the Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, revealed.
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    'GO-KARTERS' TO RACE AT P.T.S. TOMORROW
    132 7 'GO-KARTERS' TO RACE AT P.T.S. TOMORROW SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. The Singapore Motor Club and the Forces Motoring Club will hold "gokart" circuit races at the Police Training School, Thomson Road, tomorrow. The circuit, which will bogin at 9 a.m. are for engine capacities of either 100 c.c or 150 c.c.
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    Man denies using forged papers
    67 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Ong Boon Soon pleaded not guilty before the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates. to rhree counts of using forged documents between October 1958 and January 1959. He was alleged to have presented as genuine at the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Co..
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    Rail disputes report
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Railway Commission of 1 Inquiry, under tne chairman- ship of Mr. Justice Hill, is expected to complete its report, on the railway disputes, next month.
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    No peaceful sleep now as the mahjong tiles clatter into the dawn
    173 7 No peaceful sleep now as the mahjong tiles clatter into the dawn FARRER PARK, Sat.— Residents ot Race Course Road and Burmah Road are finding it increasingly difficult to get a good night's rest. The reason: Noisy man j ong players. A few weeks ago. there were only two man
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    Malaya to celebrate
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Plans lor country-wide celebrations marking the third anniversary of Malaya's independence on Aug. 31 have i now been finalised.
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    MISS DOSHI WILL BREAK HER FAST WITH 'ENERGY' SEEDS
    152 7 MISS DOSHI WILL BREAK HER FAST WITH 'ENERGY' SEEDS KATONG. Sat. Miss Hasumati Doshi. 16 will break her eight-day sellpurification fast this evening, at her home m Telok Kurau. by sipping orange juice and eating a few energy-giving seeds specially got from India for the occasion. Hasumati, a Form Four
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    CID chief retires
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Selangor's dD chief. Mr. Tom Hamilton, has retired under th» Malayanisation .scheme alter spending 15 years with the Federation Police.
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    MORE EXPECTED TO JOIN SEWING CLASSES
    68 8 MORE EXPECTED TO JOIN SEWING CLASSES SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.- Twenty girls are now attending sewing classes at the Stamford Community Centre. "This number Is expected to increase by next month when the Centre will introduce embroidery." said, its leader. Mr. Chin Kok Chew. At present. there are two sessions a
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    Girls' Club meet
    29 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. —The Federation of Girls' Clubs will hold their annual general meeting on Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. at their premises m Orchard Road.
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    Japan rubber team seeks to boost trade with Singapore and Malaya
    257 8  - Japan rubber team seeks to boost trade with Singapore and Malaya R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE City Sat DELEGATION of rubber traders from Japan is scheduled to visit Singapore and the Federation m October this year to find ways and means to increase trade between the countries. The delegation will
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    THEY HAVE A SUPER MARKET, BUT NO BUSINESS
    94 8 THEY HAVE A SUPER MARKET, BUT NO BUSINESS QUEENSTOWN. Sat.— Resklents of Duchess Estate m Queenstown wonder when will their supermarket with a spacious car park and clean stalls, be opened. The super-market is built by the Housing and Development Board opposite to Margaret Drive. The present market is an
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    HANS ANDERSON CLUB ENTERTAINS 100 POOR CHILDREN
    152 8 HANS ANDERSON CLUB ENTERTAINS 100 POOR CHILDREN SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.More than 100 underprivileged children between six and 13 years of age were entertained by the Hans Anderson Club at the Royal Island Club m Thomson Road. The children came from the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus m Victoria Street
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    Japanese mission 2-day tour ends
    62 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— A live- man delegation from the Hou.se of Councillor^ of the Japanese Diet left here for Bangkok yesterday after a two-day goodwill visit m Singapore. Tho delegation, which is on an 18-day goodwill tour of South East Asian countries, had taiks witn
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    Meeting postponed
    29 8 IPOH. Sat. The annual delegates' conference of the Perak branch ot the Malayan Indian Congress. scheduled for tomorrow at Teluk Anson, has been postponed to Sept. 4.
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    Rupert and the Whistlefish-48
    94 8 Once out of the fog the little boat moves more slowly again over the glassy surface of a perfectly still sea. "Ooh. look at those wonderful buildings whispers Rupert. M They're all built m the water Where ever arc we?" Sailor Sam has no answer as
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    Nude body found
    33 8 KANGAR. Sat. The nude body of a pretty 15-year-old girl. Ramlah binte Hussain. has been found m a well m Kampong Darat Besert seven miles from here. Police are Investigating.
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    They will celebrate the Kural festival with singing and dancing
    135 8 They will celebrate the Kural festival with singing and dancing PASIR PAXJAXG, Saturday. PULTTRAL dances will be featured al the grand Kural Festival to be held al Pasir Panjang Secondary School hall tomorrow ;it 4.30 p.m. These dances will be staged by Selvic Tamilkodi Veeramuthu. the students of Hau Khia
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    YOUNG CHRISTIAN WORKERS TO HOLD 'SOCIAL' TOMORROW
    118 8 YOUNG CHRISTIAN WORKERS TO HOLD 'SOCIAL' TOMORROW KATONG. Sat.— The Young Christian Workers (Katong branch) will hold a social gathering for all parents and workers m St. Patricks School tomorrow 7 p.m. The function Is being held m conjuction with International Day commemorating the pilgrimage of 30.000 Chri>tian workers representing
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      256 8 Medium Wave 47b metres. Short Wave 62 metres from 9.00 10 p.m. P.M. i.ia 6ummar\ of programmeg ior the evening; 1.18 Tiffin date; 1.30 The new*; 1.45 The weekend's sport; 2.0U Mitticai X-Words. 2.30 Suit; it again: 3.00 The National tune writing contest,, 3.30 Saturday prom; 4.30 song parade; 5.
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      325 8 B^rker^nd 011^^ 11 l d} I SP d filU> Clothe your fnends m community or v,f f a s° plain You mako cnarming social! church picnic, perhaps, and forward m both companions, being gay and Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) speech and action. You have frivolous when such is ex Make
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    Horse bookmakers in league with certain jockeys?
    490 9 By I THE SCOUT. LONDON. Saturday. Ilk" I 111 ..Mil 'kthe h i iml J System hance. Under the Kuiukmg system it is po»ible to bring ofl a dou-ble-coup m the same race by betting against the ounte and backing the and or
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    DRESS BY DIOR WOULD MAKE A 'SMASHING COMBINATION' WITH THE FLORIDE-A CAR BY RENAULT
    466 9  -  CHRISTINE RODDY sdmfsd .vn on the but its make-up is meticulously applied the most fastidious Hollywood star could find no cause for complaint. therefore no surprise I this car. known as the Caravelle across the A
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      652 9 ST. CiEORGE'S GARRISON I iHighland Road): Masses at CHURCH. Tanglin barracks: 6.30 ajn., 8 a.m. and 530 pm. 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion; 9.30 CALVARY BAPTIST a.m. Sunday School; 9.30 a.m. CHURCH, 48 Wan Tho Avenue: Morning Senice; 10.45 a.m. 9.45 a .m. Sunday School; 11.00 Holy Baptism; 6.30 pm. Evening
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    A SAFA COUNCILLOR WANTS TO SCRAP THE PREMIER LEAGUE
    183 10 A SAFA COUNCILLOR WANTS TO SCRAP THE PREMIER LEAGUE SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. |F a proposal b\ Singapore Amateur Football Association councillor Mr. I*. Appavoo is accepted, the Premier League may be scrapped next season. The Premier League Is the only competition organised by SAFA to cater for community teams. Mr.
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    Lock icon FILLING THE GAP BEFORE BIG DAY
    88 10 I Xt II tililrtr> ideci« il fot tht Olympic Ciamr> arc tilling In line before IIM opening «»1 the gSBWa m Rom«\ I h»> haw n<»thinu i)ut prai.-.i ior |he mfcili it thr Olympic Vill.ic« v IMicJo n|iu\,>: l^illiii, the Bap m morr ways
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    15 10 avyampi Cooper's B been rling p for the oout by B pro-
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    ALL AFRICAN KNOCKOUT SOCCER CUP
    73 10 ALL AFRICAN KNOCKOUT SOCCER CUP ROME. Sat Representativt i African nations greed to hold an allAlri ockout soccer cup year. V was A sports official ntries would be West African nations who the Nkruman Gold dnc\ those, mostly from N A. ica, who compete the Pan-African sa championship. He said
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    Army take on SCRC on Sunday
    56 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. Army XI to meet Ciiuh'm m a tournament crickei match at Shenton Way tomorrow is: P.S.D. Gnflm icapt.'. D. Keecn, MAC. Lyon, M. Morgan, M. Harrison, R. A Bowles. C. R Goodali. B. Hadky. A Atkinson. D. Sullivan. C. Brook*. I2tn Man:
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    Lock icon BOXER ROBBED
    24 10 RCNIE. Sat Australian boxer Ron Taylor had his wallet containing si.6oo stolen from the Olympic Village. He la a Melbourne detective Reuter
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    More chess triumphs for S'pore boys
    184 10 SINGAPORE. Sat The Singapore Schoolboys Chesteam met with further successes when they played four matches m Kuala Lumpur last week. They won all sanies m matches against the Methodist B ys School '4 board*). I the combined School*. The line-up In the latter was:
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    Day I was snubbed How Hitler's attitude made U.S. star angry
    695 10 Day I was snubbed How Hitler's attitude made U.S. star angry sdmmsed I KNOW ITS time for another Olympics because people are coaling up to me every day, asking me who's going to win, whether they'll break my old broad jump record, and a hundred other things. Over the last
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    Lock icon ZATOPEK GOES ON A ROMAN HOLIDAY
    354 10 ROME. Saturday. LX)R the first time In his life the great Emil Zatopek is attending an Olympics as a tourist. The man who eight years ago achieved one of the greatest grand slams m sports historywinning all three long-distance races In the Helsinki Olympics—
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    TALY SET THE 'GOLDEN' PACE
    391 11 Two cycling titles to host country: Malaya's Fong fails to qualify ROME, Saturday. HOSTS Italy won two gold medals of the 17th Olympiad and Germany's young Wiltrud Urselmann set the first new Olympic record as the Games got started m earnest yesterday. Italy's four-man team
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    IOC IN BLUNDERLAND
    311 11 I 1 Ine Olympic nut tee of Formosa will t.s the Republic ol China Olympic Council, ITS ATHLETES COMriNG IN AN INTERNATIONAL GAMES WILL REESENT TAIWAN. HOl little country two names —one official purposes, and /.her for competing me completely. Imagine how absurd it would he if
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    OLYMPIC RESULTS AT A GLANCE
    413 11 OLYMPIC RESULTS AT A GLANCE Ej^^9 100 IKM I up S: Poland I Innwa 1 I c 3-1 > <.roup t: Hungary India l l.ruup 2 B I 4 Brltl .11 3 imc lJ.roup I: H Rf «.ruup 1 H -2 < rou |> 1 Giwp ».I..Hp t Bt»\IN(. Fralk*we%M,
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    Tomorrow's SRA shoot open to all
    95 11 Tomorrow's SRA shoot open to all SINGAPORE. Sat The Singapore Rule Association will hold its open ehampion>hip for pistols and revolvers tomorrow at the Singapore Military Forces headquarters In Beach Road. There will be two events. j starting form 2 p.m. on that day. First Is an event for 21
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    Khalsa v. Army at Dover Road
    43 11 SINGAPORE. S:it. Khalsa \ssociation will meet Army In a friendly hockey match at Dover Road today. The Khalsa XI will be picked from:- Balbir. Anoop, Majier sarawan. Shanmuganathan. Kultar. Dial. Kartar. Mohinder. Harmohan. Dhillon. Baksish and Baidiraj.
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    Lock icon Britain held
    18 11 ROME. Sat- Great Britain drew 0-0 with Spain m their hockey elimination match last night. Reuter
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    Japan lose 2-1
    23 11 ROME, Sat. Japan were beaten by two goals to ono by Poland m their Olympic Game hockey match yesterday afternoon.
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    Lock icon U.S. flying start
    40 11 ROME, Sat. The United States basketball, favoured to win the Olympic Games, got off to a flying start last night, beating Italy, the host nation, m an opening round game of the Olympic basketball tournament, 88-54. U.P.I.
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    51 Gamesmen ill
    24 11 ROME. Sat.— Flftyone Olympic i athletes are suffering from various i injuries and illnesses, the Organi- sintr Committee said toda>. j
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    RAOC win senior trophy
    110 11 TANOLIN, Sat. RAOC i beat Signal Regiment by four goals to nil to win the Senior trophy m the ftnal of the football competition here yesterday. RAOC took an early lead 1 when left-winger Hampshire scored. Minutes later, centrei forward Townsend same into the picture, collecting
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    Games shock
    58 11 ROME, Sat. One of the biggest surprises of the Olympic Games swimming came last night when Japan's Isao Masuda beat the world recorder holder, Terry Gathercole, of Australia, m their heat ot the mens 200 metres breaststroke. Masudas time was 2:41.2 compared with Gathercole's 2:41.7. The Australian's world
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