The Singapore Free Press, 28 October 1960

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    Masthead
    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The Singapore Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 28, 1960, 15 CENTS.
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    SULTAN'S CALL TO PEOPLE
    608 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON Sir Ismail is 66 today: Prayers m the Throne Room start off a day of fun and joy m Johore ILLAGERS TOLD: TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EVERY OPPORTUNITY' Rural schemes will raise standards EFSDFASDFASDFSADF Investiture ceremony at palace: 39 set awards ri. The m
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    LOCAL MEN FLYING TO HOLLAND TO WORK ON ORANJE
    138 1 LOCAL MEN FLYING TO HOLLAND TO WORK ON ORANJE SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Twenty Singapore seamen will be ilown out to Holland to join the luxury lint: Oranje when she docks at Amsterdam on 13. Mr. RD. Se hou ten. an assistant manager of Nedind Line Royal Dutch Mail here said
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    No probe on Press
    45 1 LONDON. Fri.— Mr. RA. But- j the Hume Secretary, nasi u'.ieciea a suggestion by Mr. Hector Hughes i Labour* ihal a royal (independent i commission .should be appointed to inquire into the reduction m tiie number oi national newspapers m Britain.
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    'Mau Mail' in Guinea
    24 1 AMSTERDAM. Fri. The Catholic morning newspaper De Volkskmnt reported yesterday: that a '•Man Afau" type underground moveinenl relying on j
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    THE BLACK SHEEP'
    540 1 /?K THE TENGKU WASHINGTON, Friday. TEXGKU Abdul Rahman yesterday declared thai Malaya must continue to treal South Africa as the "black sheep" of the Commonwealth family "while she adheres obstinately to a policy of degradation of human rights." And Malaya would continue with her trade boycott of
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    STOP PRESS
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    Sex in Lady C is sacred, says a bishop at the Oid Bailey
    239 1 Sex in Lady C is sacred, says a bishop at the Oid Bailey LONDON. Fri. A Church of England bishop went into the witness box here yesterday to defend "L a d y Chatterlcy's Love r" against a charge of obscenity. The Bishop of Woolwich told a jury that m
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    TOP INDONESIAN MINISTER IN SINGAPORE
    12 1 PAYA LEBAR. Fi i-t-T Fir Riir_ai*.rlHr» tl-.tn
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    Bank rate cut helps to consolidate gains in the London markets
    159 2 Bank rate cut helps to consolidate gains in the London markets LONDON. Fri I THK slock markets m London itisfacloi performance l)l|l I': UU' illl►vcinenl m prices urred before lhe announccnicnl nl a luction m Ihe l>ri tisli bank rale l<> i nl.. and llv reflected lhe cmighl advance Wall
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    Wail Street is very steady at the close
    218 2 X'EW YORK: A few spe--i eialities extended gains In late buying spurt as Wall Street closed very steady with moderate distribution of advances mostly to one dollar or more. With the ticker running slightly behind, early buyhelped extend Wedn.esday's market rally and
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    London bank rate cut: No change in credit policy—Chancellor
    66 2 London bank rate cut: No change in credit policy— Chancellor IMB. MI. WW LLOYD. Britain's Chancellor I llu- Exchequer, lolcl lhe Institute of Directors m London that lhe !>;mk rate cut the lirsl m_ji ot a change m the policy strain! and credit restriction. mo ate efil B not appin
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    148 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lying alongside the Singa* pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Sintih 1 2 Dolpneverett 45. Niflflho Maru 6/7, Bonneville 8 9. Falstria 10 11.; Raven_tein 13 14. Djajapratama 15 16. Sudan 18. Tohoro 19, Senai N.Wall 3. Salong N.Wall 5. Giang j Ann 21
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    Hong Kong prices
    8 2 HONG KONG. Thurs.— Closing j
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    LONDON DOCKERS DECIDE TO RETURN TO WORK
    124 2 LONDON DOCKERS DECIDE TO RETURN TO WORK LONDON: More than 1.500 men who have been on unofficial strike m the port of London m protest against the searching of docker-' homes by police, agreed last night to return to work today. The strike started on Monday, when 400 men handling
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    Bumper harvest, but wine's quality lost
    80 2 PARIS: A bumper wine harvest this year has given Prance its oig_;est wine output for a decade, according to officii- 1 estimates here. The wei .summer i.s ihe cause, nine experts say, Suit It has hi; the quality, and 1960 will be a tamous
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      104 2 LONDON. Oct. 27. Previous •»<!_» RUBBER No. 1 Hi. f. Europe-' ports. Nov. 26 I- 16 26 15/16 O.c 27 3/16 I -6 j RUBBER K: *S Spot 1 RUBBER N» 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms. Dec -7; 27 3 16 Jan. Mar. TONE: Quiet stf.*dy. PEPPER
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      New York Prices
      57 2 NEW YORK. Oct. 27. Previous ••<!.• 1 fIN Straits soot 101.00 104.00 RUBBER Futures Nov. 32.571 32 60 Ja n 317 J j 31 72 i TONE Steady SALES: 31 lots. 1 No. 1 RSS Nov. 1 landed price 32i COFFEE Future* M Contract Ooc. o-.0.r. Tib.
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      Dow Jones Averages
      32 2 NEW YORK. Oct. 27. Previous Today ju inrustnalo 5" 550.95 Railroads 124 126.02 •0 Oomestio Bonds M *<■ 54.42 15 Utilities 91 77 *r> Stocks Compsoito Averaios IK' K-4 02
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      U.S. Pepper
      29 2 Mala af., nl 49 J. L.<mr*orm--51, Oct. obi] Muntok spot 7.".. afloat* 74, Oct. 11 nt 72, tellers, ex-dock. Above prices ouoted to L'S. cents cer lb
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      Copra. Coconut Prices
      82 2 LONDON, Oct. 27. P'rvious loa.i COPRA Phiiipnin. e.l.f. UK. North European pr r t delivered wei.ht per long ton Oct. M*. M -5 COPRA, Straits Borneo elf. U.K./ North European ports deliverer? weight per long ton Nov -64JtONUT OIL nudi Straits c.i.f. European port* m milk oe»
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    UP 0 DOWN 18 UNCHANGED 156
    363 2 UP 0 DOWN 18 UNCHANGED 156 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. v*-*GRE. Thill INDUSTRIAL. A I (N) .50 Atias Ice BOUSTEAD 1.1 -2 8.8. Pet oi *0 L-Va fS 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. M X j Cres. federal Dispensary 1 I*4o Fitzpatncks 1.29 1.30 v Neave Pref.
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  • ROUND-UP
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      Laos plans to get petrol from Burma by river
      127 2 Laos plans to get petrol from Burma by river VIENTI.-NK: The Laotian government yesterday dr. a plan to bring petrol overland trom Burma through Jungled mountains and along river rapids a* the current Thai embargo on goods enter nig Vientiane began to take eflect. This was announced by the Public
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      U.S. aid for Korea
      84 2 WASHINC.TON: M Sun Kirn. soUi.il Kom ance Mint ter .-aid here thai the Unite,. i !e.s had prou to give financial support for major economic and adrrinisnative refoim- being undertaken bj liis governmeu He made this announcement after conferring wnh Mr Douglas Dillon, rhe Uncier-Sec.e-taiy of
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      U.K. aircraft sales
      76 2 LONDON: Bi .tain's ancrMt indu_iry expoited gooos worth over £108.280.000 aurinc first nine months of this year, the Society of British Aircraft Constructors said here. This represented an annual rate of about £145 million for the year. The society said that aero-engine export figure the first nine
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      Banana quota raised
      74 2 TOKYO: Tiie Mmistiy of Internauonal Trade and Incu*tiv has allocated an additional quota of (M51. 500.000 > for the import of bananas. M.I.T.I's action was taken because of Formosa's failure to fulfill its quota due to the typhoon damage t^eie. It also aimed at stabilising the price
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      U.S. investments
      61 2 WASHINGTON American firms will Inves; about U. 5.3.85 billion m foreign eo\ait;ieyear, slightly more than m 1959. the Commerce Department said. •L.ve*~men:> Ln Europe, over 40 per cent of trie total, shaiply. both m the Common Market countries, and ;n the United Kingdom." the Department has i?ported. The
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      Weekly service ends
      46 2 l HARLESTON: Regular weekly sailings from Charli ;c Havana nave en departure of the Co.into with mostly c: An embar.ro placed again**'. shipments oi gooda to Cuba. ether than .neaicine and eliminated the regular sailings fiom Cnarkeston. The Corimo was. 01 Liberian try.
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    Inroads by synthetic hit the price of rubber
    63 2 Inroads by synthetic hit the price of rubber By the FREE PRESS MARKET SINGAPORE ii nOTH tho Investors Chronicle Exchange Gazette, London, i again to the depressing ell tht commodity price on rubber sh_i "In spile l \i furthei lory dividend statements i nl ations are inclined l< tiie com
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    Rubber dips slightly but quietly steady
    113 2 Rubber dips slightly but quietly steady LONDON. Fri. After a slight downward adjustment m keeping with Singapore advices the market niled quietly steady throughout the day As the reduction m bank rate had been fairly confidently expected there was no marked reaction but the continued steadiness of the market was
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    Coppers gain
    101 2 Tin dealings uere featured by a further narrowing to the backwardation as a result ol continued Dressure on the cash position, but a certain amount or outside demand was reported. Copper prices gained 20 per ton all lound during fairly active morning dealings. NEW YORK: Rubber futures were
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    TOP PLANTATION CROPS HARVEST IN 1959
    59 2 TOP PLANTATION CROPS HARVEST IN 1959 LONDON duction oi coa and rubber r» i new high although sugar prod dropped compared 1958. according to a published here tod The review, "plai published by Economic Coma.: than four-fi' terms the work: one-half of llu are produced bj I nations. Britain port.
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    FRANCE PLANS IMPORT LIBERALISATION
    50 2 FRANCE PLANS IMPORT LIBERALISATION PARIS. Fri. nove all c. restrictions on l industrial goods a: t: ginning of next the latest, IC. Wilfrid Ba i gartner. French for Finance and I Affairs said hen >pearance before th" B advance and cancel ing quotas either neat the b< summer." he said.
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    Belting orders for Dunlop Rubber Co.
    28 2 LONDON: Soviet ordered from 1 1 ber Compki.y t cal designed oonv< the Qrm h Dun lop miles ol conveyor be Funrurpur
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    Better export credit
    33 2 LONDON. Fit lir B aid Maudling. pn I ol the Board ol True nounced -finite oi din- I le: tension of exp guarantee dej>. lltles to help In lopme: I
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    350 girls vie for one job as hostess at Japan airline office
    204 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE FSDGDNHGFGFHF LEBAR, Fri Ih girls trom Singapore, Malaya, Borneo applied tor one vacancy m the Japan \ir post that ol ground hostess, will be vacant at i-'w s on three clays. Out of the 350
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    RELIGIOUS BODY PLANS AT PUBLISH ITS IN MAGAZINE NEXT YEAR
    13 3 RELIGIOUS BODY PLANS AT PUBLISH ITS IN MAGAZINE NEXT YEAR I Books too
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    LABOURERS USE LINERS AS 'KELONGS' AT NIGHT
    67 3 LABOURERS USE LINERS AS 'KELONGS' AT NIGHT SINGAPORE .■re berthed m har bo. who G t he time I it and when the silent. caught those oc.ve shared our itune with ..hours," he added. INo problem I oi?. problem to the re all to the j on 'o those who
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    1961 LCC Spring examinations
    71 3 1961 LCC Spring examinations NGAPORE CITY. Fri The Ministry of Education will receive entries for the 1961 spring examinations of the London Chamber of Commerce from Nov. 1. Entry torms now available at the Ministry m Tanglin Road, will be leceived from 9.30 am. to noon and 2 13 to
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    Chinatown Queen leaves
    58 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. America*.- "Chinatow n Queen." Carol Ng Wai Fong left for Bangkok today after spending five "thrilling" days m Singapore. Carol, who ir*. on goodwill tour of the Orient. >aid that she felt very much at home m Singapore and it was here that she
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    Research experts
    34 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri Two marketing research experts. Dr. K.G. von Stackel- berg and Dr. Frederic L. Ayer of the Co-ordination Centre for Southeast Asian Studies, stationed m Bangkok, are on ;t here.
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    Fun and friendship can be found at this club, says secretary
    173 3 Fun and friendship can be found at this club, says secretary OINGAPORE CITY, Fri. If you want fun and friendship, says Miss Isa belle Athisayam. secretary of the Blue Triangle Club, come and join the activities of tiie club. Charming Isabelle added: Is teenagers today are often confused and shy
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    A two-storey $90,000 primary school is planned for Mandai
    145 3 A two-storey $90,000 primary school is planned for Mandai MANDAI, Friday. TWO-STOREY $90,000 Chinese primary school will be built to replace the old Chen- Chi School. The building is sited next to Ihe new Roman Catholic church ;it Ihe 1 Ith mile Mandai Road. The Rev. Father Joachim Teng. the
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    Ten PWD men win diplomas
    57 3 Ten PWD men win diplomas SINGAPORE. ri. The Federation's Minister for Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. will present diplomas to 10 men from the Singapore Public Works Department who passed Civil Engineering at the Technical College 1 m Kuala Lumpur In 1956. All of them studied at the College
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    Miners will benefit
    28 3 IPOH. Fri. Major changubstantially to the benelit of Malayan miners, are contained m the new international tin agreement which comes into eilect m July next
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    Loyalty a requisite
    23 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister ot Justice. Tun Leong Yew Koh. said here that citizenship implied, first and foremost, loyalty.
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    Off to conference
    38 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two trade union leaders, Mr. P. P. Narayanan and Mr. K. V. Thevar has left for Manila to attend the sth Asian regional conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions.
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    Fun on Blakang Mati beach
    42 3 mf »ir..M_.r.K.*> and mends 01 me Federation of Rnw' riui._ ui«_ bj the Royal Army Ordnance Corps. Over GOO pernio crowded^«__- H-f l"^?* 1 lo P,Cni( S B,akan --vci ouu people crowded the beach despite unsettled weather.
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    REMOVE HORNET'S NEST: A CALL BY BUS PASSENGERS
    35 3 REMOVE HORNET'S NEST: A CALL BY BUS PASSENGERS SINGAPORE CITY. I a 'ion of I Th' for I I the hornets b- bed, might su r the b stopped a b come oul he vicini
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    Peace-in-Algeria riots in Paris
    84 4 Peace- in- Algeria riots in Paris 100 INJURED !N WORST OUTBREAK SINCE DE GAULLES RETURN TO POWER IN 1958 PAH IS, Friday. FtfEARL- 100 people were injured and hundreds more arrested m Paris and the big provincial cities of France last night m the worst riot- since General De Gaulle
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    TRADE UNION MEN CLASH OVER REDS' VISIT
    87 4 TRADE UNION MEN CLASH OVER REDS' VISIT MB O U R N E. Fri. Hundreds of trade clashed outside Melbourne Trades Hall yesterday m demonstrations over three visiting CommuChinese trade union Blows were exchanged as struggled to keep t the factions who her demonstrating the visitors or sup- them. No
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    Students parade
    23 4 .HACHI. Fri.— Students pa- through the streets yester-.t-lebrate the second anni.rv of the Pakistani revoluwhich brought President \yub Khan to power.
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    No nuclear bases
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    Queen's speech
    20 4 LONDON. Fri.— Queen E. speech yesterday closing ent's ola session. .poke topics ranging irom id for m intries.
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  • THE WORLD AT NOON
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      7 DIE AS POLICE CRUSH BID TO OVERTHROW NEPAL GOVT.
      91 4 7 DIE AS POLICE CRUSH BID TO OVERTHROW NEPAL GOVT. F^ATMANDIJ, Fri. The Nepal Government said .day that police had crushed an attempt to overthrow the Government m the Gorkha District of West Nepal. U said police opened fire on a crowd of 3.U00 people armed with knives, sticks and
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      Nikita's holiday habits on the Black Sea 'astonishes' the Times
      308 4 Nikita's holiday habits on the Black Sea 'astonishes' the Times LONDON, Fri. THE Times yesterday expressed astonishment at Mr. Khrushchev's apparent ability to keep taking time off from work. This independent daily said: "No one will grudge Mr. Khrushchev the holiday which he has promised himself on the Black Sea
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      U.S. says it again: We Esupport the idea total disarmament
      188 4 U.S. says it again: We E support the idea total disarmament NEW YORK, Fri. Mr. James Wadsworth of the United States. last night reaffirmed American support for the idea of total disarmament. He said, "If we were to start now and work at good speed, a step by step progress
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    Found: A secret pig rearing method
    7 5 Found: A secret pig rearing method FHFGHADSGAE
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    Partime council
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    14 die in raid
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    'True Indonesians'
    28 5 JAKARTA. Fri. President Sukarno called on 'iie Inaone.*..ir, i. nned forces, and the people of i L *n? republic In general, to beI cume "true Indi^ne^-ars'*
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    Supersonic steel is now ready
    526 5  -  Peter Fairley ASDFSDAFASDFSDAFASDFASDFASD MM T M HP W O entirely new A stainless steels, which are likely to become the raw material for a British supersonic airliner. have been developed by scientists at Sheffield/ Each Is as tough as the highest quality steel, yet almost
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    EXIT BLACK for cars as the women get their way at show
    481 5  - EXIT BLACK for cars as the women get their way at show BASIL CARDEW By LONDON. FRIDAY H JEWRY FORD used to say: "You can proMdinK ,ts black." At the British Motor Show, just ended m London, hlack was the one colour you could nol see believe this one of
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      246 5 I SENSATIONAL _"^V (_-M.J f_ 1^ COMMENCES TO-DAY FRIDAY 28th OCT., 1960 WITH RECORD-BREAKING LOADS LOADS OF r BARGAINS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED LADIES WEAR To Clear GENT'S WEAR To Oco. Plain SHIRT BLOUSES S2 20 A VARIETY OF FANCY COTTON T-SHIRTS J 290 SPORTSHIRTS 190 co PRINTED SHIRTS $3 90
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      129 5 s:^f{;^v5 :^f{;^v 1 1 r> _y t^ <* a f^c.s r „..e re-, that v__ji[p n r 5 _U_._,Y. ERRANO I SUPPOSE MEWSPAPER <SiVE THE f--~ -I **---------~------------______r =so AS Jfipjy* SOuE PLUS-UStl TEMPERATURE TOCTAY -Jr^ I 1 I LJ I v.7 1 fr^'^rmzz- -:>s'>-_* -4-;i4_____? ooy^u A I'M a
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      A warning for parents
      215 6 A warning for parents iXCiRY indeed are -h< pan its of ngapore boy Stephen now s I Manor Park School m Nuneae the politicians ol this Midids manufacturing town have made their boy feel unwanted. the chairman of the Labour Party It does not fair that foreien ungste should come
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    AN INVESTMENT THAT'S MEASURED IN TERMS OF FAITH
    131 6 AN INVESTMENT THAT'S MEASURED IN TERMS OF FAITH SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— The V.M.C.A. is a good investment an investment which cannot be measured through statistics but through the expression of faith. This is the opinion of "Singapore V.M.C.A. Youth*' the official organ of the Chinese V.M.C.A. here. The editorial of
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    A look behind the American vote
    951 6  -  HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE CITY, Fn THEY WILL ELECT HOST OF OFFICIALS rFROM PRESIDENT TO MAYORS AND EVEN DOG-CATCHERS-CONSUL AMERICAXS will go to the polls on Nov. 8 nol only to elect a president and vicepresident but also a host of public officers like
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    FOLK DANCE EXPERT TO CONDUCT SPECIAL COURSES
    128 6 FOLK DANCE EXPERT TO CONDUCT SPECIAL COURSES SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Mr. Ricky Holden. the international folk dance instructor, will conduct two major folk dance courses at the Chinese V.M.C.A. when he revisits Singapore on Oct. 31. The two-month intensive courses, to be sponsored by the International Folk Dance Club, will
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    Promising, young Mei Kao will perform Doll Dance at Centre
    10 6 Promising, young Mei Kao will perform Doll Dance at Centre
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    Talk on handwrite
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    'Satay' Sim has costly hobby: He buys birds to free them
    91 7  - 'Satay' Sim has costly hobby: He buys birds to free them ONG CHENG HOON By SINGAPORE CITY, Friday iH STOMERS call him "Sat-.v" <;_« -i____ n r, hccau>e the> like h,s tasty ware, but few know of his expensive Salav" Sim, of Aiah Street, buys birds often at fantastic s
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    The changing room at park is 'rest home' for jobless
    140 7 SINGAPOHK CITY, Friday, pill- changing room m Farrer Park, specially built for sportsmen who use the park's facilities, are being used at present as a "rest house*' by about 30 unemployed men. Some of the jobless appear to be living
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    US trade team due here next year
    23 7 artz. of nt of Comthe mis Erne here to but to put I Federatio: ieir Amer.
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    'Prayer call' meet
    34 7 KIT TIMAH. Fri. Tne YMCA i ßukit Ti: rted a "P* The next m N >v. l at 7.30 home of Mr. Khoo 11 Sian Kong Park. Dr. ill hold the
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    Insurance dinner
    12 7 CITY, Fri. :ute of annual Peking on Oct. 31. at
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    TEACHERS PLAN A TOUR OF MALAYA
    89 7 TEACHERS PLAN A TOUR OF MALAYA SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. More than Singapore 100 trainee-teachers from the English, Chinese and Malay streams, including women, will go on a twoweek tour of the Federation trom December 10 daring the end-ot-the-jreai holiday Mr. S. David (above), chairman of the tour organising committee said
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    The biggest school in the State
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Education. Mr. Young Nyuk Lin. announced -rday that the Silat Primary School, to be completed at the end of next year, will have the biggest student enrolment for any school m the State. It will have room for more
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    Mentri walks six miles to site
    52 7 IPOH. Fri. The Mentri Boar of Perak. Inche Sha'ari bin Pial. walked six mile.*, to a land development scheme site which can only be reached on loot. The >cheme Is expected to provide livelihood for 100 families who will be given eight acres of
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    Fun for all at Arts Ball
    143 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— Singapore's sixth Arts Ball will be held at Raffles Hotel on Nov. 5 m aid of the Singapore Children's Society. The theme is "Cosmopolitan Capers" or "The World at Play', and some of the beauties m the state will give a
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    32 pass law exam
    35 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. A total of 32 full-time students passed the general examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Laws held at the University of Malaya m Singapore held earlier this
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    Scooter riders now use Kallang Park as their meeting ground
    138 7 Scooter riders now use Kallang Park as their meeting ground KALLANG, Friday. ITALLAXG Park has almost become a scooter owners' open-air club grounds. Every night scooter owners assemble there to talk about their machines and practise safe riding. On Saturday nights, scooters can be seen by the scores along Nicoll
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    Scouting display
    30 7 BUKIT PANJANG, Fri. The 69th Boys' Scout Troop m Singapore will give a demonstration of scouting activities on Nov. 11 at Bukit Panjang Community Centre at 7.30 p.m.
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    AEROMODELLING CONTEST: 40 FROM SINGAPORE FOR BIG SHOW
    106 7 AEROMODELLING CONTEST: 40 FROM SINGAPORE FOR BIG SHOW SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. About 40 aeromodelling enthusiasts from va- rious Singapore clubs will j be taking part m the first Pan-Malayan aeromodelling show at Kuala Lum- I pur on New Years Day. Leading sports shops In North Bridge Road report a sudden
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    Safety first show was great success for youths!
    190 7 Safety first show was great success for youths! SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Singaporeans who did not see the safety first poster exhibition, sponsored by the Automobile Association, at the Victoria Memorial Hall last week, missed a wonderful opportunity of seeing the enormous wealth of artistic talent displayed by our school children.
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    Looted kris found in Sumatra
    57 7 ALOR STAR. Fri. An heirloom dagger belonging to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, reported to have been found m Sumatra, may be one of several lost by the Kedah royal family during the Japanese occupation. This was stated by the pre- j sident of
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    Poppy Day dance
    34 7 SEREMBAN, Fri. The Tengku Ampuan. Consort of the Negri Sembilan Ruler, will lead the Poppy Day appeal committee. The committee has planned a dance at the town hall on Nov. 11.
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      Women and pants...
      67 8 THE BIGGEST CHANGE IN FEMININE FASHION NOW LEANS TOWARD THE MALE LINE MERLE DE \IAVIs is wearing an outfit m sun cotton. The top is In blue, yellow, add orange. PRISCILLA DE SOIZA is wearing a plain coloured pair of slacks topped by a loose striped blouse.
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      VARIATIONS ON A FAST-CATCHING THEME
      260 8 IJAYH you noticed the biggest change m feminine fashion? It is a change m the household, where more and more women are wearing the trousers not speaking metaphorically. The girl who locks the cradle nowadays wears the pants to do so. And it is obvious
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      FOUND AT LAST – A GADGET TO PLEASE ANY WIFE
      141 8 FOUND AT LAST A GADGET TO PLEASE ANY WIFE rEV call it The Cow. tible Craze. We've had it m cars. We've had it m I hion. And now it has reached the home. Now more and more hi are convertibles which can do more than one job. I've seen
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      Coming... invisible first-aid
      31 8 Coming into the shops soon will be the first-aid dressing Elastoplast which is nearly invisible. Paper thin and transparent, you won't notice the dressing at a casual glance.
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      Miss Goh wins the top $20 prize in this week's hints contest
      227 8 Miss Goh wins the top $20 prize in this week's hints contest SUGGESTION en how lo prevent your arms getting wet while scrubbing walls wins the first prize of $20 for Miss Goh (ick (.'heng. 52 (ir;nii;c' Road, Singapore 9, m Ihis week's Household Hints competition. She says: "Scrubbing walls
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      Cream for girls
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      THEY ARE GOING FOR SHADES OF PINK IN A BIG WAY
      284 8 THEY ARE GOING FOR SHADES OF PINK IN A BIG WAY PINK not orange is the present fashion colour m Singapore and it is m the pale>t shades, almost oil-white. Even ii women are wearing dresses of other colours, I don't know why. but they are still going mad about
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      BRAINS SAUTE IS REALLY QUITE DELICIOUS
      103 8 BRAINS SAUTE IS REALLY QUITE DELICIOUS BRAINS when cooked are delicious. There art many dishes you can turn out for a light meal. O: the tastiest and ea&iest delicacies to make Is "Brains Saute.'* You need two calf brains, two ounces butter. one tabU spoonful chopped parsley, salt and pepper
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      196 8 ftstko^ FEATHERNAP U i/>7-/\ CARTER BELT _^r_ Trim your gJ JJ^ midriff lW w%7 m a jiffy .____H?*^^ _r X _r fii > Whittles \itur uaist to a hand-span and lets you I k breathing too! It's made of Feathernap. the textured pure rubber that's feather->oft outside and skin-side. It's
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    Miss Lim realises her dream
    822 9 JUGGLED HARD DAYS TO I JURSE il lhe annual Hospital I>\ Miss Urn Soh Ilit realisation of liiiecl urn r Hong NEW ROAD LINK kN< '"in GARD1 Road the agoon s- n i hicl 11 Im- ravellCHiLDREN'S PARTY BALESTIEH KOAI): -dren members' chilts prem: 4.30
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    What your star says...
    56 9 BORN today your emotion-* are very near the i you are quick to ...nd. It. is likely that surrounded by your own kin and having a'lUe of your own to manage. T find what the stars todays project then iwo cm "^^^.^S?^ Saturday interests, especially a
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      264 9 B H -1 -1 Hh J|[^ Friendly and economical m helpers m your house J; chores! The SZ26 polish fy^*%f er with liquid wax con/..;f\ tamer to give gleaming l^Q'- y floors, and a high speed jl kf vacuum cleaner to keep STOKVIS (M) LTD.. JJ^t_£t_!'_T_U STRAHD.HOTEi> Bcncoolen St., Spore.
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      251 9 [jQURJjARY TODAYj of Malaya, at Cultural Centre 8 p.m. ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL: Clothing shop at C.WA I Room. South Side, irom 3 p.m. j to 5 p.m. YMCA (Orchard Road>: Malay class std 1 beginners j 9 a.m.: Judo special intensive course 5.45 p.m.; Malay class intermediate Std. I 6.30
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1310 10 SHOPPING Centre CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack oi good products and ideas m Singapore these days. "Some of them you'll find here. LABOUR SAVING aptly desj tribes the Paul "Vita-mix" Home i Kitchen Machine
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      278 10 SPECIAL X'MAS OFFER. ALL KIND OF SUITS IN DACRON, TFRYLENE. MOHAIR, TWEED AND WASHABLE MATERIALS CAN BE MADE BY US AT VERY MUCH REDUCED PRICES. ENGLISH CUTTING AND HIGH STANDARD WORKMANSHIP. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR NO PAYMENT. Kindly Vuit:— M. AKHTAR BROS. Civil, Militory 4 Ladies Tailors 27, COLEMAN ST., SPORE
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      119 10 lE3?-I_-I RUBBER lE---HI SHOES MALAYAN PREMIER PRODUCT Available at all Stores creating new climates tor better living' Portable/Car Cooler Window View Cooler Available at Hi-Fi Traders, 59, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** Sole Agents Singapore Eastern Traders, 29, Upper Nankin Street, Singapore. Tel: ***** G2___!_33sn JcJ&yf/ZrCe PRECISION 35mm Camera
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      93 10 TRIO AM FM STEREO TUNER AMPLIFIER MODEL AF 40U 24 watts with STEREO MW Tuner x 2 SW Tuner x 1 FM Tuner x 1 Sole Agent HWEE SENG CO. 259. Beach Road, Smgcpor, Tel: ***** _r#rSJ V^_b(i_H NON-SMEARING j£v LIPSTICK ONE APPLICATION <]_R(<*>| LAST WHOLE DAY I j J&I
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      184 10 TAJMAHALS BIGGEST SALE NOW ON IN FULL SWING! HIGH CLASS GOODS AT GIVE -AWAY PRlf On most of the orticlcs discount is from 20% to 50' Come eorly to ovoid disappoints 23, HIGH TEL ***** For C' Quicker ERVICE m DRY-CLEANING O t 7 DYEING *J Ring ***** WASHINGTON ™M
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      29 10 I FONDUE 1 v W,d 1 V. J^PV »-"*> Vm THIAM CHONG i MUST CL-Al ct Of r-ith 3 lus pre ONE YEA si" a] SWAN SIAKSO* iajaj rod i
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  • nvac Gassers game will be highlight at Jalan Besar Stadium
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      THE THINGS THEY SAYS IN THE DOCKER ROOM!
      36 11  - THE THINGS THEY SAYS IN THE DOCKER ROOM! ARTHUR DALEY SFSDFASDFSD I Common sense he nd ■ne .no The -er tid •I_tin buried. ould b ov- r TaKen from Sports of the Times (Dutton. New York)
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      Police hold the unbeaten Recs
      104 11 Police l SINGAPORE CITY Fri. •ore Recreation, to lose a n they d by the Police I yesterday's S H.A. Division c -•d on tiie rdeci were for *> left ihe field .ers by Police c Recs v.ere I ..oy neve* xj c.. H p
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      They share six
      27 11 FARRER PARK. Fri. Cen- j •Yovident Fund nnti 3 m a friendly socterday. Mo:.d Har die scored and Alan Won? John for Central Pro-1
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      All-Stars from 3 divisions to do battle in triple header under lights
      523 11 All-Stars from 3 divisions to do battle in triple header under lights SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. 0N the fourth of November, the Singapore Softball Association will stage three AllStar games at Jalan Hesar Stadium. The first name, starting a t 5.30 p.m. will be between the **C' Division champions and the
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      BEGGARS CAN'T CHOOSE, TABLE-TENNIS CRITICS TOLD
      368 11 BEGGARS CAN'T CHOOSE, TABLE-TENNIS CRITICS TOLD SINGAPORE CITT. Fri. "Beggars can t be choosers.'* said table-tennis vice president Mr. Loke Seek Cheong yesterday, and then explained that creditors had seized five tables belonging to the Association. He was replying to players who criticised the tables now In use. The Singapore
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      C.A. FASTER AND FITTER IN CLASH V. AIRMEN
      242 11 C.A. FASTER AND FITTER IN CLASH V. AIRMEN Chinese Athletic \V 5 RAF Seletar A' 1 PRRER PARK. Fri. Chinese Athletic proved taster and superior to the j Airmen m yesterday's soccer friendly here. Yew Chang m goal had no troubie. and was only beaten onee by a clean header.
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      RETRIEVERS KEEP A NARROW LEAD
      95 11 KALLANO, Fri. Retrievers beat Techniques 12-10 here yester- day m a Div. C softball game. Tan Eng Ho and C. Galistan checked the Retrievers, who had an 8-0 first inning lead. Retrievers must thank alert third I baseman Thomas Re'e and catcher Line Rodrigues. Mr.
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      Rajaji win 2-1
      42 11 FARRER _^ARK. Fri— Rajaji Sports Club beat the 42 Commando Royal Navy 2-1 m a friendly soccer match at the Farrer Park ground. S. Thanaba- lan and Syed Osman scored for Rajaji and P. Bashford scored for Royal Navy.
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      CSC dance night
      48 11 KATONG. Fri. T}>e Chinese Swimming Club at Amber Road will hold a buffet and dance for all club members and friends at the CSC premises on Saturday from 8.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. Tickets are $3 per head and i are available at the club.
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      Telephone down
      28 11 FARER PARK. Fri. RAF Chia Keng just managed to beat Singapore Telephone Board by two goals to nil ln a soccer match at Fairer Park, yesterday.
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      Constructors XI break down strong defence
      37 11 NAVAL BASE, Friday. THE Chief Constructors Department became league winners of the Dockyard Football Association by beating Cashex 4—o at Deptford Road ground. The strong defence of Ic-chov *j-;r»s. nvprromc by
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      233 11 f PRODENT soooo JACKPOT COMPETITION NO 5 NEW 1960 FORD ANCLIA 2ml PRIZE 52.000 cash 3rd PRIZE Sl.OOO/- cash "You sure wish to |om this GREAT PRODENT TOOTHPASTE Competition Buy your tube ot PRODENT to-doy and at the same time ask for the Competition Entry m^^mm^^ Form". Closing Dote 30th
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      31 YEARS A SPEEDSTER, POPE TRIES AGAIN IN MACAO PRIX
      425 12  -  G. SUBHAS By Singapore. Fri. FREDDIE POPE. Singapore's evergreen motor-racing enthusiast, left for Hong Kong on Wednesday by the Chusan to take part m the Macao Grand Prix. When asked if he was not "too old" to be taking part
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      FIVE NEW RECORDS SET AT P.P.S.S. AND CRESCENT SWIM
      422 12 FIVE NEW RECORDS SET AT P.P.S.S. AND CRESCENT SWIM KATONG, Friday. FIVE new records were created at the 3rd combined swimming carnival of the Pasir Panjang Secondary School and Crescent Girls' School held at the Chinese Swimming Club. One record was P.; P.t:: -rj I champions wen Division— Tan P
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      Brilliant Cup trial
      448 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS Bukit Timah, 6 a.m. *< Ml* *Hr 3-V^-V 3K SEASONED STAYER GOES FAST AS A TOP SPRINTER TODAY S GALLOPS by t pRINCE ol Lalita, one of the top weights for Sunday's $35,000 Singapore (.old Cup, did a brilliant trial this morning at Bukit Timah.
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      Jeffery James
      292 12 lAiihiKifitiilinVt'iCONFIRMATION AT PURWOKERTO If the Indonesian badminton championshipps at Puruokerto confirmed -Hala\a's superiority m the doubles, it also confirmed ."Malaya's weakness m the singles Only lan Yee Khan, the Selangor international singles run-ner-up. reached the semi-final, lie lei I rathei surprising^ to Fdd> Vusui. the Indonesian who onl>
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      Army team to play Malays
      88 12 JALAN BESAR. Fri. Army play their last Premier League soccer match against Singapore Malays at Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday at 5. 1n p.m. The Army 'earn will be chosen from: Pte. BA. Nash. Cpl. P.V. Barlow. L Cpl. MA. Edward.**. Cpl. W.J. Hawes. Spr.
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      Supreme victory
      32 12 SERANGOON Fri. Supreme Coun beat Cmtral I'.ovideiit Fund by two .nals to nil In a friendly game oi soccer played on ihe AUPE giouna yes.erday. Seevapntham scored both tne goal?.
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      Still no decision
      24 12 BRAS BA.-AH. PH.- -City .nci Seraugocy] played a goalless draw ii: their replay ol i.:e Schools Imer-district hockey final here vesierdav.
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      THESE SWIMMING YOUNGSTERS HAVE GOT THE WILL TO WIN
      27 12 A few of the winners at the Singapore Primary Schools Inter-District Carnival held at the Chinese Swimming Club.
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