The Singapore Free Press, 23 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The Singapore Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1960 15 CENTS
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    YIN FOR KASAVUBU'S MEN
    326 1 YIN FOR KASAVUBU' S MEN Nehru attacks outside interference m Con&o af fairs 'The Parliament must meet' ssembly votes to keep it despite iposition UNITED NATIONS, Wed. THE General Assembly last night voted to seat m the United Nations a Congolese delegation headed by President Joseph Kasavubu, thus enabling the
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    After night clash—Now Congolese troops Arrest UN personnel
    10 1 After night clash— Now Congolese troops Arrest UN personnel FMLDFMDSLM
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    Shell makes its choice
    156 1 Shell makes its choice \KYY YORK, Wed.— The Sheil Oil Company is to put its entire advertising budget into newspapers, the New York Times said. An announcement would be made soon, said advertising writer Robert Alden. The decision a "closely guarded secret" was said to have been made alter a
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    Mother jailed for 'punishment bath'
    40 1 MI I w AL'KEE i Wisconsm nun. .a Boiait. 2U. rday fOi .scalding her lour-yea r-old son to deatli hi a "punishmenl bath." Judge Herbex: s^fie.-, described the boy's punisnment for misronduct as 'sadistic torture."
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    Tengku's visitor
    23 1 Tengku' s visitor LONDON. Wed.— Mr. George Drew. Canadian High Commissioner to Britain, called here yes.erday on Tengku Abdul Rahman. Malayan Prime Minister.
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    Burma helps India
    19 1 NEW DELHI. Wed —Burma is o-operating with India m efloru to combat attacks by rebel Nags
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    Dollars pour in for Cheer Fund: Kind Sixteen pay $1,095
    246 1 Dollars pour in for Cheer Fund: Kind Sixteen pay $1,095 gIXGAPORE CITY, Wed. Even before an alloul campaign has been launched, money tor this year's Rotary Club Cheer Fund is already rolling m. Willi sixteen donations from readers scattered all over the island and a thousand dollar cheque from the
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    SATA plans to build chest clinic to serve East Coast
    219 1  - SATA plans to build chest clinic to serve East Coast CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPOKE CITY. Wed. FKSDFNKSDNF ifi ySSE^Bf TIIK Planning Authority is now studying the plans for a $200,000 regional clinic submitted ])v the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Clinic. The regional chest clinic will be built by SATA at the
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    How to live longer
    13 1 LONDON. Wed.— Nearly too business executives will attend a
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 I l< I .1. Ih« ton STOCK EXCHA" mi (I t ||f JH'I Imi^i ih^ I 1QUAKE SHOCK ■I KM I M w kti m.
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    MALAYAN, HK FUNDS
    30 1 Pin an Pund manager's prices today, buying $1.16 selling $1.24 id Mn Fund n: cents -lhng $1.02. Pin( Hong Kong Fund n. HK SI fT HK $1.10.
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      18 1 DANDRICIDE banishes B OANDRUFF! AGAIN j£l| E^ T CASES Hairdressers Counters. WAl^^^^^ mm^ l -jy niiaffi'' FOR ME
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    Hong Kong forms new encourage industry
    37 2 Hong Kong forms new encourage industry aaaaM— —i by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE UONG KONG. Wed. The colony ten. formally inched the .vly formed Federation of Hoim Kon»; Indu ncourai lopment ol the m- 'Rising tide'
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    American talks with Bonn to boost the dollar fails
    313 2 American talks with Bonn to boost the dollar fails BONN, Wednesday. AMERICAN and West German talks have tailed to reach full agreement on ways to ease Ihe U.S. balance of payments deficit, notably on direct defence payments by West Germany. The Lilks will be continued by experts today, informed sources
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    'FUNERAL FEAST' TO MARK END OF NEWS CHRONICLE
    48 2 'FUNERAL FEAST' TO MARK END OF NEWS CHRONICLE London, w •wake" was Id here on Monday by the former staff of the N Chronicle. The N a swallowed up by the Con>- Mail last nth. At the same time ter pap Star, bsorbed by the London Even. Bu
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    RUBBER DOWN AT OPENING BUT MARKET IS QUIET AND STEADY
    158 2 RUBBER DOWN AT OPENING BUT MARKET IS QUIET AND STEADY m mm W mmm mm M w» I Iri r~ftS i*i la am ■ban K ?vr WO^A LONDON. Wed. At the outset quotations were adjusted downward slightly to conform with another net decline at Singapore. Buyers were slow m coming
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    Market indices
    32 2 LONDON Thr financial Times market indices for Nov. 4, laxt >ear. week n, r o. previous and vrsterdav's. respectively: Tins: 205.6, 2726. 275.4, 272? Rubbrr: 216. 1. 102.0. 189.9. 190.6
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    165 2 -I lying alongside the Sbafa- pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1 '2, Lipscombe Lykes 4/5, Star Bella trix 6 A. Diomed 6/7, Slate of un 8/9. Unburn 10/n, Alcinous 13 14. Kamikawa Maru lo IG. Miryu Maru 18. Noreverett 19. Pesco N- Wall
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  • Round the World market Prices
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      Dow Jones Averages
      35 2 NEW YORK. N«v. 22. Previous Today 3u lnoumtai» t M 6 ••0 Railroads I f*s 7p «0 Oomestle Bends v 4 50 15 Utilities g \tb Stocks Cemaoutt Avoracta 20) 74 J00.04
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      U.S. Pepper
      27 2 Malabar epoc 51, afloat. 47t. Nov. 47|, N toN h;»e apol T.i. afloat* 72, Nov. shipment ex-dOCk. Above price* Quoted m U.S. cent* cr-r lo
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      100 2 LONDON. Ntv. 22. Previous Today RUBBEIt No i m c.if. Euroiu-.i' ports. Now i unquoted Oec 24 l.i J4 IS 16 RUBBER No. 1 R*S Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Oec 25 Jan. M.ir 2b 7 lr.< TONE Very steady. PEPPER wmit JjtjMdk I
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      New York Prices
      43 2 NEW YORK. Nov. JJ. Previouj Today TIN Strait* on. i h m. 1 ..7 RUBBER FlftUfM Nov. Jan. 29.50 TONE Very steady SALES: 126 lots. No. 1 RSS Dec. landed price 291 COFFEE: Futuris B MNtract Oec U.N 3> v"i
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      82 2 LONDON. Nov. 22. Previoui Today COPRA PhiliDiitni* If. U.K. Narth European port* delivered weight per lons ton No* COPRA. Strait* Borneo C.l.f. U.K./ North European ports deliverer? weight per long ton Nov. Dee. t'r>7 bJiUNUr OIL. crude Straits e.i.f. European p o r t a m milh
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    UP 6 DOWN 17 UNCHANGED 151
    189 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Tuesday 19 5 19 6 2.85 2.85 K. Kamra- 148,1 K. Kamunting 15 10^2 *14 9 K. Lanjut 142 6 137 6 Kamunting *I 5 l 1 *U Kent (1/-) "3 712 *3/4% i Keporg i
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    The 'classic' repots from Raub Gold Co.
    429 2 The 'classic' repots from Raub Gold Co. By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. [T is a pih that a company that present* a fine annual report as that of the Rnuh Australian Gold Miking Co. >hould not be able to report happier result^. Brokers consider this document io
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    Buyers are cautious in London markets
    208 2 Buyers are cautious in London markets I ON DON, Wed. SettleJment day considerations and a cautious attitude on the part of buyers led to dull conditions In the London stock markets yesterday. Sentiment was affected by a press suggestion of higher American interest rates which produced the thought that a
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      119 2 THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED. Nos S<ngapare *****. XI. 8896E P. Swettenham 6432. Penang *****. EUROPE SERVICE Aden, Port Said, Naples, Genoa, Marseilles, ■Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Scandinavia with transhipment. Extra Calls At: Mer«e Uc.d m t rt 24 Nov Alexandria. B lona. Le Havre. Hamburg (18 12,. Bremen, mPc 26
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      46 2 N.Y.K.LINE 21 29 Nov Ah ati v ETO 23 Nov Gdr 11 ETO 23 Nov :i 25 Nev 1 2 Oec 29 30 Nev 27 21 Nov In Port ETO 24 Nev Zu.vo Man 26 27 X Mikeae Mam 4 5 Oec M J ''> 2 Oec
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      75 2 BARBER LINE Ffem U.i A EAST COAST POP' TACAYTAY FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LDQ Fram US A GULF PORT IGLENVILLE 6 Ore BARBER-FERN VILLI LDfl Te: NEW YORK. BOSTON. PNILABELPHit i FRANCISVILLE MANOEVILLE HARRISONS 6c CROSFIELD HARRISONS 6c CROSMELD (F lei ISTHMIAN LINE TO M aiso Kceptiac cargo w i Limited
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    Imagine yourself
    13 3 Imagine yourself ItffY MAN FINOS ISOLATION I LOCAL HID LIFE I ir land
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    Beat' an orchid and it'll bloom
    413 3  -  G. SUBHAS TL 1 Ihe love-life of a flower by an expert THEY MAY BE A LITTLE INDISCREET AND HAVE MANY FAULTS. BUT ITS NICE HAVING THEM By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. PROMINENT orchid-grower, Mr. Yeoh Bok Choon revealed some unusual aspects of orchid-growing m
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    SEOW KUEN WILL APPEAR AT FILM SHOWS IN AID OF THEATRE FUND
    142 3 SEOW KUEN WILL APPEAR AT FILM SHOWS IN AID OF THEATRE FUND SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— j Visiting Hong Ko actress, popular Miss Scow Kuen, 2u. will make personal appearances at the King's Theatre and New Happy Theatre tonight at the showing of the 111 m, "The Teenager." Gross takings at
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    Dam nearly ready
    36 3 IPOH. Wed. A project undertaken oy the Drainage and Irrigation Department to prevent floods at Gopeng town. 12 miles from here. and a large part of the Kinta valley is now nearing completion.
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    Jobs for 650
    23 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. About 650 newly trained teachers will be posted to schools m the Federation m January next year.
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    Six blind scouts go on a 10-mile cross-country hike
    167 3 SINGAPORJ 1 IV. Wed Six blind scouts of the H>l Scout (iroup of the Singapore School for the Blind hiked ten miles recently for an exercise. They were Tan Hiok Yiow, 18, (patrol leader): Ngiam Quek Bee, IS. (patrol second); Kassim
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    1,2OO VOLUNTEERS WILL HELP TO RAISE $10,000
    87 3 1,2OO VOLUNTEERS WILL HELP TO RAISE $10,000 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. About 1.200 volunteers will sell flags and car labels lor the Singapore Children Society, on its flag Day on Dec. 10. An official of the Society said that their target this year is 310.000. The official hope. members of the
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    Parents see display of handwork done by 1,200 school children
    169 3 Parents see display of handwork done by 1,200 school children ALEXANDRA, Wednesday. THERE was a good turn out of parents to see the work of 1.200 children on display at the third annual art and handwork exhibition of Delta Schools I and 11. The exhibits were all done by the
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    Plans to train Johore farmers
    151 4 THREE-WEEK COURSE PLUS FREE FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAINEES JOHORK BAHRU, Wednesday. THK JOHORE Government is to establish two rural agricultural centres at Sungei Sudan and Tangkak, m Muar District, to train 550 farmers a year. Construction of the new training centres will begin m
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    Union wants unified salary scheme
    36 4 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed. The 2,300-stront;--strong Harbour Trade Union is to demand a unified salary scheme for its members working m three stevedoring firms here. Govt, to set up two agricultural centres
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    RENTS MAY GO UP NEXT YEAR SAYS THE COUNCIL CHIEF
    84 4 RENTS MAY GO UP NEXT YEAR SAYS THE COUNCIL CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council takes into consideration the size. age. condition and type ol construction of a house and other properties before revaluing them. This was explained by the council's president, Mr. A. D. n clarifying
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    Madam Goh tells of troubles with guerillas and terrorists
    276 4  - Madam Goh tells of troubles with guerillas and terrorists Mother and her son produce 5,000 sheets of smoked rubber yearly m Johore jungle j By ARTHUR RICHARDS KOTA TINGGI, Wed. D cc p in the Jungles of Ulu Sungei, Johore. I met Madam Goh Ah Ting, 64, and her son,
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    'Beware subversive elements' call to Johore penghulus
    358 4 TMIK Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin llaji Yunos, recently warned penghulus to beware of "subversive elements and ill-informed critics*' m the State. "These people arc trying to discredit the Government.'* he told 37 penghulus attending a civics course at the
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    $2,395 FOR WELFARE WORK
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    There will never be another like Gable—the screen hero for all time
    631 4  - T here will never be another like Gable the screen hero for all time I "j\\l going to get me that croc." said CI to his eye as we stood next to one ganyika. On a mud tlat m the middle distant i itself lazily. "Yep," said Gable, I'm c
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    PARENTS PAGE
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    THIS EXHIBITION IS A 'MUST' FOR A ALL
    9 5 THIS EXHIBITION IS A 'MUST' FOR A ALL i
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    Off to a flying start...but now you hardly hear of the P.T.A.
    481 5 Off to a flying start... but now you hardly hear of the P.T.A. TEACHERS. PARENTS MUST WORK TOGETHER FOR COMMON GOOD J I ST what has happened to the Parent niV c Cfler Ass °C»a«on? A postwar idea, thr was started m a score of primary and secondary schools less
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    STAMP STORY
    214 5 STAMP STORY Curious error m West Indies issue... again! l UIRISTOPHER COLU\.\j BUS has been depictec e >tumps of man j countries. But only St. Kitts. m the British West Indies, persisted m a curerror. years, St Kitts' ips showed him dis the inland with a yet Columbus ed a
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    THIS IS WHAT A MODEL PTA CAN DO...
    124 5 THIS IS WHAT A MODEL PTA CAN DO... TUST one example of what a PTA can do to help the school comes from the Pasir Panjang English School this week. The PTA has donated four Childrens' Encyclo- n paedia to the school for presentation as prizes to the best all-around
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    PARENTS' MAILBAG
    189 5 PARENTS' MAILBAG DEAR Demi Tasse: 1 have a son who is m Form 11. He has a; ked me if I would pay for a return ticket to Kuala Lumpur during the December holidays. He wants to do the trip with a few of his school mates and intends spending
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      17 5 f" .OOICA k m and I I I EACH I -A. LTD., -I colours lu ndred tissues
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      174 5 A tt Are you going bald? gA-£s*Jm)j* patches were becoming mcroov m I IrttJ^y 4 lB vised me to try C ll"Hl0{ir1l( I must admit that I v. obout mY^pAm^^^AWZZzyi ts efflC BJ The result ho* beew Br? 5»jX growing hoir imk|s Wm\m\ rHIS TESTIMONIAL IS VJV Am% AVAILABLE FROM
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      210 5 chile: ner. RIP KIRBY by Johi* Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson IHP C~" WE SENT FOOLS CN I I THEN WHEN YOU H*YE WHY MY <C^\ PLEASE.' LET ME SHOW I AN EXPERT'S ERRANP. PRCVEP YOURSELF, <sSm| 6RANP- A^JIV YOU AROUNP... > TVIEMONALISA f fk*J, BUT WHEN YOU SRI NG- YCU
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      The welfare men should step in now
      217 6 WHAT is the purpose of the Singapore Association for the Deaf? To look after the interests of the unfortunates at the Oral School and at the Si?n School. To help them m every manner possible. Has it succeeded m this aim? No. It
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      The Anthem
      48 6 WHEN you hear the T? National Anthem, stand up. Not for fear of that $1,000 fine but because it is the Anthem of your country. Because the whole concept of loyalty to Singapore is centred round that Anthem. How infuriating it is to see individuals 101
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    PLACE FOR PRIVATE PLANES
    942 6  -  LAN MOK-AI Captain Andren: This medium of air transport has great possibilities By Singapore City, Wed. New horizons m trade and jobs PRIVATE aviation could become a major industry m Singa p o r c, with scope for employment to match the motor business, said Captain
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    Start saving today and you'll be able to go on that dream Orient tour
    486 6 Start saving today and you'll be able to go on that dream Orient tour ililMlflei JHIIiRK is feverish activity m all the major cities m this area to make next year's "Visit the Orient" campaign an unparalleled success. Already governments concerned have expressed willingness to relax immigration rules to enable
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    Now the State combats dreaded VD
    88 7  -  IAN MOK-AI by clinlc !!-J!^_jggD"g_j^P e "saries and educating service quietlyjtaekle_this_rapidly diminishing disease eatment and care is piifjdential: Separate ,(j o ns for women and 0 at the hospitals F,LDFSDF SINGAPORE. Wed. nitiafa which connotate aid which write the st-port and city is id
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    A DOUBLE JOY FOR GIRL ON HER WAY TO AUSTRALIA
    104 7 A DOUBLE JOY FOR GIRL ON HER WAY TO AUSTRALIA I'PPF.K SERANGOON, Wed. Miss Lora Pohan. acher m the South-hast I aion College, is due to tor Australia take up a srereterial •nar\ College. <rangbon. New South Wmk I «»ra Pohan who received able from the Coll» firming her admission
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    Mildred and Veronica win prizes good work
    112 7 Mildred and Veronica win prizes good work SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— Raffles Girls' Primary School held their annual prizegiving day and art and handwork exhibition at the school premises m Queen Street. Veronica Chew Tiat Bin and Mildred Elia.s from the morning and afternoon sions. respectively, topped the School's Examination tor
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    Madeline threw up a – tree air trip to Japan to say 'I do'
    166 7 Madeline threw up a tree air trip to Japan to say 'I do' PAY A LEBAR, Wed— A 23--year-old airline ground hostess threw awa> a free trip to Japan to marry a Penang doctor she met three year* ago. Miss Madeline Tan, of Japan Air lines, was entitled to a
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    Money for villagers
    48 7 PENANG, Wed. The Acting Premier and Minister for Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak. announced In Alor Star that he would ask Parliament at its budget meeting next month to provide an interim development estimate m "readiness" for the Governments second five year rural development plan.
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    Towards more tin
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Senior officers of the Department of Mines have been urged to "press on" with their task of prospecting for tin ore In Malay reservations.
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    Civilian association to hold beer-drinking contest for members only
    138 7 Civilian association to hold beer-drinking contest for members only SERANGOON, Wednesday. THE Base Ordnance Depots Civilians Association will hold its first get-together party ■n Dec. 2 at the club house m St. George's id. for S(K) members. of the party BODCA Night are a beer men, a soccer on a
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    A MISS RETURNS AFTER A BEAUTY COURSE
    25 7 A MISS RETURNS AFTER A BEAUTY COURSE SINGAPORE CITY, feed.— Attractive Miss Helen Wong Sek Gek. 24, has returned to Singapore after mmnletinf a three-month
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    JEWELLER DONATES A PIANO TO SPASTICS
    91 7 JEWELLER DONATES A PIANO TO SPASTICS STAMFORD, Wed.— A leading jeweller In High Street. Mr. Henry Sena, has presented a piano to the Singapore Spastic children's Association on the occasion of nis 62nd birthday. He said. "I thought it might be a good idea to donate a piano to the
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    Mr. Moss at last had his breakfast in a leisurely way at airport
    230 7 Mr. Moss at last had his breakfast in a leisurely way at airport pAYA LEBAR, Wed. Mr. Marc Moss, a Malayan Airways passenger, is obviously a man who believes m enjoying a good hearty breakfast. When he checked m at the airline's counter at the airport on Monday he found
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    Visiting general gets a rousing welcome from 200 islanders
    187 7 Visiting general gets a rousing welcome from 200 islanders PULAU BRANI, Wednesday. jyjOHE THAX' 200 islanders here and members of the 174 th Pulau Brani Sea Scout Group gave a rousing welcome to Major-Gen-eral I. C. Harris, General Officer Commanding, Singapore Base District, when he visited the island during the
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    5-year land plan
    52 7 KUANTAN Wed. Pahang i has drawn up a land alienaj tion scheme under which nearly 35,000 landless families m the state and from I other parts of the Federation will be given land m the next i five years. miii j uj 1 1 i■■ i. lA
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      29 7 I*Y__T7t > Dv i^^n K__S_«n__B j^&Wo«X*W««»ofr^*«Sc? LET ME KNOW WHEN OU? MISERY GETS BACK FROM j _UNCH -HE'S ALWAYS MORE V CHEERFUL WHEN HE'S /n. HAP A COUPLE p 4p_m
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    Kite-fighting is the new sport as winds become strong
    161 8 Kite-fighting is the new sport as winds become strong KATONG, Wed.— With the windy season at hand, "kite-fighting" is now m full swing. Both young and old are out enjoying the sport. The battle ground is a vacant plot of land at Koh Chuan Avenue. During the afternoons about 30
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    CHURCH TO HOLD DAY-LONG XMAS TREAT FOR CHILDREN
    98 8 CHURCH TO HOLD DAY-LONG XMAS TREAT FOR CHILDREN X ATONG, Wed. The Queen of Peace Church m Tanjong Katong Road will hold a Christmas treat for the children m the area on Dec. 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children attending this Christmas treut are pro- mised lots of
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    Schools to hold science quiz
    66 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. An inter school science guiz organised by St. Andrew's School Science Society— will be held m the Shaw Hall of the school today at 3 p.m. The schools which will participate m the quiz are Raffles Institution, St. Joseph's Institution, Victoria School,
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    Change in names
    23 8 SINGAPORE CITY Wed —The Raffles Library and the Raffles Museum will be soon re-named National Li- brary and National Museum.
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    School will hold Japanese flower arrangement show
    81 8 KATONG, Wed.-Students of the Sogestsu School vviii hold an exhibition of Japanese flower arrangements at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec 10 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Proceeds from this show will go to the St. Andrew's r— w Mission Hospital. It
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    Women have important role in church work, says Canon Chelliah
    234 8  -  P.N. SENEVIRATNE By Katong, Wednesday j 'J'HE important role of women m church work was stressed by Canon D. D. Chelliah, the Archdeacon of Singapore, when he addressed the St. Hilda's congregation m Katong, to celebrate its 26th anniversary and
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    THE DAY GRANDMA – LIM SHARED HER JOY WITH CLARA
    105 8  - THE DAY GRANDMA LIM SHARED HER JOY WITH CLARA CONRAD CHIEW By KATONG. Wed. J^ KATONG grandmother and her granddaughter celebrated their birthdays on the same day at their Joo Glial home recently Grandmother Lim Chye c became 75-year-old according to the Chii. lunar calendar, and granddaughter Miss Clara Chiew
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    Thugs attack youth
    29 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. —A young carpenter. Sim Tian Seng, was seriously wounded when he was attacked by a gang of 15 thugs at Jalan Eunos recently.
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    BERSANDING CEREMONY
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    48 8 ■Photo by Inche Kusari bin Shariff and his bride. Che Alimah binte Junid at their uedding at Hemmant Road, Geylang. The bridegroom is a chief clerk m Majulah Enterprises and the bride is a midwife m the City Council.— Michael Anchant
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    482 9 Norstad s proposal well received but... HE SAYS IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO INSTITUTE EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF WEAPONS THE INDIAN Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, said yesterday that to give nuclear weapons to all North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) countries would make the difficulty of disarmament
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    MAILER SENT TO HOSPITAL FOR KNIFING WIFE BEATNIK PARTY
    142 9 MAILER SENT TO HOSPITAL FOR KNIFING WIFE BEATNIK PARTY YEW YORK, Wed. Novelist Norman iler, accused ot knifhis wife m a wordrage after a atnik party, was to a hospital day for observaB mental condition described as paranoia with homicidal tendencies. The 37-year-old author of "Th xi And The md
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    Next year's line for the beach
    48 9 Next year's line for the beach Cote d'Aiur" beachwear fashions for summer. 1961. were presented by the Union of Cote d'Azur Fashion Creators m Paris this week. Photo shows "I slam," a delightful shirt and tie top, with two-pocketed shorts, m white-spotted red cotton >atm. Paul Popper Photo.
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    $260,000 robbery
    16 9 LONDON. Wed —A south-East London Post Office *as last night robbed of $M 260,000
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    THE INTEGRATION CRISIS CAUSES HALT IN PAY FOR TEACHERS
    190 9 THE INTEGRATION CRISIS CAUSES HALT IN PAY FOR TEACHERS NEW ORLEANS, Wed. The New Orleans School Board announced yesterday that the integration crisis has become so bad that it cannot pay its teachers and other employees the Ms 6 million due them. School superintendent Dr. James F. Redmon, said the
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    US WILL DESTROY ATTACKERS' WARNING AT LAUNCHING OF BIGGEST-EVER ATOM SUB
    269 9 US WILL DESTROY ATTACKERS' WARNING AT LAUNCHING OF BIGGEST-EVER ATOM SUB F,DLFMSL by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE GROTON. C «nn«cticut), Wed. Soviet i Communist China were terday that they would be m own destruction if they atled a surprise attack upon the United warning came from Gen. Lyman L.
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    POLICE PLAN TO DUMP BIG TNT HAUL INTO SEA
    93 9 POLICE PLAN TO DUMP BIG TNT HAUL INTO SEA SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— Police are finalising arrangements to dump m the sea the big haul of TNT which was discovered about 10 days ago by a Customs patrol m a Mill Lane cul-de-sac off Kallang Road. The explosives m eight four
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    Drop in rubber prices may put an end to sale of stockpile
    148 9 Drop in rubber prices may put an end to sale of stockpile THE Times m a financial article said ycstti--1 I:iv the decline m rubta ;pn«* which, m spite of repeated secondary rallies has been m progress since the middle of May, has reached an important milestone. The London spot
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    Rebels punished
    28 9 SAIGON, Wed.— The South Vietnam Government has ordered confiscation of all property I belonging to rebels involved m I the Nov. 11 coup d'etat m Saigon.
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    MOTORING NEWS AND IEW PRESENTED
    443 10 This 'Grand Old Lady' of Singapore makes a trip JF YOU'VE been passing Orchard Road oi late you must have seen her £oin£ proudly round and round this venerable grandmother of the modern Angiia, Prefect, Zephyr and Zodiac. Perhaps voifx ii stopped by to see
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    BORGWARD DIESEL NOW FOR THE TAXIS
    138 10 BORGWARD DIESEL NOW FOR THE TAXIS TWENT round and round m a taxi last week at the invitation of the Singapore agents for Borgward. They were introducing the long-famous Borgward diesel engine which has. at the time of writing, been fitted m more than 50 local taxis. Named the "D
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    POWER FOR CARS BY BATTERY IN A FEW YEARS
    83 10 POWER FOR CARS BY BATTERY IN A FEW YEARS AN electric motor car, with a battery that can be recharged m no more time than it takes to fill up with petrol, may be practical possibility within a few years, according to a British firm which is investigating the potentialities
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    Firm builds rear-engined bus with 200 h.p. for cruising at speed
    224 10 Firm builds rear-engined bus with 200 h.p. for cruising at speed A NEWLY developed 0 horse pov. 4ined coach chi peciflcally bu: -speed m the USA. xhibited on the :id of Leyland Mors Ltd.. at the rent Commercial Ve■le Show m London. -trge hpe d complement apable of veil up
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    JAPAN'S SMALL CAR OUTPUT ONLY SLIGHTLY AFFECTED BY MARKET SLUMP
    185 10 JAPAN'S SMALL CAR OUTPUT ONLY SLIGHTLY AFFECTED BY MARKET SLUMP rpOKYO, Wed. Japan's small car production industry was affected slightly over the first six months of the fiscal year April to September, by the current slump m overseas markets. „owever, during the period, production showed an increase of 73.4 per
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    Large scale dismissals at Coventry: 1,700 from Standard laid off
    260 10 Large scale dismissals at Coventry: 1,700 from Standard laid off f COVENTRY, Wed. First large scale dismissals due to the present difficulties m the British motor industry took effect at Coventry yesterday when 1.700 manual workers ended their employment at the Standard Motor Company. Standard's remaining 6.000 manual employees will
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      152 10 S f THE LEAVES SHOULD BE FREE TO BEPOPE aSMANTL/NG A *■*>* °Y E O" 6 ANOTHER. CLEAN WITH s-^vg CLA^rrr.NA Ia wire brush and grease z*c V INTERLEAVING HAS BEEN USE". CLEAN *CE TUES LOOSEN THE /fit yvrTH WSRAF~N AND PO NOT GREASE/ CE*~V£ BOLT LEST THE /mt/^ uNLl
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    644 11 SUCH A POLITE BUT 'SLEEPY' BOY FRIEND m^mm^^^ T* _P*^_fc •j r^->-» lid B I :lt 1 I I I ft. ume. I would let the d< I'd support ed to a he can rely nd by his Dear Esme, p fuiNhuiut ramies him- a i comedian and inks it
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    THIRTY STUDENTS IN CHINESE Y.M.C.A. RECEIVE AWARDS FOR A CALLIGRAPHY CONTEST
    266 11 THIRTY STUDENTS IN CHINESE Y.M.C.A. RECEIVE AWARDS FOR A CALLIGRAPHY CONTEST j SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. 4 BOUT 30 students of the .V the Chii. VNR A South Pur received awards a calligraphy prize giv- ceremony at the premises during the weekend. Dr. Tai Chin Hwa. lecturln Education at the UniMalaya,
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    Prizes for boys and girls
    50 11 POCKET- MONEY prizes are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are rour prizes offered—each of 65 (two for boys and two for girls). Post your effort to Aunty Wendy, c/o The Singapore Free Press, Times House. t-i;..~— ir<-»11rw-. Oz-korl filv»oro_
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    A RACER AND A RACE THEY'LL TALK ABOUT
    120 12 0 THE "Grand Old Man" of motor-cycle racing m Malaya. Lemat bin Churriek, celebrated his 52nd birthday recently. With the same old machine which he rode at the Coronation Grand Prix and last year's Castrol Cup race, Lemat took part m all
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    Grinning 'wonder-boy' Cheng stole the show from the state's top motor-cyclists
    970 12 Grinning 'wonder- boy' Cheng stole the show from the state's top motor-cyclists G. SUBHAS reviews the Castrol Trophy Races held on Sunday y VERY race that was run oil during the Castrol Trophy meeting: at Sem- bawang on Sunday, was on action- packed thriller. Chris Protfit White establishing himself as
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    Weekend's Poppy Fund matches in Johore Bahru
    203 12 Weekend's Poppy Fund matches in Johore Bahru JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The > represent the Johore i Bahru District Hotkey Association I against the c Joint Serin the match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund here on SaturAiil oe: Ma: (Customs); Joghin- i der Singh dRCj, Purupanan (.Police*; Murugasu <IRC».
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    GOPALAN CAN BE BOXER OF THE YEAR
    332 12  - GO PAL AN CAN BE BOXER OF THE YEAR C. CHELLAPPAH by Singapore City, Wedne A SIZZLING left hook followed by a dynamiu right, and then a thud! That is wh would see when Singapore's national and feather weight king and knockout specialist X nan Gopalan is m action. He
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    12 12 A page that spotlights I the champions and the I
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    AT 44, CHAN IS BLAZING A COMEBACK TRAIL IN TABLE TENNIS
    129 12 AT 44, CHAN IS BLAZING A COMEBACK TRAIL IN TABLE TENNIS SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— A veteran who is blaziny, the comeback trail m tennis is 44-year-old Chan Poh Ylng of City Bank Club Making an appearance at thi cent STTA 'home' cham; after an absence of eight j to an
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    Johari and Malay cagers
    48 12 Johari and Malay cagers PISU ivw.i v. Johuri hin Mah.in.i. the onl> Malaj stai basl ball pla.wr m Pashould he applain creditable effort* m m ior t!i« formation All-Mai headache be did i to imp' every v. Th Team" at tl '•I hop tervi BkM Johan i anc:
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    Royal Engineers Cup badminton
    11 12 > Panjang. will i lenqe Cup d Wood.
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      117 12 »J1 P F l l ||i| J| I f^^ im 1 JK»F^ 1 £JL** J i Jb h£____H___H w ::"ai. -.-;o;-. 1 (ims across mmMl _^_T5 i i- I 1 %%m% I 2ljlto be studied shortly be- 12 3 (4 IS 6 lore the hearing? (5). IB L M mmmi
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    five Redskin braves scalp 46 Paleface Metes in a day...
    295 13 THEN CHUG HOME ON EARLY TRAIN I probably was unaware ol the existence oi l)r re, hut he was a familiar and respected figure lh> coaching career included stints at La- lege m America, and he directed the \usNut his
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      International referee now in Singapore has Kiwi craze
      586 13  - International referee now in Singapore has Kiwi craze B. NORMAN By SINGAPORE, Wed. "WHO is that referee? I've not seen him before but he's darn good." It was a Malaya Cup rugger game at Johore, and the spectator who voiced this praise was echoing the thoughts of a hundred others.
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      SHIELD TOURNAMENTS IN BADMINTON, TABLE TENNIS
      149 13  - SHIELD TOURNAMENTS IN BADMINTON, TABLE TENNIS JOSEPH DORAI By SINGAPORE CITY. WeO tyTEARNE BROTHERS Sports Club have sponsored an Inter-Company hadminton and tahle tennis tournament. Six major motor companies will take part. They are Malayan Motors, Universal Cars, Far East Motors, Lyons Motors, Federal Motors, and Wearne Bros. Twenty-live badminton
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      Weight meet at Broadway Hall
      70 13 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federations senior national championships on Saturday and Sunday will take place at the Broadway Hall. New World. "It will be able to accommodate the biggest crowd m view of Singapore Olympic r medallist. Tan Howe Liang, participating m hibition
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      92 13 SCC XV versus Selangor Club SINGAPORE CITY, Wed Singapore Cricket Club will send a strong rugby team to Kuala Lumpur the annual match against Selangor Club on Saturday. Nine State players are included, and so is England international Jeff Clemen! The team: J. R. S. Kirkham: R.B. Williams. D. R.
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      Cycle prizes
      31 13 TAMPINES. Wed. Royal Air Force Cycling Association will present prizes to the fastest men at the 10-miie time trial event to be I here today at 5.15 p.m. sharp.
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    Kid Berg to sell his gold belt
    178 13 LONDON, Wed. Jack (Kid) Bert, former welter-weight champion of the world and boxing idol of the Kant End during the early thirties, is selling his gold championship belt, because he would "rather have the cash. Kid Berg, now ">4. won the KSM belt
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    Sport will draw the tourists here
    198 14  - Sport will draw the tourists here JEFFREY JAMES by OEE BIG SPORT m SUNN* SINGAPORE! This can well be the new slogan oi" the Singapore Tourist Association to attract sports tans from all over the world during 'Visit the Orient Year' next year. Jf the plans of the Orient Year
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    ALL SET FOR TONIGHT
    112 14 t ßombay's speed versus— Singapore's technique TONIGHT'S th* Bight for water polo thrills. Singapore and Bombay water poloists ate all >et for their hie Clash at right at the River Vallej Road pool. the Bombay tourists depend on speed—l watched them travel m the water at
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    Four minutes to go and the goalie was unbeaten
    184 14 SAFA JUNIOR CUP By C. CHELLAPPAH Jalan Besar Stadium Wed. RAI Seletar \V 1: Singapore Telephone Board 0 SPEED curried the airmen to victory yesterday. In the final oi' the Junior Cup they meet the winners of Chi* Athletic "A" and
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    208 14 Captain went to play golf and came home with a horse By ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed T<HIS is the success story of a "stray" Arrieties who won at the Penang: amateur race meeting, and the couple whose courage and love of horses made them adopt him. His pedigree and
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    Young Daruls stay hungry
    75 14 I 1 Darul \fiah V 1, Chinese Athletic 'A' 1. M JALAN BESAR. Wed.— Fiery, j young and packed with sta- j mina. Darul Afiah were hun- gry for goals last night. And U they stayed hungry. The experienced Chinese held them, but not without a
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    300 14 THE SCC CRACK UP AGAINST STRONG POLICE IN SECOND HALF Police 1 S.C.C 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. Singapore Cricket Club cracked up m the second hail and went down to the formidable Police eleven m yesterday's S.H.A. Division One league game played on the padang. The score at halftime was
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    101 14 SENGAPOR] Blues XV ration Armed Forces or. padang this Saturd Lim Kian n Boon Leong, Frankie V** i Lim Jit Imm; Siov. Wat: Choon. Koh Toh Ng Buck Huat. Bulat. Woodrapathy; Koh Ah G\ M Icolm Kraal (Capt). C. X Rt serves: James Wee.
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    28 14 CAMBRIDGE. Wed Herb Elliot! has his first "blue. He v ill run for Cambridge University m the annual intry match against Oxford on D» Reuter
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