The Singapore Free Press, 3 January 1961

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    24 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** ABCF7V NATIONAL —*> TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    Hunte is hero
    100 1 Hunte is hero WEST INDIES PAiR DEFY THE ATTACK: 153 FOR 5 I ,i ne. Tues, tiling io bis second st Australia, [ncfo s over•am Con- and canavert an mat, and af- singles thia morn- I 169 for four runs th< Austraoings score out tor Innings, runs for five mined
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    Plane crash: 3 die
    32 1 THE HAGUE, Tues— Three of the crew of five were killed when a Dutch Navy Dakota yesterday crashed m the sea off the coast of Netherlands New Guinea.
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    No stockpile sales
    27 1 LONDON, Tue.s.— There weie no stockpile siiles of natinal rubber m j December. The Boara oi Trade 1 now has 28,685 tons for disposal.
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    SCHOOL STARTS FOR 52,000
    367 1  - SCHOOL STARTS FOR 52,000 DAVID TAWIBYAH More than 380,000 boys and girls now receiving i primary and secondary education: Emphasis will be on integration, teaching of science and maths I New term opens with NEW teachers and NEW syllabus By Singapore City, Tues. I JT was off to school old
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    ALL THE BEST
    33 1 ALL THE BEST To the 52*000 Singapore children who go to the primary for the first time today th c Singapore Fr c c Press wishes a happy and successful school career. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'
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    14th. cent. Hindu relics are stolen in Sarawak
    122 1 14th. cent. Hindu relics are stolen in Sarawak KUCHING. Tue^ Sev. n I 14th. century Hindu ornaments were stolen iron: the Sarawak museum over the Christmas holidays, it was revealed today. The theft was discovered I by the assistant curator, Mr. Lucas Chin, when he made a check of the
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    Stock exchange
    126 1 Malayan Stock Exchange opened quiet m Singapore this morning. No early business was reported done. There were buyers of Eraser Neave Orcis. at 51.97: Gammon $2.12; Henry Wan- a $140; Malayan Cement $1.80; Stvaiis Traders 52.80; Ayer Hi. am 21s. 3d- c all; Kuchai $2.75; and Petaling $3.30.
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    Stay-put parents block the re-opening of 2,623 schools in Ceylon
    168 1 Stay-put parents block the re-opening of 2,623 schools in Ceylon /COLOMBO. Tues —The OeyV/ lon Cabinet met twice ye>terday to discuss the complicated situation over the island's schools, due to rropen today after a Government move taking over many of them. It is feared that a majority of the -J.G23
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    Khrushchev assures US: Russia not building rocket bases in Cuba
    202 1 Khrushchev assures US: Russia not building rocket bases in Cuba MOSCOW, Tuesday. Vllx. Khrushchev yesterday repeated his wish for good relations with the new United States administration but added: "It is not up to us alone there are two sides to the questions." H^ was speaking to journalists soon alter
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    RETURN-TO-CHINA ORDER TO SINGAPORE-BOUND SHIP WITH RED SURVIVORS
    155 1 RETURN-TO-CHINA ORDER TO SINGAPORE-BOUND SHIP WITH RED SURVIVORS SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The 4,000-ton Norwegian freighter Starnght. with 13 shipwrecked Chinese Communist fishermen and a child aboard, is now on her way back to Red China. The immigration authorities were told by the agents of the freighter, originally bound for Singapore
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    CRIB FIRES: WAS IT WORK OF A FANATIC?
    78 1 CRIB FIRES: WAS IT WORK OF A FANATIC? IVERPOOL. Tues.— Police \j kept a watch on all Nativity-scene cribs m j churches here last night i following three fires m various parts of the city. Chief Superintendent James Morris said: "Obviously we must now consider the possibility that these fires
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    French holiday toll
    18 1 PARIS, Tues. Road deaths m j France during Christmas and New Year weekends totalled 111.
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    Sir Geofroy for installation
    56 1 i LONDON. Tues.— Su Geoiroy Tory, British High Commissioner m Malaya will aitenu the installation of Tuanku Syea Sir Putra lbni Almarhum Syea H;us- san Jamamullail. Yang m-Per-tuan Agung Persekaiuar. Tanah Meiayu. as supreme bead of the Federation of Malaya m Kuaia Lumpur tomorrow. This was
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    Lim is off to Seremban as new ACS principal
    213 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— Mr. S. T. Peter Lim, senior assistant at the Anglo-Chinese School m Barker Road. Singapore, has left for Seremban on promotion as principal of the A.C.S. there Mr. Lim, 38, began his teaching career at 16 and served
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    Dutch crisis over
    24 1 THE HAGUE, rtoes.— The 11-l day Dutch Government crisis ended officially yesterday when Prime Minister J.in de Quay withdrew his resignation.
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    Film ban lifted
    18 1 LONDON. Tues. Kenya tag i lifted Us bar. on the Moral Rearma- mer.t film Freedom."
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      Benaud out to end the game today
      228 1 Benaud out to end the game today He makes the crea.se jus 4. In the nick of time as Martm makes a smart th;ow-)n io Grout. 9 a.m.: Hunte is stm fighting. West Indies are 148 lor :»ve, and there's only 19 riiW netxted To avert the ir.mmrs uelea... Hunte
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      At lunch
      55 1 WEST INDIES 2nd Innings HUNTE not out IUI SOLOMON hit wkt b Benaud 4 M'RSE run out 3 KANHAI c Misson b Martin SS SOBERS c Simpson b Martin 0 WORRELL c Simpson b Martin 0 ALEXANDER not out :>7 l.xtras 4 TOTAL lfor.Ukts.l K4 Wickets fell at:
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      Queen's Colour for the R.A.F.
      59 1 LONDON. TIOK.- Tin Bail of Selkirk, United K;;.(;om Oori* missioner tn Singapore itid Commissioner Oeneral lor Souui-Easi Asia, will present a Queen's Colour to the Ru Bast Air Foice m flood-11l p;-....i.e al Ro;. .ii Air Poica- Btaiioa, Cnaujri. on .Tan ]3 It Kill Ml
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      120 1 ■BfM the bllance uPtWPPII bulk aip Yjfamins TROUBLE IS so many of us eat plenty of filling foods which do not contain enough vitamins to keep us going. That's why it is found necessary m certain cases, for people to take supplementary vitamins. They add to the daily diet the
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    Margaret in wild scenes at church as police charge milling crowd
    344 2 Margaret in wild scenes at church as police charge milling crowd LONDON, Tuesday. T4IK mobbing of Princess Margaret when she went to communion al St. Brendan's Church at Birr m the hear! of the Irish Republic occupied much space m Britain's popular newspapers yesterday, with bii^ action pictures of the
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    Glass firm and union resume talks: 600 affected
    205 2 Glass firm and union resume talks: 600 affected SINGAPORE CITY. Toes. Talks between the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Company and the Machine and Engineering Employees Union resume at the Ministry of Labour and Law today T::r COnft tWICC ha tA 611 arranged by the Labour Ministry m an attempt to esoive
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    10 rebels shot
    32 2 El IS.VBETTiVILLE. I ue.v A ol aoou;. CO Wfgrian so:ciier«. n and killed ID Baluba rebeL> »iif ;;ieu to arrack train With]: a repair can^ aboard DtV Albert j
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    RUSSIANS GIVEN ONE NEW ROUBLE FOR 10 OLD ONES
    152 2 RUSSIANS GIVEN ONE NEW ROUBLE FOR 10 OLD ONES MOSCOW, Tues.- Russian citizens began exchanging old roubles lor criop new one-5 under a currency reform Change-over that will lasi for the next three months. Tin exchange ol ten old roubles for one ne^ cne Is being carried out at nearly
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    A-bomb protest
    26 2 NEW YORK. Tues. P. ...u \€steraay lodged a complaint with the Secretary-Genera!. Mi Dag Hammarsk.-.oelci. o\er the latent Prencta nudear testa In the Sahara
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    New Atlantic chief
    24 2 LONDON, Tues.— Admiral Sii Alexander Bingley will assume me Niiuh Atlantic Treaty Organisation appointment of Allied Com-mander-in-Chief, Channel. next October I
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    Crowds cheer delegates to eight-nation African summit talks
    209 2 Crowds cheer delegates to eight-nation African summit talks (CASABLANCA, Tues. Delegates for today's eight-nation African "Summit" conference here on the Congo and other problems began arriving yesterday, and Morocco prepared a tumultuous welcome for them. First to reach Casablanca yesterday was the Libyan Foreign Minister, Abdel Quadir Al Allam, who
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    Russia assures Jakarta leaders: We are behind you
    175 2 MOSCOW. Tuesday. jyfIARSHAL MALINOVSKY. the Soviel Defence Minister, told Indonesian leaders j who arrived here yesterday that Russia was on Indonesia's side m her struggle to "repulse any threat" from Holland. The Indonesian delegation, led by the Defence Minister. General Abdul Haris
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    200,000 WOMEN IN GOVT. SERVICE GET EQUAL PAY
    108 2 200,000 WOMEN IN GOVT. SERVICE GET EQUAL PAY LONDON. Tues. More j than 200.000 women m I Britain's civil service yesterday did their lirst day's work for the same rate as men. The women won the right to equal pay from 1955 but the government awarded the increase m seven
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    New capital issues top $4,734 mil. mark
    95 2 New capital issues top $4,734 mil. mark LONDON. Tues. Nearly $4,734 million was raised by new capital issues m Britain last year, according to a count by the Midland Bank published today. This compares with over $4,080 million 111 1959 and $2,68(3 million m 1958. It tailed to beat the
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    DALMIA (INDIAN MILLIONAIRE) TO GO TO JAIL NOW
    63 2 NEW DE^HI. lues— An appeal by a millionaire Indian Industrialist Ram Krishna Dalmia. against a two-year prison sentence for conspiracy and misappropriation of Rs. 28.500,000 about £2 million belonging to the former Bharat Insurance Company, was dismissed yesterday by the Punjab High
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    Laos battle: Left-wing forces threaten the royal city of Luang Prabang and Vientiane
    263 2 Laos battle: Left-wing forces threaten the royal city of Luang Prabang and Vientiane j VIENTIANE, Tuesday. i PRO COMMUNIST forces, strengthened by paratroopers and supplies air-dropped by Soviet-built planes, were yesterday reported to be within 30 miles of Luang Prabang, royal capital of Laos, according to Laotian Army sources here.
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    'Shock troops' out to stop vote on new Bill
    391 2 'Shock troops out to stop vote on new Bill by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE BRUSSELS, Tuesd k SOCIALIST "shock troops" from the bound "vvd Ik'lT oi South Belgium pi| into Brussels-bound trains yesteraa) rea to demonstrate today against the bus Bill, while police and pickets dashed m violence at
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    NIKITA ACCUSES U.S. OF FOLLOWING 'MAD' POLICY ON ROCKET BASES
    92 2 NIKITA ACCUSES U.S. OF FOLLOWING 'MAD' POLICY ON ROCKET BASES MOSCOW. Tues.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev yesterday greeted the "revolutionary achievements of the Cuban people" at a reception held m the Cuban Embassy, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The Soviet Prime Minister said the Cubans, "having liberated themselves from colonial
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    All that gold went into hoard brokers
    190 2 All that gold went into hoard brokers LONDON, Tues.— ln 1960 London consolidated its position as the most active and best-supplied gold market In the world, the annual circular of Mocatta and Goldsmid, bullion brokers and a subsidiary of Hambros Bank, disclosed yesterday. Dealing with the sudden activity m gold
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    A DOG'S WARNING SAVES HORSES, RABBITS
    49 2 A DOG'S WARNING SAVES HORSES, RABBITS VTEWMARKET. Tues. IN Thirty horses. and numbers of mice and rabbits, were rescued yesterday when a biological laboratory here was gutted by fire. The blaze destroyed a two-storey building about 20 yards from where the horses were stabled. A dog raised the alarm.
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    THOSE WHO GAVE TO ROTARY CLUB CHEER FUND
    346 2 THOSE WHO GAVE TO ROTARY CLUB CHEER FUND j 1 j SINGAPORK CITY II Tluxmj vviio gave I to t;«e Rotary Ctttb Ch» I Run; i Staff of FiizpatncK.- Siail of the S/e Ha. 1 ug B;;u Ltd., 5.74; RoUlian H > |50; C.C. Cbfloog $20: B De SUvft S2j;
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    Anniversary row
    17 2 HOLLYWOOD. ftes Katy Jurado valkfKi out band Ernest Borgnin^ :<• argument ai their Ilrst anniversary parfv
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    Gallant Lillian drowns
    57 2 11/ELLINGTON. Tuts. ff Mrs. Lillian Gilchnst was drowrved when she went to the rescue of her brother-in-law. Mr. John Rae, New Zealand's new Housing Minister, noav Napier yesterday. With other rescu Rao manam'd to brin husband and so:] the beach but Mi>. G. who was 50, fail*
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      210 2 ;z= SHIPPING— BARBER LINE From U.S.A. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMA, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRAN AND HONGKONG. FERNFIELO 7 Jan TIJUCA FERN*VILLE FAR EAST LINES From USA GULF PORTS via PANAMA, LOS ANGELES OR S«N FRANC AND HONGKONG. CASTLEVILLE fa Jan FERNBAY BARBER-FERN-VILLE LINE Tt: NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      73 2 hlfmlh'm' CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Carthage 1/2, Vietnam 4/5, Hallois 6A, Melampus 6/7. Star Alcyone 8/9. Tigre 10/11, Ruys 13/14. Sibonga 15/16. Eirrickbank 18. Tantalus 19. Leti N. Wail 2, Serudom N Wall, 3, A.uby N. Wall 5. Kuioekoe 21/22, Mitaka Maru
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    700 AT A BUMPER TREAT
    126 3 Parisioners throw a party for Good Shepherd children ...and the Harbour Board bagpipe band was there too ■HiiiiSß iNewsi gIXGAPORE CITY, Tues. Seven hundred children from the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, were feted to a bumper party organise d l>v the parishoners I the
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    Local youths need recreation, hobbies and spiritual guidance, says survey
    126 3 li SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. P r young people from selected a areas here was collected. P h their survey, they re- s ported that: l A high proportion of ing people here took par; b some form of recreation, P
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    Batu Caves must have cable car says expert on tourism
    151 3 Batu Caves must have cable car says expert on tourism KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Japanese tour organiser has suggested that a cable car be installed at Batu Caves. Mr Henry Ikeda of the Japan Travel Bureau said that many tourists had found it very strenuous to walk up the 272
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    Mount Faber—popular spot for courting couples and tourists
    182 3 Mount Faber— popular spot for courting couples and tourists SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. JLfOUXT TABKR is fasi becoming a popular evening spol m Singapore for courting couples and others. On warm nights score- ol people motor to the place to 'chat and cool themselves. Mount Faber commands a I good view
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    Police chief retires
    36 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Deputy Commissioner of Police. Mohamed Shariff, the 1 fust Asian to be appointed to that rank, retired yesterday after 34 years m the Royal Federation of Malay Police Force.
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    Low-cost houses
    28 3 MUAR. Tues. --Work is progressing on the town council's 140 low-cost houses at Jalan Ismail. The 5350,00( scheme is expected to be completed m six months-
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    $10,000 to library
    22 3 TEMERLOH. Tues. The Social Welfare Lotteries Board has donated SIU.OOO to the Abubakar Secondary .School here lor its Horary.
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    13th Anniversary
    25 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Burmese Embassy here will celebrate Burma's 13th anniversary of Independence with a reception on Wednesday at the Lake Club.
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      51 3 fytj I |i Miii-ii m irvr iti:t i :ivi:n^^f rpcO A I I 111 I lIIKIII lE^ I FOR COMPLETE STEREOPHONIC PERFORMANCE IN RECORDING PLAYBACK j I Modeli MULTI-5 ,^M!^\ V W LV^V^hi^K W v I i M r^^V^v^^^^r Mr* .-^j J X^^L m*^^^^p Wf loilblcMvol I Mode! 34 UNIVERSAL
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      92 3 CLEANLINESS COMES ALOIUG W PRODUCT so rich ;nul deep s^^b SHP" T 111*' t i i i > •^^H HHt- i 1 I I v I i v. I V, I l The heartwarming luxury of a CANDLEWICK BEDSPREAD Here is candlewick SO rich you call run your tinkers through
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      308 3 r'l f HiivpH ppppi P9fnfPi RADIO SINGAPORE M.1. 5: 9-30 The news; 9.40 Medium Wave: 4«G metres Hawaiian chimes; lO.Ofj Radio Short Wave: H'l metres night spot; 10.30 Sing some--478U kc/s iiiiiig simple: 11.00 Close down from 8.00 p.m. to 9 p.m RADIO MALAYA A.M. 11.00 Programme sum- (41.7 metres)
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    Have you a good brain but foggy? Here is your remedy
    3549 4  - Have you a good brain but foggy? Here is your remedy LELORD KORDEL kjkukl Pv I Learn how to improve m your job, to make the most of your personality to bring out the hidden powers everyone possesses but seldom uses gOVINDASAMY oi college days was a brilliant, eager student
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      21 4 i For over a quarter of a century increasing world wide demand proves dv MAURIER the finest filter tip cigarette H_____l_i_C__i__S-_-__3
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      76 4 DIAMOND PLATINUM RING SETTfMGS TO FIT A DIAMOND OUARTER TO FIVE CARAT IS AVAILABLE FROM $100- UPWARDS THEY ARE MOSTLY OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE PRICES ARE CHEAPER THAN YOU EXPECT FIFTY OVER DESIGN* j 41mi m I'm 1 imnni (i 1 1 1 1 jH A complete rongt i fountain pen-.
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    INDOOR Information
    789 5 1 Carpets, 1 or plain, I are a 'must' m all modern homes THEY WERE ONCE FOR THE RICH, BUT TODAY YOU CAN AFFORD ONE, SAYS ESME BAPTISTA i ai thf indard ol I mand for >lours m i hie is be- j mai y is, glamorous a
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    Frame up the best Christmas cards
    112 5 Frame up the best Christmas cards DO you think your Christmas cards have been lovlier than ever this year then why throw them away? You can frame the most beautiful cards m your collection, the ones that gave you such pleasure for a week or two. and can still continue
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      60 5 m *4E&^-^^^^Sffßm\W^m\mmmmE mam supernova u/ti*a Tbe sewing rr^ochine with a 2C0.000 d i t»o net- 'italments from THE EMPORIUM LTD. WV ROAD SINGAPORE. jj HOHNFR MELODICA -=o, c tor solos, and bends or orches■K 522.00 EACH fo-lcorrt tutor 1 I t ■■>; t, S.ogoporc 6. I PROJECTOR •■B 1 iii(ur\
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      272 5 I^K m* I Probe dun soir ma griffe perfumes eau de cologne I Sold by all Leading SfcllfM «w^ N r FAVRE-LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. 18-F BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE I _J beautify j^our home m a trice j with STOREYS LanHact _gg^ THE DECORATIVE SELF-STICK PLASTIC j *r^^ SURFACE with
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      168 5 RIP KIRBY by Johrs Falk 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE °y Lee Falk and phil Davis iTjj£is\ mom" v SmJ"^**^^- THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake li^ 1 1 I I I TmW 4 fill P l rK*2^_ V/ |*wJ^B B^^fll( 4!^Vi I 111 l i I II asn»
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE Backing the Tengku
    141 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Backing the Tengku T^HE Indonesian Press has generally taken an attitude Of disapproval towards the efforts ot Tengku Rahman to mediate m the West Irian affair. Now at last the Jakarta daily "Data Masjarakat" '"Ambassador Of Society") has come out with the hope that success ma y
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    Traffic: The Penang way
    175 6 4 LOWER accident rate. Better roads. Fewer traffic jams. What wouldn't the car-crammed towns of Malaya give to achieve this/ Well, it so happens they haven't to give much. All they have to do is to watch Penang where Mayor Ooi Thiam Siew has given an
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    'Bonnie Bell' promoter to be tried for strip shows
    193 6 'Bonnie Bell' promoter to be tried for strip shows LONDON, Tuesday. •STRIPTEASE impressario Paul Raymond was formally committed for trial yesterV ft. day on charges of keeping Britain's most luxurious strip-club as a "disorderly house." Raymond, the man who gave London's striptease fans such attractions as "Bonnie Bell, the Ding-Dong
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    THE DONKEY OF ST. ANDREW'S ...OR THE TALE OF AN UNUSUAL GHOST
    167 6 THE DONKEY OF ST. ANDREW'S ...OR THE TALE OF AN UNUSUAL GHOST ftOBHAM. Tuo.s This rural village claims the most unusual ghusts m England a blue donkey, a sword-swishing Field Marshal and several hermits. The donkey, often spotted near St. Andrews' Church, was reported seen most recently by a party
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    Round-table meet
    24 6 LEOPOLDVILLE, Tucs.—President Joseph Kasavubu yesterday called a round-table conference of all Conpole.se political leaders for Jan. 25 to solve the present crisis.
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    10 in cinema row
    25 6 PARIS, Tues. Ten people were ejected from a cinema during a film advocating a "yes" vote m the referendum on Algeria.
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    IT'S SUSPENDED ANIMATION FOR GUARDS' 3RD. BATTALION
    121 6 IT'S SUSPENDED ANIMATION FOR GUARDS' 3RD. BATTALION LONDON, Tues. The Third Battalion of the Grenadier Guards marched through London for the last time yesterday to lay up its colours m the Household Brigade Memorial Chapel at Wellington Barracks near Buckingham Palace. The battalion, which traces its origin back 300 years,
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    The dancing wonder who doesn't like to be called 'sissy'
    1380 6 WHATEVER else dancing may be, it's primarily physical exercise," the light-on-his-feet, 5-foot-9 dynamo known as Gene Kelly explained. "Only it's more difficult because it's done to music. And you may depend on this: Any man who looks sissy while dancing
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    Toy trade booms, but children want the real thing
    182 6 Toy trade booms, but children want the real thing LONDON. Tues. During this Christmas season, the demand for toys m western Europe swept shelves m toy shops clean and left shopkeepers with the major problem of restocking and anticipating what will be the children's favourites m the coming year. Manufacturers
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    Snow kills two
    18 6 TOKYO, Tues.— Two people died, two are musing and 13 were injured m heavy snowfalls.
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      99 6 By Kurt Singer j HOLLYWOOD. TUESDAY I Be Up To Dcrfe I IVear b GO f "^w x^ V s you kin in sizes 34 to 40 Colours: Wine Cray, Almond, Sky Blue and Sea; (?5 86 North Bridge Road, Singapore. A^(The Shop for ladies and gentlemen's ready made WWW
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    Grand Standard Vacuum baby show a howling success
    331 7  - Grand Standard Vacuum baby show a howling success CONRAD CHIEW A happy day for so proud parents By Singapore City, Tues. r > SHOW, held during the Standard I Vacuum Oil Company's mammoth chilli > parti at the Happy World Amusement > howling success. irents showed off their bonny vied
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    26 out of 70 Nan Hwa pupils want to train as teachers
    37 7 26 out of 70 Nan Hwa pupils want to train as teachers J and 15 The 1 enter r c and '< iis c nt ttions Bi D- Ci nt i results MX)ls board, ncipal and inding re-
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    45 stowaways in 1959
    75 7 ('ORE CITY. Tues mcials total oi 45 1959, acurtmenfs canys were red m the immigration hips or iters of vessels on arrival here. Mo^t of them were not permitted to land and were sent away m the same ships m which they had arrived. In a
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    Development year
    26 7 IPOH. Tues. The Montri Besar of Perak, Inche Sha'sri bin Piai said that 1961 will be a year of major develop- ments m Malaya.
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    213 7 Work starts on Redhill Industrial Estate plan REDHILL, Tuesday. T<IIH last squatter families living on the silo of the Redhill Industrial Estate arc now being moved out as work for building new fac- tones begins. A provisional agreement has been drawn up by the Singapore Factory Development Limited for the
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    Medical check-up
    23 7 SEREMBAN. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Be^ar of NegrJ Sembilan. will leave for the United States soon i tor a medical check-up.
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    Four off for Canberra talks
    209 7 jyAYA LEBAR. Tues. A mT 4-member delegation who will represent Singapore at the Ninth Triennial Conference ot the Pan-Pacific Southeast Asia Women's Association, left by air recently for Canberra. The delegates headed by Mrs. Scow Peck Leng, are Mrs. Elizabeth Chan. Mrs. M. Seah and
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    Skyscraper families of 'new' Katong
    294 8  -  Limited land, so the trend m flats is now upwards SKYLINES CHANGE DOv, j BY THE SEA: 168 HOMES READY IN A I HURRY... FOR $3.2 Mill By WONG FOOK SHING KATONG T.. JHE first of 168 families has moved m skyscraper flats in the
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    'Talented' Bee Choo, 19, to study music in the Royal academy
    143 8 'Talented' Bee Choo, 19, to study music in the Royal academy SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. A 19-year-old senior graduate of the Nan Hwa Girls' High School at Adis Road will be leaving the State for the Royal Academy of Music m London m May this year for further study m music.
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    Rupert and Sky-boat-13
    94 8 Once Rupert is inside the barbedwHt fence Margot nervously joins him. and they walk slowly past the silent building and gaze at the wide pipes coming from it before disappearing imo the ground. What are those for murmurs Rupert And can this be that place that those
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    EXPANSION WORK ON CENTRE TO START SOON
    60 8 EXPANSION WORK ON CENTRE TO START SOON BALESTIER. Tues.—Kallang Assemblyman Inche Buang bin Omar Junid announced at the Now Year Party held at the Balestier Community Centre that expansion work on the centre would begin soon. At>out 1.000 children from the area were present at the party. The finals of
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    More seamen will get dole under a new marine fund scheme
    131 8 More seamen will get dole under a new marine fund scheme SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. jyjORE aged seamen and their dependants are eligible for relief allowances from the Singapore Mercantile Marine Fund under a new scheme of the State Seafarer's Welfare Board. This year, the board spent $300,000 lor 550 aged
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    Reorganisation plan
    20 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues The Singapore Malayan Chinese Association has started a big reorganisation campaign to revitalise the party.
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    Prayer service
    27 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— A luncheon prayer service will be held by the Wesley Methodist Church at the V.M.C.A. Orchard Road on Thursday at 1 p.m.
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    What the stars foretell for you...
    316 8 What the stars foretell for you... BORN today, you have a gay. outgoing and optimistic nature. You arc able to withstand almost any kind of misadventure without losing hope. You are not the type to enjoy living alone, but if such a life should be thrust upon you, you likely
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      222 8 More -for your i fL i .^uTfrfi^tfcin 5375 Fed. Bantam r.inks high m quality bec.iusc its finish .md performance are up to the well-known high standards of EAR products. It -V his facilities normally associated only with much higher-priced tape recorders such as, volume, biiss .md treble boost controls, radio
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    fringe, brown lipstick and mint green dress
    303 9  -  MARGARET WEE I Budgeting for beauty IS The New Year 1 fashions: A ImsShn h year has ended and a new i us full of hope and pro- monUis have seen a lot of a ashion wise. During that period j listline and
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    Pick foundation outfits that will give you Well-proportioned look
    43 9 liroiild like to look as well-propor-her Foundation garments, as the s in fashion magazines. H big 01 toe 3 -ted girl is cafe n Jm im on VI iti v et 11 B the
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    A CONTAINER TO KEEP FOOD HOT OR COLD
    71 9 rIE latest addition m the Prestige range of household utensils should come m most useful when rtaining. It is an insulated con- er to keep food hot ns cold, tor six to eight hours. O: stainless steel, It can bo used as
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    THIS NEW LOTION WILL GIVE YOU SUN-TANNED COMPLEXION
    127 9 THIS NEW LOTION WILL GIVE YOU SUN-TANNED COMPLEXION SUDDENLY it seems a fashion to have a tanned complexion. Such is the craze that girls can't wait to have a sun bath and get that look. They are turning to artificial and taster ways of tanning. To meet this demand, more
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    Ideal wash cream
    24 9 DYLON'S wa>h cream is ist Idea] :or the holiday.-. Packed In a tube, it Is for 01 washing. From Singare Dispensary.
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    A STAIN-REMOVER THAT IS EASY TO APPLY
    111 9 A STAIN-REMOVER THAT IS EASY TO APPLY ONE ol the most tiresome chores that housewives have to deal with are stains ol ink, fruity and vegetable on dresses and linens. There are many handy hints for removing them, but they usually are quite troublesome and messy to apply. But here
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    LOOK —HERE'S AN EASY WAY TO STORE YOUR SHOES!
    49 9 LOOK HERE'S AN EASY WAY TO STORE YOUR SHOES! AN easy way to store shoes instead of having them tucked away under the furniture all over the house is on two wooden lods, fixed by curtain-rail brackets to the back of a wardrobe or cupboard, or inside the door.
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    Slimming ... you must £et rid of tension
    193 9 Slimming you must £et rid of tension DO you know why some women slim down quite easily, while others don't, no matter how much determination they have put into it? According to an American slimming expert. Gaynor Maddox, this is all due to the nerves. To slim successfully, one must
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    Nylon mop for easier work
    57 9 HOUSEWIVES Will find the new Addis nylon mop a good deal improved from the old model. Ideal for dusting and polishing, it's head is flexible, to enable it to reach all corners. The mop itself is detachable to make cleaning easier. It dries as quickly
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    MARYS RAW CUCUMBER SAMBAL-ITS A WINNER
    367 9 MARYS RAW CUCUMBER SAMBAL-ITS A WINNER MISS Mary Tan, 33 Khiang Guan Aye., Singapore 11, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 52 for her Raw Cucumber Sambal. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. Ingredients: One large cucumber (skinned), 30 cents lean pork, 20 cents dried
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    A fancy sponge for bath-time
    49 9 Bath-time can be made more enjoyable for the children if you get them one of those fanciful sponges I saw at Robinson's. In an assortment of colours, they arc cut m various figures, and gayly "dressed". Some fits into your hand like a mitten.
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    Fun for children in this sandbox
    53 9 Ideal for the beach is a sandbox which will give the children loads of iun. Made m aluminium it has wooden seats on either side. To keep away the sun, there is a convertible shade which can be adjusted according to your wish. From
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    New onion chopper
    32 9 TALA'S onion chopper saves you all trouble. With its rolling discs at the bottom, you'll have all the onions finely chopped m no time. In stainless steel: from Whiteaways.
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    Colourful strainers
    28 9 You can add coiour m the kitchen by getting these vegetable strainers made m Australia. They come m delightful colours, blue, green, silver, gold and pink.
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      329 10 Fill your home with MUSIC LATEST RELEASE A'Bilobk of: PARAMOUNT CO. Head Office: 6, Tiong Bahru Rood, Singapore, 3. Tel: *****. Branch Office: 174, Batu Rood. Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****. CHILDREN'S PLEATED SKIRTS The Authentic ALL-IN-ONE Skirts and Shorts! Mode Of 100*7 Cotton No Ironing Required Washing DRIP-N-DRY only! Available
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      221 10 IDEAL ANY TIME! XI A T S TOP QUALITY SHOES AND HANDBAGS! Exquisitely designed by i 41-43. Stamford Road,: Tel: ***** Spore. BARGAINS SECOND HAND REFRIGERATORS all leading makes from S2dO upwards HOME APPLIANCES 3045 ORCHARD ROAD. £f HAIR M M ORESSING i 165, MocPherson Rood Spore 13 Phone *****
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      356 10 j^B BJ^^^Bjßffi^l K^'y-'wx^'^^B BjP^ .^BBßS^^alßE*s3Bi^BßjßMfeS^w!wvjii!^- :-^B^S^S^S^5^B^Km8K^>x*^ CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. BARGAIN OFFER OF a wide ran^e 'Cannon' non-iron sheets,
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      538 10 you to their showroom to see and test the "Central" Stereo Tap* Recorder model 70"i-C. The Stereo record and playback on 4 tracks and also on 2 tracks Is outstanding:. "JIXTAN" CHEWING GUM keeps your mouth fresh and eradicate halitosis. Ii is aslightful m taste and refreshing m spearmint. Jintanmint,
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      574 10 I SOON JOO'S House of Child- ren's Wear, 53 Hi^h Street 1 phone ***** have just unpackec i a sliipmeut of children's pleacec i skirts of the aii-in-one variety Made of drip-N-dry material they are available m all sizes and colours for children from 3 to 10 years old. CATHAY
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      280 10 TWO CAMERAS FOR Lite i price of one is the boast of toe Yashica 635- Moderately priced &i $156/- each v should be 1 worth your while lo see the camera *at MALAYA PHOTO STORE. 105 Nona Bridge Roaa, phone ***** BEAUTIFULLY CARVED Teak and Campnor.vooG chests enhance your hume
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      225 10 NEW SHIPMENT FAST SELLING OUT. Get Yours Today I 1961 America's most Popular A R R O W" SPORTSWEAR m LATEST DESIGNS COME FIRST AND CHOOSE THE BEST. 68, High Street S pore. CHOICE SELECTIONS at NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. LIGHTING FITTINGS Iff LAMPSHADES ■:i!!S HOOVER T| J HOME UJJ
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    PACE FINISHES AT PENANG
    76 11 fhgkhkjk jjih^ 14J/5> CI. >.. Div. 3— -RF Won by 1 h» i '>F WI -MMl^t^^ r »on fty: l. head. Time: lmin 14 3/5. (1 4. Div. I— <>F. Won by: 2J, Time: lmin 15 1/5. (1. l—\\ miles. Won by: NX.. 3. Time: 2min
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    Stronger and faster opponents to try to scalp the Trotters
    240 11  -  Jeffery James Daily Dose. by THREE OF THE TOP AMERICAN STARS VICTORY FOR THE U.S.A. STARS MEAN MORE MONEY YEAR after year, the world famous Har--1 c m Globetrotters bring their own opponents into Singapore. And every year, their opponents
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    Are Japanese girls better than the men?
    158 11 Are Japanese girls better than the men? rpOKYO, Tues.— lt is quite X possible that Japanese girls are better athletes comparatively speaking than their male opposites. A Japanese women's team yesterday beat the world champion Russians m a volleyball match m Tokyo. On the other hand, Japan's men's team suffered
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    EASY WIN FOR TOP TENNIS SEEDS
    85 11 EASY WIN FOR TOP TENNIS SEEDS NEW ORLEANS, Tues.— The top-seeded doubles combination of Ham Richardson and Ron Holmberg defeated Gardnar Mulloy and Crawford Henry for the Sugar Bowl tennis championship Richardson and Holmberg former teammates at Tulane University, won 6-1. 3-6. 6-2. They used powerful services and a strong
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    Now betting by robot for the punters
    167 11 NEW YORK, Tues.— Horst racing people are planning the ultimate m automation. It will be even easier and taster to bet invthe future. One new gimmick is a betting robot, basically similar to a coin-in-the-slot weighing. It "reads" dollar denominations and returns to
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      35 11 Today's Sport Soccer: Singapore v Furukawa Electric F.T.. Jalan Besar 7.30 p.m. Friendly: Minto C.U v Blue Rovers S.C., Jalan Besar 6.00 p.m. Sepak Raga: Haysy Cup Finals: East Division. Happy i World 7.30 p.m.
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    Thrills and chills in a salt sea chase
    373 12  -  KEN JALLEH THEY RACED FOR DOLLARS, THEY FOUGHT FOR FUN. ..BOATS AND TUBS COMPETE IN THE SUN By SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. THERE were thrills and chills. Fishermen, sailors, Malay boys and Chinese men had one thing m common m competition at yesterday's
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    Last night's fight looked like a wrestling match
    251 12 Last night's fight looked like a wrestling match FUXUCHI RETAINS WELTER. CROWN TOKYO. Tuesday. j JAPAN s Orient welterweight boxing champion, Kenji Fukuchi, last night successfully defended his title against Munchai Tro from Diailand. Fukuchi won a unanimous decision' over twelve rounds. The judges cards showed Fakuchl won ail twelve
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    SCOTTISH SOCCER: RANGERS INCREASE LEAD
    217 12 SCOTTISH SOCCER: RANGERS INCREASE LEAD LONDON. Tues. Rangers beat Celtic 2-1 at Ibrox siadium. Glasgow, m their traditional New Year soccer fixture yesterday to increase their lead at the top of the Scottish First Division to seven points. Aberdeen moved into second place with a 2-1 home victory over Dundee,
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    Solid backing for Spurs
    108 12 TOTTENHAM Hotspur, who lead iht English League's first division by ten points, tightened half a point from 13-2 to 6-1 at the call-:-ver on the FA. Cup at the Victoria Ciub last nigr.L Spurs, beaten only once this J season, are clear favourites m the j
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    Rub-a-dub-dub...
    12 12 .«K;?;.vS* TWO MEN IN TWO TUBS BATTLE THROUGH THE HARBOUR SWELL
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    Britain's Fred Norris beats Australian star in 5,000 metres
    144 12 Britain's Fred Norris beats Australian star in 5,000 metres NEW ORLEANS, Tucsdav THIRTYNINE-YEAR-OLD Fred Norris, Britain s former Olympic runner, won the 5.000 metres m 14 minutes 26.2 seconds here yesterday. Norris, whose time was only 1.2 seconds outside the meeting record, finished 13.1 seconds ahead of 1960 Olympic competitor
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    KRISHNAN IS SINGLES CHAMPION OF INDIA
    99 12 /CALCUTTA. Tues.—Ramana\j than Krishnan. India's leading lawn tennis player. won the men's singles title In the national cnampionsnips yesterday. He beat C. A. Fernandas, ;of Brazil, 6-2. 6-2, 3-6, 7-5. On Sunday both players stood at two games each when rain stopped play. Mixed
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    Sparling's bright 102 for Auckland
    68 12 HAMILTON, Tues. Auck- i land beat Northern Districts gy e }gbt wickets m a Plunket Sh Jeld match. Sparling hit i a bright 102 for Auckland. Scores: Northern dist. 224 (B. Pairaudea 88: B. Cunts 6 I for 72> and 157 <X Clark 6 for
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    Swinton whip Salford 24-5
    44 12 LONDON, Tue.s. Results of yesterday's Rugby matches were: j RUGBY LEAGUE Salford 5 points Swiuton 24. St. Helens 10 Leigh 4, Wigan 5 Warrington 10, Workington Town 5 j Oldham 17. RUGBY UNION' Rasslyn Park 11 Pettesian- 1 Loreuoinans 8.
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    First tour victory for the M.C.C.
    64 12 WELLINGTON. Tues.— MCC gained the first win of their j Sew Zealand tour yesterday A-hen they beat Wellington by m innings and 91 runs with I day to spare. Scores: Wellington 68 <Lart<?r three for 17) and 158 (P. r. Barton 39, Larter four
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    Maroons win 4-0
    15 12 PRAGUE. Tues. Winnipeg Maroons beat Dukla Jihlava 4-0 m an ice-hockey match.
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