The Singapore Free Press, 11 January 1961

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    21 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ lrf fj||^ ARCHIVES, NATIONAL ÜBRAEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    Learn 111
    34 1 Learn 111 rotary club a one-month v:paigk ll I 17 ■HP Open to all Learn to dt 5 for c m I The coaches j m o sta 1 Ctt _J «f -I I
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    Check-up for Sultan
    26 1 LONDON, Wed.— Tengku ManaRuier o: Negri Sembilan. here yesterday from Kuala unpur en route to Boston for a check-up at the Joslin Clinic.
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    A 'mercy drive'
    26 1 IMMAN, Wed. King Hussein Jorc:..:. launched a •mercy j drive" to help the district of i Maan. drought-stricken tor the n 'hree years.
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    POLY TO SPEND $1 MIL.
    218 1  -  LAN MOK-AI Al 1 P ft new workshop ior engineering men Sharing of training space to end By gINGAPORE :ITY, Wed The State's engineers of the fulure are lo train m new $1,000,000 \v< >rkshop. The Polytechnic is building the workshop as part of its
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    Janet (the Head Prefect) was Good Shepherd
    221 1  - Janet (the Head Prefect) was Good Shepherd DAISY CHAN 4,000 GIRLS GIVE A MASS WELCOME TO WORLD HEAD OF CONVENT Rev. Mother St. John's 4 once m five years' visit By Singapore City, Wednesday. J^EARLY 4.000 school girls <>i the Convent of the Holy [nfan! Jesus ;m<l tlie St. Nicholas
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    Sandys flying m to hold talks on situation m Laos with Tengku
    116 1 Sandys flying m to hold talks on situation m Laos with Tengku NEW DELHI, Wednesday. TMIK British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, Mr. Duncan S;in<l\\s, leaves India tomorrow for Malaya, nfler holding talks on the disarmament problem with President Aviih Khan of Pakistan and Mr. Nehru. Ihe Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Sandys
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    CLERKS TO STRIKE IF SACKED MAN IS NOT TAKEN BACK
    205 1 CLERKS TO STRIKE IF SACKED MAN IS NOT TAKEN BACK Singapore city, wed The Sin^apure Business Houses Employees Union representing some 30 clerks and peons of Messrs. Fraser and Company, a sharcbrokers firm, passed three resolutions 'at last night's meeting. lit deplored the anti-union activities of the management and the
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    CHILDREN (TIRED OF TV) BEG FOR HOMEWORK
    68 1 CHILDREN (TIRED OF TV) BEG FOR HOMEWORK LONDON. Wed.— Children at a school In Newark. Nottinghamshire, were so bored watching television at night that they begged lor homework. Mr Walter Bond, headmaster of a big secondary modern school where che younger children normally do no homework, sold reporters "me children
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    Nehru agrees
    80 1 They said the British Government has sugguested disarmament as the main subject tor discussion at the Commonwealth Conference— the second to be held m less than a year. The .sources said that Mr. Nehru agreed with the British view thai disarmament was the most urgent long term problem
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    Bullwhipped child
    25 1 PORTOLA (California.) Wed A young couple faced murder charges yesterday lor the fatal beating of their 3-year-old daughter with a bullwhip and belt.
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    Back to No. 2
    29 1 new YORK. Wed— Marilyn Monroe, .separated from Husband No. 3, playwright Arthur Miller, is keeping company with Husband No 2, former baseball greaL Joe Dimagyio.
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    Theft m hotel
    39 1 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. New Zealander Mrs. A. Swasbrook, 40. who arrived here lasi night by traiu from Peuang, reported to police this morning that sue lost her jewellery worth $3,000 from her room at au hotel-
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    HEMINGWAY ILLNESS A HOSPITAL RIDDLE
    75 1 HEMINGWAY ILLNESS A HOSPITAL RIDDLE ROCHESTER (Minnesota), Author Ernest Hemingway has been a patient at the famous Mayo clinic here for two months, a clinic spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said Mr, Hemingway would not permil the nature of his ailment 10 be disclosed, but added that the author was
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    US ships at Manila
    26 1 MANILA. Wed. The United States aircraft carrier USS Benninejton and five destroyers steamed into Manila Bay yesterday for a three-da y visit.
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    Eichmann trial...
    18 1 JERUSALEM. Wed.— The trial of Adolf Eichrhann has been postponed from March 6 to March 15.
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    A WORLD ALERT FOR SPIES, REPORTS PAPER: TEW REAL SECRETS LOST9
    175 1 A WORLD ALERT FOR SPIES, REPORTS PAPER: TEW REAL SECRETS LOST 9 LONDON. Wed. The Daily Mail < Conservative > declared today that "the whole British Commonwealth is now lighting a vast international spy ring based on Warsaw.'" Beneath a seven-column headline "World Spy Alert" across its front page, it
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    ASSEMBLY MEETS TODAY: SHORT SESSION
    91 1 ASSEMBLY MEETS TODAY: SHORT SESSION I SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. The lirst Legislative Assembly session for the year which begins at 2.30 p.m. today will be a snort routine one. On the agenda is the Control of Rent (Amendment No. 3 and No. 4 Bill which will so through the Assembly
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    Congress date set
    21 1 MOSCOW, Wed. Russia's Communist leaders have set Oct. IT as the opening date for the party's 22nd congress.
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    Stamps for space age
    132 1 MOSCOW, Wed. i rE Soviet Union has issued a new series of stamps. including one showing a Russian space ship m flight, the Soviet news agency, Tass, said yesterday. The stamps are the first with denominations In the new currency. On Jan 1 a new "heavy"'
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      SINGAPORE TOUR OF FARMS AND FOOD TALKS FOR AZIZ
      102 1 SINGAPORE TOUR OF FARMS AND FOOD TALKS FOR AZIZ (SINGAPORE CITY, W, _7-,* 0 Ptoderai. Minister < f Agrii ultun, Enche a..:/ bin tshak, arrives Low iug by i;;.ee-dav vuA H«- v. ill discuss v a c i Mimstei for 1. men Mr. Tun Ku c .he I promotion <>:
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      Stock Exchange
      57 1 Mala 1 > 1 i.peweu quid m Sui] m rning N < arly bubiue rei>o. >eu dotM I buyers of Qammon cHume Pref hSi M Cement SI .78: M< ca] H s2 i 3: C 0... Siorafi >: < Tn I*l r, .a h < 10 '-a. The;e
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      Malayan, XX funds
      41 1 Pu si Mala}... r.. n :.<: 1 prices >.. hi .'i and bellin >; 2t xd Si Malayan Pund ma **tei 1 buying '.»8 Df nti an 1 xd Hrst H- >:. X I manager'^ price* HK.c: M and Eteluiig H X
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      Rubber price up
      23 1 January Qrst 1 buyers f o.b opened hi i v tnorning a( 8(; per lb.. up 1..• 01: •>'..;. was qiuet.
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    Tin agreement failed ■ I tP^ ■_ M|^^k |_ |^H_ 10 Puilclll Malaya says experts
    833 2 Tin agreement failed I tP^ M|^^k |^H_ 10 Puilclll Malaya says experts By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. BRITISH report on commodity price stabilisation says tluit "Malaya would seem t (i have paid a heavy price" for her membership of the International Tin Agree- ment. The report tends
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    Gilts up: Cheerful outlook m London market
    156 2 Gilts up: Cheerful outlook m London market I\;»o\ Wed Gen j cheerful condi- experienced hi London slock markets esterday and equities rein thelz upward course a broad front. timent wad helped to nu i sctei f :'.p overdlvance < n Wall Street. hi Ex- 1-.' < ..< larg( Governmeni esti.»:rs
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    Hong Kong prices
    41 2 HONG KONG rues Closing c today were Previous Tooa; SI 43 i 440 sales ties 5 r» -> 5 •t" les $38.75 539.00 j sales S 0 S3J X) S3: 75 sales D ki st: 50 $72 sales isik
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    Market indices
    41 2 LONDON TM Financial Times r- .i'K(t indices tor Jan. 6. last year, tt '-.o. previous and ye^ttrday s, iHNllilllj T m TM t, T65 3. 273 0. 171 2 H MMrs 229 6 2' 27. TO3 7, :o? 2
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    Finance and industry
    254 2 Finance and industry ■j^^^H^Hj^Hß LONDON RUBBER MARKET QUIET: SELLERS NOT KEEN T ONDON, Wed. At a quiet opening quotations were tully at Monday's closing level, reflecting the steadiness at Singapore. Values hardened slightly as sellers were not keen. The market was mainly idle during the afternoon and the close was
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    355 2 IBP If S6SBBHHBRHp jwmfffflfffi^^y^ji^^^My jS^^^Ljij^^^^^ SHr^B| NOTE: All prices below, arc middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Jan. 10. I Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f European ports Jan l 1"' 7 18 25 7/16 Feb 25 7. 1* L'o f< 16 i RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 25
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    — UP f22 7 DOWN L47_J UNCHANGED 1 105 1 —
    823 2 UP f22 7 DOWN L47_J UNCHANGED 1 105 1 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKING* I cci as cum capital issue. I Mil r= excluding everything ti as excluding dividend. I ell ss cub bonus issue. «ci excluding capital returi. t ecr cum capital retur». I
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    Britain's Red China exports rise by half
    275 2 Britain's Red China exports rise by half LONDON, Wednesday. FOR the first time since 1952 there is a likelihood of Britain supplanting West (iermany as Communist China's principal European trading partner, according to the China Trade and Economic Newsletter. Britain's exports I<> UiiiKi m the lirst 1 months of last
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    _ School for j—, retarded children opens | ! next month I
    272 2 School for j— retarded children opens next month I SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. The training centre for mentally retarded children—the first of its kind m South-East Asia will be opened next month. The centre a joint project of the Rotary Club and the Singapore Children's Society will be housed m one
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    Mass welcome at convent
    86 2 I FROM PAGE ONE I tt symbolised the mission of c sisters who dedfa themselves to look after ;h< >..< and moral education of its P Rev. her St. John addressed the gathering m French md the speech m translated by Rev. Mother St. Charles, the
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    171 2 SHIPS i>ing alongside tii<> Singapore Harbour Board wtufcrvc* or expected tod.t% are: Sydney Bintang 4 5. Marceli Nowotko 6A. Eastern Maid 6/7, Burma 89. Bengkalis L 3 14, Mandama In 16, \sama Mam SB. Brede 19. Sirusa N Wall 1 Sg Asahan N. Wall 2. Perils N. Wall 3 Robina
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    " BACK Do[,: | WAY TQ I UNIVERSITY I U.S. NEGRO!*
    72 2 BACK Do[,: WAY TQ I UNIVERSITY I U.S. NEGRO!* G staU' colh Watched by w !i i und m Charia: Efunil! ing by a b their tuiti mack :;:;al arrange j t<> start itltes H live m. potent be Injunclior R ed Mcaniv X B? inbegratioD X Meanwhile 1 the
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    10 killed m cJ plane crast I on training fJ
    45 2 10 killed m cJ plane crast I on training fJ T lK^■^A. v. d' d tM Airlines I' i H ash* rj near Pi H after hlttii cable. H »nnounc«tneni c inn plane Pi H h'.'t H i>e crew membei H wo:> not kk H
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    ■ any local men I ready to teach b Poly, says Dr. Toh
    173 3  - any local men I ready to teach b Poly, says Dr. Toh LAN MOK-AI By ►RE CITY, Wednesday. C ents of the Singapore understaffed and the i has to continue recruitseas because "there are dilates wh.» are fully qualiach or willing to make lot St. J the Ltat Governjj Poly-
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    Pan Hons good deed: A recital for scouts
    106 3 Pan Hon s good deed: A recital for scouts OUEENSTOWN, Wed. Singapore's wonder boy violinist, 10-year-old Lee Pan Hon. gave a solo recital for brother scouts of the Pasir Panjang District Association at a New Year's party m the Queenstown Secondary Technical School recently. It was Pan Hon's first public
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    Residents' plea
    29 3 GEYLANG. Wed. Re--1 sldents of Malay Farm want the Rural Board to light jal-m Obi, the main road which runs right into the interior of the kampong.
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    MAN, 76, DIES AFTER A FALL FROM BUS
    66 3 MAN, 76, DIES AFTER A FALL FROM BUS SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. A Septuagenarian died ten hours after a fall from a moving bus when alighting, the State Coroner. Mr. N. A. D'Rozario. was told. Tan Kee, 76. of Tanjong Rhu Road, was on a STC bus travelling along North Bridge
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    Katong's Grand Old Couple mark Golden Wedding
    247 3  - Katong's Grand Old Couple mark Golden Wedding CONRAD CHIEW By Katong, Wed *JMIK PHILLIPS family turned out m full force ;il the Holy Family Church to celebrate the Golden Wedding of Katong's Grand Old Couple. The hour-long: special service for the Phillipses was also attended by many wellwishers and friends
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    3 new societies
    48 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. The Government has grained registration to three new societies m Singapore. They are the Morning Glow Tennis Club m Ah Hood Road, the Chuan Sing Musical Society m Nam Lock Street, I and the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore at Gilstead Road.
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      252 3 m-ne music; 8.00 Kitty Foyle; grammes for the evening; 603 Medium Wave •••,™*M*L,» 830 Ahmad :md Saloma; 9.00 Teenage jamboree; 6.55 rhe Shortwave: 6! metres. u.»uk <>.» ot {he 93Q The news; Malayan siock exchange report; irom 8.00 p.m.— 300 p.m. a*"> oorts vrl; 10 00 The Mll 7.00 Time
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    1263 4  -  BEVERLEY WILSON PBHB 80-year-olds are doing it: Stand on your head, get R J_ I weight back to normal by HOW YEHUDI MENUHIN AND CARY GRANT KEEP IN TRIM JUST because you sec someone standing on his head is no reason to label him
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    TINY BOX PRODUCES X-RAY PICTURES IN 90 SECONDS
    234 4 A LITTLE black box, mounted on a trolley, can now save much of the time taken over hospital X-rays. It puts the developed pictures back m the doctors' hands within 90 seconds. The box is the invention of Mr. William Salzer, a
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      119 4 *ll£- -fc Are you going bai jSjJ§^^^MW^^ ba itches *vcr< F^*ll^V n'— iceable en r^y hec I har |l T! Ij fl llm ß^^ I must oetmit that I wa< very sect mM£^*~mk%Mi S The result has been tt weks my hair M< ppc falling %^SJSm^9^J rrplete boM nreo i
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    439 5 |PAfiENTg># PAGE Education: It s costly THE PROBLEM OF SCHOOL BOOKS SOLUTION IS TO SAVE NOW TO MEET THE BILL FOR NEXT YEAR ...OR YOU CAN BEGIN FAMILY PLANNING- SAYS DEMI TASSE THOUSANDS of parents are m a fix trying to raise money to buy all the books "thai their
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    TOOK PAPER FROM EXAM ROOM: HE i FEARS HE i WILL FAIL {
    108 5 TOOK PAPER FR OM EXAM ROOM: HE i FEARS HE i WILL FAIL TiM li^» jjß v: I ISSE, Dv- mm Cam■- itkMU I took writing W i was about to V I *.*> disW ni hfS the i the hall, JfJ know the ■T dilator took itul<\ and X
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    12 5 m N ti nal Ufe md to the Uni-
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    This stamp sealed the fate of Korea
    290 5 TODAYS STAMP STORY JAPAN'S imperialistic ambition.s go back to the 1880*3. Korea was the first target, and this apparently innocent stamp paved the way to an occupation thai lasted for 60 years Eighty years ago Korea was independent, though under nominal Chinese suzerainty.
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    What most parents overlook m bringing up junior
    332 5 What most parents overlook m bringing up junior IF babies could talk instead of bawl, they could help parents a great deal more. At least this is what elder brothers and sisters have to say when asked how junior is getting along at home. Last week, after a real brother
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      129 5 HIP KIHBY by John Falk tic Fred Dickenson MANDRAKF i by Lee Falk and Phil Davis i»V V\ v>,?;>? k 1 I w-e?uAre we Y^cn far I I /Wfiz^jSJk c-r- r w c.Icak.WAM —^JO^JHB^T? r v 1 <*-" .-''.:T^ 'c^'-I <30.N6? kVHEPEIS/ FROM /WVZPA m^M'.'.-'JET-GS. s4r^™ Sv'tl*-^ 6WEET, THE HEART
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE I I . MMM^^^^^^^^^^MMjaaoai
    314 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE I I MMM^^^^^^^^^^ MM jaaoai A massive 'Oui' for de Gaulle THE French people have given their answer. A massive •"Oiu" for General de Gaulle and a crushing defeat for those who, m the face of history, still dream of a French Algeria. The way is nowclear
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    Talking point
    17 6 Women still remember the first kill after men have forgotten the last. —REMY DE GOURMONT.
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    . m_ ■ ■ a m ■ AFl:Alrv l FIGHT FOR POWER IN ISRAEL
    743 6 m_ a m AFl: Alrv l FIGHT FOR POWER IN ISRAEL It all started with bombs and spy blunders The full FACTS that are still top SECRET m Jerusalem THE ghosts of two hanged men, a secret ;'Count of Monte Cristo" prisoner these are the threads m a fantastic web
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    American music college principal will conduct 100-voice chorus
    235 6  - American music college principal will conduct 1 00-voice chorus CONRAD CHIEW By Singapore City, Wed. J)H. JOHN WILLIAMSON, Ihc American choral director, on a tour of the East with his wife, said their main purpose was to express their interest m "our young graduates" here. There are three Singapore graduates
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    Lock icon DALMIA IS TAKEN TO JAIL -AND THEN TO HOSPITAL
    119 6 DALMIA IS TAKEN TO JAIL -AND THEN TO HOSPITAL NEW DELHI, Wed. Ram Krishna Dalmia, 67, the multi-millionaire industrialist, was taken to jail by police here yesterday to begin a sentence of two years simple imprisonment. Dalmia was found guilty of misappropriating 28,500.--000 rupees (about $17 mil.) belonging to an
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    S.H.B. labourers pledge another $7,500 to technical school fund
    170 6 S.H.B. labourers pledge another $7,500 to technical school fund REPPEL, Wed. Singapore Harbour Board labourers have given $7,500 towards the Kalaimagal Tamil Technical School building fund and pledged another $7,500. The secretary of the building fund and publicity committees, Mr. V. T. Arasoo, praised the generosity of the labourers and
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    Lock icon A slightly over-sweet Tatyana
    203 6 A slightly over- sweet Tatyana CINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— Tatyana Nikolayevna, Russia's foremost woman pianist, had a packed Victoria Theatre for her recital last night. Her technique is brilliant, but her style possibly tends to the over-sweet. This consorts well with the works of the Romantic school which formed the bulk
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    Three sea scouts stung by wasps m hi!l climb
    117 7 Three sea scouts stung by wasps m hi!l climb Wed.— wasps stung U .Singapore f Jlmbed the ag San- D 8 Sipang. a* Ah Kow, i and Ho Ah ipite this •he Free yed their i\ mountel much. scoots are Ahmad >■ nood. R >land Wee .v Boon. ■v •/■.>
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    Malay youth tO id KG Nanyang test m Chinese
    190 7  - Malay youth tO id KG Nanyang test m Chinese ROBERT CHONG i By Johore Bahru, Wed. MALAY youth, Alwie bin Abdul Kadir, 23, from Johore Bahru is sitting for the Nanyang University entrance examination this week. Alwie passed his Senior Middle 111 examination m tiie Poon Yew Chinese High School
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    FIVE-MAN BODY TO REVIEW ALL COMMUNITY OCUTDC OLii I ML I ACTIVITIES
    139 7 FIVE-MAN BODY TO REVIEW ALL COMMUNITY OCUTDC OLii I ML I ACTIVITIES KALLANG. Wed. The People's Association has formed a live-man working committee to review and plan activities at all community centres m Singapore. Heaaed by Mr. Neo Bens Chuan, the chairman of the publicity committee of the Peoples Association,
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    Penang Forum talk
    32 7 PENANG. Wed. Dr. W. M. Corden. senior lecturer m Economics m the University of Melbourne, will address the Penang forum tomorrow at the Civil Defence Hall m Peel Avenue.
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    FAITH CURE EXPERT FROM U.S. HERE ON VISIT
    180 7 FAITH CURE EXPERT FROM U.S. HERE ON VISIT SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. Mr. Robert S. Van Atta, an American Christian Scientist, is m Singapore during the course of a sixmonth world lecture tour. He is a member of the 27--man Christian Science Board of Lectureship m Rochester. New York. Mr. Van
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    Mentri's pledge to parents
    59 7 KUALA TRENGGANU, Wed. The Mentri Besar. Inche Daud Samad, has intervened m the row over pupils who failed to make the grade m the Malayan secondary school entrance examination. He told 100 parents and pupils who demonstrated at his office that he would do everything he
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    108 7 HELP ON WAY FOR 21 SEAMEN ABOARD This dramatic picture shows the whaler's crew of HMS Ca p r ic c (right) dashing to the rescue of the 2,280-ton freighter Galatea which ran aground on Pierson Reef, off North Borneo, recently. Heavy seas can be seen breaking
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    JAYCEES GIVE A RADIOGRAM TO INMATES OF HOME FOR OLD
    133 7 JAYCEES GIVE A RADIOGRAM TO INMATES OF HOME FOR OLD mHOMP^ON ROAD. Wed. A —Inmates of the Home for the Aged run by the Little Sisters of the Poor m Thomson Road can now listen to their favourite tunes thanks to the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce. They v were
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    Call to curb infectious disease
    218 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. For every case of syphillis treated at the Middle Road Hospital, there must be at least five that have gone to private doctors and another five were receiving Eastern medical remedies. Dr Wong Mook Ow, medical officer at the hospital disclosed this
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    242 7  - Singapore is missions busiest port m S.E. Asia ARTHUR RICHARDS 3y Singapore City, Wed THK Rev. Moduli' Rossebo, 4T), port chaplain of the Norwegian Seamen's Mission said that Norwegian ships make more than 900 calls here annually. This traffic makes pore one of the missions busiest ports m Asia. In
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    MAN FREED ON PERJURY CHARGE: DEFENCE IS NOT CALLED
    168 7 MAN FREED ON PERJURY CHARGE DEFENCE IS NOT CALLED SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— Danny Tan Quee Sin was freed by the Third Criminal District Court on a charge of giving false evidence on July 20 last year. Tan, who was defended by Mr. Denis Lee, was acquitted and discharged without his
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    42 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A gift of about 100 books on New Zealand, or written by New Zealanders, is on its way to Singapore from Wellington. The books arc intended for the National Library here and the Nanyang University Library.
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    30 m hunger strike
    51 8 SINGAPORE, Wed.— About r clerics and pms of the an rotting firm ol Frasei and C yesterday went without lunch m a "hunger striki rotesi agaii s1 the re:. .-a', ol the employers to reii state a fellow clerk who vas ito I last month alleged
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    36 8 SING IPORE, '\'cd. The Malaya:: Ai:.v. has received i Instructions r o reduce the sp< ed ol Its Viscouni aireralt. Ci] al R. p. Mollard. the mi any's general manager said stei lay
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    36 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Mark Starr. International Labour Organisation expert 01: workers education, will give a talk on "'Employer employee Relations" today at a Rotary Club luncheon to be leld at the Cathay Restaurant
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    school robbed
    25 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Weci. Thieves broke Into ihe premise.s of tut Bukii Panjang Government High School, ana ;jui away with nine wall fans worth
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    27 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. A gang o! tbug S attacked a man walking along Narcis Street at 330 p.m yesterday. Police have detained one man.
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    15-YEAR-OLD GIRL PERFORMS TWELVE DANCES
    96 8 15-YEAR-OLD GIRL PERFORMS TWELVE DANCES SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— The Minister lor Culture Mr. S. Ra.iaratnam. and his wife, were .some of the distinguished guests present at a two-and-a-half hour Bharatha Natyam performance at the Victoria Theatre. Miss Tanalakshmi. 15 a pupil of Bhaskar's Academy of Dance, appeared m 12 different
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    MUM KEEPS Ml £YE /111 m fill MI f HER 2 DANCE GIRLS I
    202 8  - MUM KEEPS Ml £YE /111 m fill MI f HER 2 DANCE GIRLS I tmma Soh i By gINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Two promising young Indian dancers are seven year -old Josephine and nine-year-old Elizabeth, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ratnam, of Brahmaputra Road. The sisters are m Primary I
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    Shell official coming here to launch a training scheme
    131 8 Shell official coming here to launch a training scheme SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— The Chic!' Training Ofißcer of Shell. Mr. J. 1). Scott, is expected to arrive m Singapor at the end of the month to launch a regional training scheme for Shell officers m South Kast Asia and the Far
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    Lock icon Yoga cures Henry. 65, of arthritis
    247 8 SINGAPORE IS HIS NEW HOME SINGAPORE CITY Wed.- A bachelor Englishman has decided to make Singa his new home after a iccessfu] yoga cure of irthritis. Mr. Henry Lovell Hewitt, 65, a former captain m the British Army, had tried Western cures for eight
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    HAPPY OLD WOMAN KEEPS HER BIRTHDAY A SECRET
    219 8 HAPPY OLD WOMAN KEEPS HER BIRTHDAY A SECRET TSHOMSON, Wed. An elderly woman with a deep secret lies m the infirmary of the Home For the Aged, Thomson Road, and she smiles m her enigmatic fashion. All her roomnvites know that Chan Ah Foong will turn 100 sometime this year,
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    CAMPAIGN ON TO RAISE FUNDS FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    99 8 CAMPAIGN ON TO RAISE FUNDS FOR FIRE VICTIMS BUKIT TIMAH. Wed. Inche Ya'acob bin Mohamed. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development today headed a drive to raise funds for the Bukit Timah fire victims. Incht Ya'acob. who is Assemblyman for Bukit Timah. with officials of the Wah Lian
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    Workers get notice
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Ninety-eight workers employed at the Cable and Wireless cable depot at Bukit^Chermin here, have been served with three months' notice terminating their services on March 31.
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    NEW PRESIDENT FOR OLEH OLEH PARTY
    135 8 NEW PRESIDENT FOR OLEH OLEH PARTY KATONG, Wea. Mr Be Tian Boon was elected president of the Olefa Oleh Party at their recent annual meeting. Mr. Ec joined the party about two years ago and had since been its vice-presi-dent. The party was founded m 1932. After the last war,
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    Trade mission flies is to see economic conditions m State
    281 8  - Trade mission flies is to see economic conditions m State G. SUBHAS By Singapore City MVed A GROUP of eight Japanese bus and a woman tiandicral t ex§K rived m Sin^iport to ■',n\<- „:i gm Domic conditions* 1 m \ht State. They arrived by iir under* the leadership of Mr.
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    PASIR PANJANG LIFE GUARDS SAVED NINE LIVES
    120 8 PASIR PANJANG LIFE GUARDS SAVED NINE LIVES PASIR PANJANG, Wed.— The Pasir Panjang group of the Singapore Life Guard Corps :>aved Dine lives m the course of 45 voluntary operations last year. Life guard Wee Jit Sun saved a 16-year-old boy who hit his head against a hidden object while
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    Rain washes out sandbag road divider: Cement blocks to be used now
    160 8 Rain washes out sandbag road divider: Cement blocks to be used now KATONG, Wednesday. THE use of sandbags as a roaddivider m East Coast Road, stretching from the market to the Palace Cinema, has turned put to be a Hop... .the sandbags could not withstand the rain. Conventional cement blocks
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    She packed 'em m
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. History was made m a sold-out Victoria Theatre last night when Tatyana Nikolayeva became the nrst modern Soviet to give a public performance m Singapore.
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    THIS COMMUNfg CENTRE I WILL TEACH * LANGUAGES |
    98 8 THIS COMMUNfg CENTRE I WILL TEACH LANGUAGES Qm UEENSTOW m The Bull M munity Centre U start literacj Ma a Ma idari M lish. Regtsti m bers U om I The team leado'- j Boon chow. the residents 1 c .ke full use o: i t fen fi Mis U
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    A WELL-PAID MISS SAYS: MY BOSS MAKES PASSES
    1116 9 A WELL-PAID MISS SAYS: MY BOSS MAKES PASSES ißy b«)^-> h3S started making" advances to- u :!r( j. me. I suspect that if I refuse to Mopt-rit. HI lose my well-paid job. What Id Id i SCARED. but there is really one thing v 0 sn'l (lure? Find another jol>—
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    739 9  -  SHIRLEY LOWE i By WE working wives are under the microscope again. If any social worker, industrialist, or research scientist makes up to me at a party, I shall know that it's not my blue eyes that fascinate him.
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    92 9 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS P 1 MONEY offered r colouring oi r with paints t faw prize > r h or S5 (twe and .vc tor girls) t -t to Aum> i, S::.gaj)orf I* Ma Housf her rot 1 '"NDAY next rE winners of last week's colouring contest, each of rirVinm
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    95 9 Before Rupert can grasp what is happening m the great machine he and Margot are led still lower. There, says the man. Tha;s my sky-metal being pressed until it's cold. Then it's forced into the basement to be stored I've never heard of sky-metal," says Rupert. "Is it heavy Could
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    BLIND GIRL WANTS ■ mm SEEING
    173 10  - BLIND GIRL WANTS mm SEEING ROBERT CHONG By JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Che Norani* binte Abdullah, 19. a former pupil of the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind, is aspiring to become a handicraft instructress m the world of the seeing. A Muslim concert. Che Norani has been blind since the
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    Tengkus message
    35 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has sent 8 message on the occasion o: the opening ol the triennial conference or the Pan-Pacific and South-East Asia Women's Association m Canbern
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    Opening of centre
    30 10 TO A PAYOH. Wed. The Assemblyman for Toa Payoh. Mr. Wens Soon Fong will ope :t the Boon Tat Street Community Centre at 7.30 pun. on Saturday.
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    Anti-vice body
    19 10 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The > Kelantan Government ha> set up an anti-vice committee m Its Religious Affairs Board.
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    Talk by ILO expert
    38 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. Mr. Mark Starr, an 1.L.0. export on workers education at present m Singapore, will speak on "Employer Employee Relations' 1 at the Singapore Rotary Club's luncheon at the Cathay HoU4 today.
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    bank and offices to go up m Johore
    161 10 bank and offices to go up m Johore Nine-storey building for JOUOKK BAHKI. Wed.— A new landmark will be added to Johore Bahru town with the construction early this year of a nine-storey building for a bank and offices at the junction of Jalan Ibrahim and Dunnga Duke. It will
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    Hospital seeks 2,000 donors to boost its blood bank stock
    175 10 Hospital seeks 2,000 donors to boost its blood bank stock JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. Till*] blood bank al the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, is hoping to increase the present number of 585 registered donors tc 2.000 donors. Che Kamidah binte Suki. the secretary of the Johore Bahru Blood Bank Committee Is
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    Nurses' school
    37 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A nurses' training school will be started by the Franciscan nuns at Petaling Jaya next; month. It will be attached to the Assunta Hospital. Malaya's newest and Petaling Jaya's first General Hospital
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    Professor due here
    35 10 SINGAPORE CITY Wfd. Prof. Frank Scott Professor of Law at McGill University m Montreal, is n omiii'i to Singapore as part of a fivemonth to >r 'inder a Canada Council grant. I
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    COURT FORFEITS CAR THAT CARRIED ILLICIT SAMSU
    120 10 COURT FORFEITS CAR THAT CARRIED ILLICIT SAMSU SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— The ninth magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, ordered the forfeiture of a car which had been used m carrying dutiable samsu. This followed a plea of guilty by Tan Kong Khoon, 29. to a charge of possessing 10 gallons of
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    National union plan
    21 10 KUALA LUMPUUR. Wed. A move is being made to form a national union of storekeepers m government, ser-
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    Award for blind boy
    26 10 PENANG, Wed. A blind pianist Peter Chin, 18 of St Nicholas' Home, will leave tor Adelaide on Jan. 21 on a scholarship.
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    Radio officer rejects $250 offer for 5 freak stamp;
    155 10  - Radio officer rejects $250 offer for 5 freak stamp; ARTHUR RICHARDS By Singapore City W-dnesda^ A SHIP RADIO OFFICER has rejected a $250 offer for freak Singapore stamps -worth 30 cents, which he i ngfcj General Post Office. The radio officer, Mr. Ronnie LUn, said he \voui<i when he gets
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    TB VICTIMS FIND HOPE IN WONDER DRUGS
    457 10 TB VICTIMS FIND HOPE IN WONDER DRUGS OINGAPORE C I T Wed.—New knowledge gained by experiments, controlled trials and the proper use of modern drugs have brought new hope and a new lease of life to virtually millions of tuberculosis sufferers and their families. This message of hope for tuberculosis
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    63,344 cars now
    23 10 SINGAPORE. Wed.— There were 617 more cars m Singapore during December, bringing the total registered m the State to 63.344.
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    Welfare worker is too busy to think of marrying
    241 10  - Welfare worker is too busy to think of marrying ROBERT CHONG. By Johore Bahru. Wed CUE SADtAH binte Haji Ahmad, 29, an at tractive Malay -nt is so busy win welfare work that she has no time to Hunk ol marriage. As branch secretary of the Red Cross m Johore
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    TWO-YEAR STUDY AWARD FOR NANYANG GRADUATE
    44 10 TWO-YEAR STUDY AWARD FOR NANYANG GRADUATE Mr. Liew Teck Ming, 27, (above) who has been awarded a two-year scholarship to study at Otago University, New Zealand. Mr. Liew, a graduate of Nanyang University, will study microbiology at Otago University. He leaves for Wellington today.
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    Look here Sor your lucky &f
    276 10 BORN today, you are a genuinely gregarious individual and so outgoing that you would like to have all the world as your friend. You have a good eye for a money-making operation and rarely lose out on the financial aspect of the return. Since
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    94 10 DATO ALSAGei HEADS j MUSLIM IM BOMA DtloS. 1.0 ti appotn x man to Itui U Board fot pi i i> Oovernm* I notification arm v Other iin ml Ahmad bin M bin (vh <■-( haii Yaacub bin M i Byed All h Bakar a a mad Sonhad mad. Tuan
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    he new cars «u^.M,m,u.^u^ Armnp-an II ■■■■■■ I ■■■■"■ ■*111*' **" jeal buy for the family man
    693 11 he new cars «u^. M ,m, u .^u^ Armnp-an II I 111 jeal buy for the family man g!G CAR SPACE WITH SMALL CAR ECONOMY -AT FAIR COST Its new engine has pep where old one was sluggish: Smoother, too i lii 1 st J v 1 1 -i 1
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    This car is just I right for a young family on excursion
    219 11 LOKD Nuffield has given us ill his smart estate version of the Morris Mini-car a model for a young family to order now for those inexpensive excursions and picnics. In a test of the car. I found it
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    Economical dump truck has a 20,000-lb payload
    238 11 T ONDON, Wed.— A seven cubic yard articulated dump true* with a20,000-lb. navload has been introduced by a British firm. Shown for the first time at the recent Public Works Exhibition m London, it was designed by a firm of civil engineering contractors
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    A HOVER-SCOOTER IS SHOWN AT DISPLAY
    125 11 LONDON. Wed. A "Hover-Scooter" and a j fold-up motor cycle went on show at the British Cycle and Motor Cycle show -i here. The fold-up motor cycle is only 37 inches long and j weighs GO pounds. Its two-stroke engine has a speed of
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      129 11 QISN s£v v? asp >k |w i- ~_c sv.»c TWE j r .\*^Z-* "■<= E«.HAwST J I j 0 Q y\B /"^"AiCE" Th:S INTO V_^^ j[ Z' CCNS 7Et?AHDN 'Aj^KStA iHtrfW^^ l^ A W^irW 1 let t stop >cv > TBI- 4" 111 fcvNS IT alwayS Aim f^tf- J^EjP^^ "to
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    86 12 GEYLANG, Wed Response for a series ol tournaments organised by the Malay Farm community centrt- iias bt-en encouraging, actrding lo centre leader, inchel M bammed Yatim Zahari. For badminton, 25 player."? have entered :he singles, and 12 players foj .i.c doubles. Onf dozen entries have
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    31 12 Soccer: Star Soccerites v 8.M.H.. Farrer Park 5.15 p.m. Rusby: S.C.C. v. Blacks, padang 5.10 p.m.: Sanderson Cup semi-final repiay: RAF rengah v. RAF Changi, at lengah 5 p.m.
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    BOXING IS COMMON-SENS
    1640 12 Whether you are tad or short makes all tt difference to stance and tactics you adoe ROCKY MARCIANO writes for you Three views of the proper stance gY "common-sense boxing" we mean boxing that is intended for the average boy the boy who would like to be
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    234 12  - Determined scoots= riders brave rail to save a dreary G SUBHAS by Singapore: city v MISERABLE iveathet* and iiisi petitors almost made Sund Thomson Road Scooter Sprinl superhuman efforts by iiu orfj ld gapore Lambretta Owners' \s» energetic Mrs. Kirn V r ecter, saw c! The meeting was the ftr
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      268 12 HOTEL AMBASSADOR LTD. 46. Meyer Road, (Katong Park), Singapore. SATURDAY, JANUARY 14th 1961 [IN THE BALLROOM ANNE HARRISON'S FAREWELL "PARTY NIGHT IN SINGAPORE" Latin American Pot Pourri" nstratto I M dew I "Cinq by Anne Harrison and (net Deni_- eluding the 4 new Danccb fhev duced > Singapore. BAION, KWELA,
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      454 12 BBPTT2 I PI X I P I l^^Mll 26> Wnere t0 pracii.se billiards MMfl I I I I I I II !__L___ml la liie garden? «7. 4). MMH.—J J MMM JMMMM I^BI B 7 LIES I)mvN p mVJ HmVmTI hVmTmI I i e es uo tte-up with this |__^B fl—
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    780 13 mgII 3.C looks Oußud to o sporting year Lr SPORTING BUSINESS No. 1 m a new series BADMINTON TEAM HAS DONE WELL ROY LAZAROO visits our office sportsmen rrilE Shell Sports Club of Singapore, who m the nast 12 years have widened their activities, hope to include sepak raga m
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    [,v will retain the – Malaya Cup' says on;ident Combined Services skipper !
    468 13  - [,v will retain the Malaya Cup' says on ;ident Combined Services skipper i SINGAPORE CITY. Wed I Hancock, skipper j u lc i ryices Singapore Rugb\ XV lidence m his team's chances 11. Ms. Malaya Cup when they j, Ihe final on Saturday at Mer Kuala Lumpur. He expressed the.^e
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    B full 3 pore ■nockout m draw
    35 13 ff be i v m •i :he i EL I 1 etetar; -at B": n x toe A,--r. AF lake R AF. R A" KJu p w v
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    298 13  -  FRANK ROSTRON LONDON, Wed. By I TO M GRAVENEY. deposed captain of Gloucester, last night ended all hopes of peace with the county by formally applying for his release. He wants to play next season for Worcester. But, under present
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    211 13 V T AVAL BASE, Wed.— Thirteen boxers from the Royal Malayan Navy will compete against the Federation Army at the Malayan Navy's Gymnasium next Monday. The swift and active talents of the Malayan Navy's team are well known m the Federation. The team includes
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    Services to end season with 6-a-side
    193 13 Services to end season with 6-a-side SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Singapore Services will wind up the hockey season with a six a side tournament at Nee Soon on Feb. 26. Units may enter as many trams as possible .subject to an overall limit of t>4 teams for the competition. Royal Navy
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    SCHOEPPNER IS WILLING TO FIGHT
    108 13 SCHOEPPNER IS WILLING TO FIGHT >TEVV YORK. Wed.— -Andy i Neiderreiter, U.S. representative oi German lightheavyweight Eric Schoeppner. said he has wired Paul Sullivan that Schoeppner is willing to light Haroid John--1 son for the N.B.A. lightheavyweight crown. However, Neiderreiter still 1 held out hope that Schoeppner will be matched
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    34 13 LOS ANGELES Wed. j American Bob Goal by won the $135,000 L<>- Angeles Or* n [golf tournament here witn a final round ol Gl for a 72 hole I total nf 273
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    MACKAY PASSES FITNESS TEST
    172 14 In a few words.». MELBOURNE. A tralian all-rounder Xt Mackay passed a tin.- tesl and wi;. be available lor the third Te>: againsi the West Indies, beginning In Sydn< y o Friday. Watched by I■ selector j Ryd< Ma *ay test* d r pulled while battii
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    THE DAY TERRY BEAT, SCOTSMAN McCORMACK|
    273 14 THE DAY TERRY BEAT, SCOTSMAN McCORMACK| Two U.S. 'managers' sue Terry Downes on eve of title fight BALTIMORE, Wednesday. BRITISH middle-weight champion Terry Downes has a US$5O,OOO legal fight on his lethal hands as he trains Iktc for his world title fight with Paul Pender m Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday.
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    PRESIDENT'S XV WILL TEST THE ALL BLUES TOMORROW
    123 14 PRESIDENT'S XV WILL TEST THE ALL BLUES TOMORROW THOMSON. Wed. Singapore All-Blues will play against a President's XV m a rugby trial at the Police Training School tomorrow at 5 L 5 p.m. feums will be: V ll -Blues: Md Alsj Lim Jit Imm, P- Ramh. F Wells, Boon Leong;
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    Burnley win 2-1
    28 14 LONDON, Wed. Result of tlv^ only football match played yesterday: Football League Cup «4th round): Burnley Nottingham Forest 1 iWinners away to Southampton m quarter-finals
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    Raffles Square impress^
    415 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS. DAUNTLESS, DAIKU AND ESTHER'S PET CATCH THE EYE ON SOFT NUMBER TWO TRACK THIS MORNING By ipoh, Wednesday. I RAFFLES SQUARE, working alone, m the centre of the soft Number Two track was the most impressive this morning when he ran three m 40 2/5
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    A ROMAN HOLIDAY FOR BRITISH BOXERS
    77 14 A ROMAN HOLIDAY FOR BRITISH BOXERS LONDON. Wed. Promoter Jack Solomons made known his plans to give British champions Brian Curvis, Freddie Gilroy, and John Caldwell a Roman holiday at the Albert Hall. London, on January 31. Britain's big three will lace three Italians. Lined up against Curvis, British and
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    282 14  - muKa *niwiii] m t* wo z,:' I JEFFREY ;ai«™ by Football for wom f Never m Singap I WOMEN FOOTBALLFRS It had dropped a bomb inun women m a Sin^aport- clubhoi voiced the question. "Oh im n fl are you saving!" a trim yon n§ I Women an pla\in^ football
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    Police hit 4 past Postals
    66 14 THOMSON. Wed. Police Sports Association "C" were held for 20 minutes m the S.G.S.F.A. Div 111 B soccer league yesterday. Then Police opened the scon when a grounder by right-wing Salleh deflected after hitting goalkeeper Syed All's knee. The game began oall an hour late
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    A close finish
    17 14 CHRISTCHURCH. Wed. M.C.C. beat Canterbury by one wicket m their three-day cricket match yesterday.
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    I warn Worrell: 'curb bumpers'
    310 14 From KEITH MILLER. Melbourne. Wednesday pORGET the throwing rows.... we're m danger of getting back to the real, old-lime bitterness of bodyline bowling! I give this warning after the way Wes Hall and Chester Watson tore into the Aussie batsmen during the second Test match
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    Fathuls needed four goals...and they ended up with more
    292 14 Fathuls needed four goals...and they ended up with more Fathul Karib.s; Indian Recreation Club. ..0. JALAN BESAR, Wednesday. SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association's Division One League champions, Indian Recreation Club, put up a poor show m this last match of the league. Pathul Karib, who needed lour goals to become runners
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    RUGBY CHIEF TURNS DOWN A REQUEST FROM PENANG
    275 14  -  B. NORMAN By Singapore City, Wed PENANG All-Blues have requested that th c venue for their All-Blues Rugby Cup final against Singapore be played at Penang instead of at the neutral Merdeka Stadium. Kuala Lumpur, on Jan. 21. Mr A. G. MacKenzie,
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    Singapore men m Malays I
    52 14 SINGAPORE dTY. Wed Four Singapore All Blues players have been picked to represent the Malayan AllBlues In their friendly same of rugger against Malayan Planters at Merdeka Stadium on Satur Wm Ttie\ I Wm Pan:.. »gg vm A Malcolm X the hms between 8< pore
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