The Singapore Free Press, 20 January 1961

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    28 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No IfiOIR ARCHIVES, lb lB NATION V. iIMABV, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1961. 15 CENTS
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  • Article
    Kennedy: Man of ideals
    417 1  - Kennedy: Man of ideals STEPHEN N SESTANOVICH M OP HIS ACTIONS NIU ISSUE FROM T HE SAME PROBLEMS T- -:T EXIST HERE I RTYHRHJFSJ r of U.S.I.S, -After a mix m Washilar but aging j h private life v ill ascend Ihe Bice of PresidStates. m i has a team
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    Mr.ONG: NO QUARREL WITH PAP The Ong inquiry
    700 1  - Mr.ONG: NO QUARREL WITH PAP The Ong inquiry DAVID TAMBYAH IAN MOK-AI Dispute was with the policies of Prime Minister' By AND gTAMFORD, Fri.— Mr. Ong Eng (ivan started giving evidence before the "nepotism" Inquiry Commission this morning. This followed further legal arguments when the session resumed today. Mr. Ong
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    ONLY A LOOK
    292 1 ONLY A LOOK Queen will not take part m hunt LONDON, Fri. —A Buckingham Palace spokesman yesterday that M Queen Elizabeth and PTince Philip took part m a tiger hunt on their trip to India, it would probably be as spectators only. He said the hunt was arranged over and
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    Cuddling Kissing Shouting STOP IT ORDER TO FOOTBALL STARS
    220 1 Cuddling Kissing Shouting STOP IT ORDER TO FOOTBALL STARS LONDON, Fri. "Shouting, kissing and cuddling" by professional footballers when goals are scored was sharply criticised yesterday by the English Football Association m its current official journal. Drawing attention to the growing "exuberance among piayers wneii goa*s are scored, the "P.A.
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    Liz to film again with NO cover
    140 1 Liz to film again with NO cover LONDON. Kri. Elizabeth Taylor will start filming "Cleopatra again next week, but efforts to reinsure her after her sevenweek illness have failed. Mr Charles Hughesdon. deputy chairman of the firm which placed the last insurance policy for the lilm. said: "If they begin
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    Ailing Princess cannot attend today's big Kennedy inauguration
    333 1 Ailing Princess cannot attend today's big Kennedy inauguration .by S*r John BarbireHi, nductoi cf the Hclle OrchesIre QTAND on a chair and conduct like mad for M hour or >o and a cold uill vanish. It never fails. DRINCESS Lee Radziwill has had to turn down an invitation from her
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    Putting the skids under pigeons
    34 1 NEW YORK. Fri.— They arc putting the skids under the pigeons m Greenwich Village. New blocks of flats have sharply sloping, slippery surfaced window sills to discourage the birds.
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    Getting ahead...
    34 1 NEW YORK, Fri.— A $4,250,--000 drive to get American men to wear hats is under way. The psychological "come-on": a man with a hat appears more capable of handling the big job.
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    Malayan, HK funds
    41 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today, buying SI 21 ana selling si. 28 xd. Second Malayan Fund manager's prices, buying 99 cents and selling SI 06 xv. Fi.si Hong Kong Fund manager's prices. buying HKSI.IO and selling HKSI.I7.
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    Now they shop by night—and take family along
    62 1 Now they shop by night— and take family along NEW YORK. Fn--Snop by night and make it a famiiy affair. That is the trend m many American towns. One supermarket chief estimates hall bis business is done between 8 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. Says another: "We mint rethink our opening
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    Rubber price down
    32 1 February first pracie rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 80 7 cents ptr lb down five-eighths of a cent on yesterday's close. Tiie tone was uncertain.
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    Firm in London starts a bankruptcy move against Orson Welles
    107 1 Firm in London starts a bankruptcy move against Orson Welles LONDON, Fri. A bankruptcy petition has been filed m London by a firm of accountants against American actor Orson Welles. It alleges "non-compliance with a bankruptcy notice before April 29, 1960." The petition was heard by Mr. Registrar Bowyer m
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    Bank rate cut
    26 1 FRANKFURT. Fn. The Federal Bank yesterday lowered iht West German bank, rate by a half per cent to 3i per cent. effective today.
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    Now a cleanette
    22 1 NEW YORK. Pri— After the launderette, the cleaueue for men's suits. Com machines will ciry-elea:: a suit for $4.2.5.
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    TURF
    194 1 B\RKIIK DRAW Race One: 3. 2. i. 9. 10 5 T, 11. (j. 4. Race Tver 7 12* 4 11. 10. y. 2. 5. 3. 1. 8. 6. Race Three: 9. 4, 7. 10. 2 11 l 8 6. 12. 14. 3. 13. 5. Race Pour' I. 8. 1.
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    Jet crash kills 98
    41 1 NEW YORK. Prl —A Mexican DCS jetliner craved and exploded into flames In v marshland last nigui while taking i,fT from Idlewlld Airport m blinuinfr snowstorm. Reports iaid there were no .survivors among 98 on the plane.
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      87 1 1 or styfo P on ECJSA Fromcj Lai OPTIEK opticians Ls Rood, S pore Tel: ***** E^ FAMILY CAR IN THE MEDIUM-PRICE RANGE A IV h TIN ASS I class the Austin A.55 is outstanding as a big f r engers: comfortably takes five adults I cp.idren. More room for
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      36 1 name Sjf Faircastle is fastest... P. 12 TITUS mill— "s^libß c«^ 1 j^i^r- —r^-j>n: M uqicu>er-<hisxr SUPREME IN AUTOMATIC WATCHES Wffl MUUTI- JEWELS MEAN 'SMOOTHER FUNCTIONING. OURABILITV AND PRECISION f(e > S*^| 48 HOURS RESERVE POWER %I^#
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    British tax laws must be amended for overseas mines aid
    537 2 British tax laws must be amended for overseas mines aid By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT ITNLESS British taxation laws arc amended it will be difficult if not impossible for the British overseas mining industry to play its full part m developing the resources of the world, the president of
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    More time for hire purchase payments in Britain
    177 2 lON DON. Fri. The adtancc m the 6tock marfeets gathered momentum y- >terdft7 and equities los< d on .i distinctly firm not< Gai:L> m many cases were sharp. Britain's Board ol Trade a:ilounced last nii<ht that some goods bought on hire purchase
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    Hong Kong prices
    51 2 HONG KONG Ihtti Closing ben today were: Prc\ tOUS Today H v S Bfenk Corporal on $1 0 1.460 sales sates Mardei >10-2€ 510.60 Sates >a!c;(Tkong pi $40 00 540.50 stOea sates D ftffßl A Oe d a vagi -32 50 532.75 -ale- sales T Do 5T4.50
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    Market indices
    32 2 LONDON r Tht Financial Time* market indices for Jan. 6. latt y«ar, week ago, ortviou* and yesterday's, respectively Tins ::n J. ?70 272.7. 272.7. Rubber*: :29 6. 200.6. 199.7. 199.5
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    18,700 TONS OF TIN SLAG UP FOR SALE
    80 2 18,700 TONS OF TIN SLAG UP FOR SALE WASHINGTON, Pti r«€ General Service.- Adminis;ianop. announced *i:ai ii offer for public sale or mcragovernmenta] transfer 18. too long tons oi tin slag. The slag is In Ine supplemental stockpile and dv congressional approval is needed, I*. aaciea that under preseu w
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    125 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS tying alongside the Singaoor* Harbour Board wharves or tipected toda> are: Tancrcd i Glengarry 4 5, Belat Ball t>A. Ftntbay 6 7. Azucb:*an Mam 8 9. Anchis.es 10 11. Zeeland 13 14. Hodakasar. Maru IS 16, Ber.macdhui 18, Thorytrand 19, Bettlanf N. Wall ;>. C-.an Am
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    HEAD OF GAMMON EMPIRE ENDS TOUR OF SINGAPORE
    154 2 HEAD OF GAMMON EMPIRE ENDS TOUR OF SINGAPORE BUKIT TIMAH, Fri. Ml". John Charles Gammon, head of the Gammon engineering and building empire, leaves today for Calcutta after completing one-week visit to Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. enterprises here and m the Federation. Mr. Gammon a pioneer and authority on reinforced concrete
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      120 2 LONDON. Jan. 19. Previous Todaj RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f European ports Jan. unquoted unquoted Fcb _M 1 16 24 1 /16 IRUBBER no. 1 RSS Spot 24 Ift 24| RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Feb '.24 ."> I<S 24 7/18 1 Mar 21 5
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      New York Prices
      51 2 NEW YORK, dan. 19. Previous Today TIN Straits spot ltW.<7 100.87 RUBBER Futures Jan. 27.96 27.85 Mar 28.10 I'S.OZJ TONE: Steady. SALES: 32 lots. INo 1 RSS Jan. landed price 3/16 281 i JOFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar. 3* 4'> ;*6.30 Above prices quoted :d ls cents
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      Dow Jones Averages
      32 2 NEW YORK, Jan. 19. Previous Today 30 Industrials 634.10 R32-39 20 Railroads 144.59 143.77 40 Domestic Bends 85.03 55.02 15 Utilities 102.37 102.74 65 Stocks Composite Averagei 214.78 214.30
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 Malabar spot 47. tfloata 4fi«. Jin shipment 46. LamporK spot 47. aflonr« 46i, Jan. shipment 46. Muntok white Bpot T3, af'.oats 71. Jan. shipment 6S, sellers, ex-dock. AtHive prices quoted m US cents per lr>.
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      Coconut Prices
      80 2 Copra, LONDON. Jan. 19. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.it. O.K. North Eurooean ports r'elivsred weiaht per lons ton Jan. $175 I«3J COPRA. Straits Borneo e.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton Feb Mar ih4 COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.it. European ports m bulk r*r long
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    Fonteyn dances on
    43 2 LONDON. Prl. A report from Montreal that Dame Mvgot Fonteyn, Britain's leading ballerina, had announced her probable retirement m the near future, was described at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, last night a,s "a gross exaggeration of the facts.'
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    UP 20 DOWN 26 UNCHANGED 111
    826 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. RET TO MARKINGS I cci -a cum eapitai issm. I tall tfcMieg tftfyikiH iKMin iivileii. I cli cm tans issne. f iei eictsdint capital rttim. t cer es cm capital tetin I «l cum iif.dem c call
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    Time is appropriate remodel' the varsity
    344 2  - Time is appropriate remodel' the varsity LYDIA AROOZOO i_!L Bukr J f ■pHE University of Mala\u km J staffe when serious considerate be given to its reorganisation through an independent commi^ii, n to meet the needs of an emerging This opinion is expressed liv SJnghai, of the History Department University
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    UNDERGRAD PLAN TO SEND GOODWILL TEAM TO INDONESIA DURING VACATION
    185 2 UNDERGRAD PLAN TO SEND GOODWILL TEAM TO INDONESIA DURING VACATION BUKIT TIMAH. Fri.— The University of Malaya m Singapore Students' Union has drawn up plans to send a goodwill student delegation to Indonesia. If the immediate problem of finance is solved, tlie student delegation will leave for Indonesia during the
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    Jobs hope for 100 , redundant cable workers
    190 2 Jobs hope for 100 redundant cable workers BUKIT CHERMIN, Fri.— Hopes of re-employ-ment are high for the 100--strong labour force whose services at the Cable and Wireless depot at Bukit Chermin will be terminated on March 31. A spokesman for the workers yesterday said that he understood a local concern
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    Free X-ray for 30,000: All-out war on TB enters second phase
    200 2 Free X-ray for 30,000: All-out war on TB enters second phase KAMPONG KAPOR, Friday. THOUSANDS of posters arc up m the Kainpong Kapor district for the second phase of the Government's massive "war" against tuberculosis, which begins there on Jan. 27, and will last some weeks. At the same time.
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    Lock icon A RUNAWAY BULL STARTS PANIC IN THE STREETS
    108 2 A RUNAWAY BULL STARTS PANIC IN THE STREETS Brighton (England), Pti a runaway bullock turned partfi ol Brit n ion Into bullring yesteroay ><Ker had t.M-apcd bom the Municipal abbatoir. T:r- bullock cp.ar>:ec along roi ol shops, past a to a main road with stockmen ai daughteren In hot pursuit.
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    A FIVE-D SEMINAR ON RACE RELATION AND LA
    60 2 A FIVE-D SEMINAR ON RACE RELATION AND LA Bukti i ig| Dick Ttu fiv< d thi La\ LJnivei Sinjrar, According oilu.. Sew Stic it' Ti>- I .< cou:. 1 j Programs It i tra uj ihe V... I io txpb ex;- 'I.' Den Bemiiu J pto! i TiAW h :ne
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    Pratt makes escape
    57 2 IJLOEMPONTEIN (Orangt Free Slate;. M— David Bereslord Prau. the Englishman who shoi and uoundeu ;htS<,uLh African Prime Minister, Dr. Hendnk Verwoerd. m Johannesburg lasi April tried to escape here yesterday, police saic When taken by tuo prlaon warden to a Bloemfonteia den:; behln departmi W 1 v
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    Laos talks s
    15 2 washing 1 hn >■• i 1 -ible raotM kn li I i r<
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    Soviet pro
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    Italy export
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    WORLD'S MOST ATTRACTIVE MALES -BY 16 TOP HOLLWOOD FEMALES
    158 3 I i. Sixteen n most importsked to name ictive men. IRSO^i 1 admire iks ..Hi! I IXC'S ful influences Then fore, I noVlbert Schweitier for !j lieati il mt\ ice. Ernest llem--4 lalit} and admi writing. 1 MONROE: I find :>
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    FROM WHITE HOUSE TO THE BULL RING
    403 3 JOAN CRAWFORD: U.S. Ambassador John Hay Whitney is a most attrac- ;ve guy and one of the few Americans who seem to mastered the Euroib way o: life. And I KIH/.V I am not the woman who thinks the Dnkc of Edinburgh is
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    Lock icon PREMIERS MEET
    64 3 gg*fgßma^*^j^mmmmmm^ Mrs. Bandaranaika gets ii welcome from Nehru pnoio. 0 INDIA'S Premier, Mr. Nehru, welcomes his counterpart from Ceylon. Mrs. Bandaranaika, when she arrived m New Delhi recently for an official visit to the country. .Mrs. Bandaranaika, who is the only ruling woman executive head of any country
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    Miniature radar sets aid blind people to see -thanks to an engineer
    227 3  - Miniature radar sets aid blind people to see -thanks to an engineer PETER FAIRLEY -By LONDON, Fri. ijHH'R BLIND Londoners are now "seeing" inside&their own homes with the aid of miniature radar sets. They are the iirst to test a blind aid, developed by Mr. Victor Valchera, 48-year-old Feltliam electronics
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      179 3 HFHFHFH t::: I i^yi: I :T^^^^^B "SL^TlS!?!! Sy _^fis JL WC3iRLD'S BEST I TRANSISTOR RfU>W AC/BATTERY !;|iii;iil|i;l;||;|p|!!i= ii::: I j i||i||i||iiy|ii|i|i|!l!ij:. SHOWING TUNING ACCURACY a BATTERy L(FE iijij- ■•jlyjjyHg::..^ Illii ::5:::::::i:i::i:::i:ii:i:::i::::::::::::::::::::i:::!:::i:: .:::::i:: .::::::::::::::i::::::::::... rr:::i :!::i:::::i::::::::::: ::::::::::::::l: :j ::i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: t^::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: •Hi: Sole Aqen'.i ROXY (Singapore) CO. OBTAINABLE 454. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      150 3 Movie Magazine; 10.30 Ted Short 5.03 The man and nis niUMc us nuu>lc; n.oo a k/es) 5.30 Fun witt words; 5^5 PopN e 4? En r-w- ftSoOrW- gSdien's Come.: 5.30 Just for i 9 3.1 Tiie news; Mfl ™}r"J3i "*J i m-,hcc-i- 6.05 l^enage ».4S The weefcend-s. sport; I<M» HriJU«.
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  • Death from the Sea
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    BOILS, BUMPS AND BAD BLOOD
    804 4 BOILS, BUMPS AND BAD BLOOD A well-balanced diet, fresh air, sunshine and scrupulous cleanliness are more likely to cure boils than tonics, laxatives or vitamin pills, says ERIC TRIMMER, M.8., B.S. PETER was a sturdy nine-year-old, and came to sec me with his mother. "He's had such a nasty run
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    THE STORM SO FAR
    62 4 THE STORM SO FAR The moiMr ured b> pr rim radiation toning the with dtstnH v. ientists Bili i Arnold Jom-> Marlowe have onh the m mankit,.: lifftl CM sprrud chemicals I ers and had m rtfed II Jones knewi tail II hen- then that will leal Ik tist> to
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
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      111 4 "federal" "pubucations" "ltd.* INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA Here is a comprehensive guide for developing a superior physique and championship boxing skill, by the winner of fnrty-ninc professional matches and by the trainer of five J world champions. Price $7. 50 Available from Local Bookshops T^("me and Date automatically
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      47 4 jniiiiiiijiinmi B SEA GRASSM/J sea grass mottmeß i hard-floor cove« China. Naturol natural greeli thick, m 12 Clean EasiK So*fl be added or #B Wholesale trade J" invited Cotton Carpets ifl sible Cotton Samples on Res* j VIPINJ 22A, ROBINSO*! SINGAPORE 111C**********111C311 asa| CULTW PEABI| (3IFT I
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  • Dear Sir
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      Blame parents...not 'extra' child
      532 5 1 U Ai m^ KS A m U BETS vvn A LEAD TO POOR, LARGE, BUT HAPPY FAMILIES L r McKinnon is rant of her than Mr. George f° c me President -national Planned [nod Federation, who gainst listening Cat :or no better that they be-
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      A LAY LESSONS: THE PROBLEMS
      98 5 A LAY LESSONS: THE PROBLEMS practicable' call to Govt. such perplexity and disgust that I [Nigh the new National Language jlish, Chinese and Tamil schools Ministry of Education m SingaIt down leal) X siwer. B :nore |k Lilt: Is are X all m. d persoi i m who ment X
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      'Take W. Irian issue to U.N.'
      65 5 Y^OUR editorial m the Free Press of Jan. 13 calling for immediate action to prevent worsening of The dispute between the Indonesians and the Dutch over West Irian, m view of Russia's agreement to supply arms^ to Indonesia. is timely The Indonesians must refrain
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      THIS ISN'T A 'TAMILS ONLY' FESTIVAL
      86 5 THIS ISN'T A 'TAMILS ONLY' FESTIVAL THE statement by the secretary of the Tamil Representative Council (Free Press. Jan. 6> regarding "Tamil festival" celebrations is misleading. The mere fact of labelling these celebrations -The Tamil Festival" conveys the impression that the festival is purely a Tamil one. Such is not
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    • Letter
      Sportsmen... stop making excuses
      200 5 Sportsmen stop making excuses A CALL FOR GOODWILL jyiUCH has been said about the bad sportsmanship of Malayan and Singapore sportsmen whenever they go overseas and return m defeat Two recent intances were the S.A.F.A. soccer tour to Hong Kong for the Aw Hoe Cup and the Malayan badminton team
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    • Letter
      The public servants who study in their office time
      230 5 The public servants who study in their office time THE pride of Singapore lies m its efficient Civil Service. Under the present Government, civil servants have had more contact with the masses and are generally more courteous and sympathetic. All this will no doubt be maintained and fostered. An encouraging
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      18 5 JHOHNE- SAXOPHONES I It vl 45.00 nrcsideat** I M. A. LTD., Wpbler C HOCOLATE R!P O( CHINA) LTD.
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      196 5 LIIIIIIBBBBBB B B B B B B"B B^ VELOCETTE I THE MOTOR CYCLE WITH ALL THE REFINEMENTS, Safety Economy Dependability I and Lasting Service. m B Available on 2-year H. P. Terms, a B Sole Agents:— Kee Huat Radio Co., Ltd. B B Singapore Kuala Lumpur P c n a
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      131 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice «c Fred Dickenson r^J^^ wkjtijr^^ -^r- ~r ~?r- r^g-v vnCNPERpu!./ then \\C f C r AST.' hwm CNE /^gSaß^^ t^^^/^^Sjk -C^ V CJ F^"*" I'\E I CAS RELAXiFC 1 1 I HAVE A FEW ANt?\\£R I wWiff7zS 9k. 1 fc*-T— 5C^57 r M£ .\\YSTEnV CP
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    354 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Four points remember TODAY Mr. Dwight D. Eisenhowe r moves out of White House. And Mr. John Fitzgerald Kennedy moves m. Ike was liked by the vasi majority of his countrymen. He was m his way honest and sincere though often dangerously lacking m wilL His period
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    How weak Americans?
    1965 6  - How weak Americans? JOHN KENNEDY By PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. Decline of health and strength is big menace to our safety A SPARTAN NATION IS NOT THE INTENTION BUT PHYSICAL FITNESS IS 'MUST FOR SECURITY BEGINNING more than 2,500 years ago, from all quarters of the Greek world men thronged
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      742 6 You can hand m your classified ad, to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS i throughout I MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS Cold tM) L*4-, 30 Tanab K*ta. CoM moms* <U > lAA-. 1-i Care Mrft. RUMI CoM Stora<« < M> LtA., T> New Kna-1 KOTA BHARU .old Stor««« <M>
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      18 6 Kam'/^rVar aaH ■B I it EVERYTHING IN GOLI AT WINSTON S 4 THE ARCADE SINGAPORE I TEL *****
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      149 6 jm ML Mm jjU $MjM IB Co*** 1 dust strip off th< and smooth it on.it backing.. sticks Its* r > r htanc Colourful Storeys Contact plast.c sheetm.- c whole home m an hour or so' And it protd furniture from splashes and stui.s.. easy and clean to use needs
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    FLOODS AT NOON
    78 7 TIDE BRINGS WATER INTO THE HOMES OF 200 MLnMWKsum I no; this [ZJ&i p.m. m< it nad :n oast 3<> hours. The flood waters about 10 inche> hiph. was tht result of hisrh tide. Children returning: home from school had .to waae m the water. Traffic from
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    Coffee-stall owner Akhiaq tops exam in English Intermediate
    596 7  - Coffee-stall owner Akhiaq tops exam in English Intermediate A. Richards By STAMFORD, Friday. STREET coffee-stall owner and a labourer are among 24 candidates who scored distinctions out of 2,800 people who passed the Lembaga Gerakan Pelajaran Dewasa (Adult Education Board) examinations held last month. The coffee-stall owner is Mr. Akhiaq
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    or can't be loyal to two countries,' Tamils are warned
    47 7 t MOULMEIN, Fnaay. p i of the t legislative AsP sseml vrnai: far Kamponi, ::r luiu a Tamil met-; k is Singapore aiui P to fa loyal to Malay:; P language I I L t P I
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    Pioneer status to 12 firms
    48 7 Kusbonc ip cou'" c ELF -SERVICE shops are a menace to the wives of working -class men Federation Goren mai >oo: fgkti pioneer I more firm with i ro:.- apttal o: S19 mi Tn- Ministry o: Commeree Industry are studying _pp_:?_::~*r. r'rcrr. these
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    AUTHOR IN SEARCH OF MATERIAL FOR BOOK ON BUDDHA
    206 7 AUTHOR IN SEARCH OF MATERIAL FOR BOOK ON BUDDHA TAX JONG PAGAK. FxL Mr David Maurice, 6- a Buaa:"..^' and author, passenger with a |a:ii'erenc o or. board the 5.^ Caste] Felice which Is on her way to the Far Eas: Th- captain ha ciacec on-: c: the shin'j spaekms
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    Fire victims share $3,000 collection
    118 7 ¥*tKTT TIMAH, Pri. Fifty-four victims cf the recent Bukit Timah tire shared $3,000 collected by the PAP Bukit Timah branch and the Wan Loan Association. The money was distributed by the Social Welfare Department at a Chinese temple here. Inche Yacob bin Mohamed. Parliamentary Secre-
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  • S'PORE SCENE BRIEFS
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      Danger of stray cattle to motorists
      120 7 WOODLANDS. Fri. ff Large nerds of cattle grazing on the roadside, unattended, are a constant source of danger to passing motorists. A motor-cyclist. Mr. Yeo Tien Poh. and two taxlmen. recently had the fright of their lives when a herd of cattle at the
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      BARBER'S SUCCESS
      106 7 GEYLANG The New Year has brought good iuck to Inche All bm Zubir. who came to Singapore m 1952 from his home m Hegr: Sembiian m search of employment. He has at last achieved his ambition to own a barber shop. Ali first found work m the RAF
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      REST FOR ACTRESS
      124 7 JAJLAN BESAR: Lovely Shirley Koh Choy Peng a. 1&- year-old Singapore- born Shanghamese. ha.- already made a name as an actreso v. Hokkien fiim^. and is nov considenng an oiler tor stage appearance- m the Philippine^. She recently returnee tc Singapore after making several stage appearance.--m the
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      JAPANESE CLASS
      68 7 BRAS BASAH. The Federation of Boys* Clubs m Queen Street will start a Japanese language course at its premises on Jan. 24. The honorary secretary Mr. Soon Kirn Seng, said, the course would be held twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays between 7 p.m and 8 p.m.
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      These two new mod could be Golden Girls of 1961
      546 8 These two new mod could be Golden Girls of 1961 LENA AND JEWEL HAVE THE LOOKS To THE COVERS OF FASHION MAGAZINES ALREADY THE POISE, CHARM OF i MANNEQUINS WHERE are the Golden Girts of 1961? Who are the models whose faces are destined to flash out at us triumphantly
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      GLITTERING HAIR SLIDES FOR LADY OF FASHION
      39 8 GLITTERING HAIR SLIDES FOR LADY OF FASHION TIHE latest fashion fad A among young working girls are glittering hair slides for evening wear. At Robinson's, I saw a large collection m all designs, shapes and sizes you can imagine.
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      39 8 THRINKETS are yours to buy -i- if you'll just drop m to Robinson's where you'll find a dazzling display at a special circular counter. Fashionable are the rows and rows of irridescent beads which will cascade down the neck.
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      32 8 IJK)R the teenager who is just starting a collection of costume jewellery, there is a charming plastic box to meet her needs. This miniature treasure chest comes with gold stand and handle.
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      32 8 TPHERES a really practical A baby bottle holder at the Singapore Dispensary. Big enough to hold two bottles, it has a zipper opening and is insulated with fibreglass to retain the temperature.
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      21 8 THE gayest selection of plastic plates I've seen are from Marden Co Excellent for that barbecue or picnic you maybe holding.
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    Ironing pleated skirts: Mimi Koh gives tip for a successful job
    218 8 Ironing pleated skirts: Mimi Koh gives tip for a successful job been splashed on the glass when painting windows. "Before settling on the job, rub the glass close to the woodwork with a cake of soap. "When the Job's done, clean the window and the splashes will go. away with
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    Lollipop moulds in plastic
    45 8 ALL children love to suck a lollipop. This may not be so easy to make yourself, but you can satisfy them with a frozen pop. Just get those plastic moulds from Fitzpatrick's. In various animal forms rabbit, bear, owl and pig.
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    REVEAL YOUR BEAUTY TRICKS FOR A PRIZE
    115 8 REVEAL YOUR BEAUTY TRICKS FOR A PRIZE ARE you the girl who loves to experiment with her make-up technique? If so, you will probably have a load of tricks up your sleeve. It may be the way you apply your make-up that gives your face the "translucent" look, and which
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    BEAUTY TIP FOR QUICK MAKE-UP AFTER WORK IN OFFICE
    182 8 BEAUTY TIP FOR QUICK MAKE-UP AFTER WORK IN OFFICE WHAT can a girl do with 15 minutes?"' groaned the new giri m the oftict the other day. It seems that she CweU call her Peggy had a y« special appointment right after office. Well, Peggy need not panic. All Peggy
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      14 8 SINGAP DISPEtfi I c 265, jj Hranth I Da Jl ■I I Medico M
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      Ramasamy, 108, looks back to 'jungle' days of Singapore
      166 9 Ramasamy, 108, looks back to 'jungle' days of Singapore MOULMEIN. Fri. VINK'I V SIX years ago a 12-year-old Tamil hoy landed at Port Swettenham alter a month's voyage m a sailing boal from Nagapatnam, South India. Then he travelled m a bullock carl to Kuala Lumpur. The journey took three
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      FIFTY VICE RAIDS ON HOTELS LAST MONTH
      119 9 FIFTY VICE RAIDS ON HOTELS LAST MONTH HAVELOCK. Fri.— The Social Welfare Department, m conjunction with the anti-vice section of the Police, made 50 raids on hotels and brothels m December— six raids less than the previous month. During the month a new inmate was taken m by the Bushy
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      Big dam work
      30 9 IPOH, Fri. The first cement will be poured on Thursday ror trie construction of the Ringlet Falls dam, part of the hydro-electric scheme m the Cameron Highlands.
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      Look here for your lucky star
      331 9 you mils t joe a little ai d to a own de- the number ol l yuur I i any urUst you debate f to a -a Ie I uf almost reactions. You have a reputation foi keeping your promises and of you it
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      School principal orders a 'new look' for 9 hawkers
      264 9  - School principal orders a 'new look' for 9 hawkers By ARTHUR RICHARDS BUKIT PANJANG, Fri. j I the annual report ot St. Pancras librarian, Mr. W. A. Taylor: |>EOPLK who probably consider themselves unimpeachably honest, who would not dream of taking even a box ot matches from a shop without
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      FREE PRESS PHOTONEWS EXTRA
      56 9 FREE PRESS PHOTONEWS EXTRA Three monkeys chained to a tree near the Serangocn Garden Circus are attracting scores of residents daily and bringing good business to their masters taxi-drivers. The monkeys have been placed there by the taxi-men and many people m the estate call to feed them daily. Then
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      STATE MAINTAINS N AS FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT THROUGHOUT LAST YEAR
      164 9 STATE MAINTAINS N AS FIRST CLASS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT THROUGHOUT LAST YEAR PAYA LEBAR. Fri. Singapore, as the East Asian pivot of the world network of air traffic, maintained throughout 1959 its reputation as a first class international airport. This was stated m the 1959 report of the Department of Civil
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      Paintings show
      34 9 EMPRESS PLACE. Fri. An exhibition of painting.- by Malay artists In the State! will be >taged at the Victor.:, i Memorial Hall In April m conjunction with the "Visit the Orient Year."
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      C-PLAN AWARDS FOR TWO IN NORTH BORNEO
      92 9 C-PLAN AWARDS FOR TWO IN NORTH BORNEO PAY A LEBAR, Fri. A teacher m Labuan and a pupil engineer with the North Borneo Railways are due m Singapore by air today on their way to Australia and New Zealand on Colombo Plan scholarships. The teacher. Mr. Patrick Thane, 19, of
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      Rupert and the Sky-boat—26
      105 9 Rupert and the Sky-boat— 26 The little par;y moves towards the thing Marmot has been staring at. "What is it?" asks Rupert. "It looks like a boat. What's keeping it there It is a boat." says the man. It's made of my new sky-metal. It's my masterpiece It would be
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      FELLOWSHIP'S AIM IS TO ASSIST LOCAL CHARITIES
      149 9 FELLOWSHIP'S AIM IS TO ASSIST LOCAL CHARITIES STAMFORD. Fri. The Incorporated Trustees of the Evangelists China Fellowship Ltd.. of Singapore, is working out a plan to help local charities, welfare and educational institutions. The council of management is headed by Rev. Andrew Gin. Among other members are Rev. Dorcas Gih.
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      Spiritual lectures
      29 9 CANNING RISE. Fri.- -The Singapore Society for Spiritual Culture has arranged for nine lectures on Christianity i to be held on each Friday at the Cultural Centre.
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    2 CADETS CO ON THEIR DREAM TOUR
    220 9  - 2 CADETS CO ON THEIR DREAM TOUR ROBERT CHONG By Kolam Ayer, Fri TWO Malayan Air Training Corps cadets left Singapore yesterday m a Royal Australian Air Force Hercules For a two-week "dream" tour of Australia and training with other air-minded Australian boys. They were Sergeant Tan Hek Koon, a
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    SEAMSTRESS INSTITUTE TO HOLD A DRESS SHOW
    97 9 SEAMSTRESS INSTITUTE TO HOLD A DRESS SHOW TIONG BAHRU. Fri. the Luc k y Se a m stress Institute ol Outram Road will held an exhibition ol students' works for parent and the public bom Jan The exhibit-, aU don< the students themssJv* will include Latest fa&nion dresses, artificial Bowers,
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      257 10 pa a ar r STEREO AMPLIFIER 24 watts with STEREO MW Tuner x 2 SW Tuner x 1 FW Tuner x 1 S i Agents: HWEESENG&CO. 259, BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE-7. TEL: ***** d r *s ••ft i its COLD! Take Care Your Boby Docs Not Catch Cold During The Cold
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      212 10 IDEM. ANY TIME! X I AT* S TOP QUALITY SHOES AND HANDBA6S! Exquisitely designed by 41-43, Stamford Road. Tel: ***** Spore. Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoats, quilts, woollen pullovers, underwear, scarfs gloves, lumpers, winter pyjamas. Advice given I FOOK ON Dept. Store SALE NOW ON.
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      274 10 guigbhbhbkh FHFHFH HHFH days. Some of them you'll find here. SHIRT FLASH! Clubman's new Terylene shirts are made from quality ICI material fashioned m the latest styles. From all leading department stores or the sole acents. TAI WAH TRADING. 52 High Street. "TWIN" BRAND CUTLERY knives are fitted with "Friodur'
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      579 10 on display at ADRIAN'S. 425 River Valley Road. "JINTAN'' CHEWING GUM keeps your mouth rresh and eradicates halitosis. Delightful to taste with refreshing flavours of .spearmint, Jintanmint, fruitmint. On sale at all sundry shops for only fifteen cents- Sole agents "Tithes", 62, Middle Road. KIAT SHOES CO., 41/43 Stamford Road
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      610 10 Sound reproduction is excellent and the price is moderate. FOR ALL OCCASIONS If you are looking for exouc Oriental dresses visit JOGINDER PAUL 194 Race Course Road. Choice range of beautiful Manipuri silk dresses are specially imported to pamper milady's needs. TROUSERS GALORE at the tailoring department ol BAJAJ TEXTILES,
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      272 10 FOR A COMFORTABLE seat get yourself a "Poly" chair. Made of plastic material they're m grey, green, blue or red from the sole agents SIAKSON TRADING CO., 26, Prinsep Street. CAMERAS ARE SO plentiful and prices so varied thai it Is hard to make a choice. The KOWA 35N is
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      115 10 «■•<• tui M LUCK TRADeJ S'PORI I CHOICE SEIJ NAM AH ELeJ at Reasonable 1 Come and pick thel 9: < H- L 1 Made From ICI Avoiloblr At Fovountc Sole r .Of TAI WAHTPADI 52, H.gh Sf.-Si Tel: ***** I BEST BUY nationa: tkansist(] RADIOS I ALSC Av-ILA;- BRAr.:.
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    RACE FINISHES AT IPOH
    105 11 V i M Jw®r* 7' Going: Yielding. (1. >. Div. S_«r. W on by: Time: Im.n. IX. 5, l>iv. I— «iF. Won by: 2lMi, 1!. lime: lniiii. 17 3 :>. rl 3 Div. mf. nun by hi. r. Time: 2min 25. 1 l>i\. I— 6F. Won
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    Springboks will make no changes in their match against Scotland
    136 11 Springboks will make no changes in their match against Scotland EDINBURGH, Friday. jgOUTH Africa's team is unchanged for the Rugby Union International against Scotland here at Murrayfield tomorrow. The Springboks side/ an- nounced yesterday is the same as that which beat England 5-0 at Twickenham on Jan. 7. There is,
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    PROTEST OVER ALL-WHITE ATHLETIC TOUR
    147 11 PROTEST OVER ALL-WHITE ATHLETIC TOUR NEW YORK. Fri. The National association for the Advancement of Coloured People yesterday protested to the American Amateur Athletic Union against plans to send an all-white team of athletes to compete m South Africa this spring. The executive secretary of the N.A.A.C.P., Mr. Roy Wilkins,
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    Potgieter returns
    43 11 JOHANNESBOURG, Fri. Gert Potgieter, South Africa's world 440 yards hurdles record holder, will have his first race since being injured In a car crash last August when he competes m the South African Police Athletic championships m Pretoria on March 17.
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    For Canada Cup
    20 11 TOKYO, Fri. Tornkichi Nakamura and Tadashi Kitta will represent Japan m this year's Canada Cup goll tournament.
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    KEEP THESE HORSES MIND...
    5 11 KEEP THESE HORSES MIND W
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    Will the fans keep away if SHA decides on a gate?
    253 11  - Will the fans keep away if SHA decides on a gate? J. LOUIS HOCKEY TOPICS by WHAT would happen if the Singapore Hockey Association charged a "gate" during the knock-out competition? Will the fans keep away? This occupied the attention of the Hockey Circle the other day. Sir George Oehlers,
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    PATTERSON AND INGEMAR MEET AGAIN...AT A BANQUET
    155 11 PATTERSON AND INGEMAR MEET AGAIN... AT A BANQUET NEW YORK, Fri.—Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and ex-champion Ingemar Johansson met face to face yesterday— at the j banquet table. They were me top atirac- tions at the annual dinner ol the Boxing Writers Association m the grand ballroom ot the Waldorf
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    Filipino wins :
    27 11 Filipino wins TOKYO. Fri. Gil Floret, 4 Philippines, won an unani- J I mous 10-round decision over < second ranking Japanese 4 feather weight Kazuyoshi Amada. 1 J
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    Two-day Changi yacht regatta
    76 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. More than a hundred i yachts will take part m the RAF Changi Yacht Club's regatta on Saturday and Sunday. Boats m the Dragon Class i will take oil first. Other classes include Tornado. Skiff. Firefly, Snipe and; Dinghy. The Handicap race i
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      255 11 DAILY CROSSWORD II I I M I (I.IKS UKOSS t n 5 Late way 10 quote ai.ci stir I Horrid anticipation gets .0 o J* d) scan after v copper (5) l Russia ti Mot men ol ihe Bulls 4 Cut into footholds as Russia o regimf{Utj pernaps? geologically? i"J
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    Result and Faircastle fastest workers on the iDon track
    350 12  - Result and Faircastle fastest workers on the iDon track ALLAN LEWIS FROM Ipoh, Friday. RESULT II (Subian) and Faircastle (McGrowdie) made the fastest time this morning when they disposed of three m 40 2/5 on the second track which is m good order. Calvados (Wilson) and City 01 Paris (P.
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    Lock icon 'ROBOTS' UNDERGO FITNESS TEST FOR THE TASK AHEAD
    26 12 picture. OVER AND UNDER ..a variation of leap frog included m the Spartak tourists' two-honi grind. Free Press
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    In a few words FLOYD SIGNS ON DOTTED LINE
    155 12 In a few words FLOYD SIGNS ON DOTTED LINE NF\v YORK. Floyd Patter- officially sign! d on th€ dotted fine to defend his world heavyweight title igainst Ingemar Ji bansson, m Miami Beach on March 13 Tin 1 agreement signed by tterson, Johansson and th< Mayor ol Miami Beach stated
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    Spartak training session makes onlookers gasp
    445 12  -  C. CHELLAPAH B> JALAN BESAR. Friday. COCCER is a serious business with the Spartak C tourists from Czechoslovakia. Singapore players could have learned a lot just by watching them train here yesterday. It was a gruelling session. A crowd of .*>()(). including many local
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    Worrell and Co. give the Australian selectors warning
    350 12  - Worrell and Co. give the Australian selectors warning KEITH MILLER By Sydney, Friday TllK West Indies have hammered home a painful warning to the Australian selectors only a few weeks before they pick the men to tour England. For the Aussies were thrashed by 222 runs m the third Test.
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    An Abdullah hat-trick takes trailing Customs to 3-2 victory
    193 12 An Abdullah hat-trick takes trailing Customs to 3-2 victory Johore Customs ;> SCI SINGAPORE PADANG, Friday. A HAT-THICK by centre forward Ahmad A Abdullah beat the Singapore Crickel Club m a hockey friendly here yesterday. Mat Saman also played a cood game. Had it not been for his anticipation m
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    Waltham's call for unity
    58 12 1 \TEW YORK, Fri. Tt-ddy ;IN Walt ham. secretary ot the British Boxing Board of 'Control, called for international co-operation between boxing's ruling bodies to end the present anomaly of more than one boxer holding socalled world championships. He criticised the American National Boxing Association at
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    Today's Sport
    34 12 Soccer: S.G.S.F.A.: Div. 3A: City Health v Social Welfare, Geylang Stadium 5.15 p.m. Div 3B Water Department v. C.P.F., Printing ground Serangoon Road. Singapore Youth Contingent Training. Jalan Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m.
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    Joyful Indians 2-1
    28 12 FARRER PARK. Fri. Joyful Indians beat 200 Pro. R.M.P 2-1 m a soccer match yesterday. Narayanan and Salahuddin scored for the Indians. Neilson netted for
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    Recs beat Prisons
    37 12 SINGAPORE PADANG. Pri. Singapore Recreation Club oeat Prisons Sports Club 3-2 m friendly hockey match here y s- eterday. They led 2-1 at half-tin^ Scorers SRC Quinton Orr (2). H Scully. Prisons Alexander 2
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    Tennis star becomes a fireman
    142 12 I MELBOURNE ENGLAND'S tennis hope Mike Sangster has become a sparetime fireman almost. In Melbourne for the Australian championships beginning at Kooyong Courts today. Mike has been billeted with deputy fire chief Mr. J. Paterson. He arranged to be billeted during his Melbourne stay to
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