The Singapore Free Press, 27 June 1961

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    21 1 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1961 15 CENTS
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    2 DETAINEES ESCAPE
    276 1  -  HAROLD SOH Missing on _^B^H I ooot to penangrßig hunt on fREE PRESS EXCLUSIVE by SINGAPORE, -Two dees bound for Senaag in a i launch have ped and are aill .it large. disappears discoverIhe boat ched the nj| settle--14 miles bout three s iter, gitives were group
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    TWO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS FROM U.S. ARRIVE TO LIVE IN S'PORE HOMES
    270 1 TWO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS FROM U.S. ARRIVE TO LIVE IN S'PORE HOMES SINGAPORE, Tues. Two American high school girls. Marilyn Sue Dryer and Theresa Elizabeth SigJiatgo. both 16, were yesterday given a "parental' welcome at Singapore Air- port by two local families. i The families were those of two senior
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    13 die in ambush
    35 1 SAIGON. Tiie*. A force of government civil guards kiiieci 13 Communist guerillas in an ambush in tne Mo Cay riistnet of Kien Hoa Province. 80 miles south of Saigon, last Friday.
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    Nuns from Cuba
    24 1 LA CORUNA tSpaiui. Tues.— Some 450 Spanish priests and nuns, expellee from Castro's Cuba, arrived here by ship from I Havana.
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    Night spot owner dies
    93 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Teddy Tan. 51. a former Singapore Police Force lieutenant, and lately the manager of a popular night-club in Orchard Road, died in the General Hospital early this morning. After leaving the Police Force. Teddy went into business. Thousands of night revellers will remember
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    Oil-rich Kuwait tells Kassem: We will defend our freedom
    277 1 Oil-rich Kuwait tells Kassem: We will defend our freedom KUWAIT, Tuesday. 'JMIIS oil-rich Sheikhdom lold Iraq last night that she is determined to defend her independence. It added thai ;ill friendly and peaceloving countries, "especially sisterly Arab slates." would support it. The statement, from the Kuwait Government Secretariat, was broadcast
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    SALLY BRONSTEIN LEAVES FOR LONDON: 'IT WAS ALL A NIGHTMARE'
    230 1 SALLY BRONSTEIN LEAVES FOR LONDON: 'IT WAS ALL A NIGHTMARE' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An attractive 19-year-old London model. Sally Bron- i stein the girl who flew j to Malaya to marry 2nd Lieut. Tengku Ibrahim. 23. second son of the Sultan ot Pahang left by air this morning to "try
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    GOH AND PARTY OFF TO JAKARTA TO SIGN TRADE PACT
    169 1 GOH AND PARTY OFF TO JAKARTA TO SIGN TRADE PACT PAYA LEBAR. Tues. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. said this morning that a trade and economic relations agreement between Indonesia j and Singapore will be signed in Jakarta on Thursday. Dr. Goh told The Free Press this
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    Ex-MP arrested
    36 1 I OTTAWA. Tues. Raymond Bruneau. a former Libeiai Member of Parliament, was arie.sied I iiiiG charged yesterday witti accevmin si US?. 10.000 bribe in a 1953 post office deal timing hit > :eim of office.
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    Betty Nunn: Police withdraw charges
    170 1 Betty Nunn: Police withdraw charges SINGAPORE. Tuesday. TIIK scheduled two-day trial of Klizubcth Mary Nunn ended in two minutes in the Second District Court this morning when the police withdrew two vice charges against her. INUlin. Will) IS fUBU tuu'wu Betty Nunn. was charged with procuring a woman. Chin Foong
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    Latest
    76 1 MALAYAN HX FUNDS m prices in! till I till i selling M.*n. M«; i i und Btt? Hii Hon K I HKSI INI iII in UK :> rai chin:.. i Ol". r F Tl 131.-I.ui.. barkser n^ FT acr 1 J 1 I If,, I I I Pt r
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      106 1 tape of all Russia's school of H™^ 1 1 n -r. Homesick girls off Fast gallops on a subversion P. 6 T,' xi j d n P i n• v« to Ungland r. 7 firm track P. 12 camera c} *Ac Juturc^ V dcol snapshot camera because the fixed Jg>
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      7 1 t Diplomat vailahlr At our j-avoarite Store
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  • City section: Finance and industry
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      IRAQ-KUWAIT ROW LEADS TO DROP IN TOP OIL SHARES
      268 2 I ONDON, Tues.— Most l^ leading oil shares were marked down in early dealings on the Stock Exchange yesterday following Iraq's overnight claim on the Persian Gulf oil sheikhdom of Kuwait. British Petroleum shares Üby 1 4» 2 to 47/7» 2
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      Money rates outlook
      38 2 U I \GO i m M« ney rates I tci States >;iou.a hold present levels for :he 1961, according lo Mr bei SUvennan, presidem ol es FateoU, Incorpora ed, the independent commercial :anisa n Unit-
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      Buyers scramble for tin shares as price goes up sharply
      593 2 Buyers scramble for tin shares as price goes up sharply By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rpiNS again overshadowed industrials and rubbers on the Malayan Stock Exchange last week, reports a leading Singapore broker. The news of the exhaustion of the buffer stork encouraged a renewed and indiscriminate scramble
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      CASH TIN DROPS £5.15s. IN LINE WITH SINGAPORE
      135 2 CASH TIN DROPS £5.15s. IN LINE WITH SINGAPORE lONDON. Tues.— Tin values a reacted yesterday morni ing. cash declining by i 5.155. per ton and three months by £4. 155.. sentiment being affected by the fall at Singapore. The extent of :he movement here was considered moderate. Although fresh Continental
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      Dunlop plans $42½ mil. expansion
      68 2 LONDON. Tues.— The Donlou Rubber Company yes.eiday announced tne completion of plan:? for a further major expansion of their factories a: Kobe and Na[goya, Japan. It wiii co.>. S42 1 million over the next two years. Product? manufactuied by i Duniop Japan, the company >
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      Hong Kong prices
      54 2 HONG KONG. Mou Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H Bar.:-; Corporation 5420 $420 j sales sales Wheelock Maiden $14.50 $14.50 sales sales i ETkong phoiv 557.00 $58.30 sales sales Dairy Farm c\c COid Storage $40.50 $40.00 j sales sales Taikoo Docic $76.00 $75.00' sales sates
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    Russia 'robs' world of nuclear test ban pact, UK accuses
    217 2 Russia 'robs' world of nuclear test ban pact, UK accuses GENEVA, Tues.—Britain yesterday accused the Sovjet Union of robbing the world of a nuclear test ban treaty that was now within reach at the three power Geneva negotiations. Sir Michael Wright, British delegate, and chairman of yesterday's 323rd session of
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    Miss Universe girls go sightseeing before big contest
    214 2 Miss Universe girls go sightseeing before big contest XKW YORK. Tuesday. COMK of the world's top glamour girls began a whirlwind week's sightseeing here today before competing for the coveted "Miss Universe" award in Miami next week. These girls are all beauty queens in their own countries, in Europe, Asia.
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    Premiers agree
    34 2 OTTAWA, Tues.— Prime Ministers Hayato Ikecia of Japan and Joim Diefenbaker of Canada agieed yesterday to promote closer trade links between their two countries, including the establishment of Japanese industry in Canada.
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    The lethal embrace
    32 2 SAIGON, Tues. "The Communists want to embrace you only that they may better be able to choke you," the South Vietnam Foreign Secretary. Mr. Vu Van Mau. said today.
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      128 2 LONDON. Juno 26. Previous Today HUBBER No. i MBB 0.1.1 Euroman ports Juno unquoted unquotod July 24 7/16 24 7/16 HUubEB No 1 RSS 242 24 13/16 RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Terms, July 24 11/16 242 Auk 24 13/16 24 13/16 TONE: Inactive. PEPPER. wmtt
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      New York Prices
      64 2 NEW YORK, June 26. PrtVIMM Taday TIN ttrattt 909% 120.00 119.25 RUBBER Future* Rax Contract, July 30.05 29.924 Sept 29.00 28.90 TONE: Barely steady. SALES: IS lots. Standard Contract duly 29.70 29.771 •apt 28.87* 28.75 TONE: Baraly steady. No. 1 RSS July landed price L<9s 291 COFFEE:
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      Dow Jones Averages
      33 2 NEW YORK, dune 26. Previous Today 30 Industrial* 6*8.66 681 16 20 Raitreads 139.90 138 58 «0 Domastio Bonds 84.43 84^45 «"««t.ta ni.Bo nils* 65 stocks Composite Avaratos 228.16 226.21
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 Malabar spot 474. afloats 46. July shipment 46. Lampong spot 47J. afloats 465, July shipment 46. Muntok white spot 56, afloats 554. July shipment 52J, sellers, ex-dock. Above prices quoted ln U.S. cento per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      71 2 LONDON. June 26. Previaus Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K. /North European parts delivered weight par »a?£. ,ul $163i COPRA, St. aits weight par .ong tan July/Auc i6oi f6o* COCONUI OIL crude Straits e.l.f. EuroP»an parts m bulk par long ton June/July ts4 COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon o.i.f.
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    JAP SAILORS PAID IN OWN COIN — BANANA NOTES
    147 2 JAP SAILORS PAID IN OWN COIN BANANA NOTES MANILA, Tues. Police were yesterday looking for a Filipino taxi driver for whom World War II apparently had not yet ended. The driver bought a wristwateh from two young Japanese sailors and paid them in "banana" money currency issued by the Japanese
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    PEARL HARBOUR ACE TELLS BOYS
    76 2 T ONDON. Tues.—The man JU who commanded the Japanese planes which attacked Pearl Harbour 22! years ago arrived here by ai L*_ yesterday from parisThe man. Captain Mitsuo Fushida, 58. is now an' I Evangelist of the Pocket Testament League. He is to i address
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    'OPERATION MIAO': ISLANDERS CALL FOR MORE CATS
    185 2 'OPERATION MIAO': ISLANDERS CALL FOR MORE CATS rKYO. Tues. Hiburijima. an islet off the southwest coast of Japan, has called for reinforcements to help win what is perhaps the fiercest war being waged In Japan at the moment. The islanders have told the authorities of Ehime Prefecture on the mainland
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    Jets and destroyers smash revolt by Venezuela army men
    259 2 Jets and destroyers smash revolt by Venezuela army men 'THE Venezuelan Government reported that loyal troops had recaptured barracks occupied by rebels early yesterday at Barcelona, 250 miles east of here, and seized the revolt leaders. Reports said 40 people were killed. Jet planes and destroyers are said' to have
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    12 killed in crashes
    32 2 1 2 killed in crashes NEW YORK. Tue*. Twelve people were killed ana a; lea si eight more injured in two car i crasnes In New York State tad Virginia last night.
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    Carbide explosion
    19 2 TOKYO. Tufs— One man riiec ana 14 were injureu wnen carbiae gas exploded in a chemical urorks.
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    UNKNOWN
    117 2 IOXDox 1 u <* A all-out -"-I nine r,- lm ;^y nm after V r weekend mai^i out from SoLN Tail t %(kr fisto mC\ ,t t■ art docks, and descriptioi ,V, A U P J £i "fprto to sc«, *> one trmed A te; -ti: Dm with the
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    UNKNOWN
    14 2 PARIS, n» J wen \> ned BC4 laen hm Ptj c I lone nwlDidd
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    Officer on trial
    22 2 we: s .au I SS G.".. ci F •vev on uift] M lHal iie sti .»> part oi Hitie: I
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    Mrs. Banda's Visit
    21 2 Colombo. m Pr:...e Mir.i>;*: E M ke. tU£ ftca Ed M vM\ China N^ fl fixed to un
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    BABS CRACKS TWO RIBS IN CRASH
    74 2 T ONDON. Tues.— A motor cyclist wtui taken to hospital with both legs broken following a car cra.^h involving British marathon walker Dr. Barbara Moor.. 56. near London yesterday. Dr. Moore was taken to her tionu n< ir u*d Surrey. \r: till U cracked
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      453 2 J\r. JLm JU IpfE S p. s can Penan! naka varu lor G ETA 3/8-61) H burg, Rotterdam 11 11 juty s v Mjru j' Mci I Man, p et Said, Genoa Mars< ETA 25 7/61), B-en-o-. Rotterdam London] l Gdn. 1 ETD 29 June n mn Sail Beirut, Lattakia,
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      179 2 ■YOUNG OWE AM 1 A brtef V wired bra wtt: dainty tcall- J y. •p«d cupa and foam un4*r- S bw»t »upoori Bri-n»1on laca, f\ J 4 lm*d n.lon miiQ.i.s#««. V I Wh>(e,B)«ck.A*Bcuoa3r ,lv' I toar. i 'YOUNG JOY 1 T*o-*«y bra. w.th or wthout ttraos *f^^ >O Smooth *irirg
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      134 2 y i .liornside trie Singapore •kani] today are: S I TV I W .< :tS NW. I, 13/14, Bern 21/22, Mm tfe oUra "i S2, n W Sedenak .wv. 11 Sarj •.--.or v: OMtM RoncJ> Vcane, Han S ;'v ii aj pih, I i R .i- hoe, j >. Flying
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      22 2 jl;asdfjal;sjdfljasjl Weather toll TOKYO. Tues.— Western Japan, has had the heaviest rain siorm of the season. Toll: 36 killed and 22 missing.
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    UNKNOWN
    92 3 i UOS. Pi detective a moving in January i d a wanted Ha'im bin Id Mm but d the de- make a Id in a .a.iv wtien charged a public set- i Iran police I that on the detective a boa going krkig< Road san Abdul Recognised I I]
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    Free Press report on police traffic 'trap' cited in court
    216 3 4 vnvv i> ai^^AI»UKL, Tuesday. A. 5« h rcss re P<>rt last November on a traffic sign outside the Lido Theatre was cited in a traffic court here yesterday. VTC 1 x s brought to the attention of the Hist
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    Labourer's death I
    14 3 Tues. A:: recorded at Ahmad bin urer, who j vident in
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    Welcome to Singapore
    91 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. A. L. Caplan. Supervisor for the Orient for Walt Disney, arrived by BOAC from Tbkyo. He is staying here for five days at the Cathay Hotel. Mr. D. C. Christensen. representative of Isbrandtsen Company, of New York, arrived for a few days' stay. He stays at
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    Red Cross wandering to end: New H.Q. ready this week
    224 3 Red Cross wandering to end: New H.Q. ready this week SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ITHK Singapore Red Cross Society is moving to "Red Cross House" at Penang Lane on July 1 which will be the focal point of its acti- vi ties. The building. costing j $100,000, gives the society its first
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    $85 IN POCKET, ASKED P.C. FOR BUS FARE
    123 3 $85 IN POCKET, ASKED P.C. FOR BUS FARE SINGAPORE, Tues. A student with $85.15 in his pocket approached a police constable for 20 cents for his bus fare home. The student, Tan Kirn Ho, yesterday appeared in the Ninth Magistrate's Court charged with endeavouring to collect alms under false pretences
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    575 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANRA LEE'S r^gjjo^|Mjiiy SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pA RENTS, do you perhaps face the August school holidays with a little apprehension because your child will have little opportunity to spend the time constructively? The second August International Youth Holiday programme, organised by the Y.W.C.A., is a wonderful chance for your
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      109 3 J5OO MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK I OUr ree P re ss Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page &P 111 mL II mk I tdef i n itely I >c, TRADE ENQUIRIES VERNATION AL CORPORATION HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE. DIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN SINGAPORE STUDENTS' ONION WELFARE
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      193 3 «StACKS- BLOUSES SHORTS I tj PB VERY LATEST DESIGNS COLOUR. 4mm Wm\ <jL AT mm^Mf M\ S7. WORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE. 6. TEL *****. j^^ QucAmazfftg, FAST' ACTIO^ fe^^^^f^Sf wonder'tonic can be I PC! I T!r^^^ P* W taken on these dates i f T6wioot>£ fe 4ULY 8^6 12% 14V
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      354 3 CINEMAS Free film shows at Nam Choong ALHAMBRA: The Ten Com- School, Gulega Road; Teng Hai mandments 3.30, 8.30. Place children's playground; CAPITOL: Loves of Hercules Khee Hwa School, Thong Ho Vil--1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30. lage: Kampong Aver Gemuroh: CATHAY: She Walks By Night Pei Tong School, Clementi Road 1.30,
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    ARCHITECTS PRIZES: A TOP AWARD-AND A WIFE
    256 4 ARCHITECTS PRIZES: A TOP AWARD- AND A WIFE AFTER 9 YEARS, HE'LL RETURN SOON TO SETTLE DOWN HERE JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. MALAYAN architect, Mr. Ho Kirn Wing, is due to return here shortly with two major prizes he acquired during his nine-year stay in Perth. The two prizes are his
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    CHINESE CANNOT ACCUSE GOVT. OF DESTROYING THEIR CULTURE, SAYS MR. SOON
    143 4 CHINESE CANNOT ACCUSE GOVT. OF DESTROYING THEIR CULTURE, SAYS MR. SOON KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. Soon Cheng Hor, Deputy Director of Information Services, said that Malayan Chinese could not claim that Chinese culture was being destroyed unless the Government imposed legislation to ban Chinese customs and worship, Chinese dances and
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    Stamp club patron
    35 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Sultan of Selangor has accepted the office of Patron of the Selangor Stamp Club in succession to his late father, who was a keen phi- I latelist. 1
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    Blind to make an appeal over radio
    104 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. pOL'R blind people will make an appeal over Radio Malaya this week for support for the Malayan Association for the Blind Flower Day on July 1. The appeal in Malay, English. Chinese and Tamil will last about five minutes. A
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    TYPHOID IN RAUB: NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-MINISTRY
    66 4 TYPHOID IN RAUB NO CAUSE FOR ALARM-MINISTRY KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Ministry of Health said that there was no cause for alarm over the report of ;an outbreak of typhoid in Raub. A spokesman said the suspected outbreak was isolated to Raub town alone. He said that immediate steps were
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    Music in the park
    20 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Police Band will play at Katong Park from 7.30 to 8.30 tonight.
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    Local hotel man urges Americans to visit Singapore
    120 4 Local hotel man urges Americans to visit Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues.— A former Singapore hotelier, Mr. Myron Ling, called upon Americans to visit Singapore and Malaya at a recent conference of the California State Hotels' Association and Western Hotel Show held at Los Angeles, California. Mr. Ling, former manager of Cathay
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    King and Queen to visit Brunei
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong will make a State visit to Brunei from July 1 to July 5. They will inspect a guard of honour before leaving j Kuala Lumpur at 7.50 a.m. on July 1.
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    Khalsa Association to open $65,000 clubhouse soon
    165 4 CINGAPorY^ l? s »ciubho U r -i bt Michaels Rr^^l be opened a\ H ""tones and fompMoti. :r '?i| Thp I*9 of Ik can bo adapt ecV* Another sil,/^ biock win b0 Pr( tne main ttructur Conctru^tio- Ul^er the c kJ' Messrs. BaS
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    LARGE CROWD AT THEIR WEDDING
    61 4 9 Mr. and Mrs K. Krishnasamy nbo wore married at the Overseas Pakistani League, Serangoon Road. Mr. Krishnasamy is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Namasivayam. The bride, the former .Miss Soekammal Murugesan, is the second daughter of Madam M. Kuppamal and the late
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      104 4 g% ARE ARRANGED MARRIAGES BAD? s^r Leading Malayans debate a topic of the day KMoIOwCvX .'.'l'Sl'X'l*. -j**i- ■*>I^>X.-xSK*^*v" vl"JSjQoiJvk^- l* X***' I I I Hi 1 H fl B H iH I H VA iH B. I B. l Bi I Bjj^BjBwBBjBBwQOOpOfIOQQMy--''' AwRS RSXvl^v&&»Sws^' >B fcVTfc^ii iflHßtt>'X > iY£Kf v!-^i-xvCii-i
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    The art of living...
    575 5 The art of living KESPEARE: 'ASSUME A VIRTUE THOUGH YOU HAVE IT NOT. KNOWING THAT THE DYNAMIC POWER OF HABIT CAN BUILD IT INTO YOUR CHARACTER A SMILE IS THE SYMBOL OF RELAXATION HE DOESN'T TAKE HIMSELF TOO SERIOUSLY oe expressed through you in everyday living It is following the
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      105 5 I RADIOS f^UPPLIAICES 7 MOTORCYCLES getasr L|#o# Amplifiers Little Giont Nnd Scund- c G'Ort is r.nc finished ■•'c vrittl round grile. 1" »orfs output erata we hail. si 20.00 Each r 12 months. r m. a. Ltd., Sf-cr, Singapore 4. IBTAX only 1^ $1.90 f Mi i variety of ex-
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      174 5 ||,f^W tt^ investment in good A suit tailored by Lsquire will do you NSi|i proud on tho.se oeH V casions when it is ■jJ^m^^B important that you JuHB look your very best. Ijpii B^B tlir nessc of our L£f choose from 86, High St., Singapore. Tel: ***** i LADIES' 51
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      242 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Diekenson U^H .^^l r^X I H'^wiWiy PvVtrK. BMfclM^ii. 'J^ t*^ f f iw t^^^^m x. s fIM 9^JL^l} J^Pvj MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis 5^ -o f MANPRAKE, JOKE'S) IF YOU PIPW'T PO IT I I I HAVE NTT THE^U©HTEStB| \tH£Y PCWr3EL/£VE/
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    The need to save water
    388 6 The need to save water TELLING THE PEOPLE fa THE shortage of water in Singapore is a matter to be taken seriously. At the same time the situation is not one that should give rise to alarm or panic. What is required is that the public should pay attention to
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    WHERE MR. K TRAINS HIS TROUBLE MAKERS
    884 6  - WHERE MR. K TRAINS HIS TROUBLE MAKERS STEVEN HAMILTON It'S War... even though the £uns of East and West remain_silent 180,000 REDS ARE LEARNING TO 'WAGE CO-EXISTENCE 1 BY EVERY MEANS— PROPAGANDA. BRIBERY AND INFILTRATION By A SHORT while ago the Russians proudly announced the opening of the "Friendship University"
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    100 YEARS AGO
    149 6 the Free Press reported: "For about a month past the weathec has been fair, and for the last fortnight very hot. The consequence of this prolonged drought is that, a.^ usual about this time of thy year, there is a scarci y of water, which is more
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    46 6 AIRMEN at Finningley Hbomber station, near Doncaster. have for month* been painting and scraping j to make the camp look like new. even wearing felt pads so that boots did not mark polished floors. Reason: an impending visit by Princess Margaret now cancelled.
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    Life is like that
    155 6 Life is like that dfialiii «iiM..;; p I** to Hud l 2 .■.■f,r,,,,,v r l i ih 'w3 w.is thai 1 '">i h \<'n. bade Kuy^ Tm t*i*t ww duchess v r -l "Just bath,, v"" antl Put then 1 'H a««*e aoided. Vl "Hfinmh, lhl returned, n,, 1 still
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      732 6 au can hand in your classified ad, to any one of COLD STORAGE j SHOPS throughout MALAYA and I SINGAPORE; CAMERON HIGHLANDS Cold Storage |M) Lt4.« au Tana- Rata. «pom OaM Storage <M> Lid., 1-5 Clare Street. ■I HI Cold storage i M < Ltd., M New Road. KOTA BHARU
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      23 6 "WEBB CORBEIT" Finest English. Crystalware I __Lm sS^ w^____l LANKA Jewellers, (THE HOUSE FCR CEYLON GEMS) j 20, BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1. PHONE: *****.
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      119 6 H L AST F• V E n DAYS H SALE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET H COME AND SEE THE U UNBELIEVABLE BARGAINS H IN ALL DEPARTMENTS f GIAN SINGH CO. LID. 1 30-1 RAFFUS PLACE, SIMCAPORH (^^^^T\ Protect pour eyes I Jiil W« B V J Crookes. Calorba) Just a pair
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      270 6 TODAYS RADIO SINGAPORE hours; 9.00 Man From M.J.5; 9.30 Tne news; 9.40 Hawaiian chimes; 11 J? c S 7 S ii-b£ concert; 11.00 Smg it Medium service n Me ioaies and 4,b metre*. memories; 12 (micinight) Close A.M. 11.00 Programme sum- down. Mary; 11.02 Continental pot- (KADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres)
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    154 7 >RE, Tue s.— lister for S. Rajasaid thai Singapore :y valuable for the nalt they also shape the opening of Minister Singapore loving towards libraries rital role to the inal, utilitarian needs of the as a new must have naJ identity adequate ll own past, rial and histitles, their
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    New prmary school
    9 7 PKramat. I has a' primary I
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    Exhibition times
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The exhibitions in connection with i the Singapore Library Week are open daily to members of the public from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. I
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    THIS TOY IS ALSO AN IMPORTANT AID IN ELEMENTARY MATHS
    138 7 P ITORI rues. Meet- are not only toys for boys, but iportant aid in ns <>t elementary r Dark*, deputy ulininistration) I nbUi »f Educa- n The use of -Innentary ma- uhing." at the I' ttution hall re- was organised
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    Two homesick girls sail home to be with their parents
    267 7 Two homesick girls sail home to be with their parents gACW MONTH circopp UKE A HUNDRED YEARS' TWO -vprv US22S PAGAR Tuesday. I^o very homesick" young women were p-Sr^" 1011 v 680 P asBen ?ers on board the SSSSmS passed through Singapore for They were Miss Theresa O'Connor and Miss
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    POPULAR PIANIST FOR HIGHER MUSIC STUDIES IN ITALY
    149 7 POPULAR PIANIST FOR HIGHER MUSIC STUDIES IN ITALY TAN JONG PAGAR, Tues. A Shanghai-born girl on her way to join her music teacher in Italy was the only Asian girl on board the liner Fairsea as it sailed into Singapore from Sydney on its way to Southampton. Miss Irene An-Li
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    POLICEMAN OFF TO FETCH FAMILY AFTER 4 YEARS APART
    107 7 POLICEMAN OFF TO FETCH FAMILY AFTER 4 YEARS APART PAYA LEBAR. Tues. A policeman from Christmas Island seized the first opportunity to fly to Medan to fetch his wife and two children after missing them for about four years. Inche Arbain bin Samsudin left Singapore International Airport excitedly. He will
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    Insurance group
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Insurance Association ot i Malaya has been registered •with the Registrar of Socie- ties to represent the msur- ance industry in the Federa- tion.
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    Assemblyman sees need for more community centres
    209 7 Assemblyman sees need for more community centres SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TIIK Assemblyman for River Valley, Mr. Lim Cheng Lock, has officially declared the River Valley Community Centre open. In his speech to the mem- bers and friends at the open- ing ceremony. Mr. Lim said that "it is apparent that there
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    Appeal letters
    21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Spastic Children's Association of Selangor will soon send out letters to the public for donations.
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    Dutch professor praises Singapore for cleanliness
    112 7 Dutch professor praises Singapore for cleanliness SINGAPORE. Tues.— A Dutcn professor of economics on his way home from Indonesia, has described Singapore as "spotlessly clean" compared with the other cities he has visited. He is Dr. L. Kropveld. whe was attached to the Nommsen University in Medan. Dr. Kropveld said
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    Father, 75, goes to see children 'for last time'
    258 7 Father, 75, goes to see children 'for last time' i PAYA LEBAR, Tues.— A 75-year-old Arab left Singapore by Garuda Airways for Medan on one of the most important missions of his life. He was on his way to visit his six children, four of whom are married, and all
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    Man fell to death from moving bus
    60 7 PENANG. Tues.— A coffeeshop owner fell to his death while alighting from a moving bus. a Coroner's court was told. "I had earlier warned him not to get down until the bus stopped," Chua Siew Kirn. 22, a conductress, testified at an inquest
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    Dance in aid of world refugees
    69 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A World Refugee Year ball will be held at the University of Malaya. Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday at 8.30 p.m. to mark the start of a weeklong fund raising campaign for relief of refugees in other parts of the world. The
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    2,000 ATTEND BIG R.A.S.C. FETE
    127 7 ALEXANDRA, Tues. A fanfare of trumpets and drums by the Army Boys Trade School's Band jjreeied the opening of the Royal Army Service Corps fete and children's party at the RASC padang, Ayer Rajah Road. The fete and party, an annual RASC function, was attended
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    MY SINGING IS JUST A PASTIME, SAYS THIS WINNER
    173 8 MY SINGING IS JUST A PASTIME, SAYS THIS WINNER A FORMER Kuala Kangsar student, Omar bin Ahmad, 19, won a talentime competition held by the School of Commerce. The second prize went to Tham Choon Lim, 19, and the third prize was won by Nordin bin Alwi, 16. Omar, a
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    LOVE OF MUSIC LEADS 3 BOYS TO FORM OWN BAND
    88 8 LOVE OF MUSIC LEADS 3 BOYS TO FORM OWN BAND THREE schoolboys have formed a band to advance their common love of music. ..A They are Raymond, l^, and Kelly Sherbande, 13, and Joseph Elisha 12, who are studying at t>i. Andrew's School, Woodsville The trio who call themselves the
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    SIX SCHOOLS IN DEBATE
    58 8 Six Secondary schools will contest the semi-finals of the third annual intersecondary schools debate sponsored by the Chinese V.M.C.A. They are Tanjong Katong Secondary School versus Tanjong Katong Girls School on July 1; Raffles Girls* Secondary School verses Siglap Secondary School on July 1; and Queenstown
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    TEENAGE take and TALEN TIME
    549 8 Boys beat girl. in debate on good use of tim RAGI, 9, CAN HOLD HER OWN WITH THE BEST INDIAN DANCERS MISS SUGUNAVATHY RAMADAS is only nine-years-old. but she can hold her own in Indian classical dancing with most of the grown-up artists. Her ambition
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    The age of metal suits and dresses made of paper
    588 8  -  ANNE DORVILLE DISCOVERIES AND TECHNIQUES ARE CHANGING THE WORLD SO FAST THAT THE TEENAGER OF TODAY MAY LIVE TO SEE A SPECIAL REPORT BY IT sounds fantastic and just like something straight out of science fiction, but metal suits and
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    Quiz with a difference: Are you humble ?
    331 8 Quiz with a difference: Are you humble THE person who flaunts his personality like a peacock is usually the world's biggest bore. Humility, compassion and understanding have been characteristics of the greatest men and women throughout history. Weign your ego on these scales, and let's see what happens. Is good
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    A man wins $10 prize
    204 9 H^. l! MISS KNOW-HOW fURN to your I man the next H* y° u arc in joU bt about your 3 cccssorics. The c hances are he may |i jblc to help yOU tmd the most gffectm one. In Fashion Sense 0 s for example
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    Exotic Filipino dishes for that Eastern touch
    548 9 Exotic Filipino dishes for that Eastern touch VKH\ housewife seeks io im\\ev culinary skill and ier repertoire of dishes, is hardl\ any place in hich prodealer opfor such loses as nnilli S ngapore. sand assoeia- d of vari- Recipes 4s over a :> c. This v day beads. But organised
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    FASHION SENSE No. 10
    140 9 jgELECT the most appropriate accessories for this short evening: dress from Town and Country. In black lace, it is fashioned with a scoop neckline and decorated with six large pink flowers. Now tick off what you consider most suitable in each group. SHOES Black suede court
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    TIPS ON MAKE-UP: WATCH YOUR PROFILE AND LOOK SMART
    379 9 TIPS ON MAKE-UP: WATCH YOUR PROFILE AND LOOK SMART MOST GIRLS are quite happy to present a pretty front-view to the world. Vet, have you ever stopped to think from which angle people look at you most. Not your direct front but sideways. Your PROFILE. So the next time you
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    NEW IN THE SHOPS: WET-PROOF PANTS FOR BABY
    229 9 NEW IN THE SHOPS: WET-PROOF PANTS FOR BABY HERE'S a piece of good news for all mothers. Whether in bed or during an outing, you need not have to worry about baby wetting the place with the new "dryper" pants. This waterproof panty is made of soft, pliable vinyl with
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    Kingpetch's supporters confident of victory in tonight's world clash
    295 11 SUPPORTERS of world flyweight boxing champion Pone Kingpetch are confident of a Thai victory in tonight's title fight with Japan's Mitsunori Seki. About 80 per cent of the tickets have been sold out for the 15 round bout. I Thongthos Intratat,
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    Use the Vardon grip: It will improve vour game
    382 11 Use the Vardon grip: It will improve vour game lon grip in golf is the most popuill. This was how the great lon himself explained it long :a>p the club across the palm of The club being taken in the left shaft passes from the knuckle ftrsl finger across the
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    Jalil and Sarbo tie for first – place at Waugh athletics
    368 11 Jalil and Sarbo tie for first place at Waugh athletics PAYA LEBAR, Tuesday. Two athletes, Jalil and Sarbo tied for the Victor Liidorum trophy at the Jardine Waugh Sports Club's first annual athletic meet held at the Shell Sports Club Ground. Jalil and Sarbo collected 18 points each Sarbo won
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    LASTEST HUMAN' IS NOSED OUT INTO THIRD PLACE IN 220 YDS.
    87 11 Cues -Paul human" rst defeat relay by nal A A.U. hampton•he show Burleson >ho\v the niile ;lj slow Bucids world record of 9.2 seconds in the 100-yard dash blazed to a one step victory over Charles Frazier of Texas,
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    ATHLETES SHARE HONOURS AT DISTRICT MEET
    98 11 ATHLETES SHARE HONOURS AT DISTRICT MEET riEYLANG, Tues.— Seng Yew \J Kai from Elling North and Ali Omar from Elling South were the best athletes from Geylang District when they tied for A' division honours at the second annual Geylang District Combined Primary Schools' meet. There was also a tie
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    Russian tour
    17 11 MOSCOW Tues. Jack Kramer's professional lawn tennis troupe will visit the Soviet Union next month.
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    UNIVERSITY SHUTTLERS LOOK SET FOR FINAL
    222 11 UNIVERSITY SHUTTLERS LOOK SET FOR FINAL GEYLANG, Tues.—University of Malaya 'A' defending champions of the Singapore Badminton Association's in-ter-team tournament, are certain to enter the final after their outstanding performances during the week-end. On Saturday, in the second round, they thrashed Merrydale Badminton Party 5-0, and yesterday in the quarter-finals,
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    STIRLING MOSS SAYS: I'M NOT AS FAST AS I USED TO BE
    146 11 LONDON, Tues.— World famous British racing driver, Stirling Moss, declared in a book being published today that he is "not as fast" as he used to be. The book, "a turn at the wheel," published by William Kimber
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    ENGINEERS BEAT THE MILITARY POLICE AGAIN
    140 11 A LEXANDRIA. Tues. Royal A Military Police suffered their second cricket defeat this season at the hands of Engineering Base Group who beat them by six wickets in the third round of the Singapore Base District (30 over) knock-out competition played here yesterday. The
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    Quick Win goes smartly over 3 in 39: It'c best KL workout
    384 12  - Quick Win goes smartly over 3 in 39 It'c best KL workout Allen Lewis NO RAIN FOR A WEEK: TRACK MAY GET REALLY HARD By K.Lumpur, Tuesday CHAIRMAN LEADS IN THE WINNER QUICK WIN (Ismail) made the fastest time this morning when lie went smartly over three in 4 i9,
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    SAFA make third Cup change: Former Services star Roberts in
    361 12 SAFA make third Cup change Former Services star Roberts in SINGAPORE, Tuesday. (jJWILYM Roberts, the former Combined Services football 'star' now a civilian, who announced his return to Singapore Football when he turned up for All-Singapore against the visiting Hong Kong Chinese last week, has been picked tor the right
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    Benaud will lead Aussies tomorrow
    66 12 LONDON. Tues. Richie Bfiiaud. who did not play in the Lord's Tost because of shoulder trouble, will lead the Australians in the match against Somerset at Taunton, starting tomorrow. The others In the team are Colin McDonald. Bill Lawry. Peter Burge, Brian Booth. Ken Mackay,
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    Lord's pitch plays tricks: Slight depressions found
    524 12 Lord's pitch plays tricks: Slight depressions found LONDON, Tuesday. IIIOKOI'GH examination of the test pitch ai Lord's was made by an army of experts yesterday to determine whether there is a ridge which, it is claimed, made the ball go through at irregular heights during the second Test which ended
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    MRS. EDWARDS WINS CAPTAIN'S PRIZE AT KEPPEL CLUB
    106 12 MRS. EDWARDS WINS CAPTAIN'S PRIZE AT KEPPEL CLUB KEPPEL. Tues. Mrs. V. Edwards. Keppel Club's queen of the links, shot an illuminating 36 (nett 3(n for nine holes to win the Captain's Prize at the Keppel course during the weekend. Other low scorers were Mrs Irish Campbell, runner-up with a
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    THE SCA RECALL 'OLD WARRIOR' HEYZER PERERA
    84 12 THE SCA RECALL 'OLD WARRIOR' HEYZER PERERA SINGAPORE, Tues. The 'old warrior,' Heyzer Perera a former Malayan and State cricketer returns to the State team to meet Malacca in the Malayan Cricket Association league match on the padang this weekend. The play on both days' will start at 11.00 a.m.
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    Signals rally to bold KK Police
    160 12 Signals rally to bold KK Police -THOMSON, Tues.— After -a.liiis by three goals to mi at half-time, Signais Regm.eni -_v s&gec a gieai comeback m line stvunu ualf :o hoia Kandaug Keioau Police Station to a 3-3 uraw in i he first rounu ol" the Armeu Forces Cup football com-
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    276 12 OSAMU ISHIGURO, player, brought off the first upset in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here yesterday when he beat British Davis Cup player Alan Mills 7-3, 4-6, 6-4, 7-;> in the first round of the men's singles Ishiguro. who i s the second male
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